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The Tupelo journal., 1915-07-30

have money to Loan on improved
farm land.-O. K. GARY. 44-tf
FOR SALE-Fifty acres of land one
mile from Tupelo. One five room dwell
ling and one three room tenant house.
All level land-no waste land on place.
Apply to this Office for particulars. ID
FOR SALE-Eighty acres of good
land, well improved, situated in Chi
wappa bottom, adjoining the Carmen
Mill land. All in cultivation except
10 acres. $35 per acre for quick sale.
Anderson Brown, Shannon, Miss. 9
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COUNTY NEWS

Correspondents must mail
their communications so they
will reach this Office not later
than early Wednesday morn
ing in order to be published in
current issue.
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asst week with relatives here.

last week WIFI T0ldIlvtS here.
John Robertson made a bust
ness trip to Saltillo Friday.
Miss Mary Smith went to Sal
tilIo on business Friday.
Masters Lindsey and Werner
Keeton spent the latter part of
last week with relatives here.
Burruss Chism and family
spent Tuesday night of last week
with relatives at Liberty.
Dozier Anderson was up on his
farm last week.
bud Hall and family spent
Saturday with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ander-
son spent Sunday with relatives
in Bog.
Mrs. T. E. Mccarthy and son,
Tom, spent Sunday with L. nj.
Martin and family.
R. S. Payne is spending a few
days at his country home this
week.
Bill Miller and family spent
Sunday with relatives at Liberty.
Mrs. Margaret Morton spent
Friday with friends near Belden.
Fetch Smith and family spent
Friday with relatives near Bel
den.
Master Curtis Miller is spend
ing a few days with relatives
near Baldwin.
Mrs. Joe Miller and sons spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Jones, near Guntown.
Mr.. and Mrs. john Bolen spent
Saturday with relatives at Cor
ona.
w. H. Keys spent Sunday
with relatives at Bog.
A crowd of young folks at
tended the singing at Camp
Creek Sunday afternoon and re-
port a good time.
Little Quitman Keyes spent
the latter part of last week with
relatives here.
Tom Miller and family are WIS.,
iting relatives near Ecru.
Frank Smith and family spent
Sunday and Sunday night with
Mrs. Smiths parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ], |. Philpot.
Mrs. Spuryer spent Saturday
and Sunday with her daughter
at Liberty.
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Sherman

OUCIlIIdll
Miss Ruth Smith, of New Al
bany, was the guest of Miss Lois
Moore a few days of last week.
Mr.. Moore, of Pontotoc, was
in town Wednesday of the past
week.
H. B. Heard and Mack Davis,
of Belden, were in town Wednes-
day afternoon of last week.
John Witt and family made a
trip to Tupelo Tuesday afternoon
of last week in their car.
j. w. Norton, of Tupelo. was
in town Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Velora Wright has re-
turned from a pleasant visit with
relatives in Memphis. She was
accompanied home by little Miss
Lena May Wright, of Memphis.
A number of our citizens at
tended the candidate speaking
at Saltillo Wednesday.
King Wade was in Pontotoc
Thursday.
Miss Park, of Tupelo, was the
guest of Mrs. D. T. Yates Thurs
day and Friday.
Bill Witt, of Tams, Ill.,. is Wis
iting his mother, Mrs. Sallie
Witt.
Miss Gertrude Witt attended
the meeting at Ecru last week.
Hugh Rogers has returned
from a visit to Texas.
Miss Velora Wright visited her
sister, Mrs. Leon Nash, the first
of the week.
George Holditch, of Ecru, was
over in his car Saturday after
noon.
Miss Quincy Wade spent Sat-
urday at Mound City.
The series of meetings at the
Methodist church closed Friday
night. The meeting was of great
benefit to the town aze commu-
nifty.
Miss Ruth Stokes, of near
Guntown, spent Friday night
with Mrs. J. w. Gault.
John Witt and family spent
Sunday afternoon at Belden.
Miss Christine Payne and her
brother, Howard. of Birming-
ham, were in town Sunday af-
ternoon.
J. S. Livingston spent last
week with his uncle in Arkansas.
Mrs. R. P. Finley and family
visited relatives at BeldeI Sum-
day afternoon.
Sherman and Birmingham boys
played baseball here Saturday
afternoon. The score was Ii to
Is in favor of Sherman.
Rev. w. A. Bowlin is engaged
in a series Of meetings at Ches-
terville this week.
J.. F. Martin and Bill Easterling
were in town Saturday after
noon.
Cayce Mccoy, of Ecru, was a
visitor to town Sunday afternoon.
Major Stroud, of the Delta. is
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Jno.
Witt.
The Tupelo journal., 1915-07-30

