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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-22
HUNDREDS OF HUNTERS
. " RANGE MAINE WOODS
(By United PressJ

Bangor, Me-, Oct. 22.-The call of
the Red Gods, the lure of the trail
in the "big woods" and the smell of
gun-powder, of frying bacon, and
wood fires has brought hundreds of
hunters to the woods of Maine for
the moose and deer season.
Game wardens estimate that more
hunters entered the woods this sea-
son than in several years. The num-
Der of heads" taken is not yet
known. That many of the nimreds
are crack shots. however, is appar-
ent from the number of fine heads
shipped out OF the woods. -. -;
Almost every wayside station on
the edge of the big game country has
one or more specimens waiting for
shipment. @7@f -. .
Moose and deer appear to be as
plentiful as ever, according Ito
guides, although the coming OF
campers and Fcottagers in search Of;
the virgin forest" during the sum
mer, and the increase in hunters is
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-22

A. special delegation of Fillpinos, Of
hcially representing the Filipino peo-
pie, attended the Republican and DEM
ocratic National conventions, seeking
an Endorsement Of the Filipino desire
for independence in the two platforms.
Their arguments, briefly stated, were
as follows: III -
First.-That the american Declare
ton Of independence declares that
governments derive their just powers
from the consent Of the governed;
| Second.-That the American Con-
gress, in the Jones law, solemnly prom
;ised the Filipinos independence upon
the establishment Of stable govern
ment, and that their claim that the
said stable government Is now in ex-
.istence in the islands has been official
,ly confirmed by Americas own repre-
isentatives there; and
Third.-That America went before
the world in the recent war as the
;avowed champion Of "self determina-
'tion," American soldiers having been
told 1t was one of the things they
were fighting and dying for.
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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-22
.HARDlNCS NAME KISSED
BY DELAWARE AUDIENCE
(By United Press

Wilmington, Della. Oct. %. (By
Herbert Walker. )--Senator Warren
G. Harding's name was Kissed by an
audience that packed the big theatre
here yesterday where Governor Cox
spoke. The demonstration came
when Governor Cox mentioned the
republican candidate signing Sena-
tor Lodges Round Robin against
the peace treaty.
A short time before the crowd
Kissed and booed at the mention OF
Lodge, whereas President Wilson'S
name was applauded. The theatre
where the governor spoke had room
for about half the people who were
out to hear him. Cox also ridiculed
Senator Harding for implying that
France desired to desert the league
for a new association OF nations: T..
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-22
WANDERER REITERATES
DENIAL OF WIFE MURDER

Chicago, Oct. 21.-Undisturbed by
the rapid firing of questions by the
prosecuting attorney, Carl Wandcrer,
on trial for the murder of his wife
and an unidentified tramp, today re-
iterated his denial that he killed his
wife.
= He said that the tramp shot her
and he killed the tramp. Wanderers
answers to some of the questions
were vague. He again repudiated the
alleged confession that he had slain
both.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-22

driving the game far into the woods.
The 4hunder who covets head this
season must plod the tote road" for
many weary, foot-sore mile, in
many instances swing a canoe over
rocky portages and use every trick of
the game to get within range of the
man-shy, bull moose.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-22
EDITORS HAVE RECEIVED
THREATENING LETTERS
(By United Press

Dallas. Texas, Oct. 21.-Editors or
several Dallas and other newspapers
have received letters threatening the,
destruction Of their plants If the pub
locations fail to support the demand
for Accent cotton the heads of the
department of justice bureau making
Investigations reported here today.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-01-03

