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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-17
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

The London Times publishes dis
iting President Kruger with the an
nouncement that he was going to
Bloemfontein to arrange a compro-
mise and settle everything to the sat
isfaction of everybody.
Lord Roberts turning movement, on
the 18th, dislodged the Beers from their
position, but they succeeded in maxi
ing good their escape. They were not
surrounded. They took alarm too
soon for the British cavalry, which,
exhausted by the wide sweep neces-
sary to turn the Boer works, could not
cut them off or bring them to action.
The new northwestern normal
school building, erected by the terri
tory OF Oklahoma, at Alva, at cost
of $4,000, and equipped at a cost OF
$4,000 more, was dedicated on the
Sth. Gov. Barnes and all of the terri
torial officials were present.
Twenty large freight engines have
been ordered by the Union Pacific rail-
road from the Baldwin locomotive
works, for delivery at the shops in May
and June. The weight of each is, en-
CINE in working order, 100000 pounds;
tender, 100000 pounds; total weight
in working order, 2s5,OOO pounds.
Alexander Carter, 80 years old, in a
temporary fit of insanity, on the 9th,
shot and killed his brother Charles, a
university student, aged 20 years, at
the home of their parents in North
Berkeley, Cal. He then placed he
muzzle of the pistol in his mouth and
killed himself.
AS reported by R. G. Dun & Co. the
failures for the week ended on the
9th, were POS in the United States,
against 1872 last year, and 80 in Canada,
against IS last year.
The first national ticket to be put
in the field for the coming presiden-
tial election is that of the social dem
ocratic party, which held its conven-
ton at Indianapolis. The candidates
are: For president, EugeneV. Debs, of
Indiana; for vice-president, Job Harri-
man, of California.
At Frankfort, KY. on the 9th, upon
information filed by Thomas B. Crom-
well, of Lexington, correspondent of
the Cincinnati Enquirer, warrants for
completely in the Goebel murder were
issued against Secretary of State Caleb
Powers, John i. Powers, of Barbour
vile, his brother; Charles Finley, Of
Williamsburg, former secretary of
state; w. H. Culton, of Jackson coun-
ty, and Capt. John Davis, the capitol
square policeman.
Owing to the demolition preceding
the complete reconstruction of the
Lincoln monument, at Springfield, ILL.,,
now under way, the casket containing
the remains of the martyr president
was removed from the crypt, on the
10th, and placed in temporary re-
ceiying vault on the monument knoll.
The German reichstag, on the 9th,
passed paragraphs 1, and IA of the
meat bill. Paragraph IA contains the
clause prohibiting the importation of
foreign meats. 1t was passed by vote
of 1863 to 80.
Generalization appears to have
seized the burgher forces, and with
the news of this growing Boer weak
ness comes the assertion that peace
oyertures have been made by President
Kruger, but of such nature that
Lord Salisbury felt impelled to decline
to entertain them for moment.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-17

Topeka, Kas., March 13.-"The main
purpose of the paper will be to inhu-
ence its readers to seek first the king
dom of Cod"
Rev. Charles NJ. Sheldon, who, Mon
day, assumed editorial and business
control of the Daily Capital, which he
will retain one week, makes this an
nouncement in his editorial leader out
lining his policy:
The Capital, during this time, will
be newspaper" the word news
being defined by Mr.. Sheldon as any
thing in the way of current events
that the public ought to know for its
moral and spiritual development. The
paper will be absolutely non-partisan,
and partisan political news will be
UiYeQ Scant notice
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-17
John A. Cannon.
Real Estate 81
Loans 4s.
Insurance
MAIN SIT. GREENVILLE, MISS.
r. GREENvILLE, MISS.
MAIN ST.

you any kind of town lot have it. The price and
made to suit you
Hyou plantation Of size in the Delta have See
you borrow money have it. Terms and time suit
and low of interest.
If you want insurance, have 1.-THE very best
You have coect collect them and will remit the
proceeds promptly.
satisfied that will your interest before
these things which have to SELL I'll treat
and you money. M
Come talk 1t may be mutually proftabe
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-17
HORSE THIEF AND SHERIFF
Desperate and Fatal Battle Between
Sheriff Grace and Roger
Bruno, HOrsCthief.

