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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-03-24
A Wonderful Gan.

Leonard Harrison. Of MIlleShurs.
o. has invented a machine gun.
which. IL his claims 'or il arr real
lied. will prove z veri;ahlc standing
army in effective force. II weighs
but - pounds. and can t- carried on
a pack saddle. The Maxim gun
weighs IS rounds.
Mr.. Harrison claims that his new
gun viii fire q quarter q! q million
rounds Of shot an ho1r. Il consists
OF - small barr.ls. but 81 simple are
the parts that il takes bEt two men TO
operate il. The feeding device is a
disk through which the pruiectiles
are continuously fed and replaced al
every turn OF the lever. or single
~puiectile= the gun will tire 1900 an
hour. aud with q peculiar cartridge
which contains four balls. there will
be- four times that number sent out.
or 2SS.nO an hour. Tie gun. when
erected, Is placed on 4 light tripod.
several series OF barrels being in re-
serve. so that when heated from fir
Ing a new set can be almost instantly
placed in position.
For use on forts. hat'le-hius and in
artillery. there is a large gun which.
though very light. has 100 barrels
Ry placing in it cartridges contain
ing four balls, the feeding disk will
supply the gun with 1880 balls
per hour.
II Is not likely. OF course. that such
4 number will ever he fired. on &C
count o. the frequent replacing ~
barrels and the fact that very small
proi-ctilcs would have to be used
But the experimental test OF the gun
up TO over a quarter OF d million is a
practical one. and promises satisiac.
tory results.
SIR. Harrison also has patented a
projectIle with II peculiar rotary mo-
tion. which increases as it flies
through the air. II has terrific per-
forating power. and no human being
once struck Uy it could survive This
~nrniectile, which is intended for in
faDtry use. literally tore a wooden
target to bits.-N. Y. Jourrnl.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-03-24

Indianapolis SenrInrl:-Let us or;s
NIL this hypCcrisv about the Phjlip.
pines being forced on us by pryi.
dence, and tell the plain truth ,ba,
we are wrestling sovereignty from the
natives by the ironclad and tho
sight-iuch gun.
farmer in Kentucky went ont the
ether day with his boy t o shoot tho
crows tearing up the heat, when tho
birds combined III an atfack on both
~ them and hen the battle WA ova-
The boy had ~ away. and the man
was bleeding all yer from the pecks
he a received. II is thought his
eyes have been completely DESTROYED.
fIoche Messenger:-T1Ie Iniest re.
I"rt from the railroad extension il
tiIat all the lahOrers have zone ON a
strike for higher wage and everything
II ~ a stand, still which gives rise
=" many wild rnnOrs. Some clnimirr
that IT il only a dodge and means that
further building will be discontinued.
others RsSHrt that the whole scheme.
vas simply a political play end was
sure Ia end with the senatorial vote.
The ROAD has been extended IL miles
south OF Lund and about so miles
from Milford md it certainly is not
plausible tia. this important er.ter-
prise has collapsed.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-03-24
LET Us ACT sESsIBLY

On yarions occasions The Bee has
averred that il the United States pro.
poses To enter uIOu the work Ui gov
ern'ng other people, it must gain
sense and wisdom from the example
Of Great Britain, and treat such PEG.
ole with due respect and tenderness
to their feelings, their customs and
their habits. II must not he 50 fool.
ish rs to eDdeayor to bring the happy
careless children of the tropics under
the blight Of PuritanicaI ideas. for il
1t does it will surely he invoking one
continuous rebellion.
The authorities in Porto Rico do
not seem to have any sense dpon this
subject. When the United States
troops first entered Porto Ri"o. ,ley
we're received with huzzas and cheers
Now, they are most intensely and bit.
tcrly hated. The reason is that the
authorities have not confined their
Efforts To tile sanitation and peace
ind happiness Of the island, but they
heve cndeavo!ed to make Of each
little Porto Rican town a copy OF
some Puritnnical and prohibition
View EnglPnd village. They have
stopped bull fights and all the Sunday
amusemenis Of n race that has been
used Ia them for hundreds md hun.
dreds Of years. They have pnssed mr..
hitfdry aud foolish pronunciamentos
concerning even the dressing and nm.
dressing OF little children. In fact,
their attitude throughout hae been
on" 10 netilc ra,iirr than Ia placatc q
penr:C whom they thould have ;,ieI
10 mako good aud loyal sub. ct4 oi
The United States IL they keep ON
III their present idiotic way the Porto
Ricans will soon hate the United
STATES worse than they ever hated
Spain.
In this crisis, the Lord should be
good to us and give us men Of sense,
Sacramento Bco. .
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-03-24
Funeral Customs ~ Switzerland

