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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-01-20
WoMAN's OUTLOOK tn NORTH
CAROLINA.

Chief Justice Clark Of North Caro-
lima says This winter the legislature
of North Carolina should pass an act
comforting presidential suffrage upon
the women OF this state This ~lll
require only a majority vote IN each
house and Wit not need 60 be- ratified
at the ballot box As the Democratic
party has pledged Itself for equal SUI
frage by state action no member of
the legislature who stands by the plat.
form Of bis party eau vote against II.
The same IL true Of the Republican
members OF The legislature, fer that
patty too Is pledged 10 equal suffrage
by state action Their pledges we're
put IN the respective party platforms
as a bid for The ~ electoral votes In
the states Is here women voted and to
repudiate that pledge would prove In
sincerity aud an attempt 10 obtain the
presidency under false preteases
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-01-20
IS YOUR ROAD A GOOD ONE

The man who wrote the famous line
Let me i've Ia a house by the side Of
the road. had IN mind. OF course. a
good read No man can be cheerful
and neighhoriy, no maa can be a realty
good citizen. II be lives in a house by
the side al q neglected road The men
Nho pass bis place can't be cheerful,
He's il the road AZ your farm. Mr.
Farmer Reclamation Record q
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-01-20

Attorney General A. Y Coco decided
that the lndeterminate sentence cannot
In the nature OF Things be- applied to
itfaterma lIe also showed by the
plain letter of tine las. that the Parole
Hoard has the right to reject any sp
plleailon for parole. according as II
Thought. This IL common.seuse as we'll
RS Law. OF why should there be parole
board. N laws worked automatically !?
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-01-20

That debates never settle any cues.
tian. even In the minds Of the hearers,
Nas shovn concerning one recently
on mans intellectual superiority To
Woman The male judges voted In the
affirmative, and the female Judges IN
the negative. Even So
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-01-20
OR TENANT MOVED IN ON 18th.

The Illinois State Journal says
once upon a time there VAS land.
lord who overlooked ye FIRST Of ye
month Hut all fairy tales begin With
once upon time New Orleans States.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-01-20

The Town of 81 Franeisgiiie has Just
issued bonds to the amount at 81 pS'o to
pas fat internal Improvements A home
man did the work, the bonds we're
printed al home aud home concern
bought them This IL the spirit which
builds communities
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-01-20

Veterinary experts find that BY a
slight operation on the nostrtls OF q
mule that the animal loses the power
To bray Sow II some one would otliy
cut out the horse laugh nf the average
fool
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-01-20

Every body believes Ia insurance, life
and Eve. bat those " ho believe IN II
most are the man whose house has
burned down white uninsured aud the
widow Nhose husband had no Insurance
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-01-20

IT is beyond the bounds
of possibility to answer
promptly the mass OF Gu
riosity telephone calls that
threaten TO swamp our ex-
changes every time there Ia a
large fire.
Calls for physicians, the am
buIance or the police, held up
at such times might result In
the loss of human life.
For your protection, as well
as for the protection of your
neighbors, we ask you not to
call the telephone operator
merely out of curiosity. After
all, she has no more iniorma-
ton than you have.
ATOM RouoE, LOUISIANA
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-01-20

Admiral Dewey, the here Of Manila
i.ay, and 20 whose laurels no man ever
dared lay claim. died Tuesday
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-01-20
Don't Make
Curiosity Telephone Calls

"assapss sss isis tatlssl'g fsessts IL Alssssa
tBs srksa 'Tebffsi whsfs fbs rs ssf, aa sassauatF
stit taI a. ambHaHer vtf trld 80 if nFsiis 90 wih
gtss aa8 tb.t 8stsg fsfaiata Is lan ffsFh % -z---
Physlsssas szy thsI tas Be Sabaias hrsa ssthGsa
- hiFaHa AdehtifsF.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-01-20

IL IL pleasing 10 see that Tom Law
son. the champion hlntsr should have
10 saow the goods, II only sham stuff
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-01-20
LITTLE ADS"

