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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-22
HOUSE PASSED
-FOUR BILLS
Senate Bill No. 81 Lost Out But
s, B. II Passed the House.

The house passed three house bills
and one senate bill, II senate Dill
failed to pass and n house bill was
referred to a committee of the house
The big fight was made on S. b. NO,
81, a bill providing for the payment OF
railroad. fare OF district Judges outside
OF. the counties of their residence
Mr.. Burnett actively opposed this bill
as did Mr.. Ployhar. l.. l.. Twichell
and Treadwell Twichell and others
spoke for the measure.
Mr.. Burnett referred to the bill as
another skirmish in the battle for
salary grab and, pointed out that
where there are a couple or more
counties in a district the judge would
draw double travel allowance. Mr.
Ployhar argued that the judges were
perfectly willing to be elected to
their office and to take the position
at the time of their election, not com
planning then of the existing allow
ance. -. ..@.~
L.. l.. Twichell argued for the bill
and Treadwell Twichell stated that
nobody fixed the judges compensa'
ticn so as 10 allow for railroad fare
in the prese, 1t bill because passes
we're given at the time of its passage
but that now the legislature had taken
these passes away from them.
Mr.. Axvig suggested that a resolu'
ton be passed allowing the judges
to ride on passes again.
The bill failed of passage, there be-
ing Al ayes, 81 nays, and 9 absent and
not voting. Mr.. 2Ployhar moved that
the vote be reconsidered and the mo
ton to reconsider be laid on the table,
which motion prevailed.
Dickinson Normal Bill.
S. B. No. II, providing for the es'
tablishment of a normal school al
Dickinson, was passed by the house.
A. NJ. Thompson&moved that the vote
be reconsidered, which motion pre-
vailed.
H. B. No. SO, raising the bonded
debt limit Of. the city of Fargo, for
school purposes, passed with no op'
position. 50
H. B. No. 1O3, regulating the season
for killing deer, also passed without
opposition.
H. B. No. SO, relating to powers OF
village boards to own, lease and op'
crate electric lNht and power or gas
plants passed with but very little op'
position.
H. B. No. 10, relating to the voting
privilege of members Of cooperative
corporations, was referred tCck to
tho con,noitfoo m Judiciary for furth-
err consideration.
~,sn Martin Resolution. q.
The Martin concurrent resolution
relating to the investigation of the
tax commission was concurred in by
the house upon motion of Treadwell
Twichell and the speaker appointed
on the house committee provided fol
therein: Representatives Baldwin.
Kellogg and Burnett.
The McFadden resolution relating
to the duplication of bills was re-
ferred to the committee on judiciary
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-22
Forecast
UPHILL WORK.,

Governor Hanna's recommends
tons on the terms of Office and fire
quency of legislative sessions con
tain much merit, but the method
of accomplishment must come
through a constitutional convention
and not through the proposal of {
multitude of amendments.
Senator Jacobsen gave an excellent
exposition of the basic principles in
volved which are entitled to earnest
consideration. He divided the state
into three parts; the valley section
fully developed; the central portion
fast entering that condition, and the
west, but partially developed.
Coming from the western section
he urges careful consideration of the
proposition to cut down representa-
ton. His point was we'll taken thai
the western part of the state being in
the first stages of development need
ed the present scheme of representa-
ton if rapid progress were to fol-
low.
The problem of legislative repre-.
s%entation is a difficult one to be set.
tied by the members themselves. No
scheme of reapportionment can be
hand picked, but comes only after the
hardest kind Of a struggle and the
most painstaking legislation.
Fewer elections, less frequent ses.
sio1s of the legislature and longer
terms for state officials and members
of the legislative branch of the gov
eminent are favored by the Tribune,
but the proper route is a constitution
al convention and that recourse
should be taken only after the people
nave JopOhCA.
The intent of the Governors rec.
concentrations is excellent. If they
could be incorporated into the
constitution without great delay, the
saving to the state would be great
and the efficiency of government en-
HANGED.
If the reforms do not get further
than earnest consideration on the
part of both bodies at this session
progress will have been made. They
are big questions and the underlying
motives are right. The rest is Only
a matter of detail.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-22
WITH THE LEGISLATORS

