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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1909-05-07
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University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-11

probably To lack of exercise and to an
excessive indulgence in bonbon>. which
detract, considerably from her appear
ance.
I'm addition her mouth l. quite ton
large and the frecklc> on her nose We're
very much i'm evidence under the >trnn.
light in which she stood while receiving
her guests.
Miss I;ittabundle i said. however.
despite her obvious plainne>-. to br
quite an agreeable Young person. She
has no accomplishments worth men
tioning.
The decorations %! the Gittabrlndc
home for the occasion were lavish and
pleasing in spots. though decidedly gar
i>h as whole. An expensive orchestra
rendered Indifferent music throughout
the evening. Nobody has the slightest
expectation that the youngest of the
Misses Gittabundlc will figure IL the
belle of the season
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-11
Report of an Ocean Wreck.

Seven sailors "f the bri.antinc Scut
tie. Halifax To -. Kits. tuttah"l".
captain. which was wrecked 90 miles
-,ut h"a-t oi the Aznrr- "u Sept I.
We're brought int" this port Yesterday
on the steamer Turbin-ky. tn" Turlim
sky having picked the ca-taway- up
three day out on her run from Lisbon
to this port.
The rescued sailors were not "aum5
and cnacia,cd. In ract they were lat.
sleek and chipp"r.
They suffered n" lIard-hip~ after
~lrrrin" oil from their doomed ship.
They Ir;t the >cmtrlr in the l"n"b"at
which they had amply pr"vi~i"nrd and
warrred for IL months cruise.
They were adriit in the l"m"bnat only
fniIr days ,lurin" which time the -ei
wa> perfectly calm and the weather
balmy and bcautiiuI. They had all
they wanted I" eat and drink and they
lid not suffer the slightest inconvcn-
icncr. for they knew very we'll that
they We're in the path "f steamers and
that they We're sure to br picked up.
Consequently they had n" story what
ever t" tell concrrnin. the trrror> oi
the deep.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-11
"The Big Red School House."

T" the Editor Of the University MiSsourian:
Onr of the visitors to the Farmers
Week" exercises called Academic Hall
the Big Red school House" And j.
there any reason why that name should
not be given il in an unofficial way.
At il meeting of alumni in distant
city. the name would sound refreshing
after Il hard day with men and affairs
1t would bring back happy memories
more readily than the mention of tn"
name Academic Hall. for the alumni
are constantly in touch with buildings
called halls. 1t i impossible I" a->o-
ciatr many pleasant memories with the
name Machinery Hall. Music Hall. or
even with that most famous of halls.
the Hall of Fame. I'ut the mere men
tiun of the words school house turns
the mans thoughts back To days ~
chiidh""d and youth and presents a
m"vin" picture OF happy events and
hall forgotten friends.
The Little Red Sch""l House lia> he
come the most cherished of America :
memories. II wa- the school ni the
greatest and most h"nnrrd men "i "ur
ti"n. l;ut in "ur day Il college "Iu
cation j. needed To enable one I" accom-
pIi-h the most The word Little ha-
"ur grown it, u-rfulnc-- and the word
Big" should h. substituted.
Let IL hope that the graduates 81 the
Iii" Red school lI"iI-,. will hr IL capable
and IL thoroughly cent l"mrn a. th"-"
dist in"ri~hrd men VII" secured lhrir ,d
ura,ion in the smaller though more ia
nInII- -rrol. Il.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-11
Report of a Railroad Wreck.

