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The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
STATEHOOD BILL IS
PASSED BY THE SENATE
Rep. Hamilton, Of Michigan, Sure J
Will Be Enacted Into Law at
This Session.

WASHINGTON, June 17.-After re-
naming on the senate calendar for
almost three months in a state Of un
certainty as 10 its fate, the bill pro-
viding for the admission OF the terri
tories OF New Mexico and Arizona 10
separate statehood was taken up by
the senate yesterday and passed, after
debate consuming little more than
two hours.
The measure was called up by Sena-
tor Beyeridge. chairman of the COM
mittee on territories, and was passed
after speeches by Messrs. Beverage,
Frazier, Nelson, Hughes and Smoot.
All the speeches were favorable TO
the creation of the two states, but
the Democrats favored the house bill.
When the vote was reached there
was division on the senate subst!-
tute for the house bill, but with that
amendment accepted, the senate voted
solidly for the passage OF the bill.
The senate substitute was adopted as
an amendment to the house measure
by strictly party vote, the ballot
standing AZ to 10.
AS passed, the bill would provide
for the admission as states of the two
territories, but not until after a con-
stitution had been adopted by each Of
them, approved by the president and
congress.
Much apprehension has been felt
thar the bill would tie up in confer
ence in the house. but during yester-
days discussion much was said TO
dissipate that fear 1t came In con-
nection with speech by Senator Mel
son and in response by Democratic
senators. The Minnesota senator de-
clared he would do all he could 70
bring about an agreement with the
house during the present session.
Rep. Hamilton, OF Michigan, chair
man of the house committee on terri
tories. said he had no doubt now OF
the enactment OF the statehood bill
into law at this session
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
"NDNAPED" GIRL A BRIDE.
Josephine leona Marries Matteo
leona Under Common Law.

While Sheriff CASTOR and his depu.
ties were securing the city and SUI
burbs for Josephine Bomorita and
Matteo Leona, who spirited her away
from her fathers home in Ford City
Wednesday night. to the accompsni
ment of fusillade OF revolver shots
Josephine and Matteo, with a group
OF their friends. were celebrating a
JOYOUS wedding jubilee in the home oi
Sam De Maggie. No. 115 Catherine.st
Meanwhile, four members OF the
gang who aided in the lovers con
3piracy, lanGuished in the county jail
To gain their release, Mat,eo sent At
torney Louis Colombo after Sheriff
Castor, who was ushereo into tie
scene OF merry making, Thursday az
ternoon. and heard from Josephine S
own lips. that she had helped TO plan
the u!r!' kidnapping" in order 10 mar
~ Leona. instead OF Sam Orlando. tc
whom her father had betrothed her
Sheriff Gaston's prisoners were
promptly released.
Matteo and Josephine we're married
under the common law. simply ex
pressing their intention. in the pres
ence OF witnesses. of being man and
wife Josephine thinks that her en-
ragged father will get over his anger
Mt the trick they played on them. Sh,
says that the shooting was just a part
of the Jubilee
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
woMAN's OATH ON STAND D.
Told BY the Court That She Must
Swear, So She Does IL.

NEW YORK, June 17.-Mrs. johann
ma Splitter and her husband, Karl
we're going north in an Eighth-ave. car
when William Delliny. colored. got on.
He stepped on Mrs. Spitzer's toes sew
eral times. Her husband told him 10
behave himself. Delliny retorted by
swearing and paying his respects to
the social status OF the Spitzers. He
vas arrested on complaint OF Mrs.
Splitter. In the night court Mrs. Spit
ger was about TO give her testimony
as complainant. do have to swear,
Judge" she asked Magistrate Krotel'
YES, madam"
but, Judge, do not like to-"
"You must. every witness makes
oath before testifying. The law re.
quires IT.
We'll. IL must, must. guess. but
don't like to-"
"Yes, you must"
well, damn"
Delliny was sent to the workhouse
for five days.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
IS ACCUSED OF
STEALING $4,000
Bank Teller Of Bay City Is Placed in
Jail-Extravagant Living
Is Alleged.

