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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-12-22
Federal LOAN ACT MAY
BENEFIT VALLEY FARMER
money now available all applied
for but within next year or
80. farmers may get aid

The Federal Loan Act passed
at the last session of congress.
and which goes into effect the
hrst of next year, may possibly
prove to be Of some benefit TO
the farmers and stockraiscrs Of
the Lower Mimhres.. As the
law is understood bv us. money
can be borrowed on first mort
gage on farm property for the
purpose of making improve
mcnts or the purchase OF live
stock or other reasons. the ap-
pllcant being required to state
m the application for what pur-
pose he wishes to use the money.
The information which follows
telling how to organize in order
to borrow money is obtained
from a circular sent out by the
secretary of the Farm Loan
Board. 1t may be taken as au-
thentic.
When ten f,rr,ors tboro ,,o,.
be more but thnrs r,nst bn ,' ~
least ten-neat to organi,a y 80 anJ al
decide IN form an sSs"r;a,i"m %,,,
thpy annoirt -, ro,,r,i,,aa ,,,,''',, -,
draw nm a,.,icIny nf assncia,;,.,, y,
These artirIcs should ,ot ',,'o'., fa,.tt H.
thc object nf IN. a..,..io,; ;,,, ~, a,,i
tho ta,,itn,.,, v.;,bin ,.b'h ,G,' :, ,,.' ".',
noses fn.dn Lrsinngs Tb",' -, ,,,,,', ,,'
foll,u a rr,..,.il.5 r,,.., ,,. ',,,o' Gus.
risbad ~, tn, Ia,l hanl. ~ 80, ,'i :,
n1av n. n,oJifoJ '' ,',,.;, '',I,,, ,h ,,I. W. l.,
of arv nart,r,,I,,. h,.J, ~ - sa,.,,, ,.,.,,'
n,.s p,, ,.,t;,,'. '.,,' .,, ~ W. ;,I.i ,''' y,
,d i'm III. ,,.iaIag ~ ,,s,nio,i,,, ,',,i,,,
,hot is ro,,,.a,.,, -, ,,,l,,,.,.. ',',',,I ~
snirf, of ,bn 'l, ia,. W. '''' '''''' anu
The farmers who Tins unito
themselves into a national farm
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-12-22
CHARLES HEATH,
Chairman
FRED SHERMAN,
Secretary
Phil. Mclaughlin Quits A.P.

Phil McLauglin, of the Asso-
ciated Press, who has been in
Columbus since last April, left
for FL Paso Wednesday where
he will spend the holidays. He
will return to Columbus Tues
day and will remain until the
first of the year, having tender
ed his resignation as an A. p,
man to take effect on that date.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-12-22

w. T. Dixon had his right
thumb almost cut off last week
by a horse he was reading pull
ing back, the rope catching his
hand against the wagon.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-12-22
ROAD BOARD ANSWERS
CONTRACTORS PROTEST
Board accused of partiality in
awarding contract for the
abutments of bridge

