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c., III. & ID. SYSTEMIC, L. & w. RY.
Sunday Excursion to Decatur,
November o, 1902.

Special train will leave Indianapolis at
a. m. Special train returning will leave
Decatur at $50 p. m.
$125 for round trip.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-23

been done by this office. Preliminary
surveys of most Of the harbors have
been made. Many of these were pub.
lished by the United States Hydro
graphic Office.
The unit of measurement adopted is
the foot. as being adapted to public
needs, and the standard of direction
the true meridian. AS the old surveys
were in chains. and the bearings sim.
ply local magnetic in a country where
local attraction was prevailing every.
where. the work Of reduction has been
great. though cheerfully undertaken.
AS there are over 1000 maps on file
in the office, and all the documentary
matter connected with them, 1t will be
seen that the office is one Of great i'm
portance to the Territory. Where an
office has been carried on in the man.
ner indicated, 1t becomes almost i'm.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-23

sons had been tying up the conven-
ton the establishment was profound"
One woman and six men held up n
whole convention for two hours. What
wonder that the establishment should
be profound. 1t does not appear that
her sex protected this lively scrapper
on points of order and the technical
ties of parliamentary procedure. II
was free-for-all in which the woman
proved her ability to cope with the
best of them, and she had but six votes
to support her contentious. Probably
wome nfrom other parts OF the coun-
try could do as we'll, but Butte is fast
gaining a reputation for harboring a
new type of the new woman well pro-
vided with brain, blood and Drawn.
The immortal Mary McLane, who
writes ravishing articles on the glor-
les Of herself halls from Butte, and
now Mrs. Haskell has entered the lists
of notoriety. These are new types that
put the Belva Lockwoods, Mary Ellen
Leases and even Carrie Nation into the
deepest shadows of insignincance.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-23
GOVERNOR DOLE FoRoETs.
IHilo Tribnne.l

lHilo Tribune.l
It was just like Governor Dole to 10
before the Senate Commission and in
his enumeration Of subjects which he
thought they should consider, make no
reference to Hilo or the Island of Ha-
wall. The Governors range OF view
covers a radius Of less than one mile.
When he was giving the Commission
the cue, he didn OF think OF Hilo. He
rarely thinks anyhow. He was perhaps
afraid the Senators would come to Hilo
II he mentioned such a place. He did
not know what kind OF mares nest
they might find over here. SO he didn't
even mention Hilo. He was probably
afraid they would go back to Frisco
by the Enterprise and that's what they
should do instead OF potering back to
Honolulu.
The facts are that Dole Just forgot
It. He has forgotten Hilo and her
needs and the needs OF this island SO
many many times that he can't remem-
Der Hilo except when his health needs
recuperating. Then he comes over.
While here he forgets where he is At
and when gone, he forgets he was here.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-23

possible to divide its records among
new organizations, and a policy of
copying would seem better than that
of absolute removal Of any records.
In the matter of ownership of lands
the bureau has confined itself mainly
to original titles, l. e., to the location
and Identification OF Land Commission
Awards and Government Grants. No
attempt has been made to keep track
of transfers and divisions of p,,vate
lands. except to procure and place on
file copies OF city tracts place. on the
market by real estate dealers.
The triangulGtion OF the group is
practically completed and theoretical.
ly handed over to the United States
Coast and Geodetic Survey. But 1t
should be far more perfect in many
respects especially as to records and
monuments. The Territorial Survey
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-23
|RYAN'S REVIEW Of
| HAWAIIAN CONDITIONS