FOR SALE One J | Case Threah'
ing Machine. used bat one seasou, $500
Too small for my needs.
One syrap mill complete with copper
pan, S20o
one i2borse power Fairbanks Morse
gasoline engine. $500.
NJ r. JACKSON, Wakefield, la.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-01-20

aoK Aaa aAToN ROUGE, LOUISIANA
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-01-20

FOR SALE barred Rock eggs, si,9a
for afteen. Mrs A. MADDEN, 81. Fran.
eisyilla La (iG2ml
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-01-26
TR Fgnt AgaHls llHBiIatlBr

Tns pu1iir uRt osEur II isz-r LIE.
lDo nuls-f nars Hnrcesdec II navlnF
oiacst MAZE II znsu z .ns uuDilc
s,-psrss v.f=r trae-s vat NJ nesr In
-ns- ss-rlcsE vs. NV. II 1u- sta1s
EUrs-nnsu vnuIy uunsceEsa-r q
1suss E-Dving On u ne c7ea.lDr a
COMMISSIONS, ooa-dE, AM positions u
oDe KIM am an1.ne- WIN apparently
NJ u-ns. -sRBor tnar II furnish Bnut
Jns z rrosi.i0r w1-t { gund, fB- Ealg-v
a--acns1- -ns c1sy oi Olympia Il Z
DDws-ful iactu- II securing TIM Eind n
ieEislRaDr, 4 new state position atvsrF
means EnD-ne- government gs--suscEs-
resilient Il an u n. ciey'E 1Fr-uI.
IL n. IGN agaius. ms KIM u
git e d. = 1ns newspapers u 1ns
s.Ete vii rEu n. v1ts,T attention II
ms VJ1s u -nsr REPRESENTATIVE evs-7
tius hs gives ms Buopo- u d9uo1tul
isgIsiaeu1 sons measure u -sf1-u MT
os sxpsc.s5. YDu nsE sake vor
money d the arszgs nsuos- u
me Legislature gives hssd Il z hoVl
t-un nors.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-01-26

According = dlspg-ch printed L
the daily press oi the 18Th inst,
Ptesiden: Wilson dsEignatsd Secretaries
Baker. Lane and EoaBton 70 investigate
and reo1-t ou the selection u ste in
Ing proposed government nitrate plant
10, WHICH 80. ODD, DIDO was zrtho-issd
a. the laEi Bsssio- d Congress.
Selsctioc Of the Ete was lsft 1y
Congress with the President. Thai
Priest Rapids. o the Columbia riFsr,
VII De designated aE oDs oi the SITES
selected, Is Amos. . iorsgooe con
clusion. TIN bscsnbs Q, the enormous
power possiriiteE Electricity being
he principal agent Il the MAKING d
ri.raiel ~ TIE synthetic process Neri
. electricity EneEtooe is the poFt
important agent and TINS also L
unlimited g7artty can De had Il The
neg vicinity.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-01-26

slz mlgrr .. n=vu1=l Il zuu. rs=in.
pu-unzs I'M vrDnn D=nefn IN. SHE Is
AZ sutrs-y TnH Washington muz.
nss1E jus. NV Il rev uf 1ns lar ia.
ws a. d -ns svs .. 1erivEl II 1-z.ss
amt -umurs1cs. 4 wiring IuEs-n=- II
-snncs 1ns III. II Eza-roI I've H-s
cu-s--iy Iut1-nsr tn=-z IN uus
SIRE II m fu--v-slgft Ensrs M Il
-z.s 3 nsEns- -nan II Or uE1. Wash
Ing1un naE var uuosVsfUasl -=s1u--=s
Il II WIFE 1--WE. II nln=E, In ANS
ant fu-ssH -nE -suure m1neT IN
1eTaiuuusu- -s1i.a- Il na-u-aliy 1iulr1
ant mining 1stsz L INN ginning hers
s. mnct Il mg1 zzs n 1Exa.I1l.
: On uuI1s1 s1=-EisE Rnc undivided
a-lsu.I1r rnui1 % csu-s-=c d II
building -H-ns- -nRr fEu:I1E -rs E,nots
E.z1s wDui1 Dsnsfr
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-01-26
Are You Wiling 10 6R Something to
the Starring B4giaRs!

