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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-07-30
CAN GET RID OF BURDOcK
Fest Is Hard to XIII, but One Farmer
Tells Of Finding the Plants
Vulnerable Spot.

A weed pest Of wide distribution
particularly obnoxious because of its
numerous prickly hurrs. is The burdock
Cutting II down doesn't do any good
for burdock develops root system pos
sesSing wonderful vital tenacity. and
promptly comes up again.
Like the well-llnown hero of aa.
tlquiiy whose only vulnerable spot was
on his heel. the charmed life which the
hurtlocl seems to bear really is only a
semhlance. The hurdock has its vulner.
able spot but few know where ii is.
An eastern farmer. living in rural
district where the worthless burdoc,S
had brazenlv lived its parasitic life for
years. happened on to the bur
docks weakness--and burdock ceased
strai ehtway to be bad pest on that
farm.
This farmer cut. using bush scythe.
The hurdocks infesting fence corner
They were dourishing. arrogant bur
docks--the kind that grew as tall as a
man nearly and for a brief period in
the summer when the green burrs
make elegant balls and cushions. are
a delight to the children.
This farmer cut them all down with
a scythe. few hours later--it was in
hot. dry weather--if occurred to him
TO try TO pull up the roots. Thus ne
stumbled on the peculiar weakness OF
the burdock.
ri has n long tap root which shrinks
when the plant is first cut. If he
plants have been cut off about four
inches above the ground. leaving hit
which can be readily grasped. and u
the pulling is attended TO while the tap
root is still in the shrunken state, II IS
possible to pull the tap root up al
most to is bottommost end.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-07-30
LURE THAT TEMPTED MANY
Sought VaInly for tho Fabied
Fountain Of Youth.

In that far-off. observation-disclosures
cred country In that region which has
shifted and changed just as mems
minds alter and expand. In that mys-
tic Blmnl was thought to be the
spring which, II tasted by mortnls,
would assure them immortal youth.
On that island bubbled fountain
whose waters healed all manner OF
sickness
The lure OF the Fountain OF Youth
seized upon not only the dreamer, but
caught the fancy Of the bold adven-
turer. Ponce de Leon. and the redoubt-
able De Soto sought to taste OF Its life
giving fluid. and It is perhaps the
mystery and wonder, coupled with de-
sire, that brought about the discovery,
not Of the fountain. but Of that part
Of our country known as Florida.
II was on the 9th day of March
1913, that Ponce de Leon sighted land
which he thought was an island. On
April s, which was Easter Sunday, he
took possession Of the country In the
name Of the king Of Spain and called
II Pascua Florida In honor Of the day.
He explored the country and was
obliged to battle with the Indians. and
after many adventures. which includ-
ed another voyage in 1921 to found a
colony, this intrepid navigator sue
cumbed to q wound inflicted by saw
age, and died While his vessel was
making for the island of Porto Rico.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-07-30
Mexicans Wary of Snow.

II Is possible on almost any day
in the year to see snowbanks from
Mexico City. yet few of the natives
there had ever touched snow until one
day last winter, when there was quite
Il perceptible fall. the first In many
years In the Valley of Mexico.
The mountain peaks of Popocatepeti
and Iztaccihuatl. clearly visible from
the capital are always snowclad. but
they are some sixty miles away
Harefuoted or lightly shod natives
stepped gingerly into the strange ele
mcnt. and nfierward spent most of the
day huddled in their homes or In shet
ferlng hooks and corners. The SNOW
flnrry was Dire "a a sudden drop IN
.--~.rcrafure during y light rain.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-07-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN the Matter of the Estate of James
f. Walker. Deceased
In the Probate Court OF Cassia
County, State of Idaho.

Notice is hereby given. that Let
ters of Administration on the estate
of James f. Walker, deceased. were
granted to the undersigned on the
rs day of July, 1920, by the Pro
bate Court of Cassia County.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to me for allowance at the of
fee of w. l.. Dunn, Attorney at Law
Oakley, Idaho, within ten months af-
ter the date of this notice, or they
shall be forever barred
Dated July 81. 1920,
WILLIAM WALKER
DON C. SEVERE
ANDREW G.. NELSON
Administrators
Date of first publication. July 80.
Date of last publication, Aug 20.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-07-30
Measuring Sludge.

