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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-07
Shooting Season.

Already tie sportsmsn are beginning
| to take their guns and dogs and thread
! the marshes on the lowiands in search
of the native duck, which Is now feeding
on the rice of the swamps. or climb the
hills and mountains in the interior where
| the quail and dove may be found in abun-
dance in the lantana. Almost every
| Saturday parties of one or two are Oh
for the country after the winged game
which is now so plentiful The goats of
Haianae can now bleat without the fear
of instant death and for the next Eve
months or so they viii remain practically
| undisturbed
The seasons for the different birds are
as follows: go - -
October November. December, Janu
airy.
Wild pigeon July. August. Sepeen-
Der. October. November. December. Jan
nary.
Native September 1890. oeeo-
Der. November. December, January.
Native goose-September 1870. Octo-
Der. November, December. January.
acknowledgements 1890 October,
November. December. January, Febru
AIRY.
Quail September 1880 October. No
yember. December. January. February.
Foreign September 1880. Octc-
Der, November. December. January, Feb
ruary March. April.
Plover tKoloa i-Septembe 1910, o.
toTer. November. December. January,
February. March. April
Snipe (Ulili)-September 1880, Octo-
Der. November, December. January. Feb
ruary. March. April as
.Akekeke-SepteHbsr 1880. October,
November. December. January. FebrS
airy. March. April. ....-s,-z
Carlewa-September 1880, October,
November. December. January, Febrs-
airy, March, April.
neutrality-suspicious. 1880. October.
November. December, January. Febru
airy. March. April.
Mud hen-September 1880. October,
November, December January Febru-
airy. March. April. 19..
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-07

yF~ prvssd<zss ash Captains. sss gsas
betw-sa Wee rreSasenss smd 4 W.
B0trreEzEeys tezrs- snd oae between Srvt-
lard and Eise wers.E
Sscrss fer The siTexvut matches wssp
Is follows
HoaoluSu Crsckrs cEnb against = :.
Bao~u1fonreiz IL C. G. won by wick.
cts ard Ia runs Seczss IL c. c. isss
for ; uiekess. :. :. BsoezfoatesnA s..
HoualEiu criekeS EFa6 sxxint SHIPS in
Port H g. C.. wou aF - runs Sores
FL C. G. Tm2. SHIPS in P0Ss. 80
Captain sxsinss yIre President. yice
Presidents Won by - runs Sceres- yhcs
Presidents. o.. Captains. A.
A W Bctr0ul-y's esesen Exaiust SEcs
President Vice President wca By =.
usns- ScoTes~ yEe President 81 Bot
soEIsy's eleven. -
Married against Single. Single won BY
b runs Scores- Single. s.: Married
81
Married against Single {fSrurns Sin
Sle vou By q runs Scores. Single 50 :.
Married. -
Scotland against Worli Scotland wcn
by vicksrs and Isl runs Sccves
Scotland. ail for ; wickess: World. ~
The batting and bowling averages for
the season were quite good They are a.
follows;
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-07
BOWLING.
Gossip of the cinder Path.

The Y NJ. C.. A. Field Day. which will
take place on October 18th will be the
largest thing of its kind ever held in
| these Islands. Over fifty athletes nave
| already entered the contest, and il is eI-
pected that many more will enter be-
fore the entry lists close.
The beauty of the contest is that the
events will be entirely between individuals
| no clubs being allowed TO enter. Any
clubs may enter as individuals bur not
| as organizations. There will be sprinters
! and aspirants for cinder path honors
| from Punahou, High School Kameha-
meha, Male lima and Y. VI. c. y.
At present everything is dark in re
gard 10 the candidates. The boys are
watching each other with view to see
| ing which events they will enter But
| several little pointers are being whisper
ed about the headquarters of the peo-
| pie who are now training for the 18th.
Castle. of Punahou. will very prob
| ably enter the sprints. En- Sang of Mills
Institute is said TO have been Keeling of
some fast time in the shorter distances
Last year he won two events in the
Founders Day celebration AT kameha-
nieha. and it is thought he will still main
tain his superiority.
Benny Clark is also expected to turn
out for the hort distances but he may
change his mind and enter the jumps in
stead
Kamehameha is keeping silent and
saving wood She is said TO have three or
four fast sprinters op her sleeve. AT all
events she promises few surprises when
the events are run off.
The Male Ilanis also claim TO have
a few trump cards which they are hold
ing back until the last minute.
Deveril and Dickson of Punahou will
enter the 40 yard dash and $50 yard run
respectively. The former has been train
ing faithfully and ought to win place
in the race. Little is known of Dickson's
ability as a runner. but he may develop
medal winning propensities in the next
few weeks.
In the weights there are some good
dark horses, but il is impossible at this
early date TO pick any possible winners.
There were some good Kamehameha men
last year in these events and they are ex-
pected to enter.
Lonny Lemon of kamehameha will I'M
doubtedly take the pole vault. as he
vaults trife over ten feet.
OF course the handicap committee will
change matters considerably. but il is
hoped that it will put the boys on fair
standing.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-07

