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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-27
Quality First
ECONOMY Is THE WORD AND IT'S DEFINED
34OO RPM.

It's cheaper in the long run to buy a
car like the 34OO +. p. m. Chalmers-at
$1,000 Detroit.
A low-priced car often doesn't pay.
Somewhat like the man who wanted to
fence his farm and said he wouldn't spend
more than a certain sum of money.
''Well, for that price | can build you a
fence two feet high that will keep the pigs
out" said the hardware man.
'Now, for just so much more can build
a fence three feet high that will keep the
sheep out. And for this amount can build
5-foot fence that will keep anything OUT
You had better pay couple of hundred
more, and get regular car. Get a car
that fulfills exactly every wish.
One that does a good wOrkday on Mon
day; that takes you anywhere on Tuesday;
runs you 200 miles on " ednesdav; does the
errands on Thursday; takes the family TO
call on Friday; one that's not only got the
Swear endurance, but gives you a feeling
of pride as well.
That, sir, is our definition of Economy.
This new 1917 Chalmers with the 34OO
r. p. m. engine-the car that increased
Chalmers sales 1926 in six months is one
that'lI lure you the minute you sit behind
the wheel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-27
Weak Fish Larded
By CONSTANCE CLARKE.

THIS method OF baking fish will be
found quite easy. rendering the
fish very pslatable.
Cleanse and wash the fish In cold
water, then drain II and dry thor
Oughly with clean cloth; put in the
stufing. sew up the opening with a
trusting needle and lard the sides
Of the fish with Iardons OF fat salt
pork; trim these evenly with a pair
Of scissors. Larding is easily done
and much improves the flavor Of fish
or meat The larding needle-which
can be bought for five cents at any
hardware store-holding a lardon is
T0-17orr0u1-R oc<ar, I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-27
Jose yLLLAREAL CHARGED
WITH CARRYING PISTOL

lose Nillareal, residing on South
Santa Fe street. was arrested Wednes-
day night by patrOlman O Peres and
confined in the city pail on a charge
Of carrying a pistol Villareal. wher
acosted by the officer. attempted TO
conceal the pistol II is alleged, but
failed He viii be transferred to the
county authorities this afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-27
MIR. Went-And-C Guilt
Here's MIR. Gets 1T

The New Plan Corn Cure That's n
Sure as the Rising sun
"Glad TO meat YOU" says the razor
TO the corn III bleed for your saws
the corn TO the razor. RazOrs and
Corns love each other. Corns love to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-27

pressed through the surface Of the
meat so as to appear ornamental;
the stitches should be taken at regu-
lar intervals. Draw the fish into the
shape Of the letter "S'' by running a
cord through the tail and middle Of
the body-tie the cord firmly. It is
better to have the fish In an upright
position In order to cook evenly.
Dredge the fish with salt and pepper.
and lay It on slices Of larding pork
in a large. fat baking pan; haste
frequently with the gravy that flows
from the fish. GarnIsh with cut
Lemon and parsley.
'aked Beans with Pork.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-27

To-norrow-Boston Baked Beans with Pork
cOpyriEnt 1910, by Interp.tIopal New, s.rric.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-27

For quick results-Use Herald Want
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-27

To ". J. Pickering. 10 build two
story brick building at Fourth and Fl Paso
streets. estimated cost $4,000
To P. r. Bosardus. to make general re-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-27

To J. T. Hewitt ana son. 70 make gen
eral repairs and changes at The Osaple
saloon. estimated cost $500.
To J. l. Hewitt and son 10 make changes
at the Gem saloon on South Fl Paso street:
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-06-09

!: HARDING STATES
POLICIES IN
Would Forget 1912 and Unite
In Effort to Give the Ma
ton Proper Military
Preparations For
Defense.

