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he said.
inal lawyer. Why, they say old Joe
Murphy's converted got out Of his
bed at midnight and went to Tim Slo-
GUMS house to get i'm to pray for i'm.
He's denied thar was God all his life
till now. say preachers worth two
hundred to town If it can do that sort
of work"
Hes certainly worth it to Slocum," "
said Miller, with smile. "If I'd been
denying there was a God as long as
he has, I'd pay more than that to get
rid of. the habit. Slocum's able. and
l think be ought to foot that preacher q
bill"
"You are a tough customer, Miller,
said Trabue, with knowing laugh.
you'd better look out-he's got an eye
on you. He'll call out yore name some
O. these days an ask us to pray fer
you"
81 was just wondering if there's any,
thing wrong with Craig" said Miller.
II see his doors not open"
"Oh, l reckon not" said tie old law
yer. Hes been taking part in the
meeting. He may have oversight"
There was grocery store near Mil
ler's Office, and the proprietor came out
on the sidewalk and joined the two
men. His name was Barnett. He was
q powerful man, who stood six feet
.,,1 hi 10 a n
his suspenders were soiled and knotted
II see you uns Is watchin' Craig's
door" he said. "Tve had my eye on II
ever since breakfast. hardly know
what to make of it. went thar te
buy some New York exchange TO pay
for bill O -four, but he wouldn't lei
me in. l know he's thar. for l seed
i'm 60 in about an hour ago. l mighty
nigh shook the door Off'n the hinges
His clerk, that western fellow, Win
ship, has gone off to visit his folks, an
I reckon maybe Craig's got all the
bookkeepin' to do"
"Well. he oughtn't to keep his doors
closed ut this time Of day." remarked
Miller. ~ man who has other peoples
money in his charge can't be too care
full
Hes got some O. mine." said the
grocer. land Mary Ann Tarpley. my
wife's sister, Put $500 thar day before
yesterday. Oh. reckon nothin's wrong
though | do remember | heerd some
body say Craig bought cotton futures
an sometimes got skeerd up a little
about meetin' his obligations.
Il have never heard that" said Ray
burn Miller. raising his brows.
"Well. have. an I've heerd the
same O Winship." said the grocer. but
I never let it go no furder. | amt nc
hand to circulate i'll reports agin good
member Of the church"
Miller bit his lip, and an unpleasant
thrill passed over him us Trabue
walked on. "Twenty-fve thousand.
he thought, Is no small amount. II
would tempt five men out Of ten il
they We're inclined to go wrong and
were in tight
The grocer was looking at him stead
Ny.
"You bank thar, don't you?" he asked
Miller nodded. But l happen t(
have no money there right now
made a deposit at the other bank yes
terday."
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:ABNEEfR} DANIEL
Bv WILL N. HARDEN, Author "St..srts,. st ;,
Copyright 1902 by Harper Bros All rights reserved
CHAPTER XVIII.

