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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-10

Wiehits Falls, TEXAS, May 3O.---
Judxing from an article In your edi-
torial columns today, some ex-serv-
lee man has taken exception 10 your
stand on the present bonus ques-
ton. The writer IL SO years old.
tried his best 90 get into active serv-
ice during the late war, but was bar
red on account Of age. Had been
allowed the privilege OF being one
81 the fighting defenders Of my
country | would have considered II
tho greatest honor in my life. The
ex-service man claims TO have lost
. farm and two Of the best years Of
his life defending his country. Very
likely am at least thirty years his
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-10

senior and working on Q commission
basis tho work, no psy). my yearly
compensation during normal times
averages three 10 four thousand dol.
lars
During the war the firm | was with
had TO quit business; the next one
was win failed, and the third one
was with worked one-third TO one
half time. All firms we're in the same
line Of business and their trouble was
due principally. " not altogether, 10
Government control Of raw materials
and | figure the war caused loss 10
me Of at least $4,000, but l did not
then nor do | now utter one word
Of complaint, for ! think every dol
lar was deprived Of was for the
good of my country, and ] would
consider IL an insult 20 be offered
one penny Of its return, even though
my finances are far from being flush.
No one could have higher re-
gard for our soldiers than |, but
when il goes to asking a bonus for
ones patriotic duty ! consider II a
disgrace to American manhood, and
unless the American Legion kills the
move themselves il will cause blot
in their history that will never be
effaced.
Paying a bonus now, suppose the
next move, on our country having
to declare war, will be n demand
for so much per for patriotism or
we strike, or no tip no service. As
for me ] have more respect for a
professional beggar than any white
man or woman who receives a salary
and accepts tip.
Soldiers, do not barter the respect
of your countrymen, nay the world,
for few paltry dollars.
! know there are many among you
who feel as do, and to those ! most
earnestly appeal. Respectfully,
A. II. MANNING.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-10
No Worms 10 s'l,e.itly chsd

All chiaassa trosbssd Jsih worms hsve IN IN
healthy opAns. vhich indicates poor biopd. and a.
rule. thess y IDsre or Iess stomach disturbance
GROVES TASTuESS chill TONIC sivcu regularly
for two o. tAsss weeksiwill enrich the blood. I'm
prove the DIGESTION. spd act a. q General Sucusth-
snins Tonic b the whole system. Nature will then
throw % o. dspel the worms and the Child will be
y perfect hesIth Pleasastto take. enc Der bottle
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-10

w. B. Bishop, former principal of
the Wilson school, and at one time
teacher in the Tahoka school, has re-
Gently announced for the Office Of
County Judge and County Superin-
tendent Of school of Lynn county, he
informed the Avalanche representa-
tive last Saturday.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-10
LEGISLATURE GIVEN
A PURE SEED BILL

Austin, Texas, June "a pure
agricultural and garden seed" amend
ment TO existing laws was submitted
TO the State Legislature today by
Governor Hobby.
The amendment would require
proper labelling, prohibition Of mix
ing seeds unless So labeled, defines
noxious weeds and foreign matter,
provides that a certificate Of analy-
sis by the commissioner of agricul-
ture shall be prime evidence in Ger.
tain cases, and regulate measures of
damages. An officer is designated for
enforcement Of the measure.
A total Of ia bills have so far
been submitted to the special session.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-10

west Texas Conference. preached
here on sunday and sunday night
peelally good. hls home u nov In
Luhhock We knew M Ross year,
ago and have always found him .
good true man.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-10

When fellow tries 20 fiirt with a
woman she calls him impertinent. II
he ignores her she thinks he is indif-
ferent; and II he does both he is a
hypocrite. Now what's a poor devil Of
a man TO dol
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-10

The Modern Language Association
has abandoned simplified spelling. but
the great American school boy re-
mains loyal.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-10

whgn 200 hssr pour small boz
~hlslI|ng ln The kllehsn with al "
me Fusio of fsulh a . time a. fnsh
10 snd go n Ne ler % sil|l 90 Ne
Sugar lee
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-10

