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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-09-20

or Manhattan, Kan. Among those
present were four generations mother,
daughter, granddaughter and great
Granddaughter. A very pleasant time
was enjoyed by all.
The Rochester macadam road will
De repaired and more crawling will be
done on the lower Silver Lake road.
This is according to the instructions of
the county commissioners to A. c. Mer-
rift, trustee of Soldier township.
The Citizens State bank has been
equipped with steel ceiling and walls
Clarence Kistler. mail carrier from
station A. was bitten by a bull dog at
1903 North Kansas avenue while de-
lfverfng mail there yesterday morning.
He laid off Monday afternoon on ac-
count of the wounds he received from
the animal 1t is owned by the COL
is said to be a vicious dog.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Winner of Cedar
Falls, IA, have returned home, after
a visit with Mr.. Winners brother, o.
F. Winner, of Rochester.
Fred Voiland is in New York on
business
A. T. Rowe and family have moved
from 1882 North Kansas avenue to
Shorey, where they will make their flu
ture home.
Walter H Shore of Howard has re-
turned home, after a visit with rela-
tives here.
o. w. Doerr and family have moved
to 927 North Kansas avenue from 7O7
Locust street.
The Senior and intermediate B. Y.
P. U. of the North Topeka Baptist
church will meet at the corner of Lau-
o'clock this evening and go in body
to attend the local B. Y P. U. union
meeting to be held at the Seward
Avenue Baptist church
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-09-20
Notes and Personals.

J. F. McAfee, manager of the West
ern Wooden mills. is minus portion
of the tip of the third finger of his
left hand. He was showing a work
man in the mill something about a
machine Monday afternoon when part
of the machinery accidentally re-
moved the epidermis. His injury is
not serious.
Thinking that Kansas would be ex-
tremely cold, John Dyer OF Phlladel-
phia, Pa. brought his fur coat with
him when he came here to visit his
cousin, C. J. Nauman. of Rochester:
This was Mr.. Dyer's first visit west OF
PENNSYLVANIA. He says that he had
the Rocky mountains he would need
heavy winter clothing this season Mr..
Dyer is a railroad carpenter.
Miss Frances Stutzman has returned
to Lawrence. after spending the sum-
mer with relatives here.
Miss Mabel Teter is visiting rela-
tives in Wamego.
Mrs. T. N. Davis is recovering from
an attack of fever.
The Ladies Aid society of the Kan
sas Avenue NJ. E. church will hold an
all-day meeting Wednesday. All MEM
bers are asked to be present
The F. A. A. will give dance at the
hall, 1000 North Kansas avenue. to-
morrow evening for the lodge mem
bers and their friends.
The CampDe Drug 90. store is the
headquarters for paint.
Mrs M c. Holman and daughter,
Miss Geneive Holman. and son. Leon
Holman, of 116 Evelyn street, who
have been spending the summer at
Manitou, Colo, returned home this
morning.
e.. r. Crouch is in Kansas City on
business.
C. NJ Essig of Kansas City is ex-
pected to arrive today for a visit with
his uncle, C. w. Lukens of 1908 Cen
trail avenue
Mrs ]. H. Anderson went to Kansas
City Sunday, from where her husband
left for Kimberlin Heights. near
Nashville, Tenn. Mr.. Anderson will
study for the ministry of the Christian
church at Kimberlin Heights.
Mr. and Mrs. J. n. GRAHAM of 12O
East Curtis street entertained at a
family reunion Monday. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boyle
and family. Mrs. Minnie Ely and two
sons of Plano, Iowa, Mrs Eliza Spaht
and daughter of Fredonia, Kan, Mr.
and Mrs Ira -Cohee and daughter. Mr.
Will GRAHAM and two children, Mr..
Frank GRAHAM and family, Mr. and
Mrs viii Banfield. Mrs. R. B. Smith
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-09-20
NORTH SIDE NEWS.
Says Negro Lads Pushed Him
They Say He Fell.
Mexican Boy Sprains Shoulder
by Fall From Loft.
BREAKS ALL RECORDS.
Quincy Schools Open With $50
Pupils Enrolled.
BREAKS ALL RECORDS.
Holy Rollers Inspired to Sane.
tify AtchisOn and Lawrence.