Wichita, Kas., March ia special
to the Beacon from Tecumseh, Okla,
states that Roger Bruno, alias Jim
The Tough" arrested for horse steal
ing and murder, attempted to escape
from Sheriff Grace. The men had a
fierce struggle, bat Grace succeeded
in killing Bruno, but is himself Sc
riously if not fatally injured.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-17

Flint, Mich, March bat special
meeting of the city council resolu-
ton was adopted, in support of Mayor
Crawford's determination to prevent
proposed presentation of 'Sapho."
The resolution instructs the city mar
shal To prevent the performance.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-17

Charleston, w. Va, March 12.-It is
believed that all the bodies in Red Ash
mine have been recovered. The full list
shows 40 dead and six injured. The
cause of the explosion is still matter
of theory, and will probably never be
determined.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-17

London, March 13.-The lord mayor,
A. j. Newton, has directed the Irish
flag be hoisted over the Mansion
house on st. Patrick's day, in recogni--
ton of the bravery of the Irish troops
in South Africa.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-17

hit rumors cabled from
tates regarding possible
Cuba in the early future
|he press of the island to
Esponsible for these won
. The newspapers, with
declare that the people
felt less like rising than
resent.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-17

|of directors of the Kan
larry, after a conference
|nley, on the 9th, decided
|e of the product of the
plant of the state prison
hirect to the consumer,
ents a pound, or as near
; the cost of production
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-17

ssional committees on
'uerto Rican affairs will
bon. The United States
lphin will take the sena-
resentatives on board at
Pit southern port, and af-
Havana will make n cir
touching at the principal
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-17

discovery of Russian and
plots has led to renewed
lions in st. Petersburg.
ssian frontiers, also, the
|rcising extreme vigilance
ding the cars move
ntire routes of the cars
|cks, theaters and public
F doubly patrolled by
while the guards about
lace, and along the Nava
icularly numerous.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-17

GAINESVILLE, Tenn, March 13.-The
Montgomery county courthouse was
destroyed by fire. Most OF the records
were saved. Loss. $125,0oO; insurance,
$4,000.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-17

bigger has informed the
TENT that at the request
latic corps in Pekin, the
hment has prohibited the
q pheasant skins. The
eing ruthlessly slaugh-
d the demand for their
lropean markets.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-17

Phelps, ex-minister to
lat his residence in New
on the 9th. He had been
lin January with an at
honia.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-17

Employees of the Jersey
Duse of the American
! Co. who ere now laid
on the nth, that they
needed for an indefinite
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-17

'ork Evening World as
lis information that Miss
! the donor of the $780,
erection of a Hall of
lection with the Univer-
srk.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-17

decided that Q-een Vic
h Ireland next month,
he vice-regal lodge in
has been placed at her
i viceroy, Earl Cadogan.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-17

Ky house of representa-
9th, by a party vote,
introduced by Repre-
we'll (rep.), which pro-
/ the Goebel eleo.-4aS law.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-17
ENVILLE TIMES
fiED WEEKLY.
lie. 8 MISSISSIPPI

B plague increases in Cal
having been All deaths
Use in that city within a
causing a great exodus
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-17

lei, vice-presidcnt of the
lean bank, at Lima, o.,
nysteriously robbed OF
d ago, was arrested, on
ned with the robbery.
bond. He brands his ar
Ned blackmail.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-17

|flerable discussion the
amalgamated woodwork
b the sth, not to admit
tarnishers and gilders to
lin the woodworkers'
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-17

h movement against the
4 Santo Domingo may be
lded. Gen. Peppin, the
rnor of Santiago de los
|three of his followers are
b by the troops of the
And it is expected they
taken prisoners.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-17
CAUGHT IN A FIRE TRAP.
Shocking Results Of en- Incendiery
Fire In a Newark, N. J.,
Tenement House.
FOURTEEN PERSONS LOST THEIR LIVES.

The Victims All Italians, Sixty of
Whom Occupied the building
Vito Credav, One of the Tenants,
Arrested and Locked I'D ON SuS-
piciOn.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-17

committee on public
10Th, favorably reported
Ills relative to land laws
eviously introduced By
IoMa.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-17

administration were is
kington, on the Sth, to
4 Lawton, in the matter
bf her deceased husband,
lry w. Lawton. Those
i estate, it is explained,
and four children of the
Iral.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-17

Gen. Corbin turned over
on, widow of the late
'ton, the fund subscribed
e of the country. 1t
$9S,t32.07. In addition
ey the committee also
Mrs. Lawton all the let
from subscribers to the
which contained beauti-
the memory of her late
band.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-17

by intimate friends of
d that he is chagrined
should be so freely used
|Apers of the country in
'th public questions now
|eration. The eX.presi-
the least desire to re-
Heal arena.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-17

dated London, March z,
(ys: Lord Roberts still
neighborhood of Osfon-
ores, remounts and fresh
b toward him from the
british position also con-
rove i'll the minor spheres
hign. Natal is clear of
pc Colony is nearly So"
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-17