CHAPTER XVIII.
T1YfHEN Miller reached his Office
1--WE about 10 o'clock the next
@ morning and opened the door,
le&E15| he noticed that Craig's bank
on the corner across the street was
still closed. 1t was an unusual oc-
currence at that hour, and it riveted
Miller's attention. Few people were on
the street, and none Of them seemed
to have noticed it. A bell was ringing
for the prayer meeting which was be-
ing conducted by travelling evangelist
in the church in the next block, and
Miller saw the merchants and lawyers
hurrying by on their way to worship.
Miller stood in his front door and bow
ed to them as they passed. Trabue
hustled out of his Office, pulling the
door to with jerk.
Prayer meeting" he asked, glanc-
ing at Miller.
mo. not today" answered Miller;
"got some writing to do"
''That preachers hummer" said
the old lawyer. 1--WE never seen his
equal He'd "a made bang up GRIM
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ldlQ In a supply 10 keep tneiF ldctoi ies
in operation"
I'm other words Messrs. Brown and
Hayne had better information as to
the actual crop than the manufacturers
Of cotton?
"Unquestionably."
And they took advantage Of this?'
They simply took advantage Of II
and acted upon it, and they required
the bears to deliver the cotton they
bought, and that is all there Is in 1t. y
Secretary Wilson takes an alarm
ing view of the foreign competition In
the growing Of cotton. referring to the
possible increase Of the cotton area ir
Egypt after the completion of the
Nile dam."
1.-The German, the English, the
French and the Russian governments
have for years been trying to find 10.
cality suitable for the production Of cot
ton and so far they do not seem to have
made much progress. Ten or twelve
years ago-perhaps longer than that
the Russian government employed 8
very intelligent young cotton planter ir
my state and sent him into Central
Asia with a view to developing the
cotton growing In that country, but
my information Is that 1t was fall
ure, and am inclined to think that
Mr.. John c. Calhoun was right when
he said that cotton, to be successfully
grown in any country, must have
frost"
I'm view Of the increasing world
demand for cotton, do you think that
we in this country have any cause
to fear foreign competitions"
mot the slightest. On the contra
ry, think we will go on increasing
the crop. The demand Is increasing
every year. The enormous increase OF
cotton factories in the South is alb
sorbing a great deal Of the crop made
in that section, and it's going to con-
tinue. for these cotton mills, wherever
properly managed, have made enor-
nous profits. That Is one Of the rea-
sons why it was 80 important for the
cotton planters Of the south to have
what they call an open door In China
and this is going to be one OF the
principal markets for manufactured
cotton goods in the south.
"And I want to say in that connec-
ton that this country, particularly the
southern part of it, is greatly indebt-
ed to Mr.. Secretary Hay Of the state
department for his able, firm and
distinguished conduct in dealing with
that question Of the open door, and II
he Is sustained in that attitude dc
not think that the cotton manufac-
turers of this country have anything
to fear"
What is your opinion, general, as
to the outlook Of the present cotton
crop?"
isAAffs--manager on---fny-plantation
writes me that the crop Is about three
weeks late, but at present Is do
ing we'll. However, it is unsafe to
form any opinion about the cottoIl
crop until after Sept. 20. The crucial
period in a cotton crop is from about
Aug. 20 to Sept. 20.
"Then what do you make out OF
Secretary Wilson's statements?'
"Well, summarized briefly, I should
say that they amounted to an unWar-
ranted, and, it seems to me, rather
wanton Characterization Of reputable
business men, doing business In le-
gitimate and honorable way, as COM
mon gamblers. That. and number OF
bogeys, apparently the emanation OF
Secretary Wilson's rather vast lack
of information on what he was talk
ing about, seem to me about all his
pronunciamento comes to-"
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THE BANNER WITH
STRANGE DEVICE
a44 4+44+++&+&&4+*@
Vote for the Thirsty Bill. !
Aqua pura-Sl50 .090. )
Promises-S20. 600. )
Hurrah for Jonah Boots! J
s A&A44++ - - = 3 e

A native went up and down the
streets yesterday morning. ringing
bell to draw attention to himself, and
bearing banner on which was the i'm
scription given above. what did it
mean? The native did not know-and
if anybody else made .shrewd guess,
ne did not guess loudly enough to let
it be noticed. But smile that spread
and widened as it travelled ran up and
down the street following the native
and the bell. There has been lot of
talk about pure water. lately, in GER
tain quarters, and about the price that
was being paid for it.
Who did it? That was a guessing
contest. too. But there were dark
rumors, likewise. that followed the ma
tive and the bell and the smiles-and.
odd times, there was whisper running
of hope that some gentleman would
rise to a question of privilege. That
would have meant-well the deluge.
maybe
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PASSENGERS.
Arrived.


Per s. S. Alameda, April IL. from Sar
Francisco.-Guy c. Barton. Mrs. Bar.
ton. Charles Blair, True Boardman, J
H. Bonney. A. B. Boquest, j. Broom
field, Mrs. Brown and child. D. Coath
~. c. Cohen. Mrs. Cohen. b. w. Col
ley. Mrs. Colley, c. NJ. Cooke. James
Corrigan, Mrs. Corrigan, DR.. M. Crook,
S. E. Damon, c. H. Elder, Mrs. Elder,
Thomas F. Evans, Mrs. F.. w. Everton
and child, Miss Garda Everton, S. Fell
my, Mrs. A. Fisher, o. FIoren, L. S.
Greenbaum, Mrs. Greenbaum, Wallace
w. Hall, d. C. Heath, w. w. Hudson,
Mrs. Hudson and child, Miss Camille
Humphreys, d. Jameson, s. A. d.
Jones, A Lando, Miss P. Maitland,
James MacMullen, Mrs. MacMullen
and two children, G. H. McCullum, J.
McNiece, C. Mills, Victor Morgan. D.
Morrison, Mrs. NJ. Newman. q. H.
Pecht, w. PimIey, o. c. Reade, Pietro
Sosso, V. L. Tenney, Archie Turnbull,
Harry TurnbuII. George Williams.
Frank wyman. T. C. Yates. Mrs. Yates,
Mr.. wilmington. j. H. Question, Mr..
Jenipe
Departed.
Per stmr. Mikahala, April Is, for Ka-
uai ports.-Mrs. wishard and two chill
iren, Miss HARDWOOD Francis Gay. Mrs.
and child, DR.. Schultz, C. H.
reaff, F. H. Jordan. A. Fernandez, F.
7. Church, H. w. Russell, w. Duisen-
berg and 46 deck.
Per stmr. Mauna Loa, April II, for
.ahaina. Maalaea, Kona and Kau ports
Miss Eckart, Hans Johnson, Sumida. |
? E. Richardson, A. j. Bell. Louis |
Treitas, Kimotaro. w. Ball. T. Shiboy-
ma, Miss A. Freitas. Mrs. w. A wall
nd child, w. H. G. Ainemann, Charles
:. Hill, Miss Minnie Kaukau, c. c.
NTH, Mrs. Kamokani, B. Low, Donier.
David Johnson, G. H. Paul,
: L. Clement, E. C. Brown, Max
'ckart. B. Waggoner. Miss Florence ].
colt, John Kamanoulu and 81 deck
Per schr. Helene. April 1e, for San
Carlyle. Mrs. Carlyle.
Il
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DEBATED.

