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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-10
FAR REACHING IMPORT OF COURT DECISION

Editor Evening Bulletin: 49, The re-
cent disbarment proceedings and the
surrounding circumstances connected
with them and the precedents that
may be established will have a far
more reaching effect upon the rights
and independence OF the Bar" and its
members than is apparent at the pres.
Cnt stage.
The Oahu hallway & Land Com
pany paid John *. Sumner ten thou.
sand dollars more for his property
than the option given by sumner cali.
Cd for; he gave this money to his sis
ter after the settlement OF the suit in
equity brought against this corpora
ton. Sumner has directly and indi.
rcctly invoked the protection OF the
courts for years In his many and va
rious transfers of his real and person.
oil property. Deeds have been set
aside, contracts resClnded, mortgages
without consideration have been can
cClled and he was once declared non
compOs mentis by the decree of one Of
the Associate Justices Of the Terrific;
rial Supreme Court.
In the case. of the Oahu Railway &
Land Company VS.. John X. Sumner by
extra ten thousand dollars for his
property and according TO the tcsti.
nony OF X. W. Davis, he freely gave
the money TO his sister; heretofore
strangers were the objects of and prof
tied by this old mans mania to get
rid OF his property and surplus cash,
but in this instance his nearest blood
relative and heir received the benefit;
she took the money after signing the
deed to this corporation. The tes u
mcntary capacity OF sumner Is quo5'
| tiuUahle. Declared non COmpOs men.
Us. Declared CompOs mentis by a
stipulation on appeal and lastly the
present supreme Court holds that the
thus, deed made 10 the late Bishop OF
EgROuolis was royDCdbln on account on
the age and inirmi,y Of sumner and
the circumstances under which II was
made he gets his money The cash
COmus from the Oahu Railway a Land
Company OF which 3D. Z, Dillingham;
D. the manager, and II was he who
openly ana fairly conducted the ncg0
uUiUna for tho settlement ol the SUIT,
! % be- did not then the deed obtaiuo.
| from sumner gud his hnIra by the cor
! u0raIun la yUlIuh'e.
$50 Federal question hgH yet hu0I
IraiHd n che Dr.. 0Hr lI.uarmrnl pro-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-10
FIFTH INNING.

4 IL 4 II hANANiAN's
Gleason singled into left. Fernandez
struck out Kaanoi to pitcher to sec
ond for Gleason forced out. En- Sue
tc short to second for Kaanoi out.
Perine flew out 10 first. Moore first.
error by pitcher. Knight first, hit by
pitcher. Loucks struck out. Moore
tried to steal third while Joy wasn't
looking. The ball was thrown to En-
Sue, who got his man out. Moore div
Ing under and En- Sue turning q SOM
ersault over the runner.
SIXTH INNING.
Louis. base on balls. Williams to
second to short, playing second for
Louis out. Aylett to second for error
and Williams around to third. Aylett
stole second. Joy out, second to first.
sacrifice. and Williams in. Leslie
struck out.
Cunha went out to third on a hot
liner. Kennedy flew out to first. Kaai
flew out to left.
SEVENTH INNING.
Gleason singled to third. Fernandez
singled to left and got second on an
error by the fielder there. Kaanoi hit
to first, the ball was returned to the
plate to prevent Gleason from getting
in and on being returned to first, the
runner was called safe. En- Sue sent
the ball far down the first base line
for home run and Gleason, Fernan-
dez and Kdanoi came home. Louis
singled into center. Williams sent one
TO Perine which was too hot to handle
and got first. Aylett out. pitcher to
first. JOY few out to third. Leslie
struck out.
Meyer struck out German out, short
TO first. Perine out, third to first.
EIGHTH INNING.
Gleason, two-bagger into left Fer
nandez out, short to first (sacrifcel
En- Sue singled over second and Glca-
son came nome. Perine threw to first
TO catch En- Sue. the ball went through
and the runner went around to third
Louis struck out,
Moore, base on balls. Knight struck
out ana Moore was caught off first
LouCks struck out.
NINTH INNING.
Williams flew out to center. Aylett
out second to first. Joy first. error
by short Leslie first. hit by pitcher
Passed ball advanced Joy to third and
Leslie to second Gleason hit to short
for error ana Joy scored. Leslie was
caught on ,hird.
Cunha singled into center. Kennedy
few out to center. Kaai and Meyer
few out to second.
The official scorer gives the follow,
ing summary Of the games:
4. IMAc
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-10
PUNAIIOUS.