Inc Luna County Road Board
met IN Demlng last Monday one
week ago and among the matters
lhai came before the board was
yhe leltihg OF a contract for the
ouIlalhE Oh piers Tor the bridge
across 10 draw. A certain con-
JfacunH hrm IN Demlng raised
Il hoWl because they did not re-
ceiF' lhe contract Az ~ ,..-
ing Headlighl TOOK occasion IN
the last issue TO give space to the
iIlSucceSS'ul bidder, ana further
uSed JhtIf space Tor a long edl-
".lai ci'jcizing j.e road board.
Inc BOARD prepared the follow
ng a"nS'r to the attack made
~ the headlight and the con-
racing ufm:
Deming, y. VI" Dec. IL, 1916
Editor OF Courier
we note the letter OF W. L..
NamuelS y Son IN which they
CRITICIZE the action OF the Luna
county Road Board IN awarding
the contract Tor the abutments
to the bridge over 1G draw.
"hlle we feel that tins letter IN
reahty only represents the COM
plant OF an unsuccessful bidder,
VINO by reason OF has negligence
tailed to present his bid IN time,
sim we nave determined IN view
OF the Tact that some may not
understand and may be mlslead
by the statements made in the
letter. to answer the same.
The notice for bids had been
advertised IN the Demlng Graph
Ic and the columbus Courier Tor
two weeks preceding the meet
ing. This notice no doubt came
20 Samuels q Son as well as 9TH
er bidders.
The regular meeting OF the
luna County koad Board was
set for 10 O'Clock December attn,
1916. OF this meeting Samuel
q Son had notice. W, l.. Samuel
on the Saturday OF December "a,
.9lb, called at the once oi Fred
sherman and talked with HIM
regarding the bid. He examined
the estimate OF Mr.. Amy, which
was for Sl4.96 per yard ana
stated that 1t would be lmpoSSl-
ole to do the work as cheaply as
nat. lie informed mr.. sherman
that he did not THINK that ne
would want to bid but II he de-
ctded to do so he would nave
Frank brlng the bld IN the hrsl
thing Mondays morning. ms
statement was made m the pres
ence of another, he was m
formed by Mr.. Sherman that the
meeting would be held at io:Oo
10 CLOCK MONDAY morning anu Dlus
opened.
The meeting was not convened
and the bids opened until ll:3l
. O'Clock. At that time there Were
two bids, one IRON the III Past
Bridge q Iron Company iol
|$l,746.OO and one OF ). +. Nner'
man of Sl,Ol4,OO. Mr. BAKER
then moved that the Dld ol D. I
Sherman be accepted ana lh'
contract awarded TO hlm' Inc
motion was carried,
SamuelS q Son procured lnell
certified checks on the morning
of December attn between mn,
and ten o clock. mere was h'
reason in the world why thel
should not, II they wished nave
presented them TO the board II
ample time. Ihe once Oh lh'
Secretary was open at all tlme'
and their bid could nave oeeh re
/ CelVed.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-12-22

Boost Columbus by patroniz-
ing her industries.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-11-23
FeelLike Giving Up
Many Alaska People On the VeI Ige
 Of OOllHpSH

A bad back makes you miserable all the time
 Lame every morning; sore all day.
 l. hurts to .stOOp - it hurts to straighten.
 What with headache, dizzy spells, urinary weakness.
 Nc wonder people are discourag- ed.
 Who do not know the kidneys may be the cause of it all.
 Give the weakened kidneys need full help.
 Use a tested and proven kidney remedy.
 None endorsed like Doon's Kid .ney Pills.
 Mrs. Louis T. Jarvis, 922 E St., Sacramento, cal, say: sharp pains darted through my Joins and between my shoulders. My back was weak and lame and it was an awful task for me to sweep or do any work about the house. felt tired and exhausted. Headaches and dizzy spells added to my distress anu the action Of my kidneys an noyeG me day and nght. The kidney secretious were unnatural. Doar's Kidney Pills strengthened my kidneys and relieved the aches and pains"
 Price soc, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for q kidney remedy get Deans Kidney Pills-the game that Mrs. Jarvis had Foster M!iburn Co.,, Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-11-23

measure, they are likely to get pro- tect Un for lumber, from which WashinZ'on will benefit.
 There are other Southern .sanat- ors, notably Simmons, of North Carcliua, who are favorable to protection to American industry, although led by their political al legialce to cast their votes the other way. They will not seriously oppose a revenue law on protec- ton lines and would be glad tO'see 1t enacted,
 The close vote in both houses, however, is guarantee. that, should any protective tariff law be framed and passed, it will not be a radi- cal measure to any extent, but it will heln to carry oyer the dan geIous period which will follow i'm mediately upon the conclusion of peace.-Seattle P. l. !
The daily Alaskan., 1916-11-23
TARIFF CHANGES POSSIBLE.