Two local trains on the B,i"gvile iii
vision "f the r. n =. railroad met in Il
head-on collision ut l0:l4 Yesterday
forenoon. Just out side the city limits.
Nobody was killed or even hurt there
fore there We're no >hrick> Of thu.
wounded and dying.
Both trains were empty. and the en-
"incer> and tircmcn of the two trains
all jumped. ali.htino safely in weeds
growing alongside the track. No am
balances We're needed. The trains.
while they wer" completely smashed.
did not catch fire and thus add to the
horror of the situation. for there was
10 horror "f any Kind in the situation.
\ wrcckin" train cleared away the de
bfi- inside an hour or 80. and traffic was
resumed a~ usual.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-11
RETURNS FROM SCIENCE.

y -trikin" case "f profound -rrvic,
"f the investigator l. furnished bv IN,
studies "f Pa~trur and korh. Prr~i
dent Charles Il. Van Ili>r "f thr Uni
Vrr-itr al Wisconsin. we'll said: III 4
halt century az" Il Legislator in Franc,
bad wished i" h, hum"rnu- Il, th" rN
l"n-, "f the scientist. what better oh
irct for drri~i"n could he hav.. found
than hi~ c"unrryman. Pa-trur. VIII" wa
looking through Il microscope Il. the
mInut" forms of life. -tulyin" the ia
turr and Transformation Of vra-l and
microbes: And Vet from the studies "i
Pa>;cur and Koch. and their >crini iir
Successors. have sprung the most bcnrf
iccnr discoveries which it has been the
lot of man I" br-t"w upon his fellow
men. The plague and cholera and vel
lew fever are contrulrd: the word
diphth"ria n" LONGER whit"n- the
checks nf tn" parent: even tuhrrcul"-
si- i not dreaded and MAY soon br con
vicious np.rat ions which few wears
ago would have been pronounced i'm
possible. The human ~uffrrin" thus al
lrviatrd i immca -Iirablr" The effect of
~rirnt life research in agriculture has been
widespread. pei mancnt and "f value.
In small Missouri town il scientist
traced the life history OF the parasites
which CAUSED TEXAS icv"r in cattle and
lac livr-t"ck industry. ia" greatest in
du-try in III" southwest. l. enhanced
millions of dollars. In Illinois tw" in
v.~ri.at"r- workin" side lN id" in tn"
ENprrinrn; Station wrought ont plan
which l,v.l"p.rl u new variety "f corn
"nr r-t,nth richer in protein tham amy
variety previously known. In the Ni--
r"u-in laboratory Il vH- found thar
weak solution "f fnrma ld"hNl, d'..
~frn,rd smut in "at- Tn" rLrmcr~ 81
Wisconsin r~"d tia. solution and saved
- 5uuoo1 1" the farmers at Il -in-lr
~,ltr hv ia" result al \ -in"'r "Np'rI
mont i'm "nr of the fifty four na'i"na'
Laboratories al Research The instances
mi-h, l". multiplied. Unrir sam
farmers are r,crivin" rich return i"r hi
mnI,~' Investment in science.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-11
Report of Suicide.

The body OF Young woman was r"-
moved from the river at the foot al
30lth street by the harbor police yes
terday afternoon.
Pinned to her dress WAS note stat
in" that sh;. purpo>cd committing sui
cide signed Edith 6. Wannapuit.
The Young woman was about TWEEN
ty--iN wears of age. She was not AT all
beautiful She wa>. in fact. noticrably
plain "f feature.
Her fingers We're not covered with
magnificent diamonds. She wore no
rings at all. Her clothing was of the
most inexpensive material.
There is II" mystery whatever CON
nected with the case. nor have the police
uthoritie> the slightest idea that she
was the victim "f foul play.
II i deemed positive from her appear
anc- that she did not brlon" to some
distinguished family al this community.
The Young woman simply had become
'ir,'d OF livin" and she jumped int" the
river that l. all The case j. wholly
lackin" in any element or feature of Il
sensational character. The names ri the
Wannaguit family APPEAR i'll the city
directory. but n" inquiries We're made
"f any members of the family. III" ca-r
not bcn" deemed "r sufficient imInr
taIir,..
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-11
Greeting to President Hill.