ing schools to borrow money and is
sue negotiable bonds for expenses and
maintenance oi said schools, and
authorizing purchase of such bonds
by counties and board of university
and school lands. Committee on edu-
cation.
Senate bills passed. ,z
Senate bills Nos. 50 and 81. -.
Senate b;l indefinitely postponed.
Senate Bills. Nos. 80, 50, 70. II, ~,
70, "A, IS and rs.
House Bills received and referred.
II. B. No. 6, Committee >on Live
Stock. H. B. No. II, Committee on
State Affairs. H. B. No. 20, Commit
tee on Counties. H. B. No. As, Com
mittee on Counties. H. B. No. 81.
Committee on Judiciary. III, B. No. 81,
Committee on Judiciary. H. B. 81,
Committee on Public Printing. H. B.
No. IS, Committee on Election.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-22
OUR TRADE.

Figures made public by the Depart
ment of Commerce show that Deem
Der, 1914, imports totaled $114,402,
$40, against $126,467, 062 in Novem
Der, $13S, $50, 500 in October, $139,
1861 in September, and s129,767,
$50 in August and were $69,622,6 sol
less than in December last year. De
cember exports totaled $246,266,047
against $205, S7S,353 in November
S194,711,170 in October, $685. 39
in September, and s11O,367,494 in All
gust, exceeding by $13,O70,419 the to
tai for December, 1918, and falling
only s4,O49, 76O short of the high rec
ord made in December, 1912.
The excess of exports over imports
for the month was $131,S63,077 com
pared with $79,411,271 in November
$50, 63O,65O in October, $16,341, 1872 in
September, and an import balance Of
$19,4O0, 406 in August.
OF the December imports 60.5 pei
cent entered free of duty, against g.
per cent in December, 1913, and So
per cent in December, 1912.
Comparing the trade movements il
the calendar year 1914 with those o!
1913, imports show a total Of $1,7S9,
022,426, against $1,792, 596,4sO las
year; and exports, $~2,114,257,53a
against $2,4S4, O1S, 1892 last year.
Imports Of gold in December las
totaled $4,109, 063, against $5,073,35'
in December, 1913; and in the calen
dar year 1914, $57,3S7,741, agains
S63, 704,8S2 in the preceding year.
Gold exports in December aggre
gated $130,924, against S~1O,572,593 il
December. 1913; and in the calendar
year 1914, $222,616 ,156, against s91,
1913, $40 in the preceding year.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-22
!: So So: "
I: BILLS INTRODUCED.
:. :. :. :. :. :. :. :: !:+*%*$* :
SENATE.

