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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-13
shoo,ins croeoasie. n, ,nc,s,-

shooting Croeodffes In Inctr.
Shooting crocodiles In India IL M
tie like shooting mud turtles. A hr.f
err describes the sport: 1--WE suddenly
came on our firSi crocodile about n
mile from camp. Eslecp on the bank
with H. mouth opeS.. not NOR, t'iaa
twenty yards from ~. II started TO
get awny. bnt | fired two shot. ne
quickly MS could get thcm or. the
first into III mouth and the second In-
20 It's neck rs II turned its head. That
stopped Il cifeciually. and II never got
into the water. The next day we found
another crocodile. and my friend got
II Just above the shoulder. This WIS
not enough 10 stop Il. but We both fired
as II was getting into the water. and
one bullet hit II In front OF the quar-
tiers. They sometimes come up again
when wounded. 80 we waited about
twenty minutes. and then looking
about saw II lying on 10 back NJ the
bottom OF the stream. IL looked dead
enough. so we got hold OF the end of
the tail and pulled II ashore We gave
II two more shots, one In the neck aud
the other IN the middle of the back.
and II then still had vitality enough
TO bite a paddle In two. though the
legs were paralyzcd and II could not
move"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-13

II l. u curious fact that a boy'c hair
grows one-half slower than a girls.
In boys the average rate OF growth IL
three feet three inches In six years
being sn average OF .OiS inch day.
During the twenty-1rst aud twenty.
fourth years a mans hair grows quick.
or than nc any other period II takes
an cyclash twenty weeks 20 reach a
length of .i20 inch. and then lis life
Is from 100 to 100 days. by means
OF camera the wink OF an cyelld has
been measured. aud II was found that
twenty wlnks can be- made IN four
seconds
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-13
wher. Blrd seed. Come From.

What we call canary seed" Is the
seed Of kind OF grass. and all OF Il
used in this country Is imported from
Europe.
Although the plant that produces the
rape seed supplied to canaries Is grown
In the United States 20 some extent
for fodder. all OF this kind Of seed re-.
qulred for the feeding Of cage birds IL
Imported.
Rape seed comes mainly from Abys-
slnla and India. where the plant that
produces II Is cultivated FOR oil and
also used as a condlmcnt
Hemp seed, likewise fed TO cage
birds. Is produced quite largely In Mis-
souri, and adjacent states.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-13
. An oversight OF Mature.

II Is desirable to exclude light and
sound. but. while we have eyelids. no
apparatus for closing the ears Is
known. save. | believe. In certain ami
mails which lnhablt the sea and whose
ears are OF small auditory importance
In these days. when noises OF all kinds.
more or less nerve wrecklng. assall the
cars by night as well rs by day. one
may be- pardoned II he signs wearily
for ear lids London Academy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-13
The Top OF th. Ladder.

There Is plenty OF opportunity FOR
superior talents. The top OF the ladder
OF success Offers plenty u standing
room and invites guests. The lower
part only Is fearfully crowded. There
Is no excuse Tor the universal wall OF
lack Of opportunity. for there is no
lack. The trouble lies with the de
mands laid upon those who aspire TO
FIRST place. one thing is certain. there
is no quarter for the wilmer and pre-
clous little encouragement for those
who do not care to work with might
and main Chicago Journal.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-13

London. oct. 3.-Koretiyo Tal1ahashi.
financial agent Of Japan. who will
shortly return 10 America, says there
is no definite project for the new Japa.
nese loan, nor have steps been taken
for conversion Of old loan.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-13
Warrant Sianed.

Ottawa. Ont. oct. 3.-Thc warrant
for the extraditIon OF John f. Gaynor
and y. ID. Greene has been signed by
the minister OF justice and forwarded
to the lieutenant governor Of the prov
ince OF Quebec.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-13

A good cause needs not TO be pa.
troned by passion. but can sustain Il.
self upon q temperate dispute
Browne.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-21
MRS. Dole 1AKtN
~ SERIOUSLY Ill

The United States District Court
was this morning ordered adjourned
by Marshal Hendry until tomorrow
owing to the absence of Judge Dole.
The Judge this morning sent note to
United States District Attorney Breck-
ons advising him that he would be I'M
able to hold court today, as Mrs. Dole
had yesterday been taken suddenly
and seriously ILL.," The letter did not
disclose the nature of Mrs. Dole's i'll
ness. but 1t is generally known that
she has been In poor health for some
time past. The Doles are at present
staying at their beach home at Wal.
xxi. DR.. Augur is attending to Mrs.
Dole.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-21
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