Swiss funeral customs are mos, pc.
culiar. At the death ~ II person the
family inserts a black edged nm.
nouncemcnt in tho papers as'trng for
sympathy and stating that @fhc
mourning urn- will he exhibited
within certain hours on a specilI dav
In front 81 the house where tho
person died thcr" is placed Il little
b'nCt table. covered with n little
black cloth. on which stands a black
jar. Into this thc irienda and nc.
q~uaintanrcs Of The family drop little
black. margincd visiting cards. some.
times with a few wOr IA ~ sympathy
on them Tho urn iq put nn tho table
on the lay II he funeral Only mon
ever go To tho Churchyar1, and they
generally follow the hcnr. % on foot.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-03-24
\ Sut Tor G%oIh

In volume IL. page 2iG. Of the Su
pr"Inc Court decisions Of Iowa, it
reads:
"th" gold dollar ia not a commOd.
itr having an mn intrinsic value. but
nancy having only a statutory value
And on page 2jl, same volume: -Nud
every dollar has the same value with.
out regard to ihe matcTirl.-
viii III" gn'ihuy raucrs call these
Republican, judges "anarchists.- @re.
pudintors- or -itty.ccnt dollar advo.
cnteat-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-03-24
How lie Nrt Ills Fate,

-ilnw rome lac died. said the col
orcd citizen, "hc wuz in de way or dc
trnin; on how come ho WIZ in dc way
er dc train WIZ count or lie dimmy.
john Of liquor; but how come do liz
uor didn't spill. Ell dc dimmyjohn
didn't break wen dc train ruined
oscr him, is one or desc t'ings dnt'a
proridentaI, end hill FUN our onder
standin' fer n wise purpose. All I
knows Ter suttin' Isl don't SEQ how
n nan could go ter e!ccp on u rail
road track. or nnywhcIr cisc. Ter dat
matter. wild sich good liquor 'lnog.
side him!-- Atlanta i,nns,i,utiou
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-03-24

EN:-O' the s"vcn'y.fve millic::
people in the United States. more
than seventy millions are toilcrs. are
lnhorers. wor;ng people; that j..
they work when they can secure
work. Then we are told that this is
4 representative governments
gn'eTnmcnt Of the people, hy the pco-
pie and for the people: Now let US
see il IT is: or the eighty-cight
United States Senators in Congress
there Is not "a workiupma or a
worEingmGn's friend visible. and ni
three hundred aud tfry seven mem
bers 81 Congress, only tro lone, lone
son' members represent the working
people this country. All the balance
a." lawyers. bankers aud such like
rIiI-rnN whu have no Iso Tor working
m~n-cxccpt TO get their votes ana
then skin them.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-03-24
II Didn't Work.

The four year old son 81 q Winnie
mucch household persists in sealing
the fence and running way from
home. So lis fond mamma ]c0nceiv.
ed the idea Of te'bering him by a
small rope in the front yard m
warm day where he might enjoy the
passing, have the liberty ~ the large
yard, yet he perfectly safe. 40
sooner thought than done. She
hitched the roDe to HE back 81 his
little overalls and we nj cbecrfullY
back To the kitchen and her morning
work, thinking what a great scheme
it was. Ordinarily she spent half her
time running aboui the ncighborhood
looking fOr the kidlei. but this morn
ing she finished her work in peace.
Going about in about an hour and
n half Ia see bow the darling was en-
joying himself. she fouph the rome
and the nveralls all right, but the
youngstcr had clipped out Of his Zen.
iaDgliug alliance =, and was seated on
the gatepost ENJOYING his rcEemb-
lance to the little fellow whose
mother didn't use SW0Ol Soap.'-
Silver State.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-03-24
40 CONSTITUTIONAL coSvES-
TIoN-

