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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-05
Hearing Is Continued.

In Judge T. D. Lewiss division Of the
Third district court Tuesday afternoon
Glenn. charged with violating the city
ordinances pertaining TO gambling. was
continued until "Wednesday at . O'clock
rected against Chief OF Police Barlow.
was granted Monday afternoon and
made returrablc at o'clock Tuesday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-05
BAR ASSOCIATION To
MEET NEXT SATURDAY
Annual Election of Officers
and Banquet Features of
Gathering.

The State Bar associatio will hold
its annual meeting in this city next
Saturday. The business meeting will be
held IN the south court room in the
Federal building beginning at O'Clock
In the afternoon. TO be followed by a
banquet at the Commercial club in the
evening,
Charles Baldwin will deliver his annual
address and three other addresses will
he given. ]. w. y. WhItecotton of
Provo Will discuss 1.-THE Evaporation of
q Constitutions" and NJ. z. Wilson and
DR. j. r Critchlow also will talk upon
live subjects.
The annual election OF officers Will be
held al the afternoon session AT the
banquet toasts will ne responded to and
hmSiness cares VIII be forgotten.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-05
WHITNEY GIRL GIVEN
FREEDOM ON BUa

Gladys whitney. alleged 23,,nn 2T,iSnc'gD gD.
the diamond robbery IN "saIesrnan'
Denver. % is said TO have lost sloiggu fgom ~
of diamonds. was releaseE on 33|
county Jail Tuesday morn'Hs oA
bail s,xad In the 81
-, ssoo6 AZ her preliminary hearink'
Il was later reduced to $500
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-05
MURRAY FIREMEN TO
GIVE A TOURNAMENT

Preliminary arrangements for the
annual athletic tournament OF the Muir
ray volunteer fire department are being
completed by Chief Con Gallagher Cal
!agher says that several innovations will
lie introduced this year and that the
friendly competition Will bring out many
startling results.
The hose cart team. comprising eight
men Will, as here etofore. be the main
attraction of the meet Last years team,
which made such cTeditahlc showing
ut Sandy. Is intact. and during the past
week the boys have been practlcing
nightly. All events win be open 10. any
team in the state.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-05
COMMISSIONER OF LABOR
APPLICANTS ARE BUSY

Asplrants for the office OF commits
ioner of labor. employment and Stats
tics. created by the recent Legislature.
didatcs already are In the field TO grab
tie plum should thev get the oppor-
tunity. William M. Thompson. clerk OF
the house OF representatives of the late
legislature. aspires to the commissioner 8
office. as does also Steve Stanford.
II. r. Haines, who has done the work
for the past two years while It has
been done through the state auditor s
office also is an avowcd candidate for
the new position.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-05
Aviation Meet.

Special evening supper to 9:25i
merchants luncheon. III to 3, Imported
German beers on tap. Young cafe.
50 ALWAYS the Best
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-05

Largest lump of coal in town. "Pea-
cock'' Rock Springs. Come and see it.
Central Coal & Coke Co, 40 w end So,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-20
LETS HAVE \ BAND.

