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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-08
(By United Press Leased Wire)

SEATTLE, Feb. 8.-Washing-
tons eight cared crew will row
Wisconsin on Lake Mendoza, Wis,
either on June 4 or June II. Man
ager Victor Zednick of Washington
has received letter from Wiscon-
sin, suggesting June 4, but he will
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-08
INVESTIGATE
Before too Late

During the year 1909 a great
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away and the number that sue
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-08
POINT RICHMOND

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= SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. s. .
. The place for holding the .
= coming Nelson-Wolgast light .
= weight fight has been def =
= initely settled at last. At a =
= conference of the principals .
= last night it was decided to .
. hold the battle in Point Rich =
= mond, CAL, February %. The .
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-08
AT LAST IT'S SETTLED.
WASHINGTON VS.. WISCONSIN;
ALL COAST TRACK MEET in MAY

ask for the later date, as the Cali
fornia universities will want date
late in May for the coast champion
ship contest.
Wisconsin and Washington will
race over a three mile course.
Manager Zednick has also re-
ceived a letter from California stat
ing that the universities there are
in favor of the proposed all coast
track meet. 1t will take place prob
ably on May IA. Oregon and Ida
no favor it, and the plans will be
laid before the varsity board of
control next Thursday evening.
With Washington, Oregon, Idaho,
Stanford, California and Nevada
participating, it will be the biggest
intercollegiate track meet ever
held west of the Rocky mountains
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-08
SP09RET : SPICE /! !.
BASEBALL MANAGERS GALORE.

MANAGERS
baseball First have Joe
Bob
the franchise and Eddie Quinn the
the national
Shreeders Tacoma franchise.
Edds purchase surprise to local baseball
thought that he had idea breaking
1910 Northwestern circuit That club league looks mighty
anything the baseball machine
negotiations with Shredder when the Tacoma
baseball banquet
took o
Here's hoping that Eddie has all kinds of his latest
him third
the Indians must have the place at the top
ABERDEEN LOSES.
Northwestern fail
the 1910 SEIZED
exciting
entitled injunction
dafns schedule with the
aberdeen absent from the list
however. He has
will it the 18TH when his
the Northwesterners
readmit Aberdeen the circuit will be heard
much chance Aberdeen securing
that-wel who thinks that possible?
AT SETTLED
30 minutes boat
the lightweight championship Febru
Battling Nelson Adoph Woga slated to
title Point Richmond chosen
the and in
Francisco last night
San Francisco shoulder
the last resort
bucked Twenty good
they feel that as is carrying things to extremes
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-08
HOLLAND DETERMINED TO
F." ADMINISTER CRUSHER EARLY

This will be by far the most
strenuous battle of the Dutchman's
career, Judging from reports con-
corning Breen's ability. The kid is
touted as a glutton for punishment,
one of these fellows who wades in
regardless of the stingers. taking
twice as many blows as he gives,
but finally locating the weak point
in the anatomy of the other fellow
Friends of Breen in this city
state that the Canadian is in per-
feet condition for the 90 round set
to, and is Just as confident as Hol-
land that the bout will be short
one. 81 will be the man standing
on my feet when the referee counts
the fatal TO-" declared Breen in a
letter to a local sporting man.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-08
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WASHINGTON. Feb. &.-Repre

WASf1lNGlON, rcU. o.-nCpAC q
sentative McCredie has been
jobbed. That man Tener of Penn
sylvania, after talking baseball
ever since the session started, aft
er having assured him that he is to
be the first baseman Of the repub-
lican team next spring, now gives
out a tentative lineup of his team
and the name of the new congress
man from the Second district OF
Washington does not appear.
Tener today limited that he is
saving McCredie as a dark horse,
to be sprung at the last moment to
carry CONSERVATION into the demo
cratic camp.
Baseball talk in the cloakrOoms
is getting warmer every day. Just
as soon as the weather permits,
both sides will put their congress
sional teams in practice. On the
republican side Tener is the &C
knowledged leader. He pitched for
the Chicago Nationals in years
, gone by. The probable lineup OF
the teams is as follows
Republicans Tener, Pennsyl
vania, shortstop; Burke, Pennsyl
vania, catcher; Gaines, West Vir
ginia, pitcher; Cole, Ohio; Daw
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-08
CALIFORNIA VS..
WASHINGTON
(By United Press Leased Wire.)

