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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-22

Of the world. The bottle soft drink IS
the drink OF the masses in the country.
! have long thought that the sales tax
IS better than tariff tax in some
instances. The objection to a sales
tax Is its liability to multiplication"
Chairman Fordney. or the commit
tee, said he favored a sales tax but
for the pyramidinS of the tax.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-22

Druggists refund money II PAHo
OINTMENT fails to cure itching
Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Pies
instantly relievs Itching Piles ana
you can get restful sleep after hrs'
application soc.--Ady.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-22
Piles Cured In 0 to IL pays

rison hotsi to countermand the redue'
ton order.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-22

Flames spread to a store building. do
ing $4,000 damage.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-01-29

and if properly protected there will be
game here for years to come. There is
also some fair big game hunting left
in the northern part of the county
and, properly protected, should con-
tinue to be fore some time to come.
Princeton and vicinity is also noted
for it's many charming lakes in which
there is still good fishing and, proper
ly cared for, will continue indefinitely
There are many good, clean sportsmen
in this locality who have been doing
what they could, individually, for the
proper protection Of the game and fish,
and this will give these fellows a
chance to get into the organization and
get associated with the state league.
1'In union there is strength" Be sure
to be there and by your presence aid
this good movement along.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-01-29

mud" and would release ordinary
road funds from the main roads for
construction Of laterals serving more
widely the farmers Of the state The
Fergus Falls Free Press, for inctance,
a nonpartisan league paper, says:
The defeat of the $500, 1000, 900 good
roads amendment may be looked upon
as fairly certain. It is true the cities
will return a majority for it, due to
the enthusiasm of the automobile as
sociations, but the farmers will vote
against it very generally. ].
Now the percentage of automobile
owners among farmers is greater
than it is in the cities. The non-own-
ers in the cities have no special inter-
est in the amendment. It does not
mean any taxes for them, nor any
direct benefits that they can realize
concretely at this time. The benefits
from the Babcock fund will be. felt
more by rural auto owners than by
those in the. cities. By all the rules of
horse sense and ordinary human ma
ture, it should be the cities opposing
the Babcock amendment and the coun-
try districts fighting for it, if there is
to be any division Of opinion on the
subject.-Chas. B. Cheney.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-01-29
Spain's Labor Problem.

We think we have an industrial
problem in America. But look at the
one in Spain.
Industrial troubles in Spain have
the question of diet added to the prob
lens of wages and hours, according to
a report at the department. of COM
merce.
Before making contract to cut
crop of sugar cane Spanish workmen
recently made the following demands:
A daily wage Of 10 pesctas ($1.75);
three heavy meals breakfast of eggs
and meat, dinner of soup and meat
stew, supper of bacon, green vege-
tables and *gazpacho"; hours Of work
from sun to sun, with two hours for
siesty, or MONDAY nap, forty minutes
for each meal, three smoking periods
Of twenty minutes each and one for
thirty minutes and bed with two
mattresses
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-01-29
Radicals Must be Stamped Out.

The following, from speech by DR..
M. L. Burton, president OF the state
university, at the state dairymen's
meeting in Duluth are we'll worth re-
producing:
II believe that clear cut definition
of two alternatives should be put up to
every political agitator, every radical
in this country-to Get Americanism
or Get Out Our job-the job of de-
mocracy, is to fight every organiza-
ton, party or creed that would limit
the rights of Americans and to exhibit
holy faith and supreme confidence
in the principles for which America
stands.
"The element in the United States
which is showing disrespect to the
government today must be stamped
out. They are not satisfied with our
government as it is. They propose to
do away with the system which has
been developed from the date of the
revolution.
'sYou and I must be among those
who will insist upon an unqualified,
|unmitigated respect for law and order
upon which this government is found
ed"
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-01-29
He Kept Us Out of Sugar.