Following Is the Republican keynote
address, delivered before the conven-
ton by Senator Warren G.. Harding OF
Ohio, temporary chairman:
Gentlemen of the Convention: 1t Is
good to greet this representative body
Of that American Republicanism on
which Is conferred the high hopes of
the republic. can believe-nay, |
know-that Il vast majority of the PEG.
pie of our United States is expecting
the party sponsors here assembled to
write anew the sacred covenant of
Republicanism and reconsecrate the
party to the nations service and the
peoples Advancement. That same
majority expects you to select q
standard bearer who shall not only
typify our expression Of faith, but
shall so enlist the confidence and trust
of our American citizenship that the
work of this convention will be con.
firmed overwhelmingly at the ballot
box next November.
The country. wearied afresh by q
disappointing and distressing Demo-
cratic administration, is calling for Re-
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-06-09

publican relief, and there is every In,
spiration, every encouragement, every
confidence that the light Of Republican,
conscience, set afame in this conven.
ton, will illumine the way to the coun
try's restoration.
Let Us Forget 1912.
We did not do very well in making
for harmony the last time we met
The country has regretted, let us for.
get-and make amends to our country
We did not divide over Fundamental.
principles, we did not disagree over g
national policy. We split over methods
OF party procedure and preferred per
sonalities. Let us forget the differ
ences and find new inspiration an(
new compensation In an united en-
deavor to restore the country.
The essential principles of Republic
anism are unchanged and unchanging
The lofty intent, the indestructiblt
soul and the undying spirit of Repub
licanism are as dominant today as II
the destined beginning sixty years age
or at any time during the intervening
years, and they are emphasized to
day by the proof recorded to Repub
lican credit In the matchless chapters
of American progress.
Principles Are Abiding.
No political party ever has buildeo
or ever can build permanently excep
in conscientious devotion to abiding
principles. Time never alters fun
damental truth. Conditions do change
popular interest is self asserting, ant
''paramounting" has its perils, as thu
Democratic party will bear witness
but the essentials of constructive gov
eminent and attending progress arr
abiding and unchanging. For exam
pie, we ought to be as genuinely Amer
lean today as when the founding ia
theirs flung their immortal defiance IN
the face of old world expressions ant
dedicated new republic to libert,
and justice. We ought to be a.
prepared for defense as Washington
urged amid the anxieties of our ma
tional beginning and Grant confirmed
amid the calm reflections of union re
stored.
Party Solidarity.
1t Is not my understanding that tn,
remarks of the temporary chairman
are to be taken as an expression of Tn,
party faith. Such expression mus
come from this convention, made III
of delegates who believe I'm popula
representative government through tn,
agency of political parties. You COM
directly from the people, commission
ed to speak their hopes and aspirations
to utter their patriotic desires ani
pledge their abiding faith. Out of tn
convictions anu judgment and wisdo'
as expressed by the majority will com.
the sacred and sincere covenant of tn.
Republican party.
We are a voluntary organization am
must find our strength in the enlist
ment of volunteers who find the near
est or best expression of their ind
vidual convictions in our party Gecla
rations, and there can lie no treason l.
withdrawal If our declarations ga
short in their appeal.
No Forswearina Required.
Gentlemen Of the convention. I'll
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-06-09
De PALMA QUITS
CLIPPING HAIR TO
CLIP SPEED RECORD

Who ever heard Of speed coming
out of barber shop? Does sound a
little bit like story of John D. Rookie
Teller mouching car fare home, but
nevertheless 1t Is a fact that Ralph
De Palma, speed king and twice win.
ner of the Vanderbilt cup and Elgin
annapolis race, was once barber.
Not only was De Palma barber but
he started in at that job so young and
small that it was necessary for him to
stand on a box in order to soap the
faces of his patrons. Ralph was born
in Troia, Italy, but is known as an
American driver, as he was removed,
with or without his consent. to Amer.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-06-09

lea when only eight years old. His
life history is one full Of humor when
it is considered that he today stands
as one of the greatest racing drivers
in the country and the leading favorite
for the $4,000 prize money offered by
the Chicago Speedway to the winner
of the second annual International
Auto Derby, the greatest auto racing
classic of the present day, which is to
be run on June 10.
/ De Palma's early history leads one
back to a grocery store where he
worked as delivery boy at Sc a week,
SIS of which went to satisfy his crav.
ing for speed-a bicycle. Before the
bicycle was fully paid for he was dis.
charged for paying too much atten.
ton to the speed he could get out OF
lit rather than the matter of deliveries
of butter, eggs and sugar. He went
to the bicycle dealer and offered to
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-06-09
June 5, 1915.

