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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-24
Lannon'S Career.

of the colonel, summoning the. physi
clan to Millbrook.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-21

onoued Ia, q, ,vs,aV In Tat{p prior IN
NE rosor y i r ~ ~ narrec r. ,yas 70.
gaydad ns snrn,.,thlns, socrcd Tnst
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oti,, i,,,ocotio, a. de- cuet,p,s,,,
fashion. But the marquis did not smile,
pro,.id""c o o,.or nbiactnd cithor T., tbc
n,o,,nr a., a dooa I,1eros,o NV to a., d.
,or,.,,rtio, ,h,, arro,,,nsr., a. doI,,,-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-21

Their commander is Baron Meyer de
Schaueusee OF Luterne as whoever
holds this commission Is obliged to be
SWISS, noble and Of a Lucerne fam
n.y. Baron Meyer himself married into
the Roman ai1stocraCy, while hts son
has an American Wife, The command
ants father the late baron, also COM
mandant. had much to do in the quell-
ing Of a little mutiny among the Swiss
guard on the accession OF Leo XIII 10
the papal throne. Even then--or rath-
en- especially then--the finances OF the
Vatican were not horid, and the new
broom as was satircally termed the
incoming pontiff, decided to make a
clean sweep Of one Of their privileges
though sanctioned by custom. This
was the payment OF 800 to each mem-
Der of the force for his extra work dur
II is called Thirty of the boldest,
backed by the moral support Of their
comrades, took their arms, burricaded
Themselves In their barracks and de.
clured war, Neither prayers nor
threats, nor bribos could move them.
Nothing but their money would satisfy
them, and when that. after three days,
was forthcoming they came forth, too,
But Leo XIII had his revenge, as he
kept them waiting for % years for the
nCNt sede Vacante," while the average
length Of a pontihcate is only from
six to eight years.
A FAMILY or HISTORY.
The colonel Of the guard is Karl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-21

Pyffer d'Altishofen Of Lucerne WHOSE
family Is lnextriCably mixed with the
history of the Swiss guard Already
nine OF the same house have held the
post of commandant, and there is no
doubt Pyffer held the post IN 1862 UNI
der Clement X. The family of course,
comes from Lucerne, but the branch to
which Col Karl belongs had long been
domiciled in the eternal city. He Is
most interchangeable I'm the interests Of
his "boys" and the on-coming festivi-
ties are mostly due 10 his activity,
The guards themselves sign for I'VE
years service which can be renewed
If they wish After % years service
they have a pension, but they can only
rise from the ranks to the grade or
colonel The men, on the whole, have
little to complain OF, Their pay Is Sb
month, and as they are obliged to
be unmarried IL quite suftices Inc
officers Of whom there are six or
course get very small pay, the position
being more honorary than anything
else, and bringing prestige as
compensation The corps Is lodged in
magnificent quarters i'm the vatican
near Porta Angelica with every mod
ern convenience. The service, although
somewhat heavy, cannot be said TO be
of great responsibility, and the men
have many free hours In which, In
mutt, they are often seen about the
streets Of Rome. They are not allowed
to wear their uniform outside papal
territory; that would be going armed
into a foreign country!
RED. YELLOW AND BLUE.
Their flag. which may be seen way
ing over their barracks, is Of red, YET
low and very dark blue stripes, with
the arms Of the reignin" pontin on one
side, and on the reverse those of the
actual commandant 1t Is a highly ar
tistic production as are for that mat
ter. the guards themselves, and | am
afraid Il is only IN this light that they
are regarded by strangers, who are apt
10 think that they are put in their
places only to look pretty and appro-
PIRATE
The whole army OF the pontiff is
compospd of 1--WE armed corps, the Mo-
bic. swiss ANA Paiuntiue guards Gem
darmes and hremen. comprising $3.50
mon more ur less probably few more,
During Leo NGU's poutiucatc, Rome
was startled one day by uu enormous
headline m one Of the leading papers.
Mobilization or the Army and think.
ing thit war must be- upon hcr looked
ieNcrishly for further uoWs. Whereup-
ON the words "of Che pope We're nee
veuled u much smaller type ana the
Eternal City hrcatnod freely again.
These mmtuNcr5, announced with such
p0mp and so,cnWty We're "a new thing
I'm the vatican since the tull Of the
temporal power and occupied % month,
In the vatican arden, Il must be
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-21
How Carnegie Heard Latin Prayer "Booed'
OF kibo TO

