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The Washington times., 1906-01-20


Downey 1922 L 81 nv. Gen 5 $. Yoder.
Room IS, Atlantic building G. T. Bride
l3l ST. Sc
No seats reserved after / 80 2. m.
The following distinguished and elo-
quent speakers have promised 20 be
present and address tie meeting:
Hon. Wendell Philips Stafford, Assoc
eiate Justice supreme Court, .. CT
Rev. DR.. Thomas J. Sheehan. OF the
Catholic University; Rev. Donald e.
Macleod, d. D, rector OF First Fres-
byterian Church; Hon. Thomas d. Pat
Samuel " Mccall, ii. c., Of Massachu-
sets; HOn. Champ Clark, NJ c, OF Mis-
souri,; Hon. Reuben o. Noon, M C, OF
Pennsylvania; Hon. Henry 4. Ealney.
81. C., OF Illinois; Hon. South Trirnble,
N. c., Of Kentucky; Hon. Robert q.
Cousins, d. C, OF lowe; Hon- william
Sulzer, N. c., OF New York
The doors OF the theatre VIII be open
at O'Clock sharp. The speaking viii
begin promptly az O'Clock. Prom 2 20
3 O'clock the MARINE BAND, w. II.
santelmann, airector WlIl render the
following select music;
America" (Smlth); march, Liberty
Bel" (Sousa); iuteTmezzos "CaVaneria
Rusticana" (AIascagril; caprice,
ley, "Gate City (Wheeler); march,
stars and strips Forever" lScusal.
no SEATS WILL HE RESERVED
AFTER 1880 ?. d.
All humane and nberty-loviug citt-
zens are cordially invited to be present
There IS no charge Tor eom1sslOn and
there viii be no collection.
Those desiring reserved seats can
procure the same from Eon- VIM. z.
powney chairman committee OF az
rangementg. 1922 L street northwest.
Gen. 8. s. Xoder, chairman committee
on printing, room 1s, Atlantic Building;
rraittee on speakers, 13l B street south
east.
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WOMAN PARALYZED
AS AUDIENCE CHEERS
Mrs H. A. Gienwater, While Entertaining Confederate
Veterans Stricken at Climax OF After the Battle"
Audience Thought She Was Acting

Mrs. H 4. Clearwater. of 1909 s street
northwest. who was stricken with pa
ralysis while Teciting battle poem be
fore the Confederate Veterans Asso-
citation at their han .asj nigiIt and who
has since been lying in serious condi-
ton at her home. was late this after
noon pronounced 10 be- in a precarious
condition. Little hope being entertained
for her recovery.
Nearing the end of a pathetic poem,
delivered in "a tone and manner In fun
accord TO the sentiment expressed. Mrs.
II. A CLEARWATER. upon reaching the
climax. in a voice choked with the emo,
tion she so well portrayed. yoicing the
The Washington times., 1906-01-20

Next week will be "Insurrection
Week in the House. The insurgents
are to be given an opportunity 10 In
surge 10 their hearts content
- They had the opportunity this week.
but they let IL slip from them. They
were going TO play smash and havoc
with the Philippine tariff bill. but when
10 came right down 20 the scratch. the
Republican insurgents, although there
were ffty-seVen or them. couldn't con-
meet up with the Democrats on any one
particular proposition. and the Philip
pine tariff bin went through just as
the House leaders wished IL
Next weeks insurrection viii be more
serious. The opposition TO the Hamll-
ton Statehood bill. admitting Oklahoma
and Indian Territory as one. and Ari-
IONA and New Mexico as another State
IS composed OF a united minority and
Of nearly seventy members OF the
House who are bound together 10 up
set the organization program.
Balk on Arizona.
Babcock OF Wisconsin Is the leader
OF the Republican insurgents He SAYS
there is no opposition TO the admission
of Oklahoma and Indian Territory. All
are willing 10 grant that. But he de-
clares emphatcaly that the other
feature OF the ADMINISTRATORS pro-
gram cannot be realized.
The test VIII come when the bin IS
presented 70 the House for considera-
ton on Wednesday. accompanied BY a
rule providing that it shall not be sub
ject 10 amendment. Upon this rule, the
fight @: the insurgents will be made.
They declare that by their combina-
tion with the minority. the rule Will De
rejected. and the bin viii be amended
in conformity with the plan outlined
10y Mr. Ba bcock.
The organization forces. although not
demoraliZed. recognize the gravity OF
the situation. James Watson. Of Indi-
ana, the Republican whip. pictures IT
as follows.
The Washington times., 1906-01-20

