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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-12-10
THE LITTLE KITTENS

Two little kittens, one stormy night,
Began to quarrel and then to fight;
One had a mouse the other had
none,
And that was the way the quarrel
begun.
.I'll have that mouse said the
bigger cat;
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-12-10

Die. L tried nearly ev-
cry medicine l could
hear of, among them I
used fifteen bottles of
one popular prepara-
ton, but never found
anything that did me
any permanent good
until ] took Chamber
lain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets, which
have effected a perma-
nent cure. It has now
been five years since I
took these tablets, and
l have had no more
stomach trouble dur
ing that time. I have
recommended Cham
berlain's Tablets to a
great many sufferers
with stomach trouble,
and travelling y sales
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-12-10
EGGLEss FRUIT LOAF

Remove the rind from one pound
fat salt pork; chop it fine or put
through the meat grinder, after
which pour over it one half pint of
rapidly boiling water. Add two TIA
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-12-10
TIE THANK-YOU DAY

"Woof, woof," shivered Mr.. Bear.
ITS wool, wool and not a
berry in sight anywhere, not a
blackberry, not BURBERRY, not a
berry of any color" and Mr.. Bear
went nosdng along the frozen
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-12-10
FIVE FAT TURKEYS

Five fat turkeys are we;
We slpt all night in a tree.
When the cook came around
We could not be found,
And that's why we're here, you see
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-12-10
JINGLE

Big Jack Stout we know you are
good,
And love little kittens as big boys
should,
Or you wouldn't have bothered your
head about
Pussy in the well and couldn't get
otu.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-12-10

A very small man sat i'm street
car until he became tightly wedged |
On from both sides. There entered
q large handsome woman upholst-
cred to the minute. S. took the
strap in front of the small man.
and was hanging to it i'm discomfort
when he arose with flourish of
politeness and touched her arm.
Take my seat, madam he said
with a smile and a bow.
'Oh, thank you very much,'' SHE
replied ard turned toward the seat.
Then. smiling genially She added:
"Whue did you get mp from?',
MAYBE SHE HAD "GiRAY-GREEN
EYES
Pea.son's magazine fer December
Introduces .gray-green eyes as
follows:
] "t'er eyes were a shining blur of
ay-green" surveyed him with
shining, blurred, gray-gr en eyes. !"
!ier geay-green eyes blur of in
solutable emotions" "Eying him
: with the blur of inscrutable emotion
in her gray-gre N eyes Opened
her blurred gre h-gray eyes"
| linton Thanksgiving services
will be held in the wIhatthehell
1 church, Urbana, Thursday morning
a. 1920" announces Daily Illini
4, And yet they say a printer is
never inspired
AND WE AGREE
II Eve came back to this world
today,
AftsT' being away for many year,
; She'd probably turn to Adam and
say:
"rhe styles haven't changed YER,
II much, my DEAR
: The Royal Neighbors. card party
, Tuesday evening was success.
large crowd was present and TWEEN
= ty-six tables were filled. AT ths
close of the games tight refresh
ments were slrved-Amtioch News
Well we arr glad to know tina
Extra isn't alone in the field
anyhow.
We hate to do it, but
A little gas,
A little oil,
A little wire they call coil;
A piece, of tin,
A twelve foot board:
!. Nail it together-youv got
Ford.
Blow yourself on Christmas gift
e if you want to. Don't worry abou
the January bills.
We know an easy way to get a
r round them. You can.
airy 1.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-12-10

men, and have met many of the boys on
the road that are afflicted with disorders
of the stomach ~ they have to put up
with al Ids Of half COOKED grub at the
differe :. i>ntry i,olels. which is one
cause OF .ni ,'f;1i disease
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-12-10
A Travelling Man Cured

P: B. Counterman, travelling man of
Joplin, Mo, writes: Twelve years ago
was a great sufferer from stomach trou.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-12-10

