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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-27
SPORT BRIEFS

Paris. Jack Dempsey received
an offer from a group Of promi-
nent English sporting promoters
to meet Georges Carpenter, the
French champion, in London some
time this summer, provided Car
pentier defeats Ted kid" Lewis
May IL.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-27

cents and at thats figure they are
very profitable. occasionally they
will bring more money. Next year
there will be good yield OF goose
berries in this vicfnity.
Cherries are now commencing
10 bloom and, with favorable
weather for week or 10 days, a
heavy crop in insured, fruit men
said. Even light showers will not
damage the cherries greatly, but
heavy rains would prevent them
from pollnizing.
Cherry Situation Unusual.
In connection with the cherry
crop. an interesting point is nosed
In regard TO the relative value OF
sweet cherries with sour Of "pie"
cherries. In the past the sweets
have commonly been In favor with
the buyers but this year, with a
heavy demand for sour cherries
seen In eastern markets, the pie
cherry bids fair to come into its
own. Salem packers explained to-
day they are encouraging growers
to set out sour cherries as they ex-
pect them TO meet with popular
demand. OF these cherries, local
mer said, the Montmarancy brand
is especially sought.
Why--in view of the fact that
prices generally are lower--are
strawberries TO bring more money
this year than lastG
Last season the western packer
couldn't fool with the eastera
buyer. The easterner had heavy
carry-oyer OF canned berries and
other fruit and the westerner
found II necessary to fix his price
so II would be attractive. The
carry-oyer from two years ago,
however, has now disappeared
and the easterner wants his ber-
ries. In the east there Is now the
demand--and that's what deter
mines an articles economic value.
Season Opens June /,
June VIII see the local pack
ing plants busily at work. At that
tlme the gooseberries will be
dumped on the Gamer 5 platforms
aud from that time ON the sea-
son viii be underway. About june
10 the strawberries will begin 20
arrive. and on July 8 the cherry
canning season will commence.
This years late spring is look
cd with favor by both fruit grow
ers and jackers. 1t is an indiea-
ton that the crops will be at least
average 1t is probabl that
they viii be better than average.
Explaining that the local logan
berry men made no money last
year, enc fruit man--held TO be
an anthority--said this morning
that the berry men could make no
money this year unless they re-
ceiye at least four cents for To-
gans
Good Returns Forecast.
Although there is in prospect
= healthy rise in strawberry
prices this year. growers probably n
will net be overly enthusiastic
thereat. This Is explained by the
fact that, IN 1919 and 1890. the
strawberry men received as high
as i6 and is cents for their crops
land the slump TO three and one
half cents last ear proved difficult
10 take. Il is conceded, however.
that there is good money In the
berries az five cents.
Today fruit men refused toll
speculate As 10 the price OF cher
ries. So tar as they know. they ll
aid. there have been no contracts
irawn. Word from Dallas. how
,ver. states that some sour cher
lies have heen contracted for nj
~ eanfa a mound
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-27

wins flock withdrew from his
church after reading reports OF
the sermon. They recently were
reinstated by the Ell Reno presby-
terry.
Mr. Irwin asserts his intention
OF remaining In the Lawton pull
pit. He announced he had OBJ
tained a permit to carry a gun to
protect church property. A Prov
Ter about the church last Sunday
night was greeted by the pastor
with a shot.
Mr.. Irwin holds an injunction
from the district court restraining
the church committee from inter-
fering with him.
Mr.. Irwin founded the church
twenty years ago and has filled
the pulpit since.
The mild cathartic action of
II
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-27

The only evidence that the
Soviet government Is a govern
ment as all is the fact that II
has been disapproyed by Emma
Goldman.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-27

Blue-sky laws are intended t
protect what we have saved for ,
rainy day.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-27
BASEBALL BREEzES
National.


