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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1911-05-03
In State Laws Governing
Schools.
THE LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE
Of School Organization Sug-
geStS New Board and
Reforms.
SOME CHANGES ARE PROPOSED

Frankfort, KY, May Many
changes in the school laws are rec
commended by the Legislative Com
mittee of the Kentucky Educational
Association.
Secretary T. w. Vinson reports
that the committee suggests the
adjustment of the State Board OF
Education and the present State
Board of Examiners and that a State
Board of Education be substituted,
consisting Of seven members, com
prising the State Superintendent Of
Public instruction, the Attorney
General, the Commissioner Of Ag-
riculture and four professional men
to be appointed by the State Super
intendent of Public Instruction;
that the County Board of Education
shall have the power to provide for
supervisors for rural schools; that
the Legislature shall pass a law to
enable the counties to vote upon
the proposition of bonding itself for
building and equipping school
houses; that the law be changed to
prevent the establishment of indie
pendent graded schools except in
cities of the first six classes, except
when they shall be voted and levied
/ for an amount equal in tax to the
maximum amount which is levied
by the County Board of Education:
that an efficient compulsory attend
ance law be enacted; that the power
TO locate county high schools shall
be vested in a Board Of Education;
that the minimum number of pupils
required for each subdistrict shall
be changed from 40 to so pupils;
that vacancies in the Office of sub
district trustee shall he filed by the
County Board of Education; that
the subdistrict trustees shall be
elected viva voce; that colored
schools within the boundary of
white graded schools be under the
jurisdiction of the County Board of
Education, subject to the provis-
ions of the county school district
law: that the County Superintend-
ent of Schools be required to give
bond to the State for an amount not
exceeding twice the amount of mon
ev that he shall receive from the
State in any installment; that the
minimum salary for the County Su-
perintendents shall be $1,000 and
the mryimum $4,000, and that he
sNeU devote All of his time to his
professional duties; that there shall
he school revenue INSPECTORS. whose
duties shall he similar TO the State
Inspector and Examiner; that teach
ere ~ county high schools shall hold
certificates of qualifications as fol-
lows: State Diplomas, State certii-
Gates. State university diplomas, life
diplomas from the Department of
Education of the State, university
or life diplomas granted bv the
state Normal Schools; that the work
of tie State reading circle shall be
t~pnsferred TO and conducted nv the
State BOARD of Education; that all
E plans for wrecking schoolhouses
must be approved by the State
Board Of Education.
The program for the fortieth an
nual session of the Kentucky Edu-
cational Association at Owensboro.
, June % to 20, has been completed.
: Every educator of prominence in
Kentucky is on the program, and
many scholars from other States
have been invited TO attend.
> Betterment of the rural school is
the subject to be discussed.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1911-05-03
Mitchell Will Recover.

Information received in Hartford
from Livermore is that the condi-
ton of Clarence Mitchell, the young
white man who was shot and Sc
riously wounded by William Pot
ter, the negro who was shot to death
by a mob, has changed for the bet
ter, and indications are that he will
recover. He had fever in his
wounds several days after the shoot
ing, and did not rest well for a few
days, but is reported to be out OF
danger.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1911-05-03
Making Himself Felt.

Hon. Denny P. Smith, of Trigg
county, is fast coming to the front
as a Democratic candidate for At
torney General. He was not thought
to be much in the race when he be-
gan, but 1t is now seen that he is
very much in 1t, and will be more
In It when the primary election
passes into history.-[Mayfeld Mes.
senger.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1911-05-03

by the State; a corrupt practices
act, limiting the expenditures Of
candidates; a revision Of the tax
laws of the State to lessen the bur-
den OF taxation; better roads,
better schools and laws that Will
prevent crimes and make mobs i'm
possible.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1911-05-03
FREDK wEYERHAEUsER, "RIcHER THAN ROCKEFELLER"