New York, March 13.-Fourteen per-
sons lost their lives, two persons were
seriously injured and many Others
slightly burned in fire in Newark, n,
j., Monday morning. The firemen, af-
ter the flames had been subdued, took
10 bodies from the ruins, and while
they were thus engaged another vic
tim of the fire died in the city hos
pital. One family was wiped out com
pletely and of another only the father
lives, and he is in the city hospital
where it is believed he will die.
A VeritabIe Fire Trap.
The building in which the fire broke
out was veritable fire trap. 1t was
old, of frame construction and eX-
tended two stories above the ground
floor. Until three or four years ago,
the structure had been used as a
church, but it was converted into a
tenement. The lower floor, fronting
on so, So and "a Fourteenth avenue,
was occupied by three stores and the
upper portion of the building was di-
vided into 20 living rooms.
Occupied by Ten Families.
AS nearly as can be learned, the
structure was occupied by ten FAM
lies, all Italians. Two of the occu-
pants, Vito Credanza and another fam
lily, kept boarders, and though the to-
tai population of the building could
not be definitely ascertained during
the excitement attending the fire,
there are said to have been forty or
fifty persons of both sexes and all
ages in the building when the fire.
started.
Arrested ON Suspicion.
The police are confident that the
fire was of incendiary origin, and they
have arrested Vito Credanza on sus.
picion. There was disorderly card
game in one of the rooms that lasted
well into the morning. Credanza was
a participant, and is said to have made
violent threats against his fellow
players.
Awakened to Confront Destruction
A few minutes before five o'clock
every one in the building was awak
ened by the flames. They found them
burning at the foot of the stairs lead
ing from the first to the second
stories. The hallway and the stairs
were burning, entirely cutting off the
only egress from the upper floor on
which six families lived. 1t also en-;
off the escape by the door for those
who lived in the rear part of the first
floor. Those who could made for the
windows. From these they leaped OF
dropped.
Agonizing Screams for Help.
The whole neighborhood was awake
in an instant, and from the burning
building came agonizing screams and
calls for help. From the basement
and ground floor the inmates of the
building poured naked, or almost SO.
From the upper story men and women
leaped to the sidewalk.
Were Dead or Doomed.
By the time the firemen reached the
scene the building was wrapped in
flames, and those who had not escaped
were dead or doomed. They must
have died within a few minutes, for
the fire rushed through every room in
the frail building within ten minutes
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-17

T Francois, or Coincide
hated on the Place du
ais, Paris, near the
and occupying the high
(g the theaters of France,
by ire on the Sth. Mile.
ctress, was asphyxiated.
which was erected in
Interesting landmark; The
|imated at half a million.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-17


feviously introduced b.
Iowa.
|Hky house of representa-
9th, by a party vote,
| introduced by Repre-
we'll (rep.), which pre-
Id the Goebel eleo>.aS law.
/ decided that Q-een Vic
La Ireland next month,
he vice-regal lodge in
|h has been placed at her
lis viceroy, Earl Cadogan.
|.1derable discussion the
hmalgamated woodwork
Is the Sth, not to admit
tarnishers and gilders to
in the woodworkers'
Employees of the Jersey
ouse of the American
|r Co. who ere now laid
|d on the nth, that they
needed for an indefinite
|{ork Evening World as
las information that Miss
s the donor of the $780,
erection of a Hall of
|.hection with the Univer-
Dirk.
lei, vice-presidcnt of the
lean bank, at Lima, o.,
|nysteriously robbed of
ii ago, was arrested, on
ned with the robbery.
bond. He brands his ar
|bted blackmail.
administration were is
|hington, on the Sth, to
Lawton, in the matter
IL her deceased husband,
|nry w. Lawton. Those
Is estate, it is explained,
and four children of the
|eral.
by intimate friends of
h that he is chagrined
should be so freely used
|Apers of the country in
9TH public questions now
||eration. The eX.presi-
the least desire to re-
|tical arena.
|6l movement against the
"a Santo Domingo may be
hded. Gen. Peppin, the
|rnor of Santiago de los
three of his followers are
IA by the troops of the
hnd it is expected they
taken prisoners.
bigger has informed the
hent that at the request
satic corps in Pekin, the
hment has prohibited the
Ff pheasant skins. The
eing ruthlessly slaugh-
b the demand for their
hropean markets.
|ssional committees on
|uerto Rican affairs will
bon. The United States
bphin will take the sena-
fesentatives on board at
int southern port, and af-
Havana will make n cir
touching at the principal
|of directors of the Kan
larry, after a conference
|nley, on the 9th, decided
|e of the product of the
plant of the state prison
hirect to the consumer,
ents a pound, or as near
; the cost of production
hit rumors cabled from
tates regarding possible
Cuba in the early future
|he press of the island to
Esponsible for these won
. The newspapers, with
declare that the people
felt less like rising than
resent.
dated London, March z,
(ys: Lord Roberts still
neighborhood of Osfon-
ores, remounts and fresh
b toward him from the
|ritish position also con-
rove i'll the minor spheres
hign. Natal is clear of
pc Colony is nearly So"
+ Francois, or Coincide
hated on the Place du
ais, Paris, near the
and occupying the high
| g the theaters of France,
by ire on the Sth. Mile.
|ctress, was asphyxiated.
which was erected in
Interesting landmark; The
mated at half a million.
Gen. Corbin turned over
on, widow of the late
Fton, the fund subscribed
|e of the country. 1t
$9s,i32.07. In addition
ey the committee also
Mrs. Lawton all the let
from subscribers to the
which contained beauti-
} the memory of her late
band.
discovery of Russian and
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-11
CdHISTMAS FOOTBALL.
Maile-Ilimas Accept Challenge O
Punahou Alumni.