Claiming that negro playmates push
ed him off of a loft Andreas Coles, a
1O-year-old Mexican boy is lying with
sprained shoulder and badly bruised
body on a pallet on the floor of his
nome, 907 North Quincy street The
boys say that young Coles fell through
a hole in the loft.
The alleged assault occurred in a
barn back of 900 North Kansas ave-
nue. about o'clock this morning. A
Mexican barber, whose shop is near by
found the lad on the ground moaning
in pain. The boy was taken to the
house. The humane officers were noti-
fed and called DIR. Swift. She attend
ed the case free of charge.
The boys condition was pitiable. He
lay groaning on a few blankets on the
floor. The place was almost destitute
Of furniture. The odor was sickening.
The visitors did what they could to
better conditions.
With nearly so more pupils than have
ever attended the first day in the his
tory of the schools, the Quincy schools
opened this morning with about $50
pupils enrolled. This is also within
month last year. The opening day at
the Grant school also makes a good
showing, over 400 pupils entering.
At the Quincy schools every room is
well filed.
Among all of these pupils the neat
ness of their clothes was noticeable.
Every boy and girl appeared dressed
in their "Sunday-go- to-meeting'' at
tire.
The Holy Rollers or the Holy
Sanctified People, as they wish to be
called, who have been holding meet
ings at the frame building at Kistler
street and North Kansas avenue for
nearly a year, are leaving Topeka. AL
though the meetings continue many of
the worshippers have gone to Law
renee and Atchison, it is said. The
leaders. when they came to Topeka
said that they would stay here until
this city was sanctified and then the
Lord would tell them where else to do
sanctifying work. This is encouraging
for Topeka but hard on Atchison and
Lawrence. Many Doubtless thought
that Ed Howe's town didn't need
notifying, but the Holiness people were
evidently inspired otherwise. And it
may be a matter of surprise also that
staid good, old Lawrence needed sane
tity treatment, but such seems the
case.
The Holy Sanctified people came here
from Wichita last fall and established
themselves on the North side. They
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-09-20
Killed by NoiseIess Cun

Los Angeles, Cal, Sept. 2O.-while bs
was enjoying the moving pictures in a
roofless airdome, here last night. Ru-
dolph Gastelum, visitor from Ca1eT-
leo, was mortally wounded by a bullet
flred by some one whom the police
have been unable to find. GasteIun
died on the way to the hospital There
was no warning report Gastelun1
sprang from his seat and toppled over
In the aisle. There was much con-
fusion in the darkness for few sec
onds. No one in the theater or its
vicinity heard the shot One theory is
that the bullet was fired from one Of
the new noiseless guns.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-09-20


conducted meeting in a tabernacle
which they built at the place mention
ed.
There they demonstrated religion
free without even a collection every
Wednesday and Friday evenings, and
Sunday afternoons and evenings, or
possibly one or two extra nights oc-
casionally. The people in the neighbor-
hood would often be lulled to sleep
with the soothing sounds Of stamping
and unframed voices singing about II
p. m:
IT sit all night listing,
I sit all night a listing
1 sit all night a listing
To hear some sinner pray"
On Saturday nights lately the en-
tire band have been marching to Sixth
street and South Kansas avenue, where
they would go through their jumping
and shouting form of worship to the
entertainment of people who would
nearly blockade traffic to listen to
them.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-09-20

OF a famous old American engraver.
"A. w. Overbaugh, has just come to
light in a little station island town.
The relic is an ancient gold dollar, in
the center of which in a circle one
sixth OF an inch in diameter, Over
baugh engraved the Lords Preyer- The
inscription cannot be read with the
naked eye, but is distinct with the aid
OF glasses. At the bottom of the cir
Gle Overbaugh added his name. The
engraving was done on a wager. The
coin will go to one of the New York
museums,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-09-20
MORE OF THE CALLAHAN GANG
Four Men Are Arrested in Wichita on
Suspicion.