Per p. NJ. s. s. Siberia, from San
Francisco. Aug. 2l.-For Honolulu:
Miss b. Aldrich, Miss c. T.. Barron.
w. ID. Barlow, Jas. b. Castle, Mrs. i.
r. Day, Rev. Roland II. Dodge. p. l..
Horne, +. NJ. Lewis, Mrs. Jarrett s.
Lewis, Miss May Lowell, Col. q. W.
Macfarlane, E. Nahum, c. ID. Mill
ken, W. c. McGonagle, Mrs. Ruth
Robbins, Mrs. A. l.. Soule, two chill
dren and maid. Jos. Schwartz. Mira
W. W. Taylor, Mrs. G. Thrailkicl.
For Yokohama: +. r. Barr, o. Bates.
Prof. Borden p. Browne, Mrs. Borden
p. Browne, +. NJ. Brookfeld, W. A
Dowley, Miss Daisy Ena, r. A. Eddy
Mrs. II. A. Eddy and maid, Miss s
X. Elverson, A. J. Frey, G.. w.
Fouke, Mrs. G. W. Fouke, X. G. Gil
lis, Robt. Goelet and valet, Mrs. Robt
Goelet and maid, Leo Goodkind, Miss
NJ. Hayden, L. II. Hartman and va
let, Mrs. Z. II. Hartman and maids
Miss Mary Hartman, Miss Carol Haf
riman, Miss Cordelia Hartman, Mas
ter Roland Hartman, Master Averill
Hartman, Mrs. b. G. Howard, Miss
Gladys Howard, +. r. Kellogg, l.. O.
Kellogg. Rev. N. l.. Lobdell. DR.. W.
G. Lyle, ]. c. Mcknight, John q.
Meyers, David Minkkinen, Mrs. David
Minkkinen, Miss Ida T. Morrison. II.
NELL, II. p. Roach, Mrs. II. p. Roach
and son, r. p. Schwerin, Rev. d. r.
SCHNEIDER, Rev. W. j. Seiple, Mrs. w.
j. Seiple, J. +. Steiner, j. Sudzuki.
X. Winter. For Kobe: Miss Christine
II. Cameron, Miss Maria L. Chase.
Miss Anna L. Coffin, Miss Lucy Floy
Donaldson, Rev. Geo. s. McCune, Mrs.
Geo. s. McCune, Rev. e. F. McFar.
land, Mrs. f. +. Mcfarland, Rev. w.
A. Noble, Mrs. W. A. Noble and three
children, Miss Louisa A. Smith, Miss
Nettie Trumbauer. For Nagasaki:
Capt. Robt. II. Rolf, U. s. A.; Mrs.
Katherine Willsher. For Shanghai:
Miss Abbie Chaplin, Miss May II. Cha
pin, Mrs. w. b. Hamilton, Miss NJ. L.
Hamilton, J. l.. Hendrey, Mrs. J. l..
Hendrey and two sons, Miss e. V. In.
ness, l.. @. Martin, Miss NJ. c. Mnf-
fat, b. II. Pierce. For Hongkons:
Miss C. Bartholomew, 8. j. Best. f.
c. Best, II. o. Boyer, W. B. Burt, NJ.
, A. Cheek, Mrs. NJ. A. Cheek and two
children, Miss Mary E. Coleman, c.
Is. Curtis, Mrs. r. Dowley. Chester G.
Fuson. w. II. Gallagher, J. NJ. Gam
/ bill. L. C Gee, Mrs. e. c. Gee, Com.
j. c. Gilmore, u. s. N; Miss r.
Grandstand, Mrs. Z p. Hammersley.
T.. r. Hay, Kirby S. Heck, Mrs. Kirby
s. Heck, Mrs. F. p. Holcomb, Miss
Marion HUFF Thos. G. ingalls,, Miss
II. T.. Jones, Clinton N. Laird, L. A.
Katsch, Miss Julia Larned, Miss A. L..
Lowrie, DR.. Isabella Mack. Charles II.
Magee, w. w. Marquardt, Mrs. w.
w. Marquardt, Ralph McCulloch Miss
Maud II. Miller, Mrs. J. r.. Peale.
Rev. ]. r. Peale, Miss G. G. Phelps.
Gustav Pfordt, Rev. p. W. Pitcher,
o. T.. Pomeroy, Miss Wayne Quinn,
s. p. Read, l.. Roscnfeld, Edward
Schmahl, W. J. Scuton, Miss Margar.
ct Strathie, Rudolph |. Turner, Mrn.
Rudolph |. Turner, Chas. A. Weise,
Mrs. Chas. A. Weise, ]. G. William.
son, Mrs. V. G. willis and two chill.
dren, Geo. II. Wright, Mrs. Geo. II :.
Wright, Miss Grace Zorbaugh. From
Honolulu: A. W. Adds, Miss L. Adds,
Miss G. Adds, e. Poor, Mrs. e. Poor
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-21
MAUNA LoA CLIMB WAS ExciT.
ING AFFAIR.
Continued from PAGE 5.)

