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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-04-14

viii not he in session after that date.
Although the assembly worked all
last week upwards of BOO bills still re-
main for consideration.
With this large grist of work Still
before the legislature, with the tiuan-
cial appropriations of the university
and normal schools still unrcported,
and with war measures pending, the
proposition IF an early adjournment
of the legislature grows more dub!-
Gus.
War Measure Has Right of Way.
After ten days of vacation the SEN
ate got down to business again, One
of the first problems which 1t will take
up will be the consideration of meas
ures needed as result of the out
break of war. The assembly will pass
under suspension of the rules the pill
creating state council of y members
to gather facts regarding WisconsinS
war resources.
That this bill win be followed by
others induced by war conditions now
seems probable DR.. Charles McCar-
,','' ''"" Vi '''' r''''"''''
library appeared o'i"Ie '''e 'eA'S'",
'ure ana auil'llea 'i'ot ne tNl''0't"
olher ollS Wouiu DC HuES'7'eu ny ''e
national government Tor passage ny
the different state IesiS'a1ures. y Is
said that one OF these hiI's may dea
with the censorship OF news. inns ia'l
was brought out when the mousse hao
under consideration that portion oil the
defense council bill prohibiting the
council from making public all OF the
information which it had in its posses
/ sion.
So many bills are expected TO be In
PRODUCED, touching ON the war situo-
/ ton. that it is proposed in some quar-
I ters to create a special joint commit
tee of five members of the legislature
/ 10 pass on all military and prepared
ness bills.
/ Highway Bill.
The state trunk highway bin is be-
! ip,y t,rtuh4I NV tLa t.pnJ EuuI- u<~l-
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-04-14

F7o-ldas highest point e BIO feet
above sea level.
Morris tribune., 1917-10-26
Carvey Island.

Canvey island is one of the most I'M
English spots in the kingdom. The is
land was almost submerged until 1922,
when the owner, Sir Henry Appleton,
agreed to give one-thtrd Of it to JOas
CrOppenburg, a Dutchman skilled in
the making Of bikes, on condition that
be 'inned" it. This the Dutchman did
by the erection Of a sea wall twenty
miles in length. Many of the work
men whom Croppenburg brought over
settled on the reclaimed land. Some Of
the old Dutch houses still remain, and
the whole aspect of the fiat, almost
treelesS island is suggestive of the
banks of the Zuyder Zee.-LOndon
Spectator.
Morris tribune., 1917-10-26
Sunday School Day Proclamation

WHEREAS, the Sunday School
Association of this state has request
ed the churches of all denominations
and creeds to set aside November
fourth, 1917, as an international
Go To Sunday School Day" for the
purpose. of holding special religious
and patriotic exercises, and
WHEREAS, our people realize the
need of encouraging in every posi-
BILE way all those instrumenta1ities
which assist in creating a religious
and patriotic citizenship.
NOW THEREFORE, 1, E. J. Jones,
Mayor of the City Of Morris, do here
by call the attention of our citizens
to the purposes of this day with the
hope that all who can will, on Nov
ember fourth, 1917, encourage by
their presence in the several places
of worship the teaching of religion,
morality and patriotism.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereto caused the Seal of the City of
Morris to be affixed and have here
unto set my hand this oath day of
October, 1917, at my office in the
City of Morris.
E. ]. Jones,
Mayor Of the City of Morris,
Morris tribune., 1917-10-26

