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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1914-06-04
NUMBER u.
Deafness Cannot be cured

by local applicat tions, as they cam, :
readh the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness.
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inilamed con-
dition of the mucous lining of tho
Eustachian Tube When this tube ia
inflamed YOU have rumhing sound
or imperfect hearing. and when it 10
entirely closed, Deafness is the result.
and unless the Inflammation can he
taken out and this tube restored to ito
normal condition, hearing will be de-
stroyed forever; nine cases out of ten
are caused by Catarrh, which is moth
ing but an intlamed condition of tho
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
Tor any case Of Deafness (caused hy
catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F. J. CHENEY 4 Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 75c
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
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For Sale.

Good red land farm Of 279 acres
situated 3 miles east of Hillsborc.
N. C. School on place, church near
we'll watered, we'll timbered, las &
fine, and is practically free from
rocks. New six-room house, good
barn, we'll Of water in yard, good
meadows, and is great location for
stock or grain farm rs to 100 acres
open and being farmed-on public
road. Rea son for selling: have two
farms and cannot give place proper
attention. Come look 1t over or
write me for particulars. Will meet
you at Hillsboro on notice. The
price is $22 SO per acre, and it is
cheap at that. l am the owner. not
real estate dealer.
JOHN w. BELL,
Hillsboro, N. c.
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The Skewdrkey Union.

The Skewarkey Union was in ses-
sion with Kehukee Primitive Bap-
tist church here from Friday through
Sunday. It is said by those who
have been attending these meetings
that the attendance was larger at
this session than it has been in sew
eral years.
Various topics of interest to the
denomination were discussed by the
ministers present and much interest
was manifested in the meeting.
there being a number Of able ad-
dresses at each session.
The next meeting will be held
with the church at Little Greek,
near Conetoe, in Edgecombe county,
beginning Friday before the fifth
Sunday in August.
Among the most prominent min
listers present were Elder P. D.
Gold, of Wilson, editor of lions
Landmark; Elder Sylvester Hassell,
of Williamson, editor of the Gospel
Messenger, and author of the Church
History, and Elder A. ]. Moore, OF
Whitakers, the pastor of Kehukee
church FOR nearly forty years.
The people of this community
were glad to have the visitors with
them during the union, and thei1
homes were thrown open to them
and the genuine Southern hospitality
prevailed. The visitors were pleased
with their stay here, and declared
their visit here was one of nue.
pleasure and benefit.
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THE Blue Law AS seen
FROM A DISTANCE,
What a Wilmington Man Thinks Of
Our Sunday Law.
ECONOMIC RECIPE TO KILL GERMS,

To the Editor.
Dear Sir:-I have read with much
interest the new Sunday blue law
intended to take away from the
residents Of the town the comfort
Of buying soft drinks, ice, and ice
cream on Sunday. Such stringent
regulations against the people simply
show the ''DICTATOR" disposition of
the representatives of the town,
which all sensible people will disap-
prove, and it simply shows that
! we need law that will permit the
voters of town 50 abused by it's
representatives to vote their i'm
peachment promptly, as was done
last year for the governor of New
York State for abuse of power.
noticed also that the said repre-
sentatives have made not the slight
est effort to give the people of
Scotland Neck a free disinfecting
formula to kill the malaria and
typhoid germs, so badly needed in
this time Of the year. AS have
been many times in Scotland Neck,
and have many friends there, l will
give for the benefit of my friends,
and the public at large, a simple
formula that will kill very quickly
the typhoid, cholera and malaria
germs. on green slime on the
water of stagnant pools of water,
and also on the green spots around
the house, in fact anywhere having
stagnant waters.
Dissolve one pound Of sulphate of
copper (blue stone) in 100 pints Of
water, cold or warKt. This is, as
you can see, one per cent solution.
Sprinkle the green slime with that
solution and it will kill all the germs
above named as we'll as prevent the
incubation of mosquitoes eggs.
This sulphate Of copper solution is
very cheap. It IS ouorsess, and can
be made by any one in an old barrel
or tub, and although it is not very
bad poison in such weak solution, it
is, however, highly important that
it be kept away from the children.
7 Copper sulphnte can be bought at
any druggists for about 10 cents
per pound. | believe that if you
will put this formula in your paper
a few times that it will do lots Of
good for the Individual party that
will do it, as we'll as the town at
large, if the town authorities will
take the matter up, and have this
solution sprinkled literally where
needed.
Thanking you in advance for my
friends in town, and the people it
will help, | am,
Yours very truly,
A. n. DUBOIS.
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ARRESTED

