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The citizen., 1920-09-16

Predlcti'us that the Germans would
be unwilling or unable TO disarm and
properly intern the many thousands
Of Russians who were forced across
the East Prusslan border have been
fulfilled. Several times lately large
bodies Of these reds have recrossed
the frontier and attacked Polish po-
sitions. They were captured or re
pulsed. but Poland naturally II peeved.
She has sent notes 90 the allied pow
ers. demanding that Germany be- com
PEELED TO follow the rules OF warfare
and keep these bolshevik forces In re-
straint The Poles allege that the en-
tire Third bolshevik cavalry corps In
East Prussia has been neither dis
armed nor interned and their horses
have not been taken away from them.
They say these troops are In n posi-
tion TO charge across the frontier
whenever they wish. The Germans
reply that they have insufficient relchs-
wehr troops 10 guard So many reds.
The Independent Socialists Of Ger
many have turned against the Lenlne
regime In Russia. and In conference AZ
The citizen., 1920-09-16
FLAVOR OF BIG IMPORTANCE
" In Making Butter Desirable Quality
Is Spoiled Price on Market
Must Be Reduced.

Butter is valued over lard and tai.
low mainly for the reason that It has
more desirable flavor. If. In the
making and handling of butter this
desirable quality is spoiled. the price
Of the product on the general market
must be reduced accordingly. The
consumer eats butter mainly as a rel
ish. and If IL has a bad flavor II ceases
to be q desirable relish.
The citizen., 1920-09-16
STORING FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES

Every year people have trouble to
keep fruits and vegetables through
the winter. Much of this trouble can
be eliminated and large amounts of
foodstuff saved annually if few SIM
pie rules are followed. The College
The citizen., 1920-09-16

Melancholy sees the worst OF things
things as they might be. and not as
they are. II looks upon a beautiful
face and sees but a grinning SKULL
BOyee.
The citizen., 1920-09-16
VALUABLE HELP TO BREEDER
Dairy improvement Association En-
deavors to Improve Herds by
Hiring General Overseer.

The dairy improvement association
is a valuable aid to the breeder and en-
deavors to improve the herds by hir-
ing a man to spend his entire time vis-
iting the farms of an organized group
Of farmers in order to weigh their
milk, test it for butterfat and calcu-
late the records Of production and cost.
The citizen., 1920-09-16
NEWS REVIEW Of
CURRENT EVENTS
Attempt Of Communists to Run
Metal Industries Of Italy
Likely to Fail.
TECHNICAL MEN HOLD OUT

Llthusnlans open HostllltIes Against
the Poles-6ritish Won't Release
Irish Hunger strikers-Destrue-
tive Earthquake In itaIy-De-
velopments In Politics.
The citizen., 1920-09-16

Think an you speak. but speak not
all you think. Thoughts are your own T;
your words are so no mOre.-Delany.
The citizen., 1920-09-16
Surface Christianity.

Good breeding is surface Christianity.
%. W. Holmes.
The citizen., 1920-09-16
Regularity in feeding dairy stock is

Regularity in feeding dairy stock is
important.
Keep the cans Of cream in a cooling
tank until time of delivery.
Skim the milk as soon after making
as possible and cool the cream at
once.
A COW must have a certain amount
or food nutriments TO keep up the
flow of milk.
The citizen., 1920-09-16
LESSON FOR SEPTEMBER 10
EVILS OF iNTgMPERANcE (rEM.
PERANcE LESSON.

