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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-11
Berlin's Public Buildings
Turned Over to Socialists
By .4tsectatff Prcss

Berlin, Saturday. Nov. o. Ger
man wireless TO London) Nov.10.-
The social Democratic party is in
terceding with the peoples govern
ment. The guards which had been
stationed at the public offices and
other buildings have been with
drawn. Friedrich Ebert, vice presi-
dent Of the social Democratic party.
is carrying on the chancellorship.
London. Nov. 9.-Delegates of the
revolutionary German army arrived
in Berlin on Friday, according to
a dispatch from Copenhagen to the
Exchange Telegraph Company. They
conferred for several hours with the
minister OF marine and with mem
bers of the Reichstag majority par
ties. II is stated that Hugo Haase.
a socialist leader in the Reichstag.
has the situation at Hamburg in
hand.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-11
y NJ q. A. MEETING POSTPONED

The opening meeting OF series
10 continue through the winter.
scheduled 10 be held in Fahncstock
Hall Tomorrow afternoon has been
postponed because of the activities
in connection with the Unitew War
work drive.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-11

Emperor Karl of Austria, whose
empire was torn from his grasp
shortly preceding the German SUI
render. An ally of the Kaiser, Karl
was forced by victorious Allied
armies, combined with internal dis
turbances. to surrender uncondi-
tionally.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-11
POlOnd Has Assumed
Control of Galicia

Amsterdam. Nov. 10.-Professor
Lammasch, the Austrian premier has
received official notification. says a
dispatch from Vienna, that POLAND
has assumed sovereignty over
Galicia.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-11

Galicia is a crownland of Austria
Hungary. north of the Carpathians
1t has an area of 30.307 square miles
and In normal times had a popula-
tion of some seven million.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-11

dpea rA
n
Btde The are i pd a. hs been handed
n Ct n the Es have
redNdh m h has been msgnedst
the Iasnd % b hch H Bp opened
army in m n o 0 Ton
Milford chronicle., 1918-03-22
sELBYVTLLE.

Our minister is attending the 81 z.
Conference in Dover.
The Campfire Girls and Red Cross are
collecting discarded clothes for Belgium
and France.
Several of our young people attended
the Naval Dance In Lewes Friday even
ing. Among them were; W. C. Walther,
Lyle NJ Townsend, Virgil McCabe, Edna
Johnson. Raleigh Murray and Lulu john
son.
Willis Hudson spent the weekend with
his parents, but returned TO Camp Meade
Tuesday morning.
They are making plans 20 have our
town lighted with electricity.
AIr and Mrs. Edward L, McCabe ars
receiving congratulations on the birgh o.
a son. Edward. Jr., Saturday. March IS.
Minnie McCabe and Katherine Alurry
visited Ella NIalcom az Roxana Thursday
and Friday.
They are plowing and fixing the road
between Selbyville and Bishopville
Ollie Dukes is home with fun line Of
spring millinery and is being assisted by
Miss Vera Barr Of Georgetown.
Sarah McCabe is home from West
Chester State Normal school
quite a few people have been scared
about the mad dogs and many dogs have
been killed around here.
Milford chronicle., 1918-03-22

issued little Perfection" CU. S. brandt
oil heaters. They would be all right il
there were enough OF them. Most Of the
time we have to ge wrapped head and
ears. Right now I'm sitting here In the
Y NJ C. A-not a foot from an open
fireplace. A. that 1 have on a woolen shirt.
sweater. chamo-s sNeat shirt and fur
lined chamois jacket-aud have to blow
on my fingers " keen them warm enough
60 wr.se.
Had a little experience that III tell
you all about some time. but only men,
tion now. Was up in the air about 500
feet when a connecting rod broke. knock
ed both sides Of the crank case out, cut
the braces that supported the motor in
half, knocked the carburetor out of place
so that l couldn't stop the motor jam
med the throttle and spark. broke one
blade Of my propeller. cracked strut
and punched hole in one wing. Outside
Of that il didn't do mach damage. We
We're making around 5000 miles at the
t.me-entirely too fast to risk a landing
1 finally got the motor slowed down by
relea sing the pressure that fed the gas.
This was on the tank in back Of me but
had the good luck TO reach it the first
grab. Otherwise
Please give my regards 10 all the
friends. Best wishes 10 you and family.
Ever your friend.
Dave
Milford chronicle., 1918-03-22
Foggia. Italy. Camp sud.
As ever
Dave