Wichita, Kan, Sept. 20.-The Wich-
tia police now are convinced that they
have four more of the Callahan gang.
The arrests were made in shack
near the old Callahan dump. The men
gave their names as Jim Ziegler, g. L.
Stendon, J. c. Cunningham and o. G.
Smith.
The police learned through a negro
cook who has worked for Callahan of
the visit of these men. When the Off
GERS arrived they were busily shaving
and cleaning up.
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Will Plead SELF Defense.

Newkirk, Sept 20.-The trial of
F. B. Rogers, a well known cattleman
of the Usage Indian country charged
with the murder of Ed Conrad. near
Hardy, Okla, on February 2S, was
resumed here today. A jury was Sc
cured. today and P. NJ. Butler, wit
ness to the tragedy, was the first wit
ness called. Rogers is in the employ
of Russell Bros, wealthy cattlemen
at Fort Worth. Texas. His plea will be
that he shot Conrad in self defense.
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year at $3.50 per day to each of
10000 workers and support two cities
the size of Topeka.
1.-The lessons of the motor car are
yet so new and varied that perspec-
tive is distorted by establishment"
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"CHIMuE FADDEN" NOMINATED
New Jersey Democrats Name E. W
Townsend for Congress.

Montclair, N j., Sept 19.-The
Democrats of the Seventh district
last night nominated E. w. Townsend
of "Chimmie Fadden" fame for mem
Der of congress. Townsend, in accept
ing the nomination, attacked his op-
ponent, r. Wayne Parker, for his
standpat record and support of Speak
er Cannon.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-21

W.brere gum 1rodnen oufg.s
bdnste Elsibunssitiid. in Der Woa.
nuns bss Cabin Clifton, SO. 2523
5aIit.ao Strab., finssn g.ii.rn 4sno
Jeuer bon siuem aominfeuer. Der
9rapo purb. auf einsn aIarm bonn
Wefb.r 432 Pin ssl0itt. na6bem Elm
SdaosH bon $50 anssridtst porbeu
mar.
- Gin 4larm bonn Staten 80 riei
seitsrn 4bsno Die Jsueripsbr na1 oem
bon ben Reserfamili.n gobids Sones
uno !. Jobnion beDohntsn oreiitodi.
gen Jramsbauie SIC. SAT pisrion Ctr.
Sn Dem 6ouis mar elm Jeusr gum
ausbruh s.iommen. tpelhes unt.r ben
SniaiIen eroBe 2lufresuns berpprrief.
Oi. Hseerin gina Snor tpuroe bon ben
g!oli3iiien G!tolpeg unb 6apes ins
Jreie setrassn. Der granbi6aoen be-
liuft iib auf sttpo $500.
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gDor ba ein Sausbefber in Der
StraBe Sui 8uba in Yerd, Der 6dtte
iiber pas 4bfLubrobr fir oas Regens
tpaFer DOT ieinem 9auie gu Hagen.
Simmer penn Is regnete per'topfte es
fid, unb nur, tpenn trotene Witterung
berrihts, mar ss often; oann rod es.
2tls beim leBteu RegsnguB fhlieblih
bas WoTer iiber bas 4b3ugsrobr ben
Wea in ben &eler funb, tpubte iih Der
Warn nidt mehr 81 bslfen unb I6idts
CUR Muni3ipaIitGt ieines gs3irts, man
mDtte enDli9 bic peritopften NbfIuBs
ro6rsn in Srbnung bringen. 3as lei
ni6t Sate Der Muni8ipolitdt, d6sr
man Deroe Bel Der SanitGtstommifton
Qnseiae erituttsn. tpuroe i'm geantDorz
tet. Die .Sunitdt" fam, ndbm 80
tiS" unb per'prah, roas RDtbise 5u
perunlaiIen". Der Wann mar mob
taum pieoer babeim angelangt, ou
srihisn Elm balbes 9useno 2eute Der
vSanitdtstommiFiou", bic in ale
Gten uno Wiu.eI gbIortalt itreuten,
ben gspobnern isbsn 9ertehr nit Der
4ubsnpeIt unterIagten uno bic etrgez
mo6tsr 8urten unb 5riitte, Die MIN
tsrIihe 5offrung Der 5ausfrou, in cine
9rube nit glortalt I6iltteten.
Damn nohte cine Sssiufettionsmdz
I6ine unb nsrrduhsrts bas 6aus big in
ale Wintel, feline 9etpobner, bic W0s
BEL. getteu unb Gleioer uno itIiebIi6
Die gedmten Der SanitdtstommtiTipn
Ielbit. 9as DaTsr absr lisF peiter
iiber bie psrItopftsr Qb3ugstundIs in
ben Seller. Qb3ugstanal! 9leih mar
oas gholsrdgsipenIt CUR Stele. Ridt
einmal Dor ben Yforten oes Yarlas
msnts madt es bait. 2tls man bort
CUR 5sier oes gaoes ale Wintel uro
Gder nit Ghlortult beitrsut bate, FAB
eS fred i'm YrdIibentenitubI uno hGtts
beinabs ben miniIter bes onnern uts
SpFer geforoert, bem es spar ntht ans
Qeben, aber ans Bortefeuiqe gina.
Cine Ifunoenlange Debate bsI6por
bas gholeraesipsnit berauf uno IieB
iih ni6t etnnal pom @robpeIir Derz
trsiben. 0esbaIb CAB bieIsr ols Der
Sliisere mad urb entsog iih Der
Ghlortaltdtmpiphdre Der 3anmer.
umionIt rief elmer Der Rufer i'm Streit
nah tbm uno fragte oroRnb. mo
Seine Sobeit osnn Itsde. Der 1T
brauBen", risf elm Sp0tter i'm bohsn
6uuie. Seine 5obsit BAT IngIt por
Der g6oIerd!"
Or. oolf Sc 10 B.
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InS benz 8nnocssebdnoe.

