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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-09-30
ESPELEE

The frost has put his trade mark
on several things out here, all gar
dens are black so we feel more GER
tain that fall has come.
Threshing is in full blast around
here; the crops are good.
Louis Carlson has dug his pota-
toes. It is splendid crop.
Beulah and Leila Chapman and
Mrs. Gullenback were business call
ers in Esplee last week.
Thilda Ostmoe is working at
Adams near Esplee.
P. P. Sund went to Goodrich last
week after a load of groceries that
were shipped out on the new rail-
road. ~.
Mrs. L. j. Henold made very i'm
portant business trip to Thief River
Falls last week. s-s. .- .-....z.
NJ Adams and Carl Hanson were
in Thief River Falls this week.
Chas. Dillon has sold his farm to
some Indiana people. ..
Rolly Potter's are staying in Max
Koning's house.
Petra Wiseth is working at A.
Hendrickson's during the illness Of
Mrs. Hendrickson. The latter is i'm
proving rapidly. ..s
A. Hendrickson and G. Olson are
very busy threshing now days.
Hans and liver Hendrickson are
working at Goodrich on the new store
building.
Mr.. Tenold of Esplee took Miss
Sigri Biellad to Thief River Falls
last week.
Mr. Ostmoe is busy blowing and
breaking. .-..re.z. ri. Ill.,.
The Ladies' Aid met at Woldstad's
last week. a large crowd is re-
ported in attendance.
Forward Young Peoples Society
held the last meeting at the John A
Nelson home last Sunday. A large
crowd was present and everybody re-
ports a good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tenold and Petra
Wiseth attended the meeting at An
stad Sunday. ....-a... s.4
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Adams
a baby girl. ... ~
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-09-30
MR.. ROBERT FOWLER,
Of Okarche, Oklahoma.

Mr. Robert Fowler Okarche, Okla
honla, writes:
ITO any sufferer of catarrh Of the
stomach. I am glad to tell my friends
or sufferers Of catarrh that seventeen
years ago I was past work of any
kind. due to stomach troubles. tried
almost every known remedy without
any results.
Finally I tried Peruna, and am
happy to say l was benefited by the
first bottle, and after using a full
tre atnlent I was entirely cured.
Il an now seventy years old, and
an II good health, due to always
having Peruna at my command.
would not think of going away from
home for any length of time without
taking q bottle Of Peruna along for
emergency.
"ynu are at liberty to use my pic
tJ~H and t2stini3:-y il you think it Will
hnln sny Ole who has stomach
trouUif7."
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-09-30

The Sheaf wants more Want Ads.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-09-30
A Wall Paper Cleaner.

To one quart of -four add about two
ounces of 80 per cent ammonia and
enough Iukewarm water to make a,
dough. Wipe the paper with this prep
ara ion while turning and kneading it
as in making dough. This vii. take up
the dirt and a clean side is always
presented to the paper.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-09-30
Come Again, Reggie!

Reggie-SO. by the way Of breaking
the ice, remarked that the weather
was quite cold. Henry--Well. and
what did she reply? Reggie-She said
'The recurring phenomena of heat
and cold are so frequent and so fl.
miliar as to be matters too negligible to
engage my interest, Mr. Risky
Judge.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-09-30
Keeps Your Liver Healthily Active
Cleanses Your System Thoroughly

A man in Kentucky just told q
friend that Foley Cathartic Tablets
were the most wonderful medicine
that had ever entered his system.
Said he would not be without them.
Neither would you, of you had ever
tried them for chronic constipation or
for an occasional purge. Better for
you than calon1el. Keeps your liver
active. Stout people can't find any
thing to equal them for comfort
Warren Pharmacy, Ed Quistgard
Prop.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-09-30
HoW's This !?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known. r. ].
Cheney for the last Is years. and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
out any obligations made by his firm.
. NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE,
Toledo, O..
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and m,l-
cous surfaces of the system. Testimonials
sent free. Price 70 cents per bottle. Sold
BY all Druggists.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-09-30
Preventing MiIdew on Canvas.