A. DoTeneut Is d foot tn-uout al
North Central Washington 4 the inter
est q me Starving children Of Bslgiun.
4 concerted srtion IS desired Il Each
community and those living Il LssT-
enworh are ASKED . write . Z. Fart
nan, Wenstcbes. VINO il q the head
Of the committee for this section Of the
state. Dons6oos Il the way Of orders
On local stores iof shoes. underwear
and otber clothing OF cash su5scrip-
dons are desired. 4 list Of the dons-
tions fof the Belgi1n Relief tron ihis
place vii be published IN later Issue
Of the Echo. Il there De any who do
DOT care 70 take the trouble 10 write
Nj. Hartman and yet are wiling 70
give something toward this worthy
cause. however little il may be, can
leave Il Al the Echo Office and q re-
eeipi will be given and the money or
clothing turned over viii be sent &c
Mr.. Hartman. and II there is no objsc-
ton the name vii be printed among
other donors 10 the cause.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-01-26
Educational Row Most unfortunate

EYery trrs Trend Of higher education
IL the state Of Washington depiores the
trouble between The friend Of or
university and the adbereots Of the
agricultural college. No; having found
firns 70 read the report Of the Board Of
Survey We shall not here comment On
that document. There is enough cause
for regre, IL The division Of the people
On the question raised BY The report Of
the Board. Il brings on a fight between
the eastern and western parts Of the
state The evil effects Of which viii last
for yesrS. We have had altogether TOO
much Of this. Il brings On petty, i
bloodless. war. Which al means waste
Of energy. waste Of time and money
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-01-26
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1-uc NV Z oersMlsn- fsgisia-ivs fo-,-
vy g-1ggset Z spent Z uliliiur dolia-r
-ss- rea- u z national gnz-t = vaE
no. .ne fascp u ssudIns .1ls ua-IDEa
guarc dDwr Il Eezirs ssst sumrfs- mai
convinced ever thinking uz1 Il Ens
-Tri.ec S.a-ss -IEat ssate tTypCf a1s z
iareusauis failu--a ul0rs-Touf eEDsr-
airs experiment II soi3is-nE ant {
tp.al iaiiu-e 81 far rs MAKING sofoFs1
u11I winch ne conn--y cDuIo -siy II
csse u .-1uofe. We believe II M
versa military raining u sDus pEar
re. ~ De wo-Eeo ouL The pian n
making soldiers Of CLERKS ant Do9r-
Essysa aDou. cites, E,nezs mos. mir
TIT companies a-s fy-ns1. Il 1ras-
rtaf eney uay haps z simmer outlng
a ne public expense. Is Al wrong.
Tran sns ovyB oezwssn 1ns agst u -
AMI d. ID. x,nuIv Il MAKE sDIais-s d
Eneu. put y -each Ensu oos1lenre Il
command during tns iu-maaFs 5e-oa,
wner fhey a-e lupresEiunaDle- Ins-s
is up1hlng ma; American ypE@n 81
-uucr nsedt rs Z iea-r INK Lners az
iaR1 AMI commands y d oDeyso ~
every goo1 citizen On ypn-nf ars
toc -ss1ire oi Il rlanns- u restraint
Inner igz 2a-sulal restraints -nsT gToE
NJ VIII ens ldes 1na Ensy III 10 Il
fhey please nnds- Rry an Al crrcnri-
s.aneel, WINCH n tns h-s. SEP d me
roa1 e iaEiessnest. Give a. Dvyt n.
rnairensf Of military --alnlng. nlct
ant pouf alike. and 1nsy vii Dc oss-s-
citizens. L wa GOES come, winch
heaven fu-vi1. t1er ". vii nave -ns
g-orn1 wo-E IND fo- citizen solol=-T
snxt woul1 -soni-s II11ls additional
t-ziuIng. 4 piar nlgm os wo-kso Uri
Il CIV. taeu weeks t-Elniag ever
Tear ~ 70 g. Al tna sh1ri5 Dc
wrksd or; siong Eans ano economical
bnet by fne 1ede-z government The
g.a.es nave II pnslnsst Il me military
business. T'nlnk Of io-y-egni slaast-
eacn nsvirg { different system, some
no eystsr At al. at nov. ssEe % r1sEs
SIT places for lew vElcert.
Dowr WITH liz million doliar national
gaa-o ozl
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-01-26