dents IS fierce one. But on both oc-
casions Mr. Camogie's election has
been unanimous. The rector holds Office
Tor three years and has the right TO
preside over the meetings of the ruins
body of the university called the Uni
versity court In former time he had
more numerous duties 10 tulhl, and had
the right to demand from the civil au-
thorltlos that amy student who had
committed an offence should DE handed
over by them TO be tried in the rector's
court This law has never been re-
pealed though Il has long fallen into
allegiance. Practically AN that is now
required of the rector IL that he should
deliver am address when he s installed.
But he has the right of nominating AN
assessor who becomes "A member of the
court lie always uomiuatcs some one
suggested by the students and IN that
way they obtain q representative i'm
that body 'Tho looks after their IN
tcrests
NATIONAL PROPOSITION.
or late years the rector OF st. AM
dreWs has always been "a man possessed
at le8st of a national reputation.
Among the distinguished men who have
held the Office may be mentioned John
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-21
CHAN1BERLAINS SON
PUTS UP THE MONEY.

Special Correspondence.
I ONDON, oct l1,--Thrce delegates
representing the Postal Fedora
L. ton Of Great Britain, Of which
most OF the postohice employees OF
this country are members. win cross the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-21
WELL, HARDLY

Magistrate You say you stole the
crabs because your family was starving,
vet I have been given to understand that
you keep three dogs
Prisoner: Yes your honor, sir: but /
couldn't ask my family TO eat dog meat.
81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-21
THE COLLEGE CHURCH, ST ANDREWS.

Australian aborigines, has there been
such q successful hoax as that by which
young 1'yrolese vagabond has duped
Partisan magistrates, polygot savnnts
and I'd host Of other clever folk
While drIblets Of the strange story
have doubtless reached America by Ca
bile, now that the exposure has come ID
is worth recountlng at greater length.
ARRESTED BY POLICE.
Agostuo Rmaldo, 10 give him his real
name, was arrested by the Paris police
on "a charge OF vasrancy. He was dis
covered sleeping on a bonch and his
ragged clothing afforded prcsumptivN
evidence that he had been guilty Of that
hcluous ofcnso among civilized COM
muulucs- existing without visible
means of support That he had been
for some time "a stranger 10 a square
meal was shown by his gaunt frame
and hollow cheeks. There was nothing
iu his face TO indicate that he was pos
sessed of "a particularly shreWd intell-
gence llr looked much like many 9TH
err lads who have led n life OF vaga-
bondage But the rough school IN
which he had been trained had shar-
peuCi his wits more than Il does those
~ mos. youths who pass through A..
Ana previous experience OF prison fare
had taught him that Sc was an extreme
ly unsatisfactory diet FOR a hungry
man. AS soon as he found he was nab
bed he coucoCted n scheme to profit
by his arrest Sh1mming ignorance OF
the remarks addressed TO him by the
oinions OF the law, he answered them
ln mn uniutcli'gible iargon, Before thu
I'd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-21
rriOuc Relic Of the Temporal
Power of the Papacy Kept
To Protect Ii.
RESPONSIBLE FOR HIS SAFETY.
"a, First Organized in the Days Of
Julius II, the Fighting Pope
Members All Killed.
nn.cIal cmrespondence.

qcacIal Correspondence.
ONE, oct. 1.-THE most pictur-
esdue relic Of the days when the
N papacy exercised something like
\ real temporal power. the Swiss
Guards is preparing TO celebrate the
tourth centenary Of its formation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-21

lngton. The duration OF their stay In
the United states Is az present udet-
mite.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-21
Slammed lgnsraucs and Spoke a
Strange Tongue Which Puz
zIed Experts.
MAGISTRATE MADE PET or HIM

SPECIAL Correspondence.