Senate Bill No. ia, Mr.. Heckle-
For an act to amend Section 1873,
Compiled Laws of 1913, changing the
compensation of trustees of Soldiers
Home from So to S. per day. Com
mittee on Military Affairs.
Senate Bill No. lis, Mr.. Murphy
For an act to provide for selling GER
tain state lands to the board of park
commissioners Of Grafton, North Da-
ko:a, for a public park and artificial
lake. Committee on State Affairs.
Senate Bill No. 116, Mr.. Englund-
For an act creating state board OF
chiopractic examiners to regulate the
practice of chiopractics in the state,
defining same, providing for licensing
same, and providing a penalty for the
violation OF this act. Committee on
Public Health.
Senate Bill No. III, Mr.. Steele-For
IAN act to provide for the disposition
of school and institutional lands re-
uuired for educational, charitable ana
other purposes, over which the right
+ emirlnt domain may be exercised
"nder the constitution and laws OF
this state. Committee on Judiciary.
Senate Bill No. 11S, Mr.. Bronson
| For an act appropriating $4,000 to
make effective the appropriation made
by Chapter As, Session Laws Of 1913,
0 be expended by the North Dakota
State Fair association in Grand Forks
in 1915. Committee on Appropria-
tons.
Senate Bill No. 119, Mr.. Gardner
For an act to amend Section 145O
Compiled Laws Of 1918 relating to
the appropriation for state aid to
grade. rural and consolidated schools.
Committee on Appropriations.
Senate Bill No. 120, Mr. Tragerton
For an act to amend Section i424
Compiled Laws of 1913, giving both
father and mother custody OF d ch1ld
in certain cases, and providing meth
DDS for fixing such custody in either
parent in case of dispute. Committee
on Judiciary.
Senate Bill No. l21, Mr.. Albrecht-
For an act to amend Sections 45lS-2o-
21-22 Compiled Laws Of 1913, relating
to the filing Of annual reports by
corporations, providing a penalty for
failure to file same, and providing Tor
publication OF a list of delinquent ana
Cancelled corporations. Committee on
corporations other than municipal.
Senate Bill No. 122, Mr.. Gibbons
For an act authorizing and empower
' ing trustees Of agricultural and tram
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-22

should perform this function. SucI
a situation as may ariss under the
present law should not BE tolerated
Under it., party platforms Garry nc
weight. Candidates can subscribe tc
them or not, as they see fit. Create
a committee for which the candidates
are directly responsible and the plat
forms will carry more weight.
This legislature should wipe out the
present tiasco.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-22

50 HELPS!
PAYS TO HAVE SHADE TREES
Their Worth to the Owners OF Prop
J. erty Can Be Shown In Actual I
Dollars and Cents.

II a real estate dealer tells you tnat
The house or building lot you are think
ing of buying is worth several hun.
dred dollars more because it Is well
supplied with shade trees, don't be too
sure that he is trying TO take
advantage of you until you nave
counted and measured the trees. Very.
probably he may be telling the truth.
for it has lately been discovered that
the right kind of trees do increase the
value of a piece of real estate.
In order to determine the value OF
trees in residential districts the Mas
sachusetts Forestry association re-
Gently sought the advice of a number
of practical real estate men. THESE
men were asked this question: How
much, in your judgment, do full-groWn
shade trees along the street improve
the value of the adjoining land for
house lots" ..... =
The majority of answers ranged
from 10 to so per cent, while some
went so far as to state that a house
lot would be worth 100 per cent more
II full.grown shade trees were stand
Ing in front Of it. A fair average OF
the answers held that trees would
improve the value of the adjoining
land 40 per cent. ~, =
Expert tree appraisers say that q
shade tree in good condition and we'll
placed is worth 81 per square inch
of cross-section measured at breast
height. At that rate, a tree one foot
in diameter is worth $113, while q
tree two feet in diameter is worth
$452. !:
For the sake Of illustration, sup
pose that we take a good-sized house
lot, SO by 100, or 5000 square feet,
worth rs cents a foot. The land value
worth $25 a foot. The land value is
is $3.50. If the trees are spaced 50
feet apart on the street there would
be one tree in front of the property.
The tree is two feet in diameter and
worth $452, which would increase the
value of the lot Sc per cent.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-22
Snort RECESS WILL
PROBABLY Be TAKEN

The house and senate will probably
take a short recess next week, COM
mencing on. Thursday, January 20,
and lasting. until Tuesday of the fol-
lowing week. This will be the first
opportunity for Legislators to go home
for a few days since the session start
ed and will be welcomed by many of
them. Just now the members of the
legislature are anxiously awaiting the
first legislative pay day, which comes
next Monday.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-22

Lieutenant Governor Frame is max
ing an excellent impression on the
senate. He is an excellent parliament
tartan and e~ven-halded justice marks
all his rulings.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-22