anguish Of a mother left alone with her
dead, her checks suddenly blanched her
frame quivered, and. after lettering a
moment yainly trying TO recover her
self. fell unconscious.
Her failing coming as il did at a time
so much in accord with the recital. was
Thought TO be- but biz of acting and
cheers and applause were generously
given. The pra Cticed eye OF a physician
in the audience however, detected some
thing wrong, and. rushing 20 the pros
trate WOmau's side found her 10 be
stricken with paralysis
The ambulance of the Emergency Hos
pital was sent FOR and the paralyilc was
Ilken there ana after being given stimu-
lauts vas taken 10 her home al l6J5 ;
street northwest.
The Washington times., 1906-01-20
FRYE ENDORSES PERKINS
FOR GOVERNOR OF ALASKA

Senator Frye OF Maine has added his
cOmmendatiOn to those of Senators
Iison, Lodge and Piles. for the an
ntment of w. T. Perkins as governor
Alaska in case there should be A
ancy. Senator Frye stated thar
Perkins, who now lives in Nome.
once law student in his office.
is a man OF great ability.
.fsident Roosevelt did no, inform
1tor Frye as to the status OF the
IA governorship. Secretary Hitch
- has had several conferences with
President in the last few DAYS
the Alaska situation. but as yet
hHtement has been given out CON
Sg the rumOTed resignation Of
6enor Brady.
The Washington times., 1906-01-20
Organization Not Hopeful.

We expect 10 have full Republican
attendance There Will be no DISPOSE
ton TO shut OF debate. Everyone who
wants to be shall be heard. I think
We will have enough votes TO carry the
rule. But IL We do not We will save
what We can out OF the wreck, and
Oklahoma and Indian Territory will
surely be admitted by the vote OF the
House"
The Statehood bin will be the i'm
pOrtant business OF the week. Monday
VIII be District day in the House
Tuesday viii be devoted to clearing up
a few odds and ends Of legislation If
the Statehood bill is out OF the way
before the end OF the week the Appro-
priatiQns Committee viii probably
bring in the bin making appropriations
for the legislative. executive. aud Judi
cial branches OF the Government.
The Washington times., 1906-01-20
Insurgents Will Rally
Against Statehood BIZ
Congress Program for Week Sets Fight for
Wednesday and Spooner's Reply to
Tillman's TRADE for Monday.
CONGRESS NEXT WEEK

SENATE.
Monday-Spoone Tllman Administration
Committee to hear Auditor S. commission
Tueday-Bailey
reply
Wednsday-e of Pines Foreign Relations
Poultney Bgelow again before Canal Committee.
No set-Rairoad F. before
Canal Committee Ship subsidy bills
HOUSE.
Monday-Distrct
MISUNDERSTANDING
Observation-Disclosures bills.
End of week-AppTopriations.
The Washington times., 1906-01-20

Filipino people view il. They declare
that nobody but the American colony
has any use for the road; that. In fact,
they are trying to make sort OF CO.
ionial Newport OF the summer capital
desiring to have as exclusive an article
of society as possible and 20 keep out
all but Americans. The Filipinos. there
fore, protest against the expenditure OF
an immense amount Of their revenues
on "a work FOR the benefit and pleasure
OF extravaganza has come in for end
less dcnuuciation OF late.
Private Monopoly.
one of the commissioners IS charged
with having secured a practical mo-
uopoly Of the terminal properties at the
island Of Negros, thereby putting him
self In possession of an extremely yalu-
able franchise
IN connection with any Senatorial in
quiry into these charges 1t is said to
be certain that the whole proposition
Of building railroads in the islands with
Government aid will be investigated.
Some vigorous allegations are made. by
men of information and affairs who
have recently been in the islands that
fo- many Of the protected roads there
Is no business requirement that they
never Will pay, and never will be OF
practical benefit TO the islands. Under
these circumstances there has naturally
been suspicion that scandal might be
found more or less underlying the whole
railroad building policy, and IL will
get its share OF attention.
The Washington times., 1906-01-20
UMBRELLA STANDS FOR CARS.

