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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-12-14
DEBATE is OPENED.
Discussion Of War Revenue Bill Begins
in House.

Washington, Dec. 1.-The debate
OF the war evenue reduction bill
opened in the house today and Payne,
chairman of the ways M means com.
mittee, spoke on behalf of the major.
ity and Swanson of Virginia on behalf
of the minority.
The house adjourned early to per.
NIT the hall to be decorated for the
exercises in connection with the CEN
tennial celebration tomorrow.
. Before the wal revenue reduction
bill was. taken up a resolution vas
adopted for the appointment Of a specs
ial committee of five members to IN
vestigate the death of Oscar l.. Booz
of Bristol, Pa, who died recently, it
is alleged, as a result of hazing, re-
ceived while a cadet at West Point.
This PURSE was taken over the head
of che military committee, which re-
ported in favor of allowing the war
department. to conduct. the inquiry.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-12-14
CHANDLER WANTS RESOLU-
TON
EXPLAINS HIS REQUEST
Says Committee That Originated
It Might Desire to Take
Positive Action.

Washington, Dec. 11-Carter today
called up in the senate his pending
motion to refer the credentials Of
William A. CLARK and Martin Ma
ginnis, appointed senators from Mon
Etana, to the committee on privileges
and elections, and after some discus
sion the motion, prevailed without di-
vision.
Chandler, chairman of the commit
tee on privileges and elections, asked
that the resolution on the calendar
declaring that William A. Clark was
not duly and legally elected to a seat
in the senate of the United States by
the legislature of Montana, be recon-
,nitted to the committee.
Bacon, Of Georgia, inquired what
the object of the request was.
Chandler replied that before the
senate had had an opportunity to act
upon the resolution the senator from
Montana, Clark, had gone through the
form of a resignation. That had
changed the entire aspect Of the stu
alton and for the time had forestalled
and prevented discussion of the ques-
tions involved. To be entirely frank
with Bacon, he said, another reason
why he desired a recommittal of the
resolution was that the committee
might desire to take some positive
action upon the matter with which
the resolution dealt. The whole case,
he maintained, had not been disposed
of by the resignation and departure of
Clark.
In course of a long reply Bacon held
that he could conceive of ne legiti-
mate purpose OF desire for reference
to the committee OF a question which
practically was dead. He intimated
that the chairman of the committee
on privileges and elections might
have some ulterior motive in view
which he could not at this time
divine.
After Chandler had retorted face
titiously that the Georgia Ia was
too conspicuous and especially as
chairman Of the committee, the mat
ter Of recommital by consent went
over until Thursday.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-12-14
AN ELKS' HOME.
Committee Will Examine Generous Offers
Received.

Received.
Omaha, Dec. Heroine B. Fisher
OF Jamestown, N. Y, grand exalted
ruler of the Elks, and j. T. Tanning
OF Cincinnati, and J. D. O'Shea, of
Pittsburg, grand trustees, together
with George P. Cronk, past exalted
ruler of Omaha lodge, will leave for
Colorado Springs tomorrow.
They constitute the committee ap-
pointed by the grand lodge to select a
site for the proposed home for aged
and decrepit members of the order.
William S. Stratton. the multi
millionaire mine owner of Cripple
Greek, has offered to give over a plot
of land with a new building at Colo
RADIO Springs. At Salt Lake City
another generous offer for the home
has been made the grand lodge.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-12-14
PHILIPPINE TARIFF BILL.
importers Waiting for Decision on
Porto Rico, .5.

Manila, Dec. 1.-THE United States
Philippine commission discussed today
the preliminary portions Of the tariff
bill, in committee of the whole.
The merchants made a few sugges-
tions. The importers are watching
for the decision of the supreme court
on the Porto Rican tariff. They say
that if it il decided to be unconstitu-
tional they will claim a return Of all
duties paid on goods Of the United
States since the date Of the Paris
treaty and will also claim return of
the port charges on vessels from the
United States.
Up to the present, and pending a
superseding law, Spanish duties have
been levied, which impose import
taxes on goods from the United States.
Upwards Of 49, 900, 900 has accamu-
lated in the Philippines from customs
and other taxes.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-12-14
CLEVER CROOKS ABROAD.
Supposed Americans Rob Italian Priest
of Large Sum.