The new administration of the
Commercial association is starting an
other movement with which the peo-
PIE of Pendleton are heartily in
sympathy. An effort is to be made to
organize n maintain a creditable
band and to secure an efficient di-
rector so that the city may be able
to have good music when good music
is needed. The approach OF the
Fourth of July celebration and the
annual Roundup makes this need
felt keenly and. if a thorough en-
deavor can supply it it will be sup
piled.
There is no good reason why a city
the size Of Pendleton should not sup
port a band. There are a hundred
cities in the northwest with smaller
population which do so and Pendle-
ton has never been considered a back
ward community. The talent is here
in abundance. some of it already
highly developed and other but await
ing the training which would come
with a capable director and consist
ent practice.
The matter of financing such an
organization has always been the
stumbling block but this is not of
such colossal proportions that it can
not be overcome by the cooperation
of the musicians and the Commercial
association. Mr.. Keefe, the new Sec
rotary Of the association. is a mu.
sician Of more than average ability
and he should be able, in this double
capacity, to assist in solving the prob.
lem. The business men are willing
to contribute a portion Of the neces-
sary expenses and the band itself
should be able to aid materially. Such
an organization IS not supposed t.
be money making in its purpose and
the majority Of bandmen are willing
to give their time and ability if they
are assured they will not lose money
a band is almost an essential to a
progressive city. There is nothing
which can so assist in times Of cele-
b%ration. convention and public gath
ering. There is nothing that can SC
arouse the enthusiasm, the patrio.
tism and the festal spirit and there +:
nothing that IS so universally enter.
tanning. Let a band march down the
street TO martial music and all bust.
ness is for the time being stopped
while the people flock TO doors and
windows. Even the circus band witt
its blatant blare Of brass has an ir.
resitible power TO attract and hold {
crowd and none Of US are entirely i'm.
mune. Band music is the kind tina
appeals to all and TO which all re
spond, so lets have a band.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-20
WY 20 IN

1727-The Spaniards besieged Glib
raltar.
MISUNDERSTANDING. n. c., declara-
ton of independence.
17S9-The French clergy renounc-
ed their privileges.
1SO4-Bonaparte proclaimed en-
perur of the French.
1S06-John Stuart Mill born.
1S15-Murat, King of Naples. left
the city in disguise, while his queen
sought the security which has been
promised her on board a British man
of-war.
1S29-Gold discovered in Burke
county, y. c.; quicksilver also found.
1S35-A convention of democrats
in Baltimore nominated Martin Van
Buren, for president.
1S4S-A treaty OF. peace made with
the Navajo Indians n the United
States.
North Carolina secession ordinance
adopted.
1S62-The Seward-IYons treaty be-
tween Great Britain and the United
states for the suppression of the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-20

by virtue Of extraordinary ability and
conscientious effort. Not one OF the
eight men who have represented the
school on the three champion teams
has put a third the time and labor on
the various questions as has their
coach and they have all worked hard
and faithfully too.
incidentally DR.. Smith took occas-
ion to rebuke the business men of
the city and especially the members
OF the school board for not support
ing and encouraging such student ac-
tivities by their presence. The audi
at the Pendleton-Hood River de-
bate was composed principally of high
school students and women and it is
reflection upon the manhood of the
city that it had no stronger repre-
sentation there.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-20

ing h~oslers, oilers. inspectors. and
some machinists, and, in addition. il
is altogether likely that the crews OF
all passenger trains would be brought
II this point. That this is the most
logical point for a division, l base by
distance from Portland. 1t Is under
stood that the railroad company in
tends moving the division point from
The Dalles to Deschutes, hat being,
after the Coyote CUTOFF is made, the
halfway point between Pendleton
and Portland. 1t seems reasonable
that If Pendleton could secure this
division point that it would add a
permanent population of two humid
red and fifty to the city. n this pop
ulation would increase as the traffic
increases or the railroad.
T. +. HOWARD.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-20
THE CRY OF LIFE.

The world is bright, with q =
pleasant way
There are blossoms where we .
tread, Q
But its toll and toll, to the judg- =
ment day, =
At the cry Of Life for bread. =
And 0 to be there, =
In the gardens fair. =
But the grip Of Of toll is every Z
where. Z
The stars CLEAN bright in the =
holy night, Z
But We dream of the day Z
that's dead, Z
} For still there comes, with the Z
morning light, Z
, The cry OF Life for bread. 4
And at last-dim rest, 4
, With a flower on the breast, 4
, And the old world-whisper, 4
, God knows best.'
Prank L. Stanton. 4
a
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-20
ABOUT STREET VACATION.

