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Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-02
constant prepoasession of the soldiers

constant prepossession of the soldiers
mind.
In these letters you constantly come
across passages about food. One SOL
der describes how, in the middle of q
battle. they saw some lovely punches
of grapes; they risked their lives I'M
der the German fire to have a good
feast OF the delicious fruit.
What you had to do" Of the
cheerful gentlemen says, was to
crawl along the top of the trenches
and then. make big spring and catch
what you could before the Germans
shots caught you. There is many a
lad of ours who owes his wounds t.,
touching that fruit"
Shave During Battle.
THE English" a French observer
states. have two preoccupations-to
able to shave and to have tea. At
one battle q British officer of high
rank declared with a delicious calm
between two attacks on the town:
Gentlemen, it is nothing. Let's go and
have tea
Meanwhile his own men took ;ad-
vantage Of the brief respite to crowd
round the pump, where, producing
soap and strop, they proceeded to
shave infinitely and conscientiously
with little bits Of broken glass serving
as mirrors" :
Tommy Atkins has certainly two
undeniable virtues-he is cool and he
is celan.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-02
List of Nominations and PrODOSed
Amendments to the Constitution

on the journal of the house with the
yeas and nays taken thereon. n re-
ferred to the legislative assembly to be
shall be published. as provided by law.
for three months previous to the time
Of making such choice, and II in the
aforesaid such proposed amendment or
amendments shall be agreed to by a ma
1orlty Of all members elected to each
legislative assembly to submit such pro
posed amendment or amendments to. the
people in such manner and at such
provide: and If the people shall approve
and ratify such amendment, or amend
mnnta by a majority of the electors
G fnr; to vote for members Of the
such amendment or amendments shall
become q part of the constitution OF this
state. If W or more amendments shall
shall be submitted in such manner that
the, electors shall vote for or against
eash OF such amendments separately.
ments to this constitution a also be
proposed by the people by the fling
with the secretary of state. at least six
Of an initiative petition containing the
signatures of at least twenty-five per
cent Of the legal voters in each of not
properly filed the proposed amendment
or amendments shall be published as the
legislature may provide, for three
months previous to the general election,
and shall be placed upon the ballot to
be voted upon by the people at the next
general election. Should any such
amendment or amendments proposed by
initiative petition and submitted to the
people receive a majority of all the legal
votes cast at such general election. such
amendment or amendments shall be re-
ferred to the next Legislative assembly
and should such proposed amendment or
amendments he agreed upon by a ma
!ortty OF all the members, elected to each
house, such amendment, or amendments
shall become a part of tho constitution
of this state. Should any amendment
or amendments proposed by initiative
petition and receiving a majority Of all
the votes cast at the general election
as herein provided, but failing to re-
cefve approval by the following legisla-
tive assembly to which 1t has been re
ferred, such amendment or amendments
shall again be submitted to the people
at the next general election for their
approval or rejection as at the previous
general election. Should such amend
ment or amendments receive a majority
of all tho legal votes cast at such sue
ceedtng general election such amend
ment or amendments at once become a
part Of the constitution Of this state.
Any amendment or amendments propos
ed by Initiative petition and failing of
adoption as herein provided, shall not
be again considered until the expiration
of six years.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-02
PEovIDING FOR THE INITIATIVE
AS TO THE CONSTITUTION,

