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The Republican journal., 1914-06-11
Tha. CHRIST OF TIE ANDES.
Or !FINTERP0RY.

After Mrs. George W. Chsse's inter
esting paper on the Republic of Chile was
in type for last weeks Journal we found
in an illustrated article on "The Land
marks Of the World" in The Strand
Magazine for June the following de-
scription of the Peace monument, of
which she made mention:
At che summit of the Andean Pass, d.
rectly on the bouudary-line between the
Republics of Argentina and Chile, stands
most impressive landmark. 1t is in
scribed with the words, Christ REDEEM
tor" ("Christ the Redeemer. Before
the completion of the tunnel traveller
crossed the Andes by coach, and as ne
wound in and out of the zigzag road, the
air being clear and sharp as he got high
err and higher, he had wonderful ghmpses
of the distant mountain peaks against
turquoise heaven. AS he neared the
summit a sharp turn in tine road sudden
ly revealed a striking statue, outlined
against the sky, and feeling almost Of
awe came upon him as he gazed for some
minutes in silent admiration. Lofty
peaks everywhere lifted their weird
masses of basaltic rock and dazzling
snow into the clear blue of the Andean
and Tupungato.
"Sooner shall these mountains crumble
into dust than the people of Argentina
and Chile break the peace to which they
have pledged themselves at the feet Of
Christ the Redeemer. So wrote the
sculptor on this gigantic Christ statue,
as well as blazing on the opposite sides
of it "Argentina, Chile" Almost as
/ imnressive as the Statue of Liberty is
this colossal figure, set on its rock hewn
column in pass thirteen thousand feet
above the level of the sea.
| The silence and grandeur on all sides
make it doubly impressive. The figure
of Christ is twenty-six feet high, and
was erected as a symbol of perpetual
peace following bitter quarrel between
the two Republics. 1t was castin bronze
from the melted cannon of the two
nations, and marks the boundary-line es-
! tabliShed bV arbitration.
The Republican journal., 1914-06-11

|NcpuUllCdll Ndll\lludlC lOl AOullIy T1lloIHSy
in the Primaries June 18th.
The office of County Attorney is important one Care
essness incompetence faesness the oath to discharge
official duties according to the laws of the State make this
office burden to the county treasury and source of gatca-
ton and encouragement to the criminal An honest efficient
administration of this office affords satisfaction and security to
all who believe in good government elected County Attorney
of Waldo County shall give my oath of office rigid inerpe
taon and the public will receive the diligence of service
from that individual client has right to expect No
awespecng citizen of Waldo County who gives his active
support will have occasion for regret because of his having
done So
The Republican journal., 1914-06-11
FROM THE MISSION FIELD.
A Home Letter from Miss Sadie cowen ~
Troy.
BALAsoRE, INDIA. March %, 1914. ,

1IOys
BALAsoRE, INDIA. March %. 1914
Dear Home Folks: Your last weaL .
news said the snow was piled b;rh 80
the cold was intense. don't wsnt Iii
your GOODNESS, but a little wou1d 60,
good just now. Our roasting season h 80
begun and the days l don't have r. no
out in the sunshine seem hotter u, 81
when do. This is Sunday, and of conrsa
l am home most of the dav. Sunday
school in the morning. and church in the
afternoon. Days when l 90 to Zenana
work, go about o'clock and oct so
busy and interested l forget all about tho
weather; but when stay at home in a
comparatively cool house, | am miserahlv
hot.
Miss Fenner from Rhode Island ia still,
with me and the joy of having some one
in the house with me is almost making
my grey hairs turn brown again. didn' f
know it would be 80 nice to have some
body to live with me. think if ANY
Porter comes out, shall try to capture
her for keeps.
Then close by my house one of the
High school teachers and his sister are
living and we four sit out evenings on
the piazza and read or play games. or
talk, and have the incest times. Thew.
or at least the man, knows perfect Eng
fish, has had full college course, and is
bookkeeper and stenographer, for Mr..
Frost in the Office, and teacher in HIGH
school as we'll. I've never had such nice
Indian neighbors before, and l have
never had anyone in the house with me
before.
Tomorrow morning at o'clock the
missionaries all go to Khragpur to
committee meeting lasting or days.
We are something like family, not just,
but something, and it's nice to go to see
each other. We need it, and enjoy it,
besides it has to be done to decide about
the various phases of work.
Today Is of my Sunday school children
recited the Sunday school golden texts
for three months; IL did not make one
mistake, the other 6, from one to three.
Can you beat that? I've just got 5000,
for my Kindergarten from the Govern
ment, and promise of similar amount
each year, for my other schools, small |
er amounts. One of my girls has just
won silver medal and scholarship in the
government examination. ,
My love to all,
SADIE GowEN.
The Republican journal., 1914-06-11
LIFE.