There Is an agitation in Glasgow, Scot
land, 10 have umbrella stands provided
on the platform of the electric street
cars.
The Washington times., 1906-01-20
THOUSANDSEAO
FOR OLnONSIDES
President s Elaborate
P,iOn.
FROM "A SAC H USETTS
po. ~, - ng and Other Beautiful
Eao+u~and Is Signed by
amous Men.

qrba On. of the people of Massa-
ch,,so.t. he recommendation of Sec
ratar,- p.parte that the old frigate
Co,stf,,,I be destroyed or turned
,nto on 1ject for target practice, a
monste,atition signed by 10000 people.
wasla yefOre the President this morn
ing.
This reat army or petitioners, in
cudIrall Of the living former COVER
--ors Iayors. eX-mayors, legislators,
and scendants OF the men who made
the i Ironsides the terror of the Brit
ish Wy. OFFER an eloquent plea for the
prervation Of the historic ship.
In Imitation Locker.
pcked in a cedar chest, designed
aer the old seaman's locker of
cltury ago. the petition arrived at the
7hite House this morning in charge OF
.ric Pape, the Boston artist, who de
igned the remarkable instrument. and
was unfolded in the presence of Presi-
dent Roosevelt. AdmiTa. Dewey. and a
group of distinguished Congressman. in
Guiding Senator Frye OF Maine. Sena-
tor Spooner Of Wisconsin, Representa-
tive Mccall of Massachusetts,. and
others
The entire petition is 10 feet long
and the 5000 names. spread six or
eight across the page. If written in
single list would make a column three
times The height of the Washington
Monument
Oil Painting Included
The wording of the petition is placed
below a striking oil painting of the
Constitution in the act of dealing the
final blows 10 the English frigate. Guer-
Eiere. The prayer 10 the President and
Congress is painted in water colors up
on a drum head
Then follow the names Of the petit
TONERS. the first name being that of
Governor Douglas. Among the most Ia
nous names on the list are those OF
Gen. Nelson a. Miles former Gov
errors Bracket and Bates. Governor
Guild. of Massachusetts. and Governor
Mclean, of New Hampshire. Seventy
mayors and eN-mayOrS of MassaChu-
sets. every member OF the house and
senate OF the State legislature. his
toTic ORGANIZATIONS. and a host of others
signed the interesting paoer
In accordance with q suggestion of
The President. the peti-iOn will be placed
on permanent exhibition in the NAVY
Department. Mr.. Pape has promised 10
present perfect model Of the Consti-
tuition. which he has in his possession
TO be exhibited with the petition. The
model was designed seventy-fiye years
ago.
The Washington times., 1906-01-20
GeRN0R PATTISON
YELL ENOUGH TO SMOKE

aClMBUS. Ohio. Jan. 2o-Governor
I Is much better. why. when
{,S ere this morning he was walk
Ia Il the room, smoking a cigar
from isit 10 tbe e,o,, lr1il ne IIled
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Ship Subsidy Again.

The ship subsidy bill and the pure
food bill viii continue TO receive con-
sideration in the Senate next week.
Both have been under discussion since
the Christmas holidays, and a number
or more or less important amendment -
have been added to each. Senator Gal
hnger, who is in charge OF the ship
subsidy measure, Will make an effort
some time in the coming week to have
a date fixed upon which the final vote
on the passage Of the bill may be had
Outside Of these two subjects for
speechmaking, the foreign relations OF
the United States will be under dfscIs-
sion Senator SpOOner is preparing to
reply on Monday TO Senator Tillman's
criticism on the Administration policy
In Santo Domingo. II is understood that
he VIII carefully refrain from references
70 the incident of Mrs. Morris removal
from the White House. which was the
text or so great a part of the Tillman
attack On the President The Senate
having refused to order an investigation
OF that affair as proposed by Senator
T1llman. the incident Will be allowed 10
drop.
The railroad rate question will likely
be injected into the Senate proceedings
toward the I'D of the week, as the In
terstate Commerce Committee has prac
tcally decided upon the bill 1t will
recommend Ior passage.
On Tuesday. the Finance Committee
The Washington times., 1906-01-20
PHILIPPINE OFFICIALS
UNDER MICROSCOPE
Senator CulberSon Is Determined to Ascertain Interests
Held by Commission in Governmental Works in the
ISlandS-Secretary Taft investigates.

