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Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-06
Prominent Attorney
 Visiting Here

Col William Herring, accompanied by his daughter, Miss B Nj Herring, were among the passengers in Tomb stone last evening from Tucson. Col. Herring needs no introd uction to the people of this city, having been q for
 mer resident of Tombstone during she early days of the camp. For many years he has been chief counsel for the Phelps Dodge interests in Ari. zons including the E. P. a s. W, rail. road system. He departed this morning for the Sorin ranch in the Drsgoon mountains, where he wilt spend about & month as the guest oi Thomss Sonn and wife, Mrs Sorin being a daughter Of Col Herring.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-06
Macarthur Brothers
 Secure Contract

According to the Tucson Citizen
 MscArthur Brothers Co. of New York have been awarded the contract by Phelps Dodge for the construction oi the Fl Paso and Southwestern exten. too from Fairbanks to Tnc.on Work will be started st once, the contractors to have their office open at Benson within ten dave, and will use approximately, 1000 teams. three steam shoyels and 1900 men.
 MscArthur Brothers have construct. ed railroads in the Philippines, were among the bidders for the construc. ton work on the Panama canal and are one of the largest contracting com> panies in this country.
 The estimated cost Of tbe Fsirbsnk. Tucson line is s2,7OO.OOO. The grade and bridges will cost approximately q. 300 900. The track, which will te laid on compsny account will coet about $s00,0O0.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-06
Senate to Pass
 on Statehood

A Washington dispatch says
 Now the test oi the varying opin. ioDs or the question Oi admittiug Arizona and New Mexico as statet ID the union IS 10 be made in the senste. The statehood resolution wss made the unfinished business of the senate today, iolloSing the vote on the re- aPportionment bill. Both the friends Of the amendment, offered by Senator Nelson, sud the friends oi the Flood resolution, as it passed the house are claiming victory.
 Senator Root gave notice today that he would speak on the statehood resolution. He wil speak against the judiciary feature of the recall as it appears in the Arizona constitution
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-06

son, e picnic with free lemonade, speeches, band music. songs, to be fol- lowed in the afternoon by games and stheletic contests of varied description Is the tentative program for big eel. ebration of Labor Dsy on September {. 8. Tucson.
 A. z Hawkins of Arlington applied st Phoenix hospitsl for medical aid He had what appeared to be pimple on the nose but stated that it was the precursor of blood poison and would kill him the next day. The applicant was taken in and at six o'clock next morning his prophecy was fulfilled and he was dead
 The Douglas school board, confront. ed with deficit of s6, 900 for last year have decided among other steps look ing toward economy for the coming year to discontinue the kindergarten. Ex-Governor Kibbey, who has been visiting in Indiana, is nos iu Wssh lDgton.
 Flagstaff is to have postal sssipgs bank. Postmaster Marshal has been invited to Prescott by Inspector Dut- ton to take 6 course in banking. There will also t.e bank ests lished st the Grand Canyon.
 Rev F. T. Walker of the Dough las Baptist Church, has made it knosn to the men of his congregation that they will not be expected 10 wear their costs during services if they choose 10 remove them.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-06
To Build From
 Fairbank To Tucson

The Tucson Citizen, iu & 10 o'clock extra yesterday makes the first oficisl announcement oi the decision of tIe Fl Pseo X Southwestern rsilrosd to build from Fsirbark 10 Tucson imme- distely. News comes in telegram from Walter Douglas general mana ger of the Phelps Dodge company nov in New York 10 Jane. T. Wil- lisms. Jr., editor Of the Tucson Citizen and reads-
 "Your wire. It gives me great pleasure to advise you that the direc- tors of the Fl Paso & Southwestern navel decided definitely to build to Tucson immediately."-Wslter Doug lss."
 Further sdyices state that the old pueblo hss gone wild over the sn- nouncement, Itis looked upon as the biggest thing for the city since the en- trance of the Southern Pacific thirty yesrs ago. It is generally under stood, both iu Tucson and Phoenix that an announcement will shortly be forthcoming oi the purpose of the Frank Murphy interests to complete the road from Silver Bell to Port Lobos, on the Gull oi California. giv- ing E P X $ " by reason of the working agreement of the Arizona, and the Santa Fe. rort 200 miles from tide. water,
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-06
firebug is Held
 to Grand Jury