Resolved by the Commission of the City of
Owosso that the claims and accounts hereto
attached be approved and the Mayor and Clerk
are hereby instructed to issue warrants on the
City Treasurer against the various funds for
amounts shown:
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-06-09
FROM sPRIsKLING FUND
FROM FIRE pEPARTMET FUND

FROM WATER WORKS FUND
Consumers Power Co.....".............. so
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-06-09

Owoiso. June 5, 1915
RseunaYmeeting OF the Commission. Mayor
IAh,sslg presiding.
Nynssrs present DeYoung, Hanscom, Rose
vxn--
Nxsnfnutes of the last regular meeting were
rzn& Aad approved as printed.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-06-09

Mr. Rosevear moved that the Commission
adjourn which prevailed, ayes DeYoung,
Hanscom, Rosevear.
JAMES DE YOUNG,
Mayor.
ARTHUR II. DUMOND,
City Clerk.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-06-09
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
s,sa. &: s, Of &sHz2zzz~

w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. men desiring
to earn 5000 or more per month. Every
salesman given special training. Un.
limited opportunities Write immedi-
ately. Power Lubricating Co.. Detroit,
Mich. Adv
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-06-09
Z N32,TNJ, 800.

sH72SHNJ 500
a-xS1E,5aarmission of the City of Owosso:
tzfrEbsxnen
gN shs-undersigned residents of Washington
~ Z between u. g. NJ tracks and Monroe
Sxs ~ hereby petition for the Sprinkling of
s6SEashington st. between the streets named
9r. tyihe season of 1915 We hereby severally
,xea9fo reimburse the city of Owosso for the
iNssso OF said sprinkling at the close OF the
-ss~1 Sad in default of payment that the
As'yrs " 1nay be placed as special assessment
GgsES lCr property located in said sprinkling
0aA 5aES
CIV. Runyan and others.
-EE.aTn No. SOL.
ma sCommisslon ef the City OF Owosso:
Vlan veDen:
Ill., the undersigned residents OF Chapman
st,e, ), between Stewart street and Grand
2S,Er R, r hereby petition for the sprinkling
Essney3 curing the season OF 1916. We hereby
:Sg~yGly agree TO reimburse tho CITY Of
INV ss,se OF the season and In default of pay.
41nsf that the amount NAV be placed as a
svn bl assessment upon our property located
tsnASs spriDkling district
Mrs. Minnie Haw CT Oft and 10 others.
LratEuo No. s0s
tyre Commission of the City of Owosso:
C4ansAren:
We the undersigned residents of Stewart ST.,
nsrpsea Walnut and Chapman Streets hereby
80 rfan for the sprinkling OF said Stewart
zSens between the streets named during the
axSsaps Of 1915. We hereby severally agree TO
cyxeprse the city of Owosso for the expense
aB7aH sprinkling at the close OF the season and
rus6gsaHlt of payment that the amount may be
potss3 rs special assessment upon our prop
CFu9 zssated in said sprinkling district.
Harry Cummings and others.
uxska11 No. s03.
Y1szss Commission of the City OF owosso:
IszseRen:
$50 ect to the payment OF sprinkling tax In
fnses Of my property at No. Ga East Oliver
aNsss-
Mrs. Sarah Young.
REPORTS FROM CITY OFFICERS
srltssport OF the librarian for the month OF
MLx mas presented and ordered filed.
eYr, rsport OF the police department for the
rxzRaS OF May was presented and ordered
T4ml
NEW BUSINESS
M application OF Chas. Holman for license
% syerate a one horse dray. accompanied by
azno with G. w. Jennings and s. 8. Miner as
.Fsyen o. was presented. and on motion OF Mr..
Y8sse year the bond was accepted and sureties
,S1Dyed, and license granted, ayes DeYoung,
hsBeom. Rosevesr:
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-06-09
,sion Of the City of Owosso