class two will follow, and thus each
man registered will ultimately take
his place if needed.
Every opportunity for appeal
from such classification by the local
board has been retained and perfect
ed, but proceedings have been great
ly simplified.
1.-THE new system fixes a mans
class and calls him in his proper
turn, when he is needed. He will be
examined physically only when
needed. Thus the labors Of the med
ical officers will be called for only
when required. If the nation needs
half million of men they will re-
spond each in his turn fixed by his
class.
"The man who can least be spared
either as the head Of family or the
head of business necessary to the
defense of the nation will be the
last to go.
"The new plan is being made rea-
mitted to the local and district
boards in ample time to enable them
to familiarize themselves with it,
and thus approach their next draft
with a thorough knowledge of it's
requirements"
QUERIES CAREFULLY PLANNED
The success of the plan depends on
the completeness of the question
naire. The questions to be answered
by the registered men have been
worked out with infinite care from
the vast fund of information cleaned
from the first use of the draft ma
chinery.
Included in the plans Of the gov
eminent, it is understood, is a provi-
sion which will place the services of
trained attorney at the disposal of
every registrant to assist him in
making his answers.
CERTAIN ONES ELIMINATED
The effect would be to eliminate in
| classes men who would have been
certain to have been exempted at
least temporarily had they been
called up and examined individually.
The result of the new plan un-
doubtedly will be to place in the first
class men who are without depend
ents, whose civil occupation it not
Morris tribune., 1917-10-26
Mayor of the City of Morris
wWhiteW a Misnomer,

The fallacy of the average English
man who regards black as white has
been noted by G. X Chesterton, the
English writer. people" he writes,
never ask whether the current color
language is always correct. Ordinary
sensible phraseology sometimes calls
black white; it certainly calls yellow
white and green white and reddish
brown white. We call wine white
wine which is as yellow as BluecOat
boys legs. We call grapes white
grapes which are manifestly pale
green. We give to the European, whose
complexion is a sort Of pink drab, the
horrible title Of white mana picture
more bloodcurdling than any specter in
Poe"
Morris tribune., 1917-10-26
HOw's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known F. J.
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.,
Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu
cous surfaces of the system. Testimonials
sent free. Price rs cents per bottle. Sold
by all Druggists.
Take Hal5S Family Pills for constipation.
Morris tribune., 1917-10-26
DON'T WAIT
Take Advantage of a Glenwood Cit.
zen's Experience

When the back begins to ache,
Don't wait until backache becomes
chronic;
Till kidney troubles develop;
Till urinary troubles destroy
nights rest.
Profit by a Glenwood citizens ex-
perience.
E. J. Burgan, railroad conductor,
Adams St., Glenwood, Mimi, says:
II have taken Doan's Kidney Pills on
several occasions when having lame
and aching back and pains across
my loins and when my kidneys have
not been acting right. have always
had relief"
Price coo, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that Mr.. Burgan uses. Foster-Mil-
burn Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y. 43
Morris tribune., 1917-10-26
Both Broken.

An Irishman paid a visit to China.
He was quick tempered, and it was not
long before he had high words with a
native who spoke very broken English.
Selling a dish from a stall close at
hand, Pat let fly with it, and the
Chinaman's head was cut On being
brought before the English consul he
was asked why he had 1nsulted the ma
tive.
Sure" replied Pat, "he spoke broken
English, and I just gave him broken
China in, return. New York Globe.
Morris tribune., 1917-10-26

vitality important to the nations
work at home and who are physical
Morris tribune., 1917-10-26

FURNISHED ROOM for rent. Mrs.
J. A. Ringness, 7O7 Pacific Ave. 1t
Morris tribune., 1917-10-26
HOUSES FOR sALE-RENT

HOUSE to rent on West 9Th street
near Longfellow school. Mrs. M.
L. Hagerman. u.
Morris tribune., 1917-10-26

WAR ATLAS Tribune has Sc
cured a limited number of War
Aliases containing large scale maps
of all the battle fronts so that the
result of every offensive can be
quickly determined. There is also
much valuable war data on the
printed pages. Price Is cents.
Morris tribune., 1917-10-26

HOUSE of six rooms for rent. En-
quire of A. A. Stone. If.
Morris tribune., 1917-10-26
The MARKET PLACE
CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT

RATES:-One cent a word each inser-
ton. The minimum charge is rs cents.
In order to avoid expense of bookkeep-
ing and collecting it is desirable that
all classified advertisements be paid in
advance, unless you have a ledger ac-
count with The Tribune.
Morris tribune., 1917-10-26

Iy best able to endure the hardships
of war.
Morris tribune., 1917-10-26

FOR RENT OR SALE.-My resid-
ence property on Wyoming Ave.
House all modern; desirable loca-
ton; good barn. VIM. Leuty, Han
cock. At.
Morris tribune., 1917-10-26

