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New-York tribune., 1910-01-08
GALE SWEEPS GRAND CANARY.
Many Houses Destroyed and Crops
Ruined, Entailing Heavy Loss.

Las Palmas, Canary Islands. Jan. l.
violent gale to-day devastated the entire
island OF Grand Canary destroying many
houses and running banana and other cropss
The damage done is estimated at many
million pesetas.
Grand Canary lies in the centre of the
group of the Canary Islands. II has an
area of $50 square miles. Las Palmas is
the chief city of the island
New-York tribune., 1910-01-08
Brings High Class Men.
New York city

-N~W Api n Nlty'
Tho Kew York Tribune
GeuttemcH-T desire 70 express my ap-
rreciaffnn of the results obtained through
ny classified advertising for men in The
Nsa- York Tribune.
rakc pleasure Ia saying that The
-rlsbune brings nc only high grade men.
and ] gladly vouch for The classified col
uInn Of The Tribune for prompt and efi-
s-tcnt returns. Yours very truly.
r. s. MIGHILL.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-08
SUPPORT FOR PINCHoT.
Stay in Fight" Says California For
eStry Association.

Los Angeles, Cal, June THE Forestry
Society Of California to-day sent the fol
lowing telegraphic dispatch TO Clifford Pin
chot:
The Forestry Society of California by
unanimous vote assures YOU Of its absolute
confidence in your judgment and sincerity
Stay with the tight; the people of Califor-
nia are with you"
New-York tribune., 1910-01-08

Portland. Ore, Jan. IL. r. Claws start
ed to-day on 2 fishing trip in the mountains
near White Salmon and efforts to inform
him Of Mr.. Pinchot's dismissal failed
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-17
DE @0cj@dad.
~syE EF z1.z

cuenta 18 abriles, un elegan.
te traje seda blanco y simb6.
lico ramo de azahares. Am
bos merecen la dicha que hoy
le sonrie y Sc la deseamos la
mas completa possible en- la
vida.
En- la ciuiad. Virginia Fer.
nandez, el lindisimo sol ma.
yagiiezano, pasa una tempo
rada en- San Juan. La bella
nina tiene (aqui numerosos
amigos y admiradores y de-
seamos su estancia en- 6sta
ciudad sea 10 mas larga posi-
BILE.
En- el Union Club. Muy
animada resulto la fiesta
ofrecida anoche a los marinos
de la escuadrilla de torpedo
ros de la marina de guerra
de los Estados Unidos por ell
Union Club" y la coDcu.
rrencia pas6 de 200 personals
El salon y lgalerias estaban'
artisticamente adornadas con
ramas de palmera Y pabello.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-17
2anZa

mes de distintos paisea que
iluminados con profusion de
luces electricas de colores
presentaban bonito aspecto.
Canto ell tenor Paganelli es
cojidos trozos de operas.
La fiesta Sc prolongo hasta
media noche y la directiva
del club como los Iotros socios
rivalizaron en- atenciones para
obsequiar a sus inyitados.
De Opera. Anoche Jun ex-
treno con "Fedora" y la con.
currencia al teatro un tanto
mas numerosa que en- las an.
teriores. La senorita Massa
y Eel tenor Di Bernardo ha.
ciendo una brillantisima Ia.
Dor y conquistando justisimas
palmas. Estuvieron admira.
bles. Para ell domingo el be-.
neficio de la sehorita Vaccari
y para esta noche reprisse de
Manon en- que Sc lucen la Di
Martin y Paganelli. Sc canta
tambien un acto de "Favori.
ta'.. Is ell bene6cio de Pa.
y en- obsequio al pdbli.
co canta el spiritu gentu.
En- Ell bene6cio ide la aplau.
dida senorita Vacari, mana.
ma domingo Sc dan dos actos
del "Barbero' y >uno de "Lu.
cia". En- ambas obras sobre-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-17