Usually I wait until get the Chronicle
before writing to you because by 50 do
ing 1 get answers to many Of the ques-
tions would ordinarily ask you in let
ter. But this time 1 didn't, for there
was only one thing to do after receiving
your splendid letter. and so I'm doing that
'one thing'-writing to you at once and
telling you how much / appreciated It.
The Chronicle is a treat but your letter
was far ahead Of it-so much news and
50 interesting. And one OF the incest
things about it was that you told me in
advance many Of the things that was
going to ask you.
You are at perfect liberty to publish
my letters II you think there is enough in
them to be interesting to your readers.
There is, Of course, a lot Of hot stun
I'd like to put in that would give you
regular scoop" as far as news is con-
cerned. But try to obey in every par
ticular our censorship regulations, and for
that reason have to omit many items
Arizona republican., 1918-10-04

I NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
 | Furnished by R. Allyn Lewis. Pri- | vate leased wire to all exchanges.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-04
FINANCES AND MARKETS
Republican A. p. Leased Wirel

Republican A. p. Leased WireJ
 NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-Developments bearing upon the world conflict ex- erted far less effect over the stock market today. Dealings were mod erately active and well distributed. war shares evincing occasional res traint Pools and allied interests con- tinued active in specialties now com monly designated as peace stocks.
 Marine preferred was among the most conspicuous issues, recording the new high quotation of 112k for the current movement, at which level 1t scored an extreme advance of five points. United Fruit and Atlantic Gulf also made appreciable gains.
 Petroleums were featured by an abrupt advance of seven points for Royal Dutch. but that volatile stock soon reversed it's course. without ma terial effect upon others of the same class.
 United States Steel was freely of fered at every manifestation of strength, but did not share in the sweeping rally of the last hour. clos ing at net loss of a small fraction. Consolidated Gas, Peoples Gas, Ohio Gas, Montana Power and American Telephone gains of 2 to AZ points on large turnover in the later deal ings and metals made a moderate show of strength. Sales amounted to 1885, 900 shares.
 Liberty bonds were firmer on heavy dealings. Marine sixes gained 2 points and Russian 51as and 6s made new maximums for the year on the "curb. l Total sales (par value) aggregated | s9,450,000. old United States bonds were unchanged on call.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-04
One More MOfher'S s Sacrifice
 And The Cruelty Of The BLOW

We all looked as passengers in a railway car do when a telegram is shouted from one end of it to the other. A telegram to a fleeting pas sengcr Is apt to be of more than usual importance. It is apt to have a bear ing on life or death or large sums of money.
 We all read or guessed at it's con- ,onts for We had been attended by the news Of the day. It was on a sort of hy-way of the railroads. We had had the first news of a day of marked allied successes from the Amarillo News, which printed the story briefly. Farther along the way we found an elaboration of it in the Evening Wich ita Beacan. which informed us that three great allied drives had succeeded
 on the front between Verdun and Beims. in Macedonia and in Palestine. it was a day of glorious war. We were misled for the moment by the char acteristic statement from the French front. which included American oper- ations. that the allied casualties were remarkably light" We forgot that Inc French used to lie thus bravely when they were bleeding while fight Ing for Nerdun.
 We saw only the red and gold glory of the war until the colored porter, holding the telegram aloft, inquired for Mir Montgomery" It had been delivered to him at Q o'clock when fho train reached Hazelton.
 Tho woman whom we were later to know as Mrs. Montgomery, had been a happy and proud woman in the af- fornoon when the war talk ran round. Tho husband sat motionless. Mrs. Montgomery reached across him and took the envelope As she tore it open and read it she was without vestige uf color: she was marble. The next uc hoard as she recovered from her uumhness was low wall which rap idly grew louder into crescondo of rrcf She called again and again the name Of boy. Her screams rose above the roar and rattle of the train and the shriells of the locomotive as It approached crossings mingled with, naf did not drown hers.
 Women from nearby seats hurried to her Co comfort her. and at length her head fcrl forward on the back of the scat before her, and she only sobbed. Tho husband for some minutes sat, a stone man but finally he gave way to a paroXysm.
 We waylaid the dark -hued messcn- ger Of fate to inquire the contents of thc telegram. Hc had delivered many relating Co business matters. He un- derstood that tclegrams were private and sacred. We told him this might hc a different one: if it was what we thought it was. it was the business of thc whole nation. still he was faith ful Co what he conceived to be a trust Then VIC asked him if it was about a boy in France. He said it was. Was that boy killed in action7 Or was he severely wounded or was he slightly wounded. or was he maimed in a de- rroc not determined, or was he miss inc'
 The porter said in a low tone: "kuled in action,"
 This was the governments notifi- cation to next Of kin" and some fool. ish, thouEhtlcss person Sad forwarded
Arizona republican., 1918-10-04