President Wilson having contributed
his share toward compelling the Amer
lean public to pay exalted prices for
sugar, according to the statements of
many experts, by his failure to order
the purchase of the Cuban sugar crop,
it appears. that the United States sug-
ar equalization board also helped sad
die the burden on the public by the
course it took with respect to the con-
tract between it and the British royal
commission. This at least is alleged
in the annual report of President L.
B. V. Cameron of the national associa-
tion of brokers in refined sugar.
Altogether it is entirely plain that
the American people are untold mil
lions Of dollars out Of pocket as the
result Of the misunderstanding bung-
ling and the failure Of the president
and other officials to take timely and
adequate steps for the protection Of
consumers.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-01-29
The Last Straw.

The small touring company had
found business wretchedly bad.
"The advance booking in the next
town is good" had been the managers
words, and it was only this hope that
held the little company together.
At last, in the late hours Of one
Sunday evening, the company reached
the city Of its hopes.
The manager stepped from the train
and> gazed over the railway station
ratings.
what glorious sunset" he ex-
claimed, hoping thereby to raise the
spirits Of his company.
earn" yelled passing youngster,
that's the theayter burnin' DOWN.
Houston Post.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-01-29
Pa Explains.

whats meant by crocodile tears,
pa?" asked little Tommy Dubwaite.
cts like this, my son." answered
Mr.. Dubwaite, ~ GU know Mr.. Jibway,
next door,"
eyes, pa"
swell, Mr.. Jibway has about one
hundred ragtime records he's always
playing. You know that, too. Now,
suppose little Bobby Jibway should
take a hammer and smash every one
of those records and / heard about
it, and went over to Mr.. Jibway' S
house and took him by the hand and
wept for his misfortune. Then, my
boy, I would be shedding crocodile
tears Birmingham Age-Herald.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-01-29
Legion Notes.

The executive board of the local post
met last Friday.
VIM. Roos was elected to serve on
the new armory board as required by
the state armory officers.
A hardtime dance dis to be given on
Wednesday evening, February d
Leave all jewelry at home and scout
the attic for your old buds if you want
to escape the kangaroo court. This
will be the last dance before Lent and
everyone is urged to come and have a
good time.
All members who have not yet paid
the balance of their 1920 dues are re-
quested to do so at their earliest pos
sible convenience, so as to get their
names on the 1920 membership roll.
The post has over $50 old members,
but is only credited with 81 by the
state authorities. Bill Roos will be
glad to take care Of your dues at any
time.
Any family who has lost son in
the World war is requested to report
the same to Secretary Jos. Craig.
There will be special meeting on
Monday evening, February 2, at 8 p.
M, in Morton's office. All members
are urged to be present.
Do not forget the roller skating at
the armory on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday afternoons and evenings.
Good music
~ Press Committee
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-01-29
The St. Francis Basketball Games.

L
Credit is due to the two basketball
teams who drove to St. Francis last
Friday, even though both games were
lost. The girls game started out with
rush and the score was 6 to in ia
vor of Princeton at the end of the
first quarter. At the end of the game,
however, the score was II to 6 in
favor of St. Francis.
The score was close throughout the
boys game and the outcome was
doubtful till the end, when it stood Is
to II in favor Of st. Francis. The
guards on the Princeton team played
good defensive game, but the ST.
Francis team excelled in basket shoot
ing. Both of the defeats for Prince
ton were due partly to the fact that
the teams were not up to their usual
condition, and to the poor work of
the referee: He was so slow and
called so few fouls that the game was
rough and tumble most of the time
. Our boys and girls were considerably
tired by the long ride Of about eight
hours and were not able to put up
a game at that time.
Next Friday we play Ogilvie here
and it will be game to delight the
fans who like to see the home quint
throw baskets
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-01-29
/. A Pretty Bit of Sentiment.

Only those are fit to live who do not
fear to die, and none are fit to die
who have shrunk from the joy of life
and the beauty of life. Both life and
death are parts Of the same great
adventure. Honor, highest honor, to
those who fearlessly face death for a
good cause. No life is so honorable
or so fruitful as such a death. Unless
men are willing to fight and die for
great ideals, including love Of coun-
try, ideals will vanish. Theodore
Roosevelt.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-01-29
To Sportsmen.