1884 7S9
Punahous al Q 20 90 0 O. 6
Maile Ilimas ....O OOO2 100 o. 2
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-10
II. A. C.'S DEFEAT THE ELKS

The first game of baseball Saturday
and Male llimas, the former winning
by score OF 6 to 2. The game was an
excellent one and with the exception
of the second and third oasemen, the
Males played "bang-up" ball.
The second game was between the
Honolulus and Elks, the former win
ming by score of Z to l. The game
was as follows:
FIRST INNING.
En- Sue Tor the Honolulu flew out to
second. Louis struck out. Williams,
! first on error by first. Ay!ett flew ont
to right, Loucks jumping and catch
ing the ball with one hand.
Moore. base on balls knight to
third to second for both men safe.
Loucks struck out and Moore stole
second. Cmha hit to Gleason, who
threw home and Moore was caught
between thirl and the plate. Kennedy
went out, pitcher to first.
SECOND INNING.
Joy struck out Leslie singled into
left. Gleason to short to second for
Leslie out and to first for runner out,
double play.
Kaai first error by third. Meyer to
third to second for Kaai forced out.
| German to second to short, playing
second, for Meyer forced out. Leslie
threw the ball wild to second for Cor
man and the ball went through CEN
ter. German trolled home. Perinc
struck out
THIRD INNING.
Fernandez struck out. Kaanoi out,
second to first En- Sue struck out.
Moore struck out. Knight. first. hit
by pitcher. Loucks out. pitcher TO
FIRST. Cunha hit over short into the
field and Knight came toward home.
The ball was thrown to the plate and
Leslie secured II on bounce when
Moore. who had been coaching at third
came down on the run and humping
into Leslie, sent that player over
Whether Intentionally or not, the ac-
! ton aroused the ire of Joy, the Homo
| lulu pitcher. who pushed Moore with
his hand. AS he was starting toward
the box again, Knight. who had crossed
! the plate and would have been safe
had Moore not interfered, started on q
run for Joy and jumped on his back. II
| looked like trouble for minute but
Leslie. acting in the capacity of a pc.
lice officer. and Deputy Sheriff Chill
lIngworth and a mounted patrolman
rushed into the midst of the warning
players. thus preventing further un.
| pleasantnCss. Umpire Lemon called
! Knight out end thus retired the side.
FOURTH INNING.
Louis first, error by short. Williams
flew out to center. Aylett went out &c
Moore on foul fly, Moore making d
splendid run far over into the terri
tory of the iisht fielder. Louis went tC
second on the return. JOY, base oil
balls. Leslie struck out.
Kennedy struck out. Kagi dew on
to center. Meyer singled into right
German struck out.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-10
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LIN
Honolulu AuF o. ol
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-10

Two Base Hits-White. Stcere. Hem
enway.
Sacrifice H!ts-Jones. Steero.
Stolen Bases-White .. Jones Stecre
2, Wood A. Marcalino.
Double Play-Clark (unassistod).
Hit by Pl'Cher-Hemenwny
Struck Out-By Honan .. Hardce 2,
Castle 2.
Bases on Balls-Castlc /, Honan /,
Hardee ..
Passed Ball-White.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-10
ELIiS

Home Run-En Sue.
Two Base Hit-Gleason.
Sacrifice Hits-Aylett, Joy, Fcrnan-
dcz, Loucks.
Stolen Bases-Aylctt. Moore. knight,
German.
Hit by Pitchcr-Leslie, knight ..
Struck Out-Joy Q, Pcrine q.
Bases on B8lls-.Ioy .. Pcrinc ,.
Wild Pitrh--Perine.
Double Play-Gorman to Moore to
Kennedy.
The Kamchamehas stiil lead tho
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Total
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Rates of premium and further infor,
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SAME OLD STAND, UNION STREET
Or. Archibald n, SINCLAIR.

offices Rooms eos 200 boston build,
Ing, Fuu street
Telephones unipo Main $685. Rrslr
.drurr NhNp ?hbl
Huur n a. a. ip y nj 20 Q
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. 1908