Que n,giore. Esta enferms
de algdn cui'dado en- su resi-
dencia de Cayey, la sonora
madre poitica del agente de
LA Correspondence ALI
ST.. Tulio de Rivera. Que resta
blezca pronto la DANA enfer.
ma
Personalcs. Han regresado
de la isla en- donde estuvie.
ron en- asuntos de negocios,
los Sres. Eduardo Giorgety y
Jose Ruiz Soler. Visitaron
San Sebastian y Lares.
Esta en- San Juan el Sr.tP.
]. Armstrong de Ponce y ell
j6ven Mario Belayal de la
misma ciudad. Bienvenidos.
Bodas. En- Barceloneta Sc
ha constituido un risuelo ho-
gar, tornado por el conocido
j6ven Rafael Marchan y su
bella parientA Lolita Mar
chan.l tambl{es de cQnocida
familhdSIad ;boblaci6n.
La bodE ss hiz6 ETfamilia lu.
ciendoa II desposada que
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-17
SeIvicio adiciona| de corIeo

El gobernador Cotton reoi-
bio el Is el siguiente cable
DE Edward a Colton.-
San Juan.
Proposition de la Red D
Line para establecer correos
desde Nueva York todos Los
microbes y todos los sabados
y cada dos sabados, y desde
Puerto Rico todos los sabados
y cada dos miercoles aceptada
por ell departamento de Co.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-17

sale majistralmente Ia aplau
dida artista y resultar a la
funcion un acontecimiento
artistico digno de la mas nu.
merosa concurrencia. Para
la funcion de 6sta noche, be
neficio de Pagnelli, hay de
manda de localidades.
La compania no va a la
Habana y en- breve Sc despe-
'dira en- viaje de regreso a
Italia. Muchas de sus par.
tes prinoipales iran para los
paises en- donde tienen nuevas
contratas.
Los jucvcs. La senorita Col
ton Iha seiialado los jueves de
cada semana para su at home,
y empezara a recibir a sus
amigos Ell jueves de la proxi,
ma semana, % de diciembIe.
Semper.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-17

rreo, para tener efecto desde ei
2 eaero de 1911. Llegaran a
San Juan y Mayagiiez y sal.
dram de esos puertos en- sema
mas alternadas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-17

Manana domingo gran matinee en-
el cine de la Plaza con nuevas y pre-
ciosas vistas. Ests noche escoudos
programs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-17
CADILLA LAC


Cudados CAD
guitar los Glindro y lmpialo
La Cadillac dc los Enops
cuaquie New
ndro vand elias os udo 1902 ov ha
rabajo
desc P % las mma dmenson de 40 HIP
yendido
dndo del dne
que
Limousine
orped
Touring Ca }Hbr bordoen
Para infomes lame W.n Wul. San
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-17

4-....v We Canuto que desde dentro ta.
|cen descender una sobrepuerta incom.
|bustible prueba de fuego que antes
|apaga que encenderse al candente CON
|tacto de la famigera maquina
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-01
SECOND SESSION
 OF NORMAL ENDS
EIGHTEEN GET DIPLOMAS
ATT'Y-GEN. NORWOOD DELIV- FRS ADDRESS TO GRADU-
 ATING CLASS.

In the presence of a large audience this morning the exercises which were the close of the second session of the Arkansas State Normal School were held. Eighteen young men and wom- en were awarded diplomas and 12 other members of the senior class, who lack only one or two points of completing the work, will be granted diplomas during the summer term, making total of 30 in the graduat- ing class.
 The exercises this morning were opened with an invocation by Rev. J. B. Stevenson, after which Gloria" from the Twelfth Mass" by Mozart, was sung by the Choral Club. The class oration was then delivered by Ezra Ferguson, followed by a vocal solo by Miss Nancy Fritz, teacher of music in the Normal.
 The address by Attorney General Hal L. Norwood was a brief but inter-
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-01

esting and at times eloquent discus teachers in the schools of Arkansas. General NorwoOd said that it was not to the credit of Arkansas that Chan ming, the great essayist, had said 60 years before thc establishment of the Normal in this state that normal schools for the training of teachers were the greatest need of education; :; but, said Mr. Norwood, it is much to the credit of Arkansas that so much good work has been done in the short time tie State Normal has been in eX- istence.
 A pleasing feature in the mornings exercises was the presentation to the school of beautiful statue of Minerva by the Crestomath society, the speech of presentation being made by Miss Rosalee Hammond On behalf of the school President Doyne thanked the society for the gift.
 Many of the audience this morning visited the rooms of the drawing de- partment and inspected the work of the pupils in this department. Miss Emma L. Rasor, who is in charge Of this work, modestly declines to permit it to be called an "art department v but the superiority of the work done under her supervision has been recog- nized wherever seen and has won many prizes when exhibited in compe- tition with othed schools. Much re- gret is felt by everyone that Miss Ra- sor has accepted better position
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-01
ATKINS EASILY
 DEFEATS LOCALS VISITORS WINNERS 6 TO 1 INABILITY TO BAT MARSHALL AND LOOSE FIELDING ARE
 RESPONSIBLE.