Because We believe much could Dc
dine for ne n5loulidtbg oi Lssyepvprrh
and the development; Of ne c9putzy
surrounding he town BY the united
sEor Of tne citizens We isel Il Is on
du.T % mere point out the great al
yautage Of united sHor over individual
eHor1. Every business usD, every noDe
owner wants LsapeDwOr1n 70 De better.
cleaner and ls,gsf town. and Is ID
dorbs wiling . d al Be car as al
individual 70 bring about TINS fes1ii.
and vii admit that banded togstbsr
with Al others VINO have tns sane en-
u view, copld get better results thar
ca BE- gotten IRON idiTldusl sfort.
Twice IL the pas, dozen years LeaTsn-
worth ha1 orgaplzsfionf dedicated .
tow advancement, and II ooto
instances ne ofg&nizationt Accomplished
sotDe good Why they failed and
drifted into harmless oispss, and
finally died. Il is not necessary here .
discuss The movement failed d rs
purpose a5 ne sane movement failed
repeatedly II other towns Bpt towns
made 10 Of roen with the determination
70 succeed, % Keep ~ with the march
Of progress il other town, that know
n such word at isil. are always wiling
70 ny again. With the spiri, Of in
provenent and progress IN the very air
II seems as If some good could De
accomplished iof Lesyenworh By
united eHori for Bpbpilding.
As individuals working ior common
end, each working along individual
lines We are 100 az, 70 be out Of hsr-
Dony, neither knowing what the other
individual may be doing, are sp; 70 get
our wires crossed and one nulliheS the
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-01-26
Notice 81 shsrIfss SALT ef Real Prep
srTF