BAY CITY, Mich. June l7.-That he
defrauded the Lumbermen's State
bank, of which he had been teller and
bookkeeper for the past 20 years, h
the complaint on which Daniel NJ.
Shaver has been arrested. Ii was
made by Spencer o. Fisher, president
Of the bank. II is said the shortage
will reach nearly $4,000. The Amer!'
$4,000.
III il charged that Shaver defrauded
the bank by means OF false entries.
A shortage was suspected as carly
as last April and the matter was re
ierred 10 the state banking commits
sioner. Shaver maintains his inno-
cence, stating that there is mistake
which will be discovered IL he Is held
for trial
About IL years ago. IL is alleged, n
shortage was discovered in the books
and Shaver. then In the same cac-
pacitl as now. was brought before tho
board of directors. II is said that he
acknowledged the breach of trust and
his pleadings that he be given n
chance to return the funds, resulted in
his reinstatement.
When asked concerning the matter
Mr. Fisher said: II knew nothing con-
corning Shaver's>past reputation until
after his arrest Ii was told me by
one OF the directors that Shaver had
been in trouble before, but so far as ]
knew he always had an excellent repu-
tation. | do know, however, that the
present shortage will amount TO not
less than $4,000, as | went over the
books personally"
Shaver is living with his second
wife, being divorced from the first,
the mother OF his two children. 1t is
alleged that recently he has been ex-
travagant in his tastes. and pressed
for funds from this cause is believed
10 be his reason for Incorporating
the banks funds
Shaver is in Jail and will be ar
iaigned probably today.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
Michiuan Patents.

WASHINGTON, June 17.--Michigan
patents were issued yesterday as fol
lows: Ernest N. Frederick, Detroit
carbureter: Ellsworth S. Bryant, De.
troit, reversible propeller; Herbert II
Dow, Midland, water seal; John A.
Falvey. Detroit, attachment for mail
bag forks; William z. Hales, Detroit
vending machine; Jacob Hitzer,t Ona
way, clevis; Dell w. Jewell, kalama'
zoo. prospector's needle; Julius Kahn
Detroit, floor construction: Andrew ]
Ketelsen. Saginaw, sanitary auto
matte faucet. also step-ladder; Harvey
o. Knickerbocker and c. G.. Watson
stock for firearms; Victor f. Randall
Battle Creek, reversing gear; Harry
L. Schellenberg. Detroit, dislnfector;
william g. Shear, Grand Rapids, con.
vertible press: Fred G. Wood, York
vile, endless conveyor.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
WILD BEASTS RE-CAPTURED.
Circus Animals Had Been Set Free
By An Accident.

EDENBURG. Pa. June 17.-Wild
animals from a travelling circus were
liberated by the heavy wagon cages
striking a girder OF a low bridge as
the train was running from this place
10 Gallitzin. on the Cresson and Cam
bria branch OF the PENNSYLVANIA rail-
road, early yesterday. Three fiat cars
we're dcrailed and three wagon cars
were demolished. The report that the
animals infested the country excited
the nelghborhood. and the frightened
farmers refused to aid in rounding up
the rnenagerie. Two circus employees
caught in the wreckage were painful
ly, but not seriously, hurt. and were
taken to a hospital at Altoona.
Later in the day all the animals
were captured except the hyena and
the circus was able TO show at Gal
litzin last night.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
CONVICTED OF FRAME UP"
Boston Man Guilty Of Abetting Clerk
To steal Banks Funds.

POSTON. June 1.-THE jury in the
United States circuit court yesterday
returned verdict of guilty against
William j. Keliher. who was tried for
completely in abetting George w Cole
man to wreck the Cambridge bank,
where the latter was s12 week
clerk
Coleman confessed to having stolen
over 100000 from the bank. a large
portion of which he lost in fake faro
games. II was charged that Keliher
trimmed" Coleman OF the money by
Joining with others In a gambling
frame up" TO lure the bank clerk.
Judge Hale fixed bail at $4,000. and
es Keliher was unable TO furnish il,
he was taken TO the Charles-st. jail.
Later in the afternoon. Francis j.
Wood. a grocer, was arrested on a
charge of having committed perjury
when he testified in Keliher's behalf.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
ANOTHER SoLON SAYS
HE GOT BRIBE MONEY
Rep. Beckmeyer, on the Stand, Con
firms Story Of Payment-Defense
Will Charue BlackmaiI.

