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Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25

has been made through country here
totore unknown to automoplilStS ana
at the season when road conditions are
worst.
hot Springs automobilsts gave the
ONO car party Il hearty welcome, us
they did 10 the Glluucn tourists TINS
year. A reception was ncld at the Ar
lIngton hotel ana also at the Iennes-
see club.
Road Commissioner John Quarles,
VINO accompanied the party from Hell
cna to Little Rock, intends to Interest
Governor George H. Dona6ny in u
PROJECT to construct a road across Ar
KANSAS, connecting with hot springs
ana Little Rock, to the Pacific coast
Through Governor DonaBny, Com1nls-
sIOner L4uarlGs VIII interest the gov.
ernors oil texas, New Mexico, ArIzona
ana California. Part OF TINS proposed
route will be that traNersed Dy tne
ONO car party on its present tour.
TeXarkana, Tex, Dec. 1S.--Dcpartlns
from the role OF automouillsts Tor u
time today, the four patnnnuers VINO
compose the party in the ONO car now
en- route from New YORK to san Fran
cisco joined a bucket brigade and aldeu
IN saving Irom total destruction barn
on the plantation OF j. NJ. HOdgns,
ten mics north OF TeXarkana AS thC
automoDInsts were nearing HOd5lns
place they say flames bursting from
the roof OF the barn. Leaving the OHIO
car at the roadside, they grasped buck
cts and rushed to the assistance of Mr..
HodgIns ana several negro farm hands
who were lighting to check the course
of the fire
Fred D. Clark, one of the drivers of
the ohio car, entered the blazing barn
to nberate several mules and horses.
He sped Mr. Hodgins' little 3-year-olo
daughter, Susie, playing in the hay, un-
mindful of her danger Clarke grasped
the child and hurried to safety just as
the roof fell in. After the fire, which
did $500 worth of damage, was eXtin-
guished, the automobilists proceeded to
Texarkana. They will next go to Dali
las and thence to Il Paso. Because
of the muddy roads encountered Tues
day the pathfinders were compelled to
stop for the night at De Kalb, Tex,
instead OF going directly to Paris.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25

crew in their endeayor to select only
the best routes and properly mark
them Night camping in the open,
with the coyotes bowling about their
shelter, miles from any human habi-
tation in the desert, on the mountains
through streams and forests, in rain
and snow, these are some Of the things
encountered by /. f. Block, who has
superintended the road work, has been
most faithfl in his endeaVOr and
has accomplished that which has won
commendatiOn from all. The area COW
cred by the club is over 10000 square
miles In this territory the club has
signed nearly 5000 miles of road. 1t
has endeaVored in its work to select the
best routes, hotels and garages. New
signs have been erected on the route
known as the Citrus Belt boulevard as
far as Goshen. This route. beginning
at Bakersfield, passes through FamosO,
POrterville, Lindsay, Exeter and Visa
liza to Goshen. The new route between
FamosO and Delano Is the best for all
the year travel, as no heavy sand or
water will be encountered.
new route to Riverside is being
established which will be known and
marked as the Valley boulevard. The
route from Los Angeles and Pasadena
will meet about two miles west of Eel
Monte on this new road, and will be
via Fuente and Pomona, with a dag
onal ROAD to Riverside. A route from
Corona TO Ontario will be included in
the san Diego inland route, and
will be marked so as to escape the al
kali and adobe stretch to Rincon
Tuesday morning Mr.. Block will leave
Los Angeles to mark the road from
Fullerton to the new Valley boulevard
via La Brea canyon. AS soon as the
spring rains are over. San Diego county
and the coast and inland routes to San
Diego will be resigned. The best route
to Dominguez field, where the aviation
meet will be held, has been plainly
marked by the club.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
MOTORIST CRITlCISES
COUNTY SPEED TRAPS

According to Harry Doherty OF Morrow,
Loomis & Co., the methods employed by the
county officials for entrapng motorists into
violation of the speed law are contempt-
BILE to say the least.
While an Interstate salesman was dem
onstrating on the new Washington road
few days ago and proceeding at a mode
rate pace, within the limit OF the law
automobile containing four men raced along
and slowed down just ahead OF the Inter
State, in a position where the occupants Of
the rear car were smothered with dust. The
Interstate driver then speeded up to go
ahead Of the dust the driver of the other
car also went ahead; the Interstate driver
then slowed down. thinking the first
would keep on. but the first also
slowed down and remained just where 1t
could continue to keep the Interstate in
cloud of dust. What man would not be-
come exasperated and pull open his throttle
to get his and passengers out Of such
predicament? This is What the Interstate
driver did, and as soon as he passed the car
which was making a nuisance of itself, one
of the occupants flashed badge and yelled
that he under arrest.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25

