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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-27
MANILA CARNIVAL

MANILA, Oct. Letters received
by the secretary of the carnival asso-
citation up to September l give evil
dence that over five thousand visitors
from foreign countries will attend the
big carnival next February. Several
large tourist parties are coming, and
groups of athletes from California,
Australia and Singapore have already
signified their intention of being in
Manila at carnival time to compete
for the elegant trophies put up by the
carnival association. The contractor
for the new hotel on the Luneta is
rushing work to get the hotel fin,
ished on time, and day and night
crews are laboring to complete the
big hostelry so as to be able to hold
the opening on New Years eve. The
Hotel de France is also making sew
eral additions to the present large es.
adjustment, and the management
figure on being able to accommodate
a goodly number of visitors. A spe-
cial reception committee has been ap-
pointed by Director-Geueral Cotter-
man, and this committee will make
every effort to see that the visitors
are properly looked after and their
stay here is made a pleasant one.
c. Lacy Goodrich, general passen-
ger agent of the Togo Kisen Kaisha
S. S. Co., has been appointed the rep
resentative of the carnival association
for China, and c. +. McWilliams OF
the Great Northern Steamship Com.
pany is looking after the interests OF
the 1912 carnival in Japan, The dates
of the carnival are February $40
1912,
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DWELLINGS
IN NEW ZEALAND

The plan adopted by the New Zea-
land Government three years ago Of
building dwellings for rent or lease
to workingmen not having proved sue.
cessful, partly because the houses OF,
fered no special inducements over
those which could be vented from pri,
vate persons, either in construction or
cheapness, and partly because the
designating term workers dwellings
created a certain amount of prejudice
against them, the Government is now
erecting houses for sale to workers
on cash installments and on easy
terms.
AS used in the act, the term work
er" includes amy person, male or fe
male, employed in work of any kind
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sHERlFF's SALE NOTICE.

Under and by virtue of an Alias
Writ of Execution issued by the Hon
orable J. NJ. MOnsaTat, District Magis-
trate of Honolulu, City and County Of
Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, on the
18th day of October, A. ID. 1911, in
the matter of NJ r. Silva VS.. Henry
Kane, Defendant, Mrs. E. p. Low,
Treasurer of Hui Kokua a Hookuo.
Garnishee for the sum of Ninety
three and S1-1OO ($93.SD Dollars, I
did on the 18th day of October, A. d.
1911, levy upon and shall offer for
sale and sell at public auction to the
highest bidder at the Police Station,
Kalakaua Hale, in said Honolulu,
Territory of Hawaii, at 70 o'clock
noon of Monday, the goth day Of
November, A. D. 1911, all the right,
title and interest of the said Mrs. Il.
p. Low, in and to all tn following
described property, unless the sum of
S93.S1, the amount for which said
execution was issued. together with
interest, costs and my fe' and eX-
penses are previously paid
Land on S. King Street in Pawaa,
Honolulu, City and County of Homo
lulu, known as Lots 50, Sc, 81, 80, 40
and al in the Pawaa Tract as shown
in map of said tract, on record in the
office of the Registrar of Convey
ances in Honolulu, in Book IT'S, at
page 305, containing an area of about
61,315 square feet and being part of
Grant III to P. ]. Gulick, and the
same land conveyed TO Mrs. f. p.
Low under the name of Elizabeth
Napoleon Low by deed of Goldie 9.
Quincy, dated March 4, 1909, and re-
corded in the Registry Office in Book
$40 at Page 467, and described by
metes and bounds in a deed of Helen
U. Widemann to Eben P. Low, dated
January ., 1906, and recorded in the
Registry Office in Book 27S at page
800.
Terms: Cash. Deed at expense of
purchaser
w. p. JARRETT,
Sheriff, City and County Of Honolulu
Territory of Hawaii.
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Josh" notwithstanding in
the garden is lovely and handsome is
as handsome does.
w. A. KINNEY have come to an
age when l have increased respect
for the maxim that silence is golden.
ROBERT CHURCH-Things look
good on Maui, and many of the same
old bunch are to be seen in Waikiki
and Kahului
SUPERVISOR KRUGER-I think a
majority of the supervisors are stand
ing pat with Charlie Wilson Eben
Low is the only one know talking
against him, .. "....
BANDMASTER BERGER Il saw
tots Of five or six years old at the
Reform School. Their parents prob
ably sent them there because they
didn't want to be bothered with them.
MARSTON CAMPBELL - Govern
ment control and a ten years agree
ment, which the Hilo people ask fot
their wharf, are precisely what the
low requires, ..."-
BILL BERGIN-I think the Kalaka-
ua avenue walking race is one Of the
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BROWN ANO DAVIS
Continued from page oneJ
courtroom after Ringing a scornful
look at all and sundry.
An Encore Selection.