Many people suffer the tortures OF
lame muscles and stiffened joints because
of impurities in the blood, and each sue
ceeding attack seems more acute until
rheumatism has invaded hewholes system.
To arrest rheumatism it is quite as i'm
to purify your blood, and the cod liver gil
inScott' s Emulsion is nature great blood
maker, while its medicinal nourisl1ment
strengthens the organs to expel the
impurities and upbuild your strength.
SCOTS Emulsion is helping thousands
every day who could not find other relief.
Refuse the alcoholic substitutes.
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=. ~. DUBOIS
Consulting Analytical Industrial and
Sanitary Chemist. Office and
Laboratory 308 No. 9th St.
WILMINGTON. N G..

Ae~oO1 aIoiy QUO lNO. SLIl OI.
WILMINGTON, N. c..
Anal ysis of anything, particular
attention to Fertilizers and Fertili-
zer Materials. Cottonseed and Cot
tonseed products. Tanning materi-
ais for Tanners. Iron Ore and Steel.
Chemicals and Dye Colors for Tex
Tile Mills, Dairy products, canned
goods, Earth, Water and Wine.
MI. Farmer, please read the fol-
loving carefully: Whenever you
ouy Fertilizers and Fertilizers ma
t!eflalS for you to do your own min
ing are yousure you are getting your
moneys worth. Of course you
tninH you do, but you are not sure
ABOUT that, ONLY AN ANALYSIS
WILL TELL. The cost Of an anlay-
SIS IS insignificant, considering the in
SIDE knowledge you will gain by, and
may saYe you hundreds of dollars.
Nhen YOU sell your Cottonseed
you should sell it according to its
contents Of oil, and not by the bush
q measure as you now do. If your
See4 are rich with oil, nitrogen and
protein, you ought to be paid for it.
an analysis will tell you so, and viii
cost you only $3.50 for a complete
analysis OF your cottonseed. Yo1
theh insist TO be paid according tc
tne real value Of your seed Your
5!)cat 59cat cOttonseed buyer will not very
fsheiy object to that, as it is as fail
tor nm as If is for you. He want;
his moneys worth, SO you wan
your seed moneys worth.
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WATERWORkS MAKE
CHEAPER INSURANCE.
How The Property Owners Would be
Benefited by The System.
GREAT: LESSON FOR US TO LEARN.

"By their works ye shall know
them''
How will Scotland Neck measure
up when measured in the balance of
public opinion with the many pro-
gressive towns in the State? If we
want the town to grow and keep
pace with its neighbors, we must
make it attractive and worth while
or they will not come here to live.
What improvements can We make
to add most to the attractiveness of
our town? l venture the assertion,
from opinion formed from talking
to many people on the subject, that
ninety (9O) per cent of our people
will say with one voice WATER
WORKS and STREETS.
How can these improvements, or
rather we should term them neces-
sites, be obtained? By a liberal
bond issue.
What effect will the issuance of
these bonds have on taxation? This
point would better be answered. by
someone more familiar with tax
alton and the taxable values Of the
town than the writer, but when the
amount of bonds to be issued have
been determined upon we should say
that this point can easily be covered.
Speaking from an insurance stand
point there will be a material re-
duction on the rate charged for fire
insurance. l believe the saving
will average, on business property,
about twenty (2O) per cent.
l will give you an illustration of
the operation of these rates. Scot
land Neck is now rated from an in
surance standpoint, as a fourth class
town. The basis rate used in MAX
ing up a premium of fire insurance
on brick mercantile buildings now is
81. so on each $4,000 insured. The
rate for the same lass of tai!d;ng
on third class rating, as this town
would be rated with waterworks
and a volunteer fire department.
would be 9Oc per $4,000 insured.
Understand, however, that the
actual saving would not be as great
on most classes of buildings as thes e
figures would Indicate, for the req
son that additional charges would be
made for deficiencies in the cor :
struction of buildings and for speci; |
hazard peculiar to certain businesses 3.
The basis rate now pertaining On
dwellings under a fourth class rat
ing is 75c. on the $1.00 insured,
whereas on a third class rating the
basis rate would be Csc. on the
| $500 90 at risk, or a saving Of 1Oc. +,
provided the residence in question
is within 500 feet Of a hydrant
Consider the above material re-
duction in insurance rates, the ad
ded protection to your property, the
great pleasure and comfort to be
derived from modern waterworks
system, the thorough drainage and
sanitation of the town that would
obtain, the material benefits to
health, the great, great relief from
the awful clouds Of dust which we
have been compelled to endure, and
lastly the great advertising value
of such improvements to the town,
and do not believe that there is a
man in Scotland Neck but who will
90 out and work and then vote that
Scotland Neck shall have these i'm
provements
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A FARMERS OPINION OF
The SUNDAY BLUE Law.