The will OF the people in regard +"
4 constitutional contention has sgain
been thssrted. This time by a ca"
less or corrupt clerk i'll compiling the
history Of the passage Of the bill. o."
account OF this careless or corrupt
work Governor Sadler la vetoed the
bill. Following IS the veto message:
To the honorable Secretary oi
State. ! desire to deposit here with
In your Office without my approval. TO
be returned to the Legislature at IT.
next session. Senate Bill no. &c, An
Act recommending to the electors OF
the State to yote upon the question
OF calling a Constitutional CouTSn
ton to revise the Con 'titutUu Of tie
State
MY objections to the bill are found
ed mainly on the history OF the pas
sage OF this me as Ebogn by the
Legislative officers. IL the said his
tory Ia correct as enrolled on the bill.
the procedure IN the Legislature Is
80 irregular as to create in my mind i
very seriprs doubt respecting the
actual enactment o! d bill ID q COZ
Etitu;iopsl manLer. The firancisl
condition ot tic State i such that
procedure under the doubtful author
ity Of The histo.: % EEch reds -
foll1Hs: March s.h read th!ri time
and lost, ayes -, nayes l. abs2t 3
March sih returned 20 Ssoz;-.
March 9Th returoei from Seuste 20
Assembly on : recall. R=cons:dere3.
placed on third read ne and zeal pas
sage. Read third tine and passed D,
foIlnEing ro:e: Yels 81. mays >.
absent l., cznDot be considered a.
correct. Respectfully.
-REISH5LD Sable
Governor.
Tie pianiDuy IN III. wooIpiIe L
found in the vote By =hich the till
p2ssad the Assembly. yeas y. rays 5
absent IL making a total member
ship q IL In TIE lower b-acch o! the
legislature. This nay have been
cSreleanes on the part Of the clerk
whose duty IL was 10 trans-abe thu
history o! the bin. but it Is difficult
20 see boz such an error could escape
detection By the chsirman Of the en-
rolling committee whose duty il uas
TO compare the enrolled bill with the
original The more the matte. Is
studjed the more II LOOKS Ike crooked
work sJne1here. The defeat IL this
measur=-oae OF The feE Of re4l benefit
to the people passed by the ias: e.is-
la,ure. adds another intamy TO the
lottery bill. the Lieutenant-Governo
larcency and the petty steal Of the
Deputy State Treasurer. These are
enough TO damn the Silver party
forever.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-03-24

WndswOrth Dispntch:-ODc 81 our
young ladies' was complaining to
superintendent Poolc TINT come
work which she was compelled To do
was very tircsomc. from the fact that
she had no assistance in il md il
took nearly NIL her time. JET rc.
marked: "iou ought to have n
change OF shifts" Thea he woude red
whn, made her mad. md she hna
ceased thinking about il since sho
found out what shift means in min.
cr's %pnrlancr.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-03-24

In II high en!e mile. long waves.
Wv !'"t from trough 10 trough. md
~ feet high. -':tr ul0ng the sea NJ
twenty milca u" hour with a wcirht
Of 0'COp ponr IL Tor every loot ~ i,s
length. Upon these GO foot shin
ahcli M the New York or paria. will
rl7e ike Il Heating lcIf. but II the in.
lat d ship drifts upon a lcc shore
NOW at lOO.0D tons. delivered with
ro'nor 'ofui fury crc1,. L ~ an egg.
smell, -
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ALESsoN.