70 amend Sec. goa Of Article Nv Of th.
Contribution permitting A~nnendments
* e. the Sso 9Sn; snS ssaui e b, Pre- RsSpes:d y
submitted to the people q ths n.4 Il
general election, thus dividinr ths
power, now held exclusively 81 the
legislature, Of proposing Amtndments
A CONCURRENT. RESOLUTION
amending the. Constitution OF the state
future amendment thereof. "e
Be it Resolved by the Senate of. the
State of North Dakota, the House OF
Section i. That the following prono,-
ed amendment to section 202 Of article
Is Of the constitution Of the state ~
North Dakota. adopted by the Twelfth
Legislative Assembly Of the state ~
North Dakota and by 1t referred to the
Thirteenth Legislative Assembly Of the
said state for approval or rejection. is
sssi Be a ssrSmit to a 10 ts sse aus aim'ssadn s;sas
tors Of the state at the general cleo
tion for approval or rejection in ac-
cordance with the provision Of section
400 of h constitution Of the state Of
NO AlMshERp%ENT. Article IL, section
202, Of the constitution Of the state OF
North Dakota Is amended SO as to read
section 2oa. This constitution may bs
amended 80 as to read as follows:
First: Any amendment or amend
ments to thts constitution may be pro.
posed In either house OF. the Ie~gislafiye
assembly; and II the same Shall be
agreed to by . majority Of the members
slsctsd to . 9 Of the two houses. such
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-02
= NJ - -" - - =. 80 -.
MRS. YOUNG IN
A FLAT DENIAL
1nsinuations That Liquor In
terests Are Back Of Anti
Suffrage Groundless.
Fargo. N. D., Nov. 1, 1914.

Fargo. N. D., Nov. I, 1914.
To the Public:
The statements and in%sinuations Of
the sutragists and the w. g. T. IT,.
that the work Of our association has
been financed by liquor and Vice in.
terests and by money from outside the
state is cruelty false in every particu.
lar. All money received and paid out
has passed through my hands and ]
have had charge Of the distribution
of all literature and Of all publicity
work. Not q penny has come from
liquor or vice interests or from {
side the state. It has all been con-
tributed by our members and by men
as we do that. wornan'st suffrage Is q
menace to the home.
The names OF the officers of our or
~ganization should be q guarantee of
U honor and integrity and Of tho
righteoueness Of our motives, but that
these defamatorys charges may not
continue to defame innocent women.
! now accept the challenge q Mrs.
8. s. Lyon and W. n. White, all Of
this city, as q committee to investi-
gate and answer az to the truthfulness
Of my statements. will account to
them for every dollar received with
the name Of the contributor and
amount; for every dollar expended. to
whom and for what paid. with the
proper vouchers and. will turn over
all records Of accounts, including
bank books. checks, vouchers and re-
ceipts and contracts for printing, with
a complete list Of members, OF our
organization and all correspondence
and will answer . Ito the truth OF my
statements under oath. Any person
dkbelieving my statements may i'm
quire OF this committee and any two
Of the committee may act.
-Mrs. N. C.. Young,
President Of the North Dakota Asso:
citation Of Woman Opposed to Wom-
an Suffrage. ~
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-02
JOHN BURKE PRE-
diets ELECTION
Of HELLSTROM
Former Governor Gives Lie
to Courier News Editorial
Burke Working Hard
For Mr.. Hellstrom.

In, giving vent to. its spleen against
Frank q, Hellstrom. the democratic
nominee for governor Of North Dako-
ta,,f The Fargo Courier-News insinuat-
ed former Governor; John Burke was
only working with a half-hearted spir-
1t for his former warden.
The following statement. from for
mer Governor, Burke himself gives the
lie to this insinuation.
Not onlyts John Burke working
heart and soul for Mr.. Hellstrom, but
he predicts Hellstrom's election on
Nov. 3. Governor Burke bases this
prediction on all that he has seen and
heard since entering the state cam
paign. His telegram reads:
Burkc's Statement. '
"The editorial in The Courier-News
that l am reluctantly participating in
the g~ubernatorial campaign is abso-
lutely without foundation.
II came all the way from Washing
ton to help elect Mr.. Hellstrom and !
believe he will be elected"
8Signed) John Burke"
political Advertising.)
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-02
PROVIDING ron woMAN sUTF1Ao1