DRY BREAD CREDIBLE CAKES
Grind dry bread Through meat
gfindtn. Then to one cup of flour
add one-half cup ground bead ole
heaping teaspoon salt and two cups
sweet milk. Beat wall aud Lake on
hot griddle.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-12-10
------------------I E--.-------,
SENSE AND !! size
NQNsE.NsE Gs.5!y
EXTRA! EXTRA.
War in East Boile ! Down So You
Can Understand 1t

The battle of Poland still con
! tinues, although both sides have
been defeated with enormous loss
es. The Russians have, captured all
the Germans and the Germans have
surrounded and captur d all the
Russians.
The Russians are Turing the Ger
mans farther into the interior of
Russia and the Germans sed Aus
trians lulring the Russians to
Cracow.
LATER-Berlin reports the fight
ing as mte,ing about Lemberg. Pc
tregrad states that the fighting is
at the gates of Cracow. Dig UP
that War Atlas you get from the
Journal and you will find that Cra-
COW is only about 200 miles west of
Lemlberg. Th 1afore the two long
battle lines have Slipped past each
other at some time during the week.
But they are still fighting.
Isn't it easy.
And you don't realize what help
that war atlas is. If it wasn't for
ours we never would know whether
the fighting was in
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-12-10

And yet they say printer il
never inspired.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-12-10

"Gntcn Thanksgiving services
will be held in the whatthehell
church, Urbana, Thursday morning
at 1890" announces Daily Illini.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-12-10

Declare a moratorium on Janu-
airy 1.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-12-10

We know an easy way to get
round them. You can,
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-12-10

AND WE AGREE
If Eve came back to this world
today,
Aftcr' being away for many year,
She'd probably turn to Adam and
say:
1.-THE styles haven't changed very
much, my dear"
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-12-10

The ground was covered with frost
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-05-13

From the hearts of the people
composing the greatest political as
sembIage held in Pen
DIR. Smiths dleton in a decade IL
Vindication- not in history came last
night the refutation Of
the slanders cast at DIR. Smith and
the vindicatiOn though spontaneous
was 50 complete il left nothing TO be
desired No one can truthfully say
after last nights demonstration that
DR.. smith does not have the conf
dence and the enthusiastic support Of
his old home town
II has been charged against Dr..
Smith that he was an open town man
and the Oregonisn has sought 10 ere
ate such an impression throughout
the state II has al all times been a
false claim and the charge is made
because il Is known that DR.. Smiths
record is the reverse Of what the Ore
gonian claims. He is asssiled because
ne is tried and true for law enforce
nsnt and has sworn IL elected TO car
~ out the moral policies OF Governor
West.
The answer 10 DR.. Smiths detract-
Ors on this line came last night from
the presence on the platform Of the
local Law enforcement leaders II
came from W. ". Harrah. head Of
the Law and order League and who
this spring led the movement that
caused the Indictment Of gamblers
and Of others concerned in vice
The answer'to DR.. Smiths deuac-
tors came from the presence on the
platform q almost every minister IN
the city and in the feryid declarations
Of Rev. :. L. Grigkby and Rev. A
Mckenzie MeldrBm Those men know
Dr. smith. know his past life and
know where his influence has been.
They are putting the teachings OF
righteousness into action and are go
ing down the line for q man they
know stands for government that
iypifies the high ideals Of those who
fo1o~ Christ.
The answer to DR.. Smiths critics
came from men like Ad Sye. c. p
strain and Col. J. II Raiey. Thos'
men have known him intimately nnc'
pioneer days and they know the fact,
whereof they speak. Col Raisy re
called last night the honor in which
the gambler was held in the primi
tive days Of PendIeton and depictet
the long fight for the eradication o.
the old conditions AZ barefoo
boy he carried the stakes when Pen
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-05-13