started up the mountain and shortly
afterwards their troubles began.
Father Pickering attempted to
mount an old and sedate mule who
never did anything before in all his
life but obey orders ard look wise;
but when this good old mule saw what
a mess Pickering was making of his
first riding lesson he (the mule) i'm.
mediately, If not sooner. swelled up,
went up in the air and stayed up for
some time. When that mule came
down again, Pickering was nowhere
to be seen. for what was left of him
had crawled OFF and hid in crevice
among the lava. Accident No. |.
Then again these virtuous young
men had three 5.gallon jugs of Adams
ale with them. Just for instance some.
body let one of those demijohns rub
up against a rock and break into
smithereens, thus lessening the water
supply of this gallant party of stall.
fed braves. Accident No. 2.
Well, to stop the agony and make a
pun EHOlN'l, Nhe patty OCT
out Monday morning to ascend Mauna
Loa, they had just three quarts Of wa.
ter with them. The water was divided
off so that each man received an
amount in proportion to his size. 1t
is needless to say that Browns share
was half teacupful, as he is only
knee high to a young fellow, any
way.
The party arrived near the summit
of Mauna Loa Monday and visited Mo-
kuaweoweo and other places of inter-
est, but when they started back down
the mountain the fun began again.
They placed Kukuihaeie Forbes and
his mule in the lead, but this mule was
a nonentity, and knew not which way
TO turn with the result that the party
went every old way but the right way
rs none in the crowd could locate tha
camp.
After much backing and filling Eben
Low and his old mare went to tha
head of the funeral procession and
from that time on hopes for kaukav
and home seemed brighter
At g o'clock the following morning
the camp was found after all hands
had been travelling for 20 hours. Had
not me night been moonlight the meh
would have surely been out all night
and good portion of the next day and
the chances are they might have beer
away from home and mother fol
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-21
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.



said in the Bulletins report of Satur-
day was that you had completed ar
rangements for the purchase of the in
terests of w. G. Cooper and G. A.
Kunst in the First National Bank of
Hawaii
well, that is correct" replied Mr..
Castle confirming the Bulletins eX-
elusive information.
Mr.. J. B.. Castle returned in the
Siberia this morning and consummat-
ed the First National Bank deal prac-
tically as outlined in advance In the
Bulletin" said man informed az to
the facts, this morning. This state
ment was made prior to Mr.. Castles
being reached on the wire.
1t is stated. on authority, that Col.
Geo. w. Macfarlane, who arrived from
San Francisco in the Siberia this morn
National deal; that he comes to Homo
lulu on business in which estate mat
tiers are concerned.
The big bank deal involves the pur.
chase of about 1000 shares Of First
National and 500 shares of First
American Savings & Tnist Co., said
to be equally held by Cooper and
Kunst, at more than $4,000. L. Ten
ley Peck is, 1t is said, to be installed
as cashier of the First National, Mr..
Cooper intending to leave for tho
Coast. Outside the withdrawal OF
Kunst and Cooper and the entering Of
]. b. Castle and l.. Tenney Peck. 1t Is
stated that no changes will take place.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-21
hALElWA.

The HALEIWA HOTEL, HonoIuIu's
famous country resort. on the line Of
the Oahu Railway, contains Svery
modern improvement and affords lie
guests an opportunity to enjoy all
amusements--solf, tennis, billiards,
fr~ III and salt water bathing, shoot.
q, fishing, riding and driving. Tick.
cts, including railway fare and one
full days room and board, are sold at
the Honolulu Station ana Trent &
Company for $500. For departure Of
trains, consult time table.
On Sundays, the HALEiWA LIMIT.
Ed. a two hour train, leaves at s:22
a. M; returning, arrives In Honolulu
at 10: 10 .. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-21
Heinz
India
Relish.