EDa RID Commission of the City of Owosso
tnArfemen:
NE Ine undersigned residents of Washington
zuusss,. between Monroe and Stewart streets,
Styss~y petition for the sprinkling o. said
warrington street between the streets named
idxynx The season of 1915. We hereby severally
ix-,sf Ia reimburse the city of Owosso for the
mR ysEss OF said sprinkliug at the close of the
.sagsz and In default OF payment that the
a6n sazt may be placed as a special assessment
IxsHg sur property located in said sprinking
afh2st5S.
Chas Killian,
Mrs VIM. Lewis.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-27


ER THAN EVER IS HOME
did not have to answer. My face
showed Mollie the memories were
trooping back thick and fast.
She looked at me rather quizzically
for moment and then said: 81 won
der if you remember the first time
you noticed that Dicks face did not
particularly change when you came,
into the room?
81 see you do" she observed, tiny
bit maliciousIy, but with smile that
also comforted me.
And do you remember the time
that you taxed Dick with growing
cold and he answered, But my dear,
I haven't changed. l am just as
much in love with you as ever, but
in different way"
looked up in CONSERVATION. who
told you that, Mollie?" l asked. 81 am
sure never did"
"Of course you didn't, my dear
girl, but l knew he said it; every. man
does, and if a woman could only I'M
derstand when the road comes to
that she must not try to go ahead
and drag him after her. Instead she
must turn sereneIy to the right and
say: Meet me, dear, down there
where our paths come together
again. Here is where both you and
I are going on our real journey for
a while and the joy rides are over for
a while"
But, Mollie-"
"Of course, if you keep butting'
I'll have to become very highbrow
and quote, but me no butts
"Mollie, dear, where did you learn
thfs?"
From you"
"What?"
'Is it possible that like most
teachers, my dear, you do not know
the reality Of the thing you have
taught me- You had the theory, I .
mt If into Oractice and If is UOrlTiDor
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-27


MoLLIE LOOKING PRETTI
Mollie is home.
She is prettier than ever and it is
easy to see that Chad has not yet
grown used to the glamor Of her
beauty.
Last night she and Chad came to
see me. MoIlie had been here earlier
in the day and we had a long, long
talk.
"And are you perfectly happy?" I
asked.
"Of course not" said Mollie with
the greatest composure and the
sweetest smile in the world. But
you know, Margie, never expected
to be perfectly happy-that is, for all
time.
mo one finds perfect happiness on
this earth. I presume that is why
we are promised it in heaven. l have
moments, hours, days perhaps, of
perfect joy, of ecstatic bliss, but as I
have not changed in character nor
temperament to any great extent
since l married Chad l also have
hours Of great depression. With him
it is the same, only-being man
when he is not always happy he re-
sents it bitterly and is apt to blame
everybody and everything but him
self for his troubles"
But, Mollie-"
why, dear girl, don't you under
stand? Is it possible that you are
one of those oId-fashioned women |
after all. I mean the bird-in-the- |
cage sort of woman. The one who |
only sings when the man who has
made you captive comes in and, /
holding out his finger, asks you to
perch there. My dear MaTgie, please
don't say you are that kind of a
woman; you that started me on the
right way"
'But, Mollie-" I again tried to
interrupt.
You remember how it was when
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-27

'Is it possible that like most
teachers, my dear, you do not know
the reality Of the thing you have
taught me. You had the theory, I
put it into practice, and it is working
fine.
"Chad and I have had our joy ride,
and a wonderful ride it was, with
Love at the steering wheel Lately,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-05