entirely inadequate for the services
performed by himself as naval attache
at Madrid and those who worked With
him. His work, he said was effective
in keeping Spain from entering the
war in 1918 and also reduced the sub
marine activities off the coast Of
Spain.
eff my estimate is correct" the lat
ter continues, my services and the
services of those who worked with
me in spite Of the opposition Of the
ambassador, is certainly greater than
the work done by any single battleshlp
in the war, or by any official station
ed on shore duty in an adminfstra-
tive capacity
Paris, Dec 30.-Joseph Willard,
American ambassador at Madrid since
1913, had his attention called today to
the letter recently written by Rear
Admiral Benson w. Decker, former
naval attache at Madrid, in which the
admiral set forth his declining the
navy cross, for which he was recon-
mended by Secretary Daniels. The am
bassador however, declined to COM
ment on the letter.
ST have nothing TO say was the
only statement made by the ambassa-
dor who is here on a visit and plans
shortly to return ia the Spanish cap
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-01-03
DECKER DECLINES
WAR DECORATION
Attache at Madrid During War
Thinks He Has Not Been
Sufficiently Honored

Habana, Dec 3O.-Rear Admiral
Benson w. Decker, former naval at
tache at Madrid and at present in
charge of the naval district with head
quarters at Key West, Florida, was re-
ceived by President Menocal today.
When shown a Washington dispatch
today regarding the possibility Of a
congressional investigation into the
declination by himself and various ma
val officers of decorations for services
during the war, Admiral Decker de-
cllned to make any comment He ad-
ded that a letter which he recently
sent to Secretary of the Navy Daniels
was of a confidential nature, and,
that therefore, any comment on the
situation must come from Washington.
Rear Admiral Deckers letter to
Secretary Daniels made public Satur-
day set forth the admirars reasons for
declining the navy cross for which he
was recently recommended by Secre-
tary Daniels. He said the award was
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-01-03
drugs. Bnifaing supplies, etc.

drugs, building supplies. ett.
Every cent Of Sumter money sent
out Of Sumter by the consumers OF
users Of groceries, mems al women's
clothing, shoes, anG for H.1les. hors-
es, agricultural machinery, fertilizers
drugs, building supplies Of various
kinds, printing, hardware, jewelry,
millinery, bread, pastries, Or other
necessities which are offered for sale
in Sumter by Sumter enterprises, or
for getting any kind Of work done
which can be done in Sumter by
Sumter skilled OR unskilled labor, is
according to the propaganda Of Sum
ter business establishments and farm
ers, absolutely tearing down Sum-
ter's business enterprises, lessenlng
the demand for Sumter labor, book
keepers, clerks, mechanics, profess
Sional men, and generally against the
progress Of Sumter.
Clerks, bookkeepers, restaurants
boarding house keepers, hotels, and
all employees subscribe to the above
doctrines.
If these contentious be true ther
why not start in right by demanding
al things equal, that Sumter manu-
;actured bread be used to give Sum
.er men and women that much more
employment and keep that much more
Sumter money in Sumter.
If it is wise policy to buy your
clothing, groceries, fuel, building
supplies, agricultural machinery, fer
tilizers, drugs, jewelry, hardware, etc.
from Sumter merchants, why isn't il
a good policy also fo Sumter gro
GERS to advocate patronizing the Sum
ter bakeries whose owners and en-
ployees patronize the Sumter whole
sale and retail grocers, and merchants
of other lines Of business.
There is no intention on the part
of the writer to try to dictate to Sum
ter merchants how to run their bus
mess. But as this advocated policy
as regards Sumter made bread is an
established propaganda Of Sumter's
merchants in other necessities Of
life, perhaps these few suggestions
might be the means Of reviving inter
est in "patronizing home enterpris-
es" which means keeping Sumter
money in Sumter where it is going to
be needed more than it ever has been
when Mr.. and Mrs. Boil Weevil ge,
INTO fyll swing on the farms Of Sumter
county in the next two years.
Give the Sumter merchant, manu-
facturer, laborer, salaried men and
women, farmers. and Sumter people
the opportunity to show what they
can do or offer for sale. before send
ing your money out Of Sumter to build
up other cities and towns. while, les
sening the advantages of your own
city and county.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-01-03
POLK MAY RE-
TIRE SOON


Washington. Dec. 81 (By the AS
sociated Press. no author
lied statement on the subject is OBJ
tainable. it is understood that reor-
ganization of the State department in
the near future will involve changes
in the personnel Of the highest grades
and Frank l. Polk, under secretary OF
State will voluntarily return to pri-
vate life to resume the; practice OF
law
Mr.. Polk has just returned to Amer
lea from Europe where he succeeded
Secretary Lansing as the head Of the
American commission at the peace
conference and closed up the connec-
ton Of this government with the SUI
preme council except, in so far as it
exists through the presence of AM
bassador Wallace in the status of an
observer and reporter.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-01-03
SALOYALTY CENSUS.