6lstoa vas first surveyed and having
lived here ever sinos Is qualified to
s2eSk He enphztio2lly credited Dr..
smith with being Pendleson's nrst
reform mayor and wisA having done
everything within one mans power 70
better affairs.
The vindiostiOn OF Dr.. smith came
yesterday from the esgerness with
which the people Of the city. men and
women. rich and poor. democrats and
Republicans grzsped his hand and
pledged their confidence and supper;
L was shown in the fact men in au-
soS and men running delivery wagons
and trucks stopped in The streets to
beg for smith badges that they might
Show their cOIOrs- II was shown by
the prominence on the stage and in
the audience last night Of the girl:
and mothers Of the city. They were
there. Ea<herwomen and wealthy wo-
men young and old. gray haired ma
trons and high school graduates. Al
that demonstrated stronger than car
be done with words the fact that th'
people Of Pendleton. Of all classes
have faith in the ability ana charactel
Of Dr. smith and know in their hearts
I he stands at all times for clean con
6itions and for the defense Of tn
home and fireside.
\ After last nights showing the detrac
tors Of Dr. Smith may below them
selves hoarse and they may rail unit
they are black in their faces The,
cannot offset the splendid tribut
), paid. II was not from politicians an,
it was not from political writers. I
:, came from the people of Pendletol
and il came from the heart.
~~~>9~~~
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-05-13

Abundant Health is assured when
there is good blood in the veins. Hoods
Sarsaparilla is the medicine to make
good blood Begin taking it now.
II is just what the system needs at
this time and will do you great good
Sharpens the appetite. steadies the
nerves.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-05-13
INSOMNIA CURE.

Doctor said he. I'm a victim of
insomnia I can't slee if there's the
least noise. such as a cat on the back
fence. for instance"
This powder will be effective" re-
piled the physician. after compound
ing a prescription
When do 1 take it, Doctor2"
You don't take it You give il 70
the cat in a little milk" ."-Pearson's
Weekly.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-05-13

Barbed wire cuts. ragged wounds.
collar and harness gals heal up quick
II when BALLARDfs SNOW LINZ
MENT is applied. II Is both healing
and antiseptic. Price 25c, soc and
800 per bottle Sold BY all dealers
ADV.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-05-13
BETTER THAN EXPECTED.

How did your wife's garden turn
out2-'
Much better than she expected.
Seems her onion bed produced lilies of
the valley."-LOuisville Courier-Jour-
nal.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-05-13
misunderstood.

I've come" said the woman poll
ricisn. Ito ask you TO support me"
I'm sorry. Miss replied the man.
but you're too late. I've been mar
ried for years-"-Detroit Free Press.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-05-13
ENIBEZZLEyIENT CHARGE
AGAINST UMATILLA MAN
CONTINUED from page one.)

office here elected the fact that the