@n Del al bore San8ere bao0e
troolt ct 9ar Tiger ioruo meo at
inoeoe Sange un0er Mrs. 9ep.
grenS % Wtr. gtiels 9briitianiens
oDgtige 2eoelie. Der bleD iaa boer
Aiten / l1gen ira Den y. til Den
10. Worts afboIOt 0isoe unotagea
SerOagsaiten, og Serren 5erte pore
a9gnuer; Der fom malge 5olf, ia
ilere ior bDer aiten, % 0erren gap
Dor BrGit meBen Strait % Ganoss
6oarenbeO, iaa ban if 9taaoe til
At 5olOe bele 5oriaHlin9et / Nan.
De % oct ira 8eggnoelen % til
9noeu. Vi lang nle1et oeO oi5ie
Ute0er, 6aDoe en- 9gnueituno bner
aiten, ier % ior 5orfpnoelien.
Ssnoagsaiten baoOe pi Slutning5.
mBoe / Dor Strife; oct fneb me0
at iaa 8laoS, men oa ri iao fom
til 9to, III Di ct al De peliigneoe
NtsOOer, iom nlOrig glemme5, bpor
banOe ung % gumnlel 9ao berlige
8ioneSbDro ON Dor troiaite 6relier.
sDiaqe til Wgoer bar ri alOria op.
Iepet paa oi5ie @gne, % alt eff
iaa natlirliat til. Oct par life bis.
ie %reiormerte 0repipal meetings
iom hi lpier ON iometioer, nei
Def elf mere ioIiot til, % ri mar
feoe Serrens Sang ibIanot oS. Eel.
MA NenigbeO mgOte talrig op %
oar me0. gait. &oienberg ira 6res.
10 par til Steoe Ell gtiten % tai.
te liOt, ellers bleo GorfpnOeIien oeo
Reoerne bol0t al Dor e9en Brett
anrl %. 6nnien.
3 5aiteti6en boloer Bait. San.
len 6aitepruoifen 6Der Sirsooa
4iten.
3 9interens Sob bar ri bait
SomtaIe. o. 8snnemsoer Ifiite.
pis I airfen og Siemmene.
Sohn @nIoemur.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-05

8e itore 5orretningsma9ter bar
lgrt at iege Opgtiae oa igrliat be
gaoeoe @rno ior aibenpttelie al
oere9 epner DE- itore aorporatio-
ner, % beitonoia flG9er Dc oUer
at TIM iad iaa a iorite alasie fan
erbol0es, me0ens inoenior 8irteu
Muato mco uomGrfeoe Gouer. me0
9tfofpr6eO / 0iertet o. meo aabent
.9lif pau Dc Qiulig6coer. Dc Oog
life tan uaa, nlaa 5cnilioe oere5
.2iu / iinanciel N}angel. iom cr
oGrre emo lGnfe0e Senmler. % GiG
mulfo life oil inoie Oeres ioroeIog
tiae Seilia5eo I'll at iri9sre OcH
6or fort Ii0 iioen iagoe ell Al biue
tore observation-disclosures at Der lei
fanotes N}pno nur0 oeres 3uiius
DC Collars OIL 4aret, men bpao
suifeocs. par 3itusiino Collar
Alpno. o. oisie funoe life iinoes.
saaoanne Memo / 9irfen isaer if.
fe iaa itore GUNNER, iom gelsn.
nina or oeres clen 1ieneite. men
I or lloierelien % OpboIoelien al
De 5oretaacuoer, Tor 6oilfe De er
reoe til at ore Oercs 9io. 0eriom
Blot ri fan iaa oisie Ni9mpuo til
at paoifsnne 6oreta9enoernes Be
tponing. iaa oiloe Oe meo @lGOe
anoenoe oeres Ntiolcr t pGroiae oe
0Dltige Iienere5 2ip OF 8irfiom.
.6eo. Otter aam@ut6. Suruep".
8eo Y. 6. !.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-05