Last week. December Ia ana H. the
University OF Missouri mau"urat"l her
new president. DIR. Albert E"-~ Hill.
\ distinguished "ath"rin" of educators
from all parts "f the union Trough
tn the new president. DR. Hill l. "m
inentlv qualified in mind and heart an:
leadership I" guide tn" great in~titu-
tinn which has crown up largely I'M
der the wise care OF the retiring pre-i
dent. DR. r. II. Jesse. Nc-' minister
welcomes President Hill and cor"ratu-
Iarc- the University. -W--tminst"~ Col
lege Student. official Publication "f th"
College
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-11
Began as College Editor.

William W. Young has been appoint
ed a member of the editorial staff of
tIampt"n'- Broadway Magazine. Mr..
Noun" wa- graduated from the I'M
yor-ity "f Wisconsin. While AT the
University he was instrumental in hav-
in the journalistic course established
in that institution and founded the
Daily Cardinal there. After he was
graduated he became correspondent OF
the Chicago Tribune and Milwaukee,
Sentinel. In 1854 he became a member
of th.. staff of the New York World
and held the position for six years.
He was then for five years editor OF the
Chicago American.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-11

" NDER the caption 'ApprOpria-
ton for State University" the
st. Louis Post-Dispatch. in its
issue of Jan. 10. says editOrially:
THE appropriation of $l.614.o00
asked for by the State University is
not eXtravagant in the light of the
actual needs of the institution and
the position among the states which
Missouri aSpires to attain
No state can afford to fall behind
in educational work Science is the
foundation of business i'm these DAYS
and the universities are more and
more struggling to meet the require
mentS of an education which shall
enable young men and women to en-
ter business with all the advantages
needed in the industrial strife
Additional instructors and increas-
Missouri University is not to slip
backward 1t is difficult to hold the
hest instructors because they can get
letter salaries elsewhere 1t is not
"reditaBle to the State that it puts Il
lower valuation on brains than other
communities. and il is unprOfitable as
well. when the brains are employed di
reCtly TO advance the economic welfare
" The people.
AS to the distribution of the fund.
han can safely he left TO the Board
Of CuratOrS. who are in close com
mrnication with the president and are
intimately acquainted with the special
l,rlS of the University.
The Missouri State University
must be made second TO no other in
Stitution of learning in the country.
That should be the fixed and perma-
nent policy of the State government.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-11
Report of a Horsewhipping.

! Mr.. |. L. Skin>kin the wife of the
furrier. yesterday di>graced herself and
lumiliatcd her family and everybody
connected with her by hor-cphipping Il
Young clerk employed in her husbands
store
She rounded the Young man mp in Il
doorway on Main street. and drawing
Il rawhid. from the folds al her cloak
laid II upon her victims corIntrnance
with tn" greatest brutality.
When the woman wa> arrested and
taken I" No. | station >h. claimed hat
the y":in" man had attempted I" ilirt
with her
Thi- i not believed by anyiody who
l. acquainted with the Young man. He
l. known L" hundreds "f persons in this
city a. a thoroughly decent and self
r"-T"ctin" y"un" fellow. tine sole sup
ynun" sisters
He doesn't bcIon" to the ""odv g"ody
class. but h" j. t"" square man To b'
guilty ot any such fooIi-hnc-- IL tina,
imputed Ia linn by Inc woman who took
it upon herself t" hor-cwhip him.
He i even believed in thoroughly by
Mr.. Skin-kin. the w"man'- husband,
md h" will remain in Mr.. Skin-kin'~
employ. with the guarantee that he
shall not again be- bothered by Mrs.
>kin>kin.
II l. understood that Mr- Skin-kim
l. L" u" Immediately examined bv
commission in lunacy. We do no, print
her portrait in the paper for the reason
that it i not deemed probable that any
Of our readers would car,. L" >cr il por-
trait ni her.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-11
Report of a Theatrical Entertainment