4 lesson. which may BE- studied
with advantage. Is "fsred II the APP
preparations made 10y the Congress Of
the United States during the session
Just closed. Never IN The history o!
the Nation has Congress been 80 lib
eral towards the States ~ the Pacific
Coast. Especially l. this t-Ge OF Cal
iiorriz- Hardly anything has been
aSked by thai State tha; his not beca
granted. While NeEads. for yeas II
the greatest possible need o; assist
auoe IL the development Of irrigation
and the incident reclamation q a
vast area 81 the toost productive land
on earth. has not been mentioned Is
a beneficiary among the grants to
other States California received
Hearly four Dillio1s Tor public i'm
ppvenenfs-Ssvada not one nickel.
The rszroa .o- this NAY be easily
.ouud II The fac; that for a punber
% yea-= Nevada has not b%-n repre-
@ents-l It all IL the Unitai States
Ssuate ind had ooiy one representa-
tive IN the brer house while during
al! thai lime California has had four
Senators and has been ably repre-
SEATED in tie other branch Of Con-
creS- Nersia had about Us well be
N; O. the Union - 70 be ont ~ line
Eiih Nztiopa! politics. and on-iasred
II the Senate - IN all things second
AIRY importance 70 ;he = P. railorsd
ECarzIn News.
The News i % blinded by p7eiu-
dice and 80 ore over the defeat 81 liz
Senatorial caahdata that it canno:
do justice 20 it, political opponents.
An Appropriated 20 assist Ill the
de Tslauueut % The arid land o. the
;uter-nono:ain States "a pat on the
NavsI appropriation hiu IN the Sen
By the .s;es Of the Senators from
all those Stats and nearly the solid
vote Of the Senate. Sen
Warren OF Montana led the fight
IN favor OF the appropriation and sue
in getting il into tie bu.
When the bill went back to the
House the Republican majority vas
too strong aud the House refused To
concur in the amenim-nt. The bill
then went to the conference com
and the appropriation was
ont. When the Senate con-
'erees reported hat the House would
no. agree to the amendment, the Sen
refused TO- recede aud the bill
again tO the conference com
Tic House cDnterees again
TO agree &c the amendment
and the Senate finally receded in the
LO1rs Of the session on the
solicitation Of Senator Hale.
Of the Naval committee
y no stated that il the Senate insis ted
N the amendment it would defeat
the Naval bill and n-cessitate all
session Of Congress. Senator
Warren was hlibustering against the
conference" report, but on this state
,uent OF Senator Hale he quit and the
conference repOr; striking ont the
was agreed TO.
The failure % the amendment was
in no wise due TO Senator Jones or
as both wee in their seats
and voted for the amendment at
every stage Of the proceedings. SEN
Stewart assisted the Montana
in hi4 ilibus,e- and spoke
against the Senate receediug from its
amendment. Its failure was wholly
due to the Republican majority in the
House.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-03-24
~ Would Er Queer

The Gazette Gays that the tight for
Superintendent ui the Hospital for
Mental Diseases seems 10 bc between
Drs. BergstciD. Gibson and Patterson.
all ~ Reno. II charges that va.
lace is working in the interest Of Pat.
tersOn and that the railraad company
want him appointed. The appoini.
mcnt NJ Patterson TOnll I've a uurc
commentary on the politia ~ Nevada
NJ he is one 81 the dycd.in. 'he wool
Republicans Of the State and tho an.
pointing board is composed entirely
OF men of the Silver party fiIh. II
would moi he much qu"crcr thnnph
than the uc'ion " the State Prison
Commissioners tho other day IN r
at,nR a useless position AT the prison
and filling il with George NJ. Hum
phtey, late Democratic candidate
Tor state Controller. With tho
i'emccrats and Republicans taken
car" OF OF va suppoan the nczt al
poiniment with a Fat salary will he
given to some member Of the Popu
list party. That would he in kccpiuo
with Humphreys and Patterson
appointments.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-03-24

Wb-tent Stulnn
Tho smallest letter That ever wan,
through the New York pos,ogice ono
sent last week. 1t was Just tho s;,o
Of q 2.c4Dt siamp-no, the large orcs
but the small style, about II We. eighth.
by three.quarters Of an inch in sizn
There vas nat urally no room on tie
front side Of the envelope Tor the nd.
dress. 60 II had 10 be written on tho
back. When tho envelope IL opened
the little letter that will drop out IL
just ono.laif of an inch wide los
eleven .siIteentbs Of an iuch long. II
has four pages and Ia neatly written
end perfectly leRible without n mi.
croscope. ! contains just l3i worda.
Tho letter M SD small that II looked
just like a postage STAMP IN The let
ter drop nt the posto0lce. When Il
was discovered to DO a genuine let.
ter the cnnceler put It throuG his mn.
chine with great care. He handed Il
10 n Oh srier, wtC .-1S aaina 20 geo
that II got to its address sarely.- Now
York Journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-03-24
Lent.