One result of the Armistice Day
srouble in centralia, Wash, was the
immediate formation in Lewis conn-
" ef an organization known as the
Loyal American League. Every loyal
American citizen IS eligible to men,
bership. Notary publics all through
the country are supplied with blanks
On which oaths Of allegiance MAJ be
taken. Each person admitted receiv-
ed card Of membership, without
cost
Employers expect their men to own
sacn cards. The governor of the
State las appointed organizers in ev-
cry other county in the State.
The aim OF the league seems to be
chiefly the identification of all loyal
men and women. whatever their age
or Animation. It demands that every
loyal and law-abiding citizen make
his presence known and add his bit OF
Influence to the side Of decency and
order.
When the forces Of good thus line
dp nn the side of righteousness ir
any community it is always found thai
they outnumber the forces OF evil. Il
Is a coed thing occasionally TO &C
something Of the kind. It enables
people to decide for themselves jus'
where they stand on any question OF
honesty and patriotism. It also has 9
wholesome effect upon the dis,oyal mi.
nority whose work is bold and danger.
gsous only. so long as it is allowed tc
40 unchecked and unconfronted by the
rashiic will for good.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-01-03
4sTaE TRUTH To RUSSIA"

Some of the Red leaders recently
reported declared defantly before
saiasrg that they were glad they were
Is0ing to- Russia because they would
be able 10 tell Russians the truth
abost Anasrsca
There something curious to
15Rk ahout-the ideas about America
fsat Aosa Reds viii carry back to
Russia 81 them, and what relation
tne eash bear to the facts. and how
ose pesseeuted" passengers Of the
Buford hSnpen to come by them.
They and their kind have been ac-
sena aonaed 0 calling. this country more
ssraanssas than imperial Russia. COM
paFins esn government unfavorably
that of the old ears and seeing
ia ossr political and economic in
ststEto othingI less than Slavery" :"
pt our social life,. our real ideals root
sed ID ions OF freedom. COM
fort deceney, tolerance and generos-
siEy, they appear to know nothing.
here must be something essential
With the minds Of all those
Reds They are not necessarily in
sans bat their brains somehcw fail to
Saasaiou properly. Apparently they
ssnnc see what normal immigrants
see Vhst their eyes look upon and
their ears hear, their minds fail to
Some OF them appear TO
haysg ODD brains, tco, OF a sort. That
1Eork well on certain planes
and certain directions The trou-
hse thsy start wrong. They begin
uafRfaase premises. and 50 their log
sezl aions are absurd.
saves come to- America, most
90 ghea with hxed social. economic
and political ideas. based on old con-
sd1tlo4s ID Russia or elsewhere. Ar
they cannot see that conditions
axe different. They fancy they:
saeS, Us 5See America, the same imne-
rEassaa kNrongs, the same bitter sys<
tens TSnl which they sought to es-
nd by a strange strengthening
of thisS Sobsession, they come in time
even imagine that things here are
- v.nrsae s fytan abroad
arng with these diseased minds
s: aFe: hsss without actual experience
OF wrong; canght and swept away, b.
SocSaI pr Anarchist theories. They
the imported theory for the
reaitty, and so look upon freedom and
ran ft fysauny,srn eet with opportunity
md fancy It cruel system of indus
trial s,aserry.
VIA hen, do these homing mis-
xioAafies of revolt know about Amer
1cas Nothing that is true-nothing
more fsaan the half-truth that may be
worse than outright falsehoods.
Happily few immigrants have such
a5sordered vision. 1t may be safely
said that SO per cent of those who
come 10 our shores are open-minded
and seyel-headed enough to see things
pretfy well as they are. Thus they re-
main and become, sooner or later,
good Americans, or at least the par
ents of good Americans.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-01-03