New York, Dec. 1.-The World will
say tomorrow: Two clever confidence
men, believed to be Americans from
the descriptions furnished by a priest
in Italy, whom they robbed of $780,
600, it is thought may be on their way
to this country, and the police of all
large cities have been notified to
Watch for them. The story of the
robbery which reached this city to-
day says they got from the safe Of the
Jesuit institute at Turin $50, 900,
funds of the institution. Rev. Father
M. Grasso Of the society of Jesuits,
superior of the institution, was their
victim. .
Two we'll groomed men with pol
ished manners, apparently. Americans,
called on Father Grasso a fortnight
ago and told him they were the trus-
tees of an orphan boy whose father
had recently been killed i'll the Boer
war. They said they wished to place
the boy in the priests care and have
him educated in the institution.
They explained that they were custo-
dians of 5000, 900 belonging to the
boy, which they desired to leave for
safe keeping in Father Grasso's hands.
The priest consented to assume charge
of the boy and to accept custody of
the funds. The men t%herepon pro-
duced several bundles of what purport-
ed to be bank notes, which they sug-
gested should be placed in the safe.
They then departed, stating they
were going to Milan where they had
left the boy and would return with
him shortly.
Father Grasso waited several days
and when neither the men nor boy
appeared he became suspicious and
went to the safe. He found that bank
notes aggregating $50, 900 were gone
and that the bundles of supposed bank
notes left by the men were only waste
paper. The men, the police say, alb.
stracted the funds of the institution
under the eyes of the priest while
placing their counterfeit bundles in
the safe.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-12-14
MILLS DENIES IT.
Says Cadet Booz WIS not Hazed or
Mlstreated.

Mlstreated.
Washington, Dec. 1f-Colonel Mills,
superintendent Of the military acad-
envy, has entered the broadcast denial,
upon a full investigation made by
himself, that the late Cadet Oscar L.
Booz was hazed and otherwise mis-
treated at the academy.
The secretary of war has transmitted
Colonel Mills report to the house
committee on military affairs, in ans
wer to the house resolution on the
subject and has accompanied it with
the statement that at the instance of
Colonel Mills he has appointed a
board consisting of Major General
Brooke, Colonel Gillespie and Colonel
Clous, to meet at West Point on the
10Th instant, or as soon as possible
thereafter, to investigate, not only the
Booz case, but also the methods en-
ployed at the academy to prevent
hazing.
Colonel Mills denies specifically the
story that tobasoo sauce was poured
down Booz's throat and that he was
called "Bibles" or ridiculed on ac-
count of his religious belief.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-12-14
MAYORS IN CONVENTION.

Charleston, S, c., Dec. 1.-THE
fourth annual convention of the
League of American Municipalities,
known as the mayors convention -
will meet here at noon tomorrow and
will be called to order by the presi-
dent, Mayor Henry T. johnson of
Denver. Over 200 mayors, engineer
ing experts and recognized authorities
in civics have already come, mnay of
them accompanied by their wives.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-12-14
PRESENT THEIR GRIEVANCES.
Northern Pacific Telegraph Operators
Visit Headquarters.