s ~. poet Xciamation: 40 Life! / feel thee
,.i4 ~ IL ny veins" is joyous one. Per-
" 'aai can rarely or never make it. in
'flsss " themselves, are among the most
,Sr,loas They do not LIVE, but EXIST, for
LIVE Implies more than to be. To live is to
,~il aud strong-to arise feeling equal to
n o o.uin4f' duties of the day, and to retire
+ ivy v's'1ome by them to feel life bounding
M, ,1' ems A medicine that has made thou
roro people men and women, well and
b i la' accomplished great work. bestow-
bal, ll'he't Blessings, and that medicine is
ebi.. ISaparllla. The weak. rundown, or
h 1.''79' rom any cause, should not fail to
it,, u .li'1s up the whole system, changes
Do t A'3 life. and makes life more abound.
s,o, aye glad to say these words in its
9 rae 'esders Of our columns.
The Republican journal., 1914-06-11
CIR * M ID r Fl z +
STREET PARADE At H. 5s$!
z Complete Performances Daily--2
Afternoon and Night. Doors Open at 1 and 2.
Performances one hour later.
CONSTIPATION
IS DANGEROUS
Pinklets, the New Laxative,
Really Do Correct 1t.

The sufferer from constipation is dis
tressed after eating, gas forms on the
stomach, the abdomen has a feeling Of
pressure and weight and is hard and dis
tended.
The blood soon absorbs poisons that
should have been expelled and loss OF
flesh shows that the body is being poorly
nourished. Headaches ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
the PATIENTS drowsy. irritable and some
times faint.
Pinklets, the new laxative pills, do not
wear out their effect before accomplish
ing their work of correcting constipation,
because they do not stimulate the bowels
to over-exertion. They assist nature so
gently that tie action is regular ard
thorough, yet without gripping. Pinl!ets
put the liver, stomach and bowels in har-
monious, perfect working order.
A short trial of Pinklets will convince
you that they are the ideal laxative.
Every druggist can now supply you with
PinkIets at % cents per bottle. Write to
the DR.. Williams Medicine Co, Schen-
ectady, N Y. for Pinklet book telling
all about the treatmenv of constipation.
The Republican journal., 1914-06-11
BIG BARN ALMOST COMPLETED ON
PIPER RANCH.

WORK is nearly completed on the large
and imposing looking barn which is
the latest addition to Valley View ranch,
the property of Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Piper
By the week end the force Of carpenters
will have finished their contract and the
work of grading the yard and approaches
will be under way.
Undoubtedly this is one of the finest
structures of the kind in this part of the
State. Its cost is something over 5000.
The barn is 42xS4 on the ground and
stands on a splendid foundation of stone
The Republican journal., 1914-06-11
.1.IuS At u OF Nj.

-f "a. .r.i inquiries con-
no. II the Voil III hone
f -Ea ,urug h" s0'E-
rrI- laiv r5itv " Ataine,
..t o-at is made by Miss
nharge OF ,ne work:
't aone economies ara
Fl mner erm. These are
81 -. Vbo have already had
Il Some economies, or for
Z. u9 wish 10 know more OF
50. -. .li VINO 90 not have the
o. i ggtr course.
NQ.- u1is 10 the second semes-
:; 49,. Elementary cookery. 1t
aje -,.. ory practice with breads,
s& 5--. ads, frozen desserts and
THs
No. curse in dietetics, which
'aies z 4iy of the proper diet for
healthy III, well as for the sick and
Fslesc-l Serving in the sick room
tors.5-s. with special emphasis
srSi lpye toe attractive serving of
y! lcr l,s eouvaIescent.
M IT. urse in sewing which will
a-ang-a o meet the needs of the
lle0
foF cIsmt 10 advanced sewing the fol-
wing Problems will be completed: En-
u9lefai collar, embroidered scarf or
ly embroidered initial, Swedish darn
! lingerie lress. silk or cloth dress
III .Hias.
The Republican journal., 1914-06-11
AyoEg Esggsfzsal TslEes Aa s.aEaes5zessg1es