October Ii-Bers,dnia Tennis club
meeting al Young Mems Christian 1850
eiafion. ST : p. n.
October I2-Pocstail game az Puna-
hou Oahu ,olisge vs. Punahou alumni
oeteheE 13-As~ocisud field day at
Punaisosi Rowing Hsalanf club races
November Annual tennis tourna-
nsnt for doubles-
November A-Racinz. annual meet
ing Of Honolulu Driving association az
kspioiaRi park. Football at Punahou /:
Oahu college ~. Punahou alumni.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-07

All the above can be had at a
bargain
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-07
On the Gridiron.

The foot bail season is now well under
way and the rival teams are beginning
hard. earnest practice.
AT Punshou the boys play hard. good
foot ball for so early in the season Oh
course the team work is rather ragged
but it is hoped that that will wear of
when the boys get in better condition.
AT present the first team lines up a.
follows:
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lContinued on Seventh Page.l
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-08-10
ALBERT HANSEN
taken up and favorably acted upon
at once.
WAR IN CHINA.

Now that most Of the Western ma
tlonallties have declared war against
the Chinese empire international en-
broglios promise to follow thick and
fast, and if all of the Western ma
tlonalltles- are not scrapping among
themselves over broken bits Of China.
that is, as to its partition between
them, before another twelve months
have passed, then it will be quite a
surprise 1t is very evident that it
will not take the allied forces very
long, when once they get down to
business, to whip the Chinese into
submission. Then viii come the
question of damages to the respec-
tive nations China will be unable
to pay any OF them, hence she will
have to give up territorial posses
sions, and over this the great nations
seem destined to wrangle and war.
From Asia the star of empire has
steadily took its course westward
until it has gone so far west that it
is now taking its course eastward.
The Chinese empire, around which
stone wall has so long shut all 'sfor-
eign devils out, speaking from a
Chinese standpoint, is almost
thing of the past. 1t is to be the
battle ground over which Western
civilization promises to war for van
tage and supremacy. For years all
Europe has had longing eyes fixed
on the Chinese empire, keeping a
strict lookout for a pretext to break
over its walls, and now that the Chi
nese themselves have given them the
opportunity the Chinese can rest as
sured that Europe will take every
advantage Of the opportunity. 1t
may be all right for our latter-day
civilization to protect missionaries in
China, but it seems to us a waste of
energy for the respective Western
nationalities to exhaust themselves
in war for Chinese territory. That
country has inhabitants quite suffi-
cient at present to occupy every foot
of land there, and the only real good
coming from a general war would be
commercial advantage, which could
be accomplished by international di-
plomacy as well as by international
war.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-08-10

Whoever S. G. Anderson, of
Blaine letter-writing fame is or may
be, he is character that the Ameri-
can people do not hesitate to pro-
nounce an unmitigated cur Bravery
is an American characteristic, and
the man who succeeds by any other
methods than bravery and indepen-
dence is put down as a scoundrel and
a deceiver and totally unworthy of
owning such proud title as Uni
ted States citizen.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-08-10

Perhaps you are right, Mr.. Demo
crat, in declaring that the silver is
sue is not dead, but the party that
advocates it is not meeting with very
much success at the polls these days.
The civil war issue in some localities
is not dead yet, but such localities
are themselves dead. Any party or
locality that will stick to a dead is
sue will sooner or later find itself in
a dying condition from that very
fact, so Democracy had better take
warning.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-08-10

Hon. Frank P. Lewis may have a
right to such title, technically
speaking, but the most Of the citizens
of this city and county are inclined to
think he permitted it to be trailed in
the dust last Thursday morning,
whe nhe accepted the temporary
Craftsmanship Of the Republican
county convention, which he knew
to be the result of a most fragrant
fraud.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-08-10

Weary Willie has now seated him
self on his front porch to write you a
few lines, |'hoping when these few
lines reach you, they will find you
well and doing well, as they leave me
well and doing WE'LL" owing, of
course, to the iberality in the way OF
salary from the silver kings of the
West.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-08-10