look at all and sundry.
An Encore Selection.
1t looked as if the matter had ended
right there, but this proved not to be
the case, for a little later Davis again
entered the courtroom and handed
Judge Monsarrat a written protest
about the way Brown had insultei
him and conducted himself generally.
The judge asked Davis if he want
ed the contents of the letter to be
given official notice in court or if he
regarded them as of private nature.
Davis said that he didn't care just
as long as Brown was made to under
stand that he couldn't insult a mem
Der of the bar in open court and by
so doing make him a reproach to the
spectators and the court officials.
Judge Monsarrat thereupon said a
few words on behalf of Brown, stat
ing that he was quite sure that he
INTENDED no OHenS6.
Davis exclaimed that he was equal
ly sure that grievous offense was in
tended and said that Brown would
not have acted as he had done if his
brother-in-law who farmed the Ko-
rean cases had desired TO assist the
prosecution.
Brown said that he had no idea that
Davis was to assist the prosecution
until he butted into the case, The
usual way, he said, was for an at
| torney who wished to assist in a pros.
ecution to consult the regular prose
cutting officer and get his permission
This Davis had signally failed to do
Davis then left the court, remarE
ing as he left that he was a member
of the Hawaiian Bar Association ant
that body wouldn't stand for one q
it's members being insulted in cour
and having contumely heaped upor
him.
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Uncle Walt
The Poet Philosopher

The candidate goes forth oe how well he did his duty he held
his office passing wchS ccord beauty He stands before
painting crowd and winds through wordy and
IN POLITICS and loud he sings forth his
praises. No other in all the earth would dare to
before and of his sterling WORTH and with his
If should around and boast about bug
house you'd hand what I'd need-a roast and sprinkle
with You'd The who to charm should be
lc modest and this skate is false aarm-a prophet stuffed with
sawdus The preacher doesn't tell the how well he fills the pull
couldn't downhe knows wouldn't gup it:
The doctor doesn't make the claim that he's the physician who
frame when you're in bad condition The
the only jay who has the to face and boost him
self for half a day and sing his charms and grace
Copyright 1910 ny GEO 11arrnyw ADAMS WALT MASON.
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Henry WalCThOUSC Trust Co., LID.
Pearl Harborz Pen
insula
THE GIBRALTAR OF THE PACIFIC.
So say the Executive Departments of
the Federal Government.

80 say the Executive Departments of
the Federal Government
We have for sale valuable estate
fronting on the East Loeb of Pearl
Harbor, having a frontage of 2O9 feet
and a depth of $50 feet. The lot is
set with large trees and with flower
ing shrubs. The main house, a bunga-
low, has an entrance lanai 4Ox4O feet,
a living room 2Sx40 feet, eight Sleep
ing-rooms, diningroom and passpan-
try, semi-detached kitchen and two
bathrooms. A commodious guest-cot-
tage with bathroom and servants
quarters is in the same enclosure.
Adjoining this there is another
large lot on which there are a large
stable, a garage and servants house,
there is also a water lot 209x40O feet
which assures permanent access to
deep water, the whole comprising a
most complete establishment.
The East Loeb has recently been
selected as the fleet anchorage ground
by the Navy Department
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HENRY WatsIhOuss TTUStECO., LTD.
The Wireless

office is open every night until
eleven for the receipt Of ships mes
sages. Others messages received on
week day from Z a. m. to $50 D. m.
and on Sunday from 8 to 10 a. m.
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Would Tie Up Salary.

Shortly after eleven o'clock Judge
Davis presented himself at the Of
of County Treasurer Shingle and no.
tilted him not to issue Arthur Il
Brown any further salary warrants.
"He cannot run a ranch business
and draw the taxpayers money n
the same time" said Davis, land the
next time he leaves this island | shall
get out an injunction against him"
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BANIsTER.
UNIVERSITY LAST

New Conservative, Dressy A Shoe
for Gentlemen. Black kid, patent, tan.
MANUFACTURERS SHOE CO., LtJ.
1861 Fort st.
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The head China has proclaimed himself emperor
Of those parts Perhaps the fashion will spread The title of emperor
means something Chinese but that Of president foreign
Head Boss would be quite impressive.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-27

Mr. Jones made strong kind Of politics when
who wasting the public time and money
strcebug make fine stevore and that the blame Tor the
should visited the natives who permitted and
encouraged pay equivalent work liking for snaps
nrmy and the aWaans be especially
blamed for but the which these snaps being supplied
governments only burdens the taxpayer but units
the native himself honest labor of kind bad symptom
when worngmen prefer government work $l50 day private
employment at 81.
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THE ALASKAN COAL MIDDLE.