LESSON TEXT-Prov 23.is-2i, EOS
GOLDEN TEXT-The drunkard and
the glutton shall come to poverty Prov
2.2i
ADDITIONAL MATERIAI1-Dan. l.
PRIMARY TOPIC-Keeping our Bodies
Strong
JUNIOR ToP1C-what Strong Drink
Does 20 the Drinker.
INTERMEDIATES AND SENIOR TOPIC
Deadly Foes In Disguise.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
Alcohol False Claims and True
Charges
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-29

caliy every class of business, showing
that pneumatic truck tires have been
In service anywhere from one year to
two and one-half years. and during
the entire time have never been off
the rims.
The rural free delivery division of
the United States Post Office Depart.
ment operates fleet of trucks on
pneumatics that is probably larger
than any other in the country. They
have had so few punctures that they
no longer believe is necessary to carry
spares.
AS for mileage. l find in our rec
ords reports on set after set of tires
which have rendered better than 90
600 miles. We have records through
the United States in practically every
class of service of from l0,006 to 50,-
600 miles, And those of 10000 to 5O.-
00a were in extremely hard service.
The United States Nobby Cord pneu-
matte is especially adapted for rough
or muddy roads where good traction il
essential
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-29
HIGH GASOLINE COST
SHOULD IMPEL CARE

Advances in gasoline cost should
impress on motorists the need OF great
err care. which means less waste. as
serts John ID. Mansfield. General Sales
Manager, bort Motor Car Company.
Fuel consumption Of cars varies
considerably. Some engineers have
had fuel In mind in designing cars and
other have been thinking of saving in
other ways, perhaps. But, no matter
how efficient the engine. how far 1t
will pull the car on a gallon, there
generally Is chance for the driver to
save by being observant.
What at first may call for intimacy
with everything the car does until 1t
reaches the stage of n task soon will
become a habit. unnoticed. but effect
ing a great saving.
Economy OF bort cars has been an
outstanding feature since the first crop
II results from the triple heating
method which converts gasoline into
powerful gas and a double exhaust sys-
tenn which quickly clears the cylinders
of dead gas, eliminating resistance.
Under ordinary usage the bort has
low fuel bills. but when the
owner Is ever watchful the record Is
quite bit larger In fact. there are
drivers who surprise us with their
mileage. and they do not find that
watching this detail detracts any from
the pleasure OF motoring. on the con-
trary they enjoy their fun at a lower
expense than the other fellow, and
that condition always has an appeal
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-29
WHAT FACTOR MAKES
f, MOTOR TRUCKS GOOD?

What characterizes good motor
truck? What is the specific thing that
commends II, above the inferior truck,
to the truck buyer?f What, besides a
differcnce In price. differentiates be-
tween tho superior truck and the In
fcripr? III the answer ls quality, what
good IL quality In motor truck? It's
easy enough to appreciate quality in
n passenger car. But when n man
buys a truck he isn't looking for artis-
tic lines. mirror-like finish. or luxur-
ious upholstery.
What is the good OF quality in mo.
tor truck? The answer Is one word
service. The carefully selected mater
ials. the skilled, conscientious work.
manshIp, the scrupulous inspection
that go into high-grade motor truck
all make for quality. And built-ln
quality comes out in superior service.
Quality built into the motor comes
out In power performance, In sturdy
pull-ability not only during the first
weelc or month or six months OF the
trucks life. but day after day. year
after year. SO quality built into the
entire truck. from radiator to tail
lamp. comes out In service-7steady.
dependable. economical, long time SER
vice,
The quality truck has the stamina
to carry II through any emergency
and durability to keep on working al
most idenfinitely. Durability possibly
Is not the most important attribute Of
the superior truck, but 1t happens to
be one of the most conspicuous char
aeteristics.
The White Company for instance.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-29
BUICK FACTORY HELPS
MAKE FLINT BIG TOWN

Back In the earlier days when Flint
| was a village of i,500. with an area
of sixty acres, 1t was merely an Indian
trading point. and the inhabitants
those days strapped snapped horses.
and bargained with the Big Chiefs and
their Squaws.
In 1905 when the Buick factory built
its first buildings here. Flint grew rap
idly to what was considered a wonder
ful population or some $4,000, Dur
ing the next five years Buick business
expanded to such a degree. that when
the census of 1910 was recorded it
showed a population of SS,500.
Under the new census returns Flint
advances from the sixth city i'm Michi-
gan with population of $500 in
1910 to third place with a population
of e1.599.
Added TO these figures during the
past few days are the recent annexa-
tlons to this city which will give Flint
a present population exceeding 100000
or nearly las per cent increase.
Such n remarkable growth so far,
IL one of the highest records of the
1920 U. s. census returns. 1t has been |
largely brought about through the To- |
mouth Buick Motor Car plant, in
which institution nearly 10000 persons
are daily employed, thereby giving a
livelihood to more than 10000 of
F'lint's population.
There few cities in America that
Enjoys the distinction of having such
world wide reputation. for upon both
it has become known as
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-29
REALTY TRANSFERS