London. Dec. .1s.-Typewriters have
Just been put into use for the first
time in the House1of Commons Press
gallery, but over the protests Of
minority Of older members
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-01-03

Nantes, France, jan 1.-The bar
racks here containing large stocks
of American munitions has been de-
stroyed by fire.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-01-03
RIOT IN KOREA

Honolulu, Jan. IA widespread
revolt against japanese is imminent
in Korea. according to correspon-
dent Of the Honolulu Advertiser.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-01-03

Mexico City. Jan. 1.-The Mexican
congress adjourned last night. The
next session opens September l.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-01-03
Marriage Licenses.

Co!ored-Hoilie Thompson. PaSville
and Severia Pringle, Paxville.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-01-03

FOR sALE-some Of the best regis
tered Guernsey bulls Of various ages.
From a prize winning family. G.. N.
: :Boykin, Mayesville, S. c., R. F. D.
No. 8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-02-06
9icpnblitaniidc MaiicuOcriummlnua.
GrluGBlt Sclcgatcn sur Contention
in WuntgUmcrn GitD.

Cine bonn Central GOnllte Cinbcs
rlfenc rcpublifo1iihc Roiicnpcr-
ionmIlnq fono letter Srcitag III
GmcnSpillc itott. GbepOor Gjrof
mllrbc 5lm 8oriibCr lmo Geo. g.
Hucbi9cr ais Scfrct6r crlpdblt. Der
3mcf scr &erionunllmg mar Die Grs
mGbIlmg non 10 0clcgotcn 5u Der
am 8. TCbrllor il, Montgonlcrn GitD
obSlDoltCnoen Convention bcS 9.
Gongrcb. Tiitriftcs, III mClhcr 5luei
QcIcgotcn 5ur rcpublifonii6Cn 0to-
tionol-G l-GpnuCntion 81 CrlpGblCn limo.
6oIgcnbc 0clc0otCn mllroCn or.
mNDIt lulo inltrltirt ibrc StinIncn
iiir umicrrn Mtitbilrqcr, NidtCr II.
81. @rcucr, ais 0clegot sur 9totio-
nol.Gonpcntion ob5ugcbCn, unN oas
roli bin5lmirtcn oob Die 5lt crlpdbs
IcnOcn 0cIc9otcn lpcOCr fiir Den ei.
ncn o0cr ncn onoercn ser ErGii0cnt.
idoftS- -Gonoi0otcn initrllirt mcrocn,
ionNcrn Nob bcnIelben frcic @abl in
scr Domination ocSIclbCn 9ciidcrt
1pcrbc: Or. s. 9. Scbo. ". 8. 2m,
gcnbcr9, 3. $. @obcnltrcct, $. ".
pciobrencr. GboS. NtottbepS, u. q.
aorItcot, 8. @. NcnsIcp Il. u.
9rcucr, u. g8. 0iebcl uno Ebcobor
0iItbeD.
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s.Ginfumineu.Stcncr.
ScridJtc miiiieu bis 5um /. MGr5 al.
gesebcn uerben. - Sic Stcncr
bctrGgt ~ ErUScnt anf alle
Giunabmen ilbcr ben GEs
cmptiOns.Sctrag.

