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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-12
RUSSIA FOSTERS
PLAN FOR PEACE
Proposes That the Porte Ac-
Cede to Demands of
Servia.

ST PETERSBURG, March 12-Russia
IS not ready for Balkan war. which
would certainly involve her in a strug-
sic with Austria, ana possibly with Aus
tria and Germany combined.
In order to placate Servia, Russis has
proposed that The porte turn over to
Servia a portion OF Nsov1se Bacar. which
was ceded to Turkey by Austria when
The latter seized Bosnia and Herzpc-
VIVA.
Despite the dissatisfaction in Austria
over the Servian note insisting that
their dispute go 10 the powers, Austria
is unable 10 reject Il without assuming
tull responsibility for me result.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-12
BALTIMORE BOAT
BURNS TO WATER
No Passengers aboard, But
Captain and Crew Have
Narrow Escape.

BALTIMORE, MarCl 1.-THE fine
side wheel steamer Love Point. Of the
Maryland, Delaware and Virginia Rail
way Company, was burned t. the va
ter's edge at the wharf at Love Point.
Kent Island, early today.
All the passengers had landed before
the flames burst forth. The captain
and crew had a narrow escape, the for
mer being compelled to nes before he
had time 10 dress.
In order 10 save the wharf and other
property, the steamer was chopped
away and drifted out into the river a
blazing torch.
Inc Love Point was popular as an ex-
curSlon steamer during the summer and
was one o. the fastest boats on Chesa-
peake Bay.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-12
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-12
CONE LANDS BERTH
AS BUREAU CHIEF
Commander of Flotilla Will
Take Charge of Steam
Engineering.

Lieut.. Commander Hutch i. Cone was
today appointed chief Of the Bureau of
Steam Engineering Of the Navy Depart
ment by Secretary Meyer.
He achieved a record as commander Of
the second torpedo hotiIIs on its mo-
mentous voyage last year 10 the Pacific
coast in advance or the fleet and was
appointed fleet engineer when the bat
tleships left San Francisco for their trip
around the world
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-12
ROUTE TOO LONG
FOR APPLICANT

During "A recent examination of ap-
plicants for the position Of mail car
rier, a colored boy appeared before
the Civil Service Commission.
How far is it from the earth 10 the
moon?" was the first question asked
him.
How fan am il from de earf to de
moon?' he repeated. as ne began to
reach for his hat Say. boss. If yours
gwine to put me on that route I don't
want de job. Circle Magazine.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-12
WATERSPOUTS SIGHTED.

SAN DIEGO, Cal, March 12-FoTow-
ing a severe hail and rain storm here
two gigantic waterspOuts were sighted
of Point Iona, travelling northwaTd at
a rapid rate. Wireless operators <,tate
that the spOuts were three miles off
shore and one-foUrth of a mile high.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-12
PREMATURE SCI OF TEETH.

A month-oId baby with a full set Of
small, but perfectly developed teeth
caused a sensation at "A recent meeting
of the Vienna Medical Society The
premature appes rance OF teeth has been
known before, but in this use the
child is normal in the deveiaDn1eat OF
bones and hair and In nutrition, a.
healthy boy of normal Parentage, and
the doctors are at loss to explain the
twenty fine teeth.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-12
RELIEF SHIP ARRIVES

NAPLES, March 1.-THE steamer
Haileybury. which left New York on
february 10. has arrived here with a
big cargo Of materials for houses for
the earthquake sufferers. They will be
sent by train to the Calabrian villages
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-11-05
Finished at Rusk.

Rusk, Texas, Nov. 4.-The legisla-
tive committee finished its investiga-
ton at the, Rusk penitentiary today
and left tonight via Houston for the
state sugar farm. They heard testi-
mony today from citizens which cor
roborated much of the convict testi-
mony concerning inhumane treatment
at outside camps. They also got some
interesting testimony concerning the
religious and educational work at
Rusk and also concerning the cost and
operation of the State Railroad.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-11-05
MUzzLE OR SHOOT
ALL ROAMING DOGS
is THE ORDER AT LAREDO TO-
DAY, AS RESULT OF DEATH
OF MRS. c. GONZALES.
W0InaRDiedInCORVuIsiOD
Following Her Return From Monterey,
Where She Was Treated and
dismissed as cured-Bitten
Three Weeks Ago.
(Herald Specially