A meeting has been arranged for
Friday evening, January 80, at p. M,
at Odegard's garage for the purpose Of
organizing a local club in this section
and joining the Minnesota Game Pro
tective league for the protection Of
fish and game in this state, and as
Princeton and vicinity is still in the
game belt there il no reason why there
should not be live local club. We
stin have very good small game hunt
ing within three niles Of the village,
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-01-29

and driven the donkey out. Thinking
the young man long time absent the
father went to ascertain the cause of
the delay. slack, what are you do
ing?" he called when he found the
stable in darkness. "Why I can't get
the collar over the donkey's head,"' re-
piled Jack. ellis ears are frozen"
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-01-29
a Hard Winter.

After a somewhat hilarious Christ
mas day a man called up his son be-
fore it was light and told him to go
and harness the donkey. The, young
man obeyed, but did not take light
with him. It 50 happened that the
night before had been very frosty, and
the old COW had strayed into the stable
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-01-29
. A Political Wonder.

One Of the political wonders Of the
day is the opposition among alleged
representatives Of the farmers to the
Babcofk road amendment, which is
designed to "pull Minnesota out Of the
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-01-29
Per 100 Lbs
GRAIN.
LIVE STOCK.

at any time
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-01-29

Probably Entertaining Her Beau.
It seems that certain telephone
central operator recently found her
self in an awkward prcdicament. A
rang up and all the wrong
numbers were "busy.", London Ideas.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-01-29
LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS /

The quotations hereunder are those
prevailing on Thursday morning at the
time Of going to press:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-21
Fdrmen og Baven.
Recissrtt Of en- praftif 5arm,r.

paifc, ioroi &c iorificQigc WioitinoclC
er lterrc % ocrior lCttcrc at tommc
til.
Sortinningen al DC Wetoloelc, ion
tommCr / 9crerelic meo Mtclfclt, CT
az Itor Setponing. Wtcget AZ ben
linunrc, ionl bp0c9 oa III ior Siocl,
er Cheap" og rilltcr mcgct LET. Oct
lenner Jig life al fiebc iligt. Seq
bapoc Ell goo Gel SrpOerl nleo Ell
Separator al oct Slag. 9dt bar leg
Ell Seritetlaalcs Continuing. Gci
gipr Nrbeioet megct lettcrc io>
"Weieripigcn", % Oct gier, at Scpa-
raiorcn uofsrcr ct renaligcrc oQ mcr
tilireo@itiaenbc 9lrbciOc / cnbper Sen.
icenoc % til cnbpcr Sib.
Mcit ON at gisre al alt cr, at man
bar Ell Winifin, iom ifummcr "%cloic".
Get cr naturligpi9 Tor at fau Ioo
nlegct al Smsrfeotet iom mllIiat lr
Al Mclfen, at mat figbcr Tlp0ciepa.
rotor, % Ell rigtig Separator tagcr
ortrcnt olt 6e0tct no al Otclfcn
Son1me Mtalfiner Hummer life beDre.
enc at Der ira Nftcllen iii oln Wtorge.
men banner iig ct tpnot gag 6lobc
opcnpao Sfummctmclfclt, % iomml
tagcr ro alt SSebtct poo ell NrpfbcI
al ell Erocent NOR. Mtall foll Tao
fieht Ell Sfllmntctnlclf Set Bottle"
Tor ca. 10 Gents, og bcunc uil for
truc Dig 0nllifc nelogtla, hpor mcgci
Smprfcbt Scr CT iQicn / YtclfCl,
citcrot Sen bar poaierct gicrncu 60.
pnratorcll.
Scr fal tilfpieS, at itiant ocr isritC
&oitning al Gil ltprrc Wtaifin or bctp.
oeIigcrc Tor &c itorrc "Si5es", sac2
Sen life / Sorholo til &apacitctcn -
icg mencr, at I. Gr. eli 500 80. SIG
%foitcr life oobbelt iaa meget iom Ell
800 go. Si5c. Iuigepcl bill ocn itor(
Wiaifin iom Rcgcl bare minOit oobbcli
ian lGrgc iom oen minhre.
Gcns Hebcr % %agler for Mitcs.
Sons orGbcS oitc al "Oiite5"
mems &c liggcr / line Hcocr, % mol
fan oitc ic ell Slot &pns fonmC blca(
o. lrtriplige lleo ira line %oglcr poc
0rlnto al lit @lootab / Sobct al Nat
fen. Nogct iligt burbc piaicliq life
tiaaoea. Gaglcrnc o9 Hcocrlc q
Nenicnioocrnea Scirplooa. Tiai(
utaQiac inloa Ylageaanbcr orbciocr
Mlrninbcligbco bare on Natten; IHrl
cr &c bet altior tulrigc o9 life bal
frutnct ti~lircositiQc i'm @lobterit pac
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-21
N0brif til Huttcr
Romsoaislaeets garsmsoe