CHICAGO, June 17.-Fourteen OBJ
jections by the defense against the
admission of the testimony OF State
Representatives Myers. Link. and
Beckemeyer In the trial OF Lee O'Neil
Browne for bribery was overruled
by Judge McSurley yesterday after
the first corroborative evidence In sup
port Of the story of Representative C.
A White that he received 1000 from
Browne for voting for William Lori
mer for United States senator.
Myers was the first witness for the
prosecution after the sweeping aside
OF the objections Of the defense. HIS
testimony was in effect that Browne
had called him aside the day of the
election OF Lorimer and asked for his
vote. saying that there were lots of
jobs and plenty OF the ready" for
those who voted for Lorimer.
Representative X. J. c. Beckemeyer
OF Carlyle. then took the stand Becke.
meyer made confession before the
grand jury. following the expose pre-
clpitated by Whites confession. In
his testimony yesterday Beckemeyer
corroborated White in every material
point Beckemeyer said that he had
been called to ST. Louis as White had
been, and there received a package
from Browne. who remarked There
is your Lorimer money Beckemeyer
said that he opened the package"
and found 81. 900 in $50 bills. The pay
ment was made, he said June 81, 1909
az TIC Southern hotel. in ST. Louis,
the same day on which White declar.
ed the general sush fund money was
distributed. Beckemeyer said that on
that day he saw Representatives Rob
ert w Wilson. Joseph S. Clark and
Charles Luke In st. Louis.
Heckemeyer will be cross-examined
today after which Representative Mi.
chael S. Link, who also made a con.
fession, will give his testimony.
The defense promised to introduce a
confession" on It's side of the case
Attorney Z. G.. Erbstein. of counsel
for Browne, returned from a trip out
of town and declared that he had
found a witness who had confessed 10
entering into plot with White to OBJ.
tain money from Browne and Lori
mcr. Il was declared that the con.
fession TO be offered by the defense
will prove that blackmail plot ex.
listed.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
SAY PORTER CHARLTON FLED
TO AFRICA OR TURKEY
Italian Police Claim to Have positive
Proof That Husband Of Murdered
Woman. Is Alive.

COMO, Italy, June 1.-THE police
investigating the murder OF Mrs. Mary
Sccott Castle-Charlton, the American
woman whose body, stuffed into a
trunk, was drawn from Lake Como a
week ago, declared today that they
had found positive proof that Porter
Charlton, the murdered woman's hus-
band sailed from Genoa on the steamer
Verona on June and that he disem-
barked at Palermo, there taking pas
sage for either Africa or Turkey.
They refused to make public ether
new evidence, but they insist that II
leaves no doubt that Charlton killed
his wife. Their theory is that Charl
ton sailed for New York not believing
that the body OF his wife would be
found, and that when he learned al
Palermo the news of the discovery oil
the trunk he realized the danger OF
continuing on TO New York and
changed his course.
II Is also stated by the police that
a nupassailable alibi has been found
for Constantine Ispolatoff, the Russian
suspect, covering both June 5 AMI
June 6, on one OF which days II Is now
certain Mrs. Charlton was murdered,
and his release within the next "a
hours is expected.
The search by divers CT the bottom
OF Lake Como was continued today
upon the request of United States
Consul Caughy. despite the statement
of the authorities that II was useless.
I'VE don't want the American state
department to have any ground for
charging us with indifference in our
attempt to solve the murder" Pro-
curator Guglia declared today, "and
for this reason we will keep up the
search Of the lake"
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17

INDIANAPOLIS. June 1.-THE
Overland wind wagon and a Wright
biplane strove for supremacy on the
motor speedway at the Indianapolis
aviation meet, and officially the BIZ
rlane won, making the lap OF two and
one-half miles in minutes and SO Sec
onds
Going against the wind the wind
wagon panied rapidly on the aero
Plane, but coming down the stretch
with the wind the latter easily out
stripped the earth-bound flyer ami
crossed the line a hundred yards
ahead OF the wind wagon.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
VESSEL PASSAGES.
Detroit.


