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Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04

This government has received official notice
that the revised international regulations for
preventing collisions at sea have been adopted
by all the leading marine powers except the
United States, and they came into force on the
LIST of September last, for the due protection OF
shipping interests. The provisions of our stat
utes should at once be brought into conforni-
ty with these regulations.
The question of securing to authors, COM
poscrs and artists copyright privileges In this
country in return for reciprocal rights abroad,
is one that may Justly challenge our attention.
1t is true that convention will be necessary
to fully accomplish this result but until CON
grcs shall by statue fix the extent to which
foreign holders Of copyright shall be here priv
leged, II has been inadyisablc to create such
conventions
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04

the several federal and state courts, and 10
make provision also for the vacation orcancclla-
tion OF such record In case where fraud had
been practiced upon the court by the sppli-
cant himself, or where he had removed or for
feited his acquired citizenship. A just and
uniform law in this respect would strengthen
the hands Of the government In protecting lis
citizens abroad, and would pave the way for
the conclusion Of treaties OF naturalization
with foreign countries.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04

In my annual message of 1889 recon-
mended the abolition of all excise taxes except
those relating to distilled spirits. The recon,
mendaton Is now renewed. In case these
taxes shall be abolished, the revenues that will
still remain to the government will, in my
opinion, not only suffice to get its reasonable
expenditures, but will afford a surplus large
seem to be advisable, when the result Of the
recent revenue laws and commercial treaties
shall have shown in what quarters these re-
ductions can be most judciously effected.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04

VICTOR NAPOLEON is said to be lead
ing the life Of Il model young man in
Paris, avoiding all public places of
resort, including the tbeaters, and de-
voting his time to political studies, Ho
has cut all his fathers friends because
they did not treat him with sufficient
ron sidnration.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04

DIR. FRANZ LIszT sends letter to
German paper, stating that he is over
burdened with appeals for his auto
graph and requests to examine musical
compositions and to give his opinion
upon them, and that he now informs
all unsolicited correspondents that
their letters will receive no answer.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04

For this reason the United States were not
represented at the recent conference at Berne.
| recommend the scope of the neutrality laws
OF the United States be so enlarged as to cover
territory, and aimed against the peace Of a
friendly nation, Existing statutes prohibit the
fitting out Of armed expeditions and restrict
the shipment of explosives, though the en-
actments in the latter respect were not framed
with regard to international obligations, but
simply for the protection of passenger travel.
All these statutes were intended to meet spe-
cial emergencies that had already arisen.
Other emergencies have arisen since, and mod.
ern ingenuity supplies means for organization
Of hostillties without open resort to armed
vessels or to iiibustering parties.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04

THE Countess Guiccioli tells of Lord
Byron's once buying a goose for
Michaelmas, and fearing it was too
lean, feeding it himself until he grew
so attached to it he couldn't have it
killed he had n cage made for it to
hang under his carriage, and for four
years after was travelling about with
fOur Unpsp
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04

see no reason why overt Preparations In
this country, for the commission of criminal
acts, such as are here under consideration,
should not be alike punishable, whether such
acts are intended to be committed in our own
country, or in foreign country, with which
we are at peace. The prompt aud thorough
treatment of this question is one which init
matey concerns the national honor.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04

The annual report Of the commissioners Of
the Dis rict Of COLUMBIA reviews the operation:
Of the several departments Of its municipal
government, ask your careful consideration
Of It's suggestions In respect to lCgislat on and
commen such ns relates to revision Of the
civil and criminal code, the performance Of
labor by persons sentenced to Imprisonment
in the jail, tue construction and occupation
Of wharves along the river front, and the
erection Of suitable building for district
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04

The bodies Of Lieutenant Commander
George W. De Long and his companions Of
the Jeanette expedition have been removed to
the United States by Lieutenants Harder and
Schultz. The remains were taken from their
graves in the Lena Delta in March, 1883, and
were retained at Yakutsk until the following
winter, the season being too far advanced TO
admit of their immediate transportation. They
arrived in New York February 20, 1884.
They were received with suitable honors.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04