hoIocs iunr pou Goucoroiu Gollcqc.
@(ourbcuo. Mimi. lur50uN on Ercoug.
l7oc % l-oc Stunt. N}soct bcQurocr
ocu nc Ni 10 NUrmIooug
Dieoct luur utI bll mere cuo ulmi1
0cill lutcrcsiuut. toct NJ oil bd 10 Snlcrc
rru Norge. Zen enc or en- FOnsNsl.
Erof. Cluu giotU ira Gol0. Rruicsiur
MtocU cr YUrcr uco E0rlc5 yuuobrugss
Role oJ CT fuuIlNcu bcroucr puu en- St1ls
0lcrcllc NOU ul. buloc SUucorua unocr
DjHoct og ncslocn iOrtTlc ira Rcmg
odlcr. Zen auNcu (ulcr cr or. Omar
%Iu1o. rom cr ! HWCrltu ION Nurrcipouz
ocHt rur BLADE { glOrgs. Zen muiti1Ii.t
Gel a. YroQramUct OtI uGiaI blr uoucr
let. 4trs EUrrlru cr, 'pHGc UUriic %
ncr o. AoUrauG g}uuo5tor giI "a Here
NumwCrc.
Eager 1f Rcnouiu0 ior yu1tts Crlgs
'cl p'l Ioreit1asr I'll &]chuHoIrul.
JclculaGGt ui, oai1u holNe III Sleorc
gGl Goy.Urolu Ne 'luumt Sane. 90 BET
u,l diart I}socr iul mcGcr jutcrc5iuutcrc
ger CT rlpcllR Nuul Tor DcaEc Sug. !
,FGr1o Ctl 0Ullngcruc iumlcs. 90 Oct blir
acy'Cr SnlotllQcUc. loUr I'll iturc : REQ
flgtl Julen5 ~Icrlruabrcr ojsic 10 Sage.
Zen ici,,IEc S~ummcuiomir I'll oil /
SJerclolnbcn5 Niu.c. 5uor Noruociortulrs
rcu ur. icrutrc 0yuo Zen fan GI.yt mi
ale Dc hu',c. 'om tl!itcoc cco StccUcl
d 1917.
III Ger GuIuutlt1 ri. ui irn?r on,
Ntlur guu NoIc,cTuc rr. ncy Jlr YuleN
ming o.. III ruu '1yt qua lcrrUroll sol
.crc rgr ocul 'OuI WIC-tr rri.t Der. Der
NirttH5 't1luoercJculuI gr. Blayc rliluo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-21
Gipb al Slpoeieparator.