Boston 1; Brooklyn 10.
Philadelphia 8; New York 4.
Chicago 4; Pittsburgh 3.
Cincinnati 8; st. Louis 0.
American.
Cleveland 8: Chicago 7.
st. Louis o.; Detroit @.
New York q; Philadelphia 4.
Washington 16; Boston 6.
Coast.
Los Angeles Q; Sacramento 8.
Portland s.; Vernon s.
Seattle, 4; Oakland 8.
Salt Lake 10; San Francisco 5
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-27
MUSIC FEATURES PROGRAM
ROTARIAN'S LADIES NIGHT


Musical numbers featured the
Rotary club program OF the an
nual ladies night and officers In
stallation held last night at the
Marion hotel.
Besides a number Of orchestra
selections, two piano compositions
by Miss Bruce Putnam, one Of
them written for the occasion,
violin solo by Miss Viola Ash ant
my Rosary" by Mrs. Ward Willii
Long were on the program.
Officers installed were John H
NcNary, president; DR.. H. H. Olin-
ger, vice-president; R. Q. Smelling
sILVERTON--MOUNT ANGEL
PORTLAND
9. & NJ, Stages Schedule
South Bound Read down
Dly. Dly. Dly.
No No 3 No
PM Pm AM
500 1880 500 Portland
8:O5 3:35 1905 Mt Angel
$3.50 400 10;30 Silverton
Ar Ar Ar
North Bound Read Up
Dly. Dly. Dly.
No No No 6
AM PM PM
1880 400 $40 Portland
1925 1855 6:25 Mt. Angel
500 1880 600 SilVerton
Lv Lv Lv
Sunday only-8:00 pm fm Portland
Stages leave Stage Terminal Port
and and Steelhammer's Drug store
Silverton
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-27

The mild cathartic action OF
Herbine is well liked by ladies'. II
purifies the system without grip
ing or sickening the stomach.
Price, SOC. Sold by Dan1 ]. Fry.
(ady)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-27

Salem Sllyenton Division
Leaves Salem Central Stage Ter
minal, 1900 a., M. 1900 a. m. 800
p. m.
Leaves Silverton News Stand, 800
a. M, 100 p. M, 600 p. m.
Salem Observation-Disclosures
Division
Leaves Salem Central Stage Ter
minal, 1900 a. M, 900 a. M,
11:OO a. M, 800 p. M, 500 p. m.
Leaves Monmouth. Monmouth ho-
tel, 8:15 a. M, 1909 p. m, 6;l5
p. m.
Leaves Independence, Beaver ho-
tel, $3.50 a. M, 1000 a. M, 1:l5
D. M, 400 p. M, $3.50 p. m.
We make connections at Salem
to all parts of the valley.
Extra trips by appointment. i
j. w. PARKER
General Manager,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-27

club, was presented with a larg
cut glass bowl.
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LARGE BERRY CROPS LIKELY

tcontinued from Page one.)
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Hamman Auto Stage

Three Stages Daily
.aave Salem 1920 a. m. connects
east bound train Mill City; 4.20 pm
Leave Mill City pm; pm
Leave Stage terminal Salem
Leave at 1890 and leave Stayton
at ! p. m.
wayside stops at Gooch, Lyons.
Mehama. Stayton. Sublimtty,
Huntsville, Turner. State hos
pital, Cottage farm
JOS. H. Hamman salem
Phone 304
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-27

Boys, Youths and Little Gents
Dress Shoe tas illustrated) black
box leather, whole quarter blucher,
tip, half double Mckay sole.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-12-27
Tales Of the Telcnranh