W. NJ PARKS Of Brownhsli VI
here the latter part % last week q
tending 10 business matters "
PARKS announced some time ago fsf
the once u sheriff % Terry county.
hat since has Withdrawn he eandl'
assy.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-10
City Conveniences Offered to Farms

Nowadays Soutpans with Phelps
Power Plants negligible the amount real comforts and pleasure
Indirectly the of these plants the will be big
in whether children conened
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-10
Farm Life Being Made Attractive

life will
satisfactory The city life convenience than
life the fathers and mothers advantage the
made they will find that they neglected their
their both
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-10
The PHELPS
Light and Power Plant

lower plant which will cost $685. installed on any farm
ner give 1900 WATTS OF POWER enough to light 80
err 1t will economically and efficiently separa
s sweepers etc. thus providing all electrical comforts of
so equipped and built that they WILL GIVE MAX
AT A MINIMUM OF EXPENSE The fact is Plants sell
nan the Phelps light and power plant deliver about
Washington Journal., 1920-05-07

Sic reidte Gobert sic SanO uuO
beridpanO nit ibrem Manne in
Der @niie.
&obert idoute linen nad. Scr
@ino fang picocr iein tribes SIe0.
llno Hobert toppte Die fiui!ere
@aiie binlntcr nod SartmnnnS
@onle.
Washington Journal., 1920-05-07
(GOrtIssuua tolst.)

@Iaub6nft. s@as, feds
Deiratsfdbiee S0dter baben Sie2
SD pdre idon nit elmer Snirieoen."
SD audi"
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-07-01

j. E. Watson was here FRIDAY
from. Milton with business matters
at the court house demanding atten-
tion during his stay
Mrs j oseph Fischer returned Fri
day to Wales, having visited during
a brief stay at the Frank j Schwartz
home.
Equip Your car with a U. and j.
carburator and saw gas, get more
power and easier starting than any
other make Of carburator. Sold by
Peter Moe of Osnabrock.
Mayor Stranger was down. the line
last week a couple Of days the later
part of the week hustling belated
autos for waiting customers at the
MCLAUGHLIN and Stranger garage.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-07-01

George Diebel returned Saturday
to his home down the line at Milton
after spending part of the week with
Langdon members of his family.
Neil Power left on Fridays train
for the Twin Cities, where he will
look after businesses matters during
a stay of about a week.
DR.. and Mrs. A. O. Wold autoed
over to Devils Lake, remaining there
for a visit with the .Thorsons and
other friends over Su nday
If you want a real bargain in a
rebuilt battery see Al Heapy at the
"EXIDE" Battery Service. Station.
Several standard makes and all are
guaranteed.
Mrs. Rassmann and daughter,
Kathleen, were Sunday visitors at
the home Of DR.. and Mrs. Judd H.
Kirkham They came here from Ana
moose, N. D., and are old friends of
the Kirkhama.
Alvin Orion went down the line
Friday as far as Grand Forks, ex-
pecting to spend the week end there
with friends He will remain here
at Langdon until after this falls
threshing season before returning to
California.
Mrs. Murray, arrived during the
week from Clearwater. Mimi, and is
making a visit CT a month with the
Hunter families and at the home of
her cousin. Malcolm M. Darling,
north of town.
Perley Sumo, made a days stop
over with his old friends among
the ex-service men of the Langdon
post, while making the towns along
the line this week with his line of
samples for q Saint Paul wholesale
grocery house.
Mrs.W. w. Mcqueen aud son, AL.
Ian, left on Thursdays train Of last
week for a trip east to points in On
tario for most of the summer, going
via the Lakes. DR.. Mcqueen will
join them later, the family accom-.
panying him on his return.
Mrs John Crawford and little
daughter were visitors over Sunday
at the Grand Forks home of hel
sister, Mrs w J Mercer, who it i,
reported has for some little time
been in poor health and is stated a
b eing threatened with symptoms o.
Bright's disease
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-07-01