alleged embezzlement case had been
reported at that office but that the
information was not yet definite
enough to warrant any action being
taken.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-05-13
m A MIRTHFUL vein
UP-TO-DATE.

The railway train had just put in
z tango playing machine
Are we running on eastern or CEN
trail time2- asked a passenger.
Neither" replied the conductor.
wearily; rag time" - Baltimore Am
erican-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-05-13

THE RIVER OF GOD.

=
THE RIVER OF GOD. =
. There Is a river the streams .
whereof .
Make glad the city Of Cod o
went with the dead 10 find .
this thing .
And al through heaven trod. o
Nov. heavens a vide and won .
derful place o
But the people are such as .
. 50 came back home in SORROW .
and thirst o
And then one said TO me: o
. oh fool You have travelled SO o
far 20 find o
What you've crossed over time .
and again: q
. For the river Of God Is Hal .
. s-ed street O
And Is running black with .
. men .
-Le1 Er1l oc lnlca&oS Ine CITY v
. laughed. Perhaps said he; o
. For 70 find that city one needs .
no wings .
. To fly. but eyes 70 see .
. And low in the rusnes the .
river sings o
And strange Is its spirit lure; .
. For II waters the joys Of living .
. and loving .
= That bloom On the hearts Of .
the poor .
= . So took m place in the city .
Sums .
. Where the river runs night .
and day: .
. And there / SIT by the tree Of .
life.
. And teach the children to =
play. =
y And ever / soil my hands in the .
. river
q But ever II cleans my soul.
. And I draw from the deep with =
o the silver cord.
. And I find the golden bowl =
q Frank Crane Z
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1914-02-13

theapSace' is. OsOpdf qthey Or thest
friends are. contemplating becoming
inmates Of the Home they viii bessa
sured Of good treatment, aotatte aIe&st
while the present infringement t. M
CONTROL dirod 'eUb .2ninGn1 bG0 ,('
IN 4ssLim xia 10 soGGtsib sEil: 'Itdt
m fey ysSNrroHR Hodges h has done one
ia thiRRg iRla CSOpnecttiSO1 fy With fA@ Home,
o rather theilP Oard of ~ Managers
S4ve ,6tASa That q! has s peye been Bee % dne6 BE-
= "a qn66 itta that IS appsOipty aEQpne
:; TpFRg man p44nnaSSs GRSSHp4R Hs f They gs
a al7ed the f fast That ahgaBta the t9A spA4dieFs
are getting 40 tsalQaHggq IN ysaHsa that SI
the i JOB Wa, ttpr, a man ofaysuAg sss
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1914-02-13

and women in their care. They are
as diligent 'aster latsA as1aAe GA
butch Cleanser, . a4ad II doss O0es
a lsA1tt good to see heE Slean and La con'
portable, the inmates an loCk, ,.I,.r.,.1
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1914-02-13
sMstT TO THE STATE SOLDIERS
LANE

"A| II A'h y - -l..-tiitN - 4 e'.A"t
q The following article taken . from
tn rRNhRood 3Eeadertof plast ToSesfd
teils9 am iinbsrestiGg story of the con
dtlions in that91nstitttSOns aandJbeats
ont the statements from Bad Car
yay.ol pSa6isGeddm elsewhere 0ihf vhiss IS
SUB ti6Gaato The Home ~ the best eReE. :
Bod u TIE pars&Stss or EDITOR Smith
Of tHh tx II LEADER, TIiveiaF the Home, and