Loose fielding by the locals coupled with Bob Marshall's steady pitching resulted in an easy victory for Atkins in the second ball game of the series with Conway yesterday afternoon, the score being to 1 rothe visitors.
 Neither side scored in the first inn ing, but the second Atkins made enough to win the game. Douglass made a poor throw of Rorex's ground CT and fuhmbled Wrights grass-cut- ter, both visitors being safe. A single by Daniels and MarshalPs three-base hit scored three, Marshall counting when Bost allowed Harrison's return to roll by him. The four runs seemed to take all the ginger out of the locals and the game thereafter was a listless affair
 Conway's only run came in the fifth inning, when Douglass got pass, was sacrificed to second by Stevenson and scored on Haydon's single.
 Bost, who started in to pitch for the locals, was relieved in the third by Scott, who held the visitors to two additional runs, but Conway never had a chance to win.
 The visitors intended returning on the afternoon train, but Manager Fry persuaded them to remain over for another game this afternoon.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-01

than the Normal was able to offer her and will not return to this work next year.
 Senator Otis T. Wingo of the board of trustees presented to Misses Edith Lamar and Lena Gadd two prizes of fered by the Arkansas Federation of Women's Clubs for excellence in the drawing department.
 Before presenting the diplomas to the graduates, Chairman George B. Cook of the board of trustees, said the board was highly pleased with the work done during the past year by faculty and students. He called at tention to the fact that the enroll ment had increased from 154 the first year to 268 the second year, and pre- dicted that within the next five years from 800 to 1000 students would be enrolled. The board, he said, expect ed to let the contract for the new girls dormitory this afternoon, and within few years they hoped to have completed the main building and such other buildings as would be needed.
 Superintendent George B. Cook, the chairman of the board of trustees, then presented diplomas conferring the degree of Iicentate of instruction 32on the following members of the senior -la Ida Bragg, Martin Downing. Birdie Dunlap, Lizzie Els berry, Ezra Ferguson, George Floyd, Annie Mae Goodwin, Rosalee Ham, mond, Sallie Hildreth, Dove Harton, Walter Isgrig, Rosa E. Moore Chas. Moore, Anna Mckinney, Ray Powell, Nina Renfrow, Lucia Starnes, Vesta Thompson.
 The explanation was made that the following students lacked only one or two points of completing the course required for degree which they would make up during the summer term, when diplomas would be awarded them Bertie Adams, Evrard Blake, Velma Cook, Ola Ford, Hattie Gibbon, Orline Hawkins, Nell Hutchins, Edith Lamar, Wadie Pettierew, Viola Stone, Lizzie Shelley, Mary Wilson.
 With a selection by the choral club and the benediction by Rev A. M. MacLauehlin the session was formally ended
 With the exception perhaps of the recent closing exercises of the local public school, the audience at last nights exercises by the Wingo and the Crestomath societies was the larg- est ever gathered in Conway at a sim liar event. More than 500 were seat ed in the auditorium, every inch of standing room around the walls was taken up, probably 200 stood in ad- joining halls and rooms, while at least 100, unable to find even stand ing room, were forced to leave with out hearing the program.
 The exercises were unusually good the farce, The Merchant of Venice Uptodate,' being especially well rend- cred.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-01
COLONIZE FARM LANDS.

Hope, June IA party of Chi cago capitalists are here looking over the adjoining farming country with a view to purchasing 5000 acres of land which will be used for coloniZa- ton purposes. The Chicagoans pro- pose to colonize these lands with fruit and truck growers and create larger and better market here.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-01
HOLY ROLLERS
 WH|TECAPPFD

Adona, June 1.-Much indignation has been stirred up here over the practices of the Holy Rollers in dane ing and rolling on the ground during their services. The sect was notified by masked men to cease this part of their services, and as the warning was not needed, one of the preachers was taken and punished by party of men wearing white caps and masks
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-01
EXPEL TUBERCULAR PUPILS.