King county is now well rid Of bad
rubbish, as it has sent the Piper hire
lings to lands unknown. For three
years they have given the good citi-
zens of this county merry chase,
but, thank God, they have finally
reached the end Of their rope; and
there will be no tears shed over their
defeat unless it be by one Levi An
keny of would-be senatorial fame.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-08-10

Fred H. Lysons is just the boy to
make such a turn as was made in
the late county convention in this
city in his futile attempt to rule the
convention in the interest of
Honest ~ Tom Humes," and, if
you do not believe it, just look up
his Snohomish county record on the
county seat fight.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-08-10

'Levi Ankeny has money to
burn" said politician not long
since, which, by the way, was no joke,
for the Piper-Humes combination
burned it in lump lots during the late
primary contest in this county for
party supremacy. If it were not un-
couth, we would say in this connec-
ton that ga fool and his money soon
part"
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-08-10

If Mrs. Potter Palmer does not
capture French royalty it will not be
her fault, as she is trying hard
enough. 1t begins to look as if all
Europe will soon be Americanized.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-08-10

The ringing hammer in Seattle,
which is heard from morn till night,
is one Of the strongest proofs that
General Prosperity continues to
dwell among us, despite the predic-
tion Of Weary Willie to the contrary
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-08-10

Chinese extinction can now be
put down as an absolute certainty
1t is as much impossible for it to
withstand the combined opposition
Of civilization as it would be for the
Indians to still oppose civilization in
the United States.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-08-10

Who doubts but there is a '|nigger
in the woodpile'' over in China just
about now? Not only is there one
already in it, but within a few days
more there will be many others, as
the Ninth cavalry regiment is now
headed for China as fast as steam and
wind can take it thither.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-08-10

And now the Northwest Republi-
can, slanderous publication which
has been issued at Blaine. this state,
has gone to the ''bone yard" Such
things are soon ripe and sooner rot
ten, and the sooner rotten the better
for the community.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-08-10

It is remarkable that not single
man who was in the legislature two
years ago from this county was given
a denomination. Sic transit gloria
mundi.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-08-10

''The G. O. 2. is owned by trusts"
sagely remarks a Democratic sheet.
Then the Grand Old Party has at
least one winning feature over the
Democratic party, as even trusts will
not have it.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-08-10

Bicycle repairing in all its
branches promptly done at Clifford &
Grants, sos Pike. Agents for the
Luthy, Fairy King, Fairy Queen and
Pate Crest bicycles.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-08-10

It was an error on the part of last
weeks Republican to say J. FL. Shive-
ly did not win out in his precinct.
He not only won out, but was a
power in the county convention.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-08-10

Bryan, a protege Of, Southern
Democracy, may be dead anxious to
"save the country" but if he does he
differs most widely from the men
who are boosting him.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-08-10

Republican state convention next
Wednesday, at which time Ankeny-
ism is to be buried.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-08-10

The coming state convention be-
gins to look Frink-like.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-08-10

Lii Hung will get his Chang hung
if he keeps hanging about Pekin.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-08-10

Entered at the Postoffce at Seattle as Second
Glass Mail Matter
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-08-10

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Tag Laxative Brotn0 Qainine Tablets Ale Drug
2fstrr refunderer Prngene, hvts Oct Ike kGrersr.
4 W. trovcs pnderskhn ~ pas hvsr kske. 2e
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@alebrpamp i sranton. aewa.

Den 24pe Sttobsr feirebe samle Hisis
Yeterfen ps Suitru berss @ulobrnQup.
S oenne feftlise 4nlebnins par DAT 9ia
Girte opermaaoe imasfulot impttst, os
paitor Sdlo bolot en- imut Gale. s bpb
alpor uopalgte Orb tale ban til be
9amle ON De 80 4ar, be bdpoe lepet idms
men; flere SaImer blep flung t. Smircut
200 WenneTfer bar tiliteOe. S Suist bllp
Der ~ieroerte meo De bebite Sldes SpiIes
pdrer, ps Gftermioousen bengit meo Gale
og Gang. Oct banlfs Muiittorps bar
tiliteoe ps ipiaeoe mango fortr9Helig,
Stptter, og ale bar glade ueo at opero9rs
Sulo6rpnupsfeftsn. 9umIe Hiels er 70
Oar ps GliIabetb 76 glar sammel. De
uopanoreoe fra Gen Nls / Noro Slespia
for % 4ar iibsn. Som banftiinoet Ndab
tunoe Hiels lite tribes lGngere unpsr bet
tpite Nag. De 9amle bar Der / Qmeritd
beos5lio og Spdriommsligbeo ar6eioet is
pp til COB SeloitGnbigbsS, sr enbnu
begae dunosiriite os fan snbnu eaa til
9irts, nadr 9eiret er gpot. De bar tros
ligen biulpet til at frsmms Mmiebebns
grbeibe lige Itben &irten bIep bpeast /
1885, badoe meb psnsebtbras % ar.
beibe.
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@in, Tan Co., 2. 2afota.