An ingenious method of measuring
the depth of sludge in deep sedlnen-
tatIon tanks is employed at the sew
age disposal works of Fitchburg.
Mass. says a Canadian writer The
measurements are made by means of
n pitcher pump and % feet of finch
rubber hose, marked in l-foot lengths
The pump Is screwed to a 3-foot plank
ana attached to the hose by union
coupling, In making measurements
the plank is placed across the top or
gas vent and the hose pushed into
the tank until II is near the supposed
sludge level. The hose Is then low
cred an inch al time. Between each
shift sufficient pumping is done to
insure complete change of water ID
nose When The sludge level Is reach
ed the pump Will raise sludge' me
length of the hose below the chimney
ION is then noted. and as the distance
from TOP OF chimney to bottom OF
TANK Is known II is an easy matter 10
estimate the depth of the sludge.
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AS TO A RUMOR

A rumor is being circulated to the
effect that | have written to Mr.. w.
A. Ward and promised him the de-
putyship on condition that he retire
from the race for sheriff. | wish to
state that | have not written to Mr..
Ward on any subject and that I have
not promised the deputyship to any
man.
r. H. SMITH
Burley, Idaho Adv.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-07-30
It's alright to PIN your
faith to some things but be
sure you use . safety pm.
WE RUBBER

We do il by keeping all the
various rub Der articles
needed in the home - hot
water bags, syringes, tubing
sheeting.
When one Of such articles
springs leak the user is
put in panic.
We place in our stock OF
this class of goods only such
as have proved their sound
and lasting qualities.
Sonora monographs
and TIL e L a test
r e lords
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-07-30
vIPONT MINE
BY The Kitten

Last picture show was fine. Good
crowd; good music.
Mr. Wilcox is having another
unit added to his bungalow.
We noticed an ad in a Vipont pa
per reading like this. Help wanted, |
(Male and female) Also dish wash
err.
Miss VERNE Maffey charming
young lady from Salt Lake City, is
visiting her friends Mr.. and Mrs
JOY.
Mr. Charming and Mr., Phelan are
spending a few days at the camp to
see how this pet mine is being trea
ted
Mr. Dudler, our chief enforcer OF
Law and Order, is entertaining three
of his daughters from Salt Lake, who
are here for long visit
The flowers were dropping and
the town was dry. The weather
man spoke, the clouds wept and now
the hills are smiling with joy, at vi
pont.
Con jim and jackson are making
hurried business trip to Burley be-
tween sunset and sunrise. The boys
are very much alive when they leave
but, oh dear, the day after the
night before.
Mrs Abeling gave a delightful So
cial in honor of Miss Joan Chan
ning's fifteenth birthday anniversa
ry All, including Miss Joan herself,
had good time. She seemed to en-
oy herself immensely
H. c. Hodge of Ontario, Oregon.
has taken over the Apex property
Mr.. Hodge expects to have crew at
work in a short time, pushing the
development Of the property as fast
as possible The tunnel is now in
about 1870 feet Indications are
good
There was a battle in the kitchen
between the pearl diver and the kit
chen mechanics They were lined
up, six to one in favor of the bis
cult shooters. Like all big issues. ii
had small beginning. There was
first Just a drop of water, then cup
full, then a pitcher full, coffee pot
full, tea pot full, and then : a
dish full of bean soup.
She pearl diver made graceful re-
treat for the back door, but they
were all too much in the power of
the spirit of battle to quit A rush
was made for the water trough. All
utensils were loaded, and the pearl
diver was the object of destruction
He made a short but disastrous
stand One of the girls grabbed him
by the shirt, and there was quick
separation-the girl had the shirt
and the diver made hasty retreat
back of the bunk house for repairs
In the meantime, excitement at tbs
water trough was running high
With fighting blood in their eyes ant
without a leader, they were fighting
among themselves. Water flowed
freely. Finally there was lull IL
the battle and some one discovered
that the object of their watery in
tentions had disappeared. so peace
treaty was verbally agreed to.
They all returned to the kitchen
where the girls-the greater part 0
them=were run through the wrin
ger. and today everything is peace
able and dry.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-07-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Matter of the Estate of
Alexander 5. Elquist, Deceased
In the Probate Court of Cassia
County, State OF Idaho