NJ III
II me Superior C1ur7 u ms sstE14 If v ash
1rEb81 Il and 1uf { DtalED Comfy
Mary J smith. PlBiu1tr
william P Anderson End 5s-Eh J.. ADdsf-
SOL. ms wife: :. 2 MeGi1Ihsr1, L nBcbs-
Tor. Mamie Madison s-liustR-. ans !
z A-Eesgn, Defendants.
UndHr And ~ T1r-t1s q hi o-5Hr u Sale
for fnH foreclosure q & EDu-IEBns 1ssOHE uLJ
q The superior eu1Tf q Ihs @ablE q. v Bst-
inFuOn IN Ind dur 1hE county q CnElE-l, u
the eighteenth Gay o January. a. 4 III. n
fbE above entitled HEl1uI- vnErH11 TIE
EhgyTs Ils1u11rs MARY !. smith. mas 1tIrE1Iso
judgment EEbznsf fbs above uE1Ifc 1f1rls-
dEIIK. william y. Anderson hid sErlE1 l.
nds rBU-. t1E VIE H-c J G. 1otzlD1hs-- q
tBac bsior. for the SID q fl.ss, together WITH
interest fneraol from ne TIN 1EE n jam
by. 4. L 1sl7- ii the -BFE q Isr rem ga
al nm together VIII 81 attorney r 1z-s q
= Eu1 ms costs ADD cls 1-rss merits ia stal q
tatt1ul Il 1t sym q 3 hAso otfcrt++ q
force iosurs q mortgage On real -arur,ss-TT
EEHtusf sbEh q rhs 1Hieu1E1Ts Eta1Vs
named IN BB11 EBuEE- v INCH sEl1 -laEmssI1
airy. a =. ~ and whlro sE1d .uaEuas-l-
and decree WIS on Inc tI1 1BT e aEl1A--r-
A. L III. 1uiF Hud regularly lied fcf ray
org al tn= Office q ne elsrk q sE1c cgu-1-
am curl rlEDds1 u sci az I n FlEri- ItIls
and Interest q he bp1vF lAE0sfc uf1Fol-
ante Ia fDe above entitled hcI1aD- and sssc1
~ Them. al and 70 The RAJ ,fC-szrIE O.
scf1 t's1 IL sBlo 1DCilf EslEs ana s1Ilb1F1 IN
1tlAD county -tbfe O y a. i-1. ana
F.
Wiz
Lots one and Two :. IN uiook seven
teen y uf the GraBI northern FlAE q y e.
rlaGe bee according 70 I-e rsaOr1zc EllhI
hereof. SAID land being II Chs an county
state q " act EEton, or 20 luuc1 thereof a.
my - Dscsss1ry 70 satisfy Ire plaintiff :
judgment Interest thereon oOsIks foEsIh her
vii 2 Increased costs. and stporUEF ices
Notice 1s hereby given thsr On saturday,
ne br1 day q NHre1- lflT 81 TIE hoEr q ten
O'Clock g. IN Of SAID day 81 the front ols0r q
t-fe ccurI hCInEe IN the CITY Of " eEArE rs-ss
Chslsn county Wac hington. 7 vii. II Otss-
cseucE 70 SAID order q sale, sell 81 public
. auction for rhEA n hand. 70 the highest and
test bidder al the right, title and Interest
q sll the Defendants IN the sboVs entitled
action IN and % The real property here1nhs-
fore described o. 30 much thereof as may
b. Deeesssry 70 satisfy said rlai sDcE-
msnts together with interest thereon a.
pornsy fees, costs and Endorsements and
increased costs.
Dated This 18th Day q Janusry 4 D. 1917.
BERT MeMANUs.
Eher11 q said Chelan Cou1fy.
BY h K Lennon. Deputy
F1rst publication Jan- - last publication
February y
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-01-26
bevT vim Al ScnsHss b kal9 Iai-
dfW

= -ns VDts- .Gz-ysve-E q -neiaI
cDuu,y age. WIN pf ers-T ont u
1nsu vii v-ite z ps-sonEl ls-.s- y
Ssnatnr Fs-ynar and = Representa-
~. rool Z vots agzlns. ever u-opsEi-
tior ma. VII increase zne 1rrosr u
-tls sZrosve- There is NV un1s-
cpuside-a.ior n. 5uiiaing a z for,n
n1-mal scnopl q. chshzIik Washing
III needs ANOTHER norma scnool z;
Ems me aoout Il rncr ss 12g mems
VT .aia The iuI-ia css. u gno-1s-
normal school Is nal million collars,
ant fns yea-iy rp-kssp f299 ODD. L
vii hsl5 fhs up-5niiding II CnshaIif
q. IA. eIpens. Of every -ExogFs- II tns
state. L means Iot o IL jopE i1-
sons ons
Ths-. Is aiso z proposition = orii1
sta.. srno-lsf a Aberdeen ant WElis
TaIsa. earn 3. coEt Of approximately
nsn rIiiIior dolia-F VIII n. weary
erosns. ot rrkeep AMI II. Of iat joDE.
Tier. gre already a-nodef anc n1-usl
schools. each asking 10. increased AZ
preparations Ems ysE
Ther. g-s so-s do1sn propositions
before The Legislature ior money u
oaii5 new hignwsyE and additional
sunt . ,. expended u some already
oullt. II ADDITION . al mes. there
arg p9bef propositions by ne scu-s =
gs; money IRON he 2nDhc treasury in
his, that and ne cthsr pei bchsns Of
sone community. Where II bel II
al the nooney 70 coDs i'm = uesi
al TINS proposed addition . tbs TX
r1r1er. The taxpayer il aEsaoy
ronnd sbosltered iroln carrying Al 81
esssiTsiy heavy LIZ 51r5sn- Thsr
the;. is me added reason ior 70. en-
barking d any scheme 4; TINS tirDs
that Ell add 70 ths Lax rs.s. Wash
ing.on needs nes with money 70 help
nE opild ~ and develop oui nsin-sl
iesonscet a higb rate Of taxation VII
o-iy. hen 70 other snd more inviting
feds.
Nothing that We csn noE cal 70
mind vii 50 npch hep 70 clarity The
mind Of our members Il the legitls-gfe
ou TINS c1eSlon as . hes- torn hone
rom the voter. u yo1 agree Eltn
The gcho write personal letter 70
Senator Ferynsn and another 70 Pep
reseu.stiTe Pol L need DOT De long.
Mare Il thort and 70 ths poi1t. Never
fear opi 4 vii have essct. TINS MT
tes VII De taken NJ II other couptief.
and other members vii De Dombzrdsd
frorn home. with the rssph ihst al tax
raising schemes VII De voted down.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-01-26