The report of the secretary Of the navy CX-
hbits the progress which have been made In
new steel cruisers, authorized by the acts Of
August >, 1851, aud March D. 1883. OF the
four vessel, under contract, the Chicago Of
4, 800 tons, more than half finished, and the
ATLANTA" 5000 tons, has been successfully
launched aud her machinery is now being
fitted. The Boston also Of 5000 tons, is
ready iu rnching, and the Dolphin a
dispatch st, OF 1900 tons is ready for
delivery Cc, ii adverse criticisms upon the
designs Of It. 'ruisers are discussed by the
secretary, who isists that the correctness Of
the conclusions, reached by the advisory
board and by the department, has been demon
stratcd by the recent development on ship
building aboard, The machinery of the
double turrcted monitors Puritan "Tcr-
r0r,n and "Amphatrite,n contract under the
act Of March 3, 1888, is in progress OF con-
struction No work has been done during the
past year on their armur for the lack of the
necessary appropriation, and to provide also
armament for the "MOnitor,n and "Mantono-
moh." The recommendation Of the naval
advisory board appointed by the department,
comprises the construction Of one steel
cruiser OF I,5OO tons, one cruiser of 5000 tons,
two heavily armed gunboats, one long cruiser
gunboat one dispatch vessel armed with a
llotchkins cannon, one armed ram and three
torpedo boats. The general des gns all OF
which are calculated to get the existing want
of the service, are now well advanced, and
the construction Of the vessels can be under
taken as soon as you shall grant the necessary
authority
A fourth monitor the "Monadrockn still re-
mains unfinished at the navy yard in Califor-
mia. II Is recommended that early steps will be
taken to complete these vessels.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04

The Japanese girl when she goes
into company paints her face white,
her lips and the corners of her eyes
red, with two slate colored spots on
her forehead
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04

A MARBLE headstone was recently
erected over the grave of George S.
Prentiss in the confederate cemetery
at Tullahoma by his brother, Sargent
S. Prentiss, of New Orleans. Sargent
S. Prentiss, the great Mississippi
orator, was the father of Sargent S.
and George S. Prentiss. Sargent S.
Prentiss is practicing law in New
Orleans.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04

THE greatest tea drinkerin England
is Mr.. Gladstone, the greatest in
France NJ. Clcmenceau, and in Amer
lea Mr.. Boucicault. The latter carries
while travelling flask of tea as others
do of cognac.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04

wealth and commercial needs Of each, fs maty
Of the countries furnish no bullion 70 the
common stock Of the surplus production. -,
If our mines and mints might thus be titil
lied, and step taken toEard the general re.
moneylizadon Of silver TO the accomplishment
Of their ends, so far as they can be attained by
separate treaties the negotiations ALREADY
concluded and now In progress have been di.
rected and the favor with which this enlarged
policy has thus far been received, warrants
he belief that its operations will ere long EN-.
BRACE all or nearly oil the countries OF thls
hemisphere. 1t Is by no means desirable, now
sver, that the policy under consideration
,hould be applied by these countries at once
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04

LEFT handed penmanship is now
taught, it is said, in number %
American schools.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04

TIE number of cases of cholera in
Italy up to October 90 is given at
2l,5l9, of which 1868 terminated
fatally. The population is set down
at 90 15O. 600
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04

PRESIDENT GREvY is the most expert
amature billiard player in Paris, and
the Elysec is supcrbly provided with
all the requisites for playing the
came.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04

ROME has become one of the most
expensive cities in which to live in all
Europe, people say.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04

A DAKOTA man succeeded in photo
graphing u tornado which passed near
Howard, August 2S, killing many peo'
nlo
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04

JUDsoN w. LYONS, colored, has been
admitted to the bar at Augusta, Ga.
He is the third colored man thus ad-
mitted in that city since the war.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04

ONE of Nellie Grants little boys is
said greatly to resemble his grand
father, Gen. Grant, in his love for
soldiers, horses, pups and igars.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04

MARRIED Saturday; divorce pro-
ceedings, Monday. Such is Battle
Creek matrimonial record.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04

GLADSTONE is said TO drink quart
of milk day. 1t is to be presumed
that he keeps COW.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04

ONE county in Australia has this
year paid bounty on over %, 900 dozens
Of sparrows' eggs.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04

The wire mosquito frame will not protect
your window against the baseball, nor will
baseball catchers' mask protect your nose
against the mosquito.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04

PHILADELPHIA has seven public
libraries, containing one million books.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04
CURRENT TOPICS.

Pixies peak is covered with snow
down to the timber line.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-02-05
MORE ABOUT lNQUESTS.