More heallhful than tea OF coffee.
Agrees with the weakest digestion.
Keep It On yoar s'deboa:d at home.
4. quick lunch prepared III minute
The Republican journal., 1914-06-11
AEGIsLAIIVE NOTICE.

lhs e,lal Committee of the Seventy
lhOur f7'-.''fe authorized to inquire into the
NV, 1Hpensation and services render
les a.. .a'e and County officials whose sala-
lOt,t -- ...- '4laatle by the Legislature. give
b Conn., NE, will give public hearing at
i''ase IN Belfast, on
|. FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1914.
*testej . i, y. BE- the forenoon. All persons in
fe ityfas N' SUBJECT matter of the hear 'ne
eRes ~ Ne present and to express them
INV. 3w23
II'I,IhbtRT S. WING, Chairman.
KEN M. SANBORN, Secretary
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-25

most let the ball get away III aston
ishment that Cub outf1elder should
show brainwork.
Plays of that kind mark the differ
ence between the dub and the good
man.
Bert Humphries was not allowed to
finish the game, though he pitched
excellent ball for eight innings. In
every frame but one the Reds got to
him for safeties, but the side-armer
never let them come close to scoring
except when Johnson made his mis-
cue Cheney relieved HUMPHREYS aft
er the bases had been filled with an
Intentional pass, and got Pinch Hitter
Miller for the third out. Larry went
through the ninth easily with the help
of Johnston's snappy work.
HUMPHREYS looked as good yester-
day as last year. He seems to have
changed his plan of campaign slight
ly, and does not work himself out
when there is no danger. He con-
serves his energy for the critical mo-
ments, which is good form. "
Again the Cubs were ,WeakIings at
bat, getting only three hits off of
Ames. Their first run was the result
of two passes and wild pitch. The
second was manufactured in approx
ed style on a double. sacrifice and
sacrifice fly. Leach and Archer each
poked doubles and Zim got single.
Archer's blow was the only one that
counted in the scoring.
Joe Benz is slated to pitch for the
Sox when hostilities are reopened in
Cleveland this afternoon. He has
shown two good games this spring
and is in shape. Russell is not badly
hurt and will be ready for his regular
turn in the box tomorrow.
Gals crew rested quietly yester-
day, being glad of an off day after
the strenuous work they have gone
through. All of the men are conf
dent, and strangely enough, they are
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-25

was a monday, anu InG dIulGlSS "ChI
out to see the Cubs and Reds. They
paid their way in at the gate, though
they were offered the freedom OF the
park by Cub officials.
Tinker is planning to use Doc Wat
son, former Cub southpaw, this after
noon. He has done toppy work in pre-
vious engagements, and Joe believes
he has grabbed find from under the
noses of the organized fellows.
Joe is not planning any changes in
his lineup at present. The contem-
plated replacing of Farrell by Fritz
will not go through. Johnny batted
in the first home game, and indicated
that his weak ankles are gaining
strength.
Chance had the Mackmen licked
badly for five innings. Then the Nc
Inniss Collins Baker combination
went to work and batted out vic
tory, Baker producing the winning
blow in the 18th. He and Collins each
got three hits. Bressler, new Mack
man, finished the game in the box
and went strong. Heating was ham,
mered by the Athletics.
EngeI passed three Red Sox in the
third inning and Duffy Lewis obliged
with a triple Another defeat for
Washington. Collins had an easy time
holding the Nationals. Mcbride got
a triple and single.
Bill James, Brown recruit, pitched
well against the. Tigers, and his mates
pulled out the game by batting
Dubuc. Burns of Detroit and Will
iams of is. Louis each raped three
hits.
'Fromme, Marquard and WiItse
were thumped by the Philly batters,
while Marshall held the Giants safe.
Paskert, Byrne and Magee swatted
fiercely.
ST. Louis pounded Bob Harmon, a
former pal, and swamped the Pirates.
Chief Wilson upset his former team
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-08