as Mr. smith got msp story principal
Ay from them 1t should go far to ne
tutee.l tie implied Isstatemeuts II he B.!
gMpdotsea f Rssbb1Hb IEcsa&SqFpa perrs th& tie n
mates at II Tie Home az affe not *eAe ZAP
led .ff6Fr AID thsa&tbgtSs appointment Il
|AlSss HAITI ' iaas Coffin Sder @a7 one
which was not 10 the EkiHg Ot''the
@h boys, there, The LeadeT aEti.
N ~ as tt0S8HPyEssiolsr uosatdoiaH edi
yss, had IRE plfsaEssuTSe 81 81 I HE3bESP@ng !
vIsBo to ne State SoIdieT,' 3 Home q
F4rt Dodge. KaQ6' q, few d9 IA 3, e 8.
aid We taha tbs opportd1ity Of tel
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1914-02-13
rifShtqYRM pn9t Ihyi@oHa. AWAKE

FEED r! yOqFF horse Ss IN M, nv Yag0n .ysrf
when 3 IN a tf9gqT "a cents B tP ysP 2of
Eton rdJgs PGr1o9 9l bnoa9H- eai ~ i"'n noD
b ' iHSff' i,!1SSHb' anT 10 i2l1lsib la'cisae1s
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1914-02-13

ward the nine dollar quOtatAon ~ mar,
ket AaEigg mede "a net gain ao6 tKelve
cents lasta week. and 5 ,tonl01 higher
tddayrApt there issome imlroyensRt
.in weight and quality average weight
llast rBsek1l9S epoulds whicAoismsthL,
however. bAS pounds less, t6aqria
agauduripg same week a geagw ago
TRpdtOdag iss-S.s66 bulk o6Sates sS4V
10 &SR. q isdi ri e5n6d1uiaib 5ifnm
Ia SheeP and lambs declined G2 5oeseantts
aaft aEsek. mogesi in ts0Re csSss with
lambs getting tba m srIi lHqa AoesrioP
.e7esf eaSsbntQa n4HIiStK vas 4 kaGGkhisqlg, ip
the GsOsigga dAlE5 Hlso TO-DAY, WHICH
gFasI the @paar kastt q bad appe faar y #
|oa paper. Receipts aaerd9ah s6pOg
To-Day, s4sa were Light Ati aafPe 1& wIf itf
& Sies lambs sS are iBonEgtAha 80 otO4bss&
tAPseglA the F pagkfett vas opt tfstfd oq
Il t8hhmv tevsat 10; srtAAsett9u Astral s%esst sa
WARNINGS at $50 aFnF .d1se w We tAersi a
IS. Is we're made to-day -
aro.r, ,T NH rsroKrn nTNF kr.: 81
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1914-02-13

hdnSaS Cty ouOcKr YARDS, keDy 9=77L
Fodr thoaSa1d less less cattle were ere re-,
Oefte5 Re last last week Sskk tt ban during
responding week a a3 yeaaF ago go. The
imarket declined 10 to 25 cents Tues
DAY, bSgt 81 tosthhi eag days If FgledEI stesdl
with some StreSpgttbb fat the CLOSE Ofi
tthe week w XII Pertippdtikeal bSepsli claim 81 a
IfNices here are out lQf line With 9TH
| er markets and attempt to -readtust
1the rsituadoag1 butl fthA short bsupply
bere 1pakea market IbreahsI ofOshoFt
tdiFstioQ. Geld Bweathsr sis helping.
the market, and as pFediete& Gst the
icloSe Of last week, the-fun here to-
dayGis moderate, 5000 ,FeHa,o and the
prices aneqhieherEq&nghig gSod
1ahd stfoagt ton5dcaaaeERR ,S6heesf
lthe GOmmassbtn msiiEh&Fe tabeH the
accent weakness seriouslysana $04ts
Ito reports that the Canadian beef
LmarkG6 ahaS Sgbnedto ismds6HH ahtld tiat
FButfas0 ahE B5stM " win fiRsc ef1eE some
EOea fF6mr caAaaa this week. they Al!
|tso. cfedie reports tAsat an the aslstss
feast on nliiEjass areF fagt6Ess o. Sc
Ereckor46 with N H6ef TedEAk9 SafrptS
Fat this time, Pennsylvania and IYir7
fgfhSaat YhaSyHagg BadeSdf T up W.T. VIII cheap
fCanadiaa22' caaf Bie last tai, and the 9th
|Eer states assgq wifi drout6 cattle at Kan,
