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The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-03
PICTURE GRAFT
Being Worked in Muncie Keep
s4it'sh 10Th F9s
Your Eyes Open for the Ss
Sharpers.

The Muncie Star of this morning
tells the story of how large num-
Der Of persons in Muncie were fleece
ed out of money and pictures by
sharpers. The Star says:
Crooks who claimed to be solicitors
for a large picture enlarging estab-
lishment have been at work in Mum
Gle and their victims are many. The
graft worked by the men is simple
but has been generally successful. The
offer made is to enlarge the pictures
free Of cost and a number of Nun
Gle people allowed pictures to be tax
en- for charging. In a few days the
solicitor returned and stated that
frames would cost a certain amount,
which was usually between three and
four dollars. The. pictures are not
returned nor the enlarged copy given
unless the frame is purchased.
T They will likely visit Richmond
and we therefore warn our readers
against them.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-03

A body bpiIder,a strength. producer,
checks q repairs wasted TISSUES, IN
vieerates the stomach, Kidneys ard
liver. TIL It's what HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea does. 35 cents, tea or
tablets, A G. Luken & Co.
These days so rapid is the pace,
The man Of action win the race,
f. And if the finish you would see
Go take some Rocky Mountains Tea.
A. G. .Lr"n& Co.
The >Eoad to beauty, like the way to
a mans l.cart, is through his stomach
If your stomach bad, you cant be
hafldsoma. HOLSTER Rocky Noun
[ tain Tea cures all stomach trou-
bles. IS ents.: A. G. Luken & Co.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-03

/ streets fro mnorth eighth to tenth;
also sewer in alley between south
sixth and seventh streets from south
A to south G streets, thence west on
Gilt6 sixth. trunk sewer.p
Report adopted.
A resolution was presented that
above sewer be built. Adopted.
A resolution was presented for sew
er in alley between north H and I
streets, from north tenth to north
Ieighth. Adopted.
Resolution was presented for con-
fstruction Of cement sidewalk from
1 west first to west fifth street. Carried
Contract let to Studybaker.
/ Resolution ;, was ) presented and
adopted to construct cement side
walk from west first to west fifth
Contract let to Schneider.
Improvement of south seventh
from III to J with cement walks, etc
contract given to Studybaker.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-03
COUNCILSkSSl0N.
Referred to committee on buildings

Referred to committee on buildings
and grounds, : . ...,-....
Councilman Rnssell called atten-
ton to bad condition of sidewalk
southeast corner fifth and Main. Re
ferred to committee.
Petition Of Edwin E. Greene and
others asking for the vacation Of an
alley between north sixteenth and
seventeenth streets. Referred TO
committee on streets and alleys. ~
-' The board of public improvements
to whom was referred several petit
tions reported as follows: "~ -Cr>
Recommend the granting Of privi4
lege of persons to have names taken
from remonstrance against cement
sidewalk on west Main street from
third to fifth. I.
Also recommend cement sidewalks
on west third, west fifth, sanitary
sewer in alley between north Fl and
y - 49, %Lafa% tAf
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-03
RUSSIAN P00DLES
!: 8 J.. DAYS ] OLD
TEN PURE WHITE DOGS BORN
ON SUNDAY
GENTRY Bros SHOW
The Puppies Will be With the Show
Here Tomorrow.
800. .-.E,r.
GENTRY Bros SHOW
The Puppies Will be With the Show