Lent.
Behold | am Lent.
Observe that my garments
Are saCkclOth and aslies,
And are not cut on the bias.
My language is
Prayer and supplication
To he holicr.
To be humber,
To he cleaner.
To be lifted into
The empyre7n Of sinlcssness.
Water is tho wiue that my
Thirst cravcth,
And my hunger
Askcth only dry E=opd:
Mine eyes Hre bitter in teara.
And the smiles that lighted
My counter incc
Are cxtinguished in gloom;
My sicpa take bold
On thorny paths.
An my head is bowel
Beneath y heavy burden;
90 about as opn
In the atmosphere Of WOO,
And I wou'dn't
Waltz a waltz. or
Drink n driDi. or
liza la a ha-ha, or
Whoop n whoop,
For forty days
For forty dollars.
But after EastcrY
Well,
That's different.
w, ., Lamptop in Ii
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-03-24
Legislative DoinE-.

fle Phoebe Messenger gives the
following rs some OF the doincs at
the recent legislature. They are hot
much overirawn:
The bill to prevent %saur-krout
from spelling n vetoed by the Gov
.rUOr.
The concurrent resolution To move
Dry lake closer Ia the town Of Dc
Lamar, pissed.
The hill defining the length Of
ladies hose referred to Tia, commit
te" on deep mining.
Compelling each county to report
at least n rrize light during each
year, unanimous.
Restricting the size Of poker chips
and the Width Of wagon tires. tabled
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-03-24

Twin girls born Mt New Albany
Ind. prcmaturely, owing to nm &C.
cidcnt to the mother, Mrs Frank
Miller. will be reared in an incubator
Attending phyeicinns say that both
~ tue infants Will live II placed in nm
REGULATOR. An incubator has been
purchased aud tie experiment will be
watched with interest.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-03-24

4 Topeka. Kansas. dispatch Of the
% /. says: Mr.. John +. Graham OF
Denver, who 0wus extensive gold md
silver mines in Colorado and New
NJ Hiro. and copper mines in Utah.
passed through Topeka to lay on his
Way to hia home. Nr. Graham opcr.
a'cs smelling plants at his varloua
mines and he has been at New Ynrl,
III attendance At the meeting 81 smell
ter operators. winch resulted ~ the
perfection Of II gigantic trust with Il
capital SG5. 10000. While in this
city Mr.. Ora IAN made the st riemcnt
that the first step made by the new
trust wOuid bc the ad9aUce OF the
price OF silver ten per cent.
"This is Il trust that will prove bcnc.
fetal instead Of opprcs5ion.- said Mr..
Graham. "All the umrltcr operators
who "ntcrcred into the combine sign.
ed u contract, agreeing not to raise
the price on the treatment Of or. for
ten ears.
"ihe advance in silver will he with
in Il very short time continued Mr.
Graham. "Just "a soon ns the com
hruc cnn be pcrfcctcd.-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-03-24

y man wns cured Of blindness by n
surgeon remarkable for his unutc
p~usso%''ng appearance. when vision
wns fully restored ia" patient looked
at his bencfactor aui said: Lucky
Tor you, ynnrg man 7 lid rGi aca -.
i~"." ?1u operated, CT / would
never have gnon ny concentrated.
ical Record.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-03-24

In the opinion Of the New York
Press Ito richcs, piece ~ nerve or
record IL exhibited 10y n Wisconsin
man wl,s ia sung 10 recover damages
Tor tho death OF his wiie'S Hfrt hus
band.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-03-24

Il. NJ. Fletcher. carpenter md
builder. IA prepared TO do all work in
his line 10 a first class manner and
at reasonable prices. WosI - the
country solicited. Give me a trial. '
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-07
Der Gampf bei Mnnila.
.9ntsrrGantr ShilNrrung Ors @sftdtj.
ltnbegriinSete @criid)te iiber cinen
abcrmali9cn 2lnariff Der SnInr'
gentcu am gcitri9cn Sage.

