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The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-01-05
BALTIC PROVINCES
Strike Situation There is Still Reported
to be Decidedly Critical. Adopt En-
ergetic Measures. Military At1-
thorities Working Hard i'm
an Endeavor to Restore
Order.

they nave been accommodating tor
months have been captured. No mat
ter what the inclination of those still
at liberty may be am convinced that
they will not again be able to precipi-
tate a reign of terror"
While declining to give details OF
the losses, as his Investigations have
not yet been completed, the governor
general pointed out that these losses
were greatly exaggerated. This, be
said, also applied to the property
losses. The only large establishments
which had been burned were the Setin
printery, which was valued at $500,
900, the Schmidt furniture factory, and
part Of the Manontoff factories. The
damage done by shells and shrapnel to
the factories and houses could be re-
paired at comparatively small cost.
Most OF the houses burned were mex
pensiVe wooden structures, but the
heaviest loss, the governor general
said, was to the commercial interests,
which, on the eve Of the holidays, were
damaged to the extent of several mil
lions.
The number of persons arrested was
large, the governor general said, but
most Of them would be released with
out even being, put through the for
mality Of a trial. The leaders would
be tried by the civil and not by the
military tribunals, but the most flag
rant offenders, the men who were
plainly guilty Of treason, which in
other countries would be punishable
with death, would probably get off
with terms Of imprisonment at hard
labor, such being the mildness of the
Russian law. Attempts at acts of re-
Tenge against the police and the
troops were naturally to be expected,
and for this reason Governor General
Doubassoff said bis order against the
people going on the streets after
o'clock at night would be enforced I'M.
Ill the excitement subsidized
Railroad traffic in all directions has
been Presumed.
Reports are coming in that a Coun-
ter revolution in the outlying districts
Is growing rapidly and that the peas
ants are being summoned to protect
the throne and the fatherland.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-01-05
REIGN OF TERROR ENDED.
Repetition of the Revolt at Moscow
Deemed impossible.

Moscow, Jan. Ex-Governor General
Doubassot1, in an interview said:
4 consider repetition OF the revolt
In Moscow TO be impossible. The
reds have alienated the sympathy Of
large portion of the Liberals, who
have been inclined to look with some
thing more than cOmplacency on the
Idea OF an armed uprising. The
events of the past few days, however.
have filled them with horror and hay G
driven The Liberals and even the radi
Gals to the side of the government,
which alone is able to preserve order.
Most Of the ringleaders Of the revolt
have either been killed or arrested
and practically all the arms which
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-01-05
Girl EIopes With an Aged Count.

Rome, Jan. ga great sensation
has been caused by the elopement of
a daughter of Count Lutti of Treviso,
nineteen years old, with Count GioVan-
nj Correr, who is sixty-three years old.
Both belong 10 the most ancient or the
nobility. The police arrested the
couple at Venice.
The coat Is In the fifteenth century
FIST mentioned as an upper garment
for men. All the seams were then COW
cred with gold braid or lace
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-01-05
REPRiMAND FOR YOUNG.
Secretary 5onaparte Approves Find.
nas of Courtn1a artiaI.

Washington, Jan. 3.-Secretary
Bonaparte has acted upon the pro.
ceedngs of the courtmartial in the
case of Commander Lucien Young of
the Bennington, who was tried on
charges connected with the fatal ex-
plGsion on that vessel at San Diego.
Cal, last summer. The court found
Commander Young guilty of a part of
the specifications alleging negligence
Of duty and sentenced him to receive a
letter of reprimand, whieh sentence
will be carried out.
The case of Ensign Wade, who was
associated with Commander Young in
his matter has not yet been disposed
,f
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-01-05
pEFALcArloNs or DoucHERT'
viii Probably Fall Little Short of o.
Million Dollars.