@pao ieg u1oer nit grbeioe iom
Ell "Niilt Seiter" % iom Surmer bar
loat Mprfc iii mtgaaenoc Slsoe'
icporaturcn fan maaIfe intere%iere Ell
% anoen, iont 9aar % Ipefulerer paa
at fisbc Jig e. iaaoan Vtalfin, ~itrluer
Carl Gogers / ct befienot 6armer-
bloo. Naar Sioen n9rnler Jig, %
oct begpnoer at bli rigt Bette ior
al,crllc, % Wtclfcilommen eges, er
oct 1ctop Sioen, oa mango beItemmer
iig iii at fisbe TlsoeIeparator.
SeparatorenS Stsrrelie er al me.
oct itor 9etpbnina. Oh bar I. gr.
bare fire alter. 0erior bar on giori
%crc9lling paa at tunlle flare dig
1oot meo Ell lioen Wfalfin - Ell meo
800 cacr 400 go. / Simen aapacitet
Get cr Ell tilitrGffeli9 ltor MaItIn,
rlcller on. AQieepel bill | DC 'lelte
Siliploe eli Wtano, iom fieber lta
Scpurator for Ell @eling paa fire
arer, mart bore Gier al Ter, ottc cacr
flerc Gllcr. SiGr bill bette let bGllOe
mare Sarnerc, ba %ianounnc iom He.
ocl cr beiirlcoe al Nnbitlon til al
soc gelinacns Sterrclic, Otcn ON
MlttaQet life sge3 iaa nleget enoou.
falt oct oaNcpel let bGroc, at Tro'
buftioncn al Welf egeS op til 1OO
Irocelt bcrpcb, at nlall aibGnoer DC
Daurlioc cacr matchmaking alter
"a ioar gobc cucr llomerfct gopC
Giler / YlaoicL lunlt b%cgpnocr al
foorc oa rsgtc &llcrrc bcore clto Tor.
Ico at irttc op Silo fan malt able
bobbclt lao mcgct Sober poa ct StpffC
2ano, ion oct fer loo Jig 9ierc, oQ
ocrai Tsl0er, at man ogiaa fan Tor
mere @elinacn. : set enc lom / Def
unbct Siliploc fan WelfenGngoen lei
BIZ set oobbelte al, buao ma til en-
@cgpnoclic penteOc Jig ira DC npprt(
fire Gllcr. Cen Sib, lon Oct on
Woracncn tagcr til Of faa Wtelfer
icparerct, or otto mc9ct pGrotfiilf
Sio. Spcr alt paa Sarmcn er oel
fonife glrbcibe, iom oct or ON at giert
at iaa uoiert inarcit muli9t. Bare
pcb at fltnllc piltoc iuo ) Wtinlltcl
Morgcn % slitcn %tie1cr man / Sebct
al Ct Nar mere, ello ma llaottc be
tolc crtra Tor Ell Separator ct gtilnuc,
eller 70 itsrrc.
Gn separator al itsrrc "Si5c'
paifea ligc ian let % ligc iaa hurtigi
iom eli miirorc Maitill. So, Oct fol
enoog bptoe, Of ocn er lettere a
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-21