BECAUSE of its tonic and laxative effect. LAxA-
TIVE BROMo QUININEi is better than ordinary
0uiuinc and does not cause nervousness nor
rinrinp in head. Remember the full name ana
iook for the signature Of e. w. GROVE. 25c.
The Tupelo journal., 1915-07-30

A fine line of Strings for Violin.
Guitar, etc. Violin Strings, 10c a set
to Soc each; Guitar Strings, 15c set.
Austin Bros. Piano Co. IA
The Tupelo journal., 1915-07-30

Remember, l offer 500 reward for
any watch l can't make give satisfac-
ton. M. L. Clopton.
The Tupelo journal., 1915-07-30
To Drive Out Malaria
And Build Up The System

Take the Old Standard GROVES
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know
what you are taking, as the formula is
printed on every label, showing it is
Ouinine and Iron in a taste1ess form.
The Quinine drives out malaria, the
Iron builds up the system. SO cents
The Tupelo journal., 1915-07-30
piles Cured In 6 to IA Days

Your druggist will refund money II PAZo
OINTMENT fails to cure any case of itching.
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles In 6to IA days.
The first application gives Ease and Rest. SOC.
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and you note that the village
postoffice bears the label "Bu-
reau de Poste."
The young girls, lining the
platform, too, you notice, back
woods though they may be,
have straps of jet velvet about
their white threats and wear
their simple dresses with an "ac-
cent as French as any on the
Champs.
And the very fields, even, of
this lovely province Of Quebec, It
comes to you presently. seem
claiming a special kinship with
the blood stained meadows across
the sea. for thousands Of purple
fleur de lys-"lily OF France
make huge patches of purple
among the billowing daisies.
Here Is France Herself.
All day the French "atmos-
phere' has kept increasing with
the approach to the valley of the
great st. Lawrence. AS you leave
the ferry boat from Lewis and
step into "Old Quebec" you know
all the rest has been introduce
tory!
HERE IS FRANCE, HER
SELF!
Tier after tier of them rise up,
narrow rue" upon narrow rue"
until at last they surmount the
very Ramparts where French
Montcalm and English Wolfe set
tie Canadian scores for all times
between the two races NOW AL.
LIED AGAINST A SINGLE FOE!
1t is all so typically, so abso-
lutely French, this city, sliding
off "Des Memparts," that you
fancy it straining eager eyes out
over the misty Laurentian High
land and across the sea-new
France watching the old.
Shock for Burton.
Borne on such a wave of lyric
ism as I was, 1t was something
of a shock-and / think 1t must
be to every one who comes here
to find, in an attempt to meas
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uation, you will have to listen to
little sketch of the French in
canada, as Professionalism
sees 1t. The psychology of our
people here today, in this crisis,
is absolutely the logical result OF
their history. We came here 800
years ago to found NEW
FRANCE. we were conquered
upon the Plains of Abraham
when Montcalm was defeated by
Wolfe, and although our death
knell as the rulers of this land
was rung then, 1t marked no defi-
mite change in our actual char
acter. Natures are not changed
over night by a clash on the bat
tlefield.
Few Republican Ideas.
I'VE French came over here
when France was a monarchy.
feudal in its political character
and orthodox In Its religion.
Because of geographical reasons,
We have not been In the position
to be largely exposed to the re-
publican ideas of revolutionary
or modern France. Nor, by ma
ture, are we readily accessible to
English influences. We still
speak and read our old tongue.
30 that In Quebec you have, in
the main, the spectacle of q six
teenth century community, en-
pered only little by later fric-
tions--simple. peaceful and hon
est and with q preference for I
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Personal . and F.. Social

