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The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-03-08

If there is a poi trust among the
manufacturers here as reported the
taro growers of Kona can do no better
than to combine and control the market
for themselves Kona grows enough
taro to supply all the Islands, and II
local buyers compel the planters To
accept less than living prices, the prob
able outcome will be the formation of
a company to manufacture poi and
market their own crop.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-03-08

The American policy of the Philip
pines for the Filipino is bringing its
natural result in insurrection. A pay
ment of S20,OOO,000 to Spain and the cost
of a long war, should have justified a
policy of the Philippines for the United
States. What is needed in the land
of Pho del Pillar is the sort of a govern
ment which Great Britain enforces in
the land of Mana Sahib and Runjeet
Singh. 1t is the only one which ever
works in such countries.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-03-08

Governor Carter appears to be get
ting speedy response to his request
for public opinion on proposed armory
site. Those who have expressed any
views at all upon the subject are unan-
imously opposed to the dissertation OF
the capitol grounds.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-03-08
FINANCES.

1t is question between high taxes
and simple government.
The sooner things are treated on that
basis the better for the property-own-
ers, now and hereafter.
Plasters may be put over n cancer
concealing but not curing it. The anti
dote is the knife.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-03-08

The official roster of the japanese
fleet, taken from the Japan Gazette and
printed elsewhere, contains only six
hattleships, the Bulletin to the con-
trary Notwithstanding. At the foot of
the list, under the junk shop head of
"old armored vessels" appears the re-
doubtable Chen Yuen, upon the might
of which the Bulletin staked a naval
reputation which was painfully ac-
quired in sucking navel oranges.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-03-08
THE WAR CORRESPONDENTS

THE WAX CORktSPONOtNS
A local contemporary which made
violent objection to the statement Of
the Advertiser that the war correspond
ems were sending nonsense and were
evidently not at the scene of hostili-
ties. now prints an interview with n
returning passenger on the Siberia who
says that the correspondents are "se-
curely bottled up" We quote:
/ Perhaps 1t Is not generally known
| that all the war correspondents who
have gone to Japan for the purpose of
reporting the war are bottled up as
| IL were, in Toxic and that each one is
closely watched. The Government does
not intend to take any chances of hav-
| ing their plans divuged. Naturally
they are chatting to get away but they
cannot. Korea is the destination they
are naturally aiming for but the Jap
anese Government has put it's foot
down on any proposition of the kind.
They may go to Nagasaki and Yokoha-
ma and other places in japan, but they
are never out of sight of the secret
agents of the Government There Is
no telling when they will be able to
get away. They have bought all the
necessaries incident to a campaign in
Korea but it Is likely they will not be
able to use any of them.
/ notice that it has been stated in
the papers that Jack London was ar
rested for taking photographs. This is
not a fact. London was arrested while
he was about to take passage surrepti-
tiously to sail for Korea from Japan
on small steamer. The Japanese
are keeping particular watch on him.
In the war of 1S94-5, the Japanese,
after their experience with the yellow
sensationalism of Creelman and Nilliers
at Port Arthur, determined to let no
more war correspondents go with their
armies. At the instance of the London
Times, whose friendship Japan wanted,
this rule was relaxed enough to let in
after Creelman, Villiers and one other
had been eXcluded-two English, two
American and two French correspond
ents and a French artist; and though
other correspondents flocked to Yoko-
hama, including the distinguished Col.
John A. Cockerell, none of them was
permitted to take the field. A man
named Davidson made persistent efforts
and was shut out, but he went to For
mosa before the Japanese invaded that
island and was able, by means of
dangerous midnight ride, to convey
useful information to the japanese
General; whereupon he was decorated
and accepted as a correspondent. The
men in the field, however, were re-
stricted in their work and We're given
spies and servants and interpreters.
All their, letters We're censored and they
had small use of the cable, The cor
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-03-08

Admiral Evans was to have relin-
pushed the command OF the Asiatic
fleet to Admiral Cooper this month.
Fighting Bob" however. evidently be-
lieves In hanging ON as long as there
is any prospect OF action In the Orient
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-03-08
TIDES, SUN AND MOON.