II what the telegraph says is true
(and It probably Isl Ma Greenstein.
OF Chicago, has Santa Claus down and
Is sitting on Inn. Becauge MA" Green.
stein Is the real thing. From now on
until Christmas, II is announced MA
G. cc:.atein viii serve hearty. whole.
some, well-cooked breakfasts free 10
the down and cutters in q room in an
ca building in miserable part OF
Chicago. Il serve my free breakfasts
aong about Christmas time to the
/ down and cutters, because Il Is a sea.
son when others have good deal. and
when 1t Is cold. Some way, Christmas
stockings and Santa Claus do not ap.
zeal TO me, bun to feed hungry men
and women who have made mistakes
and are failures give me pleasure, and
that's tho req son do il. - Ma Green.
stein declares with delic Gus candor
Take on your hat to Ma" Grecnsteinl
She has the right idea.
.. =
II Ia a husbands legal obligation to
rrctcct his wife. even though she is
charged with plotting to cnd MS life.
So Ney J. Ford. OF Detroit. has been
asked by the attorneys for his VIE
May Blenn Ford, in Jail charged with
having plotted TO XIII him. to advance
money for her trial. OF all the nerycl
Mrs Gladys Humber. OF Norwich.
England, kept her fiance waiting al;
the church for 81 hours. but when she
II was good practice for a married
arr we'd he married her. lie laousht
man: a woman - always late and
keeps her husband waiting. II you
dcEt believe it ask any married man
you know: he will tell you of long
weary hours of waiting.
Repartee in the telegraph: Lloyd
George won this war" shouted Lady
Nancy Astor OF London, (she was
Nancy Langshaw or some such name.
from virginia.. in the house OF com.
mons. London, the other day. IT'S
coed til nS he didn't win you" shouted
one OF the commoners IN the audi.
cnce Atchison Globe.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-12-27
The Public Payroll Soviet.

Not satisfied with the shortest
hours, the longest vacations, tho eas.
lest boss and the smallest output %
work. federal employees in Washing.
ton are agtating for government;
stores, which shall supply morcbah,
disc at cost to members of Uncle
Sans official family.
II this Is 4 good plan, why not gov
eminent stores for the benefit of tax.
payers. government tailor shops. GOV
ernmcnt Goa! yards, government gaso.
line, filling stations, government phys.
icians and lawyers, and government
undertaking establishments?
II the government can do all these
things cheaper than individual enter.
prise, why not turn everything over
TO the government, put all the tax.
payers on the government payroll. and
thoroushly Russianize the whole
country?
AS a matter of fact. the whole att:
tuue Of the average public cmplovp
IN Washington and IN the federal scr
vice Is generally of soviet tvna.
Placed b. ill.considercd civil service
exemptions above ali effective disci.
pine. these parasites on ihc public
payroll not only toll their immediate
Nunefiurs whore TO get Off" but have
the eifrontcry to form associations or
soviets. the principal purpose of
which IA to keep salaries as high az
possible and the average of service as
low rs possible.
When the President. for good and
sufficient reasons. undertook to clean
out q somewhat disgracrful moss in
the public printing office, ,ac unions
OF public employees or sovic.s act.
ually had the effrontery TO protest
against his action and 10 call him to
account for his conduct OF the office.
The payroll soviet Ia something
that almost every private employer
has to face sooner or later, bnt he has
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-12-27
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1872

Marshall ]. Hapgood Crandall OF
Landgroye died December goth, sup.
posedly from lack Of care, lack OF
proper food, and imperfect protection
from cold and storm. This baby was
seven or eight months old and the
l4th or 18th child in the Crandall
family who live in howell, worse than
a third class pigpen, in an isolated
district in the eastern part OF Land.
grove. There are several Other small
lchildren in the family who can hardly
be expected to pull through another
winter in their present condition of
bith and neglect This Is the worst
of number Of similar cases in south.
ern Vermont with which the Banner
Is somewhat familiar. For more than
year citizens of Bennington county
nave been trying to get this family
broken up and tie children cared
| FOR Application has been made to tho
Board of Health, the Board of CHAR
ties and ProDations and to the Chill.
dren's aid society in turn and with.
out result In the meantime The
County Red Cross and few people
OF Landgroye have done something
toward mitigating their suffering, BIZ.
the remedy Is absolutely insufficient
for so serious Il case Tho Banner
would suggest that ii the state has no
other way, the district health officer
be sent over with sufficient morphine
to dispose of the younger children as
more merciful than leaving them to
die slowly from dirt and exposure.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-12-27
Ask Yourself thia que s.lon-