FOR RENT or sale six room house
on east side. Mrs. NJ. Hennessy,
phone 227.
Morris tribune., 1917-10-26

FOR RENT. Hotel Commoner, Cho-
kio. All furnished, steam heated.
Will rent as rooming house or hotel.
Inquire M. P. McNally, Chokio. st.
Morris tribune., 1917-10-26
HELP WANTED

GIRL WANTED &or general house
work. r. E. McCabe.
Morris tribune., 1917-10-26

FOR SALE.-215 native breeding
ewes. Write, phone or call on
Prudhon Bros, Willard, MINI. If.
Morris tribune., 1917-10-26

PAGE 8
The MARKET PLACE
CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT
RATEs:-One cent word each inser-
ton. The minimum charge is rs cents.
IN order to avoid expense Of bookkeep-
ing and collecting it is desirable that
all classified advertisements be paid In
count with The Tribune.
HELP WANTED
WANTED. GOOD girl for kitchen
work; will pay good wages. Ex-
change Hotel. ST.
GIRL WANTED &or general house
work. R. E. McCabe.
WANTED.-A girl for general
homework work. Enquire of
Mrs. A A. Stone. If.
HOUSES FOR SALE RENT
HOUSE to rent on West 9Th street
near Longfellow school. Mrs. M.
L. Hagerman. tt.
FURNISHED ROOM for rent. Mrs.
]. A. Ringness, TOT Pacific Ave. 1t
HOUSE of six rooms for rent. En-
uuire of A. A. Stone. If.
FOR RENT.-Six room house across
from La Grand hotel. See James
Griffith.
FOR RENT OR sALE.-My resid-
ence property on Wyoming Ave.
House all modern; desirable loca-
ton; good barn. VIM. Leuty, Han
cock. A.
FOR SALE OR RENT. groom
house on East side, Morris, Mimi.
Inquire M. P. McNaIly, Chokio. st
FOR RENT.-Hotel Commoner, Cho-
kio. All furnished, steam heated.
Will rent as rOOming house or hotel.
Inquire M. P. McNally, Chokio. st.
FOR RENT or sale six room house
on east side. Mrs. M. Hennessy,
phone 227.
FARMS FOR SALE-RENT
MONEY to loan on improved farms
in Stevens and adjoining counties.
See A. A. Stone, Morris, Mimi. If.
FOR RENT Northeast quarter of
section 10, four miles north Of
Morris. Write or phone w. J. Dew
ereau, Alberta. If
FOR RENT.-16O acres, four miles
from Morris, brand new buildings,
new fence all around the farm. Pos
session given Oct Is, 1917. For
particulars inquire H. B. Ramp, Nor
ris. Mimi. If.
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE.-A good hunting boat,
range and several pieces of house
hold goods. Must be sold by Nov
list. E. Vaughan, 2O9 w. 9Th St.
FOR SALE.-6O Duroc Jersey pigs,
all sizes, 2 to months old.
Charles Torrey, 615 miles north of
Morris.
RHODE ISLAND REDS, cockerels
and cocks, for sale, also Barred
Rock cockerels. All took first and
second prizes at fair. Mrs. S. Walz,
200 E. 9TH St., Morris. At.
FOR SALE.-215 native breeding
ewes. Write, phone or call on
Prudhon Bros, Willard. Mimi. If.
NOW IS THE TIME to have DR..
Witwer adjust your Spine and get
in good condition so that Nature will
be able to throw off the Ills of Whit
err. Why suffer with Rheumatism,
Pleurisy, La Grippe, Colds and Sore
Throat when Chiropractic Adjust
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20