F, as appears likely now, the Republicans will be able to control tls organization of the next house aad command a majority, even a sleaGer one, there is some pros uect Os the enactment of a tariff hsil which will give protection to Americau industries, which will uged sucL protection imperitiyely wLer the war ends and they have t5 encounter the fierce opposition Of Europeans anxious to regain control oC the American market.
 While the control of the senate remains in the hands of the Demo- crats, also by Q slender majority, Q fair protective tariff bill has chance Of passing that body. Ev- cry Democratic member who is not d h,debound free trader recognizes ucy the necessity Of some protec- tim. All, free traders and protec- yiou.sts alike, see the necessity of securing a greater revenue through the custcmes house than can be hal under the Underwood bill.
 The two Democratic senators from Louisiana are open and avow- ed pvotectionists. They refused to vote for the Underwood bill and wereI sustained by their constiu- eas h their attitude. This is Of interest and value to this state, because these two Southern senat- ors are 'as ,keenly desirous of pro te,ticn to the numbering industry, in which Louisiana takes . second place, being exceeded only by Wash ingtCn, as they are of protection for their states great sugar industry. As their votes will be needed for the Irassage of any protective tariff
The daily Alaskan., 1916-11-23
HOW THE WOMEN VOTED
Lst. L9uis Republicl

The Iuu vote in Chicago with sayar>'. figures for votes cast by women show that there was no such. thug as a feminist movement there aui what was true in Chicago ap- pegrs to have been true in the s,a.e at large.
 The only spct where sex seemed ty count at all was iu the vote for the Prohibition candidates. Thee the women voters exceeded the mul, when ju all other parties there were more men voters than women The division Of the vote for the leauiug candidates was such as to snow that the women had chosen be tween the two. parties in about the same proportions as the men, in fact wlich suggests very strongly that the women voted with their fam lilies.
 We do net find this in auywise surprising, notwithstanding the dceu uncertainties which some seemed to feel about what the wo- meu would do. The women in Illin o-s wvre mostly first voters. They voted with their husbands or tath- CTS ysry much the same as the young men vote the way father votes. They are very likely to continue to vote that way, not be- cause .bey are different from men or weaker than men, but because they are human. Political opin- ion runs in families because mem bers Of families follow the heads oF Eamil:es and have -similar men tal constitutions and material in terests.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-11-23
Force of Rahlf.

SpcQEiu" of force of habit, some years ago tLcgC waS an iron railing around the capitol grounds at Wash ng,on. The appropriation bill provided for watrhmuu to close and IOck tue gates every Ei Et q, 8 certain hour and open them at ,er,siu LJur every morning. In the roHrS2 of time ihe railing or fence was removed, but the gates swung between their Egyptian pillars for a long I;mH, and all that time the watcumun rame and went regularly. closing and opening the gates according to jaw and drawing his salary.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-11-23
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The daily Alaskan., 1916-11-23
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The daily Alaskan., 1916-11-23

One of the minor incidents of the campaign which has just closed is that not a Democratic stump speaker or 9 Democratic newspa- per, after the campaign was under way, made the slightest. allusion to the platform of the party Ndop- ted at St. Louis. Indeed, it is doubtful whether any of them could remember any Of it's provisions.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-11-23

Prof. Wilson's official affairs have been more or less thorough Iy checked over by the committee Of the whole, and the books ap- pear tr have ben O. K.'d by a vote e PIP to 259, leaving room for th. suspicion that there was some div.sicn. of sentiment on the part of the committee.
 We will have to revise our ideas about the celcr.ty with which jus tice is administered in the En- gIish courts, when we read of an Euglis4 barrister who. devoted four tv-flTe days to bs argument and was comrIimented by the judge when ha completed his address.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-11-23
Paaar MakiMa im Japan.