DETROIT. June I7.-up. " :;
stone, 1915: Senator, 1910; II. +. Fitz-
gerald. 1915: Peck. Abyssinia. 1 20. OS-
borne. 1.45. w J. Carter. Pollock. sos
ton. 2.45; orion. 2;i5. tug J. G. Latz.
$50; Oanah 4. Yuma, 4;l0; Englard.
10 w w Grown, $50. Black Rock.
600 schlesinger 7:s0, Wilkinson. 'sSo;
Umbria. $3.50.
Down: Sullivan. Kirby. Hartwc!l
1910 D. m. Thursday, Castalia. Is
l. Wallace. NJ. A. Hanna. l.2Hi ~. Paul,
Mary. 2.50: SaNona. 3. Corrigan. t.s0s
arabian. ass. CHARLES Hubbard. s;l1s
Centurion. G. a. Eddy. s. Dundee ssdr'
Michigan. o
The 500.
SAITI.T SIZE. MARIE. Mich. june ~.
TIP. Alberta, Harmonic. Cole, 2. n,..
Thursday: ShenanEo. 3; Fitch. Malt
l1nd. 4; Duluth, l:30i Cats. Main. =.
Ndriatic EallSaskG, Fryer, Northrrn
~NVave. Minneapolis. Schuck, $40. PM
land. 3e; 81 Clair. s. Leonard HsnAa.
Down: waldo. Security. oil barge.
n. m. Thursday; j. =. Epson. Nc-
Cean. Tacoma. . Howard Hanns, ~.
Zimmerman. North star. $50, Laugh
lin a. Lyman smith Ericsson. Bcssc-
mer. 5; Andrew UvsQn, Algonquin. q
Penohscot. Craig. q. FIyer rlsetwovd
anc whaleback. So Nharies Hotcnio-
son, 3; Sonoma- $50.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
Canada Railway Strike Planned.

MONTREAL, June l7.-Representa.
tives of the Order OF Railway Con
ductors and the Brotherhood Of Loco
motive Engineers are here making
preparations for the calling Of a strike
of the $1,000 members Of these organi-
cations employed by the Grand Trunk
end Canadian Pacific railways In Oan-
ada in case the report Of the board OF
Cancellation goes against them. The
board was appointed some weeks ago
to consider demands for higher wages.
and It will probably be made public
at Ottawa today.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
IS GIVEN LOVING CUP.

MONROE. Mich, June lin APP
probation OF his services in behalf of
the city in securing the placing OF the
Custer monument, Charles r. Green
ing was last night presented with n
loving cup inscribed with the follow
ing.
Presented by the city Of Monroe to
Charles F.. Greening in grateful rec
IGNITION for his services In the con
summation and unwilling of the Gus
ter statue"
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17

The wind wagon didn't really have a
fair show. It's easy enough to beat
wind wagon in an aeroplane. You can
take the inside OF the track and keep
IL, and furthermore you can cut cor
ners If you feel like (which no auto
wind wagon can do with IMMUNITY
when the fence is strong.
The owners of the propeller-driven
auto say that the machine can make
60 miles an hour, but that in the race
with the plane 1t was handicapped by
small propeller, their big propeller
having been broken.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
stork Brings ouadrupIets.

PHILADELPHIA, June 17.-Mrs.
Bessie Cohen, aged &c years. gave
birth to four children, two boys and
two girls, here last night. One of the
boys died shortly after he was born,
but the other babes are apparently
healthy. The mother is the wife Of
Joseph Cohen. produce dealer In the
Ghetto district. The couple have four
other children. the eldest IA years, and
the youngest 4 years.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
Be GOOD AND YOU
WILL LIVE LONG
-I0I-YEAR-OLD PREACHER.
Vermont Minister Is Strong and
Vigorous-"God's Lantern" Is Sub
ject of His Sermon To World.