T Frederick Weerhaeuser of St Paul. the
umbNr king" richer than John D. Rockefeller who usually
II called the world Mr. Weyehaeuse who
in probably adequate idea as to
the extent consists largely of immense
areas of which difficult compute He
owns other earth is said No monarch
Timber litter
native of Neidersau-
helm Germany this nearly sixty years ago and
grew up It,
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1911-05-03

For Sale, Farms-All sizes, from
6 to 800 acres. We can please you
II you want to buy land.
A. c. YEIsER & CO.,
Hartford. Ky.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1911-05-03

Leave your Laundry at my Grocery
Domestic finish. Work Guaranteed
Called for and prompt delivery.
Phone 1lO. ., Hers Grocery.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-16

Puerto Rico le cOntesta - "You will
because you are my servant, and I
want it, ,-se hubiera salvado ell prin-
cipio de la soberan1a popular. En- las
democracias representatives no Sc pue-
de tolerar un ejecutor de la voluntad
popular que olga yo no hago 10 que ell
pueblo quiera. Puerto Rico esta metido
dentro de una democracia representa-
tiva en- Puerto Rico ell pueblo es So
berano debe hacerse 10 que el pueblo
quiera.
Esta es la raz6n por la cual debemos
ensenar la juventud la manera de ha-
Ger patria, para no tener tiranos pro-
piOs nj extranOs.
DIR. Toneds Ger6a Camsargo.
A esta Conferencia lie tuvieron miedo
en- un pueblo muy importante de La
Isla. =:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-16
Nota Climatologica

La temperature media de La semana
que termino ell sabado IL de agosto fue
sobre La normal para la estaci6n, debido
mayormente las atlas temperatures de
las tardes. La maxima promedia sema-
nal, de todas las estaciones, fue 90 Y La
mlnima IS. La temperature mas alta
que han info1qmado fue 96 en- Isabella Y
La mas baja 81 en- Jayuya y Maricao
La precipitation fu6 bajo la normal para
una semana del mes de agosto. La llu-
via caida en- la costa S. fue 0.50 pulga-
da; en- la division N. 100 pulgada; en- La
division E. $50 pulgada; y en- la divi-
sion O. $50 pulgadas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-16
HAGAMOS PATRIA
Continuation de La Ira. pagina.)

La pol1tica de edo ut des'' Observable
en- Puerto Rico es eminentemente in
moral, y por 10 absurda, menOscaba' y
viola ell poder soberano del pueblo. Ell
gobernante es ell servidor del pueblo. y
cuando ell representante de este lie
presenta para ser sancionada una or
: denanza una ley, el no debe pedir,
como remuneration, la formacion de
una ley que favorezca exclusivamente
sls ambiciones; debe sancionarla sin
paga, porque ell pueblo 10 esta mantle
niendo para ESQ, para que obedezca su
v0luntad.
En- un pueblo como este, en- donde la
cultura intellectual puede parangonar-
Sc con la. de los pueblos mas avanzados
del Continente no puede explicarse la
invasion de los derechos soberanos del
pueblo sinO por indolencia por
fuerza insuperable. Pero senores,
solo es insuperable la fuerza de los
que oprimen en- nembre de Dios, por la
misma fuerza del misterio; pero la
fuerza que oprime en- nombre de La Lii
bertad es eminentemente fragil, por-
que la libertad no Sc ha presfado para
la farsa sino en- los labios de los gober-
nantes americanos del norte, entonces
debe haber indolencia De manera
pues, senores; que en- un pals como es
te, con gente tan ilustre, ell invasor
debe ser obligado a conformarse con
los principles de la Libertad y no debe
permitirsele que falsee ell signifcado
de este balsamo de los oprimidos.. Hay
Que obligar al invasor a. que respete
todos vuestros derechos, especialmepte
vuestra iibertad y la administration
de vuestros intereses, de acuerdo. con
vuestra voluntad .soberana. Para CON
seguirlo solo necesitais usar la mislna
llbertad con que os dirijo la palabra
ahQra-'y con la arrogancia de ~quien es
dueno de una cosa, y con la intrepidez
de quien anna la patria. No tenlais que
nuestro enemigo Sc resienta de este
proceder; 10 que lie admire es que vo-
sotros no os que ais sentir con ell dere-
cho de vuestro derecho y que 10 dejeis
ponerse en- ell bolsillo vuestros intere-
ses sin protestar - ~
Vosotros no necesit4is soldados, nj
eJercitOS, nj arsenales nj bajeles para
proteger vuestro dereeho; solo necesi-
tais la fuerza de la razon y decir con
cracter y con energla: tEsto es asi,
porque nuestra voluntad soberana 10
quiere.' ST cuando ell Magistrate en-
cargado de cumplir vuestra voluntad
escribi6 en- recientes circunstancias.
Il will not act, etc, = ell pueblo de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-16
ART|CULOS De FAMA