Jrant gurtbdrbt, Der Bis DOR
Wonatsn cine 2apetenbanOlung BE-
trisb, bat geitern feinen 9nnterott an
semeloet. Seins 0erbinblihtsiten be:
irdssn $934.28.
- Zen @ldu6iaern bes bdnterotter
3abntetniters Dan. so. .1cob nuro.
geftsrn zine erIte 9ipipenDe bon q
pro3ent 5ugefproden.
- Die $1,000 S6aben.riabtlaae
tDeIte Robert Cents aui Grunb erIlt,
tsner 9.rlsbungsn ssssn on G., n. 8
uro Z. q. GsifenbabnssfeII singss
rsidt bate. tpuroe auf siitlife Neif,
ssitlidkt uno ssItsrn DssbaIb pom
aalenosr aeitridsn.
- Waltsr 6. gsn, Der bic gc[lmans
WiIioa Gounbrp 60. tpegen erlittener
WsrlsBnngsn auf 3abluns BON $50. 600
psrilast bate. CAB iih nit $206.87 3us
frise,n unb Die alage fpurbs aui ieinsn
antras bin suriidsesos.n.
- emma Sarris, alias emma
Smutb, geiiberin zines BorbelIs an
Der Georse Strabs. uno 9eiiie Green
Die elm 8eIhdft barous matt, berar:
ti9s GtabIihsments mi. 1irnen AL per.
iorsen, iuuroeu eei:ern ipeasn 0erleBs
ung oes rIntisWsibes StIapsnz9es
leses" BON 9unbesiommifGr Qoler
unter ie $4,000 giirgfhaFt ben Bum
besgeidporenen ubernieIen. Reuis
Stooer uNb Stslla 2driins, bic bon
Der 9reen bon CHARLESTON, SO. B1..
hierhergebradt porosn iino unb sea:n
bic geipen ausIaeisn. tpurben als
3eusen untsr je $4,000 gHrgItaft oes
itett, in bersn grmdne.lung iis nah
Der 9rop, g.. Sail seIdidt !psrosn
mubten.
- Die 18iGbriss 9aiip ct. Clair,
cine aana6isrin, bic Ieit Gitern IN
hieiiger Siabt lebt unb einen unmorus
liidsn 2ebenstpaubel Iiibrte, tpurbe se,
tern bon benz Ginponberunas sSns
fpettor 3bomos perbdftst. um beportirt
5u iper6eu.
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Central Qabpr Council.
geretuamn piro wabreno ber Veo.
pou Qr6mpien befallea.