Friday, April II.
Am. schr. Rosamond. Johnson. for
San Francisco. at 10 a. m.
stmr. Mauna Loa- simerson. for La
haina, MaaIaea, Kona and Kau ports.
at p. m.
Am. sehr. Watson A. West, Peterson,
for the Sound. at 1 D. m,
Stmr- Maui. Bennett. for Kahului
and Hilo; freight for Kukaiau. Laupa-
hoehoe and Papaaioa, at p. m.
stmr. Kauai, Bruhn, for Eleele. at G
p. m.
stmr. waialeale, Mosher. for Hama
kua ports. at p m.
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A. BARNES.
70 Merchant Street.
FOR SALE.

A SET OF FowLER's STEAM
plow machinery consisting of a pair of
IA horse traction engines, balance pIow.
heavy and medium cultivators, and
harrow.
The plant is in use breaking a salt
marsh in California; but will finish the
work in June and will be sold for half
its cost in England
Apply to JOHN W. FERRIS.
800 Sanson1e ST.. San Francisco, Cal.
6452
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THE FIREMAN is in great danger
from falling bricks or timbers as well
as from the flames. No fire department
is properly equipped without supply
Of Chamberlain Pain Balm. This iini-
ment is unexcelled for burns and
bruises. One application gives relief.
Try It Benson Smith & Co., Ltd,
wholesale agents. sell it.
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The Commercial and Official
Record contains all meeting
notices and all corporation no
tees of every kind and descrip-
ton. 1t is invaluable to the
busy man.
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NOTICE.

ALL HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
the firm of Sing Lung Co., No. PIP Nuu-
anu street, are hereby requested to
present the same within fifteen days
from date.
SING LUNG COMPANY.
Dated Honolulu, April 6, 1903. GAG
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TO HOUSE SEEKERS

COZY COTTAGES To Let
on premises of SAM
TARY LAUNDRY. Con-
tain 4 rooms; Bath; Pat
ent w. @. Free Hot and
Cold Water. Also Free
Electric Light. Rent SO
per month. Must be seen
to be appreciated. Particu-
lars of
e. G. WINSTON.
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VESSELS IN PORT.
ARMY AND NAVY.
q. S. Tug Irouuois, Rodman.
MERCHANTMEN.

(This list does not include ceastera)
Albert, Am. bk,. Turner, San Francisco,
April IL.
Admiral. Am. schr.. Jensen. Newcas-
tie. April 6.
Alice Cooke. Am schr, Penhallow,
April 6.
benjamin. F. Packard, Am. sp.,. Allen.
Norfolk, April Is.
Coronado. Am. blk, Potter. San Fran
cisco, April H.
Haydn Brown. Am bk.. Asplund. New
castle, April 5.
Irmgard. Am. bktn., Schmidt. San
Francisco. April Is.
Matthew Turner. Am. schr.. Treanor.
Newcastle, April Z.
Mohican. Am. blk, Kelly. San Fran
cisco. April 10.
Paramita, Am. sp.. Backus. Newcastle,
Feb. 21 Gin distress).
Trongate. Br. blk, Hutton. Nitrate
ports. April 8.
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ARRIVED.