Ne duaa alg1na 10 xon en- TODD e8
E1lndo ius que faorican The Carriers
INK Company, de Boston, Mass, Il. u.
de America, con1andose en- primera L.
aea el Fluf3a Gle escribir dc Carter, oae
es ia tlnts. 'uaE A2reclada boy en- Fl mer-
ADO por sas no'adicionea de frunexA, CO.
lor, durabllidad envaae.
I'll usu 1t, La xaaEm ae Garter NJ TIA ss-
1erallza+<tu ~ Gal MA1sera CUE ep In ac-
tualldad e@ easi la 'lnica que se emplea
en- Ell coSnersio CT laA ofcinas.
DE venta e1i al bUl4ETIN MERCAN-
TIL.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-20

So6n Ddltsr, ein 9aubtumm.r BON
5urriipu, 8, bate iia unter Der Gns
tldae oes Raubes gu peraHtportsn.
tpslhe BON abs Gplbbsrg BON TAO
aenpon aps. gsgsu ibu srbpbsn tpcrs
bsn mar. Der 4rtldgsr lit ebenfaas
taubftumm uno Die sause 9srAunolung
muBts in Der 3sihsufpru6e ssfuhrt
psrSen. 9olobsrg bebauptet., BON
Daltsr auf Elm 3tmmer gelodt unb I'm
SIS beraubt iporosu gu 'siu. Die Bsr'
nsbmung srgab. oub bic aluse abfolut
unbegriin0st mar, !psshalt gBulter turs
3tr 5dnp freistiprobeu luuros,
Der Is Sabre dlte 5arrp guhMaH,
psltser betaHntIih am 9puneritag auf
gtranlaFuus isiRss gaters, 5srru !.
gutmaR, uuter Der QutIage oes 8rpbs
pitbItGbls psrbditet Tporbsn mar. fpuros
sutIaiTsn, Ha6nsm Der Gltsrs guaman
Die aIags suriites8Osen bate. Der
iunge WsanH bate iih betunntlih ods
autompbiL i.iRss 9atsrs anassigust.
um etns geranigunssfahrt al uHttrs
nsbmsu. Serr 8uamun II. srtIdrts
gsit.rn., i.tu Spbu lei Htat f4lsht,
ipunsrn nur Gin tuenis 81 lsihtiiHnig,
uno sr babe Is oaber fir ods Bette gss
baltsn. ibm sinmal sinsu hsiIiumsu
S6rtdsn siusuiagsr. 8at:r uuO Scbn
uerIisbsu suiammsn BEN 8trihtsidaI,
na6otm GrIttrsr Die soften ces 9sr'
idhrsns htntsrlsgt bate.
Der S6ouipitlsr Bert Wtiton rrr'
Be ithuleig bsfuRoen, eas 5aUlin 9rtei
mittelft zines psrtblpftu Gbeds I'm
$40 gsprtat 5u babsn une su einsr
@eloftrafe BON $50 ntbft aOitsH psr'
urtbsiIt, tpeltt Strufs ibm isppd ipd'
| ter auf Die iuii6neissu Bitten elmer
DAME, rpeids iih fir isins Grou aus.
adb, in @naosn srlafsu rpuror. 5r
oem aussrblid. ais DsitpR Den 9e.
rittsIaaI psrlaIsn pollts, fuuroe ti
| piscer psrhaItst unb CUR @srfiisuns eeI
gehoretr BON gIspsIaun, O.. siueet
iperrt. Or iou ii6 in ssHaHntsr Stabt
Der 3sdprsnsrsi ichaioig sssAaft b.
ben. "
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-20
Wefdbriid)es Serieben
gsIl ben 1pb bes Charles SciRe'
mann berbeigefabrt bubsH.