There Will be Christmas football. The
Male lima team accepted the ehal-
lenge of the Punahou Alumni yester-
day. Both teams are heavy and the
game promises to be one of the best
fought on the gridiron for many sea-
sons. The Punahou team announces
that if a division of the gate receipts
Is made their half will go to some char
ity organization as at first proposed
Soper will play fullback instead of
Cooke for the Punahous; Waterhouse,
center; Hemenway, right tackle;
George Waterhouse, quarterback; Al
Ian Judd, right guard
Following is the acceptance of the
lchallenge:
Honolulu, December 10. 1900.
To the Manager Punahou Alumni Foot
! ball Team
! Sir: Your challenge to a game ot
football on December 25. 1900. accepted
agree to your proposition of charg-
! ing an admission, but as the old saying
says, Charity begins at home" and. as
the Maile lima Club is not a very
wealthy association, l propose that the
proceeds be divided equally after al
Expenses are paid
The only available grounds are. O.
course the Punahou campus. and
suppose that is where we shall meet.
iWehty-hVe minute halves would b,
satisfactory to us, and | think that th,
number of players and subs admitte,
rec should be limited to sixteen.
1ame TO commence at $3.50 d. m. ant
iolhciais to be arranged later.
very respectfully yours.
GEORGE LUCAS.
manager M. /. F. T.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-11
It TO
COMMIT TEE
Republicans Discussthe
Charter.
OPPOSING IDEAS SHOWN
Some Favored Acting With Other
Parties But Majority Was
Against 1t.

TT is the sense of this meeting
that the Executive Committee of
the Republican party of Hawaii
decide and declare for itself and
the Republican party in the mat
ter of framing municipal char
ter, without any further confer
ence in reference 10 the same"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-11-02
EolitiIhe 9lm,eiscn.
Snterci1ant tiir 9epof>
toren III Sparbanfen.
0efabr lit syret SLIDER.
Neu Ynrfer Sparbanf Yraiioenten
ipredcn beut!idJ su Sepuiitoren.