scathng arragnmet.o of the governments Aakan coal land
attorneys for Charles Nunday and Archie w. ohe charged with
conspiracy d. the government OF Alaskan coal lands valued at
S1OOOOO0O and known as the "StraCey Group
In the brief is contended that Congress in Ot enacted
law without the effect that oaors assigns should
receive patents lands located and thereby committed the national
Of the of the United States to make
good its promise those their whom had
invited and explore discover coal and mines in the
great glacial, mountainous wilderness of Alaska
The acting director of the Bureau OF Goo9i
Survey recommended that Alaskan coal lands be with
drawn entry and how the President ordered that done
THE asked decide the BRIEF whether the
will Congress shall prevail in the matter of the disposition OF the
public domain sed by the Geological Survey other
power Congress giaed wisely unwsey is now
aroy asserted divers sund political factions Of the day. is
beside ISSUE might well be by reference to the
fact that Notwithstanding regular and several special sessions have
enacted, it has not been repealed
history of Alaskan coal land Withdrawals, the Nunday
brief "Thus the constitution held for naugh the needu
legislation Congress nued and the Alaskan Goals locked
remained Tracing the history of the coal claims
controversy, the brief closes with the following:
government cancel those claims Coniscate the
fruits money expended their discovery,
exploration location development and forfeit the purchase
paid accepted and retained deny the ocatOr their
which Congress has promised them and brand the enmen and those
aiding them public crmna-whch its land department is openly
VIGOROUSLY attempting dowoud be unjuhabe repuda
of the nations pledge of honor and involve the United States
the commission of great moral wrong
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Fine Job Printing, Star Office
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w. p. JARRETT,
Sheriff, City and County Of Honolulu,
! Territory of Hawaii.
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hat is doing now in Mexican rubber stock?
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Die GOOinstuH Office fur Sas yGin
tiHaati 8OlfsbIatt" befiubet iIf In
GebGube go. 5O9-511 IaSiiSs
Aneuae. au5eissn, Rittbeilnnser
aHS BeitelRnseu irgenSneldsr Art
DerSen bis 10 1lbr a6enSs oaielbi
snigesenssnsmmen. Sslspbpn GSuti
1884.
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i'm Gountpssriht aIs 4Dmtutitratorir
Der ,. y. 9bpulas 6interIaiIeni6oft
Abf1Gser ItHo: grant StassenbOrg,
Grant grosrins uHo ). 8. Rspsrs,
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seriHt gum Qominiftrator Der Better
Surts 5tnterIaFeuf6oft ernannt.
Oscar Slodn tpurbe gum 8ors
numb iiber Gaprsnee SIpon eruannt.
Gkfdetne: Sobann g}arts, 48,
nnb Cora arosrp, 45, beibe DON ans
otrfon,, Sno.-ROb. :. MOntsomerp,
23, Don Cincinnati, g., unb Stella
Steffsn, 20, Don GoptnstpH, ap.
Charles Quartz erIonate sinsn
8auerIoubntBibetn fir Elm 8adfteins
baus an Der 2ebmon StraBe, nabe Der
Short gtain 5trabe, $21O0.
- 5arrp SpaIbing, Der bel einem
etnbruh an Der g. unb RaDi1on ape.
ertoppt uno Derbaftst tpuros, puree
i'm Staotgeri6t unter $1,000 8iiras
t6aft ben Srobssidporsnsn iiberpits
fen.
Srau WlauIer uno 2o6ter, Fri.
Jannie uno GusQa gobo perben als
8ele9oten CUR aonoeHtipn Der sSeoes
ration Of DomsH's Clubs, bic am 2.
Dtat IN SouisDiae, Sp., itottftubst,
abrsifen.
-3suts Na6mittas um u ubr
ftHoet in osr5urnbode bic Rpnpention
Der RspubIitaHer ftatt, um "a 9elsgae
ten CUR GonDeHtion, bic am 3. Wlai
IN gGris, ap., itattfiHbst, dus5upGbs
len, bic etnen GifeHbabn aommifTdr
ess 4. 0iftritts ernsnnsn foaen.
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fD<ser aHgebli6er 8.rno6ldHiauna
feinsr 5amtlie purbs I'm Stootqertht
uuf oas offtus 9otet aefebt, ba feline
Grau ben Ri6ter Rsab bendhri6tiate,
bab fie cine gbefdeiounsstIass sinrsis
den Diirne.
- Dos 2si6snbesdHgntb bss pers
ftorbenen Rthtsrs a.g. ainn Go6ran
fiHbet beute Radmittas Don Der Wobs
nung ees 8erblihsneH an Der Dols
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Jrau Wedrp Weber BON Gan
Granciseo, Gnl., lit auf 8efud BET ibs
rem Batter 9errn abam Geib, Tsadep
aSe., eiHsttr5ffeH.
Gup NeeIep, Elm 10 Sabre alter
Suns., an Der 10, Gtrabe tpobnbdft,
fieI bsim EDafduhIaufeH ano brad
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gpit dnbers fnn bic altsn Rneipenl
Gie finb pielIeic,t uuhpoieuifd, uuh NM