Sire untIare Meloung bes 2tbmirols
0etpep mar bic llrIa6s Der Sc
rH6te. - 8ier5ig 2meritoner
in Dem @tF:dte 9et0OIe!. - Qluf
Seitsn Der Sriurgsnten iinb 1900
Wlann gst6btet obsr DertpunOet. -
0tr 5sino 3ebn U2eilsr melt 8uz
riidgetrie6en. - 8iele @er6aTtunz
gen in Manila. - 3uItGn0e in Der
Stabt ndbrenO oes Samples unO
na6 OsmieI6en, - Die Ru6e tpiro
Itreng gtpa6rt.
8uIbtngtor, ,. g., 6. 5e6r.
- 2tOmipal 8&:pap Taidte 6sute Dem
5Iotter 0epartement folgsnoe D2pez
Tfs:
n0}anila, 6. 6ebr. - Die SnIurz
strtea babsn Manilu ungegrifFsn. Der
&rsu3er Bolton" ge6t 6eute na6
Sloilo a6, um Den 8reu5sr n8aIti=
| more" a63ul0Ien. Der 2eBtare tsbrt
bierber 3uriit. 3pej N}unn purOen
| qaitern an 8oro oes U&onitor8 v0}oz
ra0nod" bsrpunOst, elmer OerIelben
baDanflt6."
Die Nep gprtsr yGpenin8 8orlO"
bar0fsrtlibt folg2nOa, i6r ange6li6
unter'm beu!igen Datum pom @anerdl
Otis aug W}ariIQ geI9idte 0epeI6a:
nQBir controliren Die Sttuution.
9a5 9sItern 2(6eno beerbete 5reffen
oauerte "a Stunber urb feline ReIulz
tate IirO beFrteoigero."
Die G6t8e Meloung bss QOmiraI5
0epep, 0aB Die SnIurgsr.en 0&anila
argegriffen 6a6en, erregt einige I'm
ru6a. Man peiB ni6t, ob It6 bieielz
be auF Die geItrigen 8orgGa9e, ober eli
nar neuen 2tn9riFF 6e5ie6t. Sm 8rieg5z
9spartement tIt man Der QrIidt, baB
bic 9epeT6e BON Dem bereits gemeloR=
ten Q(ngriFF fanOelt, neil 8eneral
Otis isoenFdl5- por Tih bDren laTen
bGtta, nenn Elm neuer &F begonz
ren bGtte. sSm 6lctIen 0epartez
| ment glaubt man bugegen, OaB Die 81
lipinos pirtIi9 eiren reuen 2lngriff
begonnen BADEN, upo 3par Diesmal an
i6rem ftGrfIten purfte, 5piT6en N2az
rila uno UfaIolps. Oieie 2lnIi6t
nirb t6eilipeiIe bur6 bic 8ebauptung
Der 6iefioen 5ilipino Sunta 6eItGrtt,
rGmIj9, oaB Der 2(ngriFF in Der S1m=
tag g2o4t ni6t a6Ii6t.i6 srFoIgts,
EooDern Our9 oas @rIdieBan zines 81
tipino8 bur6 cine dmeritaniI6eSdiIo=
na6e, gerabe am ThpddIten 9unfte
Der 2inte Der Sniurgenten, 6erbetgez
| TH6rt tporoen lei. I'm It6 gu RIDDEN,
fDnnten bic 6iItpinos oa6er isBt in al
Ter StGrte gum 4ngriff geT4rttten
Iein.
SpGtere g4ufri6ten BON Munila
6sFGtigen bic 2(n!;4t, baB 2tomiral
9snep in Ieiner Meloung DON Dem gsz
| itrigen Sample Fpru6, uno oaB Die
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