MlDDLEBURY, VT, June IL
Preaching TO a large congregation
every Sunday in the year, the Rev.
Segwick w. Bidwell, of this town, 100
years old Dec. 6, 1909, not only estab-
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
Gov patterson Re.nominated.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, June 17.-The
state convention. which assembled IN
response to a call by the state Demo-
cratic committee. re-nominated Gov.
Malcolm X. Patterson. The indeper-
dents or anti-administration Demo
Gratis have already put judicial
ticket in the field and 1t is expected
thGt candidates for the other Offices
viii bg .nnoun( ed shortly
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17

George II. Barbour, vice-president
and general manager OF the Michigan
Steve Co., explains that the purpose
of the company in adding 100000 TO
its preferred stock from the surplus
is 10 give employees who have .been
long in the company's service an OPP
portunity 10 become interested In the
business as shareholders.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17

tinue preaching until my dying day,
and | expect to live years to come"
Besides doing his regular work, Rev.
Mr.. Bidwell finds time for contr:bu-
|tions to papers and magazines, all OF
which he proudly declares he does
without the use of glasses.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
porlRL,E DAILY SERVICE.

To Sugar Island, Toledo. the Flats.
Tashmoo and Port Huron. Commence
ing Saturday. June 18th. the White
voId-st wharf for Sugar Island Park
and Toledo daily at S:15 a. III. and 4:3O
D. m. sundays S:30 a. m and $500 p. m.
For the Flats. Tashmoo Park and Port
Huron way ports $40 a. m. and 1880 u.
m. SUNDAYS 900 a. m. and $3.50 p. M
Round trip excursion fares TO Sugar
Island s5c. Toledo soc. Sundays. $LJJ
week DAYS To the Flats and Tashmou
Park 50c., Port Huron sl.00.
sUNDAY-Ffsh aud Ftiiet of Rec
with Mushroom Dinner. SOC. From 40
10 S:3O p. IN. special Luncheon Erd
Dinner daily. Fairfax Hotel. corn en-
Bagiey and clifford.
Expressing. Main OF City 771o.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17

Dob Printing done rsxhs, trsee
prsntsvr Co. rs john Rs-st- Cali nAin
issa o< City sssS
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
FOURTH INNING

BOSTON-Gardner singled to right
Lewis drove a liner straight at Mcln'
tyre. Bush started TO cover second o1
liner straight into his hands Gardnol
being doubled at first. NO RUN.
DETROIT-Stanage was safe on En-
gle's boot OF his grounder. kiIltAI
Mcintyre drove a grounder to stab
and Killian was forced at second. EN-
gle making wonderful one-han<
stab. Lord pulled down Bush's ground
or behind third ard threw him out
NJ, PIN AZ
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17

MESSENGER - rAxIcAB. MAIN asa
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
THIRD INNING.

BOSTON--Hooper lined to Delehantye
Meyers lifted TO Delehanty. Kiluem
tossed out Stahl NO RUN.
DETROIT-Crawford lifted to Hoop
err Hooper went away out for Del4<
hanty's liner. Moriarty walked. En914
threw out Simmons. NO RUN.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
NINTu INNING

BOSTON--Davy Jones replaces Cobb
Kleinow flies TO Delehanty. Engle
he was thrown out by Bush LORD
fiie dto Bush. NO RUN.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17

Exprsssing. Main or City s7,o.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17