Persistent reports that American Of
hcials in the Philippines have been i'm
properly interesting themselves in the
opportunities for private gain in con
nection with the Governmental works
in the islands are responsible for the in
PRODUCTION by Senator CuIbersOn Of n
resolution asking from the War Depart
ment information as 70 what members
OF the Philippine Commission are finan-
cislly interested IA enterprises in the
Islands. These reports have been bruited
about for "a long time.
The administration officials here ara
at loss which commissioners are es-
PeciaIly aimed at by the reso,uuon, and
are anxious 10 know what information
Senator Cul0erson or anybody else can
give them that VIII assist in getting
at the facts. Secretary Taft has called
on Commissioner Ide. acting governor,
for the fullest possible report.
The Baguio Road.
People recently returned from the ISL
ands have told some circumstantial
stories about conditions there. Thus
there is the account of the building OF
the acknowledgement carriage road, sixty
miles long, which is designed ultimately
to be occupied by a subsidized trolley
line. The summer capital is at Baguio,
about I35 miles from Manila by air line
and 40 miles by rail and read. The
carriage road connects with the present
railroad from Manila. The story goes
that the officials started TO build this
road expecting # would cost 100000 or
therea bouts. Instead it has now cost
about s2,500,0o0, according to reports
from the islands, and is not yet COM
pleted.
This is not the worst phase of it, as the
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-09

gSasta 10. 1888 tpbisti tieteeuiieSs
ii tdmdn fdpidnnDsid iaooun fofee
mufi Ell nerofaS iatialainen Sellrie9el
Sdnen onnistui 1illoin %tooistaa, ettd
mnutamat palfofasnit fptenindt
ottamaon lima Sta tppped ia ettd to-
ma tapahtui mddrdttpien bafterien
amula. Ndmd pmat Iellaiiia battereio
iotfa alemmista maaferrof5ista tuns
feutumat fasnien i%uuriin ia Ipnnptt6.
not niisid Understandable, iotfa
luurenefpot iitG mufaan FUN ne fe.
bittppdr. Ytdmd batterit ne banttis
ipat fosniue ilmasta tipped, FUN
taas faS uit puolestaan marustapat
ne mdlttdmdttDmiud ramintoaineiIIa.
&efiintDd on abferasti alettu tdpitdd
fasm iniIielpfiesid. 9bd IaaiemmalIe
lemidd maan lonnoittominen palto'
fasipia miIielemdqd buonoiua, biefs
failiua ills tDpestG fDpbiId MALTA.
8auppisI ia mppoddn mptpGdn Ians
noitusaineita, iotta iiIdltdmGt noita
eri palfofasmeibin tuilumia bate.
rcia. gloobon, iosia tabootaon nil'
iead palfpfasmeia ia iosla taboo
taon pilieud palfofasmeia ia iosia
Ell mitddn ennen ole fosmatettu ia
iosia len mupfii eli moi otofiua ole
man nditd baftereia. pmat ndmd al
meet pa~ifaqaan. Sos iostain ldbeltd
poioaon TUBA iofunen fuormae
maata, iosia paIfofasmeia on miIs
ieltp. maieuttaa Ie luonnoniIesti phta-
|IdiIeSti ia fen foattu paaiee uieintin
oStamaSta pdGrennettpG tafparoa.
Maan mieben etentin hilee fiinnits
tdd buomionia tdbdn pudeiitettppn
bafterien maifututIeen. WielenId mlr
faan moi ban palfofaSpeia milieles
mdud fdpttdd Iitd bppdfieen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-09