. ARIs, oct lO,--Not since DeRouge.
- mont fooled the Royal Geogaphi.
cal society the Wide World mag.
uzne and the British public gene
rally boy his fictitious accounts of ads
-nmres among undiscovered tribes Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-21

artists diverse talents ala not also in
clude proficiency i'm the sartorul art.
COMMANDER A BARON.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-21

JOB ssIdi sire ear trioth words as
tho palate tasteth meat" And IN
these days OF printing, and Of sd'
Vertisingi tho word "eye" may be
substituted for ear"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-21
A FAMILY on HISTORY,

The colonel Of the guard is Karl
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01
Adventure III

ise TO come again whenever she might
be summoned.
Sherlock Holmes sat silent for a few
minutes with his finger-tips still
pressed together, his legs stretched
out in front of him, and his gaze di-
reeted upward TO the ceiling. Then he
took down from the rack the old and
oily clay pipe. which was TO him as a
councillor. and. having lit IT, he leaned
back in his chair. with the thick blue
cloud-Wreaths spinning up from him.
and look of infinite languor in his
face
Quite an interesting study that mai
den" he observed. Il found her more
interesting than her little problem
which, by the way, is rather trite one
You viii find parallel cases. if you con-
suit my index, in Andover in ~, and
there was something of the sort at The
Hague last year. Old as is the idea.
however, there were one or two details
which were new 10 me. But the maiden
herself was most instructive"
You appeared TO read a good deal
upon her which was quite Invisible to
me-" | remarked.
Not invisible, but unnoticed. Wat
son. You did not know where 10 look.
and so you missed all that was import
ant. / can never bring you 10 realize
the Importance of sleeves. and sugges-
tiVeness of thumb-nails, or the great
issues that hang from boot-lace.
New what did YOU gather from that
WOman'S appearance? Describe it,"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01
...Sherlock Holmes.

Windibank, your stepfather. returned
10 France"
Mr.. Hosmer Angel came TO the house
again and proposed that we should
marry before father came back. He
was in dreadful earnest, and made me
swear, with my hands on The Testa-
ment, that whatever happened / would
always be true TO him Mother said
that il was quite right 20 make me
swear. and that 1t was sign of his
passion Mother was all in his favor
from the first, and was even fonder of
him than | was Then when they
talked of marrying within the week. l
began TO ask about father; but they
both said never mind about father, but
just 10 tell him afterwards and mother
said she would make it ali right with
him. l didn't quite like that, Mr.
Holmes. It seemed funny that / should
ask his leave as ne was only a few
years older than me; but l didn't want
to do anything on the sly so | wrote
10 rather at Bordeaux, where the COM
pany has its French offices, but the
letter came back TO me on the very
morning of the wedding"
1t missed him. them"
yes sir; for he had started TO Eng
land just before il arrived.
'Ha! that was unfortunate. Your
wedding was arranged, then. for Fri
day. Was it 10 be in church,
Yes, sir, but very quietly II was
TO be at ST. Savior's. near Kings
Cross, and We were 10 have breakfast
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01
SECTION THREE.
By
Sir A. Conan Doyle.

