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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-03
PITTSFIELD MAN TELLS
INTERESTING STORY
Experience With Case of
Rheumatism % Years Ago

Geo. II. Carpenter runs a carriage
and automobile painting shop at Pitts
field. Mass. He enjoys a reputation as
master of his trade and his work is
highly regarded.
In a letter he wrote he said: "Mys-
terious Pain Ease : + = | used it -
years ago and it cured my rheumatism, !"
\ simple aightforward statement
of fact from a substantial citizen. Think
what he must have suffered and how
grateful he felt after - years.
The Scotch Liniment known as "Mys-
teriOus Pain Ease" penetrates in such
Il way that it relieves inflammation and
pain ceases to exist.
Many people in all walks of life have
heartily endorsed it. Users of 'Mys-
ferrous Pain Ease" recommend it for
pains of rheumatism, neuralgia, sprains
Of all kinds. neuritis, lumbago, Sciatica,
burns, muscle cramps, stiff neck. chill
blains, muscular colds where the Shout
ders, chest and back muscles are in pain,
and pain arising anywhere from infam-
nation.
Pain is a matter of infiammation-if
Won can overcome the inflammation the
pain goes.
A Scotch doctor got up the formula
of this famous Scotch liniment and it
did stop pain so surely and quickly that
people thought there must be something
mysterious about it. They got so they
asked for it by the name mysterious
and so the name came to be mysterious
Pain Ease"-named by grateful suffer
erS who had found the way to be rid OF
pain.
Mysterious Pain ease is sold by most
| leading dealers. ANY druggist can get
| it for you from his jobber.-Adv.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-03
Sporting Notes.

New Orleans is to have a municipal
football league.
Akron boxing clubs have reduced their
admission prices.
Next years track and field Champion
ships of the Western Canada Intercol-
legiate union will be held at Edmonton.
Ten foreign teams viii compete in the
annual siN-day bicycle race to be staged
i'm Madison Square Garden beginning
Dec. s.
The annual Southern golf season viii
he ushered in November 10 with the OPP
ching of the annual Carolina tournament
at Pinehmst.
Boxing clubs in numerous cities are
following the plan Of the New York Box
ing commission in having two judges and
Il referee to ofiiciate at bouts.
Bethlehem, Pa. boasts. Of a soccer
eleven composed entirely of Chinese play
ers, believed to be the first OF its kind
ever organized in the United States.
During the season just closed only five
Grand Circuit totters won more than
&lOO0O-Peter Manning, Arion Guy,
Peter ,Coley, Sister Bertha and Day Star.
Fred Fulton, who has not fought since
he went against Harry Wills in their bat
tie at Newark several months ago, has
been in training at his home in Mime
sofa with the expectation of getting back
into the ring at an early date.
In Harry Adams Montana university
appears to have one Of the star quarter
backs in the Northwest. Adams is a
ten-second man on the track and one OF
the few track stars who seem able to
use their speed to advantage on the grid
iron.
Reduction in the amount of prize
money distributed to the horsemen by
the various Canadian clubs will probably
result from the new dominion raging
daily tax on the tracks and a smaller
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-03
JAMAICA.