I do not believe in the injury Of
any ones property in any way, either
for public or private purposes, with
out full compensation to the parties
injured.
In the matter Of vacating Aura and
Lilith streets to the O.-W. r. & y.
Co. I believe there is a solution of
the problem which would be agree
able TO all parties concerned.
l am Of the opinion that the r. r.
Co. would meet the parties concern
ed halfway. My idea of the solution
would be to ask the r R. Co. to buy
a strip of ground thirty feet wide,
running Giagonally from a point on
Dlumm street just west of Ann street,
under the bluff, and connecting with
Railroad street about where it inter-
| sects with Star street; macadam this
street and build a five foot sidewalk
along the north side of Ann to Rail-
road. Then ask the company to
build an underground crossing un-
der the railroad track at Lilith street,
making two nine foot driveways and
two five foot walks: the ~driveways
to have a clarence of nine feet, and
| the NdlhS d CltdldilNt VI StNCi ANV'
under the track.
This underground driveway could
| be m~acadamed so as to not wash, and
there could be a drain run from the
bottom and connect with the new pro-
posed at starr street.
| think If this was done the rail
road company would buy all the
property east and north of this diago-
nal street fromtheir right of way tc
Bluff street.
With this plan l can not see where
any one owning property in hat eli
cinity could claim any damages tc
their property, as it would give then
an outlet to the vest without having
to cross the railroad tracks twice
which they have necessarily to do a
the present.
1t is rumored that the railroad com
pany. provided they a C thi
property. will make Pendleton the enc
of a freight division; as to this I an
not informed; but it is certain tina
they will not make a division poin'
here unless they can secure sufficien
grounds for yards, and they can no
secure the amount of ground require
without these streets. The advan
tages of 6 freight division point her,
Is the. occurring of more population
for the city. Making this a freigh'
division point would add lively
freight crews and their families L
the city; it would also add all tn
necessary round-hOuse help, includ
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-20

Such malicious acts Of vandalism
on the part of young boys as the de-
struction being wrought in the Pen
dleton academy buildings "a not be
too severely punished for such pun
iShment would not only prevent fur
Their depredations on their part but
might be the means of saving them
from criminal lives. The Juvenile
court might administer some penalty
more proper and more commensur-
ate with the offense, but it would be
difficult for it to devise a more eff
fectivc punishment than a liberal APP
pnoation of a hickory stick upon that
part of the anatomy which nature in
tended Tor chastisement.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-20

slave trade ratified.
1S64-J. Howard, Jr., a newspaper
mar arrested and confined n Fort
Lafayette, charged with the ownership
of the famous bogus proclamation
calling for troops.
1S79-St. Patrick's Cathedral, New
York, dedicated.
1905-Minister John Barrett to
Panama declared yellow fever prob
lem on isthmus greater than hat of
administration or of engineering ca
nal.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-20
COACH HAMPTON.

DR.. c. J. Smith. one Of the mem
bers Of the school board, at the meet
ing Of the board Of managers Of the
Commercial association yesterday,
paid a tribute to Principal A. c.
Hampton Of the high school for the
success which the debating teams
which he has coached for the past
three years have won. The tribute
was a deserved one for Prin. Hamp-
toms record is one OF which no other
debating coach in the state can boast
and one which has been made only
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-20

\ glance at the figures for which
in the west end of the county
sold yesterday will convince the most
skeptical that the irrigated districts
have a great future. The increase in
values there has been phenome-
nal and there must be a substantial
for it.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-20

Judging from the small crop of
grade graduates this year,
there must have been a drouth in
Cmatilla county school circles.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-20
NHEHSUb3a


The only Woman's College on the Pacific Coast.
Chartered 1855. Near two great Universities.
Ideal climate throughout the year. Entrance
and graduation requirements equivalent to
those Of Stanford and University Of California.
Laboratories for science with modern equip.
economies, library study music and art.
Modern gymnasium. Special care for health
Of students, outdoor life. President, Lucia
Clay Carson, a. A., Lit. D, IL. D. For
catalogue address Secretary, Mills College p.
o., California.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-03
9tiiitsgeii0rts RtgtriH