Il only needs a taste Of
HEINZ INDIA RAllSH TO con-
elusively demonstrate its ap.
petite-provokins qualities. It
possesses that something
which sets a man to eating
heartily, almost before he 10
aware Of the fact. Cold meat
Vanishes in the presence Of
this famous relish In a man
rer most amazing.
HEINZ APPLE BUTTER
Is a cousin product Of the In.
dia Relish and Is a delightful
combination Of good thing
and preserve.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-21

his son, are leaving Hawaii at HAWAI-
haze today for Honolulu. J. W. Wal
dron will spend week visiting Mr..
Gjerdrum at Honokaa, while U. s.
Brown and Mr.. Ashley will
board the Kinau today at Mahukona.
No one of the party seems to know
Prof. Pickering learned any
more about Hawaiian lava flows than
ta did about riding mules.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-21
Saturda,

Saturday, Aug. 10.
Stmr. Keauhou. Tu]lett, from Kauai
ports, 6 p. m.
All. S. s. Nebraskan, Weeden.
from Seattle. 5:i5 y. m.
Sunday, Aug. 20.
Stmr. w. G. Hall, S. Thompson.
from Kauai ports, $40 a. m.
Tug Fearless, OLSON, from Kahului,
1925 p. m.
Monday, Aug. 81.
p. NJ. s. S. Siberia, Smith, from
San Francisco, S:45 a. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-21
DEPARTED.

Sunday, Aug. 90.
Tug Fearless, OLSON, for Kahului, 1
a. m.
Schr Lavinia, Wcisbarth, for Lay.
san Island, S:25 y. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-21
ARRIVED.

Full moon Aug. 18th at 500 p. m.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-08-02

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afbleg.

Saltor Wennin9er BON Der hieIis
gen 3ions 6emstuoe lit porioeu
SienSta9 aheuo nit ieincr iuu9en
Satin BON Strentor, gu, bier elm.
9etrorsn. las iunae Gbepaar ruuroe
BON eiuem 5abIreidlen 9ublitum ann
Sahuhoie besviiBt uro Damn mad,
pa le 3eleitet. no man eine semiitb-
hone StHuoe 0emeiniam uerIebte.
Die gtnihtlen uno Gnlridhuo Der
b'erSen Srenmern muroen fir $3.50.
an elne SeIeuidnft biefiesr 9aIscr
p%srtouit.
Soiepb Sidletter Diro i'm Babe
NIT Dem Gan ieinsS GIepatorS be-
9innen.
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| ihrem @eiolae, On eCnSa in osi
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Sabre rparen 1913 uno 1914, pie
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Sehleruteu ulioloe Der TIrre nareu
1888 uno 1884. Canals luareu
Ole aR'ieoIer sen6tbigt, aus Der aa'
gemetnen Srumtpein 9ndliamme
etle Guleihe pom $500 guoeI III
ma neu, um 6etreioc ans QoooIien
hsrbcisuifnHeu. I'm ben Sabreu
1916 uun 1917 Iitten Die aolontcu
IN SIoruBIono abermaIs ourd gIrre
uno arpben glouseI au 9roo uno
9iebiuiter.
God Die sr5Bten 5uuoerinbre i'm
Suoen o RuBIano tameu i'm les,
ten Sahr5ebnt res 10. SabrhuuosrtS
Sas parcn bic Sabre 1891 uuo
1892 uuo rpieoerum oaS Sahr 1899.
IA muBie man Iid un Ollie ca Die
6Hentlidle 8ohlbdtisteit raeuoen.
ionit bdtteu SicIe ssraocsu perbuu,
germ uuo uiel mehr 8ieh hattie an
Srunoe aehep muTcn ais ohueoiss
Seldshsn 1T ourdI ben sroBen Gut
termonssl.
sls 4reoiser Sieuten im RirhipicI
Rl6iti3 BON Der SbeiIuns in 1913
an Seors Shriitoph hibner. rus
irts RitplauS 9tipte. SSfar 2eopoIo
sorue, Sr. Seors gloris 9uidl.
Daniel Surdlaro semm. SulhlS gii.
tolaus SeterS. SeBterer, Der iest
noG tbdtis lit, wuroe pom 6snr nit
Dem sOIoensu Sruittreu; auSee,
seidnet-
ais eeutits sehrer fuusiren ieBt /:
IN aioiri3: 9sinrid Dosner, 400
SdlEIer:
IN bOHmuusstbaI 2. Robmanr.
2I5 ShlIer ;
I'M SorOoino 9. 6artmdnn, SO
Sdlller.
in sersina : 6onfrieo Rad, 400
SdlHIer.
in slaOsibn: Chr. ssrIius. 81
SdlaIer; .-.Hss
in snaOeufeIO 8Gbelm Ron,
124 SdlIer;
in SoispbsoorT: Gbrfftian 6iaer,
"a Sdiilcr;
IN SatObStbaI: Satob Galtcr. 90
Sd7iler
in 9lotbiIOeuoozi S.Obnnn Sihjt
ter. so Stlllsr.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-08-02