Ben Stark sold his horse to Frank
Knight this week.
DIR. and Mrs. Thomas visited relatives
il. New York this week.
Ben Howard of Putney was in town
Saturday on business.
4 good number attended the auction at
Edward d. Benefits Saturday.
The millinery showing at the hotel was
well attended Friday and Saturday.
A. w. Butler was elected town repre-
sentative at the freeman's meeting Tues
day.
Roland Wheeler has bought large
work team for use on the oil wagon this
winter.
Mrs Hattie Allen, who is living at
Mrs, Phineas Aliens, visited in Wards
bor0 last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Soper and family
were visitors of her father, Il. r. Bemls,
over the weekend.
George Brooks is moving his household
goods from the house near McLean's mill
TO his farm on South Hill.
Mrs. Mary Sherwin has gone 20 Man
chester to spend the winter with her SIS
ter, Mrs. Ellen Wyman
Harry Sherwin, who has been in town
the past week assisting his mother has
returned to his work in Palmer Mass.
Mrs. John Clark, who has worked at
Linden Lodge the past month, has re
turned to her home here.
There will be n harvest supper served
at the church hall Thursday evening from
> until s o'clock.
Russell AIdrich. who has been a guest
at Mrs. Addie Gardeners, returned to his
home in Springfield, VT, Monday.
Airs. Abbie White went Monday for
several weeks stay with her son, Rev,
William White in Sterbridge, Mass.
Miss Hazel White has finished work at
the Jamaica House and is visiting her
mother in Easthampt0n, Mass, for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hoisington and
family of Springfield and Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Gardner were weekend visitors
at George Gardeners.
Word has been received that II. L.
Am&den of South Vernon fell while riding
a bicycle. breaking his collar bone and
iniuring his knee and that he is suffering
with concussion of the brain.
Much sympathy is felt for Fred Sellers
who has Just received word of the death
from tuberculosis of his only daughter
Mrs. GenRvieve Player in England. Mrs.
Player leaves a husband and three small
children She was formerly a Jamaica
girl, having lived here and attended
the village schools and her many friends
grieve her loss.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-03
SPORTING
RUTLAND HOPEFUL
DESPITE SORE ARMS
Football Squad, Recently Vaccinated,
Will Get in Wee!. OF Practice fer
Brattleb0rO Game

RUTLAND, Nov. 3.-The Rutland
high school football team will be obliged
to give up practice for about two weeks
owing to recent vaccinations, but it is
planning on a week Of strenuous worI, be
tore the game of games with the Brattle-
boro high school eleven on st. Peters
field, Nov. 70.
This game is probably attracting more
attention among the different schools
than any football contest to be played
between Vermont high schools in many
years.
The fans of the organ town are wild
over the contest and it IS understood that
a movement is underway to have about
300 of them accompany the team to this
city to act as a cheering squad. There IS
no question about BTattleboro having
good team, and according to local fans
who have seen it in action it is consider
ably heavier than the Rutland team. 1t
has played fast football this year, and
has not lost a game. The fact that it de
feated the Holyoke, Mass, high school
team last Saturday shows that it must
be pretty fair outfit.
Rutland fans, however, and In fact
football lovers from all parts of the state
who have seen O'BGien's 'wOnders' IN
action this year are unanimous that 1T
will take a real team to beat them, to
saw nothing Of holding them scOreless-
"O'bie'' is said TO have some inside
dope to impart to his charges for this
contest. He and all OF the members OF
the squad want to win this game, to oil,
set the only victory that has been scored
against the Rutland high school team
while it has been under his charge, Brat
tleboro having defeated them i'm that me
morable game at Bellows Falls three
years ago.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-03

share for the clubs in the commissions on
the mutuel pools.
Notwithstanding that the football
rules committee has recommended that
the players be numbered in the big games,
the recommendation seems to have fallen
on deaf ears so far as the most of the
prominent Eastern colleges are concerned.
Princeton SO far is the only one of the
big universities that has determined to
number its players, and Head Coach Bill
Roper of that institution declares that
games with Yale and Harvard regardless
Of whether their opponents use. numbers
or not. In view Of the general demand
ON the part of the football public that
numbers he used it is difficult to under
stand why the rules committee does no
take steps to enforce its recommends
ton"
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-03
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Miss Agnes Blake, clerk in L. H. Bar
ber's music store, is confined to her home
on South Main street by illness.
A. F. Roberts and A. L. Trip are in
Boston this week to drive back Veile
cars for the Roberts automobile com
pany.
Mrs. Cora McDuffee of WhippIe
street, who had been spending six weeks
at her home in Bradford, has returned
to town.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-03

head; stops nose running; relieves the
headache, dullness, feverishness, sncezing
soreness and stiffness.
"Pape's Cold Compound" is the quickest
surest relief known and costs only few
cents at drug stores. 1t acts without as
sistance, tastes nee, no quinine.-Adv
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-03
Spanish Dancers.