Sm ItQotiihsn SoipttaI bsfinost ii6
sur 3stt cine geiitssgsit0rte Rsgerin,
bic alsm 4nihtin nah aus 5ennsTee
itummt. lie Geoausrnsipertbe, bic
ibrsn 4nJcben Ha6 Wartd Stslport
hsibt uuo u Sabre ali if, Isioet an
religiOfsmBahnIinn uno puros oeitern
BON osm farbigsn 4rst Or. GpQsp i'm
5oipitoi eingslisfsrt. sic tam porges
tern 2lbsuo mad pem Bee 5otsl go.
All Nsit GiiHfts 4penus, uno lief
oaHn, nahoem ibr Elm 3immsr ongez
tpisisn tpOroen, bic gan3e 9laht i'm
6auie umber, unuHterbro1en betenp.
Tr. golep. benz oas 5otel gebort, per
iudts Derssblih lie gu berubigen unb
brahts re ifIieBIih nat bem itdptiz
itsn 5oipital. lie arauie behauptet,
oab ibr Batter ein fdrbigsr greoioer
Rdmens Esp. 70. u. Debber in 5ate
Springs, 2eHnsFee, iei uub bic 6oipiz
talbeborosn iptrosu ii6 nit ibm Thrift.
lid in Qerbtnbung ieBen. um Hdberss
iiber bic 8soduernsrertbe in Grfabz
runa Bu 6rinsen unp lire llsberFiibs
rung IN TIRE Seimatb 81 OsranIdiien.
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Qlus ben, 9yolt3eiScrid3t.

9sront III. alen, ieiner 0trllhtrurls
mad, Elm p!um6sr aus ailanto. Ga,
'ruros seftern I'm $25 uno bic Rotten
b.Iiraft, neil er am Tienitus NIT per.
if,leo.nen Tamnen cine olseebehnis
glutomobiliabrt ssmati baite unb
'6lieblid Die autOmobiIrshnuHs nift
tesnbIsn tcnnts.
georas Cham. Jrunf Wurson unb
gbarles U. OFT, bic bel bsr Cstnnsp
9scltina Co.. no iis iih Shmufiahen
sur 4usDabl pprIesen IiebeH. peritits
oene ae.ien uno Weoaillons sehoblen
hctten. pnrben su is 10 5ostn ar.
te!ssbdus unb 500 Celebrate rerur.
theilt.
Die Wsrbanolung eeeen bic 6arbis.
Morp Roasr, Die befHuibist fpiro
Opium aerdud,t gu baben. luurbe oui
qlnfudxn Der ansesloeien bis gum 7.
auaufi perfnoben. Sn oem 6aufs b<r
Rogers rounis bsianntlin Dor sinisel
1oeen elm iunssr iyurbiser 10 Diel
EtEuH. ook e surls asi. iadssr cen
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Jolsen bisies gifts i'm itdotif6sn
npfpitnl erlda.