DR. A o Void of this city Cashier
M o Strom, of the Mazda bank, and
others are planning a three weeks
auto outing party excursion inAugust
through the Yellowstone park. 1t
is likely that some ten or a dozen
autos from Langdon and vicinity will
make the trip
John Schwan was a passenger Sat-
urday to Devils Lake returning Mon.
day with his daughter, Miss Mamie
Schwan. who comes home from
Saint Mary's Academy. where she
has been attending school for the past
three years.
Attorney j. G. Monnett was in
Langdon g day or two of last week
to look over the scenes Of his legal
triumphs of twenty years ago He is
now located at Norman, Okla, where
he for some time has been dean of
the law school at the state university
From appearances it would appear
that the climate and other conditions
of the south west has suited the
Monnetts in every way.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-07-01
4 Local Happenings

Assistant Cashier John Forest, Of
the Cavalier Co. Natl Bank returned
during the week from a business trip
of q few days to t he Twin Cities.
Frank j. Stable since the start of
the week has been with the real es.
tate and insurance office of John J.
Power. ,
Mrs. Blessner was q caller on
Langdon friends and doing some
shopping while here from Dresden
Friday between trains.
Miss Anna Forbes spent the week
end at the home in Grand Forks
county of her brother, Banker Forbes
of Gilby
Mrs. Harwood, ST., mother of E.
P. Harwood, the Delco light man,
arrived Monday from her home il
northern Minnesota for a stay during
part of the summer.
Attorney Fletcher returned Monday
from his enforced stay in Crane
Forks, where he has again undergone
an operation for his chronic ailmen'
! of over a year past.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-07-01
BRING YOUR FILMS TO
Ole Opie Studio
To be developed and printed
Popular prices and quick service
We also have a line of Films and Kodaks
FOR SALE

Finlay A. MacDons Id, judge of
the municipal court at Milton was q
Friday visitor here in company with
Judge Divit. His visit mere natur-
ally gave an additional tinge to the
hue of things political at l.. v. A /,
headquarters.
Miss Ellen Baldwin since her re-
turn home from the state university
for the summer holidays has been en-
gagged in clerical work at the Office OF
the Home Implement Co., with her
father Manager Dan w. Baldwin.
Miss Jessie Darling left on Fri
days train for Fargo. where she
returns for further treatment by the
eye specialist, DR.. Rinlaub, with the
prospect of receiving the sight of hel
left eye which has been accidentally
blind since her early childhood.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-07-01

Have you ordered your coal yet?
See 7. E. Burke, county agent
for bull dog starter.
Have your shoes repaired at the
o. K. shop, opposite the City Hall.
Emile Mason, proprietor.
Mrs. L. l.. Gardner and little
daughter, Louise were visitor with
friends at their former home in Han
nah over Sunday.
For Sale-Six room house half a
block from City School 5Ox14O, with
southeast front. c. o. Rye Langdon.
Mrs Joseph Klein was in Langdon
a couple of days of last week visiting
returning Saturday to her home at
Wales.
DR.. Donald Work was q visitor at
the parental home in Langdon from
Calvin a day or two the forepart of
the week.
John E. Schafer placed an adver-
tisemenJ in the want column of the
Farmers Press while i've here from
Calvin on business Monday.
Alex. Mclean is being visited
this week by his sister, Mrs. Farr
and son, who reside at Thief River
Falls. MINI.
Father Mcdonald returned Tues.
day to Park River after coming here
to take part in the ceremony of the
Fahnlander- Delvo wedding.
Miss Monica Burke returned Mon.
day to her home here after a stay of
two months in St. Paul under a
course of treatment for a nervous
disorder.
Art Robert son came up the line
from Park River on Monday for 8
short home stay and to attend the
wedding of his sister. Miss Mary,
on Tuesday
Mrs Earl Mcbride and little
daughter arrived on Saturdays trair
from Dickinson and will make {
visit of a month at the Langdor
home of her parents,
The U. and ]. carburator is solo
by Peter Moe, of Osnabrock 1t savel
gas, gets more power and is easier
starting than any other make of car
burator on the market
Rev. Bernard returned on Satur
days passenger from Fargo, where
with others of the priesthood of the
diocese of North Dakota he has beer
attending the annual retreat through
out the week.
Buy a U and J %carburator from
Peter Moe of Osnabrock, l. savsl
gas, gives more power and maker
starting carrier than from any othe,
make of carburator. Peter Moe
distributor for Cavalier County.
Mrs. c. S, Hunter arrived yeeter.
day from Long Beach, Calf, for
stay extending over most o:
of the summer. Their daughter. Mis-
Constance remains there until the
return of her parents to the coas
country this fall
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-07-01
COMING EVENTS
July 2~6-28-County Fair.