Deputj Sheriff " Hove returned iast evening from an official yIsit t0 St David. where he went to attend The preliminary hearing Of Jsuuel Ssnez, who was given an examination n before Justice Of the Peace Poet being charged ~ith the crime of sr.ou, al- legged 10 have been e m-ni;ted at Ben son during the pact week TLe de- fendsut was ordered heli to await the action of the grsnd jury in the sum nf $500 bond, in default Of Shich he was returned to Tombstone and lodged in the county jail agsio.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-06
Reduces Petrified For
 est to 40 Sq. Miles

A Washington dispatch ssys:-
 President Taft signed 6 proclams- tion reducing the area of the pet.ified national park in Arizona from 95 ga. miles t0 forty sq miles today.
 The reduction is made on the re- commeutstion Ut Dr George ? Merrill, head curator in geology of the na- tionsl museum, who hss just exam ined the park and reported that out- side oi the new boundaries there was practically nothing worth preserving. Large tracts in the park are marked of from which museums, authorized oy the secretary of the interior. may ake specimens
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-06
Soldiers Refuse to
 Lay Down Arms

l. is rnmored :ha. 6 battle took place yesterday at Mszstlan ss 6 re- =u.t oi an attempt by ihe Mexican government to dissrm the Maderist soldiers in that town. It seems that the s6ldiers were ordered to lay do.n their arms and upon their refusal to do go the soldiers of the government used force, which resulted in . geDeI- al fight, the details of which have not been learned
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-06
Pioneer Arizonan
 Meets With Accident

Bud Norton, an old time Arizonan weii kao~. :s ToD5s:oae and no@ c. the Roosevelt. Mesa stage line broke his vrist lsst week while cranking SD auto at the Mesa Garage. Broken bones are DO new thing to Norton Last spring the stage rolled down the mouotsin with him, breaking thir- teen ribs, and second operation in which the fractured ribs were cut of and united anew was necessary to make Bud serviesble. He had iust recovered sufficiently to resume his duties when this last disaster occurred. Bud will now be laid up for thirty dave st least.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-06
From Thursdays Daily

County Auditor Vaughn will leave 'omorrow for Phoenix. where he cofs 70 check the records oi MaricopG county Mir Vaughn today finished his work st the court huose sud filed bis report with the clerk oi the su- pervisors for the peFnsal of the boaid at its next meeting.
 Wm poyd. the druggist Sho reliev-- ed NIT Flsch during his absence leaves tomorrow for bonglas. where he enters the employ of the Douglas Dfus Co. During his stay m Tomhstone Mir Boyd made many friends ~ho regret his departure.
 VA O'EonDor. di-tri,t attorney of Ssnts Cruz county. arrived m town yesterday on othcial mstter-, and departed this morning for DOuglas ghert he goes to see Judge Fletcher Doan on business pertaining 10 the district court.
 Manager Harry Evsus of the local telephone compsuy left this morning for Gleeson to To after the line into that town. several poles reported ss having been blown down in that sec- .ion
 Frank N Wolcott and wife departed this morning for California, where they will visit with friends and in- cidentslly enjoy the sea hreezes dur ing their stay
 Mrs E A Hughes and children re- turned last eYenirg from few dave visit at Tucson, where Mrs Hughes had teen summoned on account of the illness Of her mother, who is nos on the road to recovery.
 Druggist Ed Flach was nun bered snong the returning passengers yes terdsy from l.Os Angeles, where he has been for the psst iou. months rusticsting st the sesshore wlth h's family. Upon his arrival 3fr Flsch was surrounded by s hos. of friends who extended their hearty congratu- tions upon the arrival in his house. hold ot 6 bouncirg baby boy. George Hoxle, A well knoSn min- ipg nen Of Lac Cruces, S. NJ Is spending several days in Tomb DC on businees. He will leave in s few days for Mexico
 Charles Bolton oi NcNesl. n new settlement in the Sulphur Spring gul- hss been appointed A notary public by Governor Sloan, his comm ission hay ing been received by the district court clerk today.
 George B Wilcox. formerly clerk Of the district court, accompanied by bis family are spending several weeks ID the Huschucs mountains. the guests of Mr and Mrs G NcCabe. They will visit Tombstone teiOre returning .o their home at Phoenix
 Word was received in Tombstone from Los Angeles today 10 the effect that District Attorney John s WIl- Hams in com psny with U. : Attorney Joseph E Morrison, is enjoying him- self ss Catalina, where they are speI d. ing their time on t-biDg eIeurs'ons. It is surmi5ed by the many trier ds 0! these popular officials that they will have some very Interesting fish stories to relate npon their return home, be- sides telling some of their hair breadth | escapes, which, it i. rumored they en- upon the high seas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-06
Col. CabraI Wins
 In Sonora Election