Mary Etta Arnberg to Cunningham
j Sheep & Land Co, $4,000. Sw Ia Sec
10. and NE Ia NV Ia, Sec. %, TIP.
l, 5. r. 81.
Eugene II. Knots to Walter w
Wegner $40. SW Ia SW Ia, Sec. 81,
Sc IA Sc IL. See. IS; $ L. NV IL,
lots and of Sec. "a, TIP. >. s. a. "a.
w, NJ. Davis TO f. \. and NJ. NJ.
Johns $40. y IL n L. SW La Sec.
}, TIP. 8. N. Il. 35.
Elisha Begley to b. NJ. Rogers S4O0.
Lot 3. Block C. Hermiston Orchards.
Ira Arbogast to j. W. Chenault
$1,000. acres in Sc La NV Ia Sec.
/, TIP. 5. n. r. S5.
Toy-toy & wa-ho-pa TO j. ID. Owen,
$3.50. Sc Ia SW Ia Sec. IA. TIP. l. N.
II. SO.
VIM. Wagner to John Pitman SlO.-
600. NE1-4 NV Ii NV Ia Sec. 81.
TIP. 6, n. II. So.
frankie f. Cox to j. f. Allen. $4,000.
Lot 3, block 16. Raley's Add. Pendle-
ton.
Charles Bachelor to lila Il. Simp-
son $500. Lot >, Block :, Coles Add.
Pendleton.
A. II. Cox to Addie Il. Cresswell.
$1,000. E IL Lots and s, Block 3,
Add. Pendleton.
Walter d. Lehman TO John I. Ogle.
S10. Lots and .. Block "E'' Jacobs
Add to Jacobs Add Pendleton.
Joseph W. Craik to Ray c. Goode.
si.0o. NV IA ME- Ia Sec. 81, TIP. 5,
\. r.. 20.
J. II. Kennedy to H. s Murray. s1o,-
IOO. Mete and bound tract in NV Ia I
lw "a NE IA Sec. =. Tpl 5 n. II. !
3.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-29
SPRING DEBILITY
Loss Of Appetite. That Tired Feel.
ING and Sometimes Eruptions.

Thousands take Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla as their spring medicine for
that tired feeling. nervous weakness,
impure blood and testify II makes
them feel better. eat and sleep bet
ter. and makes food taste good"
Spring debility is condition In
which II is especially hard TO combat
disease germs. which invade the sys-
tenn here. there and everywhere.
The white blood corpuscles. some
times called the little soldiers in the
blood" because IL is their duty TO
90 good service.
Hoods Sarsaparilla increases the
'slittle soldiers" and enables them to
resist germs of grip. influenza, fe-
vers and other ailments. 1t has
stood the test of three generations,
giving entire satisfaction. Gct II today.
II laxative or cathartic is needed.
take Hoods Pills.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-29