Notice is herby given that Letters
of Administration on the estate of
Alexander S. Elquist, deceased, We're
granted to the undersigned on the
26 day of July, 1920, by the Probate
Court of Cassia County.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to me for allowance at the Of
flee of w l.. Dunn, attorney at law,
Oakley, Idaho, within ten months
after the date of this notice, or they
shall be forever barred.
Dated July 81. 1920.
ALPHA ELQUIST.
Administrators
Date of first publication, July 80
Date of last publication. Aug. 90
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(,ynrtSct,ino oni Seitc Az
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Sen Witlolu ridlnloa" beimnoen.

Ncm Dorf. ~ Die >N'rp in ocm
Ero;c6 Nelen 9enioniIn 0'itlom, eln
9MitaIieo scr Momnililtllhen slrhei
terpartei, brahte Elm alli uidilloia"
loutenoes Gcrolft eIl. Die Mnflaae
loutete aui trimincIlen slnarhlsml,s.
Naa llrtcil mag auI 10 bis 20
Sabre ,3ud,tbmis lallten. (Gin SpIcr
mcbr, oas Ser Neottcu SIM Spfcr
| iGllt Wcn @itlo,u lit 10 luenip eil1
|slnard)ilt ,pie ser Nid,ter, nelbcr i'm
ms 3ud)tl)aua lcn0en auiro.)
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So;ialiitcniiibrcr ucrbaftet.