Friday, April II.
Schr. Luka, from Hamakua ports
with 176O bags sugar.
All S. S. Nebraskan. Green, from
Kahului. at $50 a. m.
stmr. Waialeale. Mosher. from Kauai
ports. at os45 a. m, with s41s bags
sugar.
o. S. S. Alameda. DowdeI. from san
Francisco, at 10 a. m.
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WHARF AND WAVE.
WEATHER BUREAU.
Honolulu, Alexander Street,
Eridav AMI, ~ N

@H1N-1NtlIIN4Nl
Friday, April II, 10 p. m.
Mean Temperatures.
Minimum Tenperature-s7.
Maximum Temperature-77
Barometer at 9 p. m.-3O. o6; irregular.
Rainfall. "a hours up to a. mol.
Mean Dew Point for the Day-6O.
Mean Relative Humidity-67.
Winds-N. E.; force, to 4.
Weather-Clear to variable.
Forecast for April 1S-Fresh trades,
weather. probably unsettled.
CURTIS ]. LYONS,
Territorial Meteorological.
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

DR.. GEO. w. BURGESS, 24o 8.
King street, viii remove to corner Fort
and Vineyard streets on April 30, 1903.
GAY
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LOCAL wholesale house wants young
man lwhitel, age Is years, to do petty
office work Address X, this Office.
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Classified Advertisements.
WANTED.

A MAN with 100000 to invest IN a
good paying incorporated company.
one who. can take charge OF the books
preferred. Address l., Advertiser Of
nee. CAST
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cLAIRuOYANTS.

ARNOLD-DICKsoN BROS, legally or
dained Mediums. give accurate ad-
vice and Information on all affairs
of life. No matter what your trouble
may be or what you wish to find out,
call on them. No questions asked.
Open daily, 10 mornings to evenings.
1914 Beretania avenue.
Materializing Seance every Sunday
night in which the departed return
so that all can see and talk with
them. Admission so cents. Both held
at our hall adjoining office, 724 South
Beretania avenue near Alapai street.
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Ter Sale
CHOICE RESIDENCE PROPERTY

TWO very desirable residences on
Thurston Ave. One on Magazine
street One on Prospect street. A
fine house, with an acre of land at
Kalihi, one block from Rapid Transit.
Also some desirable property at wal
kiki, and building lots at Kainuki.
Also, a desirable residence on Bere-
80,
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STORES FOR RENT.

DOUBLE store in Day Building. VIII
be divided IL necessary. Rent reason
able. Warehouse in back. For par
tieulars inquire OF w. o. Smith. 1851
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AT WAHIAWA. SO per week or 81 per
day. Stage Tuesdays and Fridays.
Address Mrs. Caroline Rhodes, Wa
hiawa. 6455
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TWO lots each containing about acres
with frontages on Nuuanu Avenue,
also lot about 9 acres on LiIfha str ct
Apply "Corous," F. o. Box 464 64S6
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FOR LONG LEASE
EoR SALE.

SEVERAL young good mich cows, to
calf soon. Reasonable prices. Apply
]. H. Cummings, Manoa road, next to
Mrs. Castles place. 6455
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BOOM AND BOARD.

VERY desirable rooms can be had at
627 Beretania street, with or without
board. 6456
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METEoRoLoaIcAL RECORD.

BY the Government Survey, Publishe
Every Monday.
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HOUSE on corner Alapai and Quarry,
with stable. Apply on premises. CASA
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ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-02-01