To prevent mildew on canvas soak
it in bluestone water, or if the ,nildew
is already present coat the parts well
with ordinary soap and rub on poWd
cred chalk or whiting.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-09-30
Heavy Charges.

Mrs. Home-l thought you were TAX
ing electric treatment? Mrs. Gadd-
They charged too much.--.Judge
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-09-30
Preparinu For Forest Fires.

Preparing TOT UTest = 7! So 80
In preparation for the coming fire
season in California. 10 miles of fire
line have been built in the Sierra ma
tional forest.
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ADOPT STANDARDS FOR
FOREST IMPROVEMENTS

4 sssr nist-- Of forrest siIs~rNisohs
and districts at the b-ns-s n-aarpaf 70
t-ss at the ,.f-.s .-fsi.- has b.-n
sssasr.i in the ps.gsara,I.sn "f =
standard set os plans t.r the CON
.srastian al ali ,yp~s q, ,-fmaH-n;
Improvements ON The national FOREST
in this Iugissiisti.ns
N..sfdihs to the sansni,'.-. the
s-f,i.- feel. thss the -spsri-n..
ssin-d ia tho eaasssu.'isa OF their
iappsus -saests. under msnt s-asi'
sioas os cit. and s--i. y saffiri-ns
noe 1. -sssan, this adept Ion "f =
standard Sc. Of Specifications and de-
sign. for all rizfs.s and types Of i;i'
rru,sn-a,s II prot sss. therefore.
I. s-,-., ssum the specifications an y
T-..m.a- -na 1,ipns s.hs:si';'i hY u-
sui..r,t.prs shF.ashuu, ia- district .
.umh-r .. the most practical tlans
q. meet ,h. requirements Of all 'h'
forests.
In the s-irr,i.a .f .iaus 'ss the
rnnsi rirtian .f ianE.t hrsdpusri";s.
the MOS, economical sErat cement ~
Ifuiiilnrs .i,h respect 10 water sup
piy. sanitation. and s-p.rsi appear
an.. IN rrus id-r-J. Special ai'"n-
lion, |, H. said. ali BE- sis-n Z" 'h- l".
cation -, LuiiiinEs. barns. aud ''n"'
e. 50 that ,b-j ms, harworis" u" 'h"
beat advantage with the natural for
-,, surroundings. ani be- made aH at
,r..,i,- as p.s sibi-. TIL. disposition"
of buildings will he such as Z" secure
the hes, water surriy available anu
n, the same time provide a natural
drainage for rtiu-or aud refuse away
from the living quarters Of the rang
-r and his family.
When con ,,i-ici compilation OF
the plans. known as the permanent
improvement, manual. Will u" issued
for the instruction Of all supervisor
in the district. This manual VIII
contain specifications aud ins'ruc-
,.ors for the construction alonS
st,udard lines Of every type "f 'm-
pro,cmcn, on the forests. such as
dwellings. combined office and bunk
houses. outbuIldings. cellar. barns.
lookout towers and cabins. fences.
watering places for stock. water sup
My and drainage systems. ctc.. To-
ycthcr with valuable tables nt
weights and measures. freight rate
classifications. and other pertinent
Information.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-15
SCHOOL BOARD
NAMES PRINCIPALS
FOR CITY SCHOOLS

At y meeting uf the school board
Of District No. / yesterday after
noon the principals who are at pres
cnt serving at the city schools w"r"
reelected for the next term. \
great deal of businc =. was don. by
the board.
An innovation that viii materially
advance the efficiency of the schools
vii, he inan .urai-l nrst term. the
school board decided. upon tn"
recommendation oi supcrint.rdcnt '.
Il. Morsan. Th. ylan to b, started
l. known ~ departmental work. The
eighth gIsdcs OF the city schools are
to he located under on" ROOT At the
Rice building. thus facilitating the
svstcm OF instruction to the eighth
Grades. Their. will therefore be- no
eighth grade classes in other school
building but the Rice.
The following principals were re-
elected for the next term:
Columbian-Nora Clark.
Eaxt-Miss Nellie Baird.
Santa Fc-Aiiss susie Gilgrist.
Ricc-G. X. Fcnlon.
Ccntcnnial-M Miller Chandler.
Park-A. II. Preston.
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NOTICE