Pine Bluff, June 1.-The school board has adopted resolution giving the superintendent authority to sus- pend all teachers and pupils who are afflicted with tuberculosis, as shown by medical examination.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-01
STIMULATE CORN-GRoWING.

Cabot, June 1.-The citizens and business men of Cabot have contrib uted a cash fund to be distributed as prizes among the growers of the best com in the county, the prizes to be awarded by experts in corn judging There is great interest in corn grow ing in this section and it is expected there will be many competitors.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-01
REDUCED RATES.

Retail Merchants Association, Lit tie Rock, June 7-8.-For this occasion we will sell round trip tickets to Lit tie Rock for $1.25. On sale June 6-8, inclusive; return limit, June 20.
 J. w. JAMES, Agent.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-01
WEATHER FORECAST.

New Orleans, June 1-Tonight and Thursday, partly cloudy weather.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-01

Oli papers for sale at this office.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-13

l,omieratb @eorg 6ranf geitorben.-
Sn ct. 8Iaiien lit 81. mes. @rnit
Wiaier int Mlter BON AZ Sabren ge-
ltorben. = Maler Nrof. Sdurtb Der
madte ser Sta6t g ecu ltaot 3d.
600 Scarf.
@liaf 2ptbrtngen.
3ie bon ser &egierung 5ugeiagte
@emabrung bon Mutonomie fir Die
&etdslan6e, ste inn erlten gntmurf
nidt 3ur Durbfubrung gefommen lit,
lit angebli6 ibrer Al1sfiibrung naber
geridt. Sic &egierl111g fat cine pou=
itdnoige l1marbeitung 0eS Gerfal=
iungsentmlrfs fir gliaB=2otbringen
fertiggeiteut, un6 SOS Staatsminilte=
RUM bat sic l1murbeitung bereits an>
genommen. Ser neue gntmurf loa
6emna9lt 0em 8u,t0esratb porgelegt
mer0en. - MngeiidtS ser in neuerer
3eit NIT auffanenoer @aufigfeit bot
fommenoen 5pionage=Mffairen erregt
Elm ginbrl16 in elm Wunitions=De=
pot in 81 e + b%eion0ers in militdriiden
areilen cine gemilie 8e iorgnib. Ser
ooer 6ie 0iebe baben cine 5el0artil-
lerie=SGrapneu neueit item Mo0eaS ge-
ltoblen, -obne oab es bisber m0gli6
mar, bon Sen 5batern ober bem Ob-
iect cine Spur gu fin0en. Man Der-
mutbet ortd babel bas @erf bon aus
l6nbijGen Spionen uno 0eren Sell
fern, sic nit ser Sertlid)feit iebr Der
traut gepeien iein miillen.
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meilter NeumaDer marm begruBt muir
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greiien Scatter 6ran5 SSoiepb nidt 11l,r
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au6 ols paterli9en Sreuno feierte
uno betonte, baB fir 0as trel,e Teltbal>
ten an ser 8un6esgemneni6aft et-
mas mebr als bloBe politiide 8ortbei-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-13
9ie Sptbe erreiden

in irgen6 elmer 2ebenSfrage, erforoert
einen geiun6en &orper un6 einen le-
@eilt. Dime @eilnobeit
ebt es feinen @rfolg. Mber eleftriide
8itters lit ser gr0Bte @elun6beitsauf-
sen bie @elt lie gefannt bat.
gs er5pingt perfefteS 8irfen 6eS Ma=
gems, ser 2eber, ser Mieren, Ser @in-
gemei6e, reiniet ln6 bereidert oaS
8lut, itarft un6 belebt 6as ga15e SD-
item u1t6 iebt @ud inftan6, Gurer So
%ges1rbeit Bis in's @in5elne nad5u-
fonlnen. uRah Monate tangent Nie-
renleioen," idreibt 50. Sc. 5berman
Don Guibing, See, madten mid 6rei
6laihen eleftriiden8itters fiiblen mte
eiu 11euer Mann." 50f in Molitors
ct. G1ou6, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-13