Last quarter of moon on Tuesday,
March Sth.
Pimes of the tide are taken from the
United States Coast and Geodetic Sur
vey tables.
The tides at Kahului and Hilo occur
about one hour earlier than at Homo
lulu.
Hawaiian standard time Is 10 hours
80 minutes slower than Greenwich
time. being that of the meridian of 157
degrees thirty minutes. The time
whistle blows at 1880 p. M, which is
the same as Greenwich. hours o min
utes Sun and moon are for local time
for the whole group.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-03-08

Now that Hilo has been definitely
picked for the next convention city she
VIII have To arrange ways and means
for providing necessary hotel accom-
modauons for the delegates. Even
Waikiki was able to offer hotel facili-
ties to the central committee.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-03-08

Curtis Iaukea will probably be turned
out of the Home Rule party. Curtis
is like Jonah whom one party threw
overheard and the other threw up.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-03-08

When there is no war news in partic-
ular one may safely believe that some
is brewing.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-03-08

Hawaii viii not have an official ex-
hibit at st. Louis but II will have the
usual one, more's the pity.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-03-08

Waikiki wants an armory. too. So
does fiiio. Let 'em have The little EN-
bellishments, OF course. There is moth
Ing like armories TO promote the stern
but noble economies.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-03-08

Their Is "oing TO be something doing
ia ''o"'i case.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-03-08
Peculiar
To Itself

In what 1t is and what it does-con-
tanning the best blood-purifying,
Alternative and tonic substances and
effecting the most radical and per-
manent cures of all humors and all
eruptions, relieving weak, tired,
languid feelings, and building up
the whole system-is true only of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-03-08
Hoods CdrSdpQriiL0

No other medicine acts like it ;.
no other medicine has done so
much real, substantial good, no
other medicine has restored health
and strength at so little cost.
81 was troubled with scrofula and came.
near losing my eyesight. For four months
could not see to do anything. After taking
two bottles of Hoods Sarsaparills could sec
to walk. and when had taken eight bottles
could see as well as ever" SUSIE A. HAMS
TON. Withers. n. c.
Hoods Sarsaparilla promises to
cure and keeps the promise.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-24

: Cfterbaanoen JONI Gole1 ior
Stotstonpcl1tionen Ior Set rep>lblifol1=
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mere,at porc Uoroe1tningcr ON Cont
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ifuIfeoe. &c bcolte Silbu1ocrc al
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mere uotalt til CONNER Collins
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tuer, hpor bon p%erlpnlig Far prret
tilItcoc % itaoet s(uliat til 9(nli9t mes
GTIgerlc, hcrctte: Oct, at Stcn11il1=
aelr for hom er / Trcn1gong. Ser
Zig ira Sc lpoli9e Gplu1tpcr mcloes
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Sc er nof loa n1elet / Topor al Cont
mer Collins Domination fpr @l1pcr=
nor=&onoioot, hpi3 Sc ioripnm1cr at
ofNiue ocre5 Stennle uco Sc iorcitou=
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Juno administrations Sfnlo mao cl1=
hner &nlger gipre i'm Eligt iou pel
peo Erilnerpalgcne lpl1 peo Sc oroi=
mere Gol:J.
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9obrif6ff % Tinncrnc.
Set Sfllo pnrc @elliuaiorS iiolte
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ut Niilloe til Sen hlooiQc llnocrtrpf=
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bar pUret ublot ipr. Set Sfl1o, scr
frlocoe @obrifoft or fun ct 9c6 i
Ben longe &juoc al Erotcitcr, lom
1il1lrerne far reologt moo at blipe
berpoet Sen fra Tnbrcl1e %ncoorpcnc
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gjrneS lon olle Sc onore. Shi ISin=
lol1o lom ct frit pg til eli bis @roo
1elultGnoigt 2ol1o cr 1toe al Sogoclr
og fofn11er life il1o / Sen igjcll fpr
oct npl0igc Ml1slol,o CT ipn0crrcoet
al Slender % Mcoo(l,tior1cr. G1 M
gobrifoff er ol(crcoe nbnupnt til at
1o1l1ae i'm SHUT nner 6ilrnerl1c. Mc1l
9f1slu1o bor pc0 bette politiife Mcr0
facet ct @epis for SEN 3emorolilo=
ttol1, ionn Sets SleajcrinaS initem fdrcr
1neo fig: oe rolige, frcoelife10e SIM
1ter 6or piit @oobnene, % Set bliper
1Gppe ii6ite Gang.
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lfl'lSe tilpcjcbril1ae5 Ct pn*lcn0e
GruplteO n1eo Moll11l1c1,t ior nam
pea @rcenlpooo Cemetery.
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Sohn &olf % lon5 Gjerl'i1g i6(o11ot
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u. y, cl1tcn / G1ccf> Go1tunpisning
eller 6rimnrfcr.
@eorg &irfeooor6, 6or1noro, 514
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Gbos. gbriitenlen, Muitfor>non0>
1885 9e6forb 9(pe11le, @rooflpn.
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title Jig noget mere r%eierperct oper-
for SC lmoo Glllc> foroi cl'fcltc ai
ncres Stlloerc1oe peo bore Sllltitll-
tioner Gor fll110et ct og olloet at no
lrttc poo bore Tprlolb. Som ON
set bar noact gait; lom nn1 nj .nco
ocl1 ul0rc &l1ltl1r por lau fll(Ofom1e,
at ii illle1 &ritif flu10e tuolc, enc
ii1e %fortic,te. Sopanciercn CT CIT
REIMBURSEMENT; bans SIM poa
mloll0t % l1e1ct or on0crleoes enc
port, Set liggcr lilnpclt Zen / Srooi=
tionen. Mcu frem oil ban; o. olene
al Sen @r1,no CT ban flllot llo pur=
Sig til Set on1critonlfc Tplfs parlne
Sunlpothi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-24