Draper's x Roads, June IL have
noticed with some interest the dis
cussion of the recent drastic Sunday
law of Scotland Neck. Now, wish
to say that am not citizen of the
town ard certainly have nothing to
do with the rules and regulations,
but | wish to say a few words in re-
gard to the measure as | see it from
a general standpoint.
Now, does any one think it quite
right to run public business on Sun
day? Let US consider the Ten Com
mandments. There is no law in re-
gard to the first nor the second nor
the third except using profanity on
the public streets; but the fourth is
the one in question. Is it right or
wrong to work on Sunday? The
Bible teaches US that works of char
ity may be done on that day, but is
the keeping of stores open to sell
food supplies or cigars or ice cold
drinks or anything else, except med
icine, right or wrong?
Why, they are selling only for the
money, while the multitudes are
taking advantage of Sunday sale.
They do not sacrifice as much as one
hour for the sake Of keeping Sun
day holy.
Now, it is very busy time of the
year for the farmers, and would any
one think it right for the farmer to
hitch his horse to the plow or take
his hoe and go to the field on Sun
day and work even six hours to fin
ish that piece of work he left on
Saturday afternoon, or work all day
if the grass is growing rapidly, or
take his dog and gun and hunt, or
take his fishing tackle and go fishing
on Sunday? Why, no! We (the
farmers) would be prosecuted by
some one, and probably by those in
favor of Sunday business.
There are thousands Of just as
good citizens as North Carolina holds
residing anywhere from ten to
twenty-five miles Of any town that
don't see piece of ice from the last
freeze in the spring until the first in
the fall, and they are just as healthy
as those who hang around the soda
fountains. | agree that the drinks
are good to the taste and are sweet
and refreshing and healthy, but |
don't think it any more right to sell
them on Sunday than to do any 9TH
er work.
Now, will tell what we farmers
do when we get thirsty. We go to
the we'll and from that "cld oaken
bucket, the moss covered bucket, ="
we drink pure water, or we go down
the old hillside to the babbling
spring and in the cool shade Of the
beautiful foliage we drink the water
flowing as clear as crystal. then go
back to work, and when Sunday
comes we rest from our labors.
And now, in conclusion. Mr.. Ed
tor, we are all working for the
money; every calling in the country
is for the money, and no one is SO
poor as to have to work on Sunday
for bread, and as sure as the sun
rises and sets the more we work on
Sunday the poorer we will get; and
if we all get the habit of working on
Sunday (there is too much being
done already our State will drift
into heathenism. our country will
lose its pride, and it will take fal
such as we have not read in all the
world, and great will be the fall.
w. D. KNIGHT.
| nI@@C1~k WI1.s IN
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viii Speak at Hobgood.

Mr.. J. z. Green, State Organizer
of the Farmers Union, will speak
at Hobgood, N. c., on Friday, June
the 5th, at II o'clock a. M, and will
have dinner, basket picnic. and
the public is cordially invited to at
tend and bring nice basket.
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AnnounC

Subject to the action of the Dem
ocratic Primary, I hereby announce
myself as a candidate to become one
Of the Representatives from Halifax
county in the next session of the
General Assembly of North Carolina;
and respectfully solicit the support
of all good Democrats.
J. II. DARDEN.
May End. 1914.
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May End. 1914.
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For Sale.