nor'ie amerifa, osiaa anbefaIer Zig for
erhoer observation-disclosures goebpIbc.
Wan n1na / bet belle beunbre Den
Glib, iom Sorfatteren, 81. Sohnion.
bar ld9t for Ga9en peo at faa bette
Bert iitano, optaset iom ban | bette Gar
bar p9ret ineo De tuien andre Sing,
iom paaIaa BAN fon geitbrer at Iins
%nelotas Ifbelin9 paa SubiI1umsnoitils
Iingen. S~orfatteren npiter | tit Sprs
orb anIeonin9en iii at tatte @upernsr
eberbart % Gsilirancefomnisirr Rreus
for bGrbiiulo Gsiiitance % t%ilfsier. at
uoen beres Si9lp piloe Winneiotas It's
itiuins | 9riitiania alorig bIet til Iirs
.eIiaheb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-08
sra San NranetScc, Gal.

Seq, 6ar en- os anben Sang gnIcbs
ming iii at ie Teres Grebe @Iao, men
life er set oftc Be bar roget Sirette
herfra % iaa falnt set mig iro at set
tanite piIbe interesiere Geres 29iere
at hsrc ct Orb fra bette iierue @eIten.
San SranciSco er 10 bel not fienot
men life nItio til lin SorSeI, Sos er
ieg bis paa at San Sruncisco er en-
ian uioralit % peloronet @D iom noaen
auSeu @p al famine Stsrrclie oe bette
iiecr ies efter belle so Glars grfarina.
ga MI er bel mart belle @erbeus
Zine rettet nlob Sheu oe ON ct gar
ira mi pil c itnTorrcoten SuiapI
ira MI bill cit itpr Groccnt al Geroen
beieas Snen % Sen M nrber 9oniiruts
tion uGrenoc 100000 Sonars llpitiIs
ling Ser aabncs i NnIcbnia ben 375,s
100000 Soldrs YanamafannIs SuIbs
enoclic.
"Sartcr Ticip" ser for life tort nter
ems et Mars Sie iiaeu laa TOM en- itor
"a rSc SanoiIetie er unoer en- tnnbie
9eeelie az Suaenirrer. Iriitcttcr. 9ils
lcotuaacre % alinltnerc al enhper grt
III foranSret til ct ianot "8oubers
LAMB.
Gi Ieper. Sr. Heeafter. / Maifinens
SID % ret lterife SALADS paa llhiiuins
scn CT Sa osiaa NS6e Iahinerp ga
lace" Sen mitrrite at ole @neninscrue.
Tom Sen oaiaa er Zen iterite Snsnins
noseniinhc belt opiert al srr. Sennc
itaar M fuISt farSie 90 man er alsreSe
iaa imaat beshuht at flntte inn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-08