For tho protection OF the timber
and grazing and to preserve and in
crease the game and fish theron. The
Rocky Mountain Coal and iron Co.
and the Colorado Fuel and iron Co.
hereby sive notice that all ,rcspsss-
ing. hunting or fishing on their lands
In Las Auimas County. Colorado. arc
strictly forbidden.
The Rocky Mountain Coal 4 Iron
Co.. and The Colorado Fuel and Iron
Co.-By J. r. weiborn. President.
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PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mrs. MARSHALL Hunter and
their two .ons lei, lhi. morning. for
the Pacific coast where they eNpest
io locate permanently, Mr, Hunter
Teseaiiy Sold out his business To seok
the climate oI the coast for bis
health.
Ralph Alderman. a former sEipioS e
OF the posioifis-. left this morning
for Portland. Oregon. ~L-r. he Giay
,ors,s with his relatives
Mr., ". ID. Wsrrsa left ,o.isH ior
IsAefam-n,o ~ho,s she siii maA" her
permanent home. 10 b- Joined IN n
couple Of months by hsf Aus,snh. W
Id. WaEs-a. Mrs WsEs.n has ,.ssn
III fog q long iisae ana snis I-rshiiy
recovered sufficiently io riak- is-
|lsip, iisioso ioihins HE -iI- Mr-
Warren ~i.. as..aa IN. department
.nss m mpn,sn, Of III. T. r " ". a.
- hi.a h- Ia de- .AIiiD.ai commander
Ms.. wais-n has resided IN Tsiniisd
sins- 1855.
RaL,es, Lane and family ss>-ni to-
day in lhi. city sIsi,ias sTisnass The
Lane family reside in w.siDa-
q. ". Gsffofa arrived a-s- s-sser'
i,, from hi. HON. in i'asbss foE a
'g.s asY. business Visiss
Judge aud Mrs J. ii, Nsfshsu,s So
turned las, evening rOa Texas
~hss- the, ss,-ai t~o s-.Ns sis,'ins
Thsy visited in GaiS.sson. cotps,s
IChri..i aud saa Na,shios
frank Psrsans ssm- In yesterday
,rsn, rsrvs. for = f.. days basihs~s
ard pi-, ,suT- Welt in ihiz sisFs
\. J. Caeii.l sam- in s-ss-gaas
ssos, hi. hss,- In i-aS.r sor = 'rs
tays' by.in-~s visit
J. til.s~sitss. = rr"sHsn.as bhsi'
ns.s nan Of Asuiiaf. arrived In 'hi.
ri,y last -srhiaz ,Epa, bis Laaa. TOE
. s..ia-ss sisit II sss.tsi days In
this city
Nss, J. u rayn. .Aaa IN isis
,n.saias s,on, h-s home in n"ia sus
i.s . shopping .i.is in Trinidad.
vktsr ~ ffiar. SECRETARY n, the
Chamber q. Canmsrss. less this a''
s-ssocn for Drawer -Ars- he .iii
.pcsd asy srsnsas'ias bsssa.sss
u, J. Msi,-.nn. assistant usaas-f
os sa- fuel department. Ss the Colo
tsso Fuel 4 lion .om,sny. arrived
in Ihi. city last esrHias tfnss, his
home in Pueblo s.s . fee day basi'
n-s. Si.i, in this sisy ani hssrby
ssmis.s
Wsliism u. Mofxsa arrived h-'r
'ass ssrsins from his hons IN In.
'axu, for = abort Lasiasss visit.
Ess-~s Ra,h. . veil knasa NSr
u-si.o hs ss.r. sam9 is last nish'
from his hom- In i;sisa for . i--
days business visit
\. l. t.iaasay f.tu'nsi isss -,"-ins
4. his hoa,- in Asuiisr after sT-n''-
ins fc~ dsys in this .iis 'ssBs,st-
Ius business
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-15
Great White SIaue'
Picture 10 be Seen
at West Tonight

