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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-05-26

for preserving food stuff, both fruits
and vegetables. Everybody should
endeavor to save something in the
food line for a rainy day.
We live like kings, as rule,
through summer, and half srarve
through the winter, but with the
help of a canning machine we can
live like kings the year round. Get
your canning machine NOW.
!. Some of the Extension Workers
are recommending hot water can
ming machines, but let me say here
that the hot water canning machine
is not the thing for a person who
wishes to do something, and do i.
right.
For instance, it takes three days
to can corn with a hot water ma
chine, cooking a certain length OF
time each day. With a steam can
ner it is done right now, and done
with. Other things in proportion.
If you want a machine that will
give entire satisfaction get the steam
Gamer.
The company notifies me that the
rush is something like they have
never had before. Therefore. if you
want a canning machine this season
put your order in Immediately as
you might not be able to get same
at later date.
Yours truly,
G. C. LEWIS,
Farm Demonstration.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-05-26

citizens of Covington. Hon Lewis
L. Morgan made the principal ad
dress and Supt. Elmer E. Lyon de-
livered the diplomas. Hon. C. M
Liddle also told about "our school.
A detailed program follows:
SOng-"Star Spangled Banner
audience.
Welcome Address - Miss Isa5e
Swetman. -
Piano solo-Miss Elise Bise.
Glass History-Louis r. Brown.
Vocal Solo-Miss Hazel Martin.
Glass Poem-Miss Kate Abel.
Violin Solo-Miss Sallye HALEY.
Glass Prophecy-Miss Pearl Jar.
rell.
Vocal Solo-Miss Ella Salmen.
Glass Will-John D. Sebastian.
Duet-Misses Bryson and Bour.
geois.
Farewell Address-Miss Eva Hart.
ley.
Duet-Miss Martin and Mr.. Buck.
Address-Hon Lewis L. Morgan
Solo-Miss Beulah Bourgeois.
Presentation of Medal-Rev. Spur
geon Wingo.
Quintette-Misses Bourgeois, Bry-
son and ellis, Mrs. Heatherly and
and Mr.. Buckley.
''Our Schoop'-Hon C. M. Liddle
Presentation of Diplomas-Supt.
Elmer E. Lyon.
Glass Roll-Katie Abel, Louis r.
Brown, Eva Hartley, Pearl FARRELL
John D. Sebastian, Isabel Swetman
The Interstate Bank & Trust Co.
medal, given for the best essay on
Immigration" was awarded to Miss
Isabel Swetman.
Mr.. John Sebastian spent last week
end in New Orleans with i,-r. and
Mrs. E. F. Leonhardt.
Mr.. Clarence Domergue is in Alex
andria, La, on business.
Mr.. E. Stockstill, of Carriere
Miss, was visitor to Mr.. and Mrs.
Lott.
Misses Sibyl Nehls and Helen Dun
ham returned Tuesday from the
Southwestern Industrial Institute at
Lafayette with their diplomas show
ng they had completed the studies
prescribed in the Teachers Train
ng Course
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-05-26
Race (specify which, !?

1t8C0 VoPeC4y WJ
| This does not ask whether you
were once married, but whether you
are married now. In answer to the
question az to your race, state briefly
whether Caucasian" Monaghan, I"
NEGRO" "Malayan,' or an In
dian"
ii. What military service have
you had? Rank? Branch? Years?
Nation or State?
No matter what country you serv-
ed, you must give complete informa-
ton. In answering these questions,
first name your rank, using one of
the following words: Commissioned
officer, Noneommissioned officer, pri-
vate. Next, state branch In which
your served in one of the following
words: Infantry, Cavalry, Artillery,
Medical, Signal, Aviation, Supply,
Marine, Navy. Next, state the num-
Der of years. service, not counting
time spent in the Reserve. Finally.
name the nation or state you served.
II you served under the United
States or one of the states Of the
United States, name your service in
one of the following terms: Ma
tionaI Gnard (of such and such a
state), Militia cot such and such a
state), Volunteers of United States
or Regular Army Navy of United
States.
IL. Do you claim exemption from
draft? Specify grounds.
Because you claim exemption from
draft, it by no means follows that
you are exempt. For tha informa-
ton of the War Department you.
should make claim now II you in
tend to prosecute it. Some parents
will be exempted on account of their
occupations or offices, some on ac-
count of the fact that they have rela-
tives dependent upon them for sup
port. Your answer touching these
things will be important in support
ing the claim you now intend to
make in answer to the present ques-
tions. Be sure, therefore, that the
grounds you now state are in con-
formity with your answers to ques-
tons Z and 8. In stating grounds
you claim to be an executive, legis-
lative or judicial officer of the State
or nation. name your Office and say
whether it is an Office of the State or
nation. II you claim to be a men,
Der of religious sect whose creed
forbids It's members to participate in
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-05-26
SLIDELL AWAKE TO
REGISTERING
VOTERS.
CONTINUED from ,age II