Il isst Tuesdays Olympia 1-sEt lis
patches i was stated tha- lobbyists
were 81 tnicE aoout ths cRp1ol ftIat
member n ne Legislature rDald M
worE a fnsr desEE. Il 1-5er - IL
ne pu5lic business Z Vat found nsr-
ssBay = pasE -ssolu-lur u Danish tht
Legislative parasite ron ths chamber.
II ing senate they we're uo-s conEi3
crate, they proposed - MAKE Il Up
DylstE r-gises- Nhat Eoo6 a. looyy-
istt, anyhow? Cgr nj IN. laws tnat
fhe people want Dc passed witnout
thsn7 OuEht the lswf that ths pep
pie IL NJ. wait - bs passed bT thsr
oe-Eistsrt sfo-tf3 These arg peri
nsrt qpsBriDnE- 1ngws; then, NJ.
V1te-.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-01-26
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wu-E n III Dsrss-- 81 gs--InE 1uFslne-
ant uur-inF N Z ilI.. Il v,g-EIIE
nz-munlDusir IN ne sams enc. VI AZ
mncn 1ng-e re-Laln II accomplish -
sulsz. T'nsn. tu1, " getting 1oEstns-.
sac1 individual Eirlng ms Dest -nDpgn.
as ~ vna, Dngn L d d8ns AMI nuv Il
~ l.. We vii. % uncr uI1-s fEsiy r
accomplish -esui-E. avuI1 duplication
ant rnnecesSa-T exoenss trs-T
a-Fnmeu- ma. car Dc advanced iav17
nnIec eh1-1 II 1gvu u11nifoInE.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-01-26

4 Lns -Tps-1pr ClDu-I n me ss1E1F u v EiEin-
1ILEzuI IL KIu 1ur aCinHiEzI DDuuIr.
DIhf Nsv-Hur SiE1IlzEr
EcgE- NEv-sur. zEs1eunHI7
T'ns BrUEs u WBshanFgon - lfE Baic ElB-
EEr Nsv--uI-. oH1sudEu15
Egu E-e hereby summoned % EslIssE- v-1rr-
81 Sixty dEvs ETEHr Lbs aElH u 1nt t-fz1 5II4r-
heE1iuI u TINS SUMMONS EH-v1I. v-1lfl-I
Sky dEyK E1tsf me TVS III nay u JEuuE-F
lp- uuc defend the EDUrH entitled hEri8I
i ms LDuvE suLILla1 EDu-l. bIl EuEv7Es- 1If
epuluiEfITT u Tfie Ills1Irzr Eur HaTrH & suJlE
u vDuT EIEvtsr uTJuD me uu1ts-s1EIisl E1zT,i-
Is- for uiAau-1E IL ms .E1tinE DeIuv ElE.1sl
tuc II cHEf u EDur 1EilurE ~ Il M IulE
InaIf vi - rendered EEzIltIgE1 ypI aGeu-c-
1TlE 70 InF Demand u Linz GfgIIl y iE-IL. winch
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