Traffic In souls ,h- s~nsa,iSn-
al phsts-aIans ~hirh all b- sas.h
., the W.s. rA.a,E. tsaish, aHi to-
mofEo., i. the best ht ,h- sars,ii-a
~-hI,. sl.sr" PLAY 'hus 'aF To have
pu' In iSezi app- -lsaas-s Il ha.
ssssny hish saisFrsi sa-a.s aad there
is ri.nv a, .aus- Eag all -, ,a- aa-
s-s,i.ias 1, has received In Nr-
York rh.f- IL Is = trSa-nsi"as .ar.
$685. ba, .-, hoe- b-r de- -is-.i. ,h-gr
etc n. ssIss,~,s asa suggestive feat
urrs. watch aa- nisa, sass srst. ss.n
the nature II TIE ss"rs AMI the
vogue iusi no. os ~snihs the limit
aa th" ssAk- .isas has a.
TN The eSnirasys is Js sell -Tit-
ten s,ais. .oaets-. dranati' ani
.gi.niidiy staged aad tas.s sassnI
sss- at ali she mes, rsso.'ssn rsssshii;s
ties oi the tiins a,sms
Th- st.rs. In The ssFii.r ss.a.s. i.
somewhat sssmp~.i By = sssass ss de-
tail concerning iLs procuring o'
sHt9 TUT .hAmntss PNVprs"S ~ p'E
city. bu, sssa ShIs is quite relevant.
b~sau.~ ali the later sg-a-. .us..fn
III. .v-sifi. lille .i.,-r." ~ap is
s s2iri'sd a-s,. drusssi. -hips-. al
:nass tn subruIssins. sed Is rescued
just in uas. b. the ,-oii.- led BY the
E,n-- III tic L5fu'n-. .s
Perhaps ,s'a irArsa ia s.-aA-n
words .aaia h. offensive u good
'ss:- Th- sit'pEras = record. con-
s.'ss,i.hs that rsish, net br pie sani
q. sensitive .sfs Th-tr sf' SCENES
n. dsa,- halt. bEpih"is. rrUcurcTn
o,nsus o,-s ~hIeh ih-r- arc sisus
'in,-s,n.ais. sad .is.-h-r~ that
ar- better shown in mo'icn pictures
These arc said bf the rr"iu iurrrs o'
the iiin to have been f..un'i-'i nn The
report. of the Rockefeller ins.siiEa'-
Ing committee i.r the suppression oi
vice. and bis,ri., Nuorn-y Whit
r1sns white slavery report In New
York CITY.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-15
IFS FEATURES.

IT,. tsi. snso1hs-s II has sIss-i
Lo1Aiaes -ith tho i'sn"as Players
Tor ia-ir oa,pa, af ,-stai-x. an- -t'
.rT TlHssiaS. stairins ,.snSr'os
~i,h "A i.sdS .i Qualify. t.'iss-'.
h, Ar Sm-sisan CiiIsrss" '-ThF-s
Ms.kss--r.. 'psS al bays" 's.iu.v
Man Hearts AafiH. 'i'ris- Of
srahi.o.' -s.sad Little is-Sii.
'Tio,h-~.'' ''issrss,-fs Nsttsanss
The Man n thu i.as." ami oth-r
HsaadsaS psu-sasiiSn Tsad" by 'h-
original isnsd~as east Thi. ss 'A-
last ~sfa IL aasn,i.a pictures. sn''
,;snt ioFs-, The Isis fam",as THUR
aays ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-15
CHARCOAL NOW
REING PLACED ON MARKET

A California firm IL selling cuca-
lyptus charcial at S2i ton. as
against $50 a ton for oak charcoal.
Since most of the California-grown
eucalyptus do not make good lumber.
uses for other products OF the tree
are being sought.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-15
SANTA FE SCHOOL WINS
BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP

The Santa Fe Seventh grade won
the championship game from the
Rice school. The score was 10 to 3.
This decides the honors OF all the
seventh and eighth grades Of the
city schools. The players were John
Oakcs, Joe Garcia. Chss. I,ossi. Bcau-
champ Rogers and Frank Roland,.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-15
SERVICES AT TEMPLE
AARON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY

Conclusion Passover scrviccI at
Temple Aaron Thursday. April 18th.
at 1880 p. III. and Friday, April 18th,
lat 10 A. NJ.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-15
scABrEs NEARLY ERADlcATED

The stringent requirement OF the
forcs, service that all sheep he dipped
before entering the national forests
has practically oradicatcd scabics on
those areas.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-15
IN SOUTHERN UTAH

Fifteen small sawmills arc cutting
timber from the Powell national tur-
est in southern Utah. more than l""
miles from the nearest railroad.
They ar. run by settlers during tinc
that can be spared from the crops
and supply local needs since there Is
no opportunity to ship timber in or
out.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-15
AT THE REX TOMORROW

vitasra,h 'hr-c-T--i special 'cas-
urc entitled THE Sisht Riders ag
Peter sham.'' also two other reels nt
sood pictures and vi,b special music.
\ big entertainment for Toe. 1t
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-15
ATTENTION NAsons

la. Animas lodge No. IS. A. +. &
A. NJ. will meet Thursday at ! o.
clock to attend the funeral of Broth.
or ". ". Jones. The funeral Will
take place from the residence at o.
clock. All Master Masons requested
to oa,,end.-Rogcr sherman. ". N.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-15
WILL MEET AT HALIFAX

The Canadian forestry association,
which recently met in Ottawa. has
selected Halifax. Nova Scotia. Tor 1T
mex, annual meeting place.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-15
ATTENTION KNIGHTS rKxrLAR

You will assemble al .ur Asy
Thursday. April 18th. 1914. at ! o.
Animas i.oier M. ~ \. y srd \. ~
q, the funeral of Sit wiiiism ".
jon-n.-rcr order of Chss. u. Little.
4. T.. 80
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-15
ATTENTION MAS0NS

Special Communication Of Trinidad
Lodge No. . 4. +. and \. NJ Thurs
day. 1880 y. m. Work In 3rd de-
grcc.-N. Bcnston, W. NJ. II
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-15
o . " y A 4 Y

4aska.
Mikr M1ssa. whose home ~ss in
Van i,oui.n. y. ~. died last niSh'
a, Kan Rafael Hospital. following an
op-, aiiun for an ap,-<s. The do
--.s-,. was 3. years MD. The tuner
ai was hold in tho Hall. Nc Aiahcn
chapel this afternoon II . o'cloek
in,-rmvn, was made IN the Catholic
cemetery.
Suasso.
Eyciina Itarc.a sussao. &c y-srs
old. wife of Tim Sua.so. an -inp!oyc
OF the stree, railway. died at go"
yratcr.iay afternoon at her acme. 81. !.
Epst- street. The funeral will take
place tomorrow morning a, ~ o.
clock from the Catholic church and
ju,crm-nt will be in the Garcia crmc-
terry.
Novsk.
Mike Novsk. Polish coal miner.
was Killed in the Dcisgua mine yes
l,cfday afternoon by being caug.t be-
tween mine car ami the mine wall.
The deceased relatives hay" not been
located and funeral arrangements
will not be made until they are heard
from.
Jones.
The funeral OF the late W. W
Jonsc. pioneer resident and Grand
Army veteran, will take place to-
morrow afternoon AT . o'clock from
tho residence Of l.. x. Horn. elo East
Fifth street. The Rev. r. T.. Chan
dlcr Of the Presbyterian church will
|officiatc.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-15
Particulars Sent FREE
PHoTO.PLAY ASSOCIATION
Box l6e WILIES-DARRE. PA