Nrnhetfs w 2
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$3.50 JasH atsFat fasw fs
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and hbSu WsE singF BalsH gFafs rg,,
Ngagu,
BeE ttnsm laal Iah man = NJ.
Z Dlsian pett tsias Narmrr -
asht mnn alisuthalbsn l,4sBns 80
oaHlsT onN 2taauugrn. nor
lallrru Wuses pro adsr 81 bls a.
bs3ahii, ltV1 ahrr ~ bic 10.
9lem 9Iatibar aarI g:adeI ,,.s
hsr DOT einissn glcaatsr pom sS'
ben tom. bat iih Sinru nrt.cn ia
uno eta it6Hss GauS asbaut. Sci,
after 0atrr mar untlrlib Der aam,
ms'l'eT' Cerislbe III Elm IiebenSpgr.
digger Tlnun.
am abcHo pom 9ierien luli ~,
aab Iid osiien Sohn mad, ocms8nl,
dlen snmontb, um 9ricIe si boleu.
sIdd Ianacm 0drttn trai oas T,isrs
rpicosr iu 6oiue Gin. ersohn iepoh
ntdlt. Crit nndJ Eli t.rnad,t brohie
man oenie!ber perleBi nuG Sauis
Dos pfero mar ocitIr,t uno fom
Rnrl bcim sale inner 6as qf,re -,
licaen. Gr tIaate iiber iantrIidr
SdlmcrSen wno iibcr Iold,e am Iiuttn
6ubc. Seiu gater, Der BON ben Eel,
utsen NIT SebniudIt Surii6 errpartet
ruuroe, oeridob Die aIbreiie nm ~
lehen Wie RarlS Sefiuoer fid5 rueiier
seituIteu ruiro.
Nus Der alien 6eimat hnbe it 81,
men Sriei 5etommen : m6ae Tid Der
6tmmeI erbarmeu iibcr Die nrmen
JtuTen. 0aS bic 9ombeu uno ooS
Cpnamtt peridoute, hat Der olte
9ttdlael SaT gilbert Rid3aeI) nit
gtefier uuo Bell seridIaoeu uno Die
oerrsn aus Der 6ebiets 9an,Iei ina
SodShorn aeio9t. > Sreuoentbal!...
Wnhrid1ein!idr lit bnS benz olteu
gttdlsl iein IeBter -Sob"l
Wit SrUB an ale geier Der qloita
defenders on Dem neuem Reoatteur,
SeidInet
adIhmgSuou
SIood Suurt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-08-02

griArercrt Gczn.. 81. SIilL
Gin lraguzrgr Reseai1l l1te en-
R5roE1 rcE Der St1s; IiesgnNes SIC.
irrrcsr Sercrtis zln 3cer, S1S DIR
Tourn SIS 2e5gls kTat utN rus
@nIicr TH Er1f uaecGIrer 9CDolt
iIber SIS Td1nSs Cracb. Der crite
Tommhrll1 tr1t unz ? llhr merggas
Rel scr $arStH NIhIe IN Gaitsa
Gin unN 'onNte eine rgHse &oifCr.
mate 0urA sie Srti5aft Srml6un
Gle Ilui trah x lberra6eHo her.
Elm. 0o6 are Mcni5ea. welte GIN
llier OeS icNit aans uubeaaitcnSca
@odcS arohneu. lih Hi1t rc1teH tcrn.
ten. ToS @chRb0aS Ne Sobn 2escce
nebIt leiuer SoHilie uurSe ron AcI
TItit erIaSt mo nebit Ncn Sepctutrn
eiae NsstIe met Fcrtaeipiilf, nbcr ore
Mcnihen fonatcn ecrafct rerNen
Noacaen nurNe Nas SauS Nes RiteI
Mcrun aeacu sic @erhbire5rHde se'
IhlenSeri umO saitmettert; GcroH
iIl ertrunfclt
"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-08-02

2en 9nrE 81. SuIi ue5er
.a000 2Gni5cu itspsbtCa sritcrE
Gc5mirt1s III bShiter 2c5enssefaHr,
ais Ser arc5e Gomgfer -ICUunle
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hattie, in Scr Iirtc ASs SuSicniIuTes
5ci &cr Isafers Sa7arie grIiri. I'm
Sic Set hsrridte Gin agsraItiaes c.
ugftcr uaS Ser 5TaS Eics ste S5c
iWmCr ri15gr gesen Sie SeIign hin.
.ucI5e Sem Sihafcr ocrisecru. Sr.
Nefcn Fnm noH Sn IesiCn SusgIblri
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mnN k;sIt Sic ~treibcnSeu 91rEu ami.
lie SnSfIGalcr hefeuNcu T3 IN EirgEl
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