There IS one nice thing about q
group of Spanish dancers. They en-
JOY II so much themselves. Always
merry and laughing and calling out
little pleasantrles TO each other, clap
ping their hands and stamping their
feet. But why. in the name Of Edgar
W. Ceramics, don't they learn some
new stepS?-Life.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-03

Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing
and snuffling! \ dose of "Pape's Cold
Compound" taken every two hours until
three doses are taken usually breaks up a
severe cold and ends all grippe misery.
The very first dose opens your clogged-
up nostrils and the air passages of the
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-03

When showing the violet shade, the
thickness of the film of a soap bubble is
only about one million two hundred and
forty thousandth part Of an inch.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-03
4 RAW. SORE THROAT
Eases Quickly When You
Apply q Little MusterOlc.

And Musterole won't blister Ike
the Old-fashioned mustard plaster.
Just spread it or with your fingers.
1t penetrates to the sore spot with
gentle Jingle, loosens the congestion
and draws out the soreness and pzi-.
Musterole is a clean, white ONT
ment made with oil of mustard. L
is fine for quick relief from sore
throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis, Group, stiff
neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache,
congestion, Pleurisy, rheumatism, lurn~
bago, pains and aches Of the back O.
joints sprains, sOremusCles, bruises, chill
blains, frosted feet, colds on the chest.
Nothing like Afusterole for croupy chill
dren. Keep it handy for instant use.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-05
UMRTt KRAJANKY.

V GicrY Y lOt5 hodin yeeer
|lemfelu a5lct6 Irojanka pani Jo'
sefinu Krcslod, manEclln pona
lfronIm KrcsIu. bydIicilo v cis.
.0lG Homer uIiee, Narodila 81 W
u Blanika, krnj tdborsIF
" CcebGch, duc ~ bfe2na 1885, n
" tGto zopi zila lndu let. Mad
.pfcdeosugm icjim sItoncm iuchIi
larmouee0S manzel D. Frank
.kresl, 3 ditky, olctS Frank, A.
.lctg Karlik n 10 mcsich siard An
mic, otcc D. Tumy, scstry pani
Marie schellmoyd, pi Frances
prchaloy6 q pf. Annie N%ygomie.
oyd, u mnoho osobnich pfateL
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-05

zdkoun | mforcm soci1lDielL Pre-
.sident Masaryk 20 akonpenycl
yolbdch postal pfedscdoW Ndrod
Milo sIromdzdtni, Tomdskoyi, de-
pcsi, Y wv pruyi' "Na SVEN god
poycdndm mlsle silcn jsem Tim W
domim, h. nam politick6 pfdteIt
ysecll slrpn u icndcncf Ndr5oyaI
iscm ~ zasaIl0ydni do ytci Stral
od sam6ho poGdtku yhIky . ne.
cht6l jsem b}ti se zndnou @sir0nol
W spojcut sIcduji takoyoa poll
tiki, jakou mi nafizuje Byedonl
IS rozbor ycIikf rcyolucc, q 10 81
MIN odydzDG, tfcba ~ op0lru6
Doufdm, ~ V bIaynich %othzkdcl
pasi %republiky najdcme dohodu
mczi yscui myslicimi u poetly}mI
Iidmi miIoyau6 ua6i yIasli Pray'
jako w, / il yttim V bnrmonii 4
apoluppaei, n io0to cestou jlsib DO.
cilimc ycIkSeb %rcforem, kn kic.
milne, WIaste V olledu no.
sp0da Bkfm u socialnim
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Ceny jcvily vzestup
v mGsici dubnu