Irier nad Meb in 5mei Stun0en
uno Is Minltten III einent Meroplan
gernabt, obne a115ubalten, un0 So
0atr6 einen Nreis bon $1,000 gepon=
ner. : SSn 80 a b EN- feierte &aitor
EN-. &%ettenbofen lein ~50iabriges SSu=
bildulr. 35 Sabre fat Ser Sltbilar
ol5 Nforrer in &ebring gepirft. -
Sn Sem Molelort @renberid ct
id3oB ein bon ser &irdmeib betrunfe1
beimfebrenoer 8uride feline idlafen=
Sc M}l1tter un0 berleBte Sen 8ater
Ser @erbreder lieb iib 0ann
rubig perbaften. = SHE orei at 6em
Moubiiberfau auf Sen 8aufiibrer Mo=
linori bel Srrel betbeiliaten &roa=
ten befin0en itd lit Srier in @aft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-13
Ntnder sonreIon
MACH FlETCHER'S
CAS- RIA
8Mrttembera.

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am Z. Sept. Bater &omual6 &loeb,
8. g. Sn g oettingen fet-
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feline gbegattin 2ouiie, geb. @r0ber
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Sabre alte Srau fam gu SaQ> brah
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Sho0enf euer sic @obnbqui er Ser &C.
briioer geeitle, oes Mal1rers &otbfuB
l1no 6es Mlb aoufoB iammt Sdeu-
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milien mur6en nb0ahlos.
BaDcn.
&roi. 9r. $. @oltmann lit in
g int 70. 2ebensiab-
re %geitorben. = Miiniterpfarrer <=
6olpb Sreibof bon 6 o n It a II 3 1T in
2our6es aus Sem 2eben gei@ieoen.
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felt 1904 mie6er in Gonitan5. - Sr.
@ilb. @ndbel, Bfarrer in Il + It
Erieiter ieit 1869, itarb int Mlter bon
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8for5beimer 2an6< 1tn6 Oeto-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-13
Sic alte @etmatb.
Gadlicm.

Das Militartriegsgeridt perllr-
tbeilte auf Dem 6 ihsel0e einer
5ergeonten oes II. Snf.=&eg. megen
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1 Sssobr uno 5 8od)en 3l1dtbau5 nno
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81 elmer 5tiftung fir SrtSarme uno
mitteloie &ranfe, uno 5000 Marf fir
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gln1ten ser &ectoratldu,le bon Serrn
Sobonn @ieoerlolb aus 9ingelltaot,
Ser Dor langen S1bren na6 Mmerifa
a1Sgcponoert 1T, mur0e ebenfaus OIL
%genonln1en.
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s. 6. ban 9eloen & 60. nie0er. Das
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bal1s iommt S11balt nieoer.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-13

&farrer 8eter Sad; in @ergbeim
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beim Noitamt 1T Nenmieb muroe
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nit 5000 Mnrf fliidtig, mar0 aber in
8elgien feitgenomsnen. = Das Bis
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mr,roe an @errl1 Heter Molitor fir
1850 Marf perfauft. = Sim IA.
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in &eimerSbeim cine Mie6erlai=
Jung ser @icentinerinen bon &oln=
Mippes gum 3mede ser MuSiibnng
ambulanter &ranfenpflege bemiuiat.
= Ser 6irmo Steffens, M0ne & SO.
lit ein jurger Mann nan1ens @ilbelm
8eper aus Glen NIT cine 8ert6=
brief bon 1880 Marf fliid)tig &C.
mor0en. Ser 9ieb batte Sen 8rief Ell
1ern ouf Sem @ege 5ur Hoit befino-
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gefor0ert, 0oB ser @bef Sen Soften
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ser &riegsidule inc ngers, Sber1t<
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-13
lter @obels, Elm %geborener Miinitera-
ner, an elmer Mierenent5iinoung. =

lter @obels, Elm geborener Miinitera-
ner, an elmer Mierenent5iinoung. =
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Mrbeiters &eunne bis auf Die lint
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Marf. - Muf elmer grbolungsreile
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Sbeoo. 9l,mpobl, Ser in ser Sl1ilting=
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nadtete uno in ser Nabt oas Clint
met perlulien moate, ltieg id)loftrn'1-
fen, ~anitatt blrd sic Sbiir, gu eineln
SEMI tier binal1s, ltir5te IN sen Sof
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