The meeting of the Ladies'
Guild of Larchmont, to have been
held tomorrow at the home Of
Mrs. p. G. Hubbell, has been post
poned because of severe case of
grippe in the family.
The Order of the Amaranth will
give a picnic Thursday afternoon
at Point Defiance. Members are
requested to bring baskets and
be ready for dinner at $3.50. Com
mittee: Mrs. J. B. Thompson,
Mrs. l.. Hirsch, Mrs. George Lee,
and Mrs. F. Colby.
The HOmesteaders will give q
dance and card party at Eagles
hall tonight.
MIR. and Mrs. George ii. Stone
have been entertaining Judge
James p. Hill of Norwich, N. Y,
who was returning from a visit
of the fairs.
The Court of Honor will give q
card party and Ice cream social
this evening at Fraternity hall
IAsxAe1SnD
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next month we will miss our
guess.
Some Of these cloudy days the
clouds are going to spring a leak.
We've been dry to gosh darn long.
Not wanting to appear unsym-
pathetic, but how in thunder is
the Y. w. c. A. band concert in
the Stadium going to get off with
Sousa playing there Tues. and
We'd?
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ure the exact feeling toward this
war of the greatest French
group in America, that they are
NOT doing that at all! | found,
indeed that the French of Que
bee have not a first-rate interest
in this war!
II is not, let me so make modi-
fication, that the French of Que
hac-and there are $1,000 of
them in that city Of $4,000 in
habitants--are not heart and
soul with the allies, as against
the Bosch" for they are!
but their interest must be
rated as academic" since 1t is
not occurring to many of them
To- take up actual arms with their
brothers across the seas.
Why They Didn't Enlist.
IIndeed II is openly proclaimed
that not more than 100 Canadian
born French In the city Of Quebec
have enlisted and not more than
10000 in the whole province.
where 100000 of them live!
why is this? What is its psy-
chology, its reason? To find out
the underlying reasons I went to
several Of their representative
citizens.
Armand Lavergne. Quebec's
leading attorney and member Of
the Canadian parliament, was
especially explanatory, and here
is what he told me:
ITO understand the present sit
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WIN. ]. BRYAN.

LINCOLN, Neblaska state, July
37.-(To editor nlewspaper) -
: Velly hot here. But bleeze on
Blyan farm.
China Boy find Missa Blyn hoe
olorn an lun Commoner plaper--
Allasamee takee dolla from clom-
mon man in Chautauqua tent.
Him askee China Boy subsclibe
to Commoner plaper allasamee
gettee all government news be-
fore President Wilson get it.
- Missa Blyan throw up job but
kleepee dlesk-no takee chair
from state department Maybeso
wantee bigger one. Maybeso Pies
fdent Wilson get through with his
In 1916 year.
We see.
Dear Selah: Bill Blyan on way
to Tacloma with plenny glaps
Juice. VIII talk suffrage with
leddys and pleace with all. PloD-
ly will cuss Roosevelt.
Dad Flynn's Sugar Summers
and Anti-Breakfasters have or
ganized that Dads good work
may go on down to posterity.
From now on pie will be as dunn
dums and pickles as shrapnel to
the chosen few, for they are 60
ing to live as Dad" taught them
to dO-that is for a while. IL the
1000 last until the middle Of
y o @ o o . q D 9 o o o . O q .
o MOUSETOWN MINSTRELS o
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personal monarch, as an out
standing political belief.
I'VE have no special kinship,
certainly, with England and only
with France In that their old his
tory is ours up to certain point.
Therefore. when this war broke
out, we took stock and we said:
After all, is this so great
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II. +. Burton. CANADA.
The first knowledge that you
are really in a "belligerent coun-
try" doesn't come from any sign
of war at all.
No; it is while you are break
fasting that you suddenly realize
that you are in-NEW FRANCE.
Burton Sees "New France.
For, through the window, as
the long train clatters through a
little town, you read the mystic
seeming words, Traverse du
Chemin de Fer" in place of that
familiar Stop, Look Listen"
challenge of American grades;
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By Altman
Ely "Rert''

concern OF ours that we must go
and be killed? Have we definite
bonds in France. we who left
there 300 years ago, other than
a common language and a COM
mon source? ARE WE NOT
CANADIANS FIRST?'
And most of us answered,
Yes, Canadians FIRST!'"
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j L y III GTduu
Central station,
New York, cross
es the frontier of
our northern
neighbor a little
a I I e r sunrise
next morning.
There is not a
thing, so far as
eye can see, to
tell you that you
arc out Of 1.-THE
states and into
w A X TIM Il
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WIN MID. ". Dlllo anu Mrb. VI.
Beeler in charge.
Miss Isetta WadswOrth of Gig
Harbor, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. l.. Wadsworth, was married
Sunday to Howard Quinn of Ia
coma, at the home of her parents.
Only immediate relatives were
present. The Rev. Newpy of the
M. e. church read the service.
After two weeks honeymoon at
Gig HarbOr, the couple will be at
home to their friends In their new
Tacoma home.
Mrs. Ella Nelson, 1907 South
Yakima avenue, has just returned
home from a three-months' trip
to California during which she
saw the exposition and visited
friends.
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BELIEVE Us
When We say that the great

majority of the
Tacoma ball
team: Beans
road beds; Dad
Flynn's memory
of breakfast,
and his chance
of getting n dol
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TURN TO THE CLASSIFIED
WANT ADS ON PAGE @ FOH
RESULTS. SEE PAGE aIX.
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sTELLA's BARGAIN COUNTED

Many soldiers
who turn and
run may be in
tending to run
around [ II g
earth and At
tack the enemy
from Che rear!
y y y
When the doc
t ellis some
danes to diet
for a better
complexion they
seem to think
he maens dye
it,
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DOESN'T
ENLIST!