There: is always something new UNI
der the SUN, and this time it is a sure
enough novelty. Gentry Bros, whose
shows, twice larger than ever, are
coming to Richmond tomorrow, at the
big show grounds, will have on exhi-
bition here ten pure white Russian
poodle puppies, none Of them any lar
ger than a boys hand, which were
born on Sunday asst at Franklin, Ind.
A Russian poodle is one of the most
valuable and blue-bloded CANNES ever
owned by anyone, and the fact that
thre are ten of these little bits Of
specimens of aristocratic dogdom, a
large number of infant Russian poo
dies than has ever before. been; seen
at one time, will attract unusual at
tention among those who know: the
real worth Of these dogs of gentle
birth. = TX sl.~<-,t :.,. ......-...f
The moth r Of these lilliputian Wis
itors has a history that is as inter-
esting as is the story of the life of
many persons of note. Last fall j. wv.
Gentry had OCCASION to visit, Paris
on a matter of business. and while
there formed the acquaintance Of the
foreign correspondent of one of the
largest of the New York city papers.
The newspaper man in question had
been at one time an animal trainer,
but being of a literary turn Of mind
had abandoned that profession for
one little more to his liking. But
this scribe retained possession of Con-
do, the intelligent Russian poodle, for
whom he had formed warm attach
ment. There was nothing too good
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-03

for Condo, who is one of the dogs
gifted with an almost human intelli-
gence, who has repertoire of
tricks as long as is the road to wealth
for those, who think that money grows
on trees for some folks.
+ During the time that. Mr.. Gentry
remained in Paris the newspaper cor
respondent received communication
from his paper telling him that it was
only a question of time until Japan
and Russia would get to fighting, and
for him to arrange his affairs so that
he could leave Paris for the scene of
the war on few hours notice.
As there is not much sentiment
about the newspaper business, the cor
respondent proceeded to govern him
self accordingly. Being unable to adj
just his affairs SO that he could take
the dog along, it did not take the
correspondent long to dispose of his
valuable property to Mr.. Gentry, who
brought her across the briny deep
about, the. first of January.
The Gentry show has a monkey
this year who loops the loop, juven-
lie mounted Hussar band, Walter
Stanton, Jr., in a new feature act
called the Giant Dancing Rooster,
winding up with the only game, cock
fight permitted by the statues, and
any number of innovations entirely
new to the lovers of educated equines
and CANNES. The street parade to-
morrow will leave the exhibition
grounds promptly at 10 a. m.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-03
GEN. KUROKrS
REPORT RECEIVED
AT THE JAPANESE LEGATION
DATED MAY /
STUBBORN RESISTANCE
FL. ..'F
IN ~;
To japanese Pursuit-Casualties
About 3OO-Of6cers Killed
And Wounded. 4J>>
STUBBORN RESISTANCE
(By Associated .Press.l

London, May 3.-The Japanese le-
cation today gave out Gen. Kurokis
report dated the afternoon of May l.
1t says the enemy offered stubborn
resistance to our pursuit, adding
three hundred to our casualties; two
companies of their artillery s,srren-
dered. The officers were, captured. 1t
says Gen. Kashlalinsky, commander
of two infantry regiments and com
mander Of artillery was killed. Many
other officers were killed Or wounded
The prisoners include thirty officers
and three hundred men,. +"
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-03

gill s graphic story of elbow Chica-
go Takes Care of Her Children"
and asketch Of William Nelson Crom-
wei, .the4ewyer who receives a fee of
two million dollars for his work in
securing the selection Of the Panama
route for the great ditch. In: this
number Zangwill has three character
istic essays, and Earl Eaton tells in
an illustrated article Of F':The Last
Days of the Stoddards.' In fiction
the names of Harold MacGrath, Ell
lott Flower and Frederick S. 1sham
are conspicuous. The literary end Of
the magazine, beginning with illus
trated notes Of living authors and
ending with biographical list of
those that have died, including
number of signed articles and many
book reviews, is an important and
valuable feature. Altogether The
Reader Magazine for May is both
worthy and entertaining.
The coldes city in the world is Yak.
utsk, eastern Siberia, in the empire
of the Car and the Russians. It g
the great commercial emporium OF
East Siberia and the capital OF the
province Of Yakutsk, which, in mos,
of it's area Of 1,517,063 square mics,
is bare desert, the soil Of VIII oh is
frozen to a great depth. Yakutsk con
sists of about 400 houses of European
structure, standing apart. The inter
vening spaces are occupied by winter
yoorts, or huts of the northern no.
MAIDS, with earthen roofs. covered
with hairy hides and windows Of ice.
GA Woman's Relations to the
Sexes" by Mrs. L. H. Harris in
l"The Independent" for April 21st,
is at last the partial truth about wom-
en- and can be read with vast enter
ltainment, as we'll as profit doubtless
by many of that sex. To quote one
passage, "Thus, the brotherhood Of
man is already foreordained in the
very order Of things, but the sister
Hood of woman is uncomfortable. They
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-03
DEATHS AND FUNERAL S