st. Paul, Dec. 11-This afternoon q
committee of Northern Pacific tele-
graph operators called upon Vice
President and General Manager j. W.
Kendrick for the purpose Of presenting
the first of a number Of requests re-
lating to wages, working hours. and
other matters.
The fact that a committee would
arrive for this purpose was mentioned
last week. The committee consists
Of F. A. Brown, Marshall, WASH,
chairman: G. l.. Hampton, Tacoma
L. Cormack, West Superior; T. w.
Lewis, Sterling, N. D.; F. s. Cham
pion, Drummond,, Mont; S. F.
Stoughton, Huntley, Mont, and F. j.
Quinlan. There are about 1000 tele-
graph operators in the employ of the
Northern Pacific Railway company.
About 900 Of these operators are MEM
bers Of the Order of Railway Tele-
graphers. The committee in St. Paul
is known as the committee of adjust
ment, Northern Pacific division No.
81, Order of Railway Photographers.
the relations between the company
and it's staff Of telegraphers are pleas
ant. He did not care to state what
requests the committee intended to
make. Indeed, he could not say what
they were, as they had not yet been
presented. The company, he said,
would give the committee a very full
and fair hearing and there was no
reason why the present pleasant rela-
tions should be severed.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-12-14
A Keen Clear Brain.

Your best feelings, your social position
or businees success depend largely on the
perfect action Of your stomach and liver.
DR.. Kings New Life Pills give increased
strength, a keen, clear brain, high ambi-
ton. A 25 cent box will make you feel
like a new being. Sold by Chapple Drug
Co., druggists.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-12-14
DECLINES.

The Hague, Dec. 1.-THE Dutch
government today finally definitely re-
fused to take the initiative on behalf
off arbitration between the Transvaal
and Great Britain.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-12-14
ROBERTS I HOME.

Cape Town, Dec. 11-Field Mar
shall Lord Roberts, with his wife and
daughters, sailed for England today
on the Canada.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
ct. Muguita.
OiDseiam=N acbribten.

Sie fur bic Curing Siuer Sc
msinoe beitimmte neue @lode i'm Sc.
mi6te pon 1000 Hfanb, mel6e fun
$685. uon Ct. 2ouis beSosen wusse,
lit am 6 Sanuar an ibrem Seisim.
munesorte einsetrohen uno wiro am
"a. bteles MonatS pom bo6m. 4far=
rer 9ras feierli6 benz Sienita bes
Serrn 9emeibt werben. Oie Soee,
beim Neubau Der Stride elm @'rsse=
ldoB einSuriebten. wurbe BET Der ab=
thinning u%erworfen.
S Mit BEN 8aditein=8 efteiben ber
Stride gu albanp ioa bis Ofern unter
Der auili6t bes 9errn Haul &oi6iol
pom st. gloub besonnen lperben. Oie
Sadlteine merben BON @enomonie,
isis. beSosen. unb bic erfte Senouna
berletben lit 5oeben eiasetroHen.
s Counting in a6t Sasen, benz Sc
tie Der bl. asncs, nptrb Der bodw'i te
Ser giidof Srobse in Der ct. Nsnes
Stride gu st. Saul Elm 9ontificalam'
celebriren.
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9aa flapfen0e &opfweb

miroe gu9 balb uerlaiIen, menn Sbr
Or. Sings Neue 2ebenspiGien 9ez
brau9en mirbet. Sauienbe BON 0eiz
benoen baben beren unuersleidlldes
9eroienit sesen frantes uno neru0ies
&opfmeb ~beitdtist. Sic reinisen bas
Slut, itdrfeu bic Neruen uno bauen
Cure @eiunbbett auf. 0eidt gu neb=
men. 8erlu9t fie. Sour 25 Gts. @elb
surid, mern feline 6eiluns. SerfauIt
beim Mpstteter @. S. 9ubn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
Nuf N'tras Satasuna bis 8 ubu anr EN-,
&oraen9
9%rnnerftna,, Der A. Sanrar 19Q0..