Berlin. Grnit S1luuig Siibrer oes
rooifaIcn Nliigel* Scr llnabbon9i9cn
So,ialiitcn, lpuroc alI clncn
SoItbeicbl ser Negierlna hin uerbaI'
tet. SIN rsnni bcIanb er lldl III Yer
biuoung nit bem sllsltanoc Der Ha'
oifalen in Samburg III &aft, ipuroc
|ober Ip1ter cntlnllel Sett loll or III
bas TIutbao Dor ocm heid,ataaaae,
|bGlloc Don uoriacr @pd)c perpdelt
leiu.
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Sir nncrc S0Gne Gin 3ntnnitsgliid
Hub mncrc SOd)tcr? - Sbr fin9et tic Gin
J in YaiterbGbcm, Wo SdOnbcit pcracbt
y n ;3cid)cn acmprbctcr l,uifnnna iou icim
\ Sas Sanmcr Srmm, bas 10 burut uebt
~ Nir fommcn upm 9icdt erfuren,
III Tum 9cdt, oas oic Wtadt nns acburcn.
u ySir brinacn bic sSrcibcit ocm &plf.
a r NcrridcnScn 5tert! gSir funlmcu, gSir nab'm!
Ill SIR, oic Sbr upm Sd)ucife scr anocrcn cbt
sS$amt her: Sin enoloier 3na ;icht beran,
Snmpf brOhnen bic Sd,rc: Scr Grofrcis bcbt
sAsF fummen ySir rciken bic &crfcr Gin,
Sie leete 3minabnro eritiirmcw ,uir Film .
Vifuorts! Nabt SIR andl sic Wtadt nno Sic Een
Ser Uotcr, bes 9iid)tbcils = nmiunit Gncr Wib'n
TtN tino nmirc Seelcn uum einem Wcaebr
Nad) Icdt nno Srcibcit, oas 9llc criilt .
M traacn one flammeuSc yanncr cinlcr
Sud) iiber ocm 6Gnptcrn: Gin b!ntrotcs Tilo,
W iino bic yaiic, Die buruGrtc itrcbt,
r lInO opnncrnb bramit nnier Sdnd,acama
lcan mas ani Grben grabt, bGmmcrt nno mcbt,
| ssSna trammt pun scr Trcbcit icin ycbcn lam
ySir fummcn Duin 9cd)t crforcn,
%pm Mcdyt, ons sic Wind,t mns acburcu,
vSir bringcn Bic Trciheit Scm %ulf
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Tertrcben, iuelt)es ser Solstrult
nltt pergibt l,nb fir pcIbcs iett
iuleoer Die neun S. @. W. -Witalie,
Der Dor 0en Shranfen cines offen,
bar parteiiiben uno beionoeneu
Strafgcridts eri6einen. Sic ltebeu
ilnter Der slnflage oeS Moroes i'm
crlten @raoe. Mon legt ibneu aur
Solt, iene bier Observation-Disclosures
porl1blidb lino nit lleberleal,na
inns Seben gebrndt 81 babcn. Oic
slnflage lit 70 ldcberl.d, nie nl,r ct.
lpos 1eln fann Gurh bie therein,
ltlnncnoeu llno alnutspiiroiaen
slnSia9cn BON orci 2eu1en ipuroe
Dor ocm Coroner ieltgclteIlt, oaB
ole 6ilbrcr Ser Eoraoc eincn llcber-
jail plonten llnO oob ole Yara0e
bon Der nripriin9lid) III slnslid)t &c.
nonlnencn Wnridroutc ablpid) nm
5u Dem IN eincm beoelltllnaslolen
NebengaBcben geleaencu &lnblofal
Der s W. ". 81, fonlmcn. Tiele
slnala9en Iinoen lire @eltGti9ltng
1T Der iulbcltrittenen Satiatc, oa6
Die Seicbcn ocr 2egionGre im Ssn.
ncrn bes Glubballles llno nidt an
Der StrnBe gefl,noen luuroen. GS
|nntcrlicgt oenlnad nitt Dem leiie.
ltcn 3lpcilel, baB be @etotcten in
oas Suits Ser s. ". W. einoranaen
liuO haB Die im Snncrn befinolihen
MrbeIter unb Wtitglieoer Der s. ".
". su Der stnnatme, man beablit).
tl9c lie ill iibcrfallen, bercdltint ipas
rell. Sic ocrtcioigtcn iid lelblt unh
itr Gigentlun, pcrtcioigten cs nit
Dem Merlte bes &nllsputcrS, lueld)er
red)tspiori9cn Ginorin9lingen oeu
lCintritt ueruciacrt luo ipioerlctli-
|dc ,sricocnslt0rer nieocrfnallt.
| God obglcid) ollc oielc Satiohen
Ie.lnuonbfrci icltgeltellt ipnrben, pers
lhoitete man Ole nclm 9lneefla9tem,
Iworf lic. i'll Die lbln,isiaen 3ellen
iSes Srtsgefdngntfies nito peinigte
lltc forperlid), INN iic su .@eitGno'
lrilieu" 81 bcluegcll gtl,n Idleppt
|nrnu iic Dor ole 0eld)morencn INN
leircn nuIrcgcnoelt nerpenbrcder.
lbcn Trp5eD iiber tic cr1ebcn 81 lai'
fen llnicr ocn Dor ocn Sdranfen
Iliehcnnen an9cblifcn ,Worbern"
lb,fiuben liel) oid fiini Seteranen
lrc2 lctien &ricges. Sbre Satcn fir
Simerifa iino pergclien, oie pntrlo'
ltlNcn, t00nro5entigcn ichcn nur
iio$ cine: Die SolioaritGt ocr cnt-
Iledltctcn Sol5iGller, oicier Soliba'
rl:Gt meldle Sen slniala bonn Gnoe
SCI fapitoliitiidlcn 3pin9bcrrldoft
tcorltct. IS iii nidt cine Ncd)ts'
iru0c, ipcld)c giid)ier imb 8clh,uo'
rene IN ser Gcntralia sliidrc Sll ent'
IIhciocn boben, ionocrn cine ssnter'
!, ei'cnIra1e. g5 lit cin &onpI nm
IoaS Moolition3red)t Scr aeiomte,l
ls.rbeiterIhoit. SSir ollie boben eilt
SntcrcIIc oaron, bub Ole nein,
Observation-Disclosures ser sSrcibcit 5llriid
. ococbcn ncrocn. Torlrn iolltcn mir
lfrcuoio su bcm Tcrteiolgi,ngslonn
Nrnl @citcn Scr &umplacnollcn IN
GcntroIiu beitragen. Tus edo" III
,Iacrn bercit, uucl) oic fleinlten Wc'
+, Itriuc on bic red)tc Stcllc sll ilbcr'
iuittcln. 0cnoicn, bclit nad) Glrcm
{ Tcrmoaen.
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TX. Jahrgang.
feieer perimek sur Derniektune
Scr 0e,perfictaften.