Ss
Peoria, ILL.,, Jan. 3.-The report oi
the Everett Audit company on the de-
falcations of N. c. Dougherty was
made public at meeting of the school
board at night. The total shortage
for seven years is $541 ,4O8.50, from
which will be deducted approximately
$4,000 for unauthorized but warrant
ed expenditures. Everett gave it as
his opinion that the total shortage for
eighteen years would fall slightly
short Of $1,000000, stating that large
amounts Of forged script had been
.fe'nd in 1887 and 1889, but no totals
or estimates on these years had yet
been made.
The report censures the officers of
the board, the treasurers and presi-
dent especially, the finance and audit.
ing committees and the members of
the board individually. Everett de,
clares that if the board or any Of its
officers had used even ordinary dill
gence in the performance of their duty
the mulcting Of the fund would have
been impossible and that the mem
bers of the board are individually
liable for all shortage which cannot
be collected from Dougherty and the
Peoria National bank.
The report shows that $532 900 of
the shortage was directly manipulated
by the cashing of fictitious script
through the Peoria National bank, of
which n. c. Dougherty was president.
It declares that the bank is liable for
every cent of this amount and the
board on the strength of the report
R2cted Judge David McCullOch to act
as attorney in recovering from the
bank.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-01-05
Denies All the Allegations

Milwaukee, Jan. 3.-The Pabst
Brewing company of this city has filed
Its answer in the case of the govern
ment, wherein it is charged with yfo-
lating the Elkins law in receiving re-
bates. The answer is a general denia,
OF the allegations contained in the
complaint.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-01-05

supporters quickly voted their condi-
date in.
Thomas Fl. Paynter was born in
Lewis county, Kentucky, Dec. 10, 1851.
He has served three terms in con
gress and is a member of the Ken
tucky court Of appeals.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-01-05
Killed by a Street Car.

Duluth, Jan. 3.-Joseph D. Kelly OF
Minneapolis was killed on Garfield ave
nue. at o'clock p. m. by an electric
car, which struck him while running
down grade at dark place.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-01-05
TO ABOLISH REBATING.
fnree Large insurance Companies En-.
ter Into an Agreement.

New York, Jan. 3.-An agreement to
abolish rebating on premiums has
been entered into by the New York
Lille Insurance company, the Equitable
Life Assurance society and the Mutual
Lille Insurance compar :. Announce
ment was made during the day that
Grover Cleveland had been appointed
referee to decide all questions in dis.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-01-05
As sistant Secretary of State.

Washington, Jan. 3.-AnnouncemenE
Is made by the state department that
Huntington Wilson of Illinois. now
hrst secretary of the legation at To-
Sfo. has been decided upon as the
successor TO Mr.. Peirce, third assist
ant secretary of state.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-01-05
UNION PRINTERS ON STRIKE.
Twelve Hundred Men Out In New Y7sf
City.

New York, Jan. 3.-Twelve hundred
four book and job printing concerns in
New York city, went on strike during
the day and began the struggle for the
eight-hour day which had been de-
clared to so into effect during the day
Members of the local Typothetae,
against whom the strike was declared,
asserted at night that hundreds Of
nonunion printers from various parts
aof the country are hurrying to New
York to take the places of the strik
ers and 10 secure the high wages paid
In this city. Representatives of the
Typographical union say that the eight
hour principle has already been won
In New York and that the percentage
of men compelled to strike is very
small
According to an official statement is.
sued at night there are eighty eight
firms associated in the local Typothe.
tae. Of these twenty-five have con.
sented to the eight-hour day. Forty.
four firms have decided to adhere to
the nine-hour day rule and seven firms
already we're operating on the open
shop principle. Twelve members of
the Typothetae have as yet reached no
decision.
To provide steady supply Of non
union men the employing printers
have established an employment bu-
reau in this city. which will be run in
connection with similar Offices in other
cities. 1t is said no discrimination
will be made against union men a,
these employment stations.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-01-05