rh Tns fSf1h50winf K1 ,aEi htssyins PASSED th.
amending and r~e.enacting Section 81,
ter 1S1 Of the Session laws Of 1911, pro-
s s1sanE WITH f9F s Manlan 1 ss9f of 81. IL cs so%R,l.
tion, will be submitted to the voters At
the coming General Election. to be held
on the 3rd day Of November. 1914. tor
their sppreval or rejection:
Every person Of the age Of twenty-one
years or upwards, belonging to either Of
the following classes, who shall have
resided in the state one year and in the
county six months and in the precinct
shall be a qualified elector at such siSc.
ton:
HSecond:, Civilized persons Of Indian
tribal relations two years next precSd-
ing such election. provided they have
complied with the provisions OF any nv
which Is now or may In the future b
In force relating to the registration of
qualifications mentioned In this Section
and who ave resided in this stats one
year. shall be eligible to any once in
this state except as Otherwise provad-
Said election Will be held at the usual
ana, IA. the wards Of tho cities snS IN
ths yillsEs OF No.. IL the County 8
ON the srd day Of November, a. b. lit
tinus open ninth s o'clock i. u q ~.
49,. b.,ss o 4 s.saa s 5. asi =, -. . A.
tstas1 G0anfV
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-02

WHAT GIRLS MAY DO.

Ia.,, ~ y. pL.
=. sSy jessie Aoperts.)
~ .nele 10 one piece OF advice that
t ny ~ 20 os reiterated most empha-
s.ca.ly, ~ Is tnls. nat the woman
SSu;ny .nio ouslness must learn to be
:! NJ. ~ ner ouslness lnterViewe.
Many q Sooo cnanc Is talked away
~ mottu u WORK.
1np.0yeI 10 noL Interested IN the
va ~ causes lying penlnd your de-
elfe LOT 9oo. II MAKES no difference
20 n,n.,"nat you mn ABOUT things In
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-02
$50 .
YOUR MONEY. /.

s&5itrt& ]. -
The Crop Growers Purse wan be
!. Heavy This Year. ~,
(Ry John M, Oskison:) .
r. Americas wealth is created ontsthe
farm. True, we've got great Mines
iron,t copper, gold, and silver-and
e. Ere eat forest o. areas are left, and from
vast ,deal~at, :wesitss.sBue that share
goes mainlys9o7the classsefsAmer4cans
In whom We are least Interested
on one side to the capitalists who
shnance the mines"andSthe big lumber
ing projects. and on the other, largely
On the shape OF wagesl. to foreign
labor 4, 80 -, & -: 80 a!
For us average Americans the
farmers property is. vital. & -
This year the farmer is going to be
extraordinarily prosperous. with one
notable exception.
The government figures show that
the wheat growers will have a harvest
of 100000 bushels. and the gov
eminent says that the growers will
get. 93k cents a bushel for their
wheat-a total Of $S34.OO0, 900. The
corn crop will amount to 2.676, 600, 900
bushels: 1t will bring to the growers
more than $4,000. 200. 900.
Oats will be threshed to the amount
OF I,15I n Our farmers
will have 100000 bushels of bar
ley, and 1900. 900 bushels Of fax.
We shall raise .954, 900 pounds
Of tobacco and 230, 900. 900 bushels Of
apples. Our potato crop is good.
Everywhere reports come that the
yields from farm land and orchards
are above normal. The war in Europe
will force the prices Of products wen
above normal, excepting cotton, Of
course. ssr".1 .
With a wonderful crop of cotton
a(14,000, 900 balesl, our growers are
getting prices SO low as to threaten
serious hardship. We can't help fac
ing that fact, though we as a nation
are; striving desperately to discover
markets for the cotton Of the south.
Fortunately. cotton will keep; u
problem Is to finance the growers
until the market becomes normal
again. AS for the rest Of the crops.
eager buyers are in the markets. The
American farmers purse will be
heavy. and we who live in the cities
and are kept busy making the things
the farmer wants will certainly share
in his prosperity.
Who wants to be a "bear'' on the
American farmers future?
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-02
Proposed Amendment to the
State Constitution.
Chap. a6 Oh. B. 23-Nestos) 1911 SEES.
sion Laws
Chap. 1o3 III. B. 116-Norhelm) 1919
Session Laws.
TO PERMIT THE cLAss1FIoAT1oH
OF PROPERTY FOE THE PUR.
POSE OF TAXATION.