(COntlnueQ rom )age
Cunningham, Heatherly, Messrs. S
W. Provensal, DR.. A. 3. Russ, J. II
Kelleher, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Duns-
tan.
Mrs B.. S. Deever left Monday fol-
her home in Hattiesburg, after a
very pleasant visit of a week with
her aunt, Mrs. B. P Durham.
Slidell folks visiting New Orleans
last Saturday were Mrs. j. A. Sal
men, Mrs. L. T. Miles, Miss Lois
Mics, Mrs. b. P. Durham. Misses
Towns and Fredericks, some OF
whom attended the Baptist Conven-
ton. Mr.. C. M. Liddle was also a
delegate and spent several days in
New Orleans during last week, and
has returned home much improved
in health.
We regret to report that our wor-
thy Mayor is again confined to his
home by sickness. We hope, how
ever, that it is not serious and that
he will be out shortly.
The Catholic Church here will be
opened and the first mass ever held
in the new church will be celebrated
by Father Benedict Stetter on Sum
day, May q. Owing to the fact that
the Bishop is touring the parishes
confirming, and Abbott Paul is away,
the new church has not been for
mally dedicated, but services will be
held therein hereafter and the dedi-
cation ceremonies will take place in
the near future. First communion
viii t~ike pace June 3, 1917.
"wi''T TO adverse tide conditions
w. . formerly Battle II is still
y, a. this writing. An attempt
ves made to teke this big steam
= H'-' - dae7 water but it was
r7-es sihle to 90 until a more
71als'7 time presented itself; how
- = y no danger and
~ =, re er.ovs han a loss Of
ss-ees oo- terr7rr' ated.
Rev. NJ. Hale, connected with and
TT rs n the interest of the Bap-
list Thao'or cal Seminr Try at Louis
vile, KY, is now guest at the home
Of Mr.. F. Salmen. Mr.. Hale preach
ed at the Wednesday evening SER
vice at the Baptist Church and is
a fine speaker, making a very favor
able impression on the large cangre-
cation present. Mr.. Hale will visit
sBogalusa at the conclusion of his
stay here. We wish him much sue
cess.
School Exercises.
We had with rs for the closing err
ercises Of Slidell High School, on
Friday, Nay 18th, ssyesal pm mt
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-05-26

war in any form, simply nam
sect. Il you are smplo9ed II
transmission Of the United g.
mails or - an artincer Or wofl
IN an armory, arsenal or navy So
Of the United States, or II you tSI1SHi
mariner employed In the tsea &C.,
Of any citi9en or merchant ~ ASi
United States. 20 state. II you ~
q felon or otherwise morally e11S1
ent and desire to claim exemn1lS'
on that ground. state your xJoanI
briefly. II you claim physical r.
ability. state that briefly. If r.
claim exemption on any other grpuI
state your ground briefly.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-05-26
CHARBON OUTBREAK,
ITS TREATMENT.
CONTINUED from page i