Vienna, Jan ga st. Petersburg
telegram states that alarming news
has been received from Krassnojarek,
Siberia. The city has been conquered
by revoultionaries. The entire garri-
son was murdered, the city governor
and chief of police being hung from
1ampposts. Telegraphic communica-
ton has been interrupted. The rebels
occupied the treasury, seizing 12,00O,-
900 of roubles.
st. Petersburg, Jan. 3.--The situa-
ton in the Baltic provinces is still
critical. The military at Revel, Mitau
and Riga are adopting the most ener-
getic measures. A stationmaster who
refused to send out a train at Orloff
has been hanged. The insurgents
made several attempts to derail mill
tary train between Libau and Hazen-
forth.
Serious disorders among the re-
serves returning from the far East are
reported to have taken place at Chelia-
binsk, government of Orenburg, on the
Transsiberian railroad. AT this place
the reserves assisted the revolution
aries to release a number of agitators
who had been placed under arrest.
They subsequently attacked the rail-
road station. The authorities were un-
able to repel the attack, owing to a.
lack of troops.
Arrests of extremists in st. Peters
burg continue. An editor and others
charged with distributing revolution
airy literature among the soldiers have
been detained by the police.
The Molva (Russ) says Count Sol
sky's commission has decided to
change the council of state into an up
per house, consisting of 100 members,
fifty Of whom will be appointed and
fffty elected
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-01

S1 ser nGditen @ode rpiro cine
Situng oeS republifouiiden Stoot-
Gomite'S itottfinoen, nm Flone Iilr
ole Serbit : Gompogne ST MAIDEN.
@~lcid5citig miro General 5. Stnort
Woc9onolo ieine &%eiignation OILS
Torlibe ocs Gomite's rmterbrciten
bod iein Io6ioloer crit nadl Der
Serbit . Gompogne erluablt meroen.
Ger &orlieer beS Republican. StantS.
Central . Gpmite'S, Sauna, miro in
Der n16itcn ISOLDE Die WitglieOer oes
Gomite'S bes 5neiten GiitrifteS 81
cincr &eriommlung cin%berufen, I'm
Die fommcnOc 9ongrcBmobl 5u be
ipred)en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-01
Mpicn Wpiulc.

@obrenb Gr0beer. un0 NnonoS.
9olule llod) nidt gang p~eridluunben
llfo, lit Der Slni DER eigentlide Wtos
not Der NoicnbowIe. ole lid ponSobr
5u Sabr groBerer 9elie6tbeit er.
lreut. Sbre SeriteQung lit einiof.
Won nintmt orei bis iiinf ooQ er.
bliibte, friid acpiliidte Moridyon
Niel &oien, rciniat iorgfGltiq 0ie9lii.
then nno Gicbt nuf tic ms 9omlen.
@efoB cine bnIbe 6(oiGe &6eintuein
nit einem Sdub Gognoc, ser freilih
gut lein mnlb, merm er nid)t liebcr
tort blei9en ioQ. &ot Der @ein Sen
Cult Der Goien ongenommen. mas
IN elmer picrtel bis bulbeu Stunbc
geld)iebt, 10 ninmt man Die Hoien
bcrolla nno gieBt ie nod scr St1rfe
oes GilfteS Elm bis 5pei I(aid,en
Hbein!pein mo elm bis 5tpei 3Sloid,en
ebnmpagner rod) uun itcat iie ouf's
Sis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-01
Dem @rfOla aebiihrt Die arpne.