The Lorraine orchestra furnishes
the music for a dance at the Audi.
/, torium tomorrow evening.
Langdon has another furniture sale
this week-on Saturday afternoon on
the vacant lot north of the Boyd
block, Auctioneer j. w. Mahon
holds the sale.
The Fourth of July is another of
the red letter days on the calendar
that this year falls on Sunday. As
in the case of Decoration Day it's OBJ
servance will occur Monday-the day
following.
The Harlan property on north
Seventh street is a Langdon resi-.
dence that has changed hands this
week, The purchaser is George
V%onackren who will take possession
when the Harlans leave for Southern
Texas this fall
"The Economy grocery and meat
market ia the name that has been
adopted by the place of business
opened recently by Messrs McLauch.
lin & Richards at the old w. A..
Scott & Co.. stand in the Donovan
block.
The only thing in the way of a
tent show that appears to be coming
Langdon's way this summer is the
one night stand of the theatrical
company that presents the Swedish
comedy, "Let Ole Do IT." here
under canvas on the night of We'd
nesday July 7th. See display ad else
where in this issue.
The Langdon band has accepted an
engagement to furnish the music
for the day of the celebration of the
Fourth of July at Iona, which is
dated for Monday the 5th. The Lcr.
raine Orchestra will also go over
there for the occasion. there being
bowery dancing during the day and a
big dance in the evening.
Monday of next week, July 5th,
is the opening day Of the weeks
farm boys encampment on the Chau-
tauqua grounds at Walhalla. 1t in
cludes boys of Walsh, Pembina and
Cavalier counties. The leadership
and arrangement plans locally are in
the hands of Co. Supt. Reher, Mana
ger Jorgenson, of the experimental
farm s%ub.station and S. ]. A. Boyd,
of Hannah.
The annual meeting of the Rec
River Valley Baptist Association will
be held here in the Methodist church
on July 9TH and 9Th, beginning or
Wednesday afternoon at two O'Clock
and closing on Thursday evening,
Among the speakers will be Rev. j,
G. York, of Grand Forks. Rev. Free
Stockton of Grand Forks, Rev. L.
McKinnon, of Crystal and Doctor Eu
bank of China. A cordial invitation
is extended to all to attend thes'
services.
Have you ordered your coal yet?
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-07-01
A. O. o
Chiropractor and Optometrist
Licensed to Practice in North
Dakota, Montana, Washington,
Oregon and California.
LANGDON, N. OAK.

George C. Charter, one of the
vete rams of the Republican force is
leaving this week with his SOM for a
vacation of most of the summer,
which they will spend in an auto
tour of the Canadian Northwest. Mr..
Charter and two of his sons are un-
derstood as having made homestead
filings in Saskatchewan. on which
they will make improvements before
returning.
DR. ]. Alex. Mckay. a former
medical practitioner here in Langdon.
later locating for a while at Calvin
and Clyde, spent a day or two the
early part of the week here with
friends. For some years past he has
e%njoyed,a lucrative practice at Seat.
tie. The boyhond home Of Doc Mckay
was q Beaulieu. in this county and he
taught school here while preparing
the way to take up the study OF
medicine.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-07-01
DIR. E. j. Hughes
/. M. HOURS f.
y Phone 112 l
,CHULKE BLOCK Langdon, N