g2sp gort, l. 9|ObEmbr. -
Gtfpa 500 9SpoIitoren in Der n9oiperp
Sap;tgs gant," Der nunjon Dime
Sab:ng3 SuTtitution," Der r8reenpi6
Saoing5 8anf" uno Der n&migran:
Snouitrial Saoing5' 9ant," ri6tsten
bic folgenos Yetition an Die YrGIipenz
ten iener 8dnfen:
,8ir, bic untsrSsidnetsn 9sppIitOz
rem in Den Sparbanfln pon NepzYort,
in Qnbetra6t Der S9a!iafe, DaB bon
ben Champagne Reonsrn Der rtpu6liz
farii6en Yartei btba.ptet miro. odB
i'm Safe Der Da6l oes Srn. 8rpan
uro oe5 folgenOen Grlufes zines Sc
ieBe5 fir Die 6reiprdgung BON Sil6er,
uno bab Der Werf6 unTerer 0spOIiten
bfDeuteno beeintrGatigt fpito, tr1uhen
Sis ogs Die 6iiter unierer Gr1purnihe,
uns, tIar 3u !sgen, oamit mir unS bar
na9 ridtsn tDnnen, mas Die p:rtlife
Sin1pittung uuf uniere OspoIiten ieIn
piroe, bic bur6 bic 2lnnu6me zines
9eisBss fir Die 6reiprdgung Don Silz
Der, lpie es DON Srn. 8rpan befiirtporz
tet pirb, ferporgerufen tpitb.
SSo6n SarTon R6oabe5, Der YrdIi=
bent Der r8rsenlpich Saping8 8unt.
ontlports. auf bieiss 8eIu6 au5fiibrz
I:6. Inter Nnoerem Iugte er:
nWenn Sob auF Elm prdmium
FeTgt, tpie IS i'm Sale Der 5reiprdz
gunq BON Silber H6un pfrb, piro Der
0eppiitor in Sparbantsn Finoen, bl6
bas DON i6m ge5ogens 9slO nidt Fo
Diel tauFen miro, a.s iebt. 90 tpeit
bic gegenpdrtiger @inhssn in Der
Sant in 8etra6t tOmmsn, beTen 8az
pital niht fdljg lit uro nitt au5bez
5a6it nerben farn, tperoen Die 3tnIen
in einem enttpsri6eten Spurant bs3a6it
tperOen. So melt iene in getraft
tonmen. bic partauft nerbsn t0nnen,
tperOsn lie Big gu sinem Puntic 5uz
Iammenidrinten, auF Dem Der Wertbz
urteri6ieo 5lpiT6sn Sob unb Siibsr
TeitgeItsat 1T.
yWa5 bic neuen 8elolnlagen un6e=
laagi, 10 peroen Iie auf elmer 9aliS
borgsnommen tperoen ourfJ lpel4e
mir ben llnterIfieb i'm Wertbe 3tpiz
I6en Sob unb Silber 3uriit erbalten
tperosn, Apdbrtnb bic 3srit0rung alien
Greb;ts, bur9 bic geipaltt6Gtigs @enz
oe-ung Der WGbrung peranloBi, cine
16limme 9eI6dftsg6tau6eit 6er6eiz
fiibren piyo, iorpie tpeniger 9srtruuen,
er8pungene liquidation uno aQgemeiz
nen Ruin, bis Der llnterI6ieo i'm Werz
t6e 5tpi5fen 9olo unb Silber aoiuit;rt
1T. Damn miro sine periooe piloer
Spetulation uno ii6ertriebener Werz
fife folgen.
Die Qlufre6tsrbaltung ber ieBt Be-
fts6enben 3uitdnbs 1T bic 9aupifrage
in pieIsm WahItampfe. Die Gparz
bunfen oes Staates Netpz0ort BADEN
$1,OOO,00O,OOO, Gigent6um oe5 8olz
tes, in @srpa6rung. SrDanismus
5ielt borauF fin, tbsiltpeife Den Wert6
oieies ge1oss gu 3erIt0ren uno beHsn
Nuben gu T4Goigen."
2(nbegs 8anfPrGIioenten anEtpors
teten auf dbnli6s WeiIe.
9luf Qnpronun9
Sempfratiid1c @mtgelo Siaa BON
MarDlamD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-11-02
,Srnau fei1t Sentpfrdt. -"

t6r. OstuaGo Ottenoorfer, 9srauss
gsber Der yNetpz0o:f Srdat53eitung,
1T Elm Itrammer 0emofrat uno Nntiz
SmpsriaIrib. gr iIt au6 Elm 8enunz
bersr 9rnan's als Mann uno 8urqer.
2lber Dor oeHsn S:lberzQnIi9ten bat
er einen tiefen 2l6I4eu, unD oes6a0b
penoet bic vStaats3eitung" Ii6 entz
7disosn Der 9sfiirlpprtung bon YrdIiz
bent Wc&inleb's WieoenrpdRlung 3u
Seine jiingIte QeuBerung in 8e3uQ
auf bic 8rDanilirte 0smofratie lit
pie fotgt:
Die Ylattform ber bemotraa
I'll fI9en Yartei, bur9pebt nit
ppputiItii6en Sen0en3en, lit ni4t
acceptabel fir einen 0emofratsn,
. Der an ben 6unoamentals9rina
3ipien unIerer 8epu6(it feit6dlt.
Die iogenannte bemotrdtiide
Bartsi bon 6eute berI Iu6t pieoerz
I'm, benz 9plfe ben Silberz
SHtpinbeG auf3ubolien, uno
bro6t Ton;t pieber, bic inOu=
itrislIe W66lfa6rt unie-er Ration
gu urtergraben. grDau iit tsin
0smOfrat, unb CLAUDE i6, baB e5
bic PTli4t zines ieoen 9emotroz
ten 1T, iein @otum gegen OsFeu
grrpd6luHg ab3ugebtn."
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