@ine groBartige Seter fir 0aS 80.
Stiitungsfeit ser 6irma s. 4.
8nnter oili mor9en i'm p0arIep.
8orf" eggplant. - Sr. 8. t. San.
ter ais Gionier me6rercr 2Sn0u.
ltrien IN Baltimore. - Grinder
unO SSnbaber mertbpoQer &atente.
Morgen feiern i'm o0arIep- 9ort"
Die Nngcitelten ser 6irmo 4. 4. @an:
ter oaS OreiBigiGbrige 9eiteben Ser
6irno in @emeinidoft nit ibrem
G6ei &rn. 3. t. 8aitter, 0em @riin-
ser lnO @igent6iimer ser melt iiber
oie 8ren5en ser &ereinigten Stouten
befnnnten 6irma. Sin &icnic unO
Sommernadtsielt iino ooraeitSen
un0 ga 6ereitS ieit @ohen fletBig fitr
oas Set uorbereitet poroen lit, Iteben
allen Gbeilnehmern pergniigtc Stuns
Sen in NllSii6t.
@enioe ser 6cltte lebenOcn SrlOu-
ItricIlen baden, mie &r. @antcr, bon
Sen bei6eioenIten 4niGngen ii6 81
@roBin0uitrieqen empor G~carbeitet
ur0 10 5um 2lufbou un0 ser Eroipe.
ritGt Ser Sto0t bcigctrogeu. &r.
@onter bat bier cine 9(n3o6l neicr
Snouitrien eingefiibrt, meld)e 8ulti-
more in Oieien @eihGfts5peigen eineu
Sui peit ii6er sic @rer5en ser Ser
einigten Stnaten binou8 nerihaift ia.
ben. @S ieieu MIR sic GrpitoGidou,
fGiten, @irtbihaits=, 2a6en= u1O
9anf = Ginrid)tungen, SpieGcl, Oil
lurOtii6e etc. crluGbnt.
Srn. 8. t. @onter'S 9cbcnSlolti-
balm iollte elm Sporn fir ie0en jun
gen Wann lein. 2lm 20. DECEMBER
Oes Sabres 1919 81 6rei6urg i'm
9"reiSgalt, i'm @robber5ogtbnm ga,
Oen, geboren, beiufte cr 6oS @pnno-
lium ieiner &aterituot, mi0metc iit
ieood ipGter ser folfmGnniiden
Gorriere. Gon Sem Srie6e bcieeIt,
0ie @eIt ST. ie6eu. reiItc 8anter i'm
Sabre 1870 nab Nmerifn l1no lieB
ii6 in Baltimore nie0er. NodOem cr
III peridieOenen @ei6Gften iid) Oie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-01

NomclL Wr.hc bel Der NNiiil6runA
Der IS ittmmigcR Nieiic Don 0rca
mitpirtten in Der @eitn.t elmer
tiinitltrjidI 6erdeitc1ten &0raCd%uo-
>e 3ufomHcn loIien. WV
&oIf5iit ais ret.
ter. r Gem rojdctf Gttt8teiich ocS
Eoli3iitrn :. u. 9tobiniou port iiiOs
wcitIiHcn Iiitrift lit Is jlt pcrOon.
fen OoB bic 8 Sabre ,oltt Selen
&onnn Godtcr BON Sru. lit0 Strait
SoiepD NomnL 9tr, 1889, Glepelono.
StroBe, pom GrItidlulg@too gcrettct
wilroe. Gas aino crmii6tc bci'm
Spiclen Dor Dem cltcrliden @oilic
cine etlpa 9 3oG large Stoblfcttc uno
uerihllldte oiciclbe. Gic 0iuttcr be-
nterftc cilcu C6eil ser actte, Ger
nod aus ocnl N}ltnoc bing, mo Der.
iu6te, bic aettc berouS5u5ieben. IicS
peruriohte jcoo0 Dem ainO iolde
S6nler5clL ooB 6rolt Nornnl bon Dem
@orbo6en obichcn mnBte. 81 oicier
Belt cridicn &oli5iit &obinion NM
no6ru. 9Qs &juO ioiort in icilie arn1e.
Gr brqdtc 6oiicl6e altpGGlt 81 einenr
Ar5t, Der i'm rood nod Dem 6ronfs
Inns qllurC- Noipito( iqn0tc, 9ci Der
9lnbilJb III 9oipitq6 fit Sic aleinc
lfredljAGc Shpcr3fpl no1 menigcn
Miipfflf31b lRAr icoo4 Pif afttttf entfernt
urp, RsF FSIi5iit foQlItg SG Mdodcn
tieigtfl Jel4 RcrGOeitqft. altter mie-
Der Afln lriif4fin9cn. :qnii ag
I = aAi jiit an aeu bbiien. -
GQs Hnli5iit &cllD BON, noromeItli6en
Giitrift porgcitcrn 9lbeno oen 9tegcr
Clarence &rown BON Geoor.Goltrt
megen unorocatliden 9etrogenS per
bdftete, mllroc CT bon eil1ent ltn6e.
fannten Gedcr pom binten anacarifs
ZEN uulO miiroc i6liumen WtiBbano.
lutgen oll9QcicBt geneien iein, ipenil
linn ni6t %olijiit Gllinn 81 Siilfe 0e.
fpmmen pdrc, morqllf lid Der qn-
greifer ,,Qlt8 oGnt Statbc rtlodtc.
@ropn, ,oer iiAu ebeiGaQS sur @ebr
I,iestg mHrOe gc1tern DOH Hidter earr
init 81 mo Soften 6eltrait.r 9I j
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-01