Miss Leteria Plummer was a Sat.
urday arrival. returning to her Lang.
don home from Valley City, where
she was one of the class graduating
at the commencement of the state
normal school the early part of the
week. Her mother Mrs. VIM. Plum
mer attended the exercises, going
from there to Miles City, Mont, to
spend some time at the home of her
son in law, before returning here.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-07-01

See T. E. Burke. county agent for
bull dog starter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-09

mel6em erfldrt miro, 6aB Die Cru.
benbeiiber Die bon Praii6ent @ilions
&~oble-& inn MGr5 bie1es
Sabres %getroffene 2obnenti9ei6ung
nidt onr6gefiibrt baben. Die @ru-
%benarbeiter, 10 fagt ser 8eri9t, arbei-
ten fir beoeuten6 tpentger, a1s ibnen
5ugeitan6en tpnr6e, ur6 Sic Ber1ude,
cine &onferen5 nit Sen @rubenbe-
fiber Mlabamas berbei5nfiibren, ieien
feblgei9lagen.
9te &artfoble : Sn6uftrie miro
6ur9 6en Streif Ser Sniurgenten in
Sen &eiben Ser unite6 Mine @orfers
Of Mmericn be6enfli9 geldbmt. Man
ibdbte in Wilfesbarre, &a., bob 1907
900 Ser $4,000 8erble11te IN 6en
@artfoble : @ebieten it@ am Dor-
11erstag niht CUR Mrbeit gemel6et ba-
ben un6 baB 100 Der 800 3e@en I'M
Diitrift 1, 7 nn6 9 1ti1iteben. Sic
Observation-Disclosures iino am i6limm=
lten betroffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-09

miro sic blin6en Giibrer Ser @lin0-
ben tpegfegen, aber i@tpere Soften
fir ale berauffiibren." 90 Tenn
5ei6net in groBen 3igen Der 8a
oagoge Die Solgen Der @n%tpen6ung
fali6er @run6iobe ouf 6ie Reform
Ser @eieai9aft. Tins aber, erflart
er an elmer an6eren Stene, muB Die
So5iologie cine So5ialetbif iein,
mir miiiien Ole io5iole 6rage au6 als
iittli6e r6age bebanoeln, mir milien
nns iiber @run6for6ernngen un6
@runobe6ingungen Der &eform flar
mer6en. 8i6tig lit 6ie @rpednng
oes io5ialen @emiliens, tpi6tig aber
au9 0ie @rfenntniB, 6aB veine2oiung
ser 1o5ialen Srage 5par ni6t obne
&Sampf INNS &e@t mogli@ 1T, ober
als @e6ingung bat 6as 8uBfaiien anf
oen bleiben6en @iiter1, Die mitten I'M
;&ompf 6ie @arantien 6es Srie6ens
lino: Sous nn6 &er6, &eimatb,
8aterGon6, @Gterittte nn6 5ulebt un6
5nbo9it 6ie @eligton.
90 betra9tete Der vPbiloiopb 6es
6riitli6en SoealismnS" getpiiie Sc
itrebungen, Die Sic io5iale Sage ber=
ibdrfen un6 Die 201ung bebinoern,
neil iie cine 20iung bon beroerbli9en
@%r11n0iGben aus na@ elmer berfebr=
ten &i9trng nn6 nit Dertperfli6en
Wfittel11 5um 3iel baben. 8ie ri9tig
Wiumarn sic Solgen FOLDER 8eitre=
bnngen beurtbeilt bat, baben sic CT
gebniiie in elmer Mn5abl europaii6er
5taaten bereits erpielen. 8ir 5met=
feln ni9t, 6aB audi 6ie iibrigen 8ol=
fer Observation-Disclosures &ultur
no9 erfabren mer6en, 6aB sic @rneu=
ernr1g Ser @eiequi9aft 6ie Mnerfen=
nrng Ser &eltgion als deficiencies
Erin5ip CUR Commissioning Fat.
Get. 6es @.=8.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-09