has records OF White trucks.--rccords
Kept and submitted by tho truck own.
ers, themsnIvcs-thnt have run moro
thnn 100000 miles, and are still ope-
rating every day With on apparent
dimnution In efficiency. These rec-
ords--and they do not take In all the
trucks that have attained such mile
ages show that the character OF the
work to be done or the circustances
surrounding the work have little to
do with the ultimate aggregate or "a
trucks service so many trucks have
passed the 100, ,000-milc mark that
that mileage. once considered a re-
markable achievement. has become a
common place performance.
In some Instances motor trucks
have so far exceeded 100000 miles and
kept right on running that their rec
ords border on the spectacular As
an illustration. a White Truck owned
by Alexander & Wnlling OF Fresno.
Cal. has travelled 100000 miles a
half million miles and Is still In active
service. This mileage was made, OF
course. In service calling for daily
runs longer than are required In or
binary service: and 1t Is to ordinary
service that the greater Interest at
taches.
A two-ton White purchased by the
Gifford's Express Co.. of Providence
II. l.. in December 1912 has not been
out OF service two weeks altogether
in its entire seven years OF service and
more than 10000 miles.
Other examples. hundreds OF them,
might be cited. say Frentzcl & Wales
the local White distributor, but these
nre typical OF the performance an
owner can anticipate from high
grade. quality truck.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-29
TRUCK PNEUMAT|CS
Do NOT PUNCTURE

One phase OF the use of pneumatic
truck tires which has worried the
truck owner to no smaH degree is the
possibility of punctures.
Regarding punctures," says w. V.
Logan. manager OF the pneumatic
truck tire department of the United
States Tire Company, "our records
show that an owner need not have a
moments worry about them. L have
records of trucks operated I'm practi
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-29

truck engines. When the truck is
standing at the loading platform or
elsewhere the engine should be stop
ped. Unless some watch is maintain
cd over the drivers they will idle their
engines to avoid the trouble of making
a fresh start
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-29

Millions OF gallons of fuel are vast
ed every year through the idltng of
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-16
Berger.

llnierc 2Sungens boben cinen @oic-
ball.GhIb organiiirt un0 beobIihti-
qcn BON Scnrp 6infe Elm @runOItllt
at pudtcn I'm 0asielbc ais Spiel
plnb SIT benueen.
q. .. S6uIte mar lebte @o6c
in @eihdftcn in ct. 2Ouis.
Sobn 3. Stof bot Oieies Sabr
idon ied5 nclte 9in0cr pcrfalft,
mas ucrmutbcn ldBt ooB unicre 6or-
mcr Oicics 25obr cine CUTE Grnte
Crluartcn.
Saul @ossmam unb 6amiIie
merben in nG6iter 3utunft nat
@oibington iiberiie0eln.
RobIfing & Mortin crbieItcn Die
Ter Gage cine GorIaoung Sala.
8ic ms beriftet miro lit SRI.
NoGinou &aie an Sen glattern in
lcihtcr 6orm crfronft.
PIN leeten Sonntog fcbrte 8e.
putter Stor6 bel Ser 6amilie Sige
Sleocmann Elm uno binterIieB Elm
I66tcrden.
GrnIt 8luncr mar lcttc @odc
bciuhSmCiic in Ct. 2ouis.
ltnIcrc Sormcr fonntcn lcttc $50
DIE infolqc oc5 GiicnbobnsS treifS,
fem &icb Derienoen. Gs mar Oicl
&ieb bierber gebraht morben, bo5
sic Turnlcr 8e5plulNcn morcn wic.
Ser no6 ibrcn 6ormen 5urijd 5l
brtngen.
Sos. 8. &rancr un0 6omilic rel.
itcn lCttc Mo6c nud Girfmooo gum
3eIl,d, Scr Gltcrn rno @roBeltcrn.
Gus. 9oebm, bon 6crmonll, NOR
lcbten Srcituq bier I'M unierc CAPT
toliItcn fir Elm Gel eifGft 81, in
tcreiiircn.
Senrp @erritIen uno 6omilie, bon
Morriion, befinoen iif icit mebrcren
Gogen bier ol,f @eil,f bei Sen @l.
tern ser 6rau @erriticn, Sgnot
SpedbolS uno Satin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-16