5unouras bar sgren at ntp9re Ser
fsrite at ltoI9nbinger Der bar lin gna.
mig f9rSig og Sbabo biz meeet inart
ielge iom en- pGrbie SO. 9 oa io,n ber
fsrite at Staterne Der bar fin gbanina
tunplet.
geplunfting at Sc life minbre ems
635 gcres, iont grpoiitionen optaoer,
foregaar MI meo itor Seer % man ian,
paa De tore flabe ~Sernbaneboane Re belle
Sfope al SrGr, iaa at iise fra ale
@eroens aantcr, fare bcnoner Set itmoas
beige Elatmi.
Sobn We2aren "tbe @i5nrS". Fan
Der pgiaa bar sgren for Dor bergmte
GOLDEN @ate Yarf. boiler mn paa at
opantme en- 6alb WiIion al Buffer 90
Ylanter al Sc aIer iielbneite 5orfer,
og i1aar bisie, mrber hans fpnbiee Be-
belle bIiuer iat latgs Sc umaaoeliae
Spaiersanee, Barter oa Courts" ba
bliper BET belle ct Ianbt Tarabis Ser peb
Sen pionnoerlise 9IanSing / Sarbes
ritnncer, Der er aibet baaoe @boninaer
og altplcr, bill oberitraaIe enbper tioe
Iisere afbolbt llbftiGing.
If fore 8nsnieer Tan forlben Ben
fsr uRbnte "9tadinerb NaIace" napnes
Bet i StaaI og ilbfait Sten opfsrte
SALADS for be rble Sumter % ober
Dem ale % operitraalenbe Set belle bill
hlipe she Soiper OF SetpeIs", bportiI
for ober 10000 Sollars 89rb nf ipes
cieItIfaaret % 1lebent @las ancrebe er
anfornmet cs SnoietteIien er paabes
epnbt.
she Banana HaciFc SnternationnI
grpoiitipn" bill bIibe en- fuIbt moberne
cler "iip to bate grpoiition" I boiIfet
Dcn bill ifine fig fra ale tioIisere. Sch
bill lite blipe noget Wuieum for Gutiz
quiteter. Set bill, ON jee iaa ifoI
faIbe set bIibe en- Iebenbe ltbitining, en-
Der bill bite De Sremfribt Wenne1febes
BEN bar siort / bet iibfte Garbunbrebe.
Eaa Siorben, Der Ieber Ii9e up til
8rsnipGret pan ltbtiIingspIaoien, bill
Ser ligse 8rissffibe repreientercnbe
bpereneite Nation I beIe @eroen, paa
Sc fore Sbretsplabie bill Der ubtirma
peg nlarseu frebelig 8nmp, 2uftifibe biz
flppe / ba9liee gonteits os en- Sag /
Iai bill set itsrite race" Der noserz
linbe bar b9ret opfat for 2uftltippere
tase fin gesbnbeIie, Bet eieIber her at
icilc Sorben runbt, % Yriien for ben
@inbenbe CT life minbre eno 100000
9aler.
Banana Gacific International grpo>
iition bill blibe ferbis flere Waaneoer
fer Iabninesbaeen.
Sampifibs> og Sernbaneielifaber boil
ser pon at preparere Be lapeite TriIer
Der noeeniinbe bar b9ret, oe De ipaar
til @ienaiGlo at Der bill blipe en- Sila
ltrsmnis af minbit 100000 @ennes
fer.
Ien ndar tenne Mennei femnsie font
mer til Gan Srancisco pil De life aIene
iaa ie en- pibnnberlig 90 lGreri9 ltbs
itinina men Be bill ogian faa ie en- llbz
itiuingserinb bois 2ise life finbes / no@
get 2nnb.
II. g. Seltninser paa hper Sioe
SiprSen / Sprarnnben og De patfert be-
bpsgebe Gan francisco Satfer / Bag
.arunber. &lo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-08
0uotrauoSoalSIa0et.

Observation-Disclosures boiler iom for
opIpit lit aar5mebc paa SairgrunSen,
meiIem ct. Saul % I%inneapoIis, 9srs
bag ben 16be @ai. Sorretningsmsoet
begt1oer prGei5 aI. I gftermiobaa.
Wsbet boloes / "@ranb Stano", ans
Den Gtage. | bsu sitre Gnbe af gbgnins
GEN.
@elfommen ane @uobranbsbsIerl
Soar Slltao, Sefr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-08
Sen Doe FRAT 1914.

ben e8entlige SIutninssfeit, % oa bar
YroT. 6. Sore Iobet at boIbe SeittaIen.
CANINE Gags aften hoIoes alumnae
Snnfet. W bdaber at ret mango at
Sfolena Tenner bill tlnne bRre til
lte0e.
Chit | gtai WoaneS bill SEN nbe aas
ialo8 barre fGrois til labelling.
$. Gllen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-08