;yolaen bieies gifts i'm ftdotiftsn
6pfpitol erlag.
Der ghdntfelIner Clemens Bomber
beibe, Der geiteru Daorgen 81 porgc.
riifter gtunoe IN Der Maltpn iden
gsirtb'f)oft on Der George uno SSobn
Strobe perbuftet lDoroen mar, aIs er
flott gier per{hentte, betdnnte iia Der
llebertrctlrng Der g'itternadtsotoi.
mana ihuloia nnp tpuros nit ner lib.
lidten 5trofe pon S10 nnb Soften be.
leat. ginen 9luiid)ib Oes geriabrens
eriuirfte Der unter gleher anfIage
uerbuitete Shonffelner 9tatban 9io.
benberg, Der in Der ebenlatls I'M Dol.
len getrieb befinolihen GheDIier iheu
8irtbihaft an Der Sonaportb Strabe
nah Wsitfernod)t ii6erru'dlt noroen
mar. afs bic poii3si oisisr Wirtb,
iduft einen iinnerhofften geiud ab.
itattetp, rpor bic id)onite Friigelei i'm
9anae uno ais 5auptfonbottantin
purbe Mgnes 9dIe perhaitet. oie nit
einsrr Celebrate BON s. uno ben
Softer beoaft ipnroe
Gin g.risben.r Gauner nuros in rer
Qsriog eines sstpiHen See Smith fir
Q.raume 3sit unf6doIIh gemaft.
Smitb nurpe uHisr aipsi Qnttaoen ber
8aueznfdngsr.i um js S25 uno bic
aoften beitrdft unb piro Disis 5trafs
In Qrbeitsbaufe abiisen miiiien. 1e.n
r1rid" II. sipar uraIt, a6sr troBeem
finoet er nod INNER Gumms. gr
pflest Elm portem0nnoi. 3u ,Finoen," In
ipeldtm Tih angsblih cine beoeutsnos
Gumms 8elbes befinost uno sr III
oann itsts niliens init ieinsm Gpier
ssm .r Gelseenheit bistst aus aemefTe,
ier gntfsrnung bic confooerirtsr
ganfnotsn su bepunosrr, Den 5unl
ess.n anasmsHsns Gntitdoigurg ir
gaar su tbeilen.
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6piinunaspoae gnrihsn

Or. Sobn Sbsrman BON Glspeluno
fprah gsitern I'M Boli3siz Sauptquur
tier Dor unb srfuhte um behOroltde
uutsrItiisung bel isinen Rahforihuns
gen mad isinem 16 Sabre alien SpbH
uno sirem uHosren iungeu Glepeldn=
Der, osm 14idbrigen J. 8. 5oferoth.
Sobn oes oorttgsn ShuIrntbss s8rdz
fipenten. Die bsiosn iungsn Der
ren hutten GlspeIdno por sinigen
5aaen in einem Nutpmobil pers
lafYsn, oos QtutOmobiI in 9aptou, g.
fir $4O0 pertauft uno oanu ibrs obeu=
tsusrlihs Sabrt in einem Wotorbpot
fortasisst, oas lie iih in 0apton tauf.
ten. 9r. Sbermou glaubt, odB bic
9urhbrsnnsr bier lauoen peroen.
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Dor 1bpbasgeiabr
Warnt Der itaotiide 6eimnObsitsbt'
ANTE in ieintm Mo1enberidt.

Der itdbtiTbe Gefunb6eitsbeamte
Or. 5. 8. aunois bat in ietnem aez
tern ber6ffsntIi6teu ggo6enbertcAt
nieoer cine Warnung Dor ber3Dpbusz
gefdbr erlaiien. Gr mutt pas gus
bIitum barduf aufrnsrtTam, baB oer
2ppbus fait Gusfhlteblih auf bic Be
nusung Derfeuhten WaFers 3urid8us
fiibren lit, unb bemertt, DaB naments
lid in Der 9egenpdrttoen 3sit, I'D
alles uuf5 Qano btnausItr6mt uno in
bic SommerIager gett, Die Gsfdbr Der
8pphus Jnfettton cine isbr grobs
lit.
Jn ben SommerIagern am Sbi0,
Fotpie am 8rpbeH unD Gleinen miami
lino bic 8erhdItntfIs nit ge3ug duf
Dus 5rintlpafier nah Der 8eriihsrung
Dou Or. gdnpis iibsrdus truurige unO
er pertritt auh ben Stanppuntt, baB
cine Snfettion iebr leiht beim Baoen
in ben Stromsu herbeigeflibrt iperben
tann, bd Der Shpimmer fait aus
ndbmsIos etrpus WaHer ifludt. JH
90 JDphusfdLlen, Die CUR aenntntb
oes 8eIunbbeitsdmts gelangten. IiHc
ii auf Den BenuB bon BaiTer aus
benz Cbio 3uriit3ufiibren; flint aul
ben Gsnub bon GuenpaFer; prei aui
ben 0snuB Don Giitsrnsnpafsr; elmer
auf ben 8snub BON WdFer in etnem
Sommsrloger uno aAt 5due puroer
bon Qusndrts hierbergebraht.
| Der pro3sntiag psr Sterblittsit
uno Der 0sburten pirp in 3utuuit
pom it1otiiheu 0eiuHDbettsamt au'
/ Der Bats elmer 8epolterungs3abl Dor
383, ,446 berefnet rperben, oenn 9r
Qdnois bat Der 8eD0Iterungs8abl Dor
Cincinnati i'm Sabre 1910, bic iit
auf 363,5 belief, nunmebr aud BIZ
gepolterungssahl Der tn3DtiAen Elm
asmeinosten CrtIhaften, bic iitl in
Sabre 1910 auf 14,713 Sselen belief
| binsuqefuet
lDdbreno Der perflofienen Woh
luurotn insgefammt Ill 2ooesfau
aemsloet, mas 1906 pro 1000 ergieb
uno bic 3abl Der angsmeIoeten De
burtsn bsBiffsrt iih auf 155, poi
21,O2 pro 1000 ergiebt.
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llmlietiame lteberrai1ung
Staatsbeborbe fir 6ifentIidDe Mrbeitru
DerpadDfet nod INNER
aaualredDte.