One Hundred G6O) and Sixty
2GIuares Of II. W. Johns Manvilje
oo' w. asnphait roofing at wholesale
coS,. This is the best asphalt roofing
on tae market and any one needing
loollng will do well to secure same
at the price.
WELDON SHEET METAL WORKS,
Weldon, N. C..
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Never can tell when you'll mash a
finger or suffer a cut, bruise, burn
or scald. Be prepared. Thousands
rely on DR.. Thomas Eclectic OIL.
Your druggist sells it. Csc. and SOC.
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Constipation causes headache, in
digestion, dizziness, drowsiness. For
a mild, opening medicine, use Doan' S
Regulets. Csc. box at all stores.
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biinbeteu bel 2aifianp 3u bur4bre9sn.
Der am Qbeno ausssaebene offi3isIs
frausOiii4e gsri4t iagt, oab oisier
lWerfa3 miblunssn lit. man 5peifsIt
aber niht oaran, bag er pisberbOlt
ipsrbsn tpiro unb i'm falle bic Ssuts
ihsn babel srfolsrsicb iein iolltsH,
ipiiroe Der linie SSliiasl Der @erbiinbes
ten ss5Dungen isin, iia bis an bic
&iiite suriidsusiebeN, nm ben Dsut'
|i4eH gu sntsehen, bic glei95sitis BON
Horben unb Often Ger uororingen. Die
Gdmpfe nebmen in bisier 9egeno, ben
fransOiif4en Ssridtsn 8ufoIse, INNER
msbr an 6eftisteit 5u,; bon i6rsm
ausgans binst sum srpBeu sbeil Saa
S9ididl Don 4ntipsrpsn ab. Menn bic
Glantenbeipeaung Der gsrbiinbeten an
Der DIE gelinsen fpiiroe, bann ipiirben
bic Seutitsn sespunssH isir, bic Be-
luseruHs Der s5eiiuns auf5ueben. Iie
es idsiut. III absr uorIGufis barauf
ni4t gu rednsn.
@eSer bic Seutifsn. nod bic Grans
3oieu beanipru9en sineH entiteisenbsn
Grfolg in oiefer ein5ig in ibrer art
baitebenben S6Iadt srrungen gu ba'
ben. Sn Der 9bat, in benz offiaislsu
beuiiden @sriat pirO gerdbe hsraus
ertl1rt, baB bic angriffe uno Gegen'
ansriffe in Der GessnO spiIdsn ellie,
2ens, slrras. Gilbert uno Rope nod
gu isinsr GntideiounS sefiihrt bGtten.
Soipobl bic Deuti6eu tpie bt:
Ssitsrrsi6sr bshauptsn, bic Sffeniipe
Ser Ruifsn elm Gnbs semaat gu baben,
i'm glOrben fopobl pis i'm Siibsn. iuis
seipDbnIia gsbsn Oiss bic RuifsH aber
nidt su. Das osutfae 9auptquartisr
in Berlin tiinbiat an, oab Der 0Ors
mari6 Der RuiIsn sessn Die Gren5e
pon SItprsubsn nidt nur aufsehalten
iporbeu Iei ,ionbern baB bic RuHen
aud Sci eupaI.i cine ylisbstIags sr'
listsn batssn
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| 2pn6oH, Z. Dit. - 4atperpen
DON ipel9sr Staot man annahm. BAT
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pisIs Wondte langen 8elagerung mog'
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gu tapituliren, tpenn bic Werbunoetsr
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erfi&tlid3, ipobsr uHter ben jebiger
gerbGltniFen bic 5ilfe tonlmsn -iou
Die 9euti6en babsn aipei tpeitere aus
benforts singsnommen unb am Ulitt'
mod Ra6mittas nit benz gomboroe'
ment Der innersn 8efeitiaungen nnS
bamit Der Stabt beaonnen. Die uns
mittslbars fsoIse mar. baB bic belgiide
Resieruns, bic I4on sinmal Don Brill
Iel na6 2lntiperpsn sefIiidtet mar. ain
Oonneriias tpsitsr mad Sitenbe DerlesI
lporben tit. Der Besinn bes Sombors
dement's mar BON ben 9eutften porbsr
Gnsetiinoist porbn uno Oisisnissn.
Die bic Stabt psrlaiien ipOlItsn, baitsn
ba&r gel.asnbsit. bies su ihuu.
Die S&laat an Der 9lisne, pis lie
s.nannt ipirb. lit. ObsIei4 fis i4on 2S
aass i'm ganse 1T, isBt tpsnissr ibrem
Gnoe nabe. als biss Dor s:psi 5asen
Der TalI ipar. 9lm Montag ihien es,
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alud oura bic nlanien6eipegung Der
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lgsriiartuHssn tsraHsssOsen bat, Sar'
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Gliis,l Der 8erbiinSsien su nmssbeu.
9i,iem @ss.nSS9a lest man
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ssitis nit ieiner 5lautenbepesung bat
General pOn alud aub Deriudi. bas
Centrum sss Iinisn 9slissls Der Der.
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@rai 3eppelin
Sua in @ilbelmsbafen einen Ginfaa
nad) Gnglnno pDrbcreiten.