in a grooved ring on the inside of the
wheel The form of these grooves is
such that without excessive pressure
they make almost a positive drive, yet
the whole mechanism Is simplicity it,
self.
The wagon is designed to carry a
driver and ZOO pounds. 1t is so sim
pie that boy can operate it, and it
makes an ideal light delivery. The
car will do 80 to 80 miles on a gallon
of gas, the motor starts from the seat
and there is no mechanism to ge out
of order. 1t is withal the simplest
auto made, with fewest parts
DR.. Snyder will show in a few weeks
a pneumatic tired pleasure car with
the same mechanism.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25

DR.. Charles w. Snyder. at the Mid
dleby sales rooms is showing a Duryea
made commercial car that is wonderful
in its simplicity. There is no trans
mission, no differential, no valves, no
toothed gears, using these terms in the
ordinary sense, yet the machine seems
capable of doing anything asked of it.
The motor a tWo-cylinder, is located
directly in front of the rear axle, and
Is suspended on a peculiar type of
sub-frame in such manner that there
is a slight backward and forward mo-
tion. The crank-shaft is very long, so
that the ends almost touch the rear
wheels. On the ends of the shaft are
aIldable grooved pulleys which engage
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-03
MOTORMANFACES
| PERJURY CHARGE
INJECTED AS RESULT or HIS
TESTIMONY IN THE TRIAL OF
LEE o'NElL BRoWNE-TRiAL
NEARING CLOSE.

Chicago, Sept. 2.-W s. Forrest
chief counsel for the defense, COM
pletei the closing arguments in the
second Lee O'Neil Browne bribery
trial today. He will be followed to-
morrow by other attorneys for the do
tense. The States attorney says tho
case will be given to the jury Monday.
Indictments charging perjury az
.ainst George p. Gloss, street car
motorman, were returned to the court
today.
Gloss was a witness for Browne
and testified that Sidney Marlborough,
an important state witness, accom-
panied Gloss home on the night OF
May "a, instead of being in Spring
field, as stated by White.
An Indictment charging embrace cry
was voted against man known as
LAWN LAWN is alleged by R. J.
McLaren, former venireman, to
nave attempted to influence his iudg-
ment with regard to the trial of
Browne LAWN, according to Ne
Larin, told him that in the first trial
the states attorney packed the jury
against Browne. Embracery is pun
ishible by Imprisonment.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-03
LAWYERS HAVE
MANY CLASHES
HEARING or THE INCREASED
RATE CASE BEFORE COW
MERGE COMMISSION BE.
COMES A STORMY AFFAIR.

Chicago, Sept. g.. There were ffe-
qnent clashes between the attorneys
for the railroad ana the shippers le-
gal representatives at today's hearing
before the examiners of the inter-
state commerce commission over the
proposed advance in freight rates in
certain commodities. Attorney u. B
Pierce, Of the Rock Island railway
clashed with Attorney r. b. James
attorney for the shippers, presenting
suggestion that an appointment t1e
made for the investigation of tht
Rock Island statistics.
Henry Miller. vice president of the
Wabash, testified that the income o.
the road just paid for the mainten
ance The Wabash had added no neN
ffeisnt equipment since 1907, he said
and no passenger cars since 1904 Tht
operating expenses had increased
wages had increased, the hours o
service and full crew law added K
the expense. The proposed increase
would net $4,000 year, mere drol
in the bucket
The Rock Islands presentation Of
reasons for the increased rates wa
completed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-03
P|NCHOT TALKS
FOR LAFOL[EIIE
DECLARES THE WISCONSIN SEM
ATOR Is THE PIONEER OF
THE PROGRESSIVE MOVE
MENT IN U. S. CONGRESS.

Milwaukee Sent, 1--That I4afollette
N%as the pieaeer efstha nrogress;*e
movement; that he was the FIRST pub
lie man, so far as he knew, to lay
down the lines along which the great
water power problem, the first prob
lem of conservation today, must be
settled, were the sentiments voiced
by Clifford Pinchot at the Bilou
theatre tonight, where he spoke la
the interest Of the denomination Of
LafoNctte at thee primaries on Tues
day next.
1T has been made efear that the
special interests are ABOUT to take
refuge behind the states rights doc.
trlne as against the national. Lafol.
lette made his deeds square with his
words rs one Of the strongest sup.
porters Of national action for conser,
walton within the national sphere.
"He was, understand, the first
man ito suggest the protection of The
coal lands in the public domain, and
he has been strong supporter Of the
proposed Appalachian and White
Mountain national forests from the
first. He does not propose 10 turn tna
resources which belong to all the peo
pie over to the states at the behest Of
the special interests, because ne sees
MS all do, that behind this propoial
lies all regulation by the people.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-03
APPOINTMENT BY TAFT
President Places Jos. A. Holmes at
Head of Geologic Survey-Is a
Friend of Pinchot.