h the Sonora election Sunday, Col. Juan Cabral, com msudaute and may. or of Cspsnes, wac elected to the leg isiatlye assembly by a good majority
 Colonei Cabral. who attended the Uniyerslty of Arizona at Tucson, is popular throughout Northern Sonora.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-06
A Criticism
 By a Stranger

Ed PRCsPECr0R:-
 A stranger sometimes 5ees q thing that Is hidden Co the eyes ui those familiar with matter. 4 recent visitor to the schittrelia monument was struck with the al selce Of sny data on the tablet that the deceased was the iiscoverer oi the Tom b-tone mines Future geuer4ttous wIll not be sble to tell Nhy this mans re- msin'- lest among the bou.ders, or why such an expensive Tombstone There ia room to remedy the omission and it should be done.
 STRANGER
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-06
S.P. Buys Phoenix
 City Railway

Reports from Phoenix are to the ef- feet that the Southern Pacific rail- road company has purchased from Gen Moses H sherman. of Los An geles. the entire holdings of the Phoe- nix City s'ree. railroad.
 The movement is deeply significant following so closely as i. does the sn- Bouncement of the Rock Island to pash its road immediately to Tucson snd then in all probability directy to Phoenix.
 The holdings of the company in- clude franchises for a hundred milse of lines ip and adjacent to Phoenix.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-06
Some of Our
 State Builders
(Kinginan Mineral Wealth)

(kinginan Mineral Wealth)
 "The state blllier. gre snziugs ; booking forward 10 iLe seventh Of Bugust when the statehood will be
 taken up and passed. The election
 that silI follow will be live one as
 many are willing 10 sacrifice their own interests 10 serve the dear Hssssyam-
 pers ss first statehood officers. The
 Primary Election Law of 1909 will be ID force and preferences for U Ser ators will be voted n g. the primary. Many would like to be senators but few will be chosen. The mos. likely sspirsnt go far is the popular young Jetfersonisu Democrat of the north, HenIy Ashurst. He is the white mans hope of the highlands. From the lo~lan6s. the great red metal zone, oEly one name Is heard and the birds are chirpiug it from the trees and ;he southern sunny breezes are carrying IL broadcast over the coming greatest state ir the Wild West. We xnew Eol II | Pickett when he was sn honest lswJer way back before GeroninO was tie leading citizen of | the southwest. We have met him l ''.'oo -s1 be seems to grow bigger in mind ss the years roll round. This wiil be the second charge of the PIc- kett family and it will not cpd like the first, there will te no "bloOdy angle" but the gray to the right oi nIm, the blue to She left, the Yankee Hurrsh, for Pickett and the same old Johnny Yell that followed the other Pickett into the jaws of death at Gettysburg"
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-06
Five More For
 Grand Jury