|&sas City las sst Z sp&mer, and they, atse
fadd that fmbb orrGtsq " meat I oook threat
te1ing. 81 the { o66geer hand, supply
fisures at the five leading lly wess E'5
m& sTBs last week suggest SCARCITY ge "
aI DIT the H ghtta run te9dSaEb A f ~
hF qpggsstiQ QPsssHH eaESe steers ,g r ss
Fed sass t aesaSS ysaagglippgSb end A SF
&ersb Yortbi gR - SsQ9 hHp Ikk Of patty
steers 7:1SaspnS,5Hs SD aftfi gfA Go9Rs Ai
to 7.75. bulls at about the sam
fra9ge, Sugar mn Steers 7.65 TO S.1t
foil ImiaIaia bRRaiaslh Rd IIiA
E.E to 1855 6FFRsg0 yV0Ess SO
Ito $3.50, StockeTS and Feeders $50
Hs.Sb. Feeders closed. ~ to % lowe
IInlA uun..l- h.,t. ntool- .tnnrn h,ld fhal
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1914-02-13
WEEKLY &isARRg1 IF lLEf F7f+2 a.

II Kansas City Stock, Yards, Fe6, On
Roar tho0ga1d ie les cattle were ere re-,
eftea RSFe fassE& week SskE EftRR sn during n;
p week ae yeaE ago s;os The The
market declined 10 to 25 cents Tues
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1914-02-13
i4aT6th nav .. :. prs :. .:.:N?:a.sffE,s45l 70

State Of KamSGA Barton County $Sa
IbiAatSchwagsr, Treasureri ofoBara
tom County, dnasolsfnnlg syear sfthsfo
the abeyeostatsment Is, correct ito thsf
estOtAmg knowledge and belief. So
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1914-02-13
QUKKfEKrY STATEMENT
County .IEE1s. ,,Xs ais

]. County IK5t2 .,,X ais
EM, Kansas, Showing Balance on
Ledssrateelo6 pfsepapdDss MgUd y
dayOtapua5y 2sp 1914 s tioilo2 | Ig
@SAsAs'co G.g9a's575lo ,sed9,.ssE1, Is j. ssdi
TefGtw SIN tt bog gI311ts02 s b
s11 Ff ~ n$ggrrt ruoy 10 % Z " $sBgi.
ioE1ss 4@aB pge yifgropdt,ei 433SN2 70
u#SI Reea sSdi gsurqSaR Is.hiw 92l$SgE1 :
Assumption Fund :. .didsnS%44r%H
statsega6 APE fSseSAEgOl n EEup6 las Msl
H4HSs IHGnstFFgaiI .ym .nt gnid&B 4
qstI&OJ4s tieey CsrFAass IIiW,&6sOV sf
Caunty High ScheGl BasaggeEr9g9 nj Il
Fund -. 80. So. 49,. 1905 Al
q aain s'e asas1 S1'S Sr9s lDTE3k
p wnee Rock City. Gen. 564 50
Paw1eee ROCK City Imp zOI u :
Township General Fund Fl,
Beaver 90 "a. g.. y g. 0 ~. . . SObOi
CHEYENNE CHEYENNE ii;4;5nxao5 rsaw 50 %
et"nu ''''- '"'' .''''' 80
Eureka . .on'o.o!':.!o' .i.9:lo'qS11 All
Gsana G. o q. "a 90. 0 o22OSS0
Gteat Bend PIG. :.?;' ~ .:!;2q1 ,SWoS2
L6eSSsmO9 I29W ljta 15tism. s4ioH
Union! eHo p. Oe .. . .. '1O7 28t
Township sohd ana interest rFF1 Fund
Albion Iauo;rea; a ed3ah! i9q8 S5fi5 d
Giant ILLGsI baa iIadqmsl 84ie4S
K.e4e. i w..istd. aBa & 7TaTibb,J u -sss 5gE
Independence .!sba ~. is@' q SS5i6Of
SStGSi i tsai ST bG 81 1S,si;5 10 30 1i15b
School District General Fund .1dgib
Dist rNess1 su0 bus tnsl1a elbbuq
2,,. ..&SN God g4SpGd TeS12 s24t
g.. :. 10 46+ :. :. .s58lS0l
b1sa sgua46S121t4gi6O Z :baEHdT4G9sSb
g.. :. .ersA Or Iob2 2taGlGt e15Sd51E,
Ssssasno1S1aSG1 l55rsmboOV26Sd&
ISTs!i1. sd24 AS rT56 grfta9m 70 Q4i
IA al .ygo@S rA b. Sci p. IL ..d93Si 77i
10 :. 5sOga2s s1I S GG9.s1ps zela SOD
1S,bseso a244iS4 bd69t .lnsw u2l 80
IL ..huoi A54p7H o69dgiG .sm3SSa A4l
lSsHli .sailMS6Hb 65rp. asa 1863
SOaaiy.a. lH 81 Enthusiastically
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