Beverly, Sept. 2.--Taft tonight an
nounced the appointment of Joseph
Austin Holmes as head of tie Geo.c-
gic survey The selection was made
some time ago. MI. Holmes is a
personal friend of Clifford Pinehot and
Jas. r. Garfield, who sharply criti-
cized Ballinger on the witness stand
in the Ballihger-Pinchot inquiry. \
IFS reported here that Bailiger felt ttlat
Holmes might nave had hand in
what he termed the conspiracy
against him.
The Endorsement of Holmes is al
most unanimous 1t came from tne
mine operators ana miners organiza
tions alike Holmes is native g
South Carolina
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-03

began its record in 1893, 4,4l9 were
injured, of which 4GG died. 40G cf
them dying OF tetanus,
The grand total for eight years
shows 1886 persons injured, Of these
I .G62 died. Goa as the direct result Of
injuries and 9GS from tetanus.
One hundred and twenty-five per.
sons dost eyes.
The figures for 1910 show accidents
sons lost eyes
Blank cartridges, 1856.
Fire crackers, 1850.
Cannon, 22l.
Fire arms, 229
Powder and fireworks, 97G.
The decrease from 1903 to 1910 is
due more to the intelligent methods
Of celebration.
Illinois and Ohio reduced them to
one-half Indiana, Iowa and Wiscon
sin show larger totals than yea.
ago.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-03

millions. In the loss in wages alone
the total is estimated at more than
$10,000,000, while the loss to jobbers
and retailers of the country is com
puted at ten times that.
One essential point OF the victory
to the nation at large, is the aboii.
ton of all contract WORK al nome
There will be no more sweat shops.
The rock on which all previous ef
forts at mutual conciiation have
split has been the closed shop That
rock has been avoided by the adop.
ton of the preferential union shop.
the idea for which Louis y. Brandeis
Of Boston. formerly counsel for CLAWS
| In the Ballinger-Pinchot controversy
| IL given full consideration The ar
ticles Of agreement gay "eacn mem
Der of the manufacturers is to main
| tain a union shop, that being under
stood to refer to a shop whore unioa
standards as to working conditions
hours, rates and ages prevail an
where union men arc preferred; i
lbeing recognized that since there are
differences In degrees Of skin, the en-
ployes shall have the freedom d
selection as between one union nar
and another, and shall not be coR
Concluded on Third Page.)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-03

Boston, Sept. With the arrival
of C. Grahame White, the noted Brit
ish aviator, from London greater in
terest will be taken in the great in
terrational aero contests to take
place at Belmont track in October
Before going 0 New York Mr. White
will participate in the meeting Of tHe
Harvard Aero Club at Boston and
then go to San Francisco and other
cities. Mr.. White was the first OF the
three ayiators designated by the
United Kingdom to represent Great
Britain In the contest for the Coupe
Internationale d'Aviation to get away
from England Mr. James Radley
who hung up worlds speed records
at the recent Lanarl; meeting in Scot
land, and Mr.. F. w. McArdle, the
third representative selected by the
organization mentioned, are actively
preparing to follow him. They, too
hope to engage in cross country
flights and other contests before the
"big show begins down on Ions
Island.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-03
SEVENTY THOUSAND WORKERS,
IDLE FOR NINE WEEKS, RE-
TURN TO WORK.
STARVATION WAS NEAR
For the Thousands Dependent Upon
the New York Garment Work
ers--cIosed Shop Dis
plte is Eridged.

New York, Sept. 2.-The CLOAK
makers strike. The greatest indus
trial disturbance Of American labor,
was settled tonight Seventy thons-
and garment workers who nave been
lille for nine weeks viii return tt
work Ten thousand and those de
pendent upon them, $4,000 souls, We're
on the point of eviction ard hundreds
had already been forced on th9
streets,
The industrial loss to employers
and employees has run high into the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-03
DECREASE MOST MARKED WHERE
RESTRICTIVE MEASURES
WERE EFFECTIVE.
1928 PEOPLE INJURED
On the Fourth This ear---Decrease
From 1908 to 1910 Due to the
More Intelligent Meth
ods of Celebration.