2on6om Z. Oft. Ter .9aiIu
grpreb~ piro Don ibrem aorreipon.
oenten i'm SaaG genelbet, OaB @raI
3eppeIin ii6 nit ieiiiem Stab III
gSiIbeImsbaien befinbe, I'M bort Den
giniall nad) @nslanO por5Ibereiten
SSn einent SSnterpiem ioIl Der @raf
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Der aorreipoubent, onb @raf 3eppe-
lin fiirSlid bon &aiier @iIbelm had
Wiain3 beidieben iporoesl iei, no ibm
ser aaiier seiast baben ioa, boB er
orcbe 2eiitungen bon ibm ertparte
uno ibm oas gnerbieten itelte, ibn
,Hni Obertoulmanbeir Der be,tti6en
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Die 9reiberbanbs Md@te

MOLTEN bic 3 iirteistpinger
bie DoroaHellen M isber
au0ffnen.
ct. petersburg, pia 2onbpn,
Z. Sttuber. Der ruiIiid1e Miniiter
bes glsubersn, Serr saiidnoff tiins
bigts pGbrsnb bes 5ageg an, bab bic
0reiperbdnomdats, RuBlanb, Gns.
lamb unb israntrsid, ieBt i'm gegriff
isien, S9ritte au tbun, um bic Siirtei
su alpingen, bic 9arbanelIen tpieber
fir bic Saiffubrt su sr0ffnsn.
Die ganabier peron am
Sonuerfaa aelanbet.
9onbon,S. Sttober. Die tanabi,
i6en Sruppen iperbsn am 9onneritdg
in GnsIanb aeldnbst uub in Elm
llsbunssluger i'm sSnneru aeidnot per-
ben
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Die Sage auf benz speit.
liHen Sriegsi9aaplat.
V ON franaOiifden Stanos
puntt aus befeben.

Paris. Z. DIT. - Die fplgenoe
offi5ieae getanntma9ung puroe am
glittfpoa guamittae bonn &riegsmis
niiterium erlafien:
PIN unierem linten s5liisel to6t biz
S4Ia4t mob nit grpBer SeFtieteit.
Die beiberieitiasn 2inien eritreden iit
bis in Die Geasno spii6en Gems, neun
Wleilen norb6ftlih Don 9lrras unb Ga
gaiee, 13 Meilen Iiib0itlid DON ellie
unb iiber bieie binaus iteben nod aroBe
AapaIeriemaiien bis nab 4rmentiers,
niff ipeit pon Der beIsiideR 9ren3s
entfernt.
o2ln Der SrOnt sipii9en Der Somme
uno Der Wtaas bat ii6 nt4ts beIonbes
res ereisnet.
rsSSm 8oepre Siitritt ma6te Der
Seinb sinen nsuen, aber pereebIi6en
8eriud, Tnieren SSOrtidritt aufsubaIs
ten.
Sine peitere, ipGt am 2t6enb erlaIs
iene Setanntmahung iagt:
n4bgeieben DON oen beiben SIiiseln,
an oenen bic 2lnQriffe Der SeutI6en
Suriitgeihlasen ipuroeu, mar es fpG6s
renb bes 9aaes an Der gan3eu Grunt
fdit sun3 rubis.
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beutide aapaIIsrie i'm 5dad sebaIten
porOen; nDrbIi8 bon 2tlle 1T iie Su1
riidgetriebsn iporben.
y3piifen Gbaulnes unO Rope 1T
Der porber perloren segdngere 8Ooeu
tpieber eenommen porben.
.Sm Centrum finb unIere Sruppen
an einigen puntteu porgeriift.
pom re4tsn iFIiiseI 1T niAts gu
msISsn
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Wom ariessidJaupIat In
Vplen.
Die RufisH pon Der 0fsr.
rsi4if9.btutf9sn Or.
mss suradses
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3peiten Gbsf oes Geueralitabs, @sns
raj DON 5Osfer. unteraeidnst 1T, iput
be bier am Mittipo6 erIaiisn:
Dos pl6bli6s @orriiden Der beat
idsn unb 0fterreidifdsn Sruppen IL
&uiiii4. .pOlen ideint bic Ruiisn Soa,
ifdHbis iiberraift 3u baben. S6sIeid
lie itarte SruppeHmdfen Don GaIisisr
aug in n6rblifer ai6tuns obfdidtsn
tpurben fis 5ariidsefhlassn uno iibel
bic Nei4isl suriidsetriebsn ais iie ei
nen gerfl8 madien ben syluB in be,
Ridtuns uuf OpstOp 5u trsus.n.
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ssnOmmen, bi. Don ben gfuiisn BEL
SanbOnin beiest iuOroen mar.
.Sn gali5isn riidsn mir in us6sr-
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