Parents Of the White House baby
showed excellent judgment in NAM
ing the infant after its father. Let
him win his spurs ~unhampered by the
hoodoo Of suggested greatness.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-22

That the fire fie1d is trying to get
in its work of destruction i5efore the
water system is completed in New
England was brought out again this
week. This time the Office building
of DR.. J. w. Strlbling was booked for
ruin. However, the fremen cheated
the fire fiend out of a good share CT
the glory, with only the chemical ap'
paratus to do the business.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-22
The Weather

For the "a hours ending at I p. m.
Jan. p, 1915.
Temperature at 7 a. III. ......... 4
Temperature at Z p. M. ...... l
Highest temperature ........... q
Lowest temperature ........... !
Precipitation . ............ Fall
Highest wind velocity ...... 6-N.
Forecast:
For North Dakota-Generally fair
tonight and FRIDAY; not much change
in temperature.
ORRIS w. ROBERTS,
Section Director.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-22
Sure.

Education is a great thing" OBJ
served the old fogy.
II. SURE is" agreed the boob. IT
must be tough not to be able to read
the, baseball scores."-Cincinnati En-.
quirer. 'o ~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-22

Read the story of "The Master
Key" in this issue of the Tribune
Adv. .'r...
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-22

Something doing at Brown & Jones
Saturday.-Adv.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-22

J.IB: Taylor of Glendale dislocated
his shoulder when he fell on an icy
walk.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-22
FRIDAY, JANUARY %, 1915.


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Legislative Notes

Mr.. D. Brightbill, Ex.Auditor of
State, was a visitor at the legislative
session yesterday.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-23
Wcibnaftsgeihcnfe inn Is. Sabr=
buuDcrt.

Sic ,Sitte, bic &inber am @eibz
ndd)tstclte 81 beIfenfen, Itanmt nus
Dem Is. Subrbunbcrt. Canals err
bicIten aber Die aleincu nitt ibre be-
ionoeren &cibnadtstiidc uub Eldbe
inter Dem Gbriltbdlm - nenn bieieu
CAB G nod nidlt -. ioubern Die
Gltern ihenfteu ibren ailbern fleine
9iinbel, III pcld)c tic Die @cibnad)tSs
9aben einbnuoeu.
Sbomus Tinitd, Elm Eiarrer III
Woltcnltciu, crSdblt in einem 1872
geItriebcncn Dude S%olgenbes:
vSie &inoelein finben III ibrcu
Siinolein 9emeini9lid, filnferlep
Sinse. Gritlid) goloige @iin3en oils
@clt. vel ober ipcni9 cS laiieu
Iid Die arnlen ainbeIeieu an einem
Yfennise pher 9eIer in Npfel eeItedt,
genilgen uno iino gutter Siu9e bar
iiber. Sanad) fiuoen lie ulit geuiesz
lide Sin9e oils Gbriititollen. Suter,
Efeifertuden uuo aus bieieu allen
manterlep Gouiect uno 8ilbcr. Sas
neben gpfel, Sirnen. &uB uub sar
manterlep 8attun9eu alerlep beites.
gum britten finoen iie erseslife uuo
5u 6reiube (Sreuben) seborise Sinse
ais Suppen unb manderlep aiubers
inert. Gum pierten finoen lie notbiee
uno sur Sefleipuns uub Sier bes 3es
bens bienitlife Siu9e, gar mand,erlep
unb biibihe aleiberlein, o gutem
@e5cud unb ieibeu, 9plb uno labcr
uup rcinlit)er Nrbeit sefertigt. 3um
leeten flnoen lie audi. a 81 lebre,
geboriam uno Sis5ipliu eebort. uls
Ibcs SGileiu, Sibeln unb ihpne Siis
d,erlein, Sdreibs uub SebergeSeHge.
Yapier rilp. uub Die ansebunbene
9briitrutbe."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-23