Minneiota Gcn1ntroter lamlcSe:
Snsoag / Gallutb for at prlac cn &C.
lclation til Sen ocniotrotiIfc Notic=
naltonocntipu, lon1 lfal of6ot0es
ct. 9olli3 Ben 6. Sllli. Oct pur hclt
igjcrulcm en- liplig NfIrre, / bpilfcrl
@corit= % Nnti=0corlt Munoenc gift
binonocn bonrot poo &liuae1; az So
mil1otipncrl1c lcola9cocs al en- lao
lllioelig Sfruolcn ng Stoi, at Eoli=
tict n1oattc tiltnlocs, l1ocu at set 0on
tit orloct at giorc cno at beroli1c ueo
Sen blpttc Silltcoeprrcl C. Sil
temporary G1airnon" pulgtcS
@earlt Mm1oen Maipr s. ~. @plp=
Ter; men Sen polgte Delegation fit
0pg cu Mllti=@cnrlt Somr1cnl rtrlil1a,
itet tire al Sc fire Gelegoter rot
large" or tntoo @carlts Domination,
me6e1s Siitrifts= Gelegotcu1c itoor
pmtreut lige poo be99e Cher. Soft
gresmono Sobn 2in6 crflrrc1e at
billie tr0oe tilhogc otter lto(pbet al
bans Sern1in.
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CM Sopancicrel1 iom S%trotegifer
og iou &riAer CT Ser fin Cit Mc1il1g,
% Oct CT Sen, at ban naor iNlot It's
op III Gnoo noacn vNuio~ Motion far
pr0lterct / Sen Metl1in9. 9l(c 81
ncsler reo 0nnGfria5f,u1iter bar FAN
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alprt, laa scr CT lei nuppc hi 11o1cu
f%rlgsforcnoe Station, llhen at 92Sopo=
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E7eo Nette. @no0 Sen rent horgerlig
lloo1tling olrgoor CT Ser liffert beller
1tfe 1orlpmt ret meget fra Supo1le-
1sr1cs She, % Set grnn0ler til Set
G'aun1Serlige, bpa0 bon / ct forbolb:-
MS u~betpbcliat Gpouo al Mor for
ltorettet. Men Set CT aonlfe notur=
ligt, at berr1e poloior1mc llopifli11q
hor bibroat Soponcieren ct ltorre
Miool al Selptil}i0 og oo6l1et bons
fritlfe Diff operfor more Iolfeilogs
8rglt og Man9ler iturfcre, ems ON
ban bopoe br1,gt ler1ger SIS til ut
noo lit Moal. 90 III bar ingen Met
til at bebrejoe 6am 6ette. Ger er
Sen iioite Sis i Mmerifas &resie
fommet Ell 5tem1riug til 0r1e for at
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Sen repnblifonfe No-