BY HARRY PAYNE BURTON.
QUEBEC, Canada, July a.
The 5 o'clock Quebec express
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lar out of us; Aberdeen's chances,
and a couple of unknown persons
in Europe are typically expressed
by this little Whistler. affection
ately entitled, Laid To Rest
SELAH,
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FAR BETTER

FAR BETTER
A burglar woke her up at night,
She reused her spouse and said
Hell rob us of our silver, dear,
SO get up and take his lead"
n
TACOMA'S GALLERY
OF HANDSOME MEN
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will perceive sort of gasping ex-
preston on the drinkers hand
some face. The top of popular
auto salesman's head is very ma
tural, his friends will no doubt
recognize the likeness.
NH
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with Mrs. r. Ollie and Mrs. G.
Beeler in charge.
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This study in black and white
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-07-27

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2lnorerp 1aflons
Soman.

: en- Rrffe Smoaifi@ier ON ~8e.
rsrnte IIncrifaneres aiurligbeoSbi-
itorier" finoes ~fsIgenbe ON Nnorep
Saefion - og hans Suitru HaheI:
: Den iioitc SnIpoel al oct attenbc
Iarhunorebe flptteoe Ell Giutlinge.
MGR - mnaife ~rettere benppnt iom
ToneIion fra @irginia neb til &ilo.
morfcrne / 5enuesice, bpor ban fort
efter bIep orTht al Snoiouerne.
Sans gnfe forbleu oerncoe % err
n9reoe ia pes at oripe et liSet
@ieitaiperiteb / eli Al De porbenoe
9uer inoe i Sfogene. oa benoeS
Gatter Hddlel hialp bcnoe me0 Ar-
beibct. sos Dem boeoe &ahclS SuS-
bono. 9epiS HobaroS, Ell fororutfer
ca franaIeporen Gngoriper.
9Ianbt gnfenS aoitgirngere par
en- una, tpno abpofat. meo CT an'
iiet iaa tort % ifarpt, iom ON Def
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-12

blcp itltot ire efto, Nonfin ipreoe ct,
% lea
&eq ino burtig op | bans p%otriar'
falffc Nniigt. Son bIcu ble9 %
itirreoe iait poa MTG.
Seq piIoc life bope iogt oct, melt
oct ioIbt Iigc no al Wtunoen. Mcn
&c er iiffert en- W}ou0, Der life 10.
Der meo SIooocr.
Iettc Stc0 soer en- mcrfeIia I'll
trUfnina pnu mig. Sea NJ a q bers
til ior al ic oet minbit eli @on1 oor
liz. 90 M er oct tppc Gor lthen
- tppc Aor, ii0en oct ifc0el"
Sans @opeo lUnfcOc iig % ban
terreoc en- Iaure ira tine Zinc.
Seq '%oritoor Gem lao iiloNtUn-
0ia" io9Oc ic8.
5oa troffcoe icl bans Soano %
loo bom oIenc mcO line triiic Aiin-
Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-12
Dc Oooes llat.