Laredo, Texas, Nov. 5.-A procla.
nation was issued by the mayor today
ordering the officers to shoot all dogs
not wearing muzzles. This order came
following the death of Mrs. Cruz Con
zales here today from a dog bite.
The woman died of hydrophobia.
She was bitten three weeks ago, and
had just returned from Monterey,
where she was treated in the Pasteur
Institute, and dismissed as cure.
She died in commissions.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-11-05
WERE RELEASED ON BOND
Miss Leona Baird and Brother ReIeas.
ed on Bond Pending Further In
vestigation of Murder.
Herald Specially

Tulsa, Okla, Nov. Sit was learned
today that Leona Baird and her broth
er, Audley Baird, and Frank Wall, al
legged principals in the murder of L.
E. Norman of Troupe, Texas, were
not discharged Internationally, but
were released on bond pending a fur
Their investigation. officers declare
that others were implicated in the
murder and that other arrests will re-
suit shortly.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-11-05
ARE INCREASING CAPITAL
Bland and Fisher Lumber Company,
Bland and Fisher Cattle Co., and
Orange Paper Mill.
(Herald Specially

Austin, Texas, Nov. 5.-The Bland
and Fisher Lumber company of Hous-
ton was chartered today with CAPT
tai of $4,000.
The Bland and Fisher Cattle COM
pany was chartered with capital of
$4,000 with headquarters in Hous-
ton and Bland Lake, Harrison county.
The Yellow Pine Paper Mill COM
pany of Orange was granted an amend
ment to its charter, increasing the
capital stock from two to five hun
dretaf I6usand dollars. 800
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-11-05
TULIA WOMAN BURNED
BY a Gasoline Explosion, and Her Re-
covery Is Uncertain.
CHerald Specially

Amarillo, Texas, Nov 5-Mrs. E.
Murray is in a critical condition today
as a result of burns she sustained last
night from a gasoline explosion. The
explosion occurred in the woman's
home at Tulia, and the house was bad
ly damaged. The recovery of the vic
tim is uncertain.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-11-05
OYSTER ROAST
Secretary NaseI Enjoyed Galveston
Hospitality Today BY Attend
ing Oyster Roast.
(Herald Specially

Galveston, Texas, Nov. 5-Charles
Nagel, secretary of commerce and
labor at Washington, accompanied by
the entertainment committee of Hous-
ton and Galveston, arrived here today
on the yacht Russiria. He is the
guest of honor at an oyster roast at
tended by the city officials and others
this afternoon. Mr. Nagel goes to
Beaumont tomorrow.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-11-05
POLITICAL BEE AGAIN
Col. Ike Pryor of San Antonio Is the
Latest PossibiIity-Urged BY the
Cattle People of the State.
(Herald Specially

San Antonio, Texas, Nov 5.-The
friends of Colonel Ike T. Pryor, who
is well known all over Texas, and was
the former president of the Texas
Cattle Raisers' Association, today
launched a boom for his election for
governor. The colonel has not yet
been persuaded to make the race, but
his friends are urging him. Colonel
Pryor is now president of the Trans
Mississippi Commercial Congress.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-11-05
TWO BANK ROBBERS
Taken to corsicana to Stand Trial on
Charge of Robbing Rice Bank.
CHerald Specially

Fort Worth, Texas, Nov. ED
Marvin and John Brown who recent
ly escaped from the Hamilton Jail,
where they were held in connection
with the Carlton state bank robbery,
were taken to Corsicana this morning
by Sheriff Clayton of Navarro coun-
ty. The men will be tried on the
charge of blowing the bank at Rice.
Marvin has already been convicted of
blowing the Marvin bank.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-11-05
DISAPPOINTED IN LOVE.
ollie Baker Took His Life In Chill
dress Late Last Night.
(HeraId Specially

Childress, Texas, Nov. 5.-Ollie
Baker, aged seventeen years, commit
ted suicide late last night at the home
of his parents here He swallowed
carbolic acid and died Immediately.
Disappointment in love affair is said
to be the motive
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-11-05
DOMESTIC NEWS.