Chicago, Sept 2.The list Of deaths
and accidents due 10 the celebration
Inf the fourth Of July, now appearing
shows a notable Improvement accold
ing to the Journal Of the American
Medical Association published today
The deereaSe in accidents was most
marked In sections whore restrictive
legislation was effective. The sum.
mary shows:
Two thousand, niEe .unGred anf
twentythree persons were injured on
July IN this ,gRar- When the journa
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-03
REGULARS BEST SHOTS.

Sea Girt, Sept 2.-The regimental
team match and the allcomers mill
tary match at 500 yards were CAP
tured by the regulars in the rife tour
nament today. The men of the 18th
United States infantry won both. Tue
Keystone match at 500 yards was
won by w. f. Reynolds of Maras-
quan, N. j.. who made q consecutive
bulls eyes. In the 800 yards all.
comers military match, Sergeant H.
A. Whitaker, of the United States in
fantry, made 10 consecutive bulls
eyes.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-03
GREAT WESTERN RACES
Not Single Event Won in Straight
Heats at Joliet Yesterday-Mar.
gate TOOK Main Event.

Joliot, sent. q. Npt race was won
In straight heats at today's meeting
Of the Great Western circuit harness
races In the 2:l0 pace the result
had to be decided In the sixth heat
2:t4 trot, $1,000 Margate won
Bobie McGreagor second Vestae
third Tine 2:09A.
2:t0 pace, $500; w. A., won; Joe
Brown second; Knight Of Stratmort
third Best time 2;151a.
Free for-all pace, $500. Darky Fla
wen Tony Swift second; Gift lir'
third Fest time 2:05h.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-03
EVANS WINS GOLF TITLE.

Chicago Sept Charles Evans
Jr., of Edgewater Golf Club. Chicago.
today achieved the honor of being the
first amateur to win an open torrna-
ment in this country In the Sc hole
final for the western open champion
ship at Bevery Country Club, he de-
feated George Simpson professional,
of Lagrange Country Club, Cnicago,
6 up ) to play. Evans conceded to
have a fine chance of winning the ma
tional amateur event at Boston.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-03
CUBAN EDITOR KILLED
BY HAVANA COUNCILMAN.

Havana, Sept. 2.Juan Emert,
editor of the sat.rical weekly.
Chantecler, of which the first issue
appeared this morning, was shot and
killed this afternoon by member If
the city council. The cause of t5e
shooting was a scurrilous article in
Chantecler concerning young wonI-
an to whom Pennino, the murderer
was attentive.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-03
TO Build MEAN TERMINAL

81. Paul, sept Announced rail
roads have decided to build "A new
nnion station at St Pasl adsmate fcr
all needs. The plan includes chang
ing the channel Of the Mississippi so
that enough land may be afforded ior
the terminal.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-03
WHITE WHIPS CoNLEY.

Milwaukee, Wis, Sept. 2.-Charle
White, of Chicago out pointed
frankie Conley. OF Kenosha, in a ten
round, no decision bout tonight All
clean work was dore by White.
Conley, while the aggressor, roushed
1t. He was called by the referee in
the fourth for his wrestling. tactics.
White hal the better or the -otc,:d
fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-03

tain such a ratio a the depth increas-
es; for the output necessarily dlmin.
ishes as the field of operation mar
rows. Still, it is certain that such
rate can be maintained as viii enable
the workers to finish the excavation
considerably in advance of the date
fixed for opening the canal-January
l, 1915. Indeed, | shall be surprised
if the canal cannot be opened six
months or even a year in advance Of
the time set.
The work has two great features
The Culebra Cut, when | have been
considering, and the great dam at Ga.
tun. The latter Is to imprison the
waters of the Chagres and other
streams into lake with an area OF
164 square miles This work is ad-
vancing steadily, and lust as success
fully as the work on the Culebra CIT
the wter which is ultimately to FIJI
the lock is now flowing through the
concrete splllway in the center of the
dam, the Chagrcs having been divert
ed from its bekand placed under com
plete control. The construction OF
the dam has advanced sufficiently to
convince the engineers in charge OF
the work Of its absolute stability and
imperviousness. The concrete work
on the lock is advancing so rapidly
that the first double-set at Gatun will
be completed this coming November
and the engineer in charge has an
nonnced that all the concrete in all
j the locks will be in place two years
hence. The date of final completion
and formal opening of the Canal to
the commerce Of the world will be
determined by the time consumed in
placing the great steel gates, cm r
gency dams, and all appliances fol
operating the docks. But those ir
charge of the work announce without
hesitation thateverything will be fin
ishei well in advance of January
1915.
This is stupendous record c,
| achievement. AS a people we ar,
rather fond OF criticizing ourselves
and sometimes with very great jus
tice but even the most pessimistit
| critic should sometimes think of wha
Is to orr credit. Amog our asset.
Of the past ten years will ne place,
the extraordinary ability, integrity
and success with which we have han
died all the problems inherited as tn,
d!ed allsheproblemsinheritedastAp
result Of the Spanish war; In the VIZ,
we have handled ourselves In tn,
| Philippines, in Cuba, in Porto Rico
in San Domingo, and in Panama. Tt,
cruise OF the battle fleet around tn,
world was striking proof that W,
had made good with the navy; anC
what we have done at Panama repre-
sents the accomplishment of one O
the great feats of the ages. Il is
feat which reflects the highest hcno
itpon our country, and our era itud
is lite TO every man who has takel
an honorable part in any capacity II
bringing about its performance.
| We now have further duty to pei
l (Cnnflpnal cp Third
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-03
BYERs Is DEFEATED.