cable, they should he burned where
they are found rather than attempt
ing to drag or move carcasses.
With the simultaneous anthrax
incubation, available now, out
breaks are easily stopped, rather this
has been our experience with this
product extending over a period of
the last two years, by inoculating all
exposed animals confined in the
premises or pasture where infection
exists or where probably the first
case or two has developed. 1t is al
so necessary, in the control of this
disease, to insist on combining within
their own pastures, or premises. all
posed, even subsequent to vaccina-
ton. for a period of twenty days.
II this practice is persisted in in
conjunction with the absolutely es-
sential sanitary factor, cremation or
deep burial, with the proper CO.
operation OF parish officials and citi-
Gems, this disease can be stamped out
and eradicated.
! am forwarding you under sep
arate cover package OF regulation
3 relative to the proper disposal OF
carcasses and wish to compliment
you on the practical and efficient
manner in which you are endeavor-
ing to handle the situation, also your
interest and cooperation.
Yours very truly,
e. PEGRAM FLOWER,
Secretary and Executive Officer.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-05-26

wrote you that DR.. Knapp had made
arrangements for securing tin cans
Today we received instructions from
him in regard to how this important
matter should be handled
According to his instructions each
parish or locality must handle the
situation for itself. You must first
determine the number of cans need
ed. Then, some merchant, bank.
commercial club, or other organiza-
ton must be secured that, in your
judgment, is competent to handle the
situation. The person or organiza-
ton selected should send the order
for cans to us, with guarantee from
the bank that there is money there
subject to sight draft with the bill
of lading attached. Please see that
an order is not sent without this
guarantee. The cans are to be
handled by the local party at his cost
plus freight plus cost of handling,
and arrangements should be made
so that no sales of cans can be made
VASOPI w PCA oOAo VIM nave pei ISL
able food products that cannot be
preserved except by canning. Tt
cans will be sent in carload ct
the price +. o. b. factory viii be a.
proximately $500 thousand f
the No. 2's and SO ~
as.
A copy of this lette@-
to the Superintende-
and to the Farm Demons
Agents in each parish
gest that you work t1Ec
matter.
We are anxious to wei
in the solution of any 49,
may arise, and we are vita.Iv n4a-
ested in conditions in yeur 80
Let us know about your --7
about your organization; yon~ r.
troubles: your acreage; and f the~c
is any way that we can hep you do
not hesitate to call on us.
STATE FOOD PREPAREDNESS
COMMISSION.
By. Lewis Gottleib.
Get in touch with G. C.. Lewis,
Farm Demonstration, as orders for
cans will soon be going in.
Covington, La, May %, 1917.
Notice to Farmers:
Jhl1 n thu hewfnnin3 nfs = nAaann
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-05-26
This war is not the rich mans

This war is not the rich mans
war: it IL not the poor mans war;
it is eyery5ody's war. Those who re-
main at home can and will help to
win it. One way Is to subscribe for
some of the bonds that our Govern
ment will issue on June 18th. II
you have not the ready money the
Covington Bank & Trust Co. will ar
range for you to buy small bond
and make weekly payments on it.
They will also lend you the money
to buy larger bonds. They charge
no commission for the sale of these
bonds. m26-1t
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-05-26
STOMACH TROUBLES AND CON.
STIPATION.

II will cheerfully say that Cham
berlain's Tablets are the most sat
isfactory remedy for stomach trouble
and constipation that I have sold in
thirty-four years drug store SER
vice." writes S. H. Murphy, druggist,
Wellsburg, N. Y. Obtainable every
where.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-05-26
MADIsONvILLE NAIL.

The new mail service to Madison
Vile not only gives as late service as
$3.50 .. M, but also gives 10 a. m.
service.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-28

Z. s. @itters, @cncrol.@eiddits-
iii6rer per n9oltimOrc 6iOeIiip 9orc-
bouic So"
n. s. Seer. 9lcprdicutaiit bon Der
yGonton SO. bon Baltimore"
Somucl y. &ippincott, Sefrctdr-
5boBmciitcr. Der nGerminol @orc.
boiie Cor
g. $. SouIiltoh slgent oes uGom-
ocn Morebouic.~
". ". Gbompion &ice-GrdIiocnt
Der Baltimore. II. 0bio.@iienbo6n"
Goporo 6. g. @rig6t, Elm 2lntpolt
in Sir. 8, 0ii.2erinatonS SiroBc,
S9enn es etpos bilit, oonu 1T eS
ie6r gut. Gie in Die Soobc getricbencn
Grciie iineen bereits eeiiern ctipos
81 fallen an; obcr bcmcrtenspert9
par cS nidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-28