Piening-The funeral of Chas. Pien-
ing took place this morning at 9
0 clock from St. Andrews church
and was attended by many friends of
the deceased. The pallbearers were
members Of st. Joseph's society of
which the deceased was a member.
Burial was at St. Andrews cemetery.
Is Koh1em-The funeral of Fred j.
Kohlem will take place Thursday
morning at 9 O'Clock from St. An
drew's church. Interment at st. An
drew's cemetery.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-03
RED MEMS CARNIVAL.
Will be a Great Feast and Should
g be Appreciated.

be Appreciated.
During the excitement incident to
the election and the circus, our people
should not lose Sight Of the Red
Mems Carniva al. They have a display
in today's pa per calling attention to
the many attractions that will be
presented dur ing the week Of the car
nival. It will be great week and
one of profit not only to the pro-
moters, but to the people who visit
the carnival. Ferari Brothers have
great list Of attractions to offer
the very best to be had-and our peo-
pie will be given treat rarely en-
joyed.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-03
FOUND $50.

Curtis Alexander of New Garden
township lost his pocket book outside
the treasurer's Office yesterday. 1t
was found and the owner soon called
for it.
John c.. Addleman of Lynn, grand
father of Mr.. c. w. Jordan, is in the
city today.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-03

Miss Pearl Rinehart, student at
Earlham, who has ben visiting with
her parents in Dayton, Ohio, for sew
.eral days, has returned to the college
30, resume her studies.. -'''f''A't
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-03
WANTS DIVORCE
Oliver T. Knode ard Wife Desire. tt
= ".> Separate.

There was considerable surprise
created about the court house when
the following was filed:
Oliver 7. Knode VS.. Jeanette D.
Knode, for divorce, The suit was
filed, by Henry U. johnson. ,..:.>5
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-03
(By Associated Press.)

San Fl ancisco, May ,3~-:With the
sailing Of the American Maru for 5a7
pan on the 18th, the Japanese steam-
ship service will close. The. vessel
will go in ballast. No freight and No
passengers will be willing to risk be,
ing sunk by Russian vessels, .x
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-03
Hoist With His Own Petard.


Mr.. Francis l.. Wellman's enter
tanning book on "The Art Of Cross
Examination relates an amusing in
cident leading to the exposure of a
fraud The damage suit on trial grew
out of a collision between two electric
cars. The plaintiff, laboring man,
had been thrown to the street pave
ment from. the platform of the car by
force of the collision, and had dislo-
Gated his shoulder. He had testified
in his own behalf that he had been
permanently injured in solar as he
had not been able to follow his usual
employment for, the reason that he
could not raise his arm above point
parallel with his shoulder. Upon
cross-examination the attorney for
the railroad asked the witness a few
sympathetic questions about his suf-
ferings, and upon getting on friend
ly basis with him asked him "to be
good enough to show the jury the ex-
IRENE limit to which he could raise
his arm since the accident. The
plaintiff slowly and with considerable
difficulty raised his arm to the paral-
lei of his shoulder. "Now, using the
same arm, show the jury how high
you could get it before the accident, y
quietly continued the attorney
whereupon the witness extended his
arm to it's full height above his head
amid peals of laughter from the
court and jury.
The May number Of the Reader
Magazine appeals to such a variety OF
tastes and contains so much, Of genu
inc interest that anything short OF
the full table of contents fails to give
an idea Of the charm Of this new
western publication. It's pages are mo-
monopolized by short stories, but OF
fer many important articles on inter
esting and timely subjects. Among
these are Francis Lynde's first con
tribution to series of papers on rail
way accidents in America. entitled
"The Cheapness Of Life" Jean Cow
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-03
:SUP'P. HALL
Of the American Steel and Wire Co.
Killed.
(By Associated Press.