together but that the one always app
peared when the other was away, WAS
suggestive. So were the tinted spec
tacles and the curious voice which
both limited at a disguise, as did the
bushy whiskers. My suspicious were ali
confirmed by his peculiar action in
typewriting his signature which, OF
course. inferred that his handwriting
was so familiar TO her that she would
recognize even the smallest sample of
it, You see all these isolated facts. to-
|gether with many minor ones, all point
led in the same direction"
And how did YOU verify them?'
Having once spotted my man. il was
easy 10 get confederation. ! knew the
firm for which this man worked HaV-
ing taken the printed description.
eliminated everything from il which
could be the result of a disguise-the
whiskers, the glasses, the voice-and /
sent 1t to the firm, with a request that
they would inform me whether it an
swered to the description of any of
their travellers. 1 had already noticed
the peculiarities of the typewriter and
[ wrote to the man myself at his bust
ness address, asking him if he would
come here. As I expected, his reply
was typewriter, and revealed the
same trivial but characteristic defects.
me SAME posi- Drought NE Il ltLlef from
WesthOuse q Marbank of Fenchurch
street, to say that the description tall
lied in every respect with that of their
employe, James Windibank. VOLTA
tout"
And Miss Sutherland"
IF tell her she VIII not believe me.
You may TeDember the Old Persian
saving, There is danger for him whg'
taketh the tiger cub, and danger ala
for whose snatches a delusiOn from q
woman. There is as much sense Z
Hafiz as in Horace, and as IN =
knowledge of the world
Copyright by A. Conan Doyle ND
II a q -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01
ACase of Identity

signature is very suggestiVe-in fact,
we may call it conclusive.
''Of what?'
My dear fellow. is il possible you do
not see how strongly it bears upon the
CASE"
II cannot say that 1 do, unless it
were that he wished to be able TO deny
this signature if an action for breach
of promise were instituted.
No that was not the point. How
ever | shall write two letters. which
should settle the matter One is to d
firm in the city. the other is to the
young lady's stepfather. Mr.. Windi-
bank, asking him whether he could
meet us here at 6 o'clock tomorrow
evening. 1t is just as we'll that we
should do business with the male rela-
tives And now, doctor. We can do
nothing until the answers to those let
tiers come, so We may put our little
problem upon the shelf for the in
term"
/ had had so many reasons to believe
in my friends subtle powers of reason
ing, and extraordinary energy in ac-
ton. that ! felt that he must have
some solid grounds for the assured and
easy demeanoT with which he treated
the singular mystery which he had
been called upon 10 fathOm. Once only
had ! known him TO fail, in the case Of
the king of Bohemia and of the Irene
Adler photograph; but when ] looked
back to the weird business of the Sign
of the -Four, and the extraordinary cir
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01

Copyrighted, 1895 by Charles ~.
CrewdsonJ
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01

Copyright by A. Conan Doyle M
Harper q Bro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-30

fer Srommsl fd6rt nun Der Mrtiit aui
Dem Hanoe, Der nit NuerbOlSern bes
lest lit, nm Dem Sa9rrao msbr
Wiberitano gu bieten, uno atpar ipielt
ii6 Der 0oreang in folgenoer WeiIe ab.
Ter Qrtiit beiteist oas Sabrrab unten
auf Dem Erommelrano uno beginnt
trdftig a%nSufabren. Oaourd fGnst
oas grpBe Rao iia in entgegensefester
Ri6tung an 81 brebsn, sctrieben bur9
oas Getpi9t bes Sabrcrs, Gbnli9 ipis
Elm Sretrao. Sierauf bdlt Der Sabrer
auf Dem b09iten puntte. Sen err err
reidsn tann. isin Nao plDbli9 nit ses
fpaltiger araftanItrengung an uno
miro nun BON Dem groben Huo in ents
sessnseiester Ridtuns elm Slid nit
in Die !SObe genommen. Don oieier
SDbe fabrt er II trGftis treteno pies
Der berunter uno errei9t bur6 feline
S4ipungtraft cine entipretenos mod
srObere S6be auf Der anoeren Seits.
0ort bdlt er tpisoer an. lGBt ii6 pies
Der nit berum nebmen. fabrt pieoer
an, errei1t cine nod gr0bere Sobe unc
10 fort. 0ur9 isin fortaeIebtes @n-
fabren bstpirtt er audi, Dab iid bas
sroBe Gab INNER i1ne1sr uno lionel,
Ter orebt. 4uf oieie Weiie erbdlt sr
enbli9 cine S6punetraft. Die i'm be-
fGbist, iieben Bis ad)t Wtal binter sins
amber in Dem Ii9 in entgegenseiebter
Ni6tuns brsbenbsn Raoe berum5ufabs
rem. Die @oritequng iibt ourd Die Iih
fortpGbreno persrOBernbsn, chamber
entsssenssisbten sc i6winbisfeiten cine
srobe unb nsrpenerresenoe Wirtung
auf Die 3uidauer aus uno miro ossa
balb eifris beiuht. Sus Sabrrao 1T
pie elm geipDbnli6ss gebaut uno bat
nir elm etipas erSberes @epiht.
Man iiebt. Dab Der GrfinSungsseip
Der @rtiiten Dem Der S~nsenieure nidt
nahfebt, nur nit Dem llnteri1iebe.
bab Die Sehniter Iid bsmiiben, Mens
f4entrGfte unb Menihenleben su i9ps
men, pGbrsnb Ole 4rtiiten Is iibsrfliiI.
flyer Weiie in Gefabr brinssn uno aui'
reiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-30