Pittsburg. Sent 2-E. RI. Bycca
former national golf champion, was
defeated today for the Pennsylvania
state championship By George a.
Ormiston. 4 up and to play w c,
Fownes. Jr, plays Ormiston in the
finals tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-03
CURED BY LONG FAST.

Denver, Sept 2.--Rowland Moe'lcr
aa young civil engineer who went 81
daEs without food In orded toTcrrf
stomach trouble and partial leafn IS
today began taking nonrishment Il
the form of orange and plum Juice
he can hear without difficulty, though
weak,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-03
GOOD DRAMAS CHEAP.

New York, Sept 2.--The new
rheNre founded by VIM Kanderhill,
has announced that arrangements are
completed for a series OF subscription
performances for lovers Of gool
drama who feel that they canno; pay
Broadway prices. The subscribers
viii be charged from ten to fif;y
cents.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-03
New York Beat Boston.

New York, Sent. 2 New YORK
made FIVE runs in the eighth, winning
by a score of~6 to r. The wlnnlrs
tally was scored by Cree on i wsbi
pitch Pitcher Wood ana Saortstop
Wagner protested the decision and
they we're banished from the grounds
by Umpire Perrine.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-03
phiIadelphia look Two.

Washington, Sent Philadelphia
captured both games. The seconi
was called at the end OF the seyeGt'
on account Of darkness Walker was
hit hard in the first game Errors lost
the second
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-03
Second Game.

Batteries Drucke. Schlei and Mey
efs; Moren and Jacklitscn
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-03
RH n

Batteries White, Lever and Glib
son; Rowan and Mclean.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-03

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland Won close Game.

Cleveland, Sept 2.--7n oloseY
contested game Cleveland won
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-03
Y N r.

batteries Walker Riseliug an1
peckeudorf; Ainsmith, Coombs aul
/ nm
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-03
Philadelphia Captured Both Games Of
Double Header With Wash
ington--New York Ma.
tionaIs Lost TWO.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Cincinnati, Sept. Cincinnati d..
feated Pittsburg in an exciting game.
Cincinnati pulled off triple play III
the sixth inning.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-03
Second Game.
Score.

Batteries Gray ami Ainsmth; (;
Morgan and Livingston.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-03

Concluded on Talrd Page.l
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-03

Batteries Mitchell Alams an.
Easterly; Hall Killifer ana Crisp.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-03
erookIln Wins Two.

IF9t VI N NWFNANI uFlW DFUNU
Burke, Smith and Rariden.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-03

Continued ON Third Page.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-03
Gein1t faatuiiuat alas.

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mdn lddfeiieteelliien oIastpn plioppi'
Iosta ,ioiIle ban oil piidmdsId Iuentoa
tpaItion pIiopistosiaSt.p tpiis
me preiontoiro, bamtaantuiipot faatris
man ieindn raunioiben olIe ,iofa muir.
tautui iiddn luoffabuoneeieen, iosIa
be olipot fofoontiineet, pdlioifoifen
Eaton dpi.proiesiorin ia pIioppilaot
peIastitpat toiiet Iuofon plioppilaat,
mutta profesIori Wloore oil min tpoi=
feasti louffaantunut, ettd bdn oil
tainnufiisIa Is minuuttia tpield Ien
ialfeen fuin bdnet oil peIastettn.
2uoffabuoneesia oil 36 pIioppilasta
fun ieind murtui beiodn pddlle. Seis
nd, iofa faatui, oil iatettp leiiomaan
Wtiuarb baaIin palon idlfeen mieita
tpiiffoid Iitten ia ie foatui fofo pdi
fpdn tpauinneen fotpan tuulen job.
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