often % botoe SenOagsifole. Der
er otte 5amilier, iom regeImeiig
beis1er @uostieneiten, naar ieB bar
pGret Der, % 0iiunof iil1erer Nle.
nigbe0en alleiamnef.
Da DER III bUert Var iiptter matt
ge 6oIf til q. Dat. ira Dc plore
Stater. oa 9dnoet Der er for5olos-
Dis billi1t bUao iipr LDiferne iD-
nes al tnHne inoie ~ idd tunfte
port 6oIf, on lite nogIe a pore
Wenigbeosfolt, JON oil reIIe Belt
funoe bnDe Ypit til at uGl8e DER
GER. iaa ser iJen tnuOe iaaes bo-
iioen0e Brrit. 9anoet Der er bill.
liaer emo noget Steo ieg tenoer
Dc Iaaoe, at ser oar 10 a II 5arn1e
paa f60acres, belia1enOe lige iblanot
port 5olf, IOm fmoe fsbes ior
ira $4,000 til $4,000; Oe li8Ber ira
3 til s Dh. ira 9pen. 9an0et er
noget baffet, % Der er no9le Sten,
men life ilere. emo BET meite fan
0nrfes. SonOets 0eifanen5eo er,
Ina oiot ieJ ioritaor at beosm.
me oct, bcore emo Der peo aen.
mare. 8~ritfeoonoet er goot. ina
oiot ie1 fenoer BET. oo lettere al
ina emo oe ileite Ste0cr / Il. Eat.
oo8 er Der uoale. iom bar araoet
tenmelil onbt. 2anoet ser oil noeu
al 1pinl mart itigc / Qris; / ]tpr
he6en al en- n 1abo6pcrne, Der
Iiaaer 13 D}il ira Viercer. er ganO
iolot til $40 pr. Mere. SflIoe no..
Gen snife urrmere Oplnsnina. oa
ifriD til MeHig6eOens Sefretpr,
6. Z 6briitenien. Dor 3. Mercer,
g. 0nf, ban oil aioe Be iorsuifeOe
OpInsninacr % hiplpe Dem til 9et.
Re, Jon MATTE beigae SettIenlentet
Der mao tnles mle0 q. T. 9aneu
ira g%errinatou. Ter er 3eIeion ira
Rereer og uo iaennem BET oanife
settlement, Oh til CONNER oentes
Der +. n. ..
@enliait. Iuorem Pctercn,
9t. I. aenmare, q. DAT.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-05
Bella MeniabcO, Gel ReD, 6al.

5 et al Dc iorrige Jtlmre Al Gan.
iferen ifreD .. i. @aniei ON grf.
feliesmeoerne { Selma. at o@uo
oil oct. % no ira oette 0rO no.
uitleoe Dan, at set oar 6errens
Billie, at iaennem Gioerne itllloe
bans R6it ogina lpoe meo orftenOe
SLANG o. oct life Blot ! De iorrige
Ji0cr men oaiao / Rlti6ens ior
,SeiuS ariihls er 10 / @aar 69 /
Ga1 Den iamme. ia til euia Sio.
ia. @nO oil oct. % ban oil bdoe
os Mcnneifer til at gaa fine gerin.
Ger, saa meo bans 9n6ifab til an.
ore Renneifer, meO 2oo % Gpdn.
gelium ON Spn0 o. Ranoe. %
uaor ri iaa aanr lpOige os glaoe
% / iul0 1iaio o. 1ro meo bans
Orb, ina bar pi bans 6oriGtteIie
Tor, at ban oil ppre meo.
3 Ssritnin9en paa 9interen, bleD
oct beitemt at bape ell ll9es 8Gf.
feliesme0er | buer Meuiabeo. Me.
oct Selma bar 10 ogret omtalt.
0Bno ifnl oet betDoe meO OisiegGf
feliesmsoer2 Vi 6srer 10 8rffer.
rotten bper Ssnoaa, iplirateS ser.
80, ri ifaI0e lerre bnpc fat ! noa.
f. al Dem al pore 2nn0Smrno,
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fommer al bere @itoS Orb. Meo
bette @onI FOR 2ie Ieieoe Menig.
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