bp99eli9t Sore0rag oper "Spllo MOI
Den SeIIigoano".
SauacS SnuDbc.
aonoi0ot &. Hcspig far moo
toact aalo ira Meui9beocrne Seror
Cafe, 2ofeiieIo oQ Belmont, Roitor
8. 30. @ees forrige aolo. Nespig
bar ontaget aoloet.
49, Eroi. @. 90. Bruce bar Ssn.
BAG Ben t2tc Npril / Aitorio, g.
Qof, oa gop fit 5oreoroq / set al
Solicit beruoe nrranqereOe Sore
oragSfuriuS, buori en- Del a9rcre
ira De iorifieIlige airfeifoler far Del
taget.
Frof. 8. 81. 8oIo ifriuer ira
Sbefop, Gino, Sen 12te Marts, at
oft ser oa neo 0em bar bel. GlnQao.
cnoe llroligbe0erne pao andre Ste.
ser ni0ite Sc life nler emo De iorifiel-
Iiae @~eretninger brn9te Iio elter an
ocn, ipm hi ioor oo'on heroper, eiter-
bDcrt iou noQet bG1roer. Semita-
riet uor / ilIlo @nlla nle6 81 tbeologi.
lie Stuocnter.
Mr8. &aitor 80. s. @eltp6oI
opoe al Oiitcrit I Cereal, Alta, 50
nooo, Sen 22oe 9lpril. TreiteioIfene
por fIpttet Ocrtil / 9e9pnoelicn al
9lpri( fra Hetcrion, Winn. 8lere al
er ongrebne al Spgbom'
men, % efter bpoo en- ienerc Webbe.
lclic bill bibe, oebe Caterer Ilma,
t015 @or gammcI, 0ngen eiter NO
boron &c hlcn hcdrnnet ianllrell.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-08

poo oct norlfe 1infoniSicboipitnl
minneapolis, hpor bun Sen tito Sen
mes mnoertoitcoe fla Ell operation ioI
Nppenoicitie, or mi iaapa9 bra a
bun neb set ieritc pcntcr at flnni
lorln0e @oipitnIct. Cpcrotioncn no
lcrte1 al Or. Sd)eIorup.
Ger lfripc9 til "2utbernncren"
Fnit. Grnqe t SEEMING, Otinn., 6let
npIil obcrrntt en- 2llfomobil al line
Wicni9bcocr. Enitor Aaier, Dor go.
boprclt, o%Ofrratic bom @duen / "a.
itcr Crdaco hnaqcliae Stem / 3il.
fnntninq til 6cbrperbrepct 1871. 30
tor Irdac uotoIte lin og 6omilic@
bicrteliQc 3of ior 0enne ltore @ope.
- Il. Nnaaor are63 boI6t fit
@nnrmeoc / %ibcrtp WcniQGco, Mofc,
ga. Eait. 4. y. 9reIitooS aalo, "a
-26oe Wnrta. W00et bar aoot be.
ioat ira ierit til iioit 90 unocr cnfeI.
tc Sc9iioncr bar airfen pofiulo. IS
al arcoicr5 Ercitcr oQ 3S polQtc DC.
Icdatcr mp0tc ircm. Srcoiens Ibrma:
Nuorlc0c9 engages man ret meb
@uo9 Gro? blcp inolcoct al Toit.
lb. Noffc.
Nuoion &rc0@ Wii&TionSme0c
oihoI0tca ira 0en 250c 6cbrlor til
lite N|nrt@ / MbceIcr oQ @lcnmooo
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at bonc Gmi@irr Z. SoloorIcn %
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Bait z. 6pllinG / @!cnmooo. Sont-
toIccmnct; Matt. IS, 1870, ino.
lcococ9 al @oit. Is. =. %obnion. Sgn.
Dag Sen lite N}nrta prpoifeoc WiS-
iionrr ". %. Trp0itob / @lenipooo
Tor Ell itor 6oriomIing. Sifcr til
WH@iioncn o%pto0c5. 3 @bcclcr $50.
2)0rcntiaiioncn 3 @Icnpooo $6l
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bDoclicr baaoc ira Niqcon Sails Me-
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IA Eiaeon Sails bIco tiIitcntt. Tait.
RpnocStucot blep pnlQt ion ,$nolcocr.
Sonoag boIotcS @u0&ticneite mes
llteraaug. Yoit. SSobu M}aoion pro-
>itehc ODER QnQcna GponQcIium. Der
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- Gaitor ). NaIporion ira Rocf
bale forrette0c / 0ccorob Son0or
Sen 26oc Npril.
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fin giifeosprpNifcu i NeniabcOen
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glnr iiocu.
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