6enrD 6. 6ttntman BON go. 1911
gboie 9lpe. 9ruDer bes gbarlss 5eis
ner,au, f., ipelh' lestersr am Donnsrz
ftaa tn Der Gfficf Der atmsrican Grz
prsb Go. aaglaufdurepsrgiftung itarb,
bsseuate oeNern Dor bsm Coroner, bub
fein Bruber fetnerlei 8eranldFung
sum gtlbitmorb gehobt babe. GsrIeIs
Be babe ieit eini9er 3stt cine 6uftsn=
msbisin sinaenommsn, fpelts sr
In etnfr ibnlihen Blade, rpis Die ne.
ben fsiner aeift gefuubsus, in lsiusr
9afhs truQ. Getn 8rubsr Isi Qmas
teursp pbotograpb setpsien unb babe am
Gonnt1a perihitbeHe 8ilosr in isinsHt
3immer on Queen Gitp apsHus sHts
tridelt, tpobei sr lih Der 8Iauidurs be-
bient babe. EpGttr babe sr bic bsnusts
glnuTaurt In sins Iters 6ufteumsoisins
fldT6e ssgeFsn. JeoeHfaGs babe sr
biefs sfIafrhe aus Dtrisbsn in bic Ia
id,e gfitedf unb am ndhitsn Wprgeu,
In Der gnHnhmt bic 5laihs sntbalts
6uiieHmthisiH, ben OsrbGneniboolen
E6iud aus bsrfflbtn gsHOmm.u.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-20
J. =. =. 8.
gaStet gimie Der &m. Sea Soge
Ru. $50.

Ter 8robensStab Der Bm. 2sq
Gpgs go. 335 s. .. 8. ). Derans
italtst am Sonntdg, q. Rai, i'm
2potout 0rope, Stop SO. electric
R. g., friikr 6. .. & T., stn gros
bes 8astet gienic. gu rpeIhsm ebenfo
umfaHsrsths. pis gebtessnt 8orbsreis
tungsn getroffen poroen iiuo. Bur
Grob uno aIsin. Jung unb aIt ftss
ben geHubrsits uRb lhOHe Stuuoen
beppr. Qpptout Grope iit stnsr Der
ih6uItsn QitnitpIGss in Der umgegeRo
Der Staot, NIT isirsm frtften DaIs
bssgrln, isiusm Sss. istnen eIesuntea
Iau36alIsn, istnsm 8Giebdapart uiIp,
air ErfriI4uHqsn uno 9srguIgungsn
aIIsr art lit in ausrsihenoiter Aeiie
Gorge setrdgen pcrosr, uHn namsnts
lid iino alIsrIsi Spisle fir atnoer at
raneirt noroeH. GiHtrittsprsis fur
6trr une Dame ST.. Grtra Dame 25
cents. UlaH nshme, um 2ootout
grope su erreibsH, Die College StII
5traBsnbo6ncar onsr bic glsrtric II.
R. an Der SpriRs 9rups apsHus.
2nlpp.sfp
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-20
Naie.Bau.