To amend Sec. 176 OF Article II Of the
Constitution and Sec. ITO Of Article
XXI Of the Constitution as amended by
the Fourth Amendment to the Con.
stitution Of North Dakota, to author
ne aaEs to be passed. classifying
Feqniring uniformity within the vsr rc
ous classes. within h territorial Inn
its Of the authority levying the tax.
A use GGMcuRRENT REsoLUT1oN
State Of North Dakota. relating to
uniformity of taxation, and permit
ting the Classification of property for
further to the assessment and taxa.
tion. of certain public utility com.
panies.
Be it Resolved by the House Of Repre-
kota, the Senate ~concurring:
The following proposed amendments
to- t SECTIONS 17s and ~; as amended BY
Dakota. Of article II Of the constitution
Twelfth Legislative Assembly. and by
Assembly of said state for approval or
rejection, are hereby agreed to and such
amendment shall be submitted: to the
general election for approval or rejec-
ton. in aceordance with the provisions
OF section 2o2 Of the constitution Of the
Section l.. AMENDMENT. Section 17s
Of the constitution of the state Of North
DAKOTA sact3o Is amend M to read as follows:
ing, franchises within the Territorial
nm limits sh OF the he authority levyinE the tax.
public purposes only, but the property
Of the United States. and Of the State.
e e6aI1 be and anau municipal explorations.
legislative assembly shall BY a general
iaW exempt, from taxation property
eemete exelu eharitab1 for sc sehoo o1ha reli sshp9,s;
purposes. n personal property to any
ar dred dollars for each Individual liable
exemptions In force when this amend
inent is adopt shall remain in force.
IN the same manner and to the same
statute.
Section 2; AMENDMENT. Section 17s.
as aion amended ns 1sa BY article I Of the constitu-
amended to read as follows:
Section l79: Al taxable property ex-
cept as hereinafter in this section pro-
city, township. village or district In
which 1t is situated. in the manner pre-
frarSgd ey a lev an The he Property, including
this state, and of all express companies,
freight line companies. dining car COM
panies. sleeping car companies. car
companies, telegraph or telephone com
panies or corporations operating in this
the carrying of persons, property or
messages, shall be assessed by the state
board of equalization in a manner pre-
sion as may be provided by law. But
should n railroad allow any portion
OF its railway TO be used for any pur.
road thereon such portion Of its road
way, while so used, shall he assessed in
the manner provided for the assessment
of other real nronarfI.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-02

The following psespe.ea amenaments
Thirteenth legislative AssembIies, viii
be submitted to the electors OF the
state Of North Dakota at the general
election to be held November sd. ioiI.
for approval or rejection.
THOMAS HALL
100000, SECRETARY q Bt1ts.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-02

Tho smallest apartment houses are
those occupied by bees In . cubic
foot OF honeycomb there are about
5000 cellA So
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-02

Chap. 80 Is. b.. No. 5-Bessessen) 1911
Session Laws.
Chap. 101 Is. B. No. 32-overson. 1918
Session Laws,
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-02
Proposed Amendment to the
State Constitution.

Chap. SO Is. r. 15S-Gibbens) 1911 SEES.
sion Laws.
Chap. IS Is. B.. 73-Gibbens) 1918 Ses-
sion Laws.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-02
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,

In accordance with section, 634. are
Of North Dakota for, 1905. /, Thomas
Hall, Secretary Of State. do hereby Ger
ments to the constitution Of this state
have passed the Twelfth and Thirteenth
legislative assemblies; nave been pub
ter. 81. of the Revised Codes Of 1903:
and will be placed upon the Official bal.
lot and submitted to the electors. to Be
voted upon at the next general election.
to be held on the 3rd day Of Novembeo.
A. d. 1914.
GREAT SEAL) THOMAS HALL.
Dated at the capitol, Bismarck. North
Dakota, this End day of. October, A.. D.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-02