SRI. GIora 0ufner uno ibr
g}ruoer Rop 9ufncr. bon ct. 2ouiS,
befonoen iid leste @o6e bel ibren
Gltcrn, @m. 9ufrer un6 Satin on
ser 2ittlc Berger, ouf geild.
-Trl. gillian @cgcmann, BON
ct. Qouis, unb Sherman WtoDon,
Dnn 5tolpe, maren lebten 5amStog
bier unit Der bon Der biciigcn 9(meri,
con 2c9ion OeronItoltttcn TCItliftcit
]D"3umobncn,
Trou 3. 81. StottO. bon ct.
2or!s, pe(fc mehrerc Gage letter
@8odc beiutspciIc bier Ocrmcilte,
tcbrtc icBtcn OOnucr9tnq micocr M
lbrc Neimotb 5urjlt IN 8cGIcit1m8
i6rcr Mnttcr, 5rnu NturD =. Bauer,
melhc ouf mnbeItinurte 3eit BORT ST.
Dcrblcibcn bedbIihtigt.
-@alter 0ocnnlm un0 @attin,
Don 2ittle Sails, Winu., trofen lcbte
Isolde bier EN- I'M Dem 8oter Ser
1rau Soen1unn, hilbert SCHUBERT. in
y0ern1onn mo ocn Gltcrn ocs SCrrn
0oemonn in Ncp &oUcn, eincn 8e.
Judi nh5llItotte,
-@clmont @luler. bon ct. 2oltiS,
mar mchrcrc Gage letter ISOLDE bier
gum @cilldl Icincr Gltern, @ltitoo
B(aicr un6 Satin.
-4oitor 6. 9rllrocblcr, bon ser
cDdnQl. &irdF brl Fot301m unO iCine
Goniirmonoen .Gloiie, beitehcn6 aus
~folGcn6er &1,obcn ltno MGofcn, ia
men lceten 6reitnG bicrbcr I'm beinl
YhotoQrnpbcn Elm @ruppcnbiI6 an
'ertiGcn gu Iaiien: &nl. un6 @eorg
Slider, Gruin Calf, 2ouis 6icQlcr.
NltQuit 0cppe. Nnlic Soothing un0
BcorI Calf.
Strait Nina @cdmonn ulo sc.
rcn ShNucitcr, Sri. Srcnc aubn,
Dcrmciltrn letter TrcitoG briut5pei.
ie III It. 2oltiS.
Emit Sdmciocr rciitc letter
Oiensto9 nod 0~oonbille um tempo.
rGr oic 5teIlc ocS engineer nli
Dem oortigcn T0hrboot Sterling"
81 ilbCrnchmcn.
-&cutc Mber6 finbct in Der G0n
cert Nallc sic Iuffiihrllng ocS 2i,it,
ipieic$ Che Ribal$," 6ur6 Die Sh1
ocntcn Scr SodifuIe Itott.
Better Ganuicr, meIfer in Scr
9tGbc bon Ct. Charles cine groBt
8tebiorm bctrctbt, mar tpGbrcn6 sic
Ter 8ohc bier 3um Rell,d ieine'
Salnilie. Gr t6cilte unS nit, 0ol
fem Sobn, @alter s. 0oulicr, 9e
iiter bcS Gonuier 6Ieii6morft, "a
bier, ipel6cr icit Wlelrerrn @o6e1
gclunobcitsbol6cr ouf Der Sorul Der
mcilt, raid fet,,er @ereiung entgc
gen scbt uro in nGditer 3ufrni
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ieine$ @d9dfteS mteoer gu iibel
mtmcn. Mud Srau 8alter Gam,
fec peilt our Sfleee hires @otte
ouf ser Gorm bel ct. Charles.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-16