The remarks in the .ldcertiScr'&
Things in General" ancnt coro-
ners' inqucsts and our statute law re-
latin9 thereto, are reasonable and
suggestive, but not so strictly accu-
rate i'll every particular as to be
above criticism. An executive Of
hccr cannot be justly blamed for de-
fective legal enactmcnts: his duty is
to administer the law as he finds it.
But when legal enactment confers
on an executive officer discretionary
power, that officer is responsible for
the proper exercise Of that power.
In pursuance of such power, an of
ilcer may be too hasty in action or
too slow to move. In either case he
is censurablc.
Allowing that our law "only or
dains an inquest when amy person is
supposed to have come to his death
by poisoning, violence, or in any sus-
picious manner" and admitting
that the question whether there
'has been poisoning, violence, Or any
suspicious circumstance in connec
tion with the event is left to the
Judgment of the Coroner" we can
not hold our Coroners blamcess for
their exercise of Judgment, There
is seldom any "suspicious circum-
stance" connected with the numerous
sudden deaths which occur in this
district, according to the "judg.
ment' of the Coroncri consequently,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-02-05

Referring to the above we beg to in
form the business public that we are
prepared to make loans, discount approx
ed notes. and purchase exchange at the
best current rates. Our arrangements
for selling exchange on the principal
points III the United Sntcs, Europe,
China, Japan and Australia are being
made and when perfected, due notice
will hc given. We shall also be prepared
to receive deposits on open account,
make collections, and conduct Il general
banking and exchange business.
GlO 3mb (>ignCD SPRECKELS 6 Co.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-02-05
The James Makee.
The c. R. Bishop.
DAVIS, Commander,
Leaves Honolulu every Tuesday

AT i pm, for Kukuihacle, Honokaa and
Paauhau. Returning arrives at Honolulu
every Sunday morning.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-02-05

investigation by jury is extremely
rare. Whereas, in the public iudg-
mcnt, instances have been quietly
ignored in which were suspicious
circumstances" calling for inquiry.
Better by far, so say the thoughtful
among the public, to hold n dozen
inqucsts unnecessarily than to pass
over without investigation a single
case to which suspicion attaches.
We do not admit that it is ncccs-
sarily unreasonable to take II Coro-
nCr to task "for not holding an
inquest when the law docs not say
that he should" 1t certainly would
be unfair to ccnsurc n Coroner for
not holding an inquest when the law
prohibits his doing so. But when
the law neither commands nor for
bids, the Coroner is required to use
his own Judgment as to the proper
course to follow: and if he docs not
adopt the course dictated by COM
mon sense and u regard for the COM
mon good, he is chargablc with non
fulilment OF duty, and should be
taken to task therefor.
But we contend that the law, rs
we find it in Section 319 of the Civil
Code, is often positively disobcycd ;
for it is there commanded that las
soon rs any Coroner shall have
notice Of the death of any person,
within his jurisdiction, supposed to
have come to such death by poison
ing, violence, or in any suspicious
manner, he shall forthwith issue his
summons to six good and lawful
men," who shall proceed to inquire
"whcn, how, and by what means
deceased "came to his death. Is
this always done Is the Coroner
in the habit of summoning Il jury tc
inquire into the when, how, and
cause of death of every case reported
to him. supposed to have come tC
such death by poisoning, violence
or in any suspicious manner ?" II
cases of supposed poisoning OF
where suspicion reasonably exists
receive attention, how about those
caused by violence ? Death by vio
lencc does not necessarily imply vio
lencc inflicted by the hand of man
A man may come to his death 10y
being gorcd by an animal, or being
run over by dray, or by Il fall from
an eminencc. In either case it i.
death by violence, and according tc
law should be inquired into by ;
jury. The late Governor of the iai
apparently came to his death by VIC
lcncc. There may have been di
vided opinions as to the precise
nature of that violence; but it was
pretty clearly death by violence
Therefore, it was Il case which tn,
law provides shall be investigated by
a coroncr's jury, and there SHOULD
have been no hesitation in the minC
of the Coroner, when first notified
respecting what ought to have becl
done.
Although we are of opinion that ;
defective law is not wholly respon
siblc for the shortcomings of th'
past, we readily admit that the Law
Is deficient and requires amendment
and purpose returning to the subjcc
on some future occasion. In tn,
meantime, we indulge the hope thai
the law as it stands will be NOR,
carefully observed than hitherto.
|
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-02-05
TUESDAY, FEB. >. 1884.
THIS DAYS pGlNCS.