1860; butcher stock, COWS and heifers s7.35 @13.75; canners and cutters. 06.25 @7.60; stockers and feeders, S775@ 1875; calves $1S.0001S.75.
 Sheep, receipts 42,0o0; market slow to lower.
 Kansas City
 KANSAS CITY, Oct. 3.-Hogs, re- ceipts. 1000; market lower; heavy $1S.5O@1925; lights s1S.00@19.10; pigs s16.00@17.75.
 Cattle receipts. 11.0OO: market lower Steers $17.50@19.00; westerns $1100 @1450; COWS S4.50@11.75; heifers s7.00 G12.50; stockers sS.O0@14.50; calves s6OO@13.Oo. Sheep, receipts. 1S,0o0: market lower; lambs $14.30@16.4O; yearlings $10.00612.00; wethers s9.00@11.00; ewes sS.0O@950.
 Denver
 DENVER, Oct. 3.--Cattle receipts 1,400; market strong; beef steers S9.50 @15.00; COWS and heifers s7.50@9.75; stockers and feeders, $S.00@12.5O; calves s10.00@12.00.
 Hog receipts. 900; market 25@3oc lower. Top s19.10; bulk s1S.4oG1S.75
Arizona republican., 1918-10-04

1t so that the blow would fall where it would inflict the greatest pain.
 The stricken father and mother left the train at the next station to re- turn to the saddened home in North ern Texas, which they had left a half dozen hours before. There, by them selves. they would revIcVs the life of their boy who had fallen in France his birth, his childhood, his young manhood and their pride at his de- parture for the war. And they would wonder how he now lca;@ed, how little like him as they knew him, the cruel wars had left. -J, WIS.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-04
Local Produce Market

The first cranberries of the season came in Wednesday from New Jersey, and were placed on the local wholesale market. The scarcity of sugar necessi- tates a rather sharp advance in the price of cranberries for this season.
 A car of mixed fruits from the Cali fornia districts came in yesterday. At the same time a carload of Bellefleur apples arrived from the some locality.
 Wednesday a car of cabbage. coming in from Colorado, was placed OH the market,
Arizona republican., 1918-10-04
MERCANTILE PAPER

NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-Mercantile paper unchanged. Sterling 30-day bills unchanged. Demand 475 7-16; cables 476 9-16: Mexican dollars unchanged.
 Time loans strong, unchanged. Call money unchanged.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-04

IF YOU MISS YOUR PAPER
 City subscribers who do not re- ceiVe The Arizona Republican promptly should telephone the cir culation department, phone 4331, before g o'clock in the morninq and copy will be immediately sent them.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-04

This stunning fall afternoon gown IS made of the seasons most fashion able fabric, tricolette. The blouse is French blue duvetyne, but the skirt and blouse trimmings are black tri- colette. The skirt is made on very long and narrow lines with draping at the back. Note the high collar and the loose sleeves.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-04
M METALS

NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-Metals un- changed.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-04
GRAIN
LIVESTOCK

Chicago CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-Hogs, receipts, .29, 900; market 25c lower; butchers s19.00619.40; light S1S.75@19.25 i; packing s179O61S.75; pigs, $17.0O@ 1900.
 Cattle receipts, 15,Oo0; market steady to e5c higher; beef cattle $10.o0G
Arizona republican., 1918-10-04