%riiItete @lu5i6leiierei un0 Spie9el.
fo6rif Bate. Sr. @anter ia6 sic
gtotbiuenOigfeit zines ioI6en @tablii
icn1crtS cilL oa CT ielbit III iciuem sc.
id)Gft ungebcure Summen uuBerbolb
ser Sta0t pcratSga6te, mcl6e iouit
ser Sta0t Baltimore SIT @ute qctom.
men mGreu. ginen ieiner Saltpts
erio(ge e%r5ielte &r. 8onter ais Griin-
ser 0e2 Observation-Disclosures. Iieier
&diteu Bat cine phdnomennlc ltmtpG(.
5ulta III Ser Observation-Disclosures sur
6oIge 0e6obt hn6 bette t~reffen be
reitS 5oblrci6e NuitrGge aus Sem
NuSIdn0e 6ci Nrn. @ol1ter Elm.
@r. @untcr mur0e iogor Don Der.
ihie0cucn ser gr0Bteu Nt5Itcller bel
ser 8eltduSltcutmg III ct. 2oui3 &C.
bctcn, cine 6iliale in Ser Staot OeS
bciIigen 2ltbpig SIT erridten, nm Ser
m9ebcltrcu Nohfro9c nod) ieiueu
Standardization gercdjt SIT merOen.
Eritt man bier IN etlte ele1ante SIC
l~taitrotion uno %erflnoigt iid nod Dem
Namcn Oe9 Subrifunten, neId)er Sic
@inriftlnQ berNeItcllt bat, beibt c$
in nclul ans 5ebn 60acn y. 3.0ontcr.
MiQioncn bon Collars limo in mi
icren ar0Btcu 6inon5s &nititttcn ourd)
Die SdloItcr Ser eIcganteIteu 9anfs
Ginri6tungcn, sic BON Srn. 4. 4,
@outcr bcr9eitelt mur0en, ein. uto
olt96e5o6lt moroen.
Die oGbompionibip" SpicIc Ser
Gr0c murNcn olli 0rn. @onter'S @it.
Ior0= unO l}ooltiIhcu gcipieIt. &nr5
I'M, mcnn ctn Mtom mas GrtrdicincS
in Den obclt angeiiibrtcn 9rondcn
6nbcn mill, 10 meuOct cr iid) an Srn.
@ontcr. lln0 norin Iicgt ouS sc.
beimtiB Oc5 Grfol0c8 oicie5 munOer.
barren Monne5? IS lit tltr5 geiagt.
GritenS %befiunmcrt iih, mic id)on er.
m0bnt, @r. @ontcr INN ollc GetoilS
icincr 5obrif, Damn peritebt cr cS, uro
Nn3 mcrtc man iid mobL Iih Sic
beItcn 2(rbcitafrditc SIT iidrru ulO 5l
6c6olten. On. Srn. @ontcr'S 6obrit
iGaffcn bcltc 5a6lreidc &cutc, mcIhe
3cltgcn Ser @riin0ung ieiner e~ritelt
prinlitipeu SnbrifanloQe moren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-01