+ ! = ! ! ' ~ y ~ ~ =
ionalf onoentip
StrSonl Miooog oohncoe5 Sen re-
pllbltfonifc Notionolfonpcl1tiou / Scr,
1tore Goliiu1m 'Sp1ning / Gbicogo.
Set forite Mpoe falote5 til Srocn al
Sen mio!crtioige Gboimol1, tioligcrc
Millilter Glfhl1 Moot, loll hp(0t en-
fort Iolc til NorlomIinlcu, % cftcr
at forl fiellige Wormoliteter nor orb=
ncoc, ollio1tc5 nU11e Mooc til S11:=
Bag MioOna pno hrilfet SC cucnli1c
Torrctninaer if.lloc hcgOnNc ior 81
Dor. Nllc T%or5creoclicr oor trllfnc
til at &onmcntione1 flu1oc 1lofprc lit
Hr6eiDe let % ! aoo Samoru3tighco.
Eruliocnt Moo1coeJt: Domination il,
en- M Sern1il1 CT Ell ofgiort Son. ~
c11cr cit, buoN Ser hi0til forcll0ocr,
nil Tor6rr0sl cnctor Noirhalrf: b]iuc
nomi1leret ior %iceprnii0cl1t. Elot=
formcl1, Ser or l,0orbci0ct al Nor=
bnro@lcaator Soo1c, ifl'(Gc- ircm(nn=
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nrrlnerc Me0Nclelie ON &onocntip=
mems Mel,lltoter, Ser iii bliuc oigip=
renoe fpr Se0ellcn nj 2ouScts 9(0n1i=
n%iltrotion / Sc folnncnoc 4 9(or, ibct
9tcminotioncr11c poo bc1nc &onpen=
tlon pi( prrc cl15hctpoel,0c- mes Sc
IolA Ser pi( forcgoo / Noncmbcr.
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mon far bert 9oln Ell Gang, juo

llnor mon far bprt fam Ell @o11g, loo
tprlter mol1 otter at Dpre bun igjell
SAN bar facet Ell flosltlf llb0unnelie
lllrocr ct 4 % ct balpt e(ars Spbolo /
S.plflo1o % bp0cr poo Sc lurrcIte
Gogcr al Sp1. Spcn0 |c1, Yogolliui,
Wlcnlnmlti og Giel1rtcmps. &niber
Oct loo fnor MON 1lof oglan vNao
SclcH jeg ler"; men 81 nlua Dun
bore oplugt.
Gn Golncltemme foar MOI; ouiun
0cre; sen melt lolpflore floffeflirgeE=
DC Gallcr5|t en- fan tu11fe Jig. Mrs.
Ncroinu Spcfmcoo Spcrl on bar llel11=
Zig looct at ipuae pco Songcrfeltcu.
@l1n CT CT 9}nrD 0afoto Game; men
jog u%ofororcr Sc melt frusnc, ON Sc
loo fpnl!Ner linc ira lelpc Ncn Norf
Stot: har MrS. Snerlon OF liz mig
loo, ON gu life lfllloe pnife at fou
mere ct horc.
@rn hor lin Songllooounc!i e fiji
Elitatcrrc.
GorptoRporticrl1e bill blioc ltofdrt
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Sanger nctop o1rfpmmc11 ira Grol10=
bjen1. @on bar toact Hl1blif,tm .nlco
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Som man ler, CT Ser forget rige=
ligt for goot &rufter.
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Tlootcn laoer lit 80 Mol1o 1turfe Or
telter 1pillc Sc mel rerel1bc lfonoiuo=
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ten lcoer enbper foo lit. 81, ion por
I Sipl'r Salts +. g., bill l1of tent
glennnc Sen Sag, 0o BON los os bpre
~Gffo ira 9olnnorf" og uMole s Gp6"
ira Seer @pnt. Set bar cit rprel16e
Stlrn0, lom hi lao ser / Gpi(e6ollen
&otel(et og lptteoe til 6isie %gri6enoe
Sol1er.
Som pg lpt igjer, Gc0tfo(f.
Sg tr11f ioo, bpilfen Ell %ifol1oino=
nilf Sjc1forenil1A 6ette bill blipe. Ct
lfolrOil1opiif Mo5ien1ooe.
Scr CT pel foo Sfol10inoper, ion
fife bar Slrat % a%jenoingcr / Moro=
peltel1. Som og hciag Sem. Gu pil
trrffe ocnl lu10cr So1gerfeltc1,.
! Solicit / 9for6pciten bar bi0ti( ar
ito lig1et poo Girltcri / Eitltuterr1e,
= NIelrgirl0 &iiittcl1, = fo1n 90 6lip
o%perbcpilt pl1r, at Mor0pcitc tel er mere
1torllooet, ems s bromte ON.
@l|lf oaloo bolp Hri5 poa Sssernho=
ler?1e: men 1orit og frcrnmeit: 9u0
os bcnptte N1leollinge1 til at lutte til
&rrnpeforet, Mosi eflongen, Sen
nGl0ige @orr1oni pe6
9 ongerei ten / Gran
Sorts Sen 7oe> S6e
% 96e Sui.
Sagttuger.
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1tmaaoclig &c9nifpl far lioltc l1;c