9lllr lpcI6e lcttcS SSobr cincn @c.
ri6t ousfertigten lmO Ginfonmlcn.
Stcuern on bas 8unoessglnlt be.
5ablten ionic allc Ecrioucn, 0crcn
Ginfonuncn bic blrd oo5 bctr. Wc.
ies Dorgeidricbenc S0be Crrcidt,
nlilIicn bicies SSobr nift MIR cinen
@eri6t an ooS 9lmbcsi6obomt Jon.
bern alt6 oil 0en County -gliicIior
CinIcnocn.
Gos StaotSs sWeieb ihrcibt Dor 0ob
jCoc lmperbeiratDCtc Gcrion bcrcn
Ginnobnlen I'M pcrgnngencn Sabre
$1,000 unO iebe bcrbcirotbetc Scr.
ION ocrcn Ginfonuncn $4,000 iibcr.
itiCg, cine Steucr ouF oic Wtcbrbc.
trGgc on ben Staot bc3ablcn nub,
llno 5luor bctrG9t 0icic Stcucr 1%
Gro5Cnt.
Der @crid,t ilbcr oaS Ginfomncn
mllB IpGtcItcns ocn /. 0tGr3 int
9lnttc ocs 9liieiiors obaegcbcn oocr
cinecionot lpcrben. 9ic Stcltcr lit
bicics 2SSobr i'm Suni 5u aobIen an,
Itott mic lcttes SSnbr crit i'm Wonote
Sttobcr.
9lblucIc1,beit bon Der Sta6t o6er
&ronfbcit 9cltcn ni6t ais gntI6uG,
Ni9lm9 bci ScridmniB ocn 8eridt
oOcr 9luspcis in Der beItimnltcn 3cit
ein51lcnbcn lnb betr1gt bic Strofc
auf Scrmci9crlng oOer SerIG1mniB
Den 9cridt ein5rrlcnocn $500.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-02-06
6ermaun 0ip, 6reitag, ben g. 6ebruar, 1920
Nriibcrcr @iirgcr nniCrcS GOnntD's
in Sctruit 9citurbcn.

@cor9 ". ShniNt, iriibcr ouf
9rN Sill nuDc NCrnnm lpobnboft,
lit m 26, &nmtnr IN Detroit, Wtihi.
gan, i'm lIltcr pnn 70 Sobrcu mb
6 WtonotCn noCb lGn9CrCr &runfbCit
cinCm &rcbalCibcn crlc0cn.
Der &critorbcnc bctriCb iriIbcr III
Berger ionic Damn ipGter l0ugcre
Sabre in Wtofonc. DO. Gin Shmic.
0CQtid0it. 9}or ctmo 5uci >Sobrcn
ilbcriic0CItc cr nit iCincr Gnlnilic
noh Detroit, Mticbi0on.
Gr bintcrlGBt icinc Wottin ncbit
foINcnNCn &inocrn: &uIilS, Ctto,
Gnnu lmO Gbnn Shnliot, iopie fol.
0cnoc @cihuiItcr: Gorl Shnliot
WtorAorCtbu Hchc, Ebillipinc Sd)mibt
bon ct. 2ouiS; @ottborNt Shmiht
ron Ncrunorn mo Bertha Mclb bon
HinCnln, Ntn.
0oS @CgrGbnib ionN onl -. Gan
lIor IN Detroit itott.
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Isiniterniiie in 1920.

GSn1 Sabre 1920 mcrbcn 5pci Son.
ncn- 1mo 5iuci @onOfinitcrniiic Itott.
finOcn. Cine totoIc MonbfinitcrniB
miro om .. Moi in allen &bcilcn Scr
Scr. Stnatcn ii6tbnr Icin bon Z bis
. llbr 2lbcnOs. @om II. bis IS.
.ptoi tritt cine PARTICLE Somcniin.
ltcrniB cir, lridt iiGtbor in ocn &cr.
Stoatcn. Cine pcitcrc totoIc W}ono,
finltcrniB miro cintrCtcn, bic nbcr
ni6t IN Ocn Ser. Stnotcn Iidtbnr
ICin miro. 9lm 10. gfop., bel Son,
ncnolf9nng oOcr fur5 bicrol,f, miro
micocr cine Particle Sonncniinltcr.
nib eintrctcn III foIt allen n0roIi0cn
unO 0itli6cn Gbcilen Der Scr. Stao.
ten iidtbor.
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Summer Is
GOnntn Gunrt ScrbanSlnuscn.
gSC9auiicbcr lucrScn au9cmicicn allc
niht abiulut nutblucnSiseu Ir.
6eitcn cin,nitcllcn.