~ ~ ~ - " = = > ~ - = ~
W1oDor &rciton erbiclt geitern bon
Nlopor 4. ". GlirlcD Don Bolton,
Wloil, cin Tclcgronun nVt Dem Sn4
bait, ooB er on n0bitcn 1nnitog IN
Baltimore Dcriocileu iucroc Dlapor
4rciton. scr nit ocm 5toOtobcr.
boiipt pon goiton beircuioct III, miro
oeniclbcn opf ocn @o6uboi cnipfon'
acn meS6at6 CT aclicrn Gin Sdreibcu
abianNtc, III weIhcui cr lin reht3cif
tigc g}adridt bc3iiglid Der glntimii
0cs /3uges crilldte.
~ ieelt8iiir IS Goloniol g 9co.
fer 5nriidgcboltcn.
Sr Son. s. Spoen, GoQeftor Der
gSoiicrnicibcn lno 2iccBcu. mcigcr,
tc iib, cine 2iccn3 iiir boS Colonial.
16catcr All ser 9loroGlitoiu-SiroBe
in ipclhcui bis Dor flIr5er 3cit cinl
9lcQcr 5houipiclcr @eicaidhoit "a
itirtr, ous5iiilcacir Nirlc @ciddits
Icltc III scr 9la6bori6oit ocs Shco
tcrs 6attcn Del Diapor Rrciton icIos
offers lpcaen scr 9RcgcrcjcicQicbof
proteIiirt, lpcSbaIb nud Iblauf ocl
2iccui cine @rncucrHng Ocricl6et
pcripcIQcrt luuroc. Die Gigcut6iincl
OcS I6cotcrS Gaben nllumcbr SCI
iriideren 5toots-sluipolt glIbcri 2
& GipenS cugdoirt lin oic sluSitcl
htng ser 2iccn5 aui gcrihtlidcn
@c1c su rrIangeil. Sr. GpcnS cr
nid)tc dcitern sen Golleftor Scr %ol
icrmici6en tno giren'eM Gin oilcni
Tides @erb6r ea5uiicint 0ouit lcll
/ Gcitcllt pcrOcn fnnn mnrilni bic 81
lceu6 niAt ausgeiieQt pcroeu ioate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-28
Der gSclttries bcitc Dur cinem
Sabre.
28. ffc6rIlor I9IG.

0ic Oeutid)e gSoebre-9(rmec
treibt sic 6ron8oien Dor ii6 Der
imo lit nlui1nebr pDm Often Der
Didt Dor @eroun an 5uBe Der
Sobcn Der Wldos nneclanet-
gi0rolic6 ser 6eitune boben Die
GcutI6cn oic @loosf&albinicl
bonn 6cinoe gciGubcrt hmo iteben
Oircft por grns iino Gohcraii.
billie.
SSu Ditroo5o fallen ocn Deter
reicbcrn 23 @cidiisc, 10000 sc.
iuebre iino @allnition unO Ero-
oiont in eroBen Wten0cn IN Ole
66hoc. Die Stdot muroc gc-
itiirntt imo Die S5tolicncr flobcn
in beilloier @cripirrung aus ocr
brcnncnoei StaOt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-28
Nie gla6rnnasmitteI.s .sitnatiOn.