MORNING.
Lyons x Lcvcy will sell at Sales
Room, at 10, 90 bbls Salmon.
Mr.. Adams will sell, at Brewers
Wharf, at 10, 81 tons coal also,
at $50, ut Sorcnson's shop, Il lot
Of Yellow Metal.
EVENING.
Excelsior Lodge, l.O.O.F., 7:30.
Bible Glass ut Lyceum at 1880.
Trade Union, at Dias', 1880.
Meeting Temperance Society at
Miss Breesc's, Z 80
Hawaiian class Y. NJ. c. A. 1880
Myrtle Boat Club, 1880.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-02-05

The Election of Representatives TO the
next Legislative Assembly will take
place throughout the various Election
Districts of the Kingdom on "Wednesday,
the 9th day of February 1854.
The Polls at the several places OF clcc-
tion will hc opened at 8 o'clock aim. on
the day above named, and closed at .
O'Clock pm.
The following places are designated
for hold ing the Elections:
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-02-05
BANKING NOTICE.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED have formed
L copartncrship under the finn
name of SPRECKELS Il CO.. for the
purpose Of carrying on Il general bank
ing and exchange business at honolulu,
and such other places in the Hawaiian
Kingdom rs may be deemed advisable.
(SigucD CLAUS SPRECKELS.
VIM G.. IRWIN.
+. f. LOW.
llOnOlulm, lam. l4th, 1884.
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Mer i'm gesrif ifebt Wfuiifalieu
al faufen, beiu6e @oggan &
Brps. $50 Commerce Strabe. Sie
neuejfen Sa6en un6 reelle 8ebienupg.
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Maerlei.

= gergansene MO6e farben brei=
sebn perionen.
- Sem gDrfber beg arrangements.
fomites, 6errn q. s. gedmann, unie=
rem Oanf fiir freunblid ilberianbte
ginlabungs Garten gum Surner
M asfenball, Der am Samlfag ben
%. Gebruar abgebalten iuirb. >
= Oiebe bra6en in bas Sepot Der
gentral6abn su 8en6lep, bod tpollte
es ibnen llidt gelingen ben Gelof9ranf
au 6ffnen. S1 grmanglung bon ettpas
Befern i1leppten iie eineu Softer meg,
Der fi1 in Der Office befano.
Sci einem Sdn5bergniigen oas In
Neu=Baben ffattfanb, uurbe ". Gie-
mann gei1ol1en. %. S. @allmann,
elm 6dulebrer, bat ii6 felbft benz @es
ri1t alisgeliefert. *
- 9ie petitionen tuegen 8erlequng
Der @odport unb Gaftrobtle Goa0
uno ebenfo Der galaberas &oao tpurben
surldgelegt, Biz ber gountpri@ter bas
lleue Noabgeieb erhalten bat.
= M1t perfpnen befan6en ii6 beute
bor benz @eforber, ber bieielber gu $65
Gtrafe berurtbeilte.
- No9 bat fi6 feine Spur bon bem
beri6mnn0enen Grieori6 Gries gefnns
ben. ssss a:s
- Die gountD gomuilfdre getudbrs
ten Der Mpollindria Gierra $5 nonats
lid fir bic pfege 3ueier Ginber, beren
Bater ii9 i'm 3u6tbauie befinbet.
- goiintDri1ter MfafDn bat ben
Waapor i'm grnennung eittes Gomites
erfu9t oas I'M 8ereitt nit ben Gountpz
beb6rben iiber 8erbeferungen Der Sabre
itraBen ilttterbanbeln fol.
= 9ie Me6anics un6 Worfingmens
Union bat folgen6e 8eafAten ertpdblt:
prdii6en: M6Qm Nofer. 8ieeprdii0ent:
g. s. 6taubt, Gecretdr: $. Gpoerz
Saplor, Jiman3lefretdr: u. Sdf0b,
Collector: 90. Bartelmo, 56abmeiifer:
$. M6glit.
See Wing tpurbe beute Morgen
ipegen Daltens elmer SpiumzS0ble um
$25 geffraft.
Der Rriegsiefretdr bringt auf uns
per3iigli1e 8elDilligung Der folgen6en
Gumme1 fir teranilbe 9dfen: Sa=
bine .paB 800, 900; @alDeifon $780,
600; Corpus gbriiti 100000.
Sn Bunbesienat tDurbe bic Bill
ailgenontnten, tpel1e bic Serntine fiir
Mbbaltung bet Bunbesgeri6te ME folgt
fefiebt: Sn @alpeifon an ben erifen
Mloatage1 i'm Wdr3 unb 9i0bember, in
SDIer an ben 5tpeiten ,Montagen i'm
sSdnuar un6 Stat, In Sefferion an ben
atpeiten Montagen i'm Gebruar unb
September, in Dallas am smeiten Wfons
tag I'M Sanuar uno britten Montag i'm
wSai, in Graham ant stpeiten Montag
i'm Mdr3 unb britten Wontag i'm Sftos
Der, in Waeo am stpeiten W1ntag i'm
Mpril unb britten Montag i'm geobember.
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Gin fir Q(Ie Weal: id bleibe nidt in
sellened, unb menn 9u Dir cttpa eiit.
fallen laHen foltef, tleue yntrlguen
gegen mid gu fpinnen, 10 relle l0 al
iein Qb 11nb la{ie Sid bier!
ST ffiirste fort. 9rnolo blidte ibm
fopffdiittelnb mad.
limb fold elm gralllefopf Derlanst
9eipect unb @brfur6t bon uaieretnenl
5Qate er inbignirt. Mber biesmal hlltt
uns p al bas Mufbraufen ni9ts. Wir
bleiben bier unb ntiifien uns filgeit ler=
men. Gott Tel Danf, in bieler1 Puatte
tuenigIfens fbeinen Der 0err Sntel
berniinftig sl feinl
Dantit bolte er einen 51lnl1el beroor
un6 begann, gan5 unbefiimmert ui1
bas Nerbot feines iunget 9errll, Den
qrpBen Softer aus5upaden.
paul bate in boiler Mufreglng pas
3itnmer Derlaiien unb mar auf Die 3e=
raiIe binaussegangen, bic ii6 Dor ieinea
Senftern binsog. @rs mar iDiithenb
iiber ben 8efebl bes 9nfels. in Gel=
fened au bleiben, tpdbrenb er bod uitl
ieben Breis fort uDllte. Die f1drfet
9(uQen bes alten 9ieners batien gan5
re6t sefeben: es mar bic i66ne Neiiez
qefdhrtin, melde bas ganSe Stnnen
um6 Denfen bes iungen Mannes aug
flute.
(GortIegrhs fOiat.)
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- Rn6pfe. BeiaBartifel fit Samen=
flei6er unb Wdf9e. foipie fir 8ett3crg,
billigif Bel Gamons.
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% 0erIanat