sud bano mein Tatcr mir I'M Die
Mtttte. Den Stedcn nabm i) in Die
rebfe Sano, Die Yaternc nit ser fri
'den llnldiittfer5e in Die liute, unb 10
gtng td] oapon, ipie ih 81 icner 3eit
III Wlnterta9en oft bapon9e0an1en
mar. Ser our6 lpenige SilBgeber
nusgetretene Sfab mar bolperig I'M
ttefen Sfnce, unb es lit nitt INNER
leIdlt, mad Den SuBitapfeu u~nIercr
%orperen 3u panocln, ipenn oieie 5u
LANCE Scine gebabt baben. Nod,
nltt oreibunbert Shritte mar id, aee
gan9en, 10 lag i6 i'm Shnee, unb
Die Saterre binipesgeihleuoert, mar
aus9eloI6t. SD iufte MIDI langiam
6u'ammen. uno Damn idaite ih Die
fpunoerihone Haht an. Infangs
mar Iie gang grauiam %iiniter, aQmdbs
llh bub Der Sdlnce an, peiB gu mers
Den mo Die 9dlume ifmar3, lIuo in
oer~ Sobe mar Bellies Stern9efuntel.
Sn Den Sd)nee fallen fam man aud,
obne Saterne. 10 iteate iJ lie ieitbin
inter einen Straud) unb obne Siht
9lngS Ii better, ais porbin.
Sn Die Sbalidlu6t fam it 6iua6,
pas Wa1ler beS Srcienbad,es mar einz
9epedt init 9luttcm Gle, uuf neldcm,
ais ih iiber Den Steg ging. Die Sterne
pes Simmels 9leihiam Sdlittidub
lieten. Spdtcr mar Elm Berg al ilbers
lteiaen; anf Dem Taiie. gelannt Der
Spllfogel, ltieB i) CUR ltegiamen Sez
5lrtstraBe, Die burd) @alb uno @nlb
blnabfubrt in baS Wilr5tbdl. an
ote1em lag elm lueitc5 Wtccr bon Iebe(,
III pas ih iad,te bineintam, rno Die
terdte 2uft fling an, einen ecrucb al
bdbeu, 1ie rod uad) Steiufoblea; unb
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Sbr 5t tragen, DEM i'm Sbal bGmz
merter Die G%iicniperte, rpute mand,z
NAL Gin GiIenbabn5ug iiber brpbncnbe
Sriiden.
Gah LANCER @anberune ms S6al
getommen sur SanbitraBe. tlinaelte
Shlittensei6eae, Der Nebel narb
srall uno lifter, 10 baB i'd Die Subj
iperfe nno 8anoersleute, Die fin Die
Seiertdge ndd ibren Seimitdtten
reilten, ihon auf tleine Streden iueit
'NpS' 4pi1iiS. -lullJpCIl I'LL cIlle SlllltQe
lang I'M Sbalc fortecgangen mar,
tnlidJte lints uu Ser StraBe I'M 9tebel
Elm puntler Sled nuf, red)tS allob elmer,
lints mehrcrc, rehts cine 9arlSe Heibe
= ooS Sprr San9enipang.
Iacs. mas 3eit bate, ein9 ser
Stride 81, bcnu Der SeiIiae Sbcnb lit
boiler %prabnlng unb G~ottespeibe.
Sepor nod Die IcIIc aniing, idlritt
Der bagere, 9ebildte Sdulmeiiter purd,
Ole Stride, mliterte Die InbG6tigen,
ais Oh er SemanSen Illdc. Gnblid
nat CT on mid unb iragte lciie. Oh id
Inn nidlt Die Srgel melfcn ipplle, es
lei Der WeBnerbub tranf. @pu Stuls
unb Sreube, alio gum Sienite pcs
Scrrn 9eipiirbi9t 81 iein, 9ing id, nit
linn aui Den Gbor, INN bel Ser bciliaen
Iciie Den Slaiebalg ser Sr9cl 5l
5iebcn. Wdbrenb ih Die 5ipci langen
2eberricmen a%bipehielnb aus Dem aaz
item Spg, in lpelfcn ieber berielbeu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-23
SaS Saterbaus.