Washington, ID. G., !. kydtnn
Iprayy Cd agentn f~cderaluicb re-
scrynicb bank naznafjly IL po &c
IA zcini Y mtsici dubDn jeylly ee-
ny yzcslnp Vysokf ceny ziyoi-
Dici nczbytuosti pfifitdng byly
M doposud %ySbradn6 1byikn
soboIdlos6 u ygkouosti q yyeokf-
mu pf0y0zOyacimu yyddui, aysak
Uyui * tomu take pGstupuje D.
koIuost, M kapital dd ~ tfacji "
skati. v d1sIcdku foho Y mtsici
dubun pomdfy nebyly nikterak
puzniyy poklesnnti cen, Rada fe-
deraIDlcb bank nyazoyala tdkG 0
0tazee oblNf Nc zlskanim dtlnie.
iva ia fanny, Tato otazka H. po.
yazoy10a M DcjobtNnfjM Ngcl V
ccilm dfIuicttm pr0blfmn u bylo
problascuo, " yyzadnjc nalezite
pozoinoslj ably pfcdesIo 80 yaz-
Ufm d0sledkdm pro pfodnecbia !
spofmb0Natcle, v Jizuicb dlsirik
lcpb 0emoIou farmaD ziskali ani
poIoyiD0 p%raeoynjeh sil, jel potfc'
bni1,
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Je zaludek pormeny?
odstrahte prayou pfitlnu-povfiJts
Or, EdWardss olivoyfeh Tabletek.

TAX jodna iisice lldi, ktcn tfpf
zkazcnym zaziyacim dstf6jim MI
atO ably uziyMi sfiiYok, anobO poh0it
sell 10 o ziepb0nl zazigaeibo dsifoU
onl 6t6cf no pfaYoa pfltinu ySehg
zacpanf Jatfe n GtfGyA
Df. Eduafdso Oiiyoye TaIelky
(Ir. EdwmCs Olive Tablets, pro.
botzeji jatra X cinnosti pDt0al0 . q
J6fiySm fybkem PraYt1elnou en-
nosif Jafm u f1fey %0daffanhn1 ~ ne
zdzlynost h ztiudlose n~StHale
MITE bpatnou ebut', pofazeal j.
nh, rsm1te chit \ jidl1 DfembbA
W. tszyI6dnost Nf5elts silu \
1nefsii. sneb igplie n9elNdkem no
an5zj zaziyaelhO 6stfOjH Fgtiziji6
OnyoyEoh Tabletek, substi,ot kaio'
m0iu
Ir. EGVafdse 0llg6g6 TabIetky
jg1ii list6 r0sUlbnou pDDfaVouy sUi
1boDou 6IIyOgfm Nej9p, pozn6t9
IL dIe jejieh oIiy0y6 bafyv A o.
an ~ dofTch yIaIsdkh boz sgifahL
kfeff ! bdhsff
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u vol fyebjfw vFslffk1m ksz0kh1
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vim uzdA nc 4 Wt
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X voLBAM v CECHACH