How much income would my present
estate yield my family after paying
debts and taxes? II the answer is un-
satisfactory. buy income insurance to
supply the deficit. Consult us. Ma
tional Life ms. Co., of VI. (Mutna!A
Earle S. Kinsley, General Agent.
Mead Building. Rutland. Vt.-Adver.
tisement.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-12-27

some rights left Tic can hire and
fire to limited extent. Not so with
Uncle Sam; he cannot fire any one
under civil service except through a
long and tortrous process OF red tape.
Hence these unions, associations,
and committees Of public servants.
banded toeether to extract as much
money as possible from the taxpayer
and to give as little as possible in re
turn hutland Herald.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-12-27

Poor Opinion II Same Husbands.
"All some husands are good for n
to play with the children until you get
bit of work done" said woman In
an English police court.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-12-27

The annual meeting OF the stock.
holders of the First National Bank
of North Bennington, VI, will be
held at their banking rooms on Tues
day. the second tay of January, 1923,
at 10 o'clock a. n, for the purpose
OF electing boai;i OF directors for
the ensuing year. aed for any other
proper and necessary business.
Ralph Il. Jones, Cashier.
North Bennington, VT, Dec. 2. 1922.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-14
@elt.s l,agtellnng 1926,

8aibington, a. Sept. RRraii6ent
Saroing Undergraduate Die bonn &on-
lgreB angenommene &eiolution Die
ser notwithstanding, bie 1926 in 8bi-
.looeIpbia itattfinoen miro, 0ie. Can't
tion Ser gereinigten 5taater berleibt
uno bic Musfdidnng bon Ginlabun-
gen an fremoe Nationen berfiigt. Ser
l1nter3eidn11ng moba.ten biele 4o1-
.greBbertreter @enniDloanias uno cine
Delegation Der neutrality-suspicious.,
NIT Boriiter Sranflin b'0lier an Der
Spite, bel. Ser 8rdii6ent 11uteridrieb
NIT einem Ge6erbalter, Ser aus Dem
SoI5 oes 8alfens gef6nibt m1troe, an
Dem uriprlngIid Die Greibeitsglode
gebangen. Die @ertausiteuung ion
befanntIt6 sen Sabrestag Der Dor
$50 Sabren proflmierten l1nab-
Notwithstanding feiern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-14
unbrnftifher Weruf.

Hnpr1tti1@er Berut.
uNun, Sie fibreu ia Siren bltn-
ben Manr 1i9t mebr lumber; bra1t.
den Sie niht r1ebr at betteIr2"
80 bod; aber e. gebt felt aIs
gaubltum1t1er, 90 friegt e nibt 70
bel. 8ofenfnopfel"
@arenfunbe be q e
3 e I. SS,1 Der Straberbnbn fdbret1
3tpei 1teu3eitli1e Aauflel.te. Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-14