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
BERKELEY, Cal, Feb. SIT
was announced here today that the
University of California crew prob
ably will go to Seattle this spring
to meet the University of Washing
ton Carsmen on Lake Washington.
Since the abandonment of row.
ing as an intercollegiate sport at
California and Stanford, both uni
versities have maintained boating
clubs, under the auspices of which
the crews of the colleges are sup
ported. Washington is DESTROYS of
sending her crew east this year,
and to qualify for entrance in one
Of the big eastern regattas, must
compete with coast crews first. In
view of this, it is thought probable
that California will accept her in
vitation and send an eight to Sc
attic. Stanford is considering a
similar proposal.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-08

Ralph Frary. the Northwestern
league umpire, is beginning to train
for his season on the diamond.
Ralph has two months in which
to condition himself for the strenu-
Gus life, and, emulating Jim da
jeff" intends to take things easily,
gradually taking off the surplus fat
until he is in shape to cavort
around the cushions as well as the
youngster of the league.
A two-mile walk is Ralph's open
err, with an extra lap added daily
until he is taking strolls of from
eight to 10 miles.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-08
SPORT PAGE
CHAMPIONSHIP AQUATIC MEET
At y.M.C.h THURSDAY NIGHT

sons work is completed.
Thursday night the third serial
championship aquatic meet will be
the athletic feature at the associa-
ton, over 80 men competing in
this big water tourney. The events
which will be contested are the
back turns, the blindfolded race.
pile driver dive, race with hands
behind the back, medley race,
which consists of diving for an OBJ
ject and then swimming the entire
length OF the tank, and novice
race.
The aquatic leaders of the asso-
citation are G. l.. Saunders, Ben
Doris and Thomas.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-08
HONEY MELODY
ABOUT "ALL I'M

Honey Melody, the Bostonian
who was such favorite with Spo-
kane bugs short time ago, is an
other fighter who seems to be al
most ready for taps.
Following his defeat at the hands
of Kyle Whitney short time ago
in Boston, Melody went on in a
Boston show the other night as the
third attraction on the program.
Frank Perron of Pawtucket was the
man slated for the slaughter. True,
Melody won, but three lines in the
eastern papers are devoted to the
victory, while the contest was de-
clared poor one.
Melody still styles himself "wel-
terweight champion" but his claim
to the title is a rather pitiful one.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-08

Fritz Holland, the clever local
welterweight, who is slated to meet
Kid Breen. the British Columbia
champ at Rossland on Friday night,
is training hard for his session with
the hard hitting Canadian, and ex-
poets to be in perfect trim when he
enters the ring Friday night.
The Flying Dutchman" is conf
dent that he will annex the Ross
laid affair. With his eyes on the
welterweight championship, which
means trip to California ere long
and probably an invasion of the
eastern cities to take fling at the
six round game. the Spokane lad is
going to go after Breen from the
tap of the gong and endeavor to
add another quick knockout to his
record.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-08

ySThe comforting of the third
d l1latic degree will be the feature
Of the Y. M. c. A. athletic work
tonight. Only 20 men remain to
take the five tests for this degree
and 1T Is expected that this num-
Der will be materially decreased
tonight.
The events which will constitute
the examination are the floating
hoop dive, the under water swim
the length of the tank, the back
turns, floating on the back, and
undressing in the water. Those who
successfully perform these feats
will be awarded the third degree,
with two more coming ere the sea-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-08
MCREDIE JOBBED:
CAN'T PLAY FIRST

son. Iowa; Rowland, Ohio; Vree-
land, New York; Longworth, Ohio;
,Ames, Massachusetts.
/ Democrats Oldfield, Arkansas,
scatcher; Webb, North Carolina,
and McDermott, Illinois. pitchers;
Hughes and Kinhea, New Jersey;
Daniel A. Driscoll, New York; Gar
rett, Tennessee; McHenry, Penn
sylvania; Craven. Arkansas; Car
ter. Oklahoma; Cox, Ohio; O'Con.
nell, Massachusetts.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-08
ABERDEEN FAILS TO ANNEX
WINNING RUN; LOSES OUT

Judge Frater. This requires the
league to reinstate Aberdeen O.
show cause for refusal.
The league magnates took yoor
terday's results az proof Of com.
plete victory In the legal diamond
battle, and do not anticipate any
trouble in showing cause why Abb
erdeen should be left out Of the
1910 circuit.
The evening world., 1910-12-20
WOMAN'S PHONE
MESSAGE TRAPS
BURGLAR SUSPECT
Maid Sees Intruder in House
and He's Caught Hiding
in Areaway.