SEN 8eltmorft baben fann. Sod
items 6aB England feinen Bei5en BON
anoeren 2anoern tmlfen miro, mas
auf sic @ei5enpreiie eine orildenoe
8irfung ousiiben muB. Mnfangs Die
les @ommers ergab iib aus ben benz
briti19en Yarlamente CUR Serflgnng
1tebenoen 8eribten, 6aB Der Beoarf
ser ga1l5en 8elt an @ei5en 10 5iem-
lib our9 BEN grntebetrag geoedt mer=
oen miir0e un0 sic 8ei5enernten in
Ben Ser. Staaten, Canada uno Sn-
oien iino beoeuten0 better ausgefol-
len, als man Dor einigen Monoten err
1parten 6urfte. &ier5u fommt nod et-
ne Acknowledgements in Mrgentinien
sic penn crit auf SEN Marft gebradW,
sic Hreiie 0es @ei5ens iebr itarf be-
einfluiien m0gen. Safer, &artoffeln
un6 Seu peripreden in unierm Sanoe
melt rei9ere @rnten, als IN ben Tor'
iabren un6 sic Mais= @rnte miro 1T
un1erem 2on6e einen @rtrag bon ni9t
piel meniger als 6rei Miuiar6en 8u=
ibel ergeben, tpas natiirli6 unf Die
8reiie ser an6eren &%0rnerfriiGte audi
einen 6riidenoen ginflub ouSiiben
miro.
Mod 8ere9nungen un6 3niam=
men1teuungen Ser beri6ieoenen Eabel=
len, 6ie uns bonn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
8un6es Deportement aus Wolbington
5ugei6idt mor6en itno, mnBten ntr
511r l1eber5eug11ng fommen> bob fiir
Nabrung fir Meni6en nno Tieb IN
Sen Ser. @taaten fir mentgltcns ein
Sabr iebr gut gelorgt lit. 9amit
ta1bt ober a119 oie Srage onf: Wa=
rum fallen ni6t sic Hreife fir ale
Nobrungsmitte1? 8is iebt 1T nt@ts
0erartiges in unierm 2anoe ben1ert=
bar. Sic Sormer bebonpten, bob tie 10
menig fir lire Bro6ufte erbolten, oaB
lie fanm sic l1nfoiten 6eden, mas ga115
notiirIi6 lit, 90 sic Gormer 2anoprei=
Ie big GIT $500 per Mder be5oblt b.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-09
Grnte mft> Nakrmnesmit>
telpreiie.

Sour iebr ielten in Sen frlberen
Sabr5ebnten baben 6ie 6armer IN ben
Ger. Staaten etne 10 grobe unO tot
nerrei9e grnte e%ingebeimlt als IN Die
iem Sabre. Ser lebte 8unOes Nes
gierungsberibt gibt Oie 8ei5enernte
ouf 795, 100000 8ulbel an uno oa6u
Errun.cn iiber 100000 900 Vuldlel
crGm;gen @et;an*. Fer nibt yea
0n ,Saremrn al1F sen Marft ge5rad;t
n,rrovn lit, meil lie linen Yre'$ cc11
s. rer 8n16el c:S:ctteten. Ser III
oieiem SCRIPT CUR @erfiiguna itebenoe
S*i'sen bel6uft ilt, cclrnod auf etlpa
SOC, OO0,0 900 8uibel, bon oener1 et1ua
800, OOO,O 900 sur Musfubr gelangen
fDnnen, neil sic 8epolferung ote1es
2anbes nit 600, 600 8ul6el Wet=
sen iebr quit erndbrt peroen fam.
9as lit iiderli6 cine lebr quite Mrs=
1idt fir nniere 8eb0lferltng. Wte it'd
Ser @e%i5enbeoarf Ser iibrigen 2anoer
itellen miro, lit CUR 3eit nod nidt flor
neil Sranfrei6s Wet5enernte lange
nift 0en grmartungen ent1pro6en
hat uno Sic fran50iii6e 8eb0lferung
ungef1br 100,000,0 900 8ui6el &C.
brouhen miro, I'M iid Biz CUR naft
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