oenoe @aIier in ocn ii6er ocr Same
bdngcnoeu Grihtcr gegoiien pie0er
cSIi Die Spiritiislouipe 100 fom ibm
mil oilsaeitredten SGnoen cntgeqen.
vDas lit gut, DAB Sie fib icBen
loiicn, aonrnol~ rief lie; yipdren Sic
bclite ni9t gcfoulmen, icb bate MID
morgcn na1 Sbnen iumibaiien mil.
fen SD oorf Sie iebt nibt iib al.
lein iiberlolien, mein orner 5ran0."
er preBte feline Sippen aif 0ic
fleine, iueiBe SonO, ole in Der groBen
frdftigeil Sono oeS iiingen WianneS
5i oeri6pinoen ihieu, ino iogie
ogl6, sic iino bimmliid gut, mas
iolltc id onfungen obne Sie, i1 bin
10 nomenloS ingliidlid, ib ~"
@r bro6 ob im0 itamnelte, III ser
ibm eigeuen, eiu tpenig lintii1eil
@eiie 5uriidtretenO: SD bite um
8er5eibung, idb itore, ib bate uidt
bemerft -
g(liS einem tiefen Stuble bottc Ii6
Elm 8err erboben, ben 4onrao bel Dem
geoampften 2i1te, oos jipei ourH
mattroia 2anpenidleier oer6iilIte
2ampen inn 3intmer perbreiteteil, bis.
Der nid)t gepabrt bate.
ISM @egeilteil, Sie fonmcn ie6r
gelegen,~ eripioerte 9[gnes uno 8og
ibn ndber, mir boben uns ood) MIR
init Sbnen 6eibGftiet; erloubeu ole
$erren, ooB i6 sic befonnt made,
mein sSugenofreuno, &onroo 9lcd.
ling, Serr He6tSonipolt 2ogemoni,
Der Die Site baben mill, ole @erteioi,
giing ruierer 8alentine 81 iiberneD.
mer."
SD boffe, DAB oas gar nidt nSiia
mcrOen Dir0," eripioerte Der 70 @or.
geiiellte. @s mar Gin W}unn ron
iNlanfen, c6ennt1Bigem @uds, oh.
pobl er giebling MIR bis an sic
S6ulter reidte, init ounfelblonDem,
an ocn S6ldfep i1on etipas gelidie.
ten Soar, 70 ooB Die Bobe Stira nod
bohcr eridien, nit ihorf goitbnitte.
men, nicbt iNonclL o6cr icDr iutclli.
gcutnl 3iigcl imO eigclttiiulicj iouit
uuD irclu0IiN 6lideuoen oHut2l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20

1rouen 9lugen ipelde Die Strengc
oeS Wtun0cs uno oeit ie6r enerQii6cn
glnsOrnd Der ge6ogcnen g}oie uno ccS
feiicu Shines beoelltcno niilOcrtcn.
Gr mar einfob, ober NIT groBer
Sorgfolt gefleioet rno idien ein
bober DrciBiger 5is iein. ogo@ al
lem, mas i6 bis Jest ii6er Den Sail
gebort babe, Idcint es mir fmra
nloqlid1, 0orauf cine 9(nfloee gegen
3rGuleiu Bier 81 begriinoen," iiioic
er bin5iJ inoem er nit ieiner ihno-
len Snno fliiAtig 6edlings SanO be.
rii9rte, ipelde 0icler ibn, iobalS er
ieinen yloinen bortc, entgegaugcItredf
bottc.
n9ld, oo ipiiien Gle oos glcueiie
nod ni6tl~ rief 9onroD uno lieB iid
mic eri10pft in einen Der griincn
9lrniefel iiitfen. SD fomme ioe6eu
bonn &ritninalgeridt."
limb mas gibt es oa2" fragte 9lg.
nes. oSat man etpos 9eeues cnt-
6edt?"
n@tlpos 03eueS umo ieDr Sdlim.
mesl~
llno &onrao er5dblte nit 0iiiterant
@eiic6t lno bericbleierter Stimme
BON Dem glllffiuoen Der 8tpeiten sSlo,
ide inO Dem Oarin entOedten @iit
glgues itieB einen Shredensidret
aus ino iebte Oie 8onne, pelrbe iic in
Der SanO biclt, 10 beftig allf Ous So.
blett, ooB Soiien inio &offel flirrten
0os @eiidt Oes 9ie6tsonipolts per-
ldngerte iit6, Die gliigenbroiten 5ogcn
iicb 5itionmeiL iiuO oic glneen iDie.
nen tiefer iino 0utfler 81 iperocn
10, 0, oaS nerGnoert Die Snd]loge
gon5 uno gar, ioete er iuO le9te
nadocnflicb Die Sono an oos Slim.
glGncS bon 9eercu bate icbon tpG1.
reno aonrooS gr5dblung nit &C..
ipoimtcn @liden Gil 0en 3iigcu bcS
9icbtSonpolts gebongen, Inn oct
@inDrud 5ii bcobadjtcn, 0cH Tie onf
i'm mohtc. Sic id)icn ie5r gut oorip
Icien 5l f6nneu obpobl iic i'm crit
felt gon5 fiu5cr 8cit fouilte, ocui ilc
iogtc iCgucll: nScrr 0oftor, sic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20
AnMa