The operator at Police Headquarters
received n telephone message from the
home Of Or. Lewis Frlsscll. No. 1i3 East
fifty-sixth street. this morning. that
there was a burglar In the house. De.
tcctives from the East Fifty-hrst Street
station made futile search OF the house
but in the areaway OF the residence
No. i@ East Fifty-siNth street. they
found a croucting negro. Detectives
MeAvoy and Stapleton say that the
man had a bottle o: ~chloroform and a
towel in his coat pockets.
y maid In the Frissell household,
Ilelma Kromula. according to the DO.
lice. identified the negro In the station
as the man she had encountered on the
basement stairway OF the physicians
house. She said she went to the base
ment on an errand but retreated when
she heard a noise. she ran up the stairs
and looking back saw the intruder. a
few minutes later she saw the negro II.
the Doctors office on the first floor and
Informed Mrs. frlssell. who tclephoned
to Police Headquarters.
Dr. Frisseli Identified the bottle OF
chloroform as his property. and said the
towel had been taken from his office
The detectives say the negro gained
entrance to the Frlsscll home by forcing
u kitchen window. n that he probably
fled when he heard tho telephone bed
ring.
The prisoner said he was George
James. IL years old. Of No. 295 Third
avenue. He was held on n charge Of
burglary.
The evening world., 1910-12-20
NEW JAPANESE TREATY
HARD WORK FOR KNOX.
Secretary of State Between Two
Fires as He Starts Framing of
Preliminary Document.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 20.-Secretary OF
state Knox to day began work upon
what Is likely to prove the most Diff
cult n delicate task OF his term In
o~fice-that Of framing the preliminary
convention OF which a new treaty with
japan Is to be based. In drafting the
proposed treaty, which Is to replace the
convention OF commerce and navigN-
ton ratified in 1894. Secretary Knox Is
between two great dangers. He seeks
to avoid offending the Japanese by his
demands In regard to labor exclusion"
while on the other hand Pacific Coast
members OF Congress will he quick 10
protest against any concessions to the
Mikado's subjects.
BY the terms of the existing treaty
II may be ~renounced by either party at
any time after July II. 1871, providing
only that a years notice Is given.
Neither nation has renowned the con-
v%ention. however, at yet. and II IL be-
lieved that both nations will allow the
old treaty to main In force until the
completion OF tae negotiations now
under way.
The evening world., 1910-12-20

corner. The men pursued her. and al
most at her doorstep overlook her.
She screamed as onS of the men
struck her in the face and the other
quickly opened her hand bag and took
out $40, all the money 1t contained.
Her screams were heard by her moth
er, who ran to her assistance, ana by
Policeman John Rasch, OF the Bedford
Avenue station. The girl furnished the
policeman with an accurate description
of her assailants. who had fed in the
direction of the Williamsburg bridge. He
found Andrello and Bagaria in a chop
suey restaurant at No. 227 Havemeyer
street. The policeman took the two men
to Miss ~Burkhardt's home. and on her
identification. they were locked up.
The evening world., 1910-12-20
TEN DAYS FOR A KISS.
College Point Girl Had Man Ar
rested for Ills Oscillation.

A kiss snatched from Miss Catherine
Alderman. twenty-eight years old, OF
Third avenue and Thirteenth street. Col
lege Point. by James Conway, thirty
four years old. of No. 414 West Eight.
zenith street. Manhattan, was charged
by Magistrate Connolly In the Flushing
Police Court to-day, as worth ten days
In the Queens County Jail.
The kissing bug has been epidemic at
College Point for some time. and women
have had to stay indoors after dark.
Miss Alderman was shopping along
Thirteenth street when Conway took
toll. lie started to walk Off, but was
nabbed by officer John Sullivan.
The evening world., 1910-12-20
GETS A $4,000 FEE.

Judge Ward, in the United S,ates Cir
cult Court. approved to-day the agree
ment OF counsel to pay 5000 to Frank
W. Hubby, jr. for his services as re-
ceiver OF the estate OF ex-Capt Ober.
lin NJ. Carter seized by the Govern
ment after the conviction OF Carter OF
frauds In the savannah Iiarbor con-
tracts.
Carter served the sentence imposed
upon him for his completely with Greene
and Gaynor In the fraudulent Govern
ment contracts. Greene ana Gaynor arc
now In the Federal penitcntiary at At
lanta, Ga.
The evening world., 1910-12-20
GIRL IS BEATEN
AND ROBBED At
HER OWN DOOR
Pursued From Car by Two
Men, Struck in Face and
Money Taken.