ipie 2coer, Ser Die Operation idon
mebr pie cinmdl Ourfgemoft bat.
Sic risfiren olio nifts nit mir.
Gum lleberiluiie erfIdre id) mid
aud nod oa5li bereit, mid iebesmal
Dor Ger Operation bon @erouimo
cine babe Stn,oe hang bitrd) Die
Irena bcben 81 ldiicu. Ndtungs'
poa, Moie TIE buffalo aio. Glpe.
ooon @ulh, Nri5ona."
grapo, Moie!"
,Iicier Soge hoben mir Den 1er'
iel ~be9rnben. Yber nidlt ocn leib-
boitigen icnorrn mr. Den Seterteu-
rel (Vrintcrs' IcpiD. Gr mor Elm
armer 5euiel stnb mir boffcn, Dab
Inn i'm Scnieits nid)t of Der aerger
uno @ernrub ungered)net miro, Dem
err ms hiehieoen b|2reitet bat. Us
mar aber aud gernoe5u malt6mal
siim Observation-Disclosures :-mie INNER
9ofalrebofteur neiilid) einnrul
ldrieb: Wein man lid mad,
arGftcn obgedlt1lt hot, einer
oroentlifen Slrtifel 81 idyreibeu, rnr
ginem Dies nod menolidler Ofilbe'
moltlun9 rnb nit pielcm Sfpetb &C.
Iungen lit, 10 nlodlte mo Oas Slan(
nom Simmel berlulter flltd]en, mem,
onrd] Die Sd)ulb eines 10 nittsiuiir.
bigen Trilfertclfcls Die gonSe Ge.
id)idte pcrhaQhornt unb nit unIiuni-
gen Se6lern gelpift i'm glutte err
ideint mo nan, itatt Entertaining
5t erilten, nod cberorein altsgelahi
nnO ueripottet miro. Wir 1obelt OF
bebaiiptet. ieoer Nebafteur fommc
nod ieinem Sobe ipornitreid)s III Den
Sinimel. neil err iein 6egieler oilrf
Die Nihtsuteigteit oes Grnderter'
iels idon bier al,f Grhen ub3umafer
hat. Was ober Dem Sruderteufelr
i'm Senieits iiir ein Shidial blilbt.
Iobt lid mir nit @raulen abnen
llebrigerls freiien mir inns iiber Der
!Singong oeS utlcrigen nid)t meiter,
@on oieier Species lit INNER Der cine
nod nm Glide @rao idlirnmer ME
Der nnbere. ltno menn inns Der Ser'
itcrbene nit @eibcln ge3iiftigt bot
10 miro iein Nohiolger mabrifleinlid
Sforpionen 9ebraud)en. Gs III abet
nid)ts baran 81 Gioern mo bus
@eite iii, man ergiebt lid ihmeigenf
in iein Sdifial. Sofitens bi(
lailit in Der Salhe Bari man ma
den; ober babel fonlnlt chen aud
nid)tS beraus."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-30
Sas llcberlcbcn Scr @ccigmetitcn.