tdbben oIet minuIe Ipntiielie oloitto'
nut iota min pdIion olen paboa T.
nua mastaon iebnpt ia MD teen TO-
ia betfi waiffa en- iabtoiii. Diem
faifen fufpistuffen oifani elanpt
maaiImaue ia rpiboaiieIle, iild Min
fauman mibouinen riebuu, FUN iai
minut aniaania ia palneliiatienia.
&c fuipaili fuinta banSfaa minnla
oliii maailmaSia, maan iitd rbonS'
faa" e; festdnpt FUN betfen, ia min
oil taas Iuru ipbdmmesid e'ta ollut
fosfaan raubaa. Wlind olin fdsid
maimosia monta wuotta. Wttnun
oil mabboton ustoa, eta Sumalan
armo enddn f%uuluiii min ipnt'leue
tuin MIND olin, maan Sumala ilmoit.
ii minuIe ettd tuliiin @iuoraa 9dnen
tpfDnid min ioiiin ipntini anteetii.
Wlind ndin unto, ettd Sumala firioit'
ii minun fdtceni tifillla ia fperelld,
naon nina EN- Iaannt lufia rita, mis-
nj berdiin iiiben, fun olen Sumalan
Iplisid ia ianottiin. ettd ipntini omat
anteefii annetut. So min usfon MT
ettd olen armoeta autuas, naan en-
aniioSta. Wuiotafao rutoilla laf'
faamatta Min tauman FUN olemme
pield armon o%iaeia.
Weliet Seeiufiesia, ia te iotfa olet'
te .Serran miinasmden tppmtebid!
Wtuistafaa ppIpd FIND tebtdmdsid,
iobon Serra on teiodt mdarannpt.
Sc olette &ristufien f~dsfpldilid ia
mddrGmind olette ipelpoites
tut pitdmddn buoIta ipiinamden fass
ipeista. 9atIofaas tuota purlta, TO-
ia MT on tiore fufpistapa, Jos iiis
ben rnpeaa tulemaan fuiipia ofiia
la %rappeutuu, min iinun tulee foets
taa f~oriata tuota puuta entiieen fu'
foishifI ecnia, maan jos olette mnals
tamarasIa Min fiinni ett'ette
buomaa tebtdnddnne, fun on liian
9lIfdd cliffs mailman
ia funniaa iiad iitd Ell teiltd
noabita fun menette tiliae.
Slfaa Serran dGnelle funliailia
min iiaoin teette bpfpdd len mitd
Sddfdd taiwaauiien Sidn
luoiaan!
Nditd piirii %iisfonne ustosia See
ufIeen
Sofia gillian.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-09
Eimamttifmminsas.

Wlaailman Dliptunin9as Hocfelep
Ter, on min rifas, ettd monet n'daf
ia monet rubtinaat omot bdnen rsH'
noIIaan. Mutta bdntd mield ritfaam
III Hence timanttifnnin9os alfreo
9eit, iofa banitiee paltaania Gteld'
gIrifosIa ia a%ontoosIa. Site ban iitd
ei Iano, mmita Gnsonti plpeilee bd'
n estd ia miittaa mielibpmdud bdnen
miIiooniinia, fun amerifalaiiia raba'
rubtinaita maintain.
9uo lpbptfasmninen, faino, FAM
tDstamasiaon melfein maoftmafon
mics on melfein fofo mailman IT,
monttite ouiIuuoen funin9as ia balit'
Zee roiattomana ma1aua ndioen fa's
fisto iolofiwistd faleimpien ia far'
neimpien bintoia ia tnottoa. Sdnen
boausIoon omot moailmon lnirim'
mat ia tdrfcimmdt timanttifoinoflet,
tai oifeommin ban fomentaa nbt'o''
Il. iofo ne omietaa, ia ban mddrafa
mieIenia mufaam mitd MARTINIQUE
Idbeietddn.
sIlfreb Deit on, mifdli alian tiini'ldf
banen IpntpmGmoasfoan mofnuitd'
rpot = ban on pimittdin ipntpdan
5of5oIoinen biIionddri ia oinoa
mics mooilmasia, ioao on oiteas
tdhan ormonimeen. 81 ole Delppo
oiateao mita tio oifeastoon merf'tlee
5ind numerot otpat min luirid, efta
nc fappat pIi ibmiien pmmdrrpt'enf
mutta 9eit on bilionon DOLLARS
.ormoinen~, ia on bdn fuolefpoii'Sia
riffain mics.
Sobn .. Rocfeieller on banf'n lo'
tofuinfin oonaribiiionddri. Q. o.
bdneaa ei ole biIiOonoo oollor'o
pubtoosia rabasio eta moi no'btoo
i5umnnotonto omoiiuniioon ldbesfaan
luobon Iummoon. iiad toto maa'l
man fiIiiemd fuIta, ia bopearobasio
Aouiee taitfiaon noin 3 ia pl'oieen
b4i. poaoriin. Wutta onbon miiifatin
o,po,o oIemosia FUN fdteistd robo
nie eitd fuitenfin iofu moili wohan
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Safterit ibmiien palwes
lnfjesja.