Da BET uu liber ida langt pad 6siten,
at pgad ri 5armere fan bape lib at
tage tat / pennen itunoimellem, ida bill
isg fsnbe "poiten" nogle Orb berfra.
Meb 6enipn til qolinsen iaa blep BEN
pitt fulot fad COB Der / Souseus ipm uoz
get anpetftebs baabs / &odlitet os aoans
titst. 5lar er I ip9r pris ibsii, idd o.,
Tom par Aeloige not at babe Ell Del perdf
pad implicit 2anb, Oil sisre bet soOt.
Oerimoo blsp bet imdd bepenot meo
5lar pda aammel 4eer. dor TO aar
iioen Itrep ieg. at aft bruebdrt 9anb bers
omtring bar optaget; men BERT to9 lea
NOT fell; thi iiosn ban lib sr nieaet adno
optdget, if9r III eftsr ct 5ree 6omeitsaes
lopen traaote | ardft. Ser fsrtes en-
notiaa Iiplig 9algtamp; men SaIaeta
uoialo blep bog N slimrsnoe Seier fpr
Republitanerne baaoe for bette Gounir
CRo6srts) os Statsr. Sfisnt lea er Re
publitansr. itulce iss sOot Tilt at ie BET
tieretp ~gienpslgt pda Grunb al hans
grbsioe for Somsitsab 9open. 6sDrfor
fan Ri life bare oirstts 9ale baoos p1o
praiiOent Oa Jorbunos'snator. aunbs
man life Iiss'ua sopt iatts Roonsi pau
bert pariis prsiibsntiunoioai ION al
hoOe IRE Glectors at iisrums paa? 90
tunos nl0n itts osiaa lisssaasobt FAB,
hOsr ,nttlt iua itsmms paa ben Wans,
boi tantte bsoit ftiftst iii Tortrnos.
%fsuutor os life Tom M nisrIabe bette iii
bpsr Stais e~ssislatur; iii ssorleoes eti
no sdur til. Deb ri sobt. Som often 6li.
Der Der en- 2sublod. itrots esaifslatureu
Iamlts o. all anosi Grbeint bliper tilies.
iai. lite al tale ON ~goobls, Tom o,it,
Spitsm abiolut iHobbOsr til.
3enus Sfit bar parei ben milOefte, ia
bar oplspst ! 9nioia; men m CT 9inisren
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Stornt, e. 1afota.

Seq bill bebe ON libt plabs / Serss
Grebs glao for at f%ortale Iibt ON oisie
Sratter = nemlig be i~aatalpts "6ils"
mellem Yritton og 9eblsn i MarIbaa
Gountp. 5pr bet fsrits er Der at melSs,
at ri bar fact pprsttet poitoFice Der, "a
at oenne bar fact Rapnst Storm. D.
5. Dahl er uon9pnt til poitmeitsr. 0d
bet er al flor 5orbel for 5olt, Der Dor /
Smssnen, at BABE poittpntor Der, er bel
at baabe, at ale bill itstts bet. Oct er fra
II til 16 Mil fra gperne, % enbper fan
berfor inoie, bpub bet bar at fige at iaa
ppiten lige / H9rbeben to Sanee pnt
llssn mso "0eeorabsp oiten" % anor.
glaoe Tom 2Gsnins. for life at tale DIN,
at man ogfda fan bere fra lin aiGrefte %
8ange IN ugen. @eirst er tolot MI ON
9dssne; Ri bar ogida libt Sne, iad bet
Ter uo til, at @intsren er tommen for
aIpor. Oct sr snbnu life afaiort, bpor>
pibt Ri faar 9utit Der / 9inter. Smiolers
tio er Der 10 ulerebe MI Qnleonino til at
faa .jrbt babe Sabe os Sobat. paul.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-30
On alminDtlis lrDmoria bleD gslssn al