Cine lleberruiduns b56it unliebfap
mer 4rt muroe geftern ben itdbtiiteH
Bshorpen bereiiet. Nus eirem unfus
hen oas an Qrbeitsbiresior GunD-
mater gsitsat fpuroe, erbetlt ndmlid,
oab bic Staais QrbeitsRborbe In
Columbus es auaenihsinlih barauf
dbgefshen bat, Gle pIdne be3iigIih Der
uusmer3ing oes Aanols innerhdlb
Der Staoigren3sn uno Der Snaffung
etnss gouleparos 3u bintertrei6en. Die
Split 1ibre Reg 60. fu6te aefterH
beim Qrbeitsoirettor Sunbmater um
ois erlaubntb nah, an Der plum
Strdbe cine preis6lIigsWcFsr
robre in ben aanal Iessn gu biirfen,
oamii Tie ouf 8runo zines nit Der
Staatsbeb6rbe fiir 6ffentlihs arbsi,
ten abeeihloFsnen Yohtpsrtrasss III
rem mdHsrbeoarf aus benz aanal be-
5isRn tonne. Tiefer aontrdtt aieb.
ME bic 5irma nahpiss, ibr oasH,tt,
fur ote Dauer BON 3ebn Jabrsn Wai@
Ter aus oem aanal su sutnsbmen.
6srr Surbmdtsr mar. als ibm ber
am II. 5uli abgeft!oH.n. pad.psrs
trdg porgeiegt purbs, pie aus ben
Wolten gefalsn uno elite fporni.rsihs
gum StabtanpaIt, um iih Rdths 81
erhoIsn, OBJ er berpfIidtst i.i, ben Be-
treffsnben grlaubnibTdsin aus3uii.ls
len. 6ilfs Staotanlpalt Sdoenle,
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risn pertrttt. CAB fofort Elm i1rif.Ii.
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fpeiit 6errn Gunomuier an, bic Ius'
itslluns oss Grlaubnibfteins runo'
meg ab3ufhIag.n uno fdhri bann fort
..Gs lisgt auf Der 5ano, bab ourt
4bffIub otrartiesr aontratie BIZ
Siaatsbehoros fir 0ffsntlihe 4rbeit
ten oisSdaffung bts prois.iirtsnBou'
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runeen su Shanosn MAIDEN min. Dt
Stabt bsabfidtigt, IobdtD cine Gini
suns besiislid bss burhsufilbrenosr
proiei.s trfolgt iii. ben adnaI Don
Staot Chio gu pahtsn."
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