The few Orleans cotton seed trade
shows al serious decline.
A national association was formed
at Columbia, S. c., to fight pelIagra.
The North Dakota, tested at Rock
land, NJ b., showed herself to be the
fastest Ipreadnaught afloat.
E. II. Crump was elected mayor of
Memphis after close and exciting
contest.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-11-05
NEGRO MAN ARRESTED
Together With Three Negro Women
Charged With Murder.
CHerald Specially

Dallas, Texas, Nov. Sam Over
ton and three women, all negroes,
were arrested today in connection
with the killing of Bert McLenon, an
other negro, here last night. Overton
is charged with the murder, which
followed an alteration in a negro sec
ton of the city.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-11-05
BY JANUARY FIRST
GaIveston-Houston lnterurban Con-
struction Will Begin.
CHerald Specially

Houston, Texas, Nov. 5.-M. NJ.
Phinney, manager for the Stone G
Webster syndicate here, today an
nounced positively that the construc-
ton of the Observation-Disclosures interur-
ban line will be commenced by Jan
uary first, and that the line will be
in operation by the time the Calves
ton causeway is completed.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-11-05

Prof Rand has musical, acrobatic,
dramatic and mental dogs. They will
be on the bill at the New Lyric The
atre Friday night.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-11-05
GO TO SAN ANTONIO.
Governor and Party Go to Open Big
Fair In the Alamo City.
Herald SnecIal.N

Austin, Texas, Nov. Ex-Governor
Campbell, Adjutant General Newton,
Col. Ge4. Walker and others left this
afternoon for San Antonio, where the
governed will officiate at the opening
of the big fair tomorrow.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-11-05

The Kings Daughters of the Con
gregational church will hold bazaar
and social on the End and 3rd of De
cember in the lecture room of the
church. 11-3-20t
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-11-05
POSTOFFICE CLERK
HAS GONE WRONG
LOUIS H. BUTTON OF McALESTER,
OKLA, CHARGED WITH EN-
BEZZLING FUNDS.
Is Short -Four Thousand
Admitted His DefaIcations and Says
He Lost the Money Gambling.
Lost $500 In One Game
of KIondke.
CHerald Specially

McAlester, Okla, Nov. 5.-Louis H.
Button, aged twenty-one years, and a
clerk in the local postoffice, who was
arrested last night charged with en-
bezzling five hundred dollars of the
postoffice funds, admitted today that
his defalcations would amount to some
four thousand dollars. He says he
lost the money at gambling, admitting
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-11-05

that he recently lost seven hundred
dollars in one game of Klondike. But
ton had charge of the remittances re-
ceived from other postoffices which
make the McAlester postoffice their
dfeeppe:ss s66sF;sf----7--, -'-----'--~-.-
He plead guilty to embezzlement
and was released on a two thousand
dollar bond. He has a nineteen-year-
old wife.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-06
Snlbei fir Saar.TnnfrIn.

Die Sbee, SoI6ei sur 8ieocrEcr.
telling Der Sor6c ocs Saores 81 be.
nlltcn, lit nidt ncll. llnIcrc WroB.
cltcrt bcnllsten oSolbci.S bce", Inn
ibr Saar onnfcl uno ~gIdn5cno 81 CT.
boltcn. Bcnn ibrc &oare ausiielcn,
briibtcn lie Solbci ob uto bcnuttcl,
Den abguB booon ols @cgenmittcl.
Seute broud)en mir bics rid)t mcbr
81 tbun. Siidtige Gbcmifer pcrrid.
ten oics jctt fir ms. @ir perlon.
gen bclttc ocren Grobuft: .@pctb
Gage ono Sulpbur", Solbci uno
Shmciet in rid)tiger StGrfe cnt0ot.
teno. gue gutcn gpotGcfcn iiibren
es fir SOC. ooer 500 Ole 5lai6c,
oocr cs miro oircft sc9en Ginienouts
bcs Breiics pcrionot bon Der 8pct5
Gbemieal Co., "a Gortlanbt. Ctr,
Netp 9orf Gitp.
3u perfouien bei Scr Gco0 9rua
60, 2%erington. uno Solporo. StraBe.
(lpril4iSoD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-06
8rnnbitiifs llebertragnngrn.