IF YOU MISS YOUR PAPER
 City subscribers who do not re- ceive Tho Arizona Republican promptly should telephone the cir euIation department, phone 4331, before 8 o'clock in the morning and copy will be immediately sent them.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-04
Sheep receipts, 3,100; market steady. Lambs s14.00@15.O0; ewes sS.50G9.25.
COPP

COPPERS
 Compiled for The Republican by R. Allyn Lewis, E. F. Hutton & Co.'s leased wire. Hotel Adams Building, 119 North Central Ave.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-05
soften uTitCu ipuuocu
inoeu - Elmer.
Stt tr Stn uGuli0t GridriHl mc0 bette
biemmsIapeot NitOotl. Soitr lIott.
Erao oct.

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iOruaa. buorfog bet buldee { tityC t,,tm DC
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bet Nouew,ooC Ten M1auoe t|Uorpaa bel.
toQtr tat puo en- baCyauatttt NoHt. GlutuOc
elcb,lttellG S.UorlHa, ui, BRING, ma til az
tortyuos, at hi l'tt bar iorisot BET ion Set.
a et t'uubheo poollotltgt NorcmiCor, ben
buroe holoes Strs0i!ab / tibuert @lcm t.
&ru9 ueo BET 'cr'tC lt3u I'll Nore. ruteu BE-,
forstomntcy ON |.Gtteu ,ltr ON Eo0ru.
Cullteulowat.g .gotbg!ey Tan fortune ota
meo Pc uUie yuutgEpu Nta. ppyol Hop
bet paa en- Qtutfu''e CO rulo I,uitsu mtc
oimluoe!la 1urup a. q~tGuulatt0 Suffer.
Att belle &o'tsuoe e. omtrtut % NsutS. %
eu bar en- 'u,b Frut az he. men UiyInWG5s
iuloe Wlooel, ou uoocuiiHoe bar bru0t.
Zen burilqe Ddytuoe EtHoruG. On tyboloct
az bsunt rorlI U.lee Nuueioit. oil u]rtelta
ouerroltt bl0 Eet te.tugotr huytio he he
truote Sljmhluocr. ION btortfty Nalltr uc
Su1tregene5 ,Hors, rau2itJ osu utebug,ligc
Sltoreu / el.itu, lesugy S,,mts ca oil mari
belt MAMIE otn NoHe. Rortynlla ion Etoutit.
StrubttoitI Hi9bors % btoutitf gnhmo
9utg IL ca hgl'R igrFutrtrtt sawwtH'gtutra a,
NORMAN NtHt vrtrott 20 br e. btrgwt over belle Ser.
cen 'or m htiertetHtt . r'u,ua pao Sauhlubrue
Tor al uat1oa ztI~slt 'uthue ~, arft ~
btutf mto '~gtoltrt2 AEr.e.tHQ 90 mcotag mater
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4eHafre prlEF! ttU1Rtbrrulss mfo'tlgtr htHut Qrs,
farot'or The &ru go yoUt 41uHt h7uI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-05
6uao ocr fan b0moc
Muocr Nrtactt.