Die GountD Court trnt am Wons
tag 5u cinem pcrto9ten Gcrmin in
Sitlmo. 0n Hidbter @rnlt Socner
tronf mar, iporcn MIR 0ic &id)tcr
$SSacob GappncDcr lm0 gluguit $.
@rinfnlonn oumeIcno.
0nS SolGr has bic Gollntp Court
an 0cn Gountp Glcrt bcSablt mllrbc
non $4,000 ouf $4,000 iGbrlih
crb0bt.
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tro0t ollc Hooooufiebcr at beno6.
ridtiGcn ollie Hoaborbciten cin5u.
itcllcn, nit gluSnobnc folder Irbcit
mcldc ohiolut notbmCnoig iinb.
Der gctra9 bon $iS5.49 muroc
fSrib Sd)ocpCrfocttcr bcpiIliet oils
9tild5obIlno fir oic 6llrd i'm aus
bc5obltcn glu&Io9cn IN Snhen Der
uun N .. Sinbar0t II. u. bcalltrag.
ten uno bCrpiIligtcn SerGnocrln9 ci'
ncr Hooo bel 0lt. Sterling.
Np. 9cacmonn RooNnlficbcr bon
0iitrift go. A erbicIt $500 bcluil'
Ii0t fir ouSgcfiibrtc &crbciIcrltn9en
Der Ebco Gcqcler Rooo nabC Stolpc.
Ncnrn @od rcihtc cine @ittihriit
Elm IN mclhcr cr Ole Golmtp Court
nm ?luSitclIlm0 circs Quit Claim
9cc0S ouf Cots 81 lwb %. 6itl. Q.
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ginoIs oIsllrflnoc oic im Sabre 1851
pom Gorntp an Com. Gromer oiSgc.
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9tod) MIR cintGgigcr Sitlmg pcr'
togtc iih bas @cridt bis gum rcgcl,
nGi,igcn 5cbrltar Ecrn,in, bcr on
Montng, ocn %. Sebrror beQimcn
miro.
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&Becnm'llnterbaltnns aud fir bic
nGditc Saiiou seiidlcrt,

2Iuh filr oic nGhitc S5crbit un0
Nmtcrioiipn 1T ein 2pccium GURUS
fir @Crmnnn 9cI6crt, cine Gbot.
lode mcIhc lmicr mriif, m0 &C.
iou0licbcnocS BubIiflm nit 6rcll'
Den begrilben miro. Gol0cnOc I'm.
iCrCr 8ilrgcr bnbCn 0cn GOntroft M
tCr5cicbnct mcldcr ocm &pcCml
WurCmt cine @innobme bon $500 bel
Den 81 gebcnOcn Gon5Crten lmb
Observation-Disclosures 8orontirt: s.
$. 8clmerS, Gorl @cbcr, 9tobcrt
@olfcr. 8. IS. @roi, Serb. Tlcb, 9l.
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9. R. 8cnbcl, q. q. 8rcllcr, @oIter
5trud, Yoitor e. 30. ellis, Or. u.
6. 2odlpooo, 8oitor q. s. &oSmonn
mo Or. @. 9. 0idion.
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@idtigc &criammlnns Ocs CONNER.
eiul Glnb, mprgen glbenb.

Wtpr9cn 9lbcn0 finOCt in scr Gitp
Sail cine mi6tiec &crIonlml,tn9 Ocs
Commercial Stub Itott, Die niht MIR
bon ocn WtitolieOern bicics eenrcin.
iinniqer @creins, ionocrn bon jcbcnr
9ilrqcr octt bos 98obl rmicrcr
Stoot niMt 6Icid9ilti0 lit, bciudt
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