Gucr Sen lille 2onbSbp, iom ON
Barren Ioa ser ion intilen0e onlgi-
ret al blont'trenoe Sauer % 1rorHe
Wiurter, iGutct Jig III Nopentbero''
teucua msrte Gage. Get par uIlc-
rc6e gl1cbclQcn20aQ, Aiteneu ier Den
g}at, "a 6ranfrig bcgrGoer inc -.
sc. alpffcn ringtc / Ben inttiac Sir.
fc, OF ito0 man otrlloc, bgrtc man
andre Hlulfcr ipore ira oct Sierne,
Ell uurn1crr % Ell anocl mere rlcrnt,
men ollie flogcnoe - iom I @roaO.
&c iutoo Nu3 / @nen por uUitctt
ale liac, louc, grao; De ioo no, lom
ON DC Inu Der % rll9et oper Icr8-
mo0iQe Iouter. &c lpnte9 at ia
trunQt fig innuuen omtrin8 aIrfen
Tor life at iolc fla iua cnionmlc, Ior
life at lt0c ioo mc9ct al Wierfct %
auloen. % opcr Dem ollie iiIeOc
Rcguct neO; ct int, ianenoe, tre-
l~tc3Ioit Neqn. Over Dem ollie boI-
Qc0e &lotteflonQcn ben - no / Nor
tct - lang, flngen0c quo.
Nor })Douuc ido nlenc / lin Stuc,
ioron &omiuren, hpor &lhcn ilont.
meoc % iprofeoc. Get rum1mcliac
aioffen, ioul opto8 belle l)nocrcto.
ger, ioo gouifc toicligt no / Def por-
me Sfin. Nda en- &pl0e bllnfeoe
polcrte &pbberfur, poa Be to Nor-
Sc laa huioc 0uffcr mco re0e Dor.
ser. Mien Mor 9uonnc Iprtc5 life
at bpgge fla ue0 bette. Som benIltts
fen / buuolg9 Srublen itirreoe bun
mo / ,<l0eu. &or oct alofferne@
2po, iou trof henoe nle0 iig, forte
henoe til Ell onocn &eroen? Na,
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qrrh, 0c piutc henoc "a oIll8e-
uel clifcoc bun Dem. 5 mere emo
80 9(ar por ocrc@ &lnng ior benoe
Ioo2rin9ninQ oucr bcnoea NtonO og
hcuoc3 to &prM ionl blcu ta9ct ira
hcnoc. GA hun cu0rm par ing. 9taa
ia, oct pur 10 iaa lUnle ltoen Den
Iln, og ion Iarene gaar lUrer man
liz til at bare uoen anur % at lioe
uoen aloac. Nicu ocrmc Nuelo bar
SorQeu m. 0enne auclO lang 2lot-
ferue lin GeoaionQ oucr hcnocs ito.
itc Nuob / ocnnc &croen. Obi M
pur Der cuonl Ell iom por borte -
Opo - ia, opo ior bcnoc,
Nor gponne5 Cine ipIotcS lang
iout meo Eoorer; oe 9le0 ouer benz
oca iurcoc ainoer o. IoI0t neo pon
ct 1|otoQroii, iom bun boIot / lime
QonIc ~ifIUIucuoc NUnoer. Srn
iiooer urolI8. @lm trnfer % trll-
fer.
Get par ior uoQcn 2lor iioen. ga
plcicoc unoertioeu Ell i~tnffcl$ 5iQ0cr.
quit tonnlc uan0rclloe Qlenllem
%au09bueu. Nuor ban ioo no. Spor
iiQet % itio0un han uorl % boor
moaer "a clcnbiQ. Get gioroe en-
ouot at ie ham Non boo ON @reo
uco Gorcue. % altio Qop oc hnm
noQet. Nor Nponnc, iom Sc onOre
arinocr, toQ hom iuo i lit aisften
a gop hom Ell tier Sfnal porn
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Kahvt ,lr. 9.

XII u liCtl Il HlltNliN CNiuIl
bring uleo Nciicrnc paa Slooen 0ti
itnNca MI life DC oobnc Ncltallro
tionGr, intct aortipil. inlcn Stnoer
"a Tor oen SoQS SfnIh life ltrr ldo
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iom 'or Ct Snca Nor ij0cn.
vi iob ct haIut Snco Muno rcN
~Nitcnaboroct, % ltle oucr'or mia
IoN CT UIorc, rrppr6iNi uo'ecnot
Mnun nien ct mrattQt aradt 1tlul,
belQenbc uco npcr Nrnltet.
San houoc enht fl N}aaItto % III
ino han Ga itirrcoc ncgct pcoho!ocn-
Sc poo en- itu9 Game, Der ioo pen
9outcrnes @orN oue I Sen olloclt
enbc al SpiicloIouen, Sln bar net
pp irrbie mco fin N'tcnamoo 90
off oereitcr or poo Crftct. "a bun
uur borte Iuncoc hen plore Scrrc
Tia opcr moo mia % 'ogne.
&c iputeS moaifc, al lea ltirrco5
lnuIiat frit bnu Den llulc. I}e1 oct
cr "Ssitcr", fol Ieq itac Sem Sea
hnr fienot hcnoc ira belle 20 Aor til
baac, % ioo bcnac Ter |iarltc @ong
nctop poa ocnnc @aoo. Nf ia, bun
ioor mig til at miu0e5 mango &C.
aipenheber I hine ipunone 8i0er."
San lrncbe fla tiIbage / Sptoclt,
hoIot Soanoen for Ginenc oa luo
iIia / Here Minritter llocn at ii8c
ct Orb. Soo brcotc ct penliat emil
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&c 9ommcrnc, remmcoe liG oa lag
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