That the next grand jury which
 aill convene in October, will hsve con.
 siderable business to dispose Of. Is eyi-
 den; from tue way additional criminal
 cases are being entered upon the crim. inal docket. The following cases were entered today:-
 Pat Brown, charged with as.aul; with deadly weapon, alleged to nave been committed upon the person Of Bendermsn at Bisbee the 2Dth cf Jaly The defendant was released on g s2O0 tail bond.
 R Bendermsn. held for the alleged crime of assault with deadly weap- on upon the person of Pat Brown st Bisbee on the 18th day of July, by as- saulting said Brown with 6 rock Defendant released on furnishing bond of s2OO.
 R. Johnson. charged Sith commit. ting fraud at Douglas. the com ? aint alleging that defendant upon .faadn. 1 lent representation snd pretenses ob- tsined from the First N-tional Bank Of Douglas, the sum of si00. Now in the county jail on sG0O pail bond,
 W. 4. Waters, held for the alleged 'rime offorgery committed in Dougls. n the 22nd day Of last month when defendant signed name O. VIZ. Hil urn to cer.sin bote in the sum of i1O. 0eiendent was released from n-tody upon furnishing 6 bond of 300. Jesus Navarro, charged with the , rime of burglary, alleged to have been f ommitted at Bisbee, when the defend Tt entered a certain house and tax. ig away certain wstcb, on the 29th sy of July. De endsnt ordered com. fitted to the county jail in default of , .50 bond.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-06
Constitution Will Be
 Basis of Figh:

G W P Hunt, president of the con- stitutional convention, in e s.ete- men. given out at Globe declares tbst the Arizona e institution will be the basis Of fight in the next national politiosl convention Plsnks in the platforms will be fixed defining the rights Of states to adopt constitutions embodying the initiative, referendum and recall fea,ures.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-06

C"incident with tine psroIIng of
 William Trsilor by Acting Governor
 Young, who was sentenced to four teen yesTs imprisenmept for the mnr- der of shorty" Dallas at G ranch near Clifton, was the suicide of Mrs Wjpi- fred F'dler lac, Wednesday a, Der home at Duncan, the day after tho parole wac issued. She committed suicide by shooting herself with her 0-30 rifle.
 The cause for the suicide is no. known, though is suspected th,t ,ba feared Trailer might harm her be- cause of her testimony agsins, him al the time of his conviction.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-06
Dancing Party
 Las. ETeeH:Hs EyeH:Hs

A merry dancing party was had last evening in the city given by g number of Italian residents of Tomb stone. large crowd wac present who danced to the strains Of the sccordeons until the early hours oi morning. About II 50 big supper wes served which was heartily partak- en of and enjoyed by all. The feature of the evening was an endurance waltz which lasted about one hour and thirty minutes, the musicians tiring the dancers out.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-06

The following telegram wac received yesterday by the Phoenix Gazette from Edward A. Dickson.
 Mir. Dicb son is private secIetary to Senator John D. Works, and is in 6 position to known accurately the trend of opinion in the Upper and Lower branches of Congress. He ssys:- "The impression prevails that the Nelson substitute wil! be defeated Representative Flood states tbat the House will not stand for she Nelson 
 E. A. DICKSON
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-06
Tucson Champion
 Wrestler Wants Match

The PRosPECroR is in receipt of the following letter from Gus Carrillo of Tucson, feather~eight champion of Arizona, which is self xplanstory:- Sporting Ed PRosPEcroR:-
 l will challenge any festberseigbt wrestler in ArizoLa for the title. style to be Catch ss Catch Can.
 GUS GARLIC. Fssther' eight chan pion of Arizons Tucson, Ariz. P o. Box 435.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-06
Introduces Bill to
 Punish Bribers

A Washington Dispatch:
 Senator Owens today introd aced an amend ment to the Arizona statehood bill providing for the punishment of any official who attempts to bribe any vote. in any way by . fine and pune ishment.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-06

Tue Crest Western Mining com pany continues to ship its regrlar smoupt of ore to the shelter each day. rom Courslsnd, the same being used for duriog purposes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-06
New Cases Filed
 In Both Courts
PROBATE COURT