Ms dnbers finn bic oIisn Rneipenl
Sis fiub DielIsi6t anbpeisnifn uns uns
mobern. Abtr man fiiblt it'd, in ihren
ptrrdu6srtsn Gtuben pis su 6duie.
UsdR febt iih an ben sifeneR zift.
Eunb fhcn firo bie ge3iebuneen anti
fhen Wirtb unb Dnit b.resitsllt. Ga
Iuno bort bdnei nod Elm aItts giInt~n
an Der fd1pnrseH monb, has In BIZ.
5timnluns timer ldnsit psrronnentn
3eit Dtrjtbi. uRe binttH In Der Ode
am Genter ftebt nod bos rpafstut,s
iibsrSogtHs Sofn, bds b:m Rausn
Wdrmf unb Gemiihli6ffit perlieht.
beftr ols Der mebernfts Jnuefen. Tag
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Hafig". 4bsr broubtn In Der aiide,
on tpdIitt bic Wirtbin In bo1ii eiasn.r
perfon. Gin fsiner Duff FRONT bers
stn, Der ftIbit sintm 1etnihmed.r fuie
gri[iats Saparin ben psrn0hnien gaus
men iiBsln Diirbs, unb enbti9 tommt
ben Beihmad ibrer @dlte un6 BAT ibs
rsn aiiftTfdbrplon I'm Ropf:s ,8iels
Isif,t Elm baIbes 6dhn6sn2 Cber elm
IsdulItts 2dubhen2 Cber eineH gin.
btrbraitu2 gs III aud nod, Gupb'
.uno Gemiif' pom Witiaa iibria. gSk
Der Serr luill!" Die Wobl in bcIb
eesrofftn, cenn bic Birtbin perlishi
nod .inoiDiDuell@ au foden. Gis bat
ia nur fir cine GamiIie unb nini fiir
cine ganse 4rmet su iorsen. Der Bra
ten tpirb ~trub" ober balbenaliida. az
baden. NIT ober ohne Sauce ferpisrt
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fdjmadsregunsen. Gie bddt uHe brat
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sans bsftimmte perion. linb ne thut
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asbort Sn ben altsH Rneipsn ipis bic
Sprl1s an ben Gusrbalfsn, ipit bic
Dtrrau6erieH WGnbs, ME bsr runbs
SsaHH'tif4 unb bas alts Gofd.
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Die Weippsrt Cffies fin sas Gin.
eiaHatier golfsbIatt" befinSet Cd ID
Rs. 339 gprf Strafe sesenaber ben,
6enrtbanfe, ipsidtf Neniefeifem, an.
ieigem =. |. N. bio 10 ttbr 46 Minnscs
nheusS entessenaenomusen merssa.
Selepbou soath 24Of.
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fir 6. 6. 5ius, rurbe BON osm SO.
lt1sften WlaioH pertaft,t. ,oeil sr feline
Bossnli5sns nitt porssigts.
49, geiisDer6nStrunssn: anna Wlas
ris Grep an Wamie Guliban, Got in
0apton, 81; 6igblonp DeDelopment
60. an Gera Gmrid, Got Rp. IL in
Sriorcliff, 81; Saeob Baum an Qpdm
6acs, Got 124 in MpcbIatpn, 81:
Gas. GIetder an 5orrp RoIfon, Got
ar Der Waple Nos., 81; Rettie Geile.
sn Gliis Shmibt, Got Ro. ST In Sus
gals pari. 81; JObn 5Dnss an 5rsb.
GabmanH, Got an Der 1aplor 4penus
anb Wolnut Ctr, 81.
Jm Rrsisesrihte tpurb, asftern
Der Ga1 pon q. 4. Batter, abminifrns
tor Der Caroline Ws. Murpbriten
pinieriaHsnf9aft, fiir $50 900 600 E6as
benenas gsseH bis 4liamons 6otsI
Company, auFeerufsn. Ann1lie 6. q.
Batter DON bisr unb gle6 soa Giuein.
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@aMiltos.