George 9. 5ripp OIL George ".
orecroit uno Uottiit, 8eitieitc Der
9prb-, nobe Sorts trabe, ~ bel o..
10, @rlulo5inS $50, So.
Gruminto j. Iidep on Wi6oel
@ounon. @aitieitc Der Worton., nobe
Gnger:S trobe, 20 BEL 155, @runo.
sinS $50, So.
9sifolas !. Slltdins uto Satin
an Glcnnor q. Yrice, Gin 5beil Der
uIlpertbcilten Slltereen bon A @runo-
ltiider, So.
@corge @. Gan II. u. an 10. Gaa
@unlp H.. ", Sitieitee scr Milton-
Slpenle, nabe sioSf6 trobe, lS bei
$40. So.
Sara 6. Moniou uno @atte all Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-06

I'm psrfduftn; v5tftH tel 4
Gr. 2t3t, Wnrnlanss hpe, am I. SUM 1900
bt5, r1tut II SImiRtr itno ya0. n Z
9r. 2i26. 8ors 6hariCs PIT, t2 3immer uHo
Yah. /. uno 9. Gtodperf Slals.
3enrn ebirt. Mn.pnIf.
Beihe Telephone. s22-j sntpsSnlfoiHD.
(Iiate, t4tU
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-06

tucrtbunlien grlns sinSfrelcn Grunoftider,
gtr. 1859, t6II, t643 uno 1915, GuGasGtrabe:
elmer letrcu 9anitclic
az observation-disclosures, na1e YdnonlesStraGc;
elHem uud0lJSbdreu @rano6ins
pom Sl3J.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-06

ssrwalterS Sertapt

VT, U53, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
fanl NJ. 9nrncit, yir. 2lB, ct. Bduls Strabe,
glHiudite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-06
6prutlpS irnrrn
GpuntH.S tfuera.

Gpuitg.S teuerH. 6urntl' SirncrH.
3n uerfanfei:
Scnc ncuen 3peiitbdiGcn Ddnior un Chs.
Gttdfe. Iid6e bdltiuloresSirnbc: nllc NeduefHs
lidbfe.ieu; ales MODERN. 4rcis: gieuH Snns
oeti uno iunf utn itep6ig Collars, $aI5.00.
8rufth5tns Heut uno orci6ig Dollars bro Sabr.
Vcotnaunaeh fhr aduicr pnlleio.
Man nebute Suirntouut GOenue iio Spars
rop's F0inl &lcttriidc.
ggeltien itcis u~lilUcieno.
Matter Y. Ncitpbai,
ttb2@L) gdlilrterlte0nler,
Gount1. Steueru. 6puntD. 5teueru.
Die Helleu Qduicr an Hombnroi mo .. cit.
Sid6lnnptuun. Yrci5 $500. Giehrigcr @rmtos
gins. sir adutcr pnlcuoe %cbiHRuHgen.
9tebmi 6Girntonri Gpcnuc mo Spurrutp's Roint
Siefirit6e. Ci02-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-06