Cleveland, O., May 3.-Superin-
tendent George Hall Of the Bessemer
Mills of the American Steel and
Wire company was instantly killed
today by a rapidly-moving crane in
one Of the mills.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-03

People must live; to- live long they
should, eat the purest and best
"Ideal Bread - t.*:"
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-03
(By. Associated Press.

st. Petersburg, May St is re-
ported that Togo made another in
effectual attempt to block the Port
Arthur entrance last night. A Sec
ton of the Russian fleet went out
and sank eight Japanese, five ships
and two torpedo boats. The channel
is reported clear.
fCor+;,uo1 froy,, Lot y,opoA
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-03

have no mutual consciousness upon
which to base snch an iileal their
evolution depends entirely snpon an
otheF hypothesis.
~ ,,4..s I, -
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-03

DIR. Milliken, of Elwood, has been
visiting his daughter, at Is South
Eleventh street.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-03

the this
them had reached middle and
SAIL The will attract the boys
until there great change in the kind of
boys in the present day
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-03

s. Double trading stamps at Neff &
INusbaum = this week. u Gt.t.f
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-03
A ROYAL WELCOME.

Under caption Courier doaly
Hon Frank Eany and Hon. Daniel Storms
Fayette Saturday
popular reception accorded Hon. James Frank Hny Hon.
hearty
respect The question politics for the time entirely put
citizens generally joined deserved tribute to their
highly
political parties The proceedings
but nothing occurred to divert the original
welcome the distinguished gentlemen
The addresses well the speech of
Hon.
demonstration him than the
spirit emphasize
the of citizenship and tesng the high
regard in which Messrs Hany Storms held in the community
they where naturally best known In thus
Lafayette honored itself and the will be pleasantly
bered by all who participated in it, n
indianapolis editorials FROST FOR
HANLY and other things
"A Hanlys felowcizens conspicuous by
their refusal participate the demonstrations The labor
the Republican candidate decidedly cold shoulder He had
did
will should they? They have
opposed his nomination that could not suy
by proceedings celebrate the achieved by
their 1t WONDER then that far the Lafayette
labor organizations the Republican candidate found the at
mosphere exceedingly chilly
of They
ground Can the Sentinel hope to
Mr. Hany broadcast stufsuch
NAV be- sweet moe for Democrats in the townships
their but in the end will be a boomerang. y
--------,
persons comprising
the entertainment committee for the State Sunday School Association
which VIII Richmond June 23rd and 2h next Sometimes
conventions this
for the Prof Fske the chairman of the
cordial members of committee
when they make The for The of the visitors
large crowd Of morning
reached middle and
in SAIL The will attract the boy
there boys until there is great change in the kind
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-03

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-30

NM"MY
Sobn Steen ira R0rirIf, Neb..
iom for boeoc ber o. bar ia,naner mel
afSsSe 3. 6. Sinlpion / arissn, tom
iarancn meo aiosoes Sfter Mortbc
Sinfpion bertiI for at opcrprre @e,
s~raOeIien. Nartba Sinpion Dor bel
/ gpert, men bar ! WoriuIi Tor at pIeis
grooercn nnoer bans Gpeoom.
Sberit Dapio .. Senberion fra
Garbiiale, JONI | iaa mango aar repre-.
fenierebe treble apngresoiitritt % TO
1errtiner par Spenfer | Repr9ien-
tnnthtiet. bar | Tecorob | Wanooas
| anleonina uf fin Ben Sumes 9.
SMnpions geprapelie. gan bolSt en-
Gale til Gimpions WlinSe ! Metbo-
oiitfirfen. % | oen inOflctteSc bon cg'
fnn npaJe pofre Grb for HoromRi.
Senc. Get bnr en- @Ipoe for mafige
/ Gecorab otter at fua bile paa santle
Sennerion. San err soinnel MI, men
robuit oe nanSsfriif iom isr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-30