Sn bem geftrigen Spiele 3fpif6en
unIeren .Rebs" unb ben ,5uperbas"
in 8rootlpn fungirten 6Hitb uuo
Wc2ean als unfere gatterie eegeu
Ruder uno Bergen fir bic 8egnsr.
llniere 8atterie ipurbe i'm 8. 9an9e
ourh WcauiIlan uRe gldrte dbgel0It,
bod fam Die 5iiIfe, tpie getpDhnli6. 5ll
fpGt. grootlpn getpdnn ods Spiel
i'm !. 9anss bur6 msbrers Sreffer,
iDelhs 3tpet adufs einbrahteu. Die
rRebs" nohten 8 5reffer gegen 8 Der
8esnsr, uno beibs Glubs fpielteu feb
lsrlos. Beiber mar nisberum unisr
better S6Idger. Smith fdnbte 5 Der
grootIpner ais 2uftfihisr Sur 8uuf
gegsr 6 bss esgnsrif6eu ShleuOerer5
Huder. unD psri6entts Smtth nur e.
neu 5reipab 5ur /. Bale geeen 2.
Qaf1 Dem l. @ange mar Smttb un>
iiberpinoIih. gr bsberrIft einen
mdhttgsn @urf unb befigt CUTE Ro1z
troas iibsr Ieiusn 9aa. Jinneran unb
Rislsr pdren bic Shisosrthter.
Refultut Der geHrieen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-20
Ginc. Iurnaeuatiuoe.

Seut. absno finoet in Der Central
1urubals bie mpnattine 8erIautu,s
lung Der Ginetnnati5urneemetroe itatt
uue oa fpintige 9eId,dfte CUR 1rIeot'
aung norliegen, III e ortugeHo III
tplnfhen, oob iicb Die gsitglisoer in
GROCER 3abl einfinoen. Die 9sriumm,
luneeu apurben bstanntlth auf Die
G1nitnae perIest na am 9oHnerItag,
bem rseul1ren @srfammlunssobenD,
Der geftirh ftit Wpnnten fshr pieI stl
piinfhen iibris iieb. Die 8erteaunp
hsr NerfcmmIuneen miro hcffentlif
ben seipinThtsn erfolg habrn uno Ell
Rsn reht itattli1en eeluA aeitissH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-20

9is 10 Wonate aIte Dora Graller.
uon go. 14O9 geHtral 4penus, itteB
geftern cine aaffeetanHe lsm uno osr
toheno beibt Snbolt ergoB iih lbtr
ods 9ino. Die 8srunelidts, rpeihe
aeFdbrIine Bstbrilbuneeu un Srur.
bols uno 4rmn srIitteu bate. rpuros
fhleunieTt BON ibrsr Rutter ua6 bean
ftaottfhen 5oipital sebrdnt, 100 otr
3uitano Der ileinsa patienttu ais bee
oenflih bestidhnst puroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-20
EInk.Griuriieaeu.

Der utoraiae Sonntas III Der ltsts
sua, al pelasR bis 5lubsGrturfiontH
Der bei6en DampFer .SalaHs Gusen"
unb .prineeb~ FtattFtnbtu, oenu ain
5pnntag, oem q. Mat, loiro 81: hiess
i6hriae 5aiion ouf gouen Sslanb ers
Dffnet ptrbsn. Die Grturtonen aR
mprgieen eOnntas ftno pis fcls::
Die .Gussn- fdbrt um ha.5 Seha ilhr
gcrmittaas uan um bdlb pier lltr
Ru6mittdss BON CUB bss srocbroop
nan aRrord unb benz Germ 8nni
Damn ab, pdbrenn bic .prinesB"
ihrs Sabrten rad, Rem Rihmonb um
stb n llhr 8ormittags uno um hdIb
oret llbr RaGmtttags, ebenfalls pom
Sub bes groaepar. antritt. 4uBsroem
Inatt bic rQriHcsb" am abeno um
adt llbr cine MonoineiRfabrt. am
Donnsrftas. ben 25. Weoi. fiRott Ole
ltbts oiesiabrige @rturiion osr
Queen" nada gelIjspills itatt. Inter
br.huRa Der ;sabrt. NIT oem Rebt osr
Rudfabrt, uirn fiir ale Saltepuntts
unierfpeas ssftottet uno fir Wsuit'
uno Sans uRftrness piro In Der ums
FaiIeRofttn Wetfs Gorss sstrasen tper,
ben. Die Riidfabrt pon Gouispils
aus ipire am folgenhen Morgsn an
oetrestn, 10 bab bic Stns uno Rid
fahrt gGbrenb ess 1ases itattfinpet
Der Qreis fir pis bins iinh Aiidfahri
betrdsi nar SO Gents.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-20
Die Jabafeier.
Gin appea aa uniers eentideH Wsr.
siar.- yrsaramm.