konccnG ySslcdhy yoleb do po.
slnneckG sntm0yny nclisi Nc mno.
10 cd idchL htcr6 byly jiz ozn6.
meuy. Mezi Molenymi jsou w.
hfuDitDi mjniair Dr. Bones, kite
rfbo ndrodni soeihloyG postayiII
IN prWf misto sytbo lstbu, mini.
stersl$ pfedseda Tusar, posiayc-
~ nn dmL6 misi0 Iistku socidlnc
demokf0tiekGh0 N zupn prGzskon.
ministf ynifm Sychl0 Dr.. km-
MIR Il J. P6udyadz zddn6 stranu
ucdostala 1bsolutni YGtsiDy, mus
b}ti uoyd yl1da 0ptt konlif0f, 10
jest, musi 80 opifati 0 hekolik il.
bgch strup Otdzkou jest, budo0i
II do nj 0pet point agrdrniei, kte.
ri js0u ~ soci6lnich dcmokratccll
stra00u nejsiIndjM pudA ~ Da
VAIN tn okol1osi. NJ sc ge soei0.
listy ttzcc shdscli u v poslcduicli
t9dpoeb byIy We Wade pr0dkG
spoty 0 p6litik0 miuislm syeijy,
Hpfg 1a zemfdtlskf ddiniky ~
sloycuWku postal vojsko, proti
ecmnz s0eidlui den0kmt6 ostfe
PROFESSIONAL Mlnyi No . ION, NJ
Y uoy6m miuistcfytm b1de take
utjakf zdstupoc Gesk Gch Ntmcd,
10 bnde zdlczoti ~ N6mcieh ~
mYeb, pnlezitost X zastoupcnf w
Wide dostauoh Ccsti Nfmei pro.
jeyuji 10 sym stayem pDmtr1b
awDokojcuf
"Ceskosloye0sEM Hepnblika, :
0fcdnf orgdD ylhdy poukaznJe 10
~, ~ aboD nj ttyrtipy obyyafel.
silva republiky %blosoyolo bud pro
soetaIisfy Dcbo agrauiky, 1mz
scbyhIilo prael Ndrodgibo shro.
mdzdbn oblcdut 6stavy, Jazyko.
Vfeb zakond, zbko6a yolebniho .
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Osobr,f

49, V dlerS meskal v Omoze DR..
Miloslny Iireucr y Lincoln jcn5
%vyfizoyal NJ 2dc r6zn6 zdlclltosti.
t@kojici Nc jebo oborn
Hndmf ndcjst prdyDik pm
Adolf A, Tenopir nnyr6tiI sc mi.
mule poudcli do Omahy " we roz.
sable fanny, kterou ylastni We sid.
10 Missouri Pan Tenopir prnco.
val pilnd pc dclsi dobu M sySch
pozcmcicb, take mi nutnou jarnl
pf6ci skoncem a mhac Ne op6l We.
uoyati prdynick6mu pogoldni Jc
ma mem dcbfc pozoroyati, ~ SC
%yprnvujc do ziyota fnrlnGfsk6h d
zdrovd barya oblifojc %prozuzujc,
~ ma pobyt yc yoln6 ptirod6 jdc
ink ndlczi k dnbu
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Mezi spojenci opet
vladnc jcdnotnost

Loudgn, J. ky6tna Vdlnl
nedorozumtui ezist0yalo mpzj spo.
Jcuci pred koDfcrepci Y San lic-
no, alo dosIo X uaIezitemn Wjasf
Dtni, die problaseoi prcmiera
LIoydu George Y poslapeckb snl'
moyut Premier ~problasil, n kon-
ference lat0 byla nejpozondlod-
0ljsi q uejdhlclil1 III od uzayfcnj
pfimfW konfcreDec into mtla
lakoy6 ygsIcdky ~ yseebDy int,
r@esoyani stpuy byIy j pine y.
spokojcOX conference tato pre-
deysim Mplasila obayg, NJ pod.
milky mirOyf smIonvy ycfSaJlsk[
nebndou vymabapy, "Nusime Oh
drzeG I'd Ntmeeka dhb u nero.
plany," prohlasJ premier mlnyf
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o opaltrnicb, kterd bndou utino.
oa, ably Ndmecko bylo %pfinmeno
plntiti ycIlm u6Lrady, aysak mn.
NJ uznali, " bndc moei pIuiit V
budoucnosli, chcemc, ably nemc-
eky kaueI@ prisel do Spa = M
when obnosu, ktcrS Dude Wy.
pIaccn, q jak dit Sc budou spl6t-
KY" Pokld odzbrojeni ndmec-
kSeh militaristd u komunistd sc
t$ee, probIdsiI premier Lloyd
George, " take ozbrojcni mollon
odzbrojiti. "yimc dobro, M Ne
mccko Y ptftomnf dobc ncmdze
provost jcuom Ntmci SAINT spo-
icnci budou IA ne yyyijcti tlak,
ably TAX skldetnc ucinNi
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z OMAHY, NEB.
Zakonceni sezony
nasich ochotniku