Gin aufr.senb.r Worfaa ereisnsts
iih ssitsrn Mbenb in Der Sisung oes
Central labcr Council. W. 6. go
nes. Elm 3elesat Der llniisb Wine
Morfers Of 9lmerita, belt cine ldns
sere Rebe, ols er pIoBlih betpubtIos
nieoerIani. Wlan risb ibn nit talten.
Waifsr ob uno Sones Tam mad einis
ger 3eit fpieoer 81 iih. tporauf er rdh
ieinem 6otel eeitidt uno dr5tllder
pflese iiberaebsn ipuroe. Sones bate
i'd, beim Central 2abor gouncil i'm
JnisreiIe Der itreitc,oen Winsnorbeis
ter in pennIplDonien pertuenbet. Gr
itammt aus 6a3slton, pa., uno lit,
ieitben er bel elmer Grploiion i6!aeens
Der Meiter ftfper perIebi fpuroe, pa
ralpiiifen Mnfdneu untsrtporIen.
Der Central labor Council, tpelz
der benz Munfd bes 6errn Sones ent=
iprah, beiddftigte iih fsrner NIT Der
Ginipanberunssfraee uHb ndbm Reioz
lutipnen 5u 9uniten Der 9eihrdntung
Der ginipanberuns an.
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perfpHab1 ofiSex.

Sm g.Iinbsn bon Dr.. Gents 81.
Suernsr iIt geiisrn cine sntihies
oens D.nbuns gum geheren .insstrs.
ten, eine Rahriht, bic feline sablreis
den 5rsunoe sstpiB germ psrnebmsu.
Die ariiis iii jsood nod nitt iibers
itanben, bod boffen oi. bebanb,Inoen
asr5t. Or. 5adlsr unb Or. WaIter
ihren potieHten burh5ubringsn.
Sm bobsn 4Itsr bon 50 Sobren iit
eeiiern Grau Farolire5 e5onnis )
in ihrer Wobnung. go. $40 5atbdpaD
Strab.. aus benz a.bsn gsitisben. 9i.
8seroiguug Der 8erbIihen.n. nslhe els
ne ssahtete unb betannte beutIhs 9iirs
germ mar, piro om 5rsiiag Worgen
um halb s llbr bonn 5rauerhauie aus
itattfinoen, iporauf um s ubr in Der
5eil. 9reifaltigteiis Stride Elm isisrlis
DIES Requism abgebalten tpiro.
Sn ibrer @obnung Ro. 1903 Race
SiraBe tpuroe geiternJrou augute
u lib off, ssb. 6dbn. bon sinsm
ploBlifNn lobe ersilt. Die geritors
bene. peldt elm bitter bon 90 Subren
srrsiht bate. hinterldbt auBsr ibren
bsioen ainosrn sinen srobsn Sreuus
bsstreis, Der ibr 5inideiben b.trausrt.
Die gssrbiguns finbst morseu RAD
mittas um l llbr bonn 2rauerbaule
aus itatt.
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GranoeigentGum II. Yautem.