&apciaacr / ltsrrc lloitrpfniua cno
alminoclia; iuor 'fulbc Cans Tor
Spariomhcb ba lonmc 9irtniua.
- en billia. iimpcl % c~iicttip &c.
hauNlira al ifabbcoc S~Uttcpotctcr or
at opppc oen / en- @IonSina al 4
Ounces "corroiiUe iublimutc" / 30
Gallons Tanb. Nrita ct 3rrfor.
Giterat bo fplot anrrct mcS Votctcr
fire 1onge mo man cntct tiIieic
@Ionoingen ell Ounce n,cr Sublimatc
eucr oaiaa lape en- I'M gIannira.
YPcn ain Natl Gorroiipc SubIinlatc
cr osoeIia Silt. Nern oa Tpr nou
life fontme mar @IanSinscr. aur.
rene ifliIoe BELT BIZ brprote, naar sc
or briiste. Tpp % tsrf Vptctcrnc /
Sfpegen. 1srf ocnL iaainart &c or
blet bpppeoe. Gao Dem bli aoot isrrc.
Set er beoit at bcbanoIe S~uttepotc.
terne, Tor De bar beapuot al gro.
Eotetcrne ifi,lbc life pGrc oper 30
Niinuter / Siiblimnte Slanoinoer.
EXPERIMENTATION ifllloc man
pogte iig FOR, eilten oct aipIbcr iulo.
bloos Nplsopr eler SormIano. Ser
ON Sagen blep en- ToIanb China
Nangria iolat Tor 10000 Collars.
heber Oct. Ienne iamrue 8riS bar
nogle Maoneoer ier bIet fisbt ior
$50 Collars. Gapncr iliat Den no.
nlcrtebc Gacc? Reppc. % fou oct
game Ell Stat eller ct Strsg, OF Spc.
fulotion oripcr SpetnIauter Ill OF
betaIc ira 800 I'll 500 Collars Or
Mere Tor Tarme2 Sioen pil piic.
Men aualo % TolN ii,lste oItio eitcr
pilo Equalization. Suab ilnper ipei.
ret lia Ell &afct ton1mer NED iaicn
nteo ct alaif. N9erbrua fan bare
flare "Hetilrns" pao CT moberot "Sr
pcitmcnt". Spcfuler life pilot, @obt
iolf, Set fonmer III al aoa III iom
/ Sortioen, of DC, iom BARTER. mo
bctolc S%piacmallbcn,
- Con Beans iloor o'tc Sell. iorbi
oen life blcp "inoullerct", Iorbi bcll
plnrtca / falfiotil9, "iltr" Igcriorb,
OF ior6i man nllnlaber al BRUCE lot
StaIoaisoiel og "pboaphoric ocib" Tor
Den. Wton lflilbc / etbpcrt Solb I'M
ocirlcrc", ielp ON mull nloottc bcnnttc
commercial cultures. ionl nan fan
'ao fisbt hos Srehonolcrcn. @iot
Soro ira CT s~lgeritpffc. oct har porct
"inocllerct" Con Beans paa, er oIt,
ionI trPngcS.
- Otter Observation-Disclosures
cperilae foiter Oct S72.42 at Isoe %
Ell &ufalp, til ocn blir CT Nar gam
mel. % Inr gommcl pilbc aptacn
ho foitet i'm Giernlono ioa me9et ion;
S157. 90. Setie cr bare, hpao Tnrct
iortGrcbc. Spab oclr up'sotc aoIn
bar pGro cr pi life blct unoerpiitc on.
Seq pil bare bcmprfe, at funbc life
Sormerc flcit isoe op aolpe bi1iacrc.
oiloc Triien pau aIeb % Ntcicripro.
buffer life ba nogcn lloiteter Ill al
gaa neb bcttc Iaret!
"@on1an's 9tntlonal ,3arm anh
@urocll NSIocidtion" or Ell "mauo.
itcrf" apiuoeforeninq, iom Here &pin.
Scr moaltc flnnoc Ia Sutcrcsie al al
fommc / Sorbinoclie meb. @encroI
Setretprcn or: "YtiiS Stcaa s.
&ebb, IA Mooiicn Apcnlc, Ncn
9orf."
3 Sapeilpffen ioapeI iom
W~taiSaeeren % Eotetngercn lfuloC
Der pore Rllm llof melem RaoeruC
OF mellem Ylantcrne / Haocn. Nucr
cufelt Elantc ifuIoc ba Tlob9 NOT I'll
at pore o. uouifIc iig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-21
Sarmeren % 2lrbeioeren
ar MeNntteri

Sr. Neoattsr!
"a ie0 Ter, al BET or cnoeI Snricnocrc,
iunt tritiicrer oueunGpntc Nriticl. oil lc9.
nleb Neoattsrcn5 Silabelic al Ct @lens
iuor. guoeI bciinloer mig ior TOTAL YP,s
iuritaoclie o9 andre for Stug, ION lcQ
llet life bar 'trCuci. Itfer andre cnl9ddr
Arfitelcu oIDcle9. Ssrit MAJ lcN 'iqc
ga, iii Mr. Gee Tor Den SpIpsrtug an
gauenoc aario9cn ri alliireitcu. Sea
on mango iIcrc NJ zen Soritdaclic. az Pr
bcioerne ltrclfeoc FOR Is (imcrs sag oa
80 cIIcr 80 Troceut ~Ysn5puulGa. Nl
tomrcr Ir. Sec meo Den itit m%obinttc
Gplnsnino. gtcu / 9snbolh Ill gr. Yecs
SpInsuino. iud maa Der 10 uTrc Here
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ilcitc SiIiGIOe Fan life eli Sarmcr lcre
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