To the Chairman OF the Subcommittee
on Pacific Islands and Porto Rico.
Sir:-In commencing this address I
can use no words more fitting than the
recommendation OF President Roose-
welt in his message to the 57th Con-
gress concerning Hawaii:
ION Traditional Lines"
I'm Hawaii our aim must be to de-
velop the Territory on the traditional
American lines. We do not wish re-
gion of large estate titled by cheap Ia
Dor; we wish healthy American com
munity of men who themselves till the
farms they own. All our legislation
for the Islands should be shaped with
this end in view; the well being Of the
average home-maker must afford the
true test of the healthy development of
the Islands. The land question should
as nearly as possible be modelled on
our homestead system"
Senate Bill 1874.
Here follows a discussion OF the ap-
plication of United States Senate bill
1874 in which II is shown by Mr.. Ryan
that in the best interests Of the Terri
tory the bill should be passed. In con-
GLIDING his argument on the bill Mr..
Ryan says: 1T seems clear to me that
Congress cannot, constitutionally, del
egate its own powers to a Territorial
officer and neither can 1t transfer the
powers Of the President to Territor-
ial officer in the matter OF the disposal
OF public domain OF the United States
when the constitution makes such clear
provisions in reference thereto.
Land and Labor.
Further delay in this matter is haz-
ardous. No good can come OF 1t. Land
and labor are so closely related that
one subject can scarce be discussed
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-23
THE ADVANCING WOMAN.

That life will be no less strenuous
when the women have a vote and take
equal part with the men in political
counsels was pretty well illustrated at
a session of the American Mining Con-
gress held In Butte. Montana, the early
part OF the month. Mrs. Ellen Knowles
Haskell, a delegate to the Congress.
kept the brethren in a furore such as
had never before been experienced in
that organization. The excitement
arose over the adoption Of a report
which Mrs Haskell and six fellow del
egates opposed and is thus described
in the Associated Press dispatches:
During the excitement Secretary IT.
win Mahon Jumped to the middle Of
the stage, and made the sensational
announcement:
This is the first time in the history
OF the Congress where the President
has been openly prompted by one in
terested in the passage of a measure
under discussion.
THE President was trying to break
the table with his gavel, the delegates
were bowling, and Mrs. Haskell was
still insisting on a decision on her
point OF order.
Secretary Mahon's remarks referred
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needs all these for Its own purposes.
What 10 Needed.
The general maps need more com.
plete compiling and very many need
renewal owing to so much consulta,
tion.
The boundaries Of Government lands
need detailed delimiting surveys and
descriptions. There are many of these
which, while laid down on the maps
from such data as are at hand, still
are not definitely marked on the
ground, and are not accurately de-
scribed by hearings and distances of
the lines.
The plan OF the Government Survey
has been to cover the country with
network of carefully selected triangles.
measured with precision, and to mark
same in such a substantial manner as
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-23

Prince Cupid's tour through the
country districts is meeting with the
pleasing result which the party lead
ers had hoped. The hold Of Wilcox on
the country has certainly been broken,
1t now only remains to hold the vote
by energetic party work, to assure the
election Of the Republican candidate
for Delegate by a good sized majority.
The island OF Oahu is reasonably
safe proposition, and from present in
dications, each island of the group will
return a Republican majority that will
place the party in control OF the legis-
lative representation at home and in
Washington.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-23

NSOulluutu ITOm rage ID
eminent, and to assist in settling ira.
ditional but unsurveyed boundaries Of
lands both Government and private.
The especial need OF such a survey
was very much increased by the fact
that all the magnetic surveys by
which title was given were simply de.
tached independent surv,S uncon.
nected with any general system or
common reference points.
Source OF Authority.
The authority for 1t was derived
from the law which directed the Min.
lister Of Interior to make all necessary
surveys Of Government lands, and
from the appropriations which have
from time to time been made by the
Legislature.
As n matter Of wise public policy
there has been added to the work OF
the Survey that of making all maps
needed for public purposes; also that
OF making exact measurements and
records needed for public use. The
INNpNAANhNN VI NhN NOuhNlg
antly justified this policy. or such
exact measurement work may be men
toned tide observations. time obser
vations for local standard and Green.
witch mean time, meteorological mag
netic, topographic and photographic
work.
AS Is necessary in all reliable gen.
eral surveys, the worr is based on a
general triangulation, which serves as
a foundation for all kinds of surveys
which are or may yet be needed, in
Guiding photographic. typographical
and geological. This triangulation
was made in thorough accordance with
the methods and principles of the
United States Coast and GeOdetic Sur.
vey.
System Complicated.
The system OF land division in the
Islands Is complicated, and, from the
nature of the country. irregular, but
1t has been scientifically dealt with.
and any attempt to revolutionize the
survey system would be disastrous.
The triangulatlon points serve the
same purpose to the location of lands
that the meridians and parallels do on
the United States land system.
AS the land was originally infinitely
subdivided by the Hawaiians them.
selves, and as the ownership was con
tinued when Government titles were
given, a great many maps have been
needed. considering the size of the
country.
Taking Up" Land.
Civilization came to these Islands to
find an already existing land system,
such as II was. What might be called
mo mans land" did not exist here,
and the peculiarly American term
taking up" land has practically no
place here. The land was taken up"
probably thousand years or more
ago.
Primary Divisions.
The "ahupuaa' may be regarded as
the primary division of Hawaiian land.
Its typical form was a strip at right
angles to the shore, with its fishery
and sea.beach, its cultiyable land, and
higher up its forest, All with definite
boundaries, and each with its specific
name. A chief held it.; not owned It,
for he owed allegiance to a higher
chief or the sovereign. He himself in
turn had tenants beneath him. occu.
plying with more or less permanence.
owing him military service in time OF
war, and agricultural service in time
Of peace.
Sovereign Owned All.
The snYnrelrn therefore "OMnedn
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-23