-Trou Charlotte @ruf tcbrtc lcb
ten Ireitog Don cincnl mebrm0dcnt
Ii6cu 9ciuf bel &crmonotcn in
2ittlc Nod, g(rt., (rop, 81. ulo ct.
2ouiS, 5urild.
Il .5tanOor0" @cIcucOrn. SunlCn
S1 : Gents pro Yfuno, III u. VI.
u ict's Solrtb Strcct Storc.
-Ibco. 3. Iiup mlo Sobn Scr.
bert, uon Stotpc, worcn Gcitcrn bier
in @eitGftcn,
-6rls. altrclio Sdutb, Sulio
aelrnc uno Gina II. NmanOa Straf,
bon ct, 2ouia, iino bier olli @ciuf
bel ibren Ingcb0rigul.
&anft bic vgrOiScrfait."
Dos Neltcic olti Dem @cbiet Der
5tit Nto5el lit bic 9roiOcrfaIt
Babel. Gie 9lrbcit Oamit 9ebt
idneller rtnr lit if)oncr olS nit IT
.0cno elmer dnocrCn NooeI. &c0c ga
Ocl miro 8orontirt, Scbt OicicIbe
oll Der Nrbeit in
9irt's &nrietD Storc.
-Gic Coles Greet S6ulc, lpclde
umtcr Hcitung Der Ecbrertn, SRI.
Morion @il0 Itnn0, bcihloB ibren
5hnltcrmin lcbtcn Somstag nit
cntiprcd)cnoen 6eicrIihtcitcn.
81. i. %on@cbrcno, bon Seem
Noocr. mar Icttcn 9icnSto9 in Sc
id)Gitaiodcn in @crntonn.
-6rou @cnrp 6iptc unO Sobn
@enrn, ionic Trou @altcr 6infc,
Dot Berger, bcionocn iif) lcttcn
6rcitag bciu6smciic bier.
-Srls. 2i5jic lno Wurtbo Slid
mo6tcn lebtcn Sonntog cine @c.
iudsrciic nod Gbantois.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-16

-Nrtcmlrs 6oQbcf unO Sos. q.
Spedbols, bon Berger, luarcn let.
Geo. s. &lcnf bat iein Hcii.
oenS.Gigentbum an Ser wcitl. ..
an GreO SduIcnbcrG fllr
$1,000 oerfouft. 9err Sdulenbur8
lit ser Sdmiegeriobn oes Scrmonn
Sefotte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-16

-6roll RoInlia Claus, als Ser.
molteritt bes No6loilcs hires BERT.
@atten, Serman Claus, oerfaufte
lctte ISOLDE 40 @dcr Qono an Ser
Coles Greet on ibren S6miegerIobn
2ouis SdoItcrL bon RbinelonO, fir
$4,000.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-16

Boone Golntp Itimmte bel elmer
neuli6en 8abI fir cine 8onbol&S.
gabe BON $4,000 gum 8at zines
Golrntp Soipitals.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-16
Selmels' 9caOer aafte
30 Gents pro 9fnnb.

Scriutt 0icicn aoffcc scr GuBcrit
btlli9 i'm Sreiie un6 nus9e5eidnet
IN Der GltalitGt iit.
6orbes' 9on Con &affee, before
GllalitGt as Gents.
6orbes' SpIenoio, &offce, bette
Gualit6t so Gents.
Sobn s. Selmers.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-16

ueldcr AM Wontag ron Ielner Crit.
linasiohrt mad Ct Soui5 3urijt.
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ocbduoc on ser Gdc Scr 3. un0
SdillcritroBc ourd Die @onidrcincr
goumltort Bros. nit elmer ncucn
8los. Tront ocricben laiien. Gmil
Simon miro om 1. Roi iein Store.
eci66ft nod oieicm 8ebGiloe perIc'
gen.
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rlrna Scr flcinen Cpcrctto, "@olocn
Soir," iuclfc inter Girettion bon
Trou emma Slocomb onl OItermons
tuo in ser CONCERT Safe Itattfono,
bctruGcn $t05.7O.
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ISOLDE hiCrber mto lpcr6cn cine @o.
de bel Sen Gltcrn uno @roBcltcrn,
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UCrmcjlcn.
Capt. $. u. 2in6ort. 9cn 2onb.
pcbr unO Sobn aoinrf, bon Nt
StcrlinQ. morCn om 2icn8to1 IN
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uon ser &lcnf NQcntllr crbielt, bicr
%ob3uboIcn.
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9mli9, fum Qcitcrn in ihrc oltc Sci.
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peri0nlidl ibrc @lildmiinifc Oar5u.
%bringcn.
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