Miss May B~urkhardt OF No. 1873 South
Fourth street. VILLA msburg. was at
her home by two men early this morn
ing. and Sylvester Andrello, eighteen
years Old, n John Bagano, twenty,
are under arrest. charged with the
crime.
The girl had been visiting friends in
Manhattan. When she alighted from a
street car she noticed two men follow
ing her. Their suspicious actions
alarmed her and she began to run
toward her home. which is near the
The evening world., 1910-12-20
Even Last Minute Jewelry Buyer
Will Be Satisfied at Lamberts

.uANlNG made up your mind that you will give
Christmas presents Of diamond and gold
- jewelry, make it up also to go where you
will be sure of getting what you ask for, where
exact statements are the invariable rule, where
every kind of diamond and gold jewelry is sold
at prices made possible only by large manufac-
turing, spot ash buying, direct importing, where
growing patronage is proof of solid confidence.
IN OTHER WORDS, BUY YOUR CHRIST
MAS JEWELRY AT LAMBERTS. There is still
The evening world., 1910-12-20
Mrs. Blanche Resale Slaugh-
ter Morton'S Action Will BE
Heard by Referee.
MARRIED FIVE YEARS
Omen of Happy Welded Life,
Invoked at Ceremony,
Failed to Work.

Through the appointment to-day by
Supreme Court Justice Seabury Of a
referee to take testimony. 1t was learned
that Mrs. Blanche Resale Slaughter
Morton Is suing her husband, Baxtc'
Morton, a lawyer OF No. III Nassau
street, for divorce.
There Is much secrecy about the case.
and beyond the fact that former Justice
Glldersleeve has been named as referee
nothing Is told in the papers on file at
the County Court House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton have been parted
for some months. lie left the house
they had occupied at No. $ East Fifty
eighth street and Is now making his
home at the Engineers club. She has
moved to No. a6 West End avenue.
She Was Plague Expert.
Mrs. Morton before her marriage to
Mr.. Morton at Lynchburg. Va. Sept. g..
1906. was DIR. Blanche Resale Slaughter.
and was well known In Washington as
an authority on bubonic plague.
The wedding was a notable one In
Lynchbulg The ceremony was per
formed In st. Paul's Church. which was
built on the site OF a garden where Mr..
Morton played as a child. All of the
brides ATTENDANTS, as well as herself,
wore style OF the period OF 1880.
NE wedding reception at the home
OF tine brides brother, DIR. Samuel Gard.
LAM Slaughter. was n brilliant event.
The wedding al contained n prophecy
trlnket tor each member of the bridal
party.
Sprinkied for Happiness.
Features OF the wedding were the
passing OF a wreathed loving cup to
members OF the Slaughter and Morton
families and the bridal party II the
sprinkling Of the hands OF the guests
with rose water from n Cingalese sprln-
kler. sent 10 Mrs. Morton from Ceylon,
which was to be an omen OF n happy
married life.
Mrs. Morton Is the eighteenth member
OF her family to be a physician. and
she has spent mucn time In foreign
countries studying tropical diseases.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-24
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Speralt | mango Siem bill man fnSe benz
ppmnntrenbe.

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SaarIis 8ps, at blibe belt fri for brnbs
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ii9beber, er NOT til at sisre eubper tats
nemIis, Der Iiber at Rbreibsbomr. ut
fort9ae bborban bernc itorarteSe Sorans
bring fan frentbriuees, bill riie fla al
pRre trsitenbe Orb for 29rere operaIt.
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llbtsmmeIierue fra Nbrerne ureseIm4ss
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bar Hpsimerten ~foriouubeu os mine gbs
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Gents. Soiter'M iIburn Co., Buffalo, gsep
gort, Gneaaenter for be 5prenebs Statsr.
QUIT Rapnet-So tag intet anoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-24