n 200 = sacks; city fees SIS soase rns-sd oil cake SEA
SeR M i ssas s S' N Sssss S Ss
tsus Al increase 81 movement ana renewed thrash
closing a. The lowest poiat While setaal receipts Tor
tellns vas based on future outlook the present
snP5 aS5fn sTo9Sa adsy Tas oNs s-.Ss iSF WITH
vsst b s-i 'sis nSa ,ngToSeo osts
lstt bulls made n.is oSort 70 sustain re market.
trade. e. reported 81 ths close amounted - loads.
'ntiae fea51rs friends q tho nisteS was the ssci
es f , 49,. Is co nqt t2.IS% reeenI .aefp
IS cue 70 i.rse l-ai al o:her shipments Tom eol9.
gre ruuning ve-y light as lie the end Of the season
average. All markets. abroad showed a weakness. az
t5ary sco2aea 70 ihs huh esSs7 thS' No4 s
@ ,s sSSt5., a s, shs fys OF s re Ts.,h.T Fs T
r. sc chicago nsrhss The Mosetn MusT safe ne
sman IRON other sections quotations q cash wheat,
o oigih 81 =, os;oSsT lei5 10 hard ChinssO s1s
The Gear weather through western states haa much
ter-e7 market Closed also cent net lower Besides
Zen seriously injured BY oTsrurnent. predc9a
I1ealstol IN s,i markets ooeasi5ned sreassr bur
re-. va, r,ucb .ejIirs o. ,bef sSc.r1 ,1,n1r,s nv
oeisi tha' prices woul5 have to go LIVER 10 raateh
A-Ee-rs si-e-ts liberal exceeding the previous week
,S-ss 9Sas e. @ '1 sr. Hs1'ns a he
5asei, last on ssPO, account sales lneiudss
&C elevator a-s o ahoat. . white. sc. and
10 yci-ov. Coc. ndoat oATS-Agsin was the
market wei sustained ell in face q weakness
elsewhere. ana Tire cCse only q little lower
CHICAGO p-n-c night. Locally
market a,so continues am with rsi-. q 10000 bush
30 closed &c No 3 4lc. 40 white. ~ &C:
~ wf-e. 42s4c. white 42iz d@ec, ard sard
white - RNE-Narse - quiet. 10 Western 81
& q Do Efolf: Jersey 51eJS BARLEY
N1~-et steady: fee1nF was quoted Sc. and mailing
56rc3r bcth e 5 z Buffalo
e 'o a 9Pg s e. =: "; ssrr ssstef
bushels rEai-st cas- bushels
43-.so2 bushels last yesr. For eleven
= te cereal they 20 e4 81 bush
es. AGAINST t3oS2 go tus1eis 81 1872 Corn exrots fo-
aggregate - ics bushels against So SIS bush
ard ~ SOS bushels year For Gle, En-
= present they aggregate ioS26 Oc1
Bushels. AGAINST eIG.S75 bushels IN tat2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Sept. s-CATTLE-Receip.s $500 head
Market slow Good prime steers. 81 9oas5 poor 20
medium 50 SOGSJ sockers feeders So foGS4 i5
and hefers 81 5ClSi 50; Gamers. 81 JNS3 90 bulls -
81 30. calves, So JoG$I Texas steers - S4 40 WeSt
steers. 50 2juS4 20. HOGS-Teceipts to-day, l3Op
head. tomorrow. 10000 head. Market 5Giec higher,
closed easy. Mixed and butchers s. $3.50 - good to
light s. 7OaS6 -: bulk Of sales s. T5ISe SHEEF-Ee-
cclpts. IS 600 head Market steady weak. Good 30
choice wethers. So 4OTS4 fair choice mixed. So
So -. native lambs. So I5dS6 10
East Buffalo sept. 1S.-CAT-TLE-Recepts. 40 head:
slow unchanged. VEAISS-R -ep.s. ga head; SOC
h'Fher. So 25g$9 HO5SReCeips. 20 bead; active &C
higher; heavy. Sc 35S6 20: mixed So 81 Sd O Workers.
40IS6 81: pigs s. I5TS5 roughs s. 25S5 20;
s4GS4 50. dair!es and grassers S6Fs6 - SHEET AND
T.AMBS-Recelpts 6eCC head; sheep hrTn: lambs l5c
higher; vearnes &c higher: ambs. - $50 20 year
lnes 81 5Oa$ ~ ewes 50 5odS3 20: wethers Sass %
Cincinnati sept is.-HoGs steady. 81 ?59ss so car
i.sIrBS steady 81 e5as5 so
Kansas city. sept 1S.-CATTLE-Receipts 61oO ma
tives ard 400 Texans CALVES Receipts. $50 natives
and leo General market dull Beeves - .
sO- TUESDAY: and feeders lower guar
and weak and heers steaoy 20 l5c OF
Yesterday choice export and dressed beef steers
Is5 4G good S4S4 80; stockers end feeders
~ 25GS4 So Western fef 50 15dS4 90; Texans and
indian seer SaIS3 IS Texas ST 5OS2 40 native
lows s. E6ds4 helfers s. 30S+ 10: Gamers 81 Q
s. Is: bulls S2GS3 calves 81 T61S5 50 HOGS-Receipts
COO head market 5GfOc lower: TOP So hulk u sales
& s5dS5 90 heavy IS 7oGs5 %; mixed packers s. s3LfS5
hight So SOGss Workers s. 9o6S6; pigs 81 I5Gs5 %.
native lambs 50 25TS5 so. Western lambs ScgS So tet
svves s. 3Gms3 70: Texas clipped yeerngs. 81 5oSt;
c1as clipped sheep 81 4oaS3 90 stockers and feeders
S2TS7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NCvv-NCTll September is is'a5
y-~----~---r- cc~ee market faiI'y Gccve a-d
q cable
-.~e.ts rs-e EtC HAMBURG 10 the eject IA
s.rra.ir-s r-ncr Santos finishing fhe
- course being tct tie 1icluE . the Santos crop
la ter practically completed u 50 d. would mean 90
-o-r--r- rrr s-~-- and while
srsliv Informed here inclined 20 81 IL
49, crop uiClo.
-f-s r~-H 10 t1e ssaC0 the report Lao some
f-r-e--e sells~e--. rate. tu-Cc~ ed tE q
s---r- E-rr0ra~ cables r-1I Urinary
--.rrfTr demand.
! POINTS ans r-le5 81. 10
-os-s above last nights E-as WITH sales reQCrtec q
ft--t a 0d0 taEs that tre should - picked
cary entirely -e-red 60l say atsolu-ev
r--r'-. ffs number - Italians -ign
-i'V be less e
az The originated. understood
v--f p-a-.-la- Review Calle
c.icirai- ksre E-sre who may. q e argued. have
ffrf-es prepare the
20 Shouts arrive hv u-atl san tie movement :
he-ir- sentiment
r~--
burg advanced 80. rs TIE Urinary markets
f~T hC- U--ruIEel aGc The rccals small TIE suol
vas firm WITH quotations TIE basis q &c Tor
Tlo no ..
TIE arr. % contract prices ts local ma-s; today
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19