1t has yet to be proved what possible
advantage is to be gained or good pur-
pose served for an interest or indivi-
dual in this Territory by the use OF
innuendo in an effort to discredit citi-
zens or officials appearing before the
Commission.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-23

Governor Dole, Judge Humphreys
and Representative Emmeluth have
had their pleasant moments before the
Commission and the flag pole on the
Capitol building has not moved a hairs
breadth,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-23
TUESDAY. -. SEPTEMBER 90, 1902

Admission that the Queen should be
compensated for the loss OF the crown
lands, practically gives her all that she
wanted so far as this Territory is con-
Cerned,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-23
Asenta Brokers ana Jobbsra
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CASTLE { COOKE, Ltd
HOPEFULLY
Commission Merchants
:: Sugar Factors

AGENTS FOR
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(Co-tinued on Page 81
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Sugar Factors and -
'--Commission Agents

AGENTS for Hawaiian Commercial L
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tation Co., Nahiku Sugar Co.. Kihei
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kahului Railroad Co,
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QUEENS RIGHT
TO COMPENSATION

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&aperm.

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bas @emeinbetollegium einitimmtg unb
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serinser. unb Der risfise@ erbrau9 anne,
ritanif4er Gabritate tn Snlanoe bate
cine 5eitpeilise 8erna4lGffisuns auss
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aupfer beplattet. 9ie 2Gnge betrdat
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poftbampfer .Ileranbra W0rmann."
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selii4en ga plata>S pnobe bat ii6 bier
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setrennt BON ibrem Manne lebenbe Che
frau tpuroe bier perbaftet, neil lie 3fpei
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brannt bate.
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Sutherland setretenen 2pptientommans
beurs &rGger in Srapemiinbe purbe
Der ~btsherige atpeiteS ffiai.r beim Nprbs
beutiden 2loDb, 8. 6. Ginbenberg, pom
Senat ertpdblt. Ser HeuerpGblte 1T
seborener 2iibeder.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-03
G9nrimai(Ge $featea.

Qpolba. Ser 7OiGbrise SGrbereis
arbeiter Ptei9el aus 9fieberrobla fiel
in einen in Die @rbe s~esrabenen @afsrs
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@eperbeseriat ipurben bic biirserli9er
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pdblt. 8orber batten Die Sosialil ten
geiiegt.
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9eimipege serietb Der iebbdnbler 8aGs
mann aus Beinsarten in Der Suntels
bcit BON 8ese ab unb in Die NsKe, tpp
er fsinen Sob fanb.
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banb beI9loB. Elm eisenes S9la9tbaus
gu erri9ten. 8isber bsitebt bier nur elm
Der 5leiI6erinnuns sebDrises S9la9ts
baus, bod lit bic @rridtuns zines itdbs
tii4en S4lodtbofes unb @infiibruns
bes S9ladtbausalpanses in 4usiidt
aenpmnlen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-03
Gines Doctors iGledtes Yfanb.