CT bsfAIcuniete ieine Sdritte, Inn
aus oielem 2idttreis 81 fommen,
in6 pcrlor lid bolo In Die itillen
g8cac 0es Ticrqortcus, mo ourh oic
fablen glcitc Der 86ltme cin Giio.
mino ltrid, pelcber oie critic glbmlit0
oonl glo6en oes 2cn5es brobte.
Sonroo botte oen Blab erreibt, mo
oie Siegcsallec in Die 3iergarten.
itraBe nuslduit, uno polIte, ont
@rongeIbrimnen noriiberlbrciteaO,
III oic @iftoriaitraBe einbiegcn. glber
iein SuB liodte; nit @rouen geoaGte
er Der ooen @obnung, in Der er mar
termolleu Shmoeu OcS gllleinIeins
entgeaengino.
gRit cinem pl5Bli1en GntibhIIie
Donote er ii6 Inn pno ldritt iueiter
ole Gicr1artdnItroBe binauf Die
SeDnhtht, Gin frcinolicbes, teilncb-
menScs @elicbt 3it ieben ein sittcs
@ort an boreiL ipor 5u le6baft &c,
moroelt CT bei9loB, 6rou bon geeren
oui5lduhen.
r0ie gn1oise 6rau lit 81 $ouie
nm ldBt biifen~
g9ie Elm gBort ser Grlollng flong
ibni oieier 9ei6eio oeS 0ieners, ocnn
ihon battr CT eefiirhtet, er peroe
iulpcrridteter Safe ipie0er Beilnfeb-
rem lniiiicn.
@ie mar 5u Suiiie, itno eitl ipoblt-
aes gebdeen lttonte ibm eiitgegcn
beint gintritt in DoS fleine, grim aus
eeidlogene uno nit 3ierlidben Dergcl-
oeten, init eriiuer Scioe iiber5ogenen
@iobeht nuseeitottete @emo6, Oos
cute aipferitibe, idnltli1 Berfe
nad Nopbael, &i5ian uno Murillo
idnliidtcn. Sin 9lusboii, ourh oHl
oaS 8ininer cine bolbrunoe @eitoli
cfbielt, Oiente ols cine glrt BON Min.
teraarten, in iuelhen Die iitnge Srail
init groBer alinit ieltene @mmen
5og. Ser Quit Oieicr 6loro nilftc
lid nit oem ieinen 9Iroma oes Gof-
fees, ocn oie @cnobncrin oes onnuti.
gen 9folncS iocben bcrcitetc. A
Sci aonroos Gintritt irstc iic oru
iilberncu SeiicI ans Dem iie oos iic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20