Nine. Sadie Wernhcart br"am an en-
ga"cmrnt ut the Standard Thratrr last
evening. her opening play being "Frou
Frnu"
This i not Mime. Wcrnhrart'> final
tour "f the United States She expects
to come over here and get the money
every few wears for long period Vet
81 yesterday afternoon. and she ought
to know.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-11
UNIVERSITY CALENDAR

Jan. II. Lecture. Three Periods oi
Organized Charity" AIrNan
der Johnson. phy>ic, lecture
room. =. m.
Ian. l2 Assembly. Music by student :
under the direction "i Prof
p"mmrr la a. M
Daily Assembly. Univcr>ity '
Auditorium. musical program
by student, under the dire"
tion OF Prof. Pommrr.
Jan. II. The Call "f Bu-inr>- for Men
and Women "i Character. \.
i. Elliott. of Chicago. second
floor. Academic Hall.
Jan. Ii. Try-"ut for track men: Inter
department relay race. gym
na-ium
Jan. 10. Address before Department "f
journalism hy Norman Hap
good.
Feb. I. Japan lraln" the Orient
Whittier. Mis- Thr"d"-ia
Walr- aud T",:a Che. ~,.r"n,i
floor Acad"mic Hall
Feb. IL. Modern Philosophy and Chris
ian Thinking" DR.. j. W. Iiud
son. -",."mi f'"nr. Arad,mi,
Hall
Feb. Is How May Newspapers Pro.
mote -, iaI It"ttrrmcu,. Mai
ter Williams. second floor.
Academic Hall
Feb p China E,modrlnm Her Civil
Ia:inn. James Mare al Shan"
hal. China second floor. Aca
d"mic Hall.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-11

recent l--ur about university
athletics:
Tr the Star: In the Thr~tay after
noon i--u" "f ia" Star in an art icir ":r
high school athletics the statement wa-
made that university athletics Wrr,.
r!"-cI 10 all except a frw students. +,
iHtiratrd that H. i cla~- students ut
u~r uHivrr~iIi,- find thrm~r'v.- shut
ont from thi, branch uf ~,hn". activity
This j. Il mistake. Th" modern West =
eva universities on the contrary rrcour
ace i'll every way interest in athlete,
sports anon" all the students oi the
institution.
For example. at the University "f
Kansas every student in the college l.
required t" take Il course in physical
training. Every induccmcn, i Offered
Ia all students t" try for positions on
varsity teams "f every character. \
handsome comm"di"u- gymnasium
equipped with every modern athletic
appliance has been built and i open all
the time I" students VIII" ar" required
a. part "f their college work To d."
physical training. Not only are tn"
men encouraged in this direction but
the women have instructors and quar-
ters on no less elaborate -cala in or
der that they may take athletic work.
The article in the Star takes a -pe
cial rap at varsity football which i
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-11
The Welland Canal.

lh" Nelland Canal. which connect
Lake Erie and Lake ontario. j. twenty
seven miles long Ii was b..un in I~!i
"h' completed in 1888. IT. original iii
men-i"n- have been greatly ENLARGED.
and there l. row Il depth Of fourteen
feet
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-11
They Went Feed Freshmen.

Because of the fight and resultant
damage at,,n,iin" the last University '
OF Pennsylvania und"rcla-> dinner rh'
freshmen havr found it almost impo--
>ible To get hotel to supply their din
ner. All saw TWO places refused ont
RIGHT and the other two asked for
damage.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-11

4 UNIVERSITY professor. i'll an
~ address recently in an eastern
lecture course on Journalism.
prophe>ied that the future Journalism
would be wholly without decorativ"
effects"
The New York sun gives the follow
ing a> examples "f the journalism "l
that age:
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-11
VIEWPOINTS S

The University Mssourian invites contri
hUtinnS. not TO exceed 200 words. on matters
~ University interest. The Of the
writer should accompany such letters. but will
not h" printed unless desired. The Univer
>irv Ni>sourian does not express approval nor
di>arpr"val Of these communications by print
Ing them.D
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-11