Sm Randpi um's 5ai,:R bieib;r, mis- Der ayose @ts
ltbtis SptRfes iaIt, rar Gle UseioIHttr, DE torpcys
lid liigiiGin as Stat ON Itbcn. Seio d,io
sgi eugsr Sui. Rraribtii %bsa:nE;. ME isbes
btilnindiihe lltbti. nit .leiasH aaidHptu. Stits
;tm &opipeh io.Qeu Hry 81 bllo ~bebytroe rro iss
benpe Ropiihmtrien, SbEmln:s sAaidas, Sbrtrs
iaaitn: pem ~plpp!eea 8.'bmad bale auti,obtE,
%lltbtlieir. Qcriepiupp, bis 9'bU uuo Ritre it.seb:
LID to6srdo:a hyouii6 e~uiIiun,; iirD urb Der
3~cr,ilt.unq 6titroei. Sam liuitn ts llraiiid ib;u
poa 0ssjip:iilnra umbtr, wtteen else lstb!, Stu;,
QtpiN.n.oicr Euldia,ber ooer eretber Id mi: Nlars
itr Beib:d. Yls in abr oar ridi rp.5;s. psnn.
ME mi: cilie 0r ~btrubmigN Fl. Eg.rl.n Rtdn;trs
piaen, ot ihr y GsEis IN aata Apo;beisu Ii BADEN
;ino, bas eeioen pon p%e.nb;r,:r td:it %p,thditi p;t:
Ten ioltn, 10 .,un eaf{!b. nit eMn pit:tsn M:,,e'
aat in otm i~pditrtH S;ae:um mob tur:t: n:re.n,
10 oaS ejti, S:erbeHsiyauf;n Ho3 -iibty.tbea". Sit
Il. 9trnaro GrGuteyp.lsN tribd.t;u itint m:ilAJ
iden Site, nie Cutdii.bsg ootr Spaeuhsiu, lor;
otyu nr Die bt;lisdii;aiier QiaE,guidii, m iosG1
idl;iec 3ubcrtiturp mo bsier N:i3ar9!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-30

Saarbmrg. Son cincm Sitter
3uac i%iberiabrcn pilrbe am Gborfrei-
tag Mbenb Der g%abnpGrter Wtattb.
gensihanel 5miifen geilrig nio
Shooen. Gr muroe lofort getootet.
Sricr. - In Den Siterieiertagcn
bot es in Der Giiel TART geifneit.
5~beilmeiie blicb Der Sdnee bod
llegen.
Y%cttcmbnrg. = Sn Der Haht BON
Sonntog aiii Wontag perihafite
Aemanb lid burG cine feline 2ude
3utritt III ben Waihinenrmrm Der
Sompi3icgelei bon Sacduiltpt nnO
offnete an Der SampimaiGine Der
id,ieoene S1bne. Oils am Worgcn
Die Wnifine nidt iunftionierte, belt
Der Woifiniit gleih Hahid]au uno
cntocdte bolo Die 5bot. @icQeidlt
cinigc Winiten ip1ter mdre Die Wn.
ifinc in bic 2ltit geiIogen, nno cs
bate iih elm iitrdtbares llrtgliif er.
eignet, mas Der unbefonnte 3buter
icoenioQs mn be5rpedte.
2nrembnrg. Cine Shhpinblc.
rim, Die 3ablrcid)en Eerionen @elb
ublodte, lpurbc i'm Ge3ember pcrigen
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