Ger iesiae Mongreb iii oiIenbar
ser rcattiondritc, bcn mir III oen
Ieeten iiiufsig Sabren 9cbobt. Senat
mo slbgeorbnetcnha,,s mcttel1erl'
nliteinanocr III ocu @eltrebcn, oen
rcoftion0rltcu ,sntereilcn oes Sanoes
III bicncu uno sic reattiondrltcn
nno polfsicinolid,iten @clese ourb'
suoriideu; belonocrs hat ma1 eS
alI llntcroriitl,ng ocr anlcrlfanl'
id,cu notwithstanding abaclebcn.
llnaliidlidcripcilc lhlaTel ole
nlcilten lnlcrer amcr,fanl'ben
Unions nod. sic oulcIn noh inter
ser Yirflma oes patriciliden Ghlo.
roIorms, lpcld,e ihncu Die berrlhenoe
aIalIe p1brcno ser &ric9Siclt nurd
Sic feilcn Yclitifer mo anoere clll'
impIcn licben. GincS ldoncn Saaes
,ucrocu Tic aus ihrem Smlnlcl al1'
luod,cu uno lidl Damn III elmer tro't'
lolen TcrIallunH bcfuioen, inlbnrm
her;ia, acfnctftct mo Ncfcnelt, poll
tild, imo iplrtlduftlld) llc pcroell
eutred,tct, pcroclualtiNt, nleoerNe'
luprIcu lein
Nit Dem &oupfc aclcl Nie slntl
ltrcitflaulel ser Sun,nlll@. %orlaae
Sic bcrcits pom @llnoealenat nnNc
nonnten ,porbcn ilt, lino olelc Slr
better uertrolt; ser Ganlp' odlierl
i'm &ouie fort GicS lit obcr mn
ciiie ser eci1hrlid)el We'etesporla
aen, neldlc bciocl Silitlcrl oeS aoll
areNcs porlleAcn
SSir bciinoen inns lnnltten ellel
slatt uno ltlclnlia ellaeltltcfel
,Scte gcgen oie vNotcn". Wa''en
ucrbaIillngel, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
rationale Sce. mo Srcibiagoen &c
acn @olld)clpi2nu,@, &onlnllllallila
NuoifaIiann,s lmo ale dnoercn moo
Iid,cu ,,Ssmcu", init 9Ialahlle DC:
E,a;f,, hisi isi,t... ----- G.ei.'--r.re,!nroft*
mus. liuo al Der Sogcaoromlna
Eod, ocbc mau lih MIR tcner Sail
Ihlma bin: ser ciNcntlidle Mdnlp
iii oeuen sic nmerltullllhc Nrbelfcr
bclpc1i,na, acgcn Die olnerltanl'h
Gc,ucrfld)aIt2bcluc9lulg. 9'rldlte'
oeilu oicIc TclpcllltN llcbt leBt la1
Dem &ricac ocu nlGtltlacn Iuabe
fern rno Eroiltclrtn huloerlo II
Ncac.
Sur 3cit licat Sem &onareB EN-
ouBcrorocntlid, aeIlhrlldc Ve'eBe;
norlaae uor. Gin1creld)t nurne !
ron Sem reuublifanl'hen Sendlc
Stcrlino aus Siio. Gatota. y
Torlooe iiuoct uoIle llllterlllltl'll
Ser oroBfapitallitlid)cn Trene. Y
meroen harin ltrenae Stra'eu II
oIle m6oIihcn ulIriihrerlld]cn %e
aehen poracicben. Scocr Fora9raf
Iou cine Stilsc lein ae1cn Die ctpd
ocu Terlllde. ole Screlnlgten sta
fen Hcaicr,ng gcluolt'om III IN
zen ,,lip. StraIc,, bis jn S3.oOo.o
,pcroeu auIerlcat, iopie llnr Sah
3ud,thousltro'e, iiir @cilriportll'
noer @ctrcibuma BON slgltatlon
c5l,nitcn BON @eiualt 5ipefs Stu
,llna scr Ser. atcn'Heglerl'llli
93ie ecIagt: Die %orlaNe lle't i
bcirahc nie ein Strelteulhalt't
Tchl. Sen iraeno eiu @un>esontrltt
rid,tcr erl1bt uIlcs miro oar
beltroIt rno rcrboten. btlnahe 0
9lihcluholen
Sic Suocsitraic in Der %orlaac VI
geichcn.
Sic Torlage entAdlt nldl cll'
Taroornuhcn, pcldcr Die 800
ilraIe iiir gepiile @anolunHen u
:icht, ,mo ser alio luiltct:
.ToN. iper ilnncr onrtat, nerl
,od,.. untcritilBt oocr attlncn Ini
uinln,t an elmer S1ilrrcttlon o.
9iebellion gegeu Die Tere'n's
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@Z1d& Die rete Sahn<> @QQrz9
pnn llptnn 8inrtair.