The Kappa Kappa Gammas gave a
matinee dance TO the Sigma Nus Sat
urday afternoon The house was
darkened and red-shaded lights and
,andleS were used as decorations
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-11

The University Mis~olIrian telephone
numbers are: department office. 81;
news room. 21i: business Office. IA.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-11
VARSITY NOTES

Miss Lulu Oliver. a Junior in the
Academic Department. is ill with ty-
phoid fever at her home i'm ChillicOthe
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-11

Hiss Kitty Wolf. student in the
academic department. is i'll in the
Parker Hospital with typhoid fever
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-11

Curtis Curr. OF the Kansas City
Gazette. visited in Columbia yeSter-
day. Mr.. Curr has been a reporter for
the Gazette for several Years
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-11

Hall ShacklefOrd and Paul r.
Schmidt have gone TO their homes in
jefferson City TO attend the inaugural
hall in the Governors mansion to-
night
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-11

4 CbNTRIHl TOR to the Kansas
~ City Star ha> his to say IN Il
recent i--ur about university
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-11
SAYS GIVE TO
THE UNIVERSITY

~ NDER the caption '.ApprOpria-
tiOn for State University" the
St Louis POSt-Dispatch, in its
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-11
UNIVERSITY AS
A MONEY MAhEK

Z 10. l.. .IEWETT. Chairman of the
w Board OF Visitors OF the Univer-
sitN. appOintrd by Governor Folk.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-10

1rn. Sbomos geiteute Caution fir
ole angebliben Gopnsihen Inter
lt)letfe id)aoIos gu bolten. or. Tho.
mas madlt geIten6, er f6nne nid)t
ba1tbor gentatt tperben, neil ouS
@eIo BON Goluns geitobIen iei, tueiI
ooS @elo niemaI6 pom G~ontroIeitr
on i'm ge5oblt porben iei uno iueil
Die Caution nienlaIS offi3iea pom
WioDor ooer irqeno einem nnoeren
alttoriiirten Sto6t 8eamten ange.
nonlmen iei.
Ser neneite @onoiout iiir Die Stel.
lung oes gum Staot . @eometcr err
tpdblten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Com.
miiiarS @m. 3. gttpooo lit Sr. geo-
ton g. Girbp Elm 9%epobner Der ~.
WorO. Gr modte geitern Norgen
bci'm WtoDor ietne iorIneIle NppIita-
ton; er lit BON pieIen a%ngeiebenen
9Hrgrrn4 inooiiirt. Gin meitcrer
Gonoioot lit Sr. George &. No0iiun,
Elm geanter I'M glid)fiibrmg5 &c.
partement Der MISREPRESENTATION.
Wapor WabooI Wobnte geitcrn
Nutmittag einer Sibung Der yGbri-
titan Gnoeobor Union" pon Warps
laro bel, fueIde IN ser Rortbminiter
FreSbDterianer Stride itottfono.
Die Ib5uesfonaI g Gomniiiion be.
ifloB IN ibrer geitriaen SiBung, &n.
gcbote fir Die 8ergcbung pom Gon-
traften 5ur Contribution 5lpeier
3meig e 8onGIe %ein5uioroern. 9eibe
&onGIe ioaen in Der RGbe Der Bunl-
pen.Stntion on SOncS' S6len eut.
lang, ongelegt mrroen. GieieIben
>ueroen 5ninmmen ctluo $4,000 TO.
item.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-10
SOnuCnauf. un0 ltntergang.
NaS Metter.