2rHHer1InQ, GER 4. sydnrQG I 9GOs.
Der Ser:aarsIa qenndB trat Der 8sara sa.
ianme':: ole Mtta'-e,tr. Geo Gag, lib 70
nus eaomme,. anrefleno; S5 SReper ais
V'rmee. Mnf Antraa mu be fotssnter we.
th'ub; eInittnsn q an9'' omm n: Ta,e'a@e
'uh rem Rcaro up,erbr.i ct mwroe. in 10 [.
fem I'M Snoorporation B T 5ppn, e "a bon
Spa na Sila n on uen,enber als 8,aaae
+ ahleinht miro. TO morn bait lr r. n, ooR
brmor 1901 btsrmit alS, Htit Hno
res 1'ost. ffc 9'biune auf rer Towa5eite
Bon Sprhtl Sil ais BIab rssinm' III. luo
Ole 81 ito, al fir ooer ae9e1 ie s e,tpora.
a'on ioaen; fsrnsr be,nIoI1en, rea S,b I
Sod. 6 M &ruh nee II b 9Smt n sbnru bier.
nit a q Sn' ptffor'n ernaaatl iinA. UNI bel Der
Wabt su praiibrrsn.
@eseh oes Su Beum-r fir GhnnfIbeus
unb 8urafblft b. sislh.n ipara Dem 70 lro
unterbre'tet un> OUT Aniral anaeusmm,n
p'e auh be Birqen S,hn, Sosp unb 8arner
WoShera suaelc fen Getit eeS }ebu Co.
len fur S1anflAens uiro bsm B,arb ucr.
9eleat nno OUT Nnt. a. meg n Sor nfebler
nsrmo,fen.
Muf Nnt-aa rurse1 fotasnne &eduuaaen
erlaubt uno sur !Aahluna auqepieien: So .
Nlnen, T'ieoe ls,idf etS3tbib, en- $I3 A.: g.
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mann 2 20; SIMS gure, as; SnSt oool.
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rem [. 95; 81 Y'ton. Teputp=g orcm . eb6b-
r'n 10; . u Finou't. goronerae ,abren S Is;
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m ri tuls IL 1899 8 g.; Grn giiie Shno
Ter. WeIteH Der Slnft iter 5 90; @bls 9i.
b 7, 2uupli at Steu rliite 15r; .tre) Sh,l.
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Conn 6air Dob n, &ea arb it 20 3s; 1onn
ct Henf el, Ylaufe, fur 8r den Z 50; Snu,
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1890. G.25. 50 30. 70, Il. 81. 30 81 SO;
Chr It Sdnitt. 3 & ,ae Som niI1r /. . E 1T
mo Wel.enaeio 92a: o. 'Rep I, l3 60,
sos Sheeiar 10 10. q buaro Gmtib 1881.
rurgitaft b. 8 ! Nae onol , NIT ben Bur.
Gen Irt 8,ns uno 6 j 50 ,aer puros out
9ehei6en.
WIT Mntras Wertaauna sine die.
8. s. Neper.
Boriiber oes B0aro ber . ountp.g ON.
mifidre BON Stearns County
8eitdtigt:
y. i. @ruber.
Gounip ; Iaoitor uuS eg.oficio Gleri bes
BoarD.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11

Den Tarmern pom ct. Nusuita
unb Der sansen 1mseseno sur sefdt=
lisen @a@ri9t, bab mir Die nabe ct.
ausuita Selesene Neenab : Mlbte
BON 9errn 9p. geua,er iiternommen
uno lit berielben ben prattild erfas,
renen Miuermeiiter @m. Wsebmann
ais S%etriebsleiter anseite0t baben.
Seoem &unoen wirb iein eigener Beis
gen semablen unb suteS Mebl aaran,
tirt. Die Mible lit nit ben neueiten
Serbeiierunsen uerieben. uno es uirb
unier Setreben iein, iebem aunoen
Die bette 3%ufrieoenbeit gu seben. Nur
Elm Verlud, uno man piro ii1 BON
Der Wabrbeit unierer Ansabe iibers
Seu9en. 3. 0berSmaun.
Sf. Au8ulta, Wtnn., Cat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
8iai9e Carmen.

Ser llnterSeidnete beiist etua iie=
ben Meilen BON Sauf Centre perl9ie.
bene Sarmen NIT sutem eebmboben,
welde biais gu faufen iinb. aud bic
&aufsbebinsunsen iinb liberal, unb
i4 re@ne feds ProSent Sntereiien Of
ne irseno cine gommiiiion, ba id
ielbit gisentbimer Der gum 3aufen an=
sebotenen Sarmen bin. Ndberes gu
erfrasen bel u. NeHep,
Sauf Centre, Wtnn. 6-3mtS.
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QuxemturQ.