Pupermaking w&s one of the earliest industries of Japan. When Europeans were writing on the skins of animals and leaves of plants, ancestors of mod ern Japanese were recording their thoughts on paper made from wood or vegetable fiber. Papermaking in Ja- pan was probably introduced from Korea about G1O A. D. in the reign of the Empress Suiko. this being the first mention of paper in Japanese history.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-11-23

Admitted fas second class mail matter July $, 1898. at the Skag- way ?. o, si-l U1aI.tt { ,
The daily Alaskan., 1916-11-23

The Minneapolis Journal, after some research has discovered that the reason we are not getting the delicious cOrnbread that grandma used to make is that grandma is at the movies.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-11-23

They have found in Mexico a man who claims to be 122 years old To accomplish tb.s term of years in Mexico is q far greater feat than to do the same thing anywhere else in the world.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-11-23

L. g. KELLER, Publisher
The daily Alaskan., 1916-11-23

OFFICIAL CITY PAPER
The daily Alaskan., 1916-11-23
Deafness Cannot La Cured

by local 1pp.!sG ..as G~ t.-S cannot reach thu diseased portion ot the or- There Is only oau way G. C-.g GJ-lug5N and lHal IS by crnstftvt!~r1r remedies Douf'. ss i5 caused jy an iuhalacd condition Ul ,hg inu- cous lir.-T Os th- EUstaChtLn Tube. When this tube is unframed you nayr a rumh.ins Eound or imprt yryt Rearing @ld when l. iS entirely closed. Deafness i5 the result and unless the Inflammation can Ec taken out and this tube restored 10 lie normal c"ndl- ton. hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases 0ut C' rrn are caused by Cat2rrh, which is -oi.Iu-. bu, an iuilImed condition of tEe uvrn.sr surfaces
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The daily Alaskan., 1916-11-23
\ FEW GOOD ONES FROM THE
 SEATTLE P. l.

The instant that the election WAS out of the way one railroad started a suit in court to determine the sonstitutionality of the Adam son law. It can hardly be said that the road is playing politics now
The daily Alaskan., 1916-11-23
EDITORIAL
INVERTEBRATES s.s < < < !. s, K :.s..

The total of the popular vote in lasr weeks election will probably reach 1T.5OO,000-more than g. 0y0,g0D larger than ever before. The gain over the vote of 1912 was greutcr than any other Quadrien- nial gain.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-07

Mifdung bsl9rdntt unb Idlieb!i9
sdn3li9 berbinosrt peroen mag.
tpdbrenb onberIeiss cine 81 ssringe
Menge RaIt IN elmer 8eiddbiaung
Der pflonaen reiuItieren lam.
Die gOrDsnugmilduns ipll tpte
fDIgt Sursdtgsma3t perbsn: GiHf
pfunb bon jepsm, RupferpitriOI (bIus
uitriO0 unb aoIt Iinb ouf 50 GaIs
lonsn Wafier gu nebmen. Ollie Be-
fanoteile iinO senau unb ~fprs!GItig
al ipiegen nlb 5u meIien. 9as aups
ferpitriol nnb Der Galt finb DOrerit
fir ii9 allen in einiger @allDuen
mailer 5u IOIen uno bann miteinans
Der gu miIdeL inter 8ugabs bon 70
pisl MnIler, bdb bos @onSe SO @als
Ionen ausmu6i. Die Mil9ung ioIl
70 fdnell ais utDgIi9 uur ii9 sshen
unb bic 4nlDsnbung muB aIsbalb ges
[9e9n. Gin usberbolten Der ses
mifdtsn 8rii6s fir ipdters 9snuts
sung lit nint nngdngig, fie 1T ieoess
nal frifh su bersiten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-07
gimsitein in Der SansbaItans.