sane -lr7s -i- -s,i5sJ ;57.4 $50
-y--D,s- al'rC The session C whole &; was nos -
t-l.' one IN to-day cotton market there were
lt ~ activity ans prices moved rather lrregu.a..y.
laE consequently entirely rr-f-s araI - GAR
-.- -t i1a.fet opened steady. generally UNCHANGED
4'..- h-f-ri i.I..H..s cables that averaged III g
!f-f peter IMAM eNTscr11. while Nlrch Nas . points
- ~ -.-ef Agll-at.a and bear pressure result
r Nf.'r weather Indicated genera p
gearing conditions Or rhc SOUTH though terlre-aa-cs
t--.- were csi.r-e1 TOO l.U. and v-.-c were
~ 4 l= recent rsirs TIC market after declining 800
TIE l-t'C--. ra br "a u
= a-- support aul covering. I1re a-Ea1lrs teud-ey
We fi.ae1 Ply tt- GOOD C.7-raDr-s (Which footed I'D
500 ta-z), aud W7s led ty selterber which seemed
= attract covering o
lfe- -rr gam ~ p 1CI-l. The balance tho I--
~ Ls time showed net gains u -al points. ana
Do urle--1ne efeaf~ shortly after r- .-
however Hear cn-rro- became aggressive ans
1 -l turning t.r T--rts t.e market csseL or clos
f'fa.-. points Sep
,s1te- and o1o1e-. which were re- and r1n-s higher.
5tsif.-sslr. sales W1r- estimated 5000 bales.
sl.e-- dent Kings regular weekly uore1e1t rE-res
q ss f-l- Hz. Port 1tt-lG bales against g
- last roari overland Wills and Canada 3ns ha ee
t1ft 4iH- latt ye-t S0.-h'E . taErgs estimated.
a.n bales against % 600 l-s- Gain ~ stock
,8' into sigh. for t-n wreck I-iTi7 bates asa INST
tasl l1sr Tcal movement f1T eighteen 5a-ss
Fcr receipts l5eaNl bales against so l-s iaFt gear:
s1d % mills and Canada "a bales. aga INST = 197
as-1f if4u.o last year stock interior
r ett-e-or = 21.Gl7 fa.es r1.15S year.
ef INTO sight Orb date 2tl af@ bales against ca -g
r. r3s- Tho t.tal crop rl-ve1eUt s Cor eighteen Ltys
II rance cr -l-rae. U--es tie local market to-day
'eb e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. sept Is Closing. WHEAT-Spot-NO red
weste- winter quieJ Is CAD 80 1 northern spriag
steady - sad. futures Sepe mi en- "a aAd: OSto
Der. - nd Dccsubsr. o. Stsd. CONsgot Amer an
uKrl Oiad. futures September. ts Dad
October. a. 5'sd. PfAS-Canadtan steady. - sad
FLOl 'R-St. LOUIS fancy winter qulet - 81 hoPs At
Iand n tPaclnc Coasu FIRM a. 15sgiL BEEF dul
India msss. els Sd PORK Jun: prime mess. Western
iSs. BUTTER nominal CHEESE nru1. American Anest
white. rs. American nnrst Solored sSs. TALLoW-
Prime city steady. @ts ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19