ib6pien bod ni1t etna 8crOo6t &c.
gen uniere @olentine2"
Gr lGbelte, mas lein @eIidt
oiBcrorOentlib bcri6onte, mo iogte:
o@ic sic ii6 70 idncll in meineu Csc.
oonicngong Oerlcben, gndoige Jroll.
S6 muB olIeroiugS befcuncL raB
mir on be0enflidle if6pd
mir ga crbeblirbc 3meiiel orfIiei.
gen"
D8pcifeln Sic on Der 8cuc1lrg
Der @r0e, on Dem @cbicl Der Cob.
res3eit, iporon Sic mollen, mir nibt
an @olentine 3ierl~ riei 9onra0 1ui,
iprinoeno, in0 glgnes fiiblte iicb troe
ibrer lcbboften Seilnobnlc oo6 be.
lultigt oiirb Die gon5 ineetppGnte
glusorudsWeiie ibres Sugsuogcipic-
len.
Ger 9lebtsoupolt ober iogte:
n8er5eiben Sie, Serr 4e6linq, aber
~ i6 beqebe po6l feline Synoisfre.
ton, ipenn id mid ais @iiienoeu BE-
fenue," i1nltete er Elm II oa5er Gin
Sic6enoer bat ielten ein un6eiangenss
ltrteil."
o@ergeiien Sie nidlt, OoB es lidJ
nm ben Nloro meiner W2utter bait
oeltl" rief Ne6ling, Die @orte nit
iiGtli6er gInltrengltng 5erDor6riil.
gcn0. o9oge9en fointe oi6 Die Bin.
OcIte 2iebe ri6t Stono balten"
oS6re &iebe lit ni6t blino, iic lit
belliebeno, aourao, ino 5rau bon
8ceren legtc Die 6onO ouf oeS Srcini.
oes 9lrm SD oorf oieie @igcilidait
niC3t fir mid bcaniprudlcn, 0err
Doftor," ipauoetc iic iid) al Gage
manu- vabcr i1 itilnne oo6 S5egrit
9lcdling bolIItdnOiq bel"
oOod, ood), Sie iino cs aud. "
ontportcte ocr Doftor, lno iein Bid
ru1tc oeritoblcn oif Dem lieDIidcil
@ciid)t Der iiingeu Sror, ociien iri.
ide Sorbcn olirN ein NlrnfclgriineS
Sciocnflcio iebr portcil6oit bcrpor.
gcbobcH pur0cn, lid 6o6c ooS id)vl
bcmcrft, ais Sic mid oitiiuNtcn iulC
ucincu 9citanO fir SDrcu SAiigIip0
ucrlaugten,'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20

&cbling batte ii6 cntibie6cu Scgcu
Die Seirot erfldrt.
80, oos lit icbrcdlih oo8 ~
ooS oiirfcn sic nidt iogcn" 9onroo
na6m cine bcinobe orobcu0c Salhrug
on.
SD ioac oos, pos oic glnflogc
iaaen miro" ontportetc 0er 9icdtS-
onmolt.
o9dm, 70 mill i'd iogc;I mas oie
&erteioigun9 iogen nuiBl" rici gla'
ncs. og8ic loll 8alcntine ploblidj ~
benz @iit gcionmeu iciu2 @orm
bat lie nidt cinige Gropicu oooon in
oos @los oeid6iittet ionocru Die
gun3c SSlaic5e pergiitct2 r.
SD mill eSbn,n ioaar mod mit ci-
nent anOereu @iniDnuOc 81 Silfa flnl-
men" Oerlebte Scssnaun: ,lDie
founte oos fluae N}G0den cine Iolcje
Eorbeit beaeben2 Sie nuBte li,5 ood)
iogen, Dob Der 8eroodt ollein ollf lie
fallen ipiir0e 0cni 9cgeuiibcr lte5ct
aber Die Sotioden: 5rail &edling 1T
totidblid pcrgiitet lporoen, ie eot
8alenthie 3ier ols oieieniae be5eid'
net, sic i6r 0cn toobringenoen Srnf
geraidt babe, itnO ~ Ole 5laid5e nit
Dem Ocrgiiteten &iridioit lit in cincnt
&crited aiiigefunocft iuorocn"
limo Onbintcr itedt cbcn Ole Sdur.
fercil" rief 8rau bon 9ecrcn Qif.
ipsiuaeno.
Toftor 2ogcninnn fab iic ncruut.
ocrt on, aonroo, ocr Dd6rcnO Der
lcetcrcn gluScinanScricsmg in iiM
5iliommcugcilnIen mar imO 0dS @c.
iid)t III ocn SGnoen perborgcu 9otie,
fubr mlf iuo iragtc: ,ggoS mDllcn
Sie Oomit iogeu2~
Sic 8loidc lit nodtrdglid 6inec.
itellt poroen, oonit ocr aonluiiiur
lie iinOen tonntel"
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