Der gerIu6, bas GebGube beg
pboenir alubs an Der Nate unb 8.
Strabe geitsrn auf 0Tfsntliter 4uts
tion gu pertaufen, lit febiseIAlagen.
Gs bdttsn iid pobl cine 4n3ubl Per
icnsn singefunbsn uno ss tpurbsn aud
osrihisbene 4ngebots gemaht, aber
niht bod esnug. um ben Wiinfden
bes Gsbdubs &ommitiess 3u entz
iprehen. Gas hodfte 2nssbot mar
$4,000, $4,000 peniger als bic
SteusrsinihdBuns betrGst. Gs ioa
jebt Der 9eriu9 ssmadt perbsn, bus
Gigentbum auf bsm priDattDese gu
psrtauien.
g6arles gll6ert Bat burd Bermitts
lung bon 5reo.rid u. S6mibt Das
3enementbaus go. 417-419 Wia
Strabe fir $4,000 BON Charles g.
paris sssauft.
9. 9. Sebsl ia. Iein Dobnbaus
Ho. 376 U1ins6rds 4oe., 6pbs Yart,
fur $500 an Wiliam Sber!sg per-
tauIt.
Die Srtidaft 5ernbdut ia. geitsrn
Don Den Gaff'Ihen erben IA 4eres
2anb gstduft, bic gu part3pedsH Ders
ipenoet psroen io1en. Die gunoesres
gisruug, bic bel syernbant bstanntli6
ben Damn gebdut, bat bort 4S glcrss
2anb, bic sbsnfans in sinsn offsutIidsn
part umgenanbelt peroen, uno bus
BON Der Srtihaft Iernbant getauft.
2ano itObt on bieies Qreal an.
Dos Der sSrau Charles 8. aelloss
seborige slsgante Wohnbaus nit gros
BEN 9urtenanlassn. 1916 Reaoing
Roab, in aponoal., lit geitern burd
aauf in ben 9eiib bes Strrn Senrn
Wublbauisr il. iibergssangen. G1s
Grunbitiit iIt $50 BEL 2s7 sSub. Ias
5uus bat ieinsr 3eit $25, 900 81 bausn
getpItst.
5arrn goremonn bon Der linbsrtus
ter.Jirmu 8ufe e gorsmann bat ben
Qrhi!etten 6. 8. gornette beauftrast,
pldns fir Elm aht 3immsr euihaltsna
oss Wobnbous aus3uarbeiten. oas an
Der 5arriion qpenue uno W.rt Roao
in Weitipooo esbaut tperbsu ioa.
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9as Gbuleraseipenit.
H 0 n Il 4 n opel,
9lnFnnd December.

Gef.ern sing ih in Der Wi.taqsitms
be iiber bic Grano. Rue be pera. gas
lit nihts 9.'onberss; i1 sebe Wittags
meiIt iiber Die 9ranbe Hue, b;sIe
6auptoeriebrsaber, bic burh gang
pera Der 2Gnse rah binburhilbrt.
Qber bissmul puroe ih bdran perbins
bert. msiHen obligatorifhen Weg IL
nerfolgsn. Cine oidte Wenihsnmsngs
iperrte bic cine Ssite Der Strabe oez
rabe fdrdg gessnii6er BON Der ruff
itsn 8otIdait. Die anbere Settle mar
leiolih frsi, dber per tann rubia mel,
tersehen. penu 10 uieI. Menfdsn ite6sn
bleibens
giel su iebsu CAB es nitt. glbt
5amals iesien seraoe cine eroBs, itpe>
re Giiis ni.h.r. Die lie an ibren lang.n,
ipippenben 1rasltunsen gefhl.ppt bats
ten. Ratiirlih mittsn in cine yfiiB.; bi,
Sprieer reitten aeraoe nod bis su mir
,infhIisblih. Damn itannen stpei
Droihtsn hd. ein 4uto tam angstutst
uno mahte 3aIt. 3iuei 0emiifebGnbIsr,
ein Qimonoosnpersdufer, bier poli3is
fen une sbeniouieI Observation-Disclosures
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Rem gort, 20. ge,. ans.,oms
men: ~Qmsrita" BON Samburs, ~WtiH.
rstonta4 BON 2onbon, .llnitsbStatss
bon Gopsnhogsn.
abgsgans.n: rRoorbom" not Rot.
teroam.
5rief. 4ngst.: .2ttits" pou
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