tons stock Ise 500 tons against 100 500
year. There are centrals grinding. against ! last
year Stock N Europe. l.e4T0o against l4ls los
tons last year Total stock q Europe ard America:
16S1 61O against Lao asa last az the
same daes and a5I2 5e5 at the even date
OF January 1893 The decrease OF stock IL SO tons
against decrease OF - last week and &c
81 1c8. 1872 January 1903. Hamburg
ports shipments of refined TO the United states
Locally, firm conditions ruled for raw sugar with
centrifugal SO test 3Tsc: muscovado. So test. SIC.
and moisFses sugar. test. 3tc. Refners again
buyers those prices but offering light
London Nd higher beet sugar, with September
q ca al a- 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19

and export and included 500 American
Futlvs SptEed quiet aud closed ateay. American md
ding. < q C. september. 6lil. SEPTEMBER Oct0uer.
s144. October November. 54f1. November and De
cenbrr sad. December and January. SJIS 3td.
uary and February. 52SG5 2Ol. February AMI Mafc.
S2isgJ.-ad. March aud APRIL % - Ed. April and Hay
= gNf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool sept IS p. m --COTTON-spot m limited
demand: prices 90 points lower American miidiiug
fair 7.3Od: good miiiing Ttsd. mtddi!rg G5-d low
middIng. 632ds good ordinary 5 ga: ordinary 6Ttf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Sew-York. September IS 1903
BEEvEs-ReccIpts were 276 cars. or asa head in
cus~e Tf2 cars r EXPORT alive 12S Tor saushtercTs
ans 81 Tor market making with the stale stock -
cars on sale JERSEY CItv with the exception %
ono car Coed 70 choice steers and rated
steady: al others Ice lower. Trade slow and
drassnK but about the offerings disposed Of.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19

stocs In Hcv-e, S5s- 90 bass including 6IOO0 raes
E.i.-ln .ast week. 3.aJ5.coO a11 2057olJ bags re-
-1e statistical po-tloa c: Brazilian oc1oe is as ea,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
eoatEzet prices II TIE local market today

C-@ee cah'es-Rfo-C-eee market I'm. 40 = RIO
Coz exchange y lied -ece7s. u oGJ bars: cesre5
f- lie J-i-ed States = 600 t-s cleared for E--c7e
Go bags ssr--s--y.Fee MARKER
c1,et gr'5 Santos $500 -eccr-- - haze
-fer-r1rr-dfrae r-arlye- 4
r'r l-e-- az ESQ vas net 2. = rcz higher. sales
'4H0H leEs Eatre'Cffee rla-l-e- opened steady uu-
rre-re5 ~ = advanced . franc. a. % M Quiet. Tle
rsrh-r advanced = franc. ether months ADVANCED
f-rrr. 90 lrclauEeG. total sales Is 90 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.

buffalo Sept 1s-FIOUR firm. WHEAT-Sprrg
oie.. No Eo-thera, shipment 20 October = SGssc.
winter steady; No red. Sac CORN easy: No yellow.
-; &c No corn 56Lc OATS strong; No white ~ 14c
No . mixed. SOC. BARLEY-Western. Z, 5sS62c.
CANAL. FREIGHTS steady.
chicago. sept 1s-rhs leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
READING SYSTEM

MEN JERSEY CENTRAL A.. ~
LaDerty South Eerr, Tn. 60
sOutn bs4ry ave m4autss saTiisT than snO-a 0eio-o
EAsTON. BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AT,
Ma ia ChL Nh-zAto a. IS EasJon Oaiyl q Ia Il
II. l2p. 40. 500 5.45 EastOn 0nyl p M sani. -
wiLiN E.sBAIxEE AND SCRANTox-u4oo a..
LAENEW GOD. LAMENT HST, T0Ns n1vr-
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