v9or smei Sabrsn uerIor i6 infol
&c elmer beftisen @rfaltuns meine
Stimme," i9reibt Or. so. 8. Scar.
brousb uon Sebron, Ohio, bann iebte
cine bartnddissr 6uiteu Elm. Sepes
mir, ais 35 Sabre lang pranfti5iren.
benz Nr3te befannte Wittel balf ni9ts,
unb i'd purbe ieben Sag i4limmer.
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9uiten unb @ttdltuns gu sebrauden,
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wdbrenb Der lebten Sebn Gage fiblte
i'd better als Dor 5wei Sabren. Foii:
tiu sarantirt sesen sails unb Gun.
senletben In @. s. 6ubn's apotbefe
Scots unb 81. 90. 8erluGs fai9en
iset.
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Gin biui9es Seim.

Sd babe 14OO ader 0anb i'm Conn Mia,
1poo6 gu perfaufen, meldes id serne nit
beuti6en Samilicn belieoelt baben m66te.
Oas sanse 0anb III portrefhid gum gebaIeu
9eei9net unb cine 0teile pom Der ct. Roiu.
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frudtbar- vglad 9pcm" unb bot cine lebmi.
&c nnterlc &c. auf bielsr ganbeshGte beins
bet lih pitlsS @iden: urs GilenboI,. Oas
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lno au'pdrts rsrtanlt, pom reldem bic SGlfe
te onbe,abl' perbcn mus, Der &eit fann in
IbidIo9sSot Iunsen, lie nod Selieben in Is
bis 40 sSabrsr ST. 4 Trpsent be;ablt wsrben.
Siele @ele9er belt 1T cine 10 quite, wie lie
pobl ME wiehe' in Steorns Gountp aeboteu
wirb. gser in mer ii6 elm sutes Seim unter
10 aiiniti9sr Sehin9ansen anidafiem min,
weioe lid OF
&cnrD SIenfe,
49=l1 Nreeport, Mtnn.
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3raunf&wefa.

8raunf@peis. profeFor aams
merer, Der als 2ebrer Der neueren Spra,
den am bieiisen 9eraosltden Realspms
nahum felt mebr als 20 Sabren tpirt>
lam setpeien mar, trat neuli4 in ben
Rubeftanb Elm. Seine SteIe erbielt BET
Ranbtbat bes bDberen S9ulamts, Dr.
Robert peters, in Biideburs.
WoIfenbuttel. 9ie iunse s5rau
bes @aftpirtbs Robbe mar in ibrem
3immer nit Rdben bef9dftist. pl0b'
li9 rief fie ibrer i'm Nebensimmer tpeis
lenben Mutter 80, bab fie ni4ts mehr
ieben tOnne, unb als slet4 barauf ibr
Mann tn's 3immer trat. fab lie audi
biefen ni4t mebr. 9ie arme Srau mar
plOBli9 erblinbet. aur3 barauf perlor
fe au4 bic Spra4e.
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~Hrftem6era.

6 tgdrt. Srob dler Wn<
frenaur,g 1T es bisber in Wirttemberg
nod ni9t selunsen, tos S4parapilb
aus5urotten. @ielmebr 1T in lebter
3eit i'm Strpmberggebiet cine ftarfe
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ireten. Man bat besbalb ndbrenb Der
Sdneeaeit, bic elm Nufiu9en Der SPHERE
erlei9tert, ausseoebnte Sasben abgez
balten unb audi a6t Stiid our Strede
Observation-Disclosures elmer bon Stuben>
ten peranftalteten Sbeaterporiteuuns in
Der 2ieberbale brad auf Der 8iibne
Seuer aus. Die Seuerlpebr tonnte es
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publtfum perlieb ben Saal aiemli9
rubis.
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truss unb Wedfelfdli9uns ansetlaste
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seri9t ulm CUR Nburtbeiluns iibers
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pprptegenb 2anbptrtbe Der Mlb unb
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6eibenbeim m. SSn Der MaI6iz
nenfabrit BON S. 90. goitb bier ipurbe
bieier Sage tie 1000. Surbine fertigz
seiteut unb nit Sannen bstrGnst gum
Uerianbt gebra6t.
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feres Stabttbeaters purbe auf meitere
bier Sabre pieber 9errn Sepbeder
iibertragen. Samit modt Sepbeder
feline 2Oidbrise Sbdtisteit als Director
bes bieIisen Stabttbeaters ppl.-3um
Rettor Der bieiigen uniperiitdt tpurbe
fir bas Stu5ieniabr 1902-19O3 Yrpz
fefor Or. Griu an Der epanaelifGs
tbeolosifden Satultdt %ernannt.
Il a 9. Sier eridpb ii6 Elm Sur
gait bes Sanatoriums, Solsbdnbler
Sii9el aus Wuroburg, Der an Melans
6plie lit.
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Sdoeu.