Proposed amendments to the Consti-
tuition OF the State Of North Dakota and
amendment to Section Sos Of the Revis-
ed Codes Of 1895 and Chapter ls1 Of the
There will also be submitted to the
voters Of the county. OF Grand Forks,
lowing proposed amendments to the
Constitution Of the State Of North Da-
kota and also the law providing for
Women Suffrage being an Amendment To
Section sos OF the Revised Codes Of 1901
and Chapter l3l of the Session laws Of
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-02
Proposed Amendment to the
State Constitution.

Chap. ~ CH. b. 7s-O'Connor) 1911 ses-
sion Laws.
Chap. IS Is. b.. .219-Ganssle) 1913 Ses-
sion Laws.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-07
s.-.n: sm,si.if4. ss7s-7.ss. martt
fetis.
1nfuIr.-e1peins 10000, Hiabsieb
1000. Sdafe unb 2kMMer 10000.
afak.Na@ri4tem.
aineinnati Z. Mara 1914.

Cincinnati Z. Wdra 1914.
Der obere DbioiIuS IN etnas i'm Steisen
btgriffen. Bti bieiiger Stabt aber mar Der
Glnb geItern ftntiordr nit eiHem@aIisritano
am Wbenb bon 1877 SnS.
Die folgenoen Sepeiben trafen pdbrenb
bss sehriseH 3ages bier elm:
pittSbura Ba. - Der sylas bat einen
Baftrfano pon 80 SUB uno iteigt.
GharfeStpn. B. ga. - Der fsluB bat
sihen @aferkanb non 80 Jub unb iteigt.
3ortsmouth. o. - Der sSIub bat ei,
men @afierftanb BON 1s.5 s5nB uhb itsigt.
@arfersburg. B. Ba. - Ser yluS
bat einen 8aHeraanb Don 81 Hub II. fdat.
4anawba 5afIs, 8. ga.-9er Hlus
saf einensSaiisrfanb bon S.4 4Jas unb fallt.
9t. fant, B. 8a.-9er 5tub bat
eiHsn@aferftanb BON 11.2 JuB unb iteist.
GatfettSburG Rp. - Ser Stub bat
sinsny8aherhano bon 1877 SuB anb feigt.
2outspilIe, Rp. - Der Stub bat si.
men 8aHerHaHb Don so 5aB auo fteist
GbaHSpille, Snb. - Der fSlub bat
einsH BafiertaHb BON 1To 5uB uno fdllt.
Cairo, Ju. - Ser syIns bat einen Baf-
isrtanb pon $50 Sub unb fdllt.
Nempbis, Tsnn.--Ter GIus bat efHen
&aHtrtaHb uon 32.5 iyub nab falIt.
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Gttesss 9. Uaara