OchotnickG Sdruzcni Sokold IN.
koncilo v ncdeli pcccr lctosni di.
yadclni sczonu proycdcnim vese.
lohry "Iclczn6 koruna" od Fer
dinnndu Oliyy, Rozmarnon iouto
hrou byln lisptSnd n "vcsclh' 10
tosni sczOun nznvfcna yclmi pfi'
pndne, ncbot yesclolua yyplnilN
dobfc sy6i 1kol, Del jeji jest ca'
sovS II Y cclku poutayS ncktert
dialopy (zcjmdnn mezi Venlurol'
Il icho zcttm v prvtm jcdnAni)
pnsobi syou rozylacnosti n slal}nI
pfctfdsanim ttloz pfcdmetu no
pfilis piizniyS DOZEN II nckolih
"skrtd" by jim snad dobfc pro.
spdlo; to oysem ilclze ptiflsil Y
npprospdcli dclnkujicieI, nSbrl
yinu uesc autor, V eelku no obet
ccnstyo yfbornG bngilo rozmarnS
mi sctnumi | hojpSmi ytipy, jcz
vdtcne kyiioynlo castfm pOtlcs'
KEN.
Ochotniei byIi We velmi dobr6
n6lad6 na svG ySstupy sc pccli
VI pfiprayili, u poneyadz nell
hojnost posluchacstya, hledcll sc
go ncjlbpe vyznamcnoti, tnk ~
hra sla jake INA drdtkach'. lllay.
nj 1loIm Vdeluya Venturyi auto,
RI "Iclczn6 kormy', 0bstarnl p.
X. Lncina No MAnou syou ronti'
noli. Cbaraktcrisoyal dobfc pan
tofIoytho' hrdinu, ienz M koucc
~zyIdstni shodon okoln0sii st6yh ~
skutc6nou hlnyou rodiny luni
A. Pifhoyd SO vybornt uplainila
Y 1Iozc jcIlo cItoti Marie byla y
prvu neobmezcnon yI1dkyDi do
mhcnosti, ktcrh ma syon moe q
doycde Nj udrzctl nadylad0 w
k0zdon ccnn, p0slfzc ysak stane se
pOk0fuou u rozt0mllOn ch0tl
81. Irma kIrpctkoyh m6la jako
dccra Vcntmoygch Eliska op6t
sfastnf yeccr brdla 4 pfimtfenon
zivosfi u jistoton zkuscu6 oehoini
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%vZpOMfNKA Cd LEGT0NARE

Pm Simon Rokdsek, mattel
zndm6bo pokafskGho obclodu IA
2H, Il Farnam nlicicl, obdr1eI 10.
pig I'd D. Franly snajberka, hS.
yaldlD Omnzun1 jeboz ziyotui
osudy" budou jistt mnob6 kra.
jnny zajimafi, Pan Snajbcrk byl
Izde dobm mann zejmtua jako hor
Hwy q nadScb9 pracoyDik Y kru.
zich s0holskycb KdyE organise.
Yala NJ teakmlogemkG m1nada,
IpfibIdsil 10 DO jcjfel rad . dostal
W jak fmDcmlzgkg lfgimndf III
osyobozenf VAST, Ede Ne nyDi n.
vale lsndil. " z~aslaniho ozud
meoi ~ dozyidhmc NJ pffteI Suaj
berk Wd1I ~ M "mfIoaf u ncmi.
Host" bhzhu Am0royi h dne T. Il.
morn uzayffl mn Krhl VinohFa.
|doch obcausk9 A6atek " VI, Pppi'
|6lou Eli6soyou. k ecmnz mn r..
no cboti srdccDl pratu1njcme
IHa sfhIg domoy zyol1 Vi p snaj
Ibnrk BmiislayU M s%I0geDskn, D
|zaffdij n lam yoIkoobcI0d papfr
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