Der bielfa9e Nert bes Bins
iteines folIte bonn allgemeinen pnblis
tum entI9ieben nlebr ~gefpiirbist per.
ben, aIs es Bis isbt Der 6aII TT.
Gs empftebIt ii4 3. g., tets Elm
Stid 8imsitein ouf benz Moi4tif9
an baIten uno besgleiden i'm Babe
8immer, I'm Gleder an ben 9dnpen
az entfernsn; NIT Seize angefeuatet
unb iber bic bstreffenben StelIsn ses
riebeu, pirtt er geraDe3u tDie eth
3anbsr, no9Osm anbere UIittel Ders
Iogt baben.
sir bas &einigen 0or Rp1s8es
rdten bat Ct taum ieinesslsiden.
@gnn SpeiIen am 8oben BON aeIs
IeIn, SDpfen unb pfannen anbdn9sn,
pber ipenn iie ii9 eingebrannt baben.
falIe man Den 8ebdIter teilpeiIe mil
8aIier, bede i'm gu unb Iafle ben
Sn6dIt tD9en; falls bic mnIie fettts
ger art it, fage man SEIZE Ober
einer 20ffeI boil puIDeriIierten 8oror
Del; fobalb Der Snbalt lOder ipirD,
leere man ben 8ebdlter aus unb reibe
bann NIT einern Gtid1en 9imsitsin,
Oas itets fir iol4e 3pede bereit gu
balten III, gut mad, Oann pirb
bic Gld4e 70 sIatt urIO blant, tDie
neu.
alls 4nitrti6er benuben Bins
ftein, nm rnube Gld9en an 9OIomert
Su glGttsu, an benen bds Sanbpapier
Derfoet; unO 3ahndrote sebrduden
iebr fem puIDeriIierten 8imsftein
gum HeinigeR Der 3Gbne.
9imsfiein 1T 70 ppbIfeiI. bob sr
beinabe fir iebermnnn SugdngIi9 lit;
nan lam in Gel9Gften, fpo Qns
Ttret6ersM oteriaIien pert1nft tpers
ben, grDBe Stiide bteles Stuffes fir
eini9e Gents bnbeu. Meiitens bat
Der 9imsftsin, tpsrrl man Jpn neil
touft, cine unebelte 5Idde unb 1T
ni9t o6rle ipeiteres gebraudsIdbig;
aber benz fam man leiht abhelfsn,
tuenrt man an einent S1leif1tein bic
bDIperi9en SislIen obf4leift, uno
bur9 ben 9ebran9 IeIbit ipirb Der
Stein baIb poIlipmmeil gIntt unb
baber fir bic prattiiae 8enubuug
nod INNER better.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-07