-" W~N wv Ot~NsH ~
Dor Gfiarmpoiel. Aae unoparliss M9un
| Garniicnen Samt Sloianosa ompasnisi
bIer crpref paa Tarfdtn. Der itorteoes
berfra 81. 3 ON Ratten. Dbsritut ietu
par mep, Men besp9rre bdpoe bels S6rs
let rent, ba Ri fom til bet feromtalts
Stto. 6ormobsntlis par be ~pdritpet Al
tienenbt Nuoer ON bort apmme. ct ems
ligt Stub bsrie ri borts | en- 4fftanb -
fOrmooentlie ct Sisnalifup. 5rd "amis
gos" ! ben lille gp trt peb 1T ri bsre. a.
bet bar 9eneral 9atuna - @areias CT
ttrfslaer - Tom tpmmmpereoe i Sti9rs
mpoielen. asiiiteret at to ameritanere -
9eIertsrer. - Teres belle Gtnr.e iaabss
at barre pper 500 Maub. - Oct par fsrite
Sang, iea bupoe bapt en- afoeliug an
6arse" | Sloen, os bpao iss opleoeoe | be
10 Minuttsr. ri fob Murttn. idn ia
life beftribs. Oct par iuit life min pers
ionliss Sitferbtp. ies bar melt bdnae for;
mni auiporst ~pperfor M9nbene fs!.es
bIptunat; tbi ies itiente meset bel. at Dor
file @foelins bal iom "Ruii mob f9ldite
ntssn Tom ulmar." = Seq ffriper lite
oenne Meobelelie 9snfist at opsrbrio.
eller 'um Strpt. men for at "Decprab,
poitsn's eGiere fan faa bore. bborleots
"gioasutterne" unoertiou bar bet bet=
ocer. Seq foritaor. at bet er tn Del
gprsere | II. G.. Der life bar meest til
opsrs bperten for os Gutter sner for ben
Sag, pi fiamper for; iss trpr life. oisie
Msnnefter sr / ftsrrs Mansos. men bet
fan %aIliesuel lite ifaoe for snaanes stnlo
at bsnlebe Opmartiombeosn poa pisis So
rer. Ri Der er pmgipne at / llbfsreIien
at bore plister-
Gn pnlie !Silien til "Decorabs Qoe
ften"s 9aisre. Corp. IiIs Satire.
So. "M," 34ts Il. 9. Dol. Snf., ia
Mia. g. 5.
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Gamar. @inneiota.

Der | areriena blep al oadrlia aplina
poa @ruab al en- itGyt Ssrte fra April
% lies til ben ste o. 6te Stuff, od ri f,
nusle soos Sture; hi III Ct Bar imla
Sturs / SUM, men BET iorilos intst, OF
bet, Tom Ssrien bar lspnst bar Rssnst
sbelaat. Siosn angut bsspnots bar ri
life baOt msr sno To Tiger Spbolospsir
fsrene peo gespnbsI Zen at oeune Maos
aeo. Sraitineen bar ott 9aaet ImaNt
mto; Der ruabt par uesej en- Srseieoel ida
meest com BET pleier al pare. GA BOG sr
Der iaisn dbiilia 2rFitiug; men mon
tpmmsr life fren. for &0noet bar biporet
BEN. 5 belle Oiiobty ,sguepe bet en-
W9nsbe bper llge. ioa Qrarien fob M
Der @ano. iaa samle fon minoss III.
fsrit en- iaa itert sertc "a iaa en- iaaoau
2eanmGneoe pda oenRg 4arstio.
Sunbhsostilitanben er COB berrunbt,
iaapiot mig betienbt. bet airteIise ,r
bet frebeIigt og soot
SilIlut bill leg tau, Reoottsrsu for
pr9mien. ies If ifioy. uemIis RorseSs
tartst. Oct er en- pp2trIil grGmie. Sea
tienbcr mig not iaicn mango Stsotr,
Saa pil iss faa tutt, u. 9. Oppeeaaro
fra 9pnner Sosn. Ria1sritt, for ale et
Tpbeoer, ban fsnber os ira gobdlsn, "a
ON ban tunoe bute liot Rp6ecer fra
geauebaIen oeIda. ftuIoc bet bore mpy.
FONT at fdd l9ie ben,
SIs ~ Efrsuu,.r <.
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Den itsrits &lotts I 9srcsu itol
.iinoes / 5otio | 5apan. Den sr an
brugt / en- iGrftilt gpgniua. Tom fig
ger ligs oOer for 2auoets imtsrits Fem.
pei. Den peier opsr liz Mia. guro
oe sr IRE Gonge itsrre eub ben fore
alotte I Woitoa. bpis Omfors oto
ben neberIie aont sr 6S Sob, % bpis
6sioe sr 81 COB.
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pdd en- n6r. Senbe q, Der enbnu
tacss Steaeleen 6Iep ban benrett.t o.
Fans Scosb Fat pia Gteile.