Gs lit mertlpiirbi9, paB mir es 10
nennen unb in Der Srembe olallben
Seimipeb oannd) Su iilblen: ridtiaer
tnocncn mare cS. unIcrc Seimatb nit
Dem Hanen ~.glternbaus" 81 bcle9eu.
oenn ce ut nift sum fleiniteu Sbcil
Die Yfuttcrliebe. Ole mir in Der SrcmSe
cntbebrcn. GS III unicrc Wuttcr, Die
an mnierer Wie9e tpadtc. Die ms Die
Sdnpe fdlten lebrte unb inns nit III
ermiioliher Gorge Tag unp Naht
%leitcte unb itiiste. Iber Muttcrbaus
Ingcn mir trpBbem ME. beun mir acben
Dem Snmilienbaupte Die Gbre. Die ibm
9ebilbrt, lno lnIlen ons itine @altcn
Der &utter int Srborsenen. Sbr
SintluB VT bod haS. mas oas trolltc
Seim 10 rcflt lpoblig mnctt, ilno mas
leiucf< Selpobneru ciu ySeim" aibt.
User III einem Saterbauic berans
padien bari. DER meiB oft niht bie
& e9nlngen 5u iddsen. Die ibm bas
ourh 5utbeil iueroen. Crit penn man
bas Vaterbals ocrlaiieu bat llub in
Ole Sremoc aeiiibrt pirh. lcrnen mir
Den @ertb zines hrutlidcn Batter
bnuleS rcd)t e%rtcunen. @obl Gem,
Dem @ott ein Seim seidentt. Sas i'm
nit Srieocn umfGugt. mo CT Hnbc uub
GrboIuna finbet. Yile9e. riidiihtspoQe
Sicbe mo SaS Sebagcn iiir 9cib rnS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-23
gls i'd Gbriitassireuoc bolrm
sims.
Bon q etc Hoie99er.

Sn meinem 5pDlften 9ebensiabrc
lpiro es aud geipeIeu Iein, OILS am
Sriibmorgen beS beiligen 9briitabenos
mein Tater MIDI an Der Sdulter
rilttelte: id) iplc %auirpaten unb CUR
Velinnnlng tommcn, CT babe mir mas
3u Ia9en. Sie Iugen maren balb
often, aber Die 9eiinmungl @ls i'd
inter Iitbilie Der Iutter ~ange5o9en
mar uuo bel Der Sriibiuppe iaB. pcrs
Tor iid) Ole Sdlaftruntenbeit aqmGbs
lid, nnb MN iprad mein Batter:
Yetcr, iebt bore, mas ih Dir iage. ga
nimm einen leeren Sud, henn on ipirit
mas beimtra9en. Sn mimi meinen
Steden, oenn eS ut bel Sdnee, uno
oa nimm cine 2aternc. benn Der Yfab
lit iflett uno Die Stege iinp pcreiit.
On mnBt binabgeben nad Snnsens
lpan9. Sen SolSbdnbler Spreibeas
ger 81 Snn9entpang. Den tennit on, Der
it mir nod INNER bas 8elb ifulbis.
5ipei @uloeu rub iedsunbbreiBig
arer5er fir Den 9drhbaum. Sd lab
ibn bitten Drum; ifon bDilirb an
flopien uno Den Sut abnebmen. lpenn
on i'll icin 3immer %trittit. Wfit Dem
8elo gebcit ndd)ber sum &aufmam
Soppelreiter unb tauieit 3fpei Wabel
Semmelmebl uno 5tpei Yfunb Hinos
ld)mal5 lruo I'M Sluei @roiheu Sal5
uno baS trnglt bcim.
Sest mar abcr audi meme Iutter
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bor9en unb 81 Sitern, ipenn ole Sob
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