S9iad poa Snpet 0isr 2pnet
ftiinoOm cole etrsscr. On riisiilf
|SIieoomper tlep cnsars pad Utter.
|fisen truffet IRE @onge al 2pnet !
|9sbet at minuier. Tnnperen
brenote op men geiGtninsen bIcp
reooet.
On &rcbe6omper pna Cafe &uron
blep enSoiig rommet at 2pnet to
ESnnge miotffibs % paa famine pIet
rneo tire Winuters MeIlemriiru. Den
anoen StraoIe tGnSte Sfibet ibrano,
'os bet aif tiIbmnos.
Wanoen, Tom bar iamIet bisie Cp.
lpsninger flyer, at bet Wsoteriale ban
bar iamIet, aobieisr, at Oct CT Fna-
fanst at siemme iie bort fra 2pnet.
Mai er Iige trbg euer ,itrpg operaIt.
Der er talriae Gremplar paa, at for
ffrrmte Garner, iom unber Ioroen.
'peir bar giemt fig UNDER Senge elIer
1 al9beSfot er blet Sr2bt al 2pnet,
mems 6oIf, Tom opbolbt zig be be.
%reIier, bporfra De fsrite fIpstebe, Hap
uffaot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-30

pinife Siitorie fortrIler, at 5olf al gi.
iapon-S tammer, bpiIfen be to imon
Wenneffer tiIbsrer, porer bsiere og
bliper tpngre END noeen anben al be
81 Stamner, JONI finoes paa Gerne.
De leier og ifriper oe resner | BET
piiapiife Sprog. De taller ogial Ia.
aalog- Sproeet ianit Spanif og noset
gneeIif. Ge bar l9rt chi bel Del
erseIit iioen be fom til ct. 9ouis.
De oniees oeioa | oeres eget 9anb for
Maringer og bar | Here Inr p9ret paa
uoitinins, bpor Be bar gipet Ipanife
DdHie og afrobatiife Sppisnnger.
De tom otttrent for ct gar iioen til
Wnnila, bpor &c optraa6te | set ame.
rifanife Seater for be omerifanife
Solooter. De blep itrar enaagereoe
til at optr9oe / ben filippinife afoe.
Ing oeo Observation-Disclosures oa bIeo
trast til amerifa. nogIe Tiger for
uoitlingen aubneSes, forot oe funoe
blipe afflimatiieret og pant meo 10.
Den % Gaubet Der / 2anoet. Scr
u~oitiQingen ~uabneoes, opbcIot DC Tia
| California.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-30
Wishonsmpoe.

2st eus ui Zen aorenees sirfe's Iiprre
RiSiunsmpoes ofbplosr I gisrmout Nees
aisbee, Sailor 9rrpers 8aIb. glsrmout.
Giapiou Co., Some. fra 13be I'll i6os Sito'
Der.
Rpest begpuoer ben 13oe ON Sprmiooa.
aen msb @uostleuei,e, peo hpilien Yaiior
3. Gamer fra SrOoiluu pr1oiier.
Somtnlssmue: zen iamariianTie atin.
be-. Snbleosr: Raiipr Teesr 9ansierp
fra eau Claire. @a sgns1s ben isse
bOlosS Getauostisusis m,o R'siionprrsi.
fen ese @isfpusiuperiuteuosut 8. 6. Solm.
GIN sitsusu susslI @uestiensas | glsr.
mont gp pso Haitpr ". q. Sartmanu fra
Ggesco.
Zen Sorsneos Sirts"s IIslipusbsitp.
relic biir tiIIteos nnbsr belle Weeet.
9iireiienoe til Msost bsoss mslos fla In.
ben 7te Cfiober III
Saiior gsoer Trspsr.
Glermout, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-30
Garen, oer lob meo Yensenc