Vorisen Sreitas wurben oier aus,
elmer @lodemsieberei gu Cincinnati
fur biele @emeinbe besosenen slpei
Idmeren Girdensloden ibres 9upfebz
lcrs lpesen na9 Cincinnati surifss@
i6idt, pon mo; iobalb Der Sup ses
lnnsen, bret neue @loden fir unlere
Stride na6 bier aeididt werbem.
81. Muguita.
Nab uebernabme Der Ribs
le ieitens bes Serrn .. Guersmann
wirb bielelbe mieoer mad Der Sore be-
trieben, bic In friberen Sabcen Oeren
grbauer, Ser Sbom, Sdiit, befols:
te, ndmtid ser Setriebr Der Wtble
gilt Der &nnoenarbeit. 6err Wilb.
WeBmann, elm erprObter WtaGer, wirt
ben Setrieb leiten unb aie &unoer
beltens ssre9t gu werhsm iia beitre:
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
Oanefa8au8.

Naen, bic uns in Der Stunbe bea
l4mersli@en 8erluites unierer tbeuren
Satin unb Wutter ibr innisites Yets
leib betunoeten uno ibr bas gbrense.
leite gum @otteSader saben, iei bier
nit unier auiri@tiser Dant eritattet.
Matb. aautb, 9atte
Sbeobor &dutb.
Srau gua 9abn.
Sacob &autb. atnber.
Matb. aautb.
ct. gloub, ben 8. San. 80
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@oscoe.

Berftofenen WontaS mur6e bier
bic Sabresueriammluns Der Roscoe
@reamerp=@ eieqi9aft a~bsebalten, NOS
BEL bic alien Beamten rpieDer errpdblt
unb Der Sinfins= 6onb um einen Gent
erb0bt tpurbe. - Sn BET Samilte bes
9errn S. %. Sitser iteate ii9 Elm
itrammer 8elteubirser elm. = Mnse=
idlasenen Y(ataten sufolse mirb am
IL. bteies Monats cine Sarmerper.
iammluns itattfinoen, Inn bic grri9=
tuns zines Sarmer gleuators au be:
ipre@en. IS lit bieles cine Bemesuns
in Der redten Ri3tuns, men1 man oa.
bur6 ben erbofften Yreis pon einem
Dollar per 8ui@el erSielen tann.
uebrisens lit es audi elm gutter @es
CUR lanserbofften, aber nod ni9t elm
setrcffenen Froiperildt,-Oie pom
&oscoe mad Yapnesuiue ii9 eritret=
tenoe srobe @ieie muroe in bieler
Bo9e Snnl britten Wale pom Seuer
beimseiudt. @dre es ni6t INN bas
redt5eiliSe gintreffen Der giienbabns
arbeiter semeien, bann mlroe bieies
Nal bic Bebauiuns bes Serrn Nusuit
Sduls in Ii9e selest morbeu iein. -
an jeoem Oienitas lit bier elm iebr
erfreuli6er 3ubrans uon Sarmern,
mel4e ibr Suttersetreibe CUR ,,eu ers
r:9teten S4rotmiible bes 9errn &neie
brinsen, nit beiien Nrbeit unb Yreis
6armer iebr Sufrieben gu ieiu
l9einen.
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Spfaf=NO gen.