5oIfets Siener, bpis pIigt oct err Of
lrgge frem for Snrpen ale De 5ofta
og @ebiier, ban er | gcTiooeIie al,
ongaaenoe ben Sag, man bar for Tia.
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|og Gafta, ban bar, enten De itprfer
6oriparet. eIIer De itprfer GnfIaaen,
og rdar ban nrgumenterer, er set
bans Hlist iom SoIfets Siener at
sisre &onflnfioner, Der itemmer meo
gionesbpr0ene oe De Softo, ebiporne
Berioner nnoer Saaens Gang bar
meobelt Hetten. SeIp ON ban berpeo
bIir nsot til at gisre 4onfIufipner,
Der nprmeit bIir | Sapsr al Srifin.
belle, gisr ban iimpeItben fun lin
Hligt.
On Gountp.a opofats StiHina fan
itiinoom bli temmeIig nbebaaeIia,
iirr naar ban itsoer iammen meb en-
glsg, paagaaenbe Soriporsdbpofat.
Oct siGlber ba for bam at buife, at
ban itaar paa lin IIobs for at aisre
lin Bligt og life for at piie Tin iuri.
otife Sperlegenbeo. San nraa piIe
fig npartif, ielp ON Sorioarsabpofa.
bier iig prafts og urimeIig. Sper.
fen Soripdrsaopofatens Gftipitet eIer
Solfets MppIaus bsr fiinne formal
at faa bam til at pige en- Somme no
at Rligtens Sci.
Sette er | forte Drag SnbboIbet of
obennppnte glabartifeI. Get err pift-
NOT MI !om for | gerben | pprite Sub
beore at laoe en- Sfiirf gaa fri emo
at bGnge en- uifpIoia. gr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-24
sserae sorer psWsser.

Den rloite Del al en- gp er naiter
altib Gitfiocn, 90 ben npeitc Bart E,
iom @egeI geitiioen. Waor gpei
porer, fer bet omtrcnt aItio mob pcit
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npften ale 8per | @er6cn.
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anlaet paa gftfioen iIis, at De fan uo.
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ton, Gbfcago, Detroit, SaIifar, Col.
cntta. Sonfons, Hasaiafi. MeIbour.
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itore gpcr forreiten.
Gan Sraneisco er bpgt paa geit-
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get pcitoper mob Ereiioio, mems
Saffano fiin fan bore sitober oa Ser.
for life taaler Sammenligning meo
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29g W9rfe til GoitantinopeI oa
Cairo os De itore gper / Srienten.
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nopioe iig MOB belt % bar oerfot
poret.
Wenneifet lifer at penoe fit Moipn
/ Hetning at SoIen og MOB 2piet.
Set er Wenneitet meofsbt. Barnet
er life ire Gage gammeIt, for bets
Zine fslger meo 2piet. Sm 1orae.
men faloer bet nnturIigpis for Man-
Den of saa eitoner. On 8peIoen faI.
Der bet bdm naturligit at qua MOB
peft.
Gen 9p, Ser banner en- flor 8rif
paa @eroensfortet, er altib en- gp
meb tilgi9neelist 9anb paa geItfon.
ten al fig. Ser fomner npe 8pg.
ninssperfer op ~regelmesiist og len-
ger oa Longer ~peitoper.
Wenneifene bar altib bonbrt no
moo peit, og ben beoite Iel at Solicit
bar oct p9ret. Set fortnler Siito.
rien os. Se arnleite &Iosier blep
tibose. zoe uniformerte og fiji.
lebe", Ia &ieaanbD &c pau ct
9anb Tom Ruslmo, Tom prsner at
befolfe tit 2onb Itif mobiat bet men.
neIfelise Snitinft. &lislanb bar
mango gSlioner 3pabrotmiI oprf-
bart 9anb | Sibirien; men enoog De
ritsiiife Bomber brar afiteo peltober
Sniinber al Iil til CANADA oe De
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leitaaenbe 9p. 99g W9rfe til 9is-
bon, Rom, Nep Orleans. Seq err
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-24
Gaitro ficber Diua.

Den pere5ueIanife Gr-Grpfibent,
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ming at ilaa iig neo Der for beitanbia.
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berg" / Santa grlis, og set er MI
bans Seniigt at Iabe bette beIpis
ombpgge os inorette til en- broatfiIo
@iaa. Sg Santa Grits' geboere er
naturIigpis ierbeIes peItiIfre6ie meb,
at Gaitro bliper bos Dem me6 fine
WiQioner.
De &pgter, Der MI oe ga err buffet
op ON, at Goftro ffuloe bore iqana
meo Sorbereoelier til en- nh RcpoIlt.
tion | 8ene5lela, og at ban IfuIbe
babe giort itore gaabeninofisb | Stem
Oorf, nerer man life ipnberIia Eli.
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