aHd I'm Meids Der Siere pistfa@ 80
bepbahten.

~~~fN
Sebe neue msni6liGe Grfinbung
unb 9erpoltommnung i'm Gsbruudj
Der niFenf1aftlihsn unO tednifHen
Grrungenihoftn forbert az @er'
elsihen NIT Der giatur nuf, uHb im'
mer lpieber fam mon feitfteuen, bob
bag lpos mir fir gonS neu bisIttn,
bereits felt erbentliHen 8eiten I'M
Dflansens ober 3isrrei9 Mnipenoung
gefunoen Bat. Wenn man eloubt,
baB bic @asangriffe, bic i'm WeIts
iriege auftamsn, pbne 9eifpiel bafts'
Ben, 10 tam man iih bur9 Be
obddtungen BON @esenteil iibsr'
Seugen. Die a~riesfibrung miitels
@nsangriffe tpuroe BON Der Naiur
I4on Ionge ais ptriIam ertonnt unb
finbet Ii9 nnter ben Snietter, ay
Angriffss unb ols prnttif9 ousges
biI6etes 9erteibiguhgsmtttel.
Die poIIspmmenIten arteger bieler
Dirt finoen iiG 1T Der gruppe Der
2ouft6fer, Ino stpar 1T inter ibnen
Defenders Der Brdfinus crepitans
in @asangrifftn erfabrett, tpesbalb
CT nit benz 9einamen 8ombaroiers
tdfer beIest ipurbe.
Die Bombarbierfdfer iinb fail
iiber bic game grOe perbreitet. nur
In AuItralien purbe ibr 5sblen felt.
sefeut. SIN ~aasemetnen pflegen Ic
bic nGrmersn @egsnoen gu beror5us
gen, tpesbolb fe ua9 benz ROrOen
bin ouffolenb iGnea abnebmen. Dis
8erteibiguug bisier Snietten gef4iebt
bernrt, boB Iie i'm aueen6lid Der
@efobr aus Der 6interleibipibe eiHs
TIifiigteit enilafen, bic in 8eribs
rung NIT Der 2uft gu elmer blaus
grinen gosortigen Molte mirb unb
au1 9ompf unb Rdu4 gu perbreis
ten permog. 9ieie als @asidafe
su 4arotteriiierenben GIploiionen ers
folser ftets, iDsrn Der Safer lid in
@sfabr tpdhnt.
8efonoers sroBe arten bieier
gombnrbiertdfsr ftnb in trOpiiqeu
@ebisten o~rsutrefFen. Die Safer
finben Ii9 mstit inter flaben Stei.
men in Der gGbe zines Bodes oOer
8luBIaufes, unO lpenn man etneH
IpI9en Stein aufbebt, fam man
beobadten, pie Der borlInter perited.
te 8pmbarbisrtdfer gum @asdnsrifI
{dreitet, ben Ct bduftg mebrmaIs
Idnea bintersnmlOer tpieberbolt.
Dele GasfdiTt biensn ou6 Sur
4bpe6r anberer, benz Gpmborbier.
tdfer feinbli9er 2%auftdfer Del
Iogenonaten Gardiner bic bnrd
bic iibelrienenbe DunftnDIte betdubl
perbeu, poOurd Der 8ombarOierfds
fer 3eit geptnnt, iein Sell in ber
5lu9t gu fuaen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-07

unO lpetDm. gln9 mad Rnflem re-
atugaIitn II bic Bdpriibuns baIb gu
pItbstbolen.
Dh Roiur beA Ipdten Branbts BAT
mon srit TT letter Set ri9iIg ers
idnnt. 81 1T sbsHFaIls porolitil9eH
%llriprunss, ipis bsr friibe Branb, uub
III Dielsm dbnIid, MIR bab Ct ben
pflan5en nod nadteiliger III uno
aud ben anoIIsn I91bIi9 ptrb; Il
iritt fpdter i'm Sabre ouf uub pirb
bur9 tiibIes feudtes Metter fart be-
einitist. Gs tormen I'D p0terIi
feline broune 0lsdsn ouf ben 8Idts
tern, bic INNER er0ber unb srGber
DsrOen, auIebt i9lDara sefdrbt, bie
9Idtter feben iGIiebIi9 pis bers
branut aus, fe uHo audi BITE StsrotI
Fterbtn ob unb bos Gslb itrOmt siisu
unongsnebmsn, faultsen @eru9 aus
(ieht Mbbilbung p.
Der ipGte 9rano piro nnmeHtti9
ben ipGtsn RortOffeIiOrtsn gsidbrlid
uno lit psiterbin aud nod besbaIb
perberbli9, neil er erpieIenermaben
sum grobsn 3siIe bic anDIlsnfGuIe
BET 21rtpffslR bspirtt. 8ie 8rlnbs
IpOrsn finDeu ibrsR Des In ben 8Os
ben unb ipsrbsn bur9 bas Regens
paIfer an bic anolleH getpaiHtR. Sic
Wirlung 1T auf bic anoIlen bisIsIbe,
ais duf Dns Araut. iie foulen in Der
Grbe nnb pielfa@ aud mod ipGter In
Der 4ufbepabrung. Sas 9oulen Der
@noIIe itebt oliO meiitsns IN Wrrs
binSung nit Der ipdten BronOtrants
bsit nnD Dns 8srbiHoern bieIer bers
binbert aud bic anoIIenfdule.
Srpb Der gerlude nit perl9iebes
nen MlittsIn bat ii9 bod teines in
Der 9etGmpfung Der 8ranOirant6ets
ten Der RortOfisIn 10 erfOIgrsi9 ses
Seigt, ols bic fdOn ertpdbrte gDrs
oeaurmiI dung, un6 3tpar mug bic
anpenbuHg ueri6iebene WtaIe pGbs
renb Der @ndstums5eit Der 2artOfs
Isln ftottfinDsn, neil bic arant9eit
Dabnr9 leiGter BON ben GartOffeln
lsrn3ubnltsn III, ais Dob fe uernidtet
ipsr6sn fam, na4bsm lie srit in Ell
nsm 4artoffelIelo SUB gefaBt fat.
Bel ri1tiger 3ubereiiung Der 9ors
beaurbriibs, Iorsiomer 4~npsnoung
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