PROBATE COURT
 Estate O Edgar A Hockey. De- cree estsblishiug tiile Of cstaie to Jennie F. Hockley.
 Estate of David T SHstling. De cree Of distribution ahole Of said e tate Co Emma F 5wstlIng, wilow -hsres and stocks, etc. Value n ID. ventory is s7i.-42o5. and cash cr hand slI,lij 70.
 DISTRICT C CRT
 Suit No 639S filed. Wm R Hearst ys Byron T Pstti.on. Action on guarantee bond of s3jO Aprealgd q from J Couit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-06

Mice Helen Willcox is numbered among the recent arriysls in Tomb stone from Phoenix on visit of fortnight with friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-06

The dry fsrmers in Texas canyon have 300 acres of beans, and thus far there is every indication of . big crop
The evening world., 1911-12-01

given three months In the pcn!tentiary
Tor stealing three pairs OF shoes on
Aug. 3.
No maker OF horoscopes. prophet or
seer, could have picked out a more un-
lucky sign for a person to steer clear
fron. than this little mineral go has
been to Salvatore. lie did not know
that so much bad luck was destined for
him all through n go when he selected
Aug, 3 as a likely day to visit "a store
at NO $40 East Eleventh street, where
shoes were sold. Neither did he figure
out just why he felt inclined to carry
three pairs of shoes away with him
without paying for them. But within
three hours after the shoes had been
taken. Greco was in the Tombs prison.
The evening world., 1911-12-01

An oil painting Of Grover Cleveland
10 to hang in City Hall through the
ssnencerce Of several local citizens
whose names have mo-, been made pub
No. These men have subscribed ti.oo)
to purchase the Eastman Johnson p.)r-
trait Of the late President. which WAS
offercd for sale by the artists widow.
Just where the portrait Is to hang
has not been Determined. Place Will
probably be found for II In the Gov
errors Room. though the walls Of ina;
room are already pretty well filed. 1t
may be put In the Alderman!c Cham
Der or the Council Chamber. the choice
being left. probably. to the Municipii
Art Commission. II will probably b3
The evening world., 1911-12-01
LEAPS IN CEMETERY LAKE.
woman Attempts suicide After
weeping at Fathers Grnve.

Shortly after G o'clock this morning
John Kelly Of no. Ct McDOugal street.
Bruoklyn, a Waterman In Evergreen
Cemetery. saw the hgure Of n woman
knceling and praying over a newly
made grave. AS he watched he saw
her arise. rush to the lake and plunge
In. Kelly followed and dragged her
out. She was taken to tho Bradford
street Hospital.
The woman, Mrs. Ida Preston. thirty
seven years old. OF No. 47 Lafayette
avenue. Brooklyn. had been worrying
over tho death OF her father. Thomas
Mart, seventy years old, OF No. 37s
Hancock street, who dropped dead OF
heart failure on Monday. Sh, was un-
able 20 sleep last night and arose early
this morning and walked to the ceme-
terry. Her condition is serious.
The evening world., 1911-12-01
H00DO0 THREE FOLLOWS
SALVATORE TO PRISON
Stole Three Pairs of Shoes Aug. 3
and Gets Three Months
in Pen,

"And they say good things always
come In threes." walled Salvatore Greco.
~thirty-<hree years old. Of No. s3s
Nertisth street. Brookfyu. VINO. follow
ing hs third trial before tbs three jus-
49, n spsctai sAsstens ha-dAy. was
The evening world., 1911-12-01
Women's Beacon Blanket

But that is much less than usual" you say. It
surely is, but it is in the nature Of a Christmas offering.
Robes are in unusual variety of color combinations.
with square collars, cuffs and pocket bound in satin,
cord girdles.
Only $50 at this price. Third floor. Old Building
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-20
Oct nve Styre / n1erico