S EitbimmerlanS | 9annarf er
ior nplig foreinIbt en- plioiig epiiobe.
Der b9ffer oIminoeIis Worifub. gr
aotte haoOe iolet en- itor Slot ipiie.
iRroige apIineer til en- Rnbobp oa
bor Dem 0euben | en- aurp. 9nn Seier
bRm sienuem en- SmitIe aratifop,
fit bun Gie paa EN- i~taffeIs Sare, ion
lao ioit poa en- ~irbesribelig Naaoe
en- Buff. gun bern9gtiseoe Jig Den.
og for at sisre Gnoe pan bens 2in.
insre0e bum lit 2ommetsrflsoe iuii
on oenS Sais, inbtil bun ipttes Den
intet SoStesn gao ira ii8.
Sum plttteoe Den iaa rolis | aur.
pen % Olnorer GLAD gienino. Dior.
ten be6oISt TerflHoet ON SaIien %
| ct Sierne Of bette bar fnyttet DC
blaIrfe aroner, bun napbe iaaet for
apQingeme. 8eo Siemfomiten aab-
ner bun 2oaeet paa i'm &lrp for al
bile NanSen lit beIaise SurS. Ier
Sarpu brtptter 2eiligbeSen, hopper
no cg i~orioinSer | ct gu. 9orer
raabte iortotlet: "Stop ban, bon,
Isber lin Rel meS apllineerne". @en
Sarcn bar borte og fom life mere til
Spne. 9hi eaar Sen 90 ipiler anpi'
taliit noe | Sfopen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-30
MnmeloeHe.
6prtrlinger for Gppinb. Gf WdISemar
aaer. 6reninb FibI. Co.. @au Claire,
&is, Yris 20 Gents.

6ortrninger for Gnpinb. Gf WdISemal
agcr. 6reurnb EiibI. Co., @au Claire
8is. Girls 20 Gents.
Or 8aIosn,ar aaer, "gieform"s ae.
oottor, inotugcr en- fremIfuotYlabs blanoi
bore Observation-Disclosures. 8daee paa Gers
% ! Yroia bar ban neet pGrSifuloe 8is
Drag til ecn 2~iteratnr, Der err poret on
omirine GiboIosbepaesIien, os boiS pris.
brrbiae Ranl or at aabne soils Zine
for Sritteus Ebclrapelie os SaIoontras
ffcns ueNbrpnenbe SrrSiIbosIIe paa Siems
met 90 Samfunbet.
R9rbrrenoe BOG bill utpiliomt oaiad
fortriuIiet ticue bette Giemeb. sc flee
tie al oisie SmaaiortaIinper er goSi
f%ortnlte, o9 enteIte, Tom {. gr. "YrGmies
freet" op Zen oninIe Some meb BET grad
Sinl", itaar betnoeIia cper. bpob man CT
buut til at fnoe | oeunc 8eure af Dor
forbolosois moi iad omfanesriae probibi,
tiontitiife goenpl. Ser manaIcr life pao
Rets @nios | eisie Stilerinaer. Zen.
~Nens1rifter al bette SInps or Der 10 cuers
lioeu NnIeonina til Gnrintion, IiterGrt
ieet. Set or oct famine Iotib / oct enc
iom oct anSet Silf9Lbe, og eiisftmiSlsruC
blir ogida prieutlig sc famine. Sortrls
lingerie or 8nSsprGSitenCr ON 3rifters
SorbnubeIie, % bbor berettieet % pnr.
irroet bet iiiterlia er, at oiSie 8rroites
ntr IbSer til bort Golf. afsiorr Raieria'
let life iu't uoget bcfpsmt Stof for 9igts
ming / piScte 6oritnnN; men bette forrins
ger 10 life rctpp Sort1Iiuasrncs @rrN
iom Notwithstanding, og nuoer ben au'
tegori bar oct adbenbort brret Sorfattes
reus Seuiigt at sc ifdI b%epre9ues. vi
IQgge en- auocu Rouleitcf pdn REM. eue
Sc idaIebes iel5 iuSbpber til, bill oi Der,
for life iorise. Get tsr euSnu b9nse.
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