gefoitet. Som 8iI1ofe Sobaan Ser
naro nod grlaB Der iog. Maigeiese
oils RapIan in Ginoerab ~anseltellt,
muBte er Dor @eribt IN glebe erfdei-
,ter, nno p,1rbe gu mebrtpodiger Sc
fdngnisitrafe perurteilt, Die er i'm
Sbnane1,tr,rm at gIebe berbiibt bat.
Mit Serr1 Ylogge beberbergte Der
S9manentnrm 6a1nals audi Deridie.
Oene anbere @eiitlide, bie meiter
ridts berbroden batten, dig bob tie.
aeboriam ibrem 8iihofe auf benz III
men ansepieienen Soften @ottesbienit
gebalten ,,no 5eeliorge arsgeiibt bat
ten. l1nierer ietigen @eneration int
es not, ,penr autpeilen bieie Crime
rl,t,ger an Sen &ulturfampf onfge-
fril1t meroen. - sSn 9ellern bel Ss-
nabriid brannte oas bon Softer @rei-
noe betpobnte Sa,1s nieoer. Ser Is
Sabre olte 8ater bes 8dbters trug.
idfpere Bran6mun6en oabor,, als er
berfndte, einen auf Der Diele iteben-
Sen @ager NIT @oggen, Ser 5e1er
sefa1rgen bette, beraus5n5ieben.
@aberu.
Sberamm1ergan. - Wie auBeror-
Oentlid bod 6ie Mnfor6erungen iin0,
Sic 6as Baifionsipiel f6on rein forper
li6 ON Die DuriteIer in Sberammer-
sau itellt, gebt bara11s berpor, ooB
elmer ser Spieler, ser iid erfdltet bat-
te, an Sen Solger Ser grf6ltung ge=
itorben lit. Matn bot oas HaiionsipiI
ein 5metter, fehr empfin0lider Ser
Iuit e%etroffen: Ser por5iislidc Eila-
t,1soariteuer Sans Mapr bat nnmit=
telbar nod elmer Goriteuung burd ei-
tie Stimmbanoldbm,,lw Sic Gimme
berloren. 9ie auBerorgentlide Sna,-
lprudnabme ser @pieler unb oie tell
meife orrd SEN iteten ftarfen 8ediell
unsiinftiee @itterune bat Sen BELIEF
ten Doriteuer ipielunfGbie eemadt.
Sc miro moBl Elm Sabr 6a1,ern, biz
MaDr tpieoer in Dem bonen 8eIit lei-
ner Stin1me tit. Cine eleibe gridei=
n1ng bat ii6 Bel oieiem Spieler Be-
reits Dor 90 Sobren ge5eiet. Mnd ba-
mails Bot es iebr lange ge0a1ert, big
Die Golgen ser 1eberanitreng11ng ser
Gimme mie6er beboben parer. Seine
&one Bat ser prnft. Mr5t 81. Gang
iibernom1rten.
@arttemberg.
Shlttgart. = Gin h1rdtbares 5a=
geIpeHer bot sic tpiirttembergiibe
Srti1aft &nbenrie6 getroHen. Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-14
len bon SO big $50 stad 3igarren
|5u @ef1ngnisitrafen bon brei Bis Is
|Eagen nno 500 Marf Celebrate.
Grfronpript5 lebt mod.

9oorn, SolnnD Q. Septenlber. ~
Gin am Montag IN Berlin perbrei-.
tetes @eriidt. Ser ebemalige Rron-
.prin8 Nelbelm lei geitorben, mirb IN
.3oorn, Dem Bobniib oes ebemaligen.
.&aiers, bei Benz Der Grfronprina al1-
%'genblifli6 gu 8eiuh lit atltli6 als
nnri6tig be5eid)net. DAB nidts BE-.
.ionoeres bergefanen 1T, oarauf ldBtt
Der umitanb i6lieben, bob Der 8ir-
germeiiter non goor11 Dienitag friib
gum 8iiben perreiit 1T; anBeroem
.marbe Ser ebemalige oeutide &ron-
prin5 nod am Montag abeno iieben
ltbr bonn 8eridteritater Ser Mfioca.
feb RreB I'M Automobil geieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-14