~ @tr tonnen nibt aue Ger
ten ubrsn anSeben, biaauir uorrdtbia
baben, besentet aber, sab Nris Gun
Die sroBte ansmabl ~ ben nieoriss
item Puetlen bat. &ommt unS belekt.
ole waare. ba:
~ 8enn SIR M6bem biuia
taufen mOtit. sebt 10 u. s. Sdminas.
BANNER, albanp, Rinn.. eli.
~ gerlorer. cine id,ruars uni,
msiB sefledte SasSbanoin NIT tur,em
ssbnan5. @ieaerbrinser erbdlt Be.
!abnnns bel q esrsesr3eni d,
at. gloub.
i H Soebea ben sr5Bten 8orrath
on Stolinen, 8uitarren, Manoolis
men, Sarmonifas II. {. 10. erbaltea.
Der je mad CT. Glous sebraht ,uur.
De, bel Sris 9up BON So auftpdrts
bis 81 S150. bo
W u. S. S5minsbammer usn
albanp aa9t gbstOsrapsien far Is
us. oas Ousenh. 6-4t
25 Ptssent &abatt on aaen
aufSepnsten 9iaten BET Maria Rroa.
@aare marfirt nit einfa9en 3iffern.
20 eaBt cure Saartetsen MAIDEN
BET Srib @ap. 1ba
-
H 9pnep gomb ganbp, bas
Feinlte ecaiett, sas ie in ct. glous
einsefa6rt wuros, setrimmt, bea, ae,
idmadpoa = nidts ieiner i'm aanaen
Noroweften fabrisirt = in SEN 3wil.
lin~ssltaoten gu 40 Gents per Yiuxt
p~ertauit. Sour um in ct. G(oaS Gin,
%5ufabren, u~erfaufen mir ben5elbea al
70 eents bas Pfunb. Sabrisirt AMI
mirS uerfauft BEL gotters.
= Sc itumpft bic Genie bes o.
tiers s3ett a6, uertrei6t bic SSalten tes
beranfommenben Mlters - bas glirir
eeben, weldes bas meni9li9e Ser
nit 9offnuns beieelt-Rodp Mounz
tain Sbee. Srast euren Mpotbefer
Martin Mo(itor.
e 8enn Der Oienit. elmer pras.
tii4 %erfabrenen Sebamme b~ebarftis,
penbe man ii6 an frau Gath. Spie(s
mann, GA. 1. StraBe n6rolt&, be-
rem Sorberunsen ansemeEen fins.
Spridt brei Spra@en unb gu Oieuten
tags peer na9ts bereit. est
-@eiunbbeit fir sebn Gents. Gas,
earets MAIDEN bic einsemeibe u. Riee
rem natitli@ arbeiten, aerit0ren tie
Nieroben, beilen aopfpeb, @aaen=
tranfbeit unb geritopfuns. Sci allen
Ipotbefern.
~ Wenn Sbr barau bemtt, II.
senb elm Wuitt=S nitrument pom elmer
9arfe bis gum feiniten Yiano su Tau:
fen. bann ipre9t bel Jris Sun Dor
fur bic beiten unb bilisiten @aaren.
r 81. 6. @. Sobnlou bat bic
beit ausseitattete 3abnarst-O office In
ct. gloub. Ct
- Wenn bas. Slid beine Nerbes
runs perna@laiiist, lab b.iHen aspf
nidt in Sur9t unb Sdam bdnsen,
ionbern beiratbe bas Wdo9en, mel.
DIES bu am meiiten liebR, unb &odp
Mountain 5bee beIorst bas llebrise.
Nrast euren Ipotbefer Martin Msli.
tor.
20 8enn es Gtpas in &insen,
SorItednaoeln, aetten, gmblems,
Observation-Disclosures sibt, bas Scr nd.
babt, fommt uns beiebt meme
feline ausmabl. Sris Sup. 1ba
- Niemanb uertauit gud Stunt
biaiser oils @ebrioer S1minss
Ilbanp, Miaa. Cit
Ou uerdnoerit bid nidt = i@
aber u~erdnoere mid INNER, iaste sas
Subititut gum 3odp Wountain lbee.
Sabrisirt uon Der Waoiion So. IS
Srast euren Npotbeter Mars
lin Molitor.
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SDl3 p~erlan9t.

8eriie9eIt, Nnqebote meiben bon benz I'm.
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SteQe serufen unb bradte benz 0ers
unSludten ermanl@te 0inberuns.
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