x
almennings meo g6ou, ell engn siour
med pv1, a6 asa illar tilhneigipgar
mannanna. Sa, sem talir, svlkur og fe-
fettir alpyouna getur komist ems haiti
og sa, sem a6varar, aminnir cg segir
beiskann sanuleikann. Menn geta ra6
sati i Pingh0Ilum meo fy'gi Tammany
eoa fyrir hreystilega framg0ngua oristu-
vellinum a Cuba. Hver sd, sem ekki err
olaknandi b6lsynisma6ur, mum a0 minsta
kosti fallast 4 pao, az sd ma6ur, sem err
hreinskilinn, einbeittur, skynsamur, fe-
lagslyndur, g60gjarn, pBgilegur og vel
mali f%arinn, getur meo pv1 afao ser viro.
ingar og trausts k%unningja sinna svo
fullkomlega, ao PAD n@gi til ao hefja
ham til harra valda / heiminum; en- pao
er ekki mj0g sjaldgaft, ao MEM half ALA
pessa goou hBfleika. Pv1 aeiri pess
konar MEM, sem koma fran mccall vor
opinberlega Pv1 betra er pao fyrir pjoo-
fclayio, og peir cru jafnframt goo fyrir-
mynd annara g0ora mama, sem stala pa
og leggja fran nyja dJrmata krafta /
s0mu stefnu pj6otelaginu til efingar og
heilla. | pessari barattu um valid a opin-
berum st0rfuu. veroa voDbrigoi a6 Xix
indum aldrci mikil, pv1 70 Eeppinautar
sGu margin pa err lika til margs ao vinna.
Caesar vildi heldur vera helztur maour 1
smaba ca annar az viroingn Rom. PAD
er enginn heg0arleikur, &C. veroa a0stur
1 Rom, en- TAXI Caesar Hmm kostinn hefur
ham UNI $4,000 embntti az velja.
Frag6arprain viroist vera festum
m0nnum ~hugonamust. En- sd bra err
heimskulegri Ell nokkur 0nnur. Ekkert
er tilsyndar ems 0l1kt pvi, sem pa6 er 1
raun og veru, ems og fragoarljominn-
peim manni, sem ekki hefur oroio frag0-
1T aonjotandi, synist fragoarlj6minn
imynd hinnar aostu dyroar. En- sd, sem
ao aliti samt10armanna sinna er frsegur
or0inn, finnur, ao frng0in hefur / ser
folgi6 meira boil en- salu, og hun er
minna vero en- einnar natur svefnro e6a
C1uo dSS CluOIs Ouu SOlld III oCSJL
hio sama og Falstaff sagoi um gott mann
ORD, sem hyorki batir m0nnum limlest-
ingar ne gefur dau6um l1f. Hva6a hays
mum veitir frag6 manninum? Hvaoa
farfir hans uppfyllir hun? Heimurinn
kannast vio nafn hans, en- oft er PAD, DO
mem viii hvao hana heitir, ao Peir hafa
enga ljosa hugmynd UNI him fraga
mann, hver ham er eoa hvao ham hefur
unnio ser til freg6ar.
En- mem sakjast NEST eftir %fragoinni,
einmitt vegna ress ao gildi hennar er elm
tom imyndun, sem hvorki veitir elm
staklingum jarouesk au6afi ne eykur
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-02-01
Hva6 Er Hamingja?
EftS'r Mar Nord0u.

Eft5r Nae N0rlGu.
Su sko0un hefur alment rutt ser til
ruins, a6 hungur og asst seu frumhvatir
allrar mannlegrar f%ramsoknar. ST. sko0-
I'M er rett eff att er vio mem 4 lagu
menningarstigi. Me0an dyrseoli6 storm
al manninum a6 mestu eoa 0llu leyti
mi6ar start hans og baratta alt 8 pv1, ao
afia ser daglegs brauos og asia kvenna.
En- hjd Pei'n m0nnum, sem cru a a0ra
menningarstigi er n Elm hv0t, sem oft
Der hinar ofurlioa; su hv0t err metoroa-
grind. Mem villa ]ata TAXA eftir ser og
IA orc a sig. Allir keppast eftir pvi, 40
yeroa 00rum meiri, ao komast fran fyrir
ALA keppinauta a skei0velli l1fsins og
hreppa aostu v%er6launin.
Hvergi er metnaour og samkepni ems
almenn og takmarkalaus og / Amer1ku.
petta er eolilegt, pvi' hvergi cru einstakl-
ingar ems s%jalfstB0ir og. i Amer1ku,
hvergi er m0nnum meofadd ems pr0tt-
mikil starfsemi og bar, hvergi cru MEM
ems f1j6tir til drraoa og r0skir til franz
kvamda ne treysta ser og ha%mingjunni
ems og par; par sndast MEM ekki too
urbandi vanans ems og v1oa annars stao-
ar, og par er almenningur fds a 40 viour-
kenna, q slna v1su, ytirbur6i hvers MAINS,
sem kemur ser q framferi. Pess ma
einnig geta, ao i Amer1ku cru pess tieiri
og ljosari dan,i ell / nokkru 0oru landi,
ao mem half komist af neosta stigi
mannfelagsins til B0stn valda og metor0a.
Eff margin A%mer1kumenn veru spur6ir
a0 pv1, / hverju peim virtist hamingjan
folyin, pa yrou sv0rin ao l1kindum mjOg
DIX hvert 00ru. Margin mundu svara:
Hamingja er PAD, 40 hafa n0ga peninga.
Sa er %lanslmaour, sem q skrauthysi, listi-
skip, Pullmans skrautvagn, etur af gull
disknln, hefur dyrustu sHti / leikhtsun-
lm, kaupir stHrsta gimsteina banda konu
sinni og enskan hertoga banda dottur
%sinni; borgar svo haiti vero fyrir litmynd-
ir, a svo -lnargar buxur, eoa ey6ir svo
miklu fe 1 spilum, 40 mem veroa old
ungis hissa pegar peir frGtta UNI alt
Petta.
petta er visit hin auoviroilegasta hug
mynd, sem nokkur ma6ur getur CERT ser
UNI auoafi. Hin kemst hvergi 1T fyrir
holdlega sjalfselsku og andlegann sion
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