hb
pcrtbuouen grnnc5tnefreitu BrnnSitiideu,
glr. 80, 33t, 333 mo 33j, Golinblns spenne;
H. S SrI So ato' d. b. s 49, So 49, s. 81 ini Ss9 sti,
ct. FeiCrsStru6e;
Er. :0t, 500, sos, 5O7, 500, 5tt, 5t3, 5t5,
5i1, 5i9, 52l unO 523, Gaatpbct'Sir.
Strait ctncs NcfebI5 ocs Grcis0cri6t5 Or. 9
Oct Stnot baltimore miro Der ufilerSeidItete
ScrlrdIier, ON 1onurrttag, Oeu 10. Suui 1909,
an ben rcipcflipcn Cricn Bu rnten n1ge9cbenelI
Sctt ole i%olgrnocn luertbuolcn arunoSlusfrrieu
Sanieleu anf 6ficuflther Ihftiou Oerfdiifen:
Aufnu1 80 ltbr giadmittags.
Sdrlnliltne ptcr 8rlUoltldc lnO putter, ais
Mr.. 500, 1881. 333 mo 335, Columbia .glUcnue.
%bctuHnt; icoe Got Bat cine Tront bon etud IS
6uii mo cine Gteie bon % 6nb; iene mt eli
nem Nreilt0disen &o9H5auIe bcbani'
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8.oSaa mo ri zinc y Sieie ton sipa ia s. ,ynb?; Ieoe
nit cincm orcit6d acu Jsobnbupfe 6cbaut.
Spiort odruuf:
SdirmtIibc feds Srunoiiide lno Sdufer,
ais Nv, $40, s3I, s36, $40. sl2 nn6 8ll. ct.
@eters2irnhe. %beiaunt; hte Cots baben 5ronteil
BON r%cipcttine IT Sub, If SUB ? Az sou, II
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Spfort onrnui.
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gtr, sol, sos. 300, 507. 500. 5it, 5t3, 5i5,
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5ronte bon 10 SUP . sou nit elmer Iieie bon
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@ertaufS . gcSiuanunrn: Gin 2rittel ,gaor,
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mltltelt bonn ldae bcs SerfnufS ocr6init mo 6ur
3nfrtcoenbcit ocS ScripnlterS aeiihert lperoeu.
~lluiptleu bis 5um 1d0c oeS Scrtuitis h~egliocn.
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ngllriliorp 9coltp Gomponn" Silos
oIt-Gde bon GborlcSs mo Fl. StroBc,
"A bel 1874, So,
2. Willor0 Gbolt al Sonilo Sbr9s
Der. Slticitc Der @iuoiors, nobe Der
9}ortb-Auanle, @ruuo5ins $3.50, So,
IS. g. @bitc GcoItu Company" al
Suinu 3. Gplcr, Oitieite Der Hobin-
ion.StroBc, nobe GolternApe., 1911
bel 621a, @rimoi5u5 $40, $703.30.
8. WcrcOitb Neeic, GruItec, al oic
o9tiiuronce =. z. unb g. a." Giticitc
Der 6ricnoihip, uobc @otcr.S troBc
II bel -, @runojinS SIS, $3.50.
@iaiom @ette, inn, an 3omrS
Sling, Niticitc Der Sigb, nobc Der
Scmplce StroBr, So.
n9luriliorp 8eoltp Company" an
Sorob Is. Monion uno @ottc, Nr.
1922, NprhsGborl2@. StroBe. So.
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Sonea II. a., 8 @rlnoitiide, S..
Gleauor Is. Ericc an oic .Gitlc
Guarantee ou0 Sruit Gonponn"
@rltn0Itiidc, S..
Sobn W, Sonlcr an Charles 81.
Glorfc. Siioicitc DER MonllnlcnI.,
nobe Goie.S troBe, 12.S bel 70, @rOj.
$3.50, So.
Somucl i, u. &icl uno @ottin an
@rocc u. &icl, I @%rmoltiid, $500,
Snrrictt y. @lndibcrc an Gorl ",
Shiaing, Norboiticitc Der 2inbcn.
Apenuc, nobc GucotclsS trobe, t5.1$s
Del t47.6. $GS00.
rs. 9. M6it2 Hcoltp So" al
Gnnicl Tomncllp, Oitieite ser soto
nloc-. nobc Baltimore Strubc, II bti
y. @rrmo5inS $l2, So.
0iifloS S5oto unb @ottin an &boS.
8. 9fobel mo 6roll. Noromciticitc
Der Sargent, nobc Gorcp.S troBc, IL
bel 65, 0rlno5inS $36, 1925.
Hid)orO ". Gbompmon inn, mo
@nttin al Die nNolouO Earf Co."
mebrere @%runoitiidc, s..
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&ni0bt, SiiNoitieitc Der @co0cn6oIl,,
nobc g9eit-S troBc, IG bel t65, @rO5.
$t3S. So.
Worp 6. Smith an 6rcocrid 9oll.
crnihmiot, @cItieitc Der belmont,
nabe &lntillG0ou. NIucnrte, If bel &c..
10, $t0S3.33.
Charles Berger rnb @ottin al
Charles 9cdcr, 9ir. $3.50. Sit,Oliper,
StroBc, If bel 10G, Urllno5inS $3G,
So.
NQnea Smbofi an 6crbinonO Wih
Ter INTO @ottiu. Oitieita Der Charlton.
StrnRc, nnhe Sort. Ipcnllc, ~ bel 80,
0rrlb5ins $25, $500.
Nmclio &ollonoer on alolls @olp.
man, @eItieite Der GoItle-, llobe SAY
ettc~ 9traBe, 10 bel 81; $175. t"'
Benjamin Mnper an GGDr5o Z.
&etberi0, I @rll1bitiid, So.
Suco6 Mbeotfielo mo Satin al
@iuiom i. &orucp 1t. ~, Srtitcc, 10
8~runoltiide, $4,000.
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Eon9irls, Hr. ITO, @ilmer.S troBc,
So.
Charles Nc. Seolo II. u. an ,5oiepG
u. GIorf. OIticitc Der H., nobe 50.
monOion-9tpcnlc, 50 bel -. So.
Sobn 7. Murpbp um0 Satin an
ocn Mopor mo Stnotrotb @citicitc
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Ipcuuc, q bel -, ST.
&orob @bcotiiclo uno Satin al
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