HsittH-0tr Mai 9aS-9s1e. an
S&lak ssIxs; fAr JuIi s74-ss1se, an
SAInt ss1Se.
u Aisrn.- Sar Rai es1 - e1,.
am SStus e7e; ftr SuIi s57s - es14e, am
Ssfsr.-yar yai 4s-4Oy<s am s6lus
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gogae u.-To. > s1He, Ro. 8 eo-s1e.
osrkt. - l9--70e
fimethpfaamtH. - ss75-S.25.
&leeiaameB. $1,000 1915 ytr
GsntHey.
RsSysr.. - sa1.siH Der Dbl.-Ear
Tlai &21 1.50-31.o2H, an Sdlxs sa1 .ss1s,;
fir Suli t31.60--21.T0, am Sflus Sal 10.
SAmsf,. - 5000 ser 100 Bfunb.
-Jiir glai 91073H-lee2K, am Sdlub
e1o.s0; fur yuli $1,000 = HOAX, am
SdIab s11.00.
Short Riptfnf.iten. - $10.T5-
11.3TK Der 100 Dfunh Mai s11.4TH
--1l.55, am ShIus 11.55; ixr Suli e11.60
--l1.6TH ON Shlub sil.65.
0uttsr Der Harft rar nieeriaer.-
grtamsriss $3.50 Der Bfnnh.
eie r.-Rarit mar ai.oriaer. Groinarp
IRIS 27-sTIt. firks 551,s Ssr Dtb.
Rdfe.-Warft unb.ranbtrt. Gaiiies 1s4
-l8Kc, Trims 171S-1se. amerieas 173I
-lss eongborrS 1sh-1s4e per Bfunb.
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Orient uno Dtsibent ipunberli9 burh.
doern. Spanii4e Mirabore an allen
isdiiaben eine italieniife Oper nit
einem ariehtfhen groitplos, periif1e
Seppihe. enalifte 3situnueu, arabs
ider Sarqpn unb - bic beutIde Ruls
turtrdaeret muB aud elm @ort nit.
iprefen - Glberfelber Fldf6enbier,
oas i'm GGfe Dor bem Regierungspa.
lait als ehtes pilfener peraapft tptrb:
fas 1T etne tosmopo!itii6e SHUTTER.
tarte. in bic Der Rotbrod Der SoIs
baten Die beQite glote ftreut. 2lm
anffdQiaiten aber limb bic sinae6orenen
Trauen, Die. ale ihnars qetleibet, ii6
in tbrer .SFalcetta". elmer ftranbforb=
art:a 1epolbten. peit borruqenoen, auf
ben Sfultern aufIiBenoen 9opFbe.
oednng. Elm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES qes
rettet haben. fir oas es auberbalb
Utdltd feinen &ntlang gibt. Man barf
bieien Sut, Der oas Gefift tief in ben
Sfatten riidt, dls Elm tatboIiIdes
&ompromib nit Der mDbammeoani=
ic1en Sitte anfpre6en, Die ben 9raueR
gebietet, fi6 unferem 9ln6lid gu entz
5ieben. Oieie Wobe lptro ME gu uns
gelangen.
eSn ben 0sntmdIern uno 8auiDers
Ten 8alettas prGgen iid bic tpe6ieIns
oen @eI6ide Der SSnTel nur san5 u1=
geniigenb aus. 9ie fiailianiT6snors
mdnniIfen Spuren iin0 fait gang per-
i6uunbeu. uno bic 9rpBmeiItsr bes
Wlalteferoroens bei6rdntten ii6 bas
raul, lire 9ebeine in Der Stride Sdn
@topanni unter torrdrtIdem Mdrmpr
beiIeben 5u lafen. 2tuf bem 6oupt=
plab Dpr Der gi6liotbet erbe6t ft4 elm
Stanbbilb Der &Dnigin 8ittoria, unb
am @nbe Der Struba Redle, Dor einem
56or, bas bic puBige SnI6rift: ,eSn
maiorem commobitutem populi" trGgt,
Elm pinbfdiefer ylapoIeon. Oieles
Sbor ipurbe ndmli6 Don ben 5ran5os
fen erbaut, bic auf ibrem 3ugs bur9
qsgpten ii9 Wtaltas Our4 8erratb
bemdhtigten. Sbre SSnpuiion oauerte
BON II. Suni 1898 bis gum 8. Seps
ternber 1900. 2(us bieIen genaueH
Qnsaben erisbeu Sic, oaB mir Der
Stenarb in5piIAen metnen 8dbeter
aus Der Sabine beraufgebra4t bat.
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Masipartise Msarlte.
re % . ort. Q. mar,

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Rslf. Ter Nartt uar beute ffetia.-
0psiHs pstent tAs0-<.75, fDintsr StrsiettS
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HpegtumebI mar hetig. - Sair bic
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e3.e5--3.00 per 100 Biuu6.
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Raismstt mar itefia.-6sinss psIkss
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