Wis aus uHienitebtnbsn AHgabfn
trfhiiin, rirb pns tnrnsrtide prDs
qramm Fir ois s5abnfsisr TIM 800 am
%. Weoi bic GiansHumHsrH Der tiifs.
ltd I'm ben RufiibalIs itottaehnbteH
GrnHtR E6auiurHen Der Ginfinnnti
q 1arngsHsinos uao Des Roro Gineins
lldti 1usnptreiHs tniholitH. alndb sDtrs
ftn bss AIaHH Der GopinstDH nno
Nspport xurnasmsiRDsn ibre beitfn
g6aHnammsfn porfilhrsH, iooab eaA
iurngfiT6s groqromm 0llsin ons s9shH.
fade sss Einirittsprstiss psrtb IT..
ansna man nun beosHst, bab Dids
achnfsisr sine RuEs~sbuna oss sans
ssn Geuifhtbums isin IcI, gum IN.
csnsen an Elm sidturbiftoriihts Grei9s
nib tinb i'm propaganda fir bic nit
nensitlbtn saIammenhdnseHotn Joesn
nnb Bic Urrittune zines ssJabH.t tgeosHts
jiesns 10 MAIDEN. 10 Diirfls % pObl an.
psbrad,s isin, bier Hod,mGls Die oeut
fdsf 9ersiHs on ihrs BsfHliiHs, ote
9ahnisisr am 2e. Wai i'm 900 10 5ahIs
Tsih ipss tn0glidh sn btinAeR. 81 sr.
itnerH. Cine bsHsrt @elseeHheii ipis
nisfs, sinsu sutsn 3fpsd nit anssns9s
mr. iiHtsrbaltuna su psrbtHeeRa iabt
IiE Hiht bsnien.
Die nHierba!iungsH i'm 600 6eis.
teH aubsr bsm Epmpbonis.NoHsert.
her ;Ssitrsse oss 6srrn Gruft u. Meisr
u ~. aus icletRosm turntriinsn
proaamm;
2 llbr Ratm.: 0eriammluaa Der
Ainbtr In Der glorb Cincinnati
9HsntdIls.
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3ooIcaii6en e1fi.H.
I'D lihr: Grti. unb Srcnunasiibur'
gen. - Rncbens nnc R66AentIal.
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b y5l1Qgsn,Asigen Wdohen.REnFI'
bes Aprb gine. 5urnDereins.
q syrti. nno ecufiibungtr--3Sglinqa
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Worb Ginr. 9urnDereins.
$50 absnbs. al Gipmpifht GpisIs
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fsn, 4. Etssusmsrfen. 8. RiEesr. 8
bts Gifqsrs 6eimtehr. attipt rel
Cincinnati aurnstmeinbs,
ID StobdbnngsH 1urHtrinnsn hel
Cincinnati 5urneemsinDt.
q 6anteliibunasH 2Oalinasflnh H
bee NCrb Cincinnati Surnoersins
b. ejerdtbeturnsn ON Barren III
sips Dts Royo Cine. 1urnDtreins.
q NenlsHablneen - 1urnfriRHsH Del
Rsrh Gint. 9urHpsrsins.
y DrappiraHesn - Mttips Der Gfnc
4urnesussinbe
Iisiss an iidb fhon nnIbtrirsffIi6
g)roesomm pirb nod bar6 bic Aiai
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