&orIsrube E. Sin &oblenla9er
Der 5trma 8inf9ermann &c 60. am
&beinbafen seristb bur9 Selbitents
climbing in 8ranb, unb 10000 Gent
ner &oble singen pouftdnoig perlpren.
-Seinsn 80. @eburtstas feierte in fell
tener Hiiitieteit Der poblbetannte
&aufmann Serpinanb Maber.
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furter 3oolose, Der in Sreiburs feline
Gtubien polenbete unb por &uraem
audi ben Ooftortitel erparb, bat Der
uniperiitGt $4,000 Mart seitiftet, be-
rem 3tnsertrdenihe als Heiieftipenbien
fir Neutfhe-su pertnert:n- limb. bic Der
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GA
Trsgt die DIE oHe, Die Ihr Inner Gskauft Hal
: ss:is' IMMz&

sertbt tpuroe Der Tdbritarbeiter
Matbias &Ibner gu a Sabren Sc
fdnsniB perurtbeilt. @r bate ben Sag
lDbner 8onifer na9 einem Wortpediel
burd MeFerftde berart perleBt, bab
biefer peniss Stunben na9 feiner Gin
lieferuns in bas &rantenbaus peritarb.
Of. Sn Der Na4t brad
in benz @arberobesef9dft bon 8riibl C
So. in Der SrantfurteritraBe Seuer
aus. Sbslet9 bic Seuerpebr balb CUR
Stelle mar, brannten bic Waarenporz
rdtbe unb bas erfte Stodpert ponitdn>
big aus, 10 baB Elm betrddtli9er S4ae
ben entitanb. gs tpar bies innerbalb
a9t Sagen Der brittle 8ranb.
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@ep. 8. u. Dunlap por Wount
8ernen, Mo., iast: rWeine ainber
rparen BON 9uiten b%eiulIen, Der uon
ben Walern ueranlaBt murtr, metne
Srau BON einem 9uiten, Der lie ni9t
idlafen ltsb mebr ober peniesr finf
Sabre lang, unb Sbr @bite g8ine Of
Gar Sprup bat ale sebetlt."
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&roe6ersogtRnttt SeGem.

Dorm tabt. Ser 2eutnant paul
Spitta, bonn acknowledgement Nr.
83 gum htefisen Standardization toms
manbirt, besins Selbftmorb. inbem er
fi4 persiftete.
M u na. 9ierorts bielt auf 8erans
lafuns bes beffif9enM inifteriums UNI
ber Mainaer 9anbelstammer i'm 2aufs
bes Mdra Sr. 8iermer, profefor an
Der 2anbesuniperfttGt 9teben, a4t bans
MISUNDERSTANDING @ortrGse ibe,
@elb= unb Miin5pefen, Rrebits uni
8antpeien, 8Drie unb 8Drfenreform.
Heu>Sfenburq. 0om Shpurz
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q i It + o t. Sas S9purseri9t bers
urtbeilte ben Irbeiter Rubse aus Nies
beraabben unb ben 9Grtner Sbaef aus
gulm, bic einen 8Ibner i'm Dorfe 9a>
senoperbeibe ermorbet unb beraubt batz
ten, gum Spbe.
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fra9en bel Sobn
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