Nurdt ani oes Sunmcrs %ramicn nno @rauSen!
Sin Seer pun WMraSen siebct bcran:
Sin Seer Der Gmterbtcn ams bunocrt yanbcm
lluo frcmoe 3mnac ipridt ieocrmann. y.
Sin cnblucr 3ma ;. Mas ilattcrt, iuas ramId)et
Sud- nbcr ocm Namptern rot in bcu Sag?
Gin %anncr it's. llnS Scr Grofrcs lanidct,
SSas Sicics yanncr wubl finSen mag
Sn rutcs %nnncr, on flammcnoc Tabnc,
BIC fcnria am Nimmcl Der 3ufunit winft,
Nus it's, uoran ocinc %utid,aft nns mabne,
Sc Wutid)ait, bic SicNcsbuiumna ms imgt?
gSir tummcm pum Selo, iuu bic SdJuac oampft;
gSir fom!cm ans trIbonmpicr gScrfltatt her,
9%o Scr Namn,cr orObnt. uu Der &ulbcn ampft; :.
y%ir fummcn uum Ynno, mir fummcn bom Metr.
Hr fummcn pum 9iedt erforcm,
%um HedDt, SaS oic Madt mns acburcn!
SSir brnaen Die tSreibcit ocm Suf!
Shr, bic Sbr hcrrd)et, lur icicn bic ySclt
Gmd, banem mad, Vnrcm gSmnld nno Elan.
Still tatcn iuir MHbal mno Mrbcit nm NcIo! :.
9Sir alanbtcu MI 0md, - oud, U!anbcn lit SaI,n!
lno lest? -. llnlcre ,Scr;cm hGmmern crdtrcft 4.
ySir tchcn nnS itannem: Sas Wert nni'rcr Nauo
Gir Sempcl mnr cs. Chr bnbt lin bcfleft
Wiit Tlnt mno SrGncn sic ucifc Mamo
@o mir fir oie Noiiumra sic Neimlatt acbamt,
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Sen sluid lliB poll5ogcn. tStrllcr sc
boreu ihr oie idipeoilhen Sinfsio
jldiilten ou ole III ibreln Sal,oe Die
aleihc oroonilntorilhe Stirfe Elm
ilchnlcl, lpIe mir Nie Sdnpel5er
martcr aitf l,ns. CWi0erIprild)
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