Gin 0eipenit in Salt. -
@iaiom Chopper, 30 Sabre alt, MIR
&c geltcrn bon Hidter 2itti0 in Scr
liiOlid)cn Foli5ciitation llnter Der Mn
ldlllOi9nng oem @eri6tSocrfobrcn
itb~erluielcrL ooS friibcre Sdull6ifi
Sale" Der Worine.Neierpe in oicbi
l6er Nblid)t betreteG 81 bobcn. Scit
l0ngcrcr 3cit mur0e OenYolijiiten &C.
meloct, 0oB ouf Dem Gale" Setter
lplrd bcnlerft moroen lei. 9iciel6cn
fonntcn jeood) oes otgcbliden Dc
ipcniteS nid)t bnb6aft merOen, bis lid
Oorgcitcrn Gbcu0 oie SS. SenrU Or.
gan mo @oltcr Organ bon 9tr. %,
Oit.9orncp.S troBe, SSobn Sub bon
Nr. t2l, &eit-O itenos StroBc, uuo
EoIi5iit Scnrp 5elOpuid bonn lilo.
lidleu 0iitrift olti Die 2oucr leQtcll.
aur5 nod If llbr eridien elm ia.
dcrn0ea &idt, Dos lid iiber Die Mcrite
ollf Die Sale" 81 belpegte. Go9 &c.
ipengitlihC @eien mar Damn obcr int
@cgrifi, iid elm Stiid 9lei or5neigs
men, ola iid) Srgan nGbertc mo Oo9.
iclbe oniaBte. 81 aaer Gritouncn
bate odiIclbc menidlide Sornten uno
%entpllpptc lid I6lieBlid) oils 0crr
Groppcr.
Or. Sollanoer 5nriidNe.
febrt. - Or. Sofob $. SpaanOcr,
Yroieiior Der politiiGcn 8olfaUirt6s
iduit on Der uSobns Sopfin5' Uni
ucriitdt" uno iinon5ieaer @crot6cr
ser Hcaicrltng BON Sonto Iomingo,
febrtc Gcitcrn Sormittoa bon @oi6s
in1ton 5urild, no er cine Gouieren5
nit @rn. &ou6ert, Dem oominifoni.
idcn @cianbten, Siilis.S efrctGr 9us
con pom StootS Ieportement uno
3r. &clo9Qlei, Dem bominitauiihen
Sun0cl2s mo 5inon5nliniiter, 6otte.
GnQucit. - rSn Dem Sale oc5
9tcgcrs Norris Oluens, Der Dorgc.
tern III cincn1 6el0loaer maize g(n.
napolta crld)oiien ipuroe. bielt Goro.
ncr 4ntrid @ortin geltcrn 9l6cro IN
Der wcltlid)en 9oli5eiItotion eiteu
| Snqleit ab, bel meldem ole @eI6luo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-01
NnS Ocm Snneren MnrbIanS'S nnN
ben nugren5enecn Staatcn.

moro uuo Selb5tmor6.
SanneS g. GooO, elm SelQlleQen6o6,
rer bon Monnigtopn, ". 80, err.
ihoB oor9eiteru ieine 6rou ulO Der.
mtnOetc Samuel &ug6 @iaiom@,
einen &oitgGnger in ieinem Sauic
lrbenSgcfGbrlif, morouf er SeIbits
moro be9ing. @ooo IoQ ieile 6rolt
i'm &onlor p%erloileu boben, moroui
Scbtcrc cine S6eiOllnQ crlnnQte mo
Elm @oorOin9bouS cr0iinctc, INN i6rc
8omilie SIT %ernGbrcn. Gooo lut0 ieinc
6rau ltorben m1bren0 @iaiomS nit
Dem Sebcn Onuolt fomlucn miro.
&n0bc emf il TT.
GOmorO @otcr. ein Stciubuucr bon
Cumberland, melOcte Scr Goli5ei, 0uB
iein 5cbn Sabre after So6n 2epiS
Don einem 6remocL ser eiu MaltL
tbieraeipunn in cinett 2ei6itnQ mttcr.
Ge6rodt bate, am Withuod) 8ormit.
tag entfiibrt morOcn ici. Ser 6rcmoc
rciIte ongcblid) nnd) Y~ittSburg o6.
0eS MorbcS be AuI0tNt.
6rout Sprouic, elm notorii6cr
Scrbreder, ser am o. (5lmi in GroigS.
bile ". Gonner Bono eridoB, mltrbe
bon ben @rob9eidmorencn in Stolti-
ton, So, oeS WtoroeS I'M critcn @rnoe
on9efIn9t. Sprollic lit 6crcitS 5mci
NfnI ollS Sem @ciGngnib mlSgcbro.
den.
2egtc St itGnOniB ob.
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