Gjc bon Nlopor Freiton gctoltitcu
SfartoiieIn iino nod nidt in Yol.
timOrc ciuGetrofien. Ger @or-
ratb in sen itmliegcnOen Counties
lit onhcineno ein ie6r geringer.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pcrboltcn iidj
rubig.
@opor Brcifon erwurtct 6cutc
siclc Ofiertcn fir aortoficln uno an.
oerc 2an0esprooiiftc bon 6armern IN
Oen iunliegenoen Counties. Gr bofft
ooB oieielbcn oie glrtifel in ocn Bet
hingcn gcIcien bo6cu ino ibre &or.
rdtbc sur Gerfiigung itcllen meroen.
GS Bat ie0oH Den 9lnihcin, OuB IN
oen Counties IN Der oircftcn gtaH-
horidoit bon Baltimore nir gailj &c.
ringc gtobumgsnlittclporrGtbe por-
6ouocn ihno. gerihieoene Sous.
iroucn ricicn gcItcrn oos giiremi ocs
NloporS oui. Inn 81 crio6ren no oic
6iligcr Gortofieln 81 bobcn limo. Gic
1771a 9llhel &ortoiieln, ucIbe Der
Diopor oni Nlontog fir 1926 uno
$3.50 per @nidel fouite, limo nod
niht in Baltimore cin9ctroiIcn.
Gic 9u0gcts9cborOe miro bclite
gormittog ieoeuidqS clue Spe5iol-
5ibung obboltcn lno Oann cntihci-
Ocn ob cs sum gtlbcn Der bieiiocu
@cbolfcun9 icill ipiiroe, itGotiide
aroitmnpcn 5unt Standardization BON
Oio6rlngsmitteln 81 pcriuenOcn.
StoOt.GontroaNir Gbriit bate &C.
itern oid cine ltnterreoung nit oem
.Marftmeifcr Botts wegen Der
cbentliellcn Gertbeiliina ser bon ocr
StoOt cingcfduitcu 9orr6t6e.
pieIi9c &roouftenbduSlcr rcgen
| iih iiber oie 5hritte OcS WloporS in
feincr @eiie oui, Sic iino scr lie.
bcr5eugling ooB oeiicn 9(6iihtcti eitl
Hcblidlo9 icin iperocn. @inrr Der
Sdiolcr ioqtc, oaB bic aartoffcln,
wclde Scr WlaDor ponI 2onoc bcton.
men ipiro, nidt ole @citcn icin lper-
ocn in0 ooB cs bel beiier fir i'm
mdre, CUTE aortoficln al Der 2igbt.
StruBe 5u cinenl ettpos boberen
&rciic 5ll foiicn. Gin onocrcr Sdno.
ler iaote, ooB III 9icp 9qrf mo oie.
ieI6cn MaBnobmcn gctroifen iporOen
parcn Der 9reiS niht nieOrigcr iuilr.
DC, ionocrn in bic @6bc aiue.
Sine groBc 9fr5abl @lduncr itelltcn
1 gcitcrn ocn Wlapor ibrc Iicnitc ols
acrfabrcns Ginf0ufer~ 5nr gcrfii.
sluig.
Tie @roBQcidiu g orcncu.
IaS Gomite ocr @roBgcihuorcnell
lpeldes Die bobeu 2cbenSmittelprciic
81 mtcriulcn bot, miro am idd1Itcn
Tionilog cine Sisung obboItcn ino
bic fol9cnocn Ecrioncn iino porgeIo-
oen iporoen.
9ano Iiruibor, meIbcS cincn .aricg
pcrlriaGt, obne o0c Wiittcl SIM Ser.
.kmci0c1 cincS &ric0es pcriud5t 81 bns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-28

oAuhiigFlnnv" giiilc QSoMan"
,sfuro q" SoQDlp me-
C3QHctn "-o tSaiclD C3irIs"
,,NipppnrumE" &auoepiuc nilo q0duoclhilbcr.
aDsnmluuhr 4'auocbiue nin Nauorlhilocr.
s,aliaiii 9liabcmic" @oDS mill be hons
,,NtetDrtn" 9'dnocOine uno gHn0elbll0cr
,MipannNp gpccttm" GcutlDeS IbcQicr.
9RitpDm ocn "a. Nidr5, o9lr. Sadiou IN
Gbgrdnutct0nu"
EuuUciilnN. oen i5 WiNl3, Ser 3ncitc GcDab"
,,unlel 9ArnNA.Ncrcrtn Mdttmud0, ben 2S.
3rhtnar, Ntaaicnbali VI Der pgcbmaausSane@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-28