|gadidaoen gebt in Die Milionen.
Die Seniter Der 8farrfirbe iino boil
itdnoig aeridlagen. !eser feierte
Domoefan unb 8rdlat Sulins y. Bal-
fer i'm &foiter &ellte nit flint iiber.
|leben6en &ursgenoiien 0ass goloene
|Yrielteriubildan1. gr bate sllpor bier
Bic Glldtpiini6e bes 8iidofs, bes
|@eibbiidofg nnb oes eeiammten Dom
|fapitels empfangen.
8aben.
5reiburg. -gaah iabrelanger llm-
ruiltung 5eigt iett SOS 6reiburger
|Miinifer mieoer feinen berrlid)ert
IGnrm nit oem burdbrodenen Selm,
Sen bonenoetiten Ser beutiden @otif.
Dem Sum- 1913 bat Elm 17itSdfis.
Iges @eriiit. bos Bis our &reu5blunte
nno Betterfabne reidte. 64.5 Dieter
bod Sen Eurm mnfidfbar gema1t.
IDas SobrenboI5 bon Den Sdtpar5-
malob0ben bat bier Die u%nborbergeie-
|bene Iange Ganer Der nmriiit1ng gut
iiberitanben.
2~nremb1trg.
2mrembllrG. Ger bon Der eSSn-
.tertmtionalen fatboli5den 2iga" per-
.bereitete internationale &ongreB fnr
.praftiIde 3uiammenorbeit ser Ratbo.
ilfen aller 26noer ml1rbe am 80. Sllt
nit einem feierliben @ottesbienit err
offnet. Sn ein6rudsboner, in BRET
@pra6en geboitener Nniprade beton-
te 81. so. s. Meter, @ra5, 6ie melt.
gefdidtlite M,iiion Der Stride IN nn-
ieren Sagen. sic MIR burd einiges
2nfammcncvheiten ser fatboliiden
arGfte oGer Gambler bolfommen gu
lC;ien iei. Nadmiitags fano I'M gro-
zen Geitieole feS fatb. 8olfsbanies
sic feierlibe @rcHmngsiibung itatt.
gertrete: aus 1G beribie0enen Staa-
ten tparcn fereits eingetroffen, Die
MN a,.n. ertfen Eeile nambafte fa-
tbcliide Graa1;'etionet Ser berfbie.
6en}ten 2dttoer repraientieren.
@iaf-2otbriugen.
@aarbriiden. - Gin Multer fran-
3oiiider &adfu9t. Nm 9. angnit fam
Genbl1ng Nfer6e unb &iibe, Die
0euti9lano an 6ranfreid ~liefern
m1Bte, al1f 6em 8abnbof Sorba6 on.
Ser transport murbe bon oelt{hen
giebudrtern begleitet, oieie pnroe
bon Sen 5ran5ofen feitgenomr1er1 l1no
iofort Ser StaatSanmaltidaft in Saar
genniin6 porgefiibrt. Sic 9traftam-
ner berurteilte Tie megen 8eiitdfibr-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-14

fragt Der 8ia.nie,n mann, Serr Mi-
DalD N0gi. .
sd" iagt Better, ridd ftetge bin.
aui &err Meiiter."
.8ieaeibt cher San1u 8elinoet.
Du biit oa5u ihon Elm tDenig
3u ibper.
rgOlie i'm 2eben babe i'd mid Ieid.
ter gefiiblt."
n0as CLAUDE i9. gu bift bic
Gelieln Ioageporber. 9u bait tie
alio mirfIi1 oapot geiagt? &Ml Is
NOR Elm 3iernlid biibides Graueu.
3in1lner. ST es mabr, Satn1l2
Neter Iieb ben aopf bdrgen uno.
iagte leife, mibnnutig:
SD babe tn ibr mid ielbit nerob.
id,ealt. un0 mn BITE Wabrbeit al
geitebem mas einn1al Elm Reifea 1T,
foltt. !"
Inn or 1T nlih npi1pr 6nrt0 emf.
ro1t miee Ssrif 81, gonr,iS hehel
Du edelin, bull Mlio iest tuirft tat.
fa9li9 on oas @ol6fre1l3 ~auffesen.1
Nster mari Satm eiren Derad.
tungsnoler, r1tbigen 8lif at.
u2niien Sie Sqnlu, Serr &6gil
ossh .mprnp "a fhnn feIbff n~1tffeteff.
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s ny = ~ So, aatroffarSa mchi
f ta,ss.,os - n,;r,a 11,S ~ iteiro o,,%
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Ivy" ~ aa.s J4 60 a,,.r s a;,,e,
M aai; no neoe, @nnn :, merfe,su
a,,, ,,oinetn y en' u,od,e.
n;% as,,n =, 81 %,he,t ma 6e,,
osa,o,, @o,,;.a,. ,,orSa AZ feIhH hir
Sns lare U' h;],,o,,sreidem, nan, s,
e;nr,o s1't ahsn hist's '''s's ''''' .
s''i matar n,ar D n,,h orahorh oben. =
frpfts,te no,n !Snr.nefirnie ~ IN.
s;Ihs,,,Gor
uy gor ~ III RON, are,,.lx rief
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"a .roih n,,fiehps
Aier Al %
Weter H,ttprtp noh haher u,th oIs
o. ifon oona obe,1 ~. biidfe 81
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