rant Sen pcItligc Gel al Cuba % o'l=
rcttet frpatclige g0elnagelier Ser.
Sra Sontiogo mel0eS iioite 2dr0og,
at Ser CT 0rl,fnet oper 100 Mcnne=
lfer, beraf olene / Ell c11fclt gu, Gl
Gobre, oncr 60. oiqel1e fdrtes al
,Gon0mos ierne felt l1eb til Sceo11et,
so Mile borte. S odbet al 5 elmer
fol0t Ser IA CONNER Negn, o. set
umoooelig Me0ilag lcoioaeoes al en-
Grfon. Mlle @roer og @eje er eoe=
lagt> og Observation-Disclosures bar
ppret afbru6t en- ltges Si6.
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'fo( hon og holte, sen girlocr cocr=
eft % til ollc Siccr. l1riollcrrc /
Colorado hor brt:1t Eo(o, tcgooct
Hrno pan Sen ~perIonligc Nri6eo, loot
1t ti(riue lig ct Monnpo(, iunl Sc Of
iojllt ii1gen Mct harbc til / ct fit
2ollo; Sc hoooe Iorlolhene mes iii
for c1 Iio, p0 Sc 6lcu hri=
Itjgcrc % oriItioere i Scrcs
Sptruocn mos bercs Mooital,=
oere. Si(liolt fog Sc 5%ilfluat
til liAefrcn1nle Mor0; % III %fourllcr
Stroifcn opcr Sem; boaro CT Sen,
men 1rem tpr lige, at Sen CT felt
ufprtje11t. Get fan rrre, at man pcn
at bctrogtc Sc mnorfilfc Si(ltonoc,
'lom iii / nogel1 Sis bur roooet / 60
(oroGo, bc1 fon finbe Ell Srooo /
Sem, al 6pi(fen Scr mco list gco @ilic
.fon orogcs cn 2Gre for Mrbcjns=
lpprgsmoolct / fpmn1cn0e Giocr.
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NfbeS 2mSSmono. Sfolnc Sc I
8o0r mootog11c Oallife N(ooc CT Ser
np(iN til Gjobc1lopu inolo6ct M}cobc=
lellc OH, at cun0. pbornl. 9(oac Men=
CT sen %. Mai er oigaoct pcs 81
oen / Superior huor ban orcp en-
Notwithstanding. Sen Mibuoe,
Scr tlcu 81 9(or gomn1c(, bar Sun
al GtatSrooo> 9(pot0efer Mepcr /
Nor1nS % @roocr til Gro:ierer
GrnIt Mepcr / &joben1nn11. Sans
5l1ltrlt, cit bm1lf Game, ooerleocr
honl.
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at s(merifonernc fife iuDen