iuirb elm Wlabden sur @erri6tuns Der SauSar.
belt sta@sufrasen in ber p0rcie @reiie."
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eSunq slmerifa. Sie liebenii


Sung Imerifa. Sic iiebenidb=
rige s(mD Yea irat bieier Sage in Die
Wferrimod Sparbanf gu Chandelier, SC.
s., unb Iprd6 ben Wunid) aus, bas
Snftitllt gu infpi5iren. "a iie allein
gefommen mar, 10 ,,na9te 1i9 oerS6ab=
meifer Ser 8anf bas @ergniigen, ibr
NGes gu @igen: 8anfbii9er, 9auptbiiz
der, 3ablz uno 3dbltiide, 0en riefgen
biebesli6erelt @elbi6ranf, ia fogar has
b69f con,plieirte S6loB Oes lebteren.
Sic erfldrte li9. b0llig Sufriebengeifellt
unb 1aete, ibr gater babe s. fiir tie
beponirt unb tie tpollte li9 nur nit eigez
men Mugen babon iiberSeugen, oaB bas
@elb au6 1i6er fei.
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Snlportirtes Rraut unb pidles
fault man Bel
$. 6. meet.
i'm Gone Star 3bee Store, 402 Sf
SouitonifraBe.
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baben piini6t.- .-Die offisioie 9lniage
6er Gadfebr Der prinSeiiin 6rieori9
Garl nod Berlin bebarf nod inlmer Der
geffdtigung. ng.-Dies bas lebte Bulletin
Der europdiI6en poit iiber Die befannte
@fanbal Wngelegenbeit.
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= grabanbter, @aleneienite, pa>
rifer, &uifi1e, Sd6ff6e ulb leineme
epiben in GROCER Muswabl bi0igif beim
Sfampus.
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2tpci Carloads mener Wfbbel ipeben
crf1nffeff.

Benn man Wl0bel, sfodofen, Steinout, @las>
ober plattirte @aaren, ober irseno ipel6es Saus,
aerdtt oebraudt, 10 gebe man gu q etitp ain
H.. Sea, % Wilitdr Ylada.. Sbr fonnt ii9er
feih, bic L. aaren gu ben niebrisften @reiien gu
erbalten. 27,9
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Aber Des9alb oaII Hlan lvM upS
ni9t oeil Te1pecf peflageat Iug. @[no.y 1,
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bod nun elnllal per @9eI PCT ssu'a'''e'
uno auberoell uiller gorlnllno. o.
SD bin longlf mliloig! maII pun
beftlg elm. SwDn lelt orel Saglsh.
aber mir ha6sT tenn Wele, 2 -. Degart.s g,,f.I
MnDlD Dar1Hadlg. Csl y.a. M 1s... W.
fam uns eitterbell. lao ras IguI et egHe
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