Tho Salvation Army ran Use an,
cas-, off clothing. furniture. kitchen
utensils. dishes. bedding etc. Any
one having any ot such please phone
Rcd :css ami they will hr called
for promptly. Thanks.-Csptain T..
s. llaaA.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-15
ATTENTION MAs0As

All AssIsg Mason ~ 80 > 1Es
requested u m--l n, Nasosir iisli
THURSDAY at T. ~ f"r IN" Earis'sN
of a,,.nalas ,L- tnssEai 1T liz" "
". J.a-s y. ti-as.sH. W n II
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-15
Write STORIES
FOR MOVING
PICTURE PLAYS
Nsw. Spase-Iine Profession Tor Nsa
and womeu-0ne Ma 1skes
$500 IN 6tx 2oaShs

Ouiax To tho large autabef Of a-~
nao'ioa picture theatres which are
b-ins oprsed thsoushoss the .oaa.
isJ. there v offered 10 the men and
~omea Of Today. . se~ profession.
asmeiy. that Of ~siiiss aosiss pic.
sasc plays Producers arc psyiax
from s.s to $50 sos each scenario
accepted. upsa which ihsy esa sai!d
. photo play.
$500 IN Ssx Aoaths
A. i; Only requires = fvw hours
time to construct . eompiclo play.
yoa eau readily sec the immessr po>.
.ibiiisirs IN this work. One mAa.
Who gave tho idea . Hyoas. writes
,ha, hs earned ss;cc In sis moashs.
Il is pos.ibi- fos an snsr;iissns psf.
son 10 meet With equal success.
One feature o: the business which
should sprea, to everyone. l. that i.e
~ors m.y b. done al home in srssc
,i,se. No literary ability ts r~auif"d
.ni women have as great an op.'or-
iuniiy as men. Ideas tot y!ots arc
constantly turuins ua. aud may be
put in sr-aeasio form aud sold for
= good price.
Particulars Sent FREE
Complete particular. of ihi. mos;
Interesting aud profitable profession
may b. had FREE Or CHARGE by
s-ndins a post card In
PHOTO.PLAY ASSOCIATION
n sRa S1VH YH0 AARRY DA
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-15

Weather DaEeAs Report.
Tonight and Thursday fair -ssi
I.sFti0n- incressins .ioaiiness- c.ai-
oF .ssi psr'i0H. i'Topabiy Ess.D b4
Thursday aishI.
Yesle,dAy's Iempesuluses.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-20
ROAD BUILDING EXPERIMENTS
WERE MADE ON LARGE SCALE
Mans rypss - sssa. au.ss b. esS-
ssnmers undse Sgpsrsislan oft.1s
- pahlts Rosd.


WA@ltiNtsftN. Jan. over hour
hapafoo Unl olshty giaatahi sauars
farn "a a.fi,lsut ulus 80 roads lar
'sa'sl Anenial ebleei lyspan purposes
were Nnsftu,itd dnfias ths nscai
staf isil-lsia andsf she rupers lslon "a
ihs ONCE "a s'aAlia ltsae~ n x ~.
periwsat ~ Asfi aHnfe. ae.oralnG q
iuilfiln - q ihr l'rraumenl mahlax
iat4i ~ fDaf m,iAan SQUARE yards ~
flsi euHsitufted ulidof ilte supsft lslun
q ina ofn0s fnfa iaoA
fhs slpes 81 r.Ads aullt vore hrick.
t1aNfeie eiiesmsal sausrvle. hsiu.
wntps temule bllnnlnona. aurfs<sd
atnr eis. taumiusa. maceaasn. sur.
fA0e tntinsnt patsaapt asnhsis alkg.
aII ssapheii slssel. eil.eaysi uli go.
nIIet, liatel uiattdam Gravel saa.
sina elaf Gang samlsl burnt elsr.
thsn ard tafih fht ehitei lenaon ana
experimental eort lunns ttc vast year
uaH tupe af tnsi 90 ihs iefai enm.
mUHHns 20 sllastiw Nhm aoe. uas
h.Neie ihs satsnrs and cspenses e
lNa NiefaliNisnl rHNiposfa
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