o'"'lt lp'' wv IluQf ItlDuHc [OC DC
cpycprilfc Stoters.
ct. So1is : lloltillillocl1 bar poo
Mobaingsoogcn lon1 eli M;( Mpo.
Sfjon al iflle ltoc1lpaa; men ;naclr
Siltg inoeni. Sum sen fife bo1ifr
l(nltillill1 p9 Ser ltorc jopollcliifc bar
Delt furoi9c. Gc1re iioltc CT ct %io=
'''1oer, og l11ol1 ipdrqer Jig iclp, ON
Nopo1elcrnc ct lttrlt / &r;g ellcr
TrcO.
ct Sen Oonlfe l1oltillina hlep for
Sig / She pg / Set bcle togcr iiu
loo 1WoeliA l1o, ifuloc5 Sen fprtrria
feli9c GcncroltomiSiur ST.. e(r11ps
lrtrrtteliac Gl1erai % Apoe Smog,
lon fortjcl1cr Sen %itprItc Mos.
Me1 bar Scr ems life ulegct at 1c
inocni, loa er olc1e lloltillinacns
s)orc tilltruffclig fight til for oet@
Sfplo at bclo1e ct. 9ollis.
5 Miooiutl1ing til Norilerl1oltillil1=
9crl1c, bppr Sc forlfjclliac @opcobpg.
11illNcr bar lpreotc poo ilere Stcoer:
Morsn1orfc1> Srocon6n, Sl1uolioc=
Gsplol1ooen, Champs Glpiecs, na
bpor Sc forificllige Sti(nrter frcmboo
ct broact Sfl1c % Sen ri9clte s(fucfS=
ling 6or man / ct. 2pris gu1ppcrct
olle Sc ltore @pauinacr otter cit flint
pei men ltorl looct Hlon. n1ch en- bojt=
%liaNcnoe &lrppel iom Mioterporti og
tire ncrfro Itruolcf orn1ct 11ogoocl16c
prloioc Mpcm1cr. @%uauingcrnc, icn1
i%lrofattcr 0iSlc, er al l,bprc Gimel1=
lioncr o9 aol1ife bpioc. gu Sprr=
mc:1llc mes CIT &onol / Mi0tcn gie11=
nu1lfiGrer Mnln1get looleocs at Ser
oon1e5 otto 6irfm1ter, 1per optoget
al Ell enelte 8pgring.
elsie er for cit 1tor Gel 11opcn6ig
om9tpnc al S6ilcboller poo ligl1cnoc
Mcobe JONI Torbolle1 poo Mltes Ml;=
lnlrm / Berlin. Mel1 n1cbens Srbin=
fe(s @panina lroo noies mes Is (ot=
telD Spilcr, ioo 1toor Sc fer / @ln1=
orcopis.
Gcttc Mplocr al m%orr1rrhui0c
Spiler, lom Eirt ihcr poo en- Sang
onfotter, nirfer oloeleS ppcruul0en=
SC, nA &er0en fer liffcrt liocn McmS
~ Folnpros Sage Gloria tilnrrmel=
lc5piS let lm9ct %li0nenoe.
Nlle bislc @pgrir1ers Sppcoli11ier
or bclottc mes @(cocIompcr> p9 11ooi
ON Nftcl1cu Set @cle trnocs poo en-
Sang, CT Spnet ioo hctogcnoc, at set
or ponlfeligt at belfripc Set.
Yetersfirfens &11ppcls Syllrmino=
ton lpilr0er fen til cit lt6etpocligheo
res Si6en al Settle.
Mrfttefter al Muti>ens fric Set
ming S%l0til6e5cre al 9%onocitilcn, pil
moaifc life filroe @cbog / oi$ie @pg=
nil1aer / ontif Still, men ct. 9ol1is'
So( er lige ioo ltroolcnoc c1 Sens
Ninnnel lige ioo blou ion StolienS 90
Grrfcnlon0S, Ser hdrcr Sc 6pioc Soi<
!tr 1lcm11,2, Scr fnl1ntcr bercs Sfion=
h4o til lin fl1loc Hct nco Gus %
GfnNacr.
Set er Sdj(crnc, 1om qiccr ct.
observation-disclosures @poeoporti Sets
Grr1.
2ette @pQ1ri1qSfomp!efS CT iom
IN Mflttfto1iif Spn1fpni, buor Sui
1,rne lpi(ler iarite @iolin.
I'm oct oori9c al Set ltorc
@orloS Voir" fan jog fife tale: set
soo cnolu1 / @oos % por l1tilQunoc=
l'3t Sor Tl16lif1rn, oa l1oitillingcn
n%ohncSes.
Mon mao boie Jig bpbt for Mmcri=
f1'1ernc, for 1poo Sc far prriterct /
ct. 2oitiS ug opcr bcle ocrcs Cams.
Get CT Volf, iom life pil boile poo
SereS Solrrbnr. sc logger life
0oo11ocn pao Elopcn og icr tilboae.
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- Gon1meren.:: r@ooriu fan Sc
fife fortGlle os, bpa6 Sc tog Sem
for FIN ifiu6heioonare Mften?"
gionet: ~SSeg fun0e let / ioa Sill
felbe ifaoe mtg ielp, @r. Don1mcr.
Seq fan nemlig fife BUTTE, bpor ieg
iag0e til min @,tltrr1, at ieg bopoe
beret ben11e."
Dommeren: rgionet 6or Sob at
gaa."