SamiItsn anseisem, 2sfaI.g .gesti,eR
nab Weuisfeiien fHs absHgebea Gde
DIR 4. nHb Charles Gtrase. ilaier
aeent far SemiitsH apshnf go. BOZ
Nars Front Str. 1elspbsH 6amilssr
1861. 1efepben unieres 9prreirsR
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ceaenss saO Dsstua.

- SObn Ober. "a Sabre all, fsarb
geitern nod nur sipsitdgieer Arnnfbeii
in feiner DcbnuHs an Der s. unb Wrs
Rinnep CTR. D1pfon, Rn.
- DIR Gnlpfang. ben bic Ddmtn
bss 1aptOn gulinss Nen's Club gss
plant hatieH, III nuf unbeiiimmts s9sii
rerftDben porbtu.
- Gpnarb g3rim. IT,, nne 5rl.
Glcrs mettb purbsn seiteru oor Asp.
Gpuis Goebsl, non bsr CD. prot. Et.
Sobannes airGs, Bellevue, sb,.l4 psss
bunbeu.
sSsH Der saHee55EHHs ae55EsHHHs Be- mgsss gsas..
9inHtn. pfarurS Dsr 6I etTS Jsiu
Air6s, 90. $40 Dipilion Gtrdte, HeI.
!sOus. sniitaub iHfolGe sinsa ifabbalssn
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otirotbsfdxiu nsripeiseri, neil hi.
grGut nod minberidhris iit.
Coroner Burnett fanb, bdb Go
iparb Sndfon BON acuis Carr mii
Abfiht erlhcHsn ipuret. gr Fnnn.
bcb J. Brabp S<Ibitmorb begging,
iBoem CT fih bie Gurssl nurhi6nitt;
edb Jcmss aataes BON sinsm Barren
iibstfabreH nuret aHb bob Tlinnis
TRUTH 3ufdnis BON elmer aotomotips
Der q. o. nne .. Babn s,irofFeH unb
get0Dist lDurbe. Orlando Goutb fanb
ftiHsn Lob burd, Gritiduns.
6eirdtbsiheine: George B.@ars
ling unb Gucp lllm, Don bier; Gors
mine Ioburno uno Waris 1onatiellc.
ucn 6dmiItoH.
- Dds 1sitanNnt bss psrftorbeuen
@eCrs RomdHn eibt isiHsr Nitiiut
Rate RpmdnR ben ednaeu RahIat.
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alte &HeipeH.
gIdHbersi.
Don Grit gabf (5rantfur.).

! Der SLANG .ltfiriihu 2ampen II.
ibnen fremo. Sts fttbn btntsH in ben
altsn tngsn GnFeH, NIT benen iie dnf>
gstpc6ien iinb. nersn asib II. ssrsuo fie
IN belltH unb triibtn 9agen eefeben
bGbeH. Clint. iporen ne cine Mrt Mits
ielpuntt da,s Gefhebens, Msnn Der
MbeH0 berorgetommen mar unD ptt
Rauhfduls iiber ptn 9d6eru biinner
uuo biinner in bic Cuff itiea, bonn
fam 2tbtH In bic Biribsitnben. 5m
siHia6tn Moms tnmen sis trinffrohen
garssr sssaEssn. bic pipe stpiiheH
ben ,3dhntn. Die alitn ansipen fpur1
ben gum parIamtni. in bsusn ss Bel
9abatsquaIm Ino tinem GAoppen ans
ten NeiHs audi man9m1l rs6lt lsb6dii
bsrgesangsu itin mag. 51HbeI fuurben
btrb uno sihtis sef6iitttt unb bic
Rptbe Der f4ls6ien 3sitsn 6urngss
bsheIi. J6 bents mir. bab "a and
niht INNER gang frieDlid. f1ieblidy
hsrgseaHssH III. Damn unb tpann ein<
mcl m6ssn fhon Die borten s5dufts uns
Itrtr MltpcrDsren In 4ftion getret.n
isiR. uno baHn uub ip0nn sinmnI mag
aah Dit runbIiGe Mirtbin init aufae.
irempslifH asrmsln basipii6enssfprnns
cen iein. Cont ipurosn fsins .Wsibss
biIoer" tn ben aHsipsn gsbulbet. Menn
tth aber bod sinmul eas Gbsasipons
sints Gaftts Hber bic Gniptns sss
irouss, Der Iabotsqualn, Der Wanbe
unp 9edsn brGnnis, uno Der Gpoit
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