BOSTON--O'Leary playing third ior
Detroit. Hooper flied to Crawford
MeNers beat bunt. Stahl tanned.
Gardper was hit by pitched BAH.
Lewis died TO Crawford. NO RUN.
DETROIT-Lord tossed out Craw-
ford Delehanty walked. on hit and
run O'Leary Singled. Delehanty takins
third O'Leary was caught taklrS
second. simmons fouled to Stahl NJ
rim
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ahtlos aIs abfan beifette seporfen;
anm 4ussleid Der maHgeIbdften, miie'
rabeI subereiteten, iih td9lth pieberbp'
lenben NdbruRe btetet iih oann sana
BON islbit Der srpBe SpreenloIer. Der
altobpl bar. Jiir iibersunss Gbetdns
bibdten mGnnIiben 8ei6le6ts em'
pfoble iif-Sipei Sabre 9rifie tlopfen
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- Sn oieien groben ameritrniihtn
llnternebm.mgen iinb Stsauugen frei.
bic nit einem 9ebalt bon $50, 900
jdbrlid botirt iino. unb ss fsblt on Be-
perbern, tpeil, tpis etne irternotionale
Sinan3gr0bs ii6 ausoriidts. EN- Mann.
Der 70 pisl fir eine aorporotion aperlb
lit, in Der Rseel pisl mebr fir it6
isIbit, ols i.IbftitGnoiser GeI6Gftss
mann, perbienen tunn. uaiere III
Huna@, gtfenbobn< uno SnbuitrieslI7.
ternebmunsen percen 10 eroB, baB Il
lstAter 1T, 5dnbs als Sdupter bof ii,
gu ftnben. Sir 5. 8. 9drab1n, Der
prGfibenten Der Stliuois Central 5e,
germ zines ghetts ieirnr giirbe ent
lebigt iein modie, taan Der 9erpul
tungsrath teinen paHe11Den grias fin
ben, uTb Sumes =. Sin fOunte aud
ein Dber 5spei $50, 900 sGeute" braa
4s. fnmu fss nasr ~ Ansn ua1sn.
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soNnow-pnRrS-aREMEs

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Smeitt", arpnprins Etipsiu,", -Sdttsr Nthslm
bef Wrpst".
s,eeelm6Hlee 9ptbamrferfchrt iesen TteaHas
nit NON Tpsptiffrnnncr Tamyttrn.
1900 nNugsbaif, 700 CUB lang. 70 SUB oreu
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gorsitnI Ginrix xtura in aniiiteu uro Syifbenoe6
llnrbbdratee Ieurer I'M bic Beli.
,1rnpelers' Sled aiiItia nber ets edrse @sf
OEIRIcHs q CO., Broadway, nv
GereraI'Gnerien.
gaerten fir Gtrciurntt:
German Rational @nri: Sirft 9iattonnl partf,
4 un0 IaIuut gtEebei EeiieTn Sermon sart;
81: ;StffbsThtrb Sectional 8drf: BRIGHTON @sr'
man Dauf, Sorrifoa uuo gcIeratr a5ts.
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0asSrhefter Der arife I

4erste. Gin Srheiter. oas iih nur
aus prottifhen 4er5teH suiammeniest,
bat ii4 in Yuris 9ebiloet. Rur bic
5arTenipielerin gebort Der Wifeni4aft
niht an, ift aber Die 1odter zines Iras
tes, Fri. aasfiHR. Die Soerren roIen
ibre aunit in ben Dienit Der Wohlt1Gs
tiqteit itelIen. Die grtrdse ibrer Ron
serte finb b1su beftimmt, eiH alters
bsim fiir BE Wstossiass su i4aftsu.
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Nentid,er 3sipnirrsSerein

Die Ddtalieber obieen @ereins ttno biern'ii
freuno,ictlt erfudhi Sem 3sethenhflansHr1ls pee
sebIborft beuie Borlnittne Inn $3.50 ubr bon
Irauerbdufe. 30. 1889 Siouep gtnenus, SoaHs
ton aus re6t sabiref& betElnuopnen 60.
Cont Rrdeer, GER. IL
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Yereius-Aujetgen.
sdnpri,er surn.gcrciu, Ginc., 8.

lie regendBiee monutGi6e 0ei6diiseets
fnrnmllr,lQ finbef beute Slbeub in ner Genirai
%urnbails tiGtt mn finb hafibe 1oiple uftipe
Itqliebet Ireguolitii 8ur &etee.!isnnR elis'
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