slns oen iibrigeu giluoes-Aettcr-
9'robaNtingS Stationen ipliroen oic
'oIaeuoeu llicorigiten Ecmpcrahircn,
0ia um 3 llbr 0ciicrn 9lbenO berrid.
iell bcridtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-28
gIMf Eciner aaIeI iaIItc cinc NIaidlc

gImf feiner Safcl iplltc cine Glaidlc
uSolocc" aus 6rco. Yaucrnihmiots
Dglnlericon 9rcperD~ iebleu. Gin
@los uSoIncc" er5cr9t aroit ilno CT.
noglidt Dem Snitcnt. iidb 5u erbolen.
Sorofdltigcs Broucu sriinoIihc
SGbrrhg lonoes 2ogerl cr6ellgcn
Gin pcrfcftes Bier. @eiteIIt oaber
ioiort cinc AiItc oicieS bcIicbtcu &C.
br6lics bel Gitreul SSirt1. pcr @oit
oocr Sci. 6. & g. mt. @ernon 365.
graucrci: @orioro.9loe., @1onilment.
uno SiIIcn.Str. (6c62S) (sLn5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-28

fyIMtb


Sir Marploiio unO ocn Diltrift
Columbia berte Mc9en uno norooit-
lidc 2Sin0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-28
WclOicROnn9cn nndl DentihlonO
nnh Qcitcrreidlsllnnnrn

fonncn iuicOer oiird aus beIorgt wcr-
0en. gleuc @erbiuOuugcn Dcrii6ern
iidcrc l9hns8oblunocn.
Sbcu. s. Tirncr e GO.,
217 SR-ynItimurc-Sh.
(6eb2O-) 243 GiS,SrouOluau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-28

Ger SalisicnO Ocs 09satioualbinis
ocs~ iibcrmitteltc 8ienlid .grobc
@ctrdec. Gie glntportidrci.
ben al ocn goriibcr. Ser5lib
gc6altcnes Shrci6cn BON ocr
oitcrrci@ii9 unouriidcn Bot
iaait.
Scr &oriiBer oes SiilisionOs ocs
vDcutib QlmcrifaniiAen glational-
9unoes~ So6n 9iorfS, bat auf Die
abgciauoten arieesipenOcn ein in
ber5lidcn @ortcn gebaltcneS glnts
lporti1rciben pon Dem @ei1Qitstrd-
ger s. 8ipieoenif bon Der 6iterrei-
biib-unearii6cu @otidoit erbaltcn.
1esglciNcn ianOtc Sr. Giarts $6051
an oas oelti6e &otbc areu3 ab. 0as
&egleiti1reibcn lortcte:
Baltimore, no, 26. 6cbrunr
1917. Serrn 6. Seder, gc5irts-
onltnann mo Gelegirter oes 4cut-
I1cn &ot6cn areu5cs, 1928 9roao-
map, 8inmer 1107, 9iem-Dorf,
g}..g). Scbr gecbrter &err Seder:
llcbericn0c S6nei i'm 9lnidluB cincn
Gbed in Sobe bon $6051 aus Der
5ammlilng Der Siilistaiic ocS
Gcutltamcrifonii9en 9IationoIbun-
ocs nit scr Yitte, oicle Suune oem
@uui6c ser Gjcber cntiprcdeuo ocn
folgcuoen $iilisoftipuen 81 iiberpei-
fen:
Slrieesgeiangeneu Sir
Jorge fiir Die @cian9c.
ncn IN Sibiricu. 623.OO
SSilbali0en0Qilf ...... 10000
0entlhc %crmimoctcnfoHe 203.00
Neutrality-suspicious. , 10000
CItprcliBcu6iilfc .... 100000
1cufidmc6r . $500
Bon Ocr oitcrreidiiA-uugoriidcn
@oti1oft in @aibinaton crDitIt Sr.
EjurfS oie io!gcnoe glntDort
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