Siir WarpIono mo Sen Tiitritt
Columbia beute tbeilmeiic bem6ltt,
morgen marmcr uuo tbeiIwCiie be-
mGIft nit ReGcn I'M lpeitIiden Sbeil,
Ieitte mGBige oitIidle bis iiiOlitc
@in0c.
tbs @etter mar deitern %OrobcnS,
ober Der Regen bIieb aus. Gle bodlitc
Iemperotur mar 80 @ra0 nm 6 llbr
Norgen8 uno Die niebrigite iS @rOb
am Gben0.
Sn ben onoereu guuoeS > @ettet.
neutrality-suspicious. oeS Hanoe5
murhen Die iolaenOeu boditcn Eems
perotllreu uer3eihnet: ....
Goitport 81. Rortlauo Al, 9oitpu.
Al, albnnp 46, &ep.Oorf 30, RbiIus
beIpbiu so. AtIontic.Gitp 80, 9nrri5-
burg as. 0nibington 81, Horiolt 5S,
Sntteros 68. Charlotte II, 8iImtnq.
toil 76, Gborleftou "a, Soponnob rs.
Sodioupiae rs, Supiter Is. .Weit
so, Ntlanta 70, @pntgomerp rs,
Retu.D Orleans rs, 8aIeitine Is, @uI.
peiton rs, Corpus Gbriiti 7G, Nem-
pbis 68,. Cincinnati "a, RittSburg.
al, Sswego AZ, Buffalo 46, GIepc.
Iouo as, 9etroit a., AIpeno 70, Mor,
quette as, Green 9oD 46, Chicago 50.
GuIutb Al. Ct. RouI 46, q. 2olri$
SO, &anias.Gitp IS, Omaha 56, Sil,
rot 56. 9ismard 81. @iuiiton "a.
Sabre so, Colt 2nfe Gitp so, Ienpcr
6s, 0ortb 8Iutte sc, amarillo 10,
GoogeeGitu 6S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-10
CUR SaltimOrcr Cprruiaiiou.

~N VStlpptt HllES SlpSiitH III W.
~Spric" Der @~oIlenourg uabe. -
G%rofinuueS . 8oriteqing oiirite
uusOertouites Sou3 brineen. -
9aItimOre'5 erite 8eieIituft8.
freiie lperOen pertrctcn iein.
6IeiBige Sdn6e regen Iid aegen.
iuortig obne llnterIoB bonn IorQen
bis gum &beno in Der y9pric," un0
luenr am Greitug N6eno ole 8altimo.
rer ltlo @oibington WuiifireunOc lif
III Shaorcn in bic serGumige Sole
ergieBen merocn, Damn merben lie
freroig iiberraibt iein, fiber oas
pr0ttiGe neue 8elpanb, in neIheS
lid oaS Sunere beS 8ebGroeS aefIei.
oct bat.
Gie G~roffnungs @oriteuung, @de.
rter's "5annbduier," miro obne
3IueifeI Dor poaig ousperfouftem
Souic Dor lid geben uiro in DEM Brb.
litlm luerocn iif bte ollererIten9reiic
Der galtimorer @eieai6aft befinoen.
Bon oener, Die bereits Qoaen fiir Die
gon5e Soiiou bon 20 8orIteaunaen
beleat baben, ieien geHannt: Serr
iino 6rau SenrD Barton SSaco6s, SEER
Wifoel Senfins, 6rou @eorac 8.
@oof, Serr @iqiam VI. WonIn. Ser
George s. Senfins, Srqu 9ouio &.
Bartlett, aSerr Socob @pIteiu, Serr
Hobert Borrett, Serr Srancis y.
Sorpe1 uno Ser Sobn &. glono.
Inter Gener, meIhe Der Gr6ffnunos.
Sor'tellnng %beiruobnen peroen, befin4
ben lid: Rapcr uno 5rau Z. garrn
NabooI, Serr uno 5rarl GrnIt :.
anabe, iun., General unb Srau 1Selir
ggnuS, SEER unS 5rau 8an Seer
9lod, Serr uno 6rou aler. gromn,
Serr uno Sruu Sigmuno Sonue.
boru Serr uuo 8rau Gapio SuBIer,
Serr uno 6rau seymour @anoeI.
baum. Serr unO Srall @rnit Stmei-
Der, Serr uno Srou 0oI6o 9eruco.
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