S 6ranfrig nelter man / benne
Sio meb itor S%pGnoing Hettens Mf-
gjerelIe / en- meget inoplflet Sag,
Iom oreier iig ON en- apinoe, Srll
Wourct, iom pao en- merfelig Woobe
bar iaoet life mirlore ems tire 9gate-
memo.
Sru Wollrct bar gift, bn &rigen
bros ilO; men berloes Mano blep Itrar
inofalot, og ct Tar Waaneoer eiter
fit bun Mteobelelie ON, at ban bar
falben poa ggrenS Warf. SIM BE-
QrGo bum iom Jig ber % bsr, men
trelteoe liz mart, ioct bun giftebe fig
meo Ell al i'm iprite Wanos aamera.
ter, iom bar bicmme meb GermiSiion.
Men better life 0enne 2pffe ifuIoe
bare lGnge. aun nogle faa Tiger ef.
ter grp0ltppet lit bun ira arigsmis
niiteriet %llnoerretning ON, at ogiaa
heroes me Wano bar iorblit paa
Galplaoien. Otter me Soarer % M
Sorg giftcoe bun Jig oereiter meo ben
Wano. bois Nopn bum mi bprer.
Men eiter at bette sggteitab MT
bar paret ct Nars Sio, or Ser Tor no
gen Sil iioen fleet set merfelige at
begge Sc 10 ferite 9GgtemGno omtrent
iumtioig bor melOt Jig igien. Weo-
oelelien ON oeres 500 bar pGret
folif, men Ell Grtfe Smitrnoigbeoer,
lom set piloe pprc for pibt of fontme
nGrmere inb paa Der, bar iprbinoret
Sem begge / at al noget 2ipstegn ira
liz | Sen forlebne Sio.
Nr. I bopbc orret I tpif Sangen-
fob oa bleu nplig ~uoperlet netop lam'
tioig meo, at Nr. >, iom pur beierte.
ret % ocrfor bapbe bolot iig ifiuIt,
mcIote iig igien. @egge bar nleeei
I%orbouiet oper at trGfie life minore
emo TO aonfurrenter til lin Slltrus
@ltnit.
Hctten fol Tom fagt III oigiere,
hpem al Sc ire MPno ifal fortirttc
sGateifobct, ON set ifal pTre No. l,
buiS Sorbrirg 10 er Glbit, % 'on1
oesilocn paa @runo al lin Snpalibi'
tet trrrlger melt til Ell SuItrlt, eller
Nr. ., iom meo Gette Fan giere aiGl'
0enoe, at man heiit barbe funnel be.
tcane ham lom lapnet % aloeles lftC
ialben. eller Nr. 3, ipnl barber al
bans Hettiaheoer iislge Be s~iGloenot
Gone life opb9pes peo, at De IL
"Geoe" plioieIia er buffet op iglen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-05
WaDem ~toritDrret =?
Mnarib ben pirfelioe Mariae = Sag
Or. Gbpar0s' Cline SabIets.

Oct er buab 9uiinber, Der fiber
al Maueonoer, nu olgr. SItebetfpr
at ta9e Comics elIer foriggenoe at
lapps paa en- baarlis 6orosieIlt, ansriber
be ben p~irfeli9e adria9 til Snbet, uemlia en-
ouerlGsiet eeper og Ell forit9rret Waue.
Gr. geDarbs' Dime Tablets letter pao
en- ltnbrenoe 90 beIbyeoenbe Waaoe geperen
| N!rtlombeb. Naar eeuer os Wape nbis
rer line noturlise 6iiuftionsr, ba ioripiuoer
ben oaarlies 6oroeielie % Mapeonoer.
iopta on bar en- %ouarlie Smao / Dennben,
bclagt 5uuse, oaarlig appetit, e. ct boueut
% llsegIab eefinoeuos, bar ingeu Ambition
euer @nergi, er . aoet meb life at tiirus for.
bsie Nsoen, pa burbe bu tase Slipe J abiets,
Ct Sltbitltut for Salomel.
TT. ecuaros' Olive 5ab.ets CT Ell rem
pesitobtlif Guaranteeing blonbet meo
SlipenoIie. on nil fienoe benz peo bereS
Clipenfarpe. De pirter ilben 6nib, Rrampe
eller Smerter.
Sag ell eler TO ueb Sensetio for blrtiq
ytnorina, laa bu tan ipiic bpao bu lpnes ON.
Sll loc % 25c pr. este. 2ue apotbetere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-05