Run Jana ypofteri~ mdinifaan. hunies
mat uIeat ibmiiet ~ppDristpfIid ia ias
malta aiatteIemat he tuboa tuottamia
.tauteia, futeu ruttoa, foleraa, latpan.
tautia, feitbtotoutia y. m. iellaiIia. 81.
pa moifaan ibmeteIld, eta Iddfdrit
fiiunittdmdt etupddsId buomionIa
niibin bdfpitptiiin, ioita ndmd pienet
itiDt uIein ipnnpttdmdt ibmisten ia
eIdinten festuuoesi "a. Nutta meiodn
Ell tuIe fuitenfaan iipuuttaa toista
puolta batteerien naifutufIesta, jofa
on pbtd tdrfed, nimittdin niioen tuot.
tamaan bpDtpd. iona on iuuri mers
films pbteisfunnasia ia toto meiodn
e%IdmdsId.
Observation-Disclosures, futen foi-
Tesla faepien' eldmdsId, pfpat
muutamat batterit tdrfeitd tefiiDitG.
Niinpd eli moi faenimnlta mnoboS,
tua Imam naiben pienten iti6iben
aqua, ioitten tpDtd uieosti ebistdndt
tastemooot nmrmiiiuo paifpiua ia
ibmisfdoet pelloiqa. Nditten tpDn
fautta Iaamat nio muiiaa muoooSs
tonat bofterit Mile ndlttdmdtDntd
ilmaa ia bappea. Sentdboen moi
baanfin %ianoa, ettd bafterit omat
eldmdn alfu, iiad Imam muItoa Ell
moi oioteuo fasmienfpilielpStd, ia
Jos tdmd eldmds1dmme tdrfed tefiid
ON poisIa, min iamala on pbteiss
funtaeIdmG mabbotpnto.
Soinen iamantapainen ominoiiuus
on baftereina, MIN. niiben fpfp iafao
tipped. Waiffa mield palion onfin
tdstd ieIittdmdttd, tieoeiddn fmitenfin
muutamia tpppipitoiiia eIimeuiiid pbs
bistpfIid, iotfa muutomien botterien
fonsIa moibaau muobostaa ammo
niafifIi ia toisten bafterien mp0td
maifutufIeIa munttla ialpietariba'
ppfIi. Salpieiaribappo an Dfiinfertai'
lin ia mpnesIa foboin oinoa muoto
ipppipboiStDfiid, ioitu milielnSfaSmii
ottowat maasta. Sdmd bafterien
rpaifutuS formaa fasmeiIto pmuttu
man fpppn, len ndet, etteipdt ne moi
roninnofIeen ottoa eIimeuiiid pboiS
mfiid. 1dSld main lpbpeSti moinittu
bafterien mmtotiia aifoonioama
moifutuS. jofo lite oiiosia on fomin
monimutfoinen, tuIee ienidboen Dbtd
Northumberland fosmien eIdmdae
FUN ie OF mullan Understandable
Fin.
go oifoio iitten oil buomotti, ,ttS
muuiamat miIielpsfaSmii, etupddsid
poIfofosmit bebelmDittiipdi mooto,
iosIa ne plinat faemoneei.
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&irieita.
Glpauet, Minm.
gstdmdt Serrasta! =

ystamat Serrasta! =
5urnen ianomotointo ro,foutto
Serrasio Seeiufiesia, ioto d. ,poi
ola teiue ilmoitto malta, iotta puo'
Iittoin faIitdtte outuuoenne Seehfies,
ia. pppbdn teitd iotfo Idb$tptte
SumaIoo rufoufiesio, eta rutpiliiit'
te minunfin eoeotdni, iiad ustppat
len rufous moi poIion, fosfo e to-
tiuen ON. gb, ormoainen Sumllo 10
Sia. Nlinun on mobootoin niatuin
pitaiii, fiittad iinuo foifisto Iiistd
bp,uistd ioistd, ioito find Seettlen
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&aniauisfirffofnnnam
jpbtpfmmta.

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