set lpocr for mnore, oenne 9uel
taa Siu % Spb Der urloer oet
merfncnoe Iitcnbimmel fploer %
Gle ntco Ell bilo @l9oe, npIten
&ellrpffcllc. 8anifc tGt oper
pore Sopeoer, unloer Sen piolettc
Simmel, fer hi De lplenoe Gig.
nalrofetter, Tom fortGllcr os bpor
WuIfincrlre beiinoer iig. Get er
rGlten life neopenoig, tbi III Ier
8niiterlle ira Waifinerne fare opcr
&imlcn. @per Sang Gnglpnoer.
ne ifpber poa SpIferen, forer en-
Cpprm al @triiter no fra bans
WaIfingepGr. = We1t Spiferen cr
oorpt, % peo OF lluu Sc oriiti8ite
Soing % @olter / 2uften lpffe-
oes set bam beitaroig at u1bgaa
lin Sie1toeS &llglcr.
Nen MI fontnter e,totul en- Ticlt.
port % enbnt cit "Spao" til, og
nj blir set Ell fitloitpnoig Slap.
iogt. @n grgluroer Iaa at lige
berger Zig fait poa "Ilbatroslen"
og peoblir meo at ifpbe lbs pna
BAN. Spiferen itprter neb. Gr
set forbi9 Nei, Ie BON faar otter
Wagten ooer i'm Waifine, ban
fommer tilpeirs, eaor neoopcr,
bans Wotor er %itonIet, nj, fiprer
ban benoper Soroen, og to al Tor.
felgerne bar ppret ioa iprige efter
at faa Ham paa BAN at Sc raslar
hclao Soroen eiter BAN. "aam-
merool &amn1eraol"
80 Tar SGnoer itrpffes op al
Waifinen, og ct gieblif efter trrf,
fer bore Soloater De TO tpife Sin.
pere op at Wfaifinell, mems oe brs.
Ter at @egeiitriug.
Wen oen treble Iienpot flpper
Ganlte lapt benoper SSor.
ben, beaimob @nngurerne for at
iortGqe ben eooe Npbeo til ale
&ameruterne."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-05
SiosTriitct "SOmra".

Noglc Set al SibSifriftct "Spm.
ra" s Iargauge. opcr 1000
itorc Cher - iplAeS til neoiatte
Iriicr. 2iaeiaa "Norif Imcrifa.
nerncs G~citifriit 1914" $50
itorc Siocr. inobunoct - iii hnIu
@ri$. SntcrG5ierc6e bcoeS ben.
peuoe zig til
Sbe Spmra 60,
Dor 313,
Secorab, So.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-05
WaolporosmaaIet.

irlgc9 Der j Hanoet, fiebes al apin
ser. apinhcn bGrcr ioaIcoeS II
Eicnoc0cIc al Iniparet for Wub
NcipurcIicn. gmcrifd ircnbrin0cI
mere Maoporcr enc nogct oloct 2onl
% ollie Sonoc bpor Solicit life hol
nof, iGttcr fit &aab til octte 2aro
&orc 6nrmcrc pil 9isre lit bebitc 70,
al proouccre iierre IpIinger inar
Q}cn Oct bill life hipIpe fort, bpiS life
bore &usme0re iporer buoh sc fan
ON bc gier lit bcoitc cq fisbcr for.
%ltnnoia - huob DC trpuger, men life
mere - % unoQoar SpiIo al Woo,
nil Scr bIi nof bnooc for o8 og DC
hundrcnoc / europa.
"@ictoru Bread" bill ira mi al BIZ
oct aiGnaie @reo / 2anoet, ioa.
lrngc arigcn porcr. Get bogca al
6Iouoct Nfcl; men life oper en- Sem.
tcport ifoI pGre @pcoemcI.
" n
Y~2iunciotaS 5000 Administrator,
q. 9 Mtlion bcnitiuer til olle, ionn
hnnolcr mco WtnOparer, al opbsrc
mco al opertcre, cnten / @la0cne clcr
pco lloitllllng / tine &in0uer, 5Ielf,
Suffer, @peocmcl % 9preicot. San
iorciInor, al DC iiteoen ber oucrtcrc
(iug, iom fan brltqe9 i%iteocnior DC
uppntc Artitler. Wonae retter iia
bpao oe IUicr / advertisement.
@lcm life, at bucncIo5 betur
hucoeloa, at @robom 8reo og @rpo
al iammoIct Spcoemcl eller Nlauoiu
acr, al builtc Ell Gel or @pc0cmcl,
lum 0lacoroni itanr poo 2iitcn ooer
Iorbuotc Sugcr poo bpc0cloie Gage.
SIcm heller life, at tieoloa bctpr,
NJ man pao sc Gage life ber Ipiic
cIlcr 6uorctiab, 6lcif, aaIpe-
clcg &ammctieo,
(ouit iom @orniib % opifaurct
BRIO / SlIppc bor opbere ira MI al.
Ger cr ct Cpcriflo al ca. so Ytil
@llibcl9 Notcter ira iioltc SOFT.
Settle Cpcritu0 bar iommc NnringS.
'Groi, iom ~ Wttuioncr 8liheIS
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