Sra Gbibnn9ua meloes unoer
16. os., at Der itrafs oil bIioe fore.
taget 6oranoringer, iom oil bersue
flere Diillioner Collars 89roi al
Gienoom, iom tilberer 2lmerito-
mere. @uoerner @ou3ales erflerer,
at UNDER oct npe Stpre oil aonces.
iioner, Der er tilitnaet iremme0e,
og iom fan betragtes iom Uionopo.
Ter, life blipe fornpet. Der oil bli.
be giort Sfriot / 9ietning al at be.
grpnie uoenlnnoife WfonopoIer, iom
M finoes Gbibuobua, en- al De
rigeite 'Stater pon Rineroler og
Sfon. 8isie Rigoomsfiloer fontro-
leres oeientli9 af 9lmerifanere, @ng-
lenOere oa 9pifere.
oglae De glmeritanere. iom isr.
geOe oper Gia3' 5alo, oil fin0e no,
at oereS Sor9 bar bel erunoet,
iagoe @uoernsr @om3ales. o8i ag.
ter life at irata9e noeen llol9n'
Ding be Higoomme, ban bar Ioplig
GienoomSret til; men ri mener, al
Digs Spitem me0 at tilitaa SION.
ceSiioner o9 meo ll6betalin9er al
itore genaeiiimmer til mericanife
Bolitifere / girfeIigbe0en bar oct
iamme iom at oieloe" Olerico
8 9lareois bar Merico oeret no.
npttet al llolpnoiu1er, inotil oen
itore @nngoe al Solicit MI inaen.
ting bar. @i par nnr oe6 at blioe ct
9ano al 3iggere. 9iu ifal ale Scr.
prioileaier op6sre, iaa mart oct Ia.
Der iig gre"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-20
9posprocent 6lanot nGgte Sbrn.

8sOellgbeOen blanot u9gte fsote
9srn, ser | SpiflanO uogsr Ell Sien.
oeoeI al iamtlige 9srn, er frpgte'
Iie itor.
5 Brsiien er oen oct fsrite Sc.
oeaor oobbelt iaa itor iom 6lanot
egtefeote gsrn. nj e9tefeote 9srn
oeoe / oct fsrIte 2eueaor Is PCT,
al u9steisote oper "a pGt., altiao
mere emo en- Ereoieoel.
s Berlin osoe / @ennemiint
aarene tS98-1900 al egtefsote
1914 pGt, al upgtcfsote oerimoS
1862 pGt. t oet isrite Seueaar, oft
iao omtrent Salpoelen. 5 nogle 6or'
itpoer til Berlin osoe enoogiaa &C
pGt. al uegtefsote 9srn.
Sgiaa oe islgenoe 2epeaar Ell
Deoeligbeoen ualminoelig ltoi
blanot De upgtefsote 9srn, og oel
er, efter boao ct tpif Siosifrift paa
itaar, fun faa, Der naar oen uprme
pIistiee slloer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-20
pr0lioenten5
Solpbrvllup

8albington, 19. Suni. = Yr9li.
bent og WirS. Cats Selobrpllup |
@oor uor oct an0et SsIp6rDllup, Der
er ieiret / Oct Soioe Sus. Der bar
uoienot Snobpoelie til benoeO y.
900 Menneifer, og ifent Der iffe
Officielt er giuet noget 3ol paa oent
DER trpffeoe Breiioentens Soano,
antages oct, at minoIt 5000 par til
Steoe.
gllOrig ytationens 9iltorie, me.
ner man, bar Der peret feiret Veo.
ge til Ser De oiplomatiifeaorps, De
Boreneoe Stater5 Seieiteret, Sena.
tet og Hepr9ientantbuiet, 8egerings.
oepartementerne, bsititaaenoe Poli.
titere 2anoet, Saren og 5laaoen
og for sutigt nplten enboer Siosltil.
ling par repr9ienteret. Gen flare,
fsIige 9lften gioroe Geceptionen I'M.
Ger aoben 9immel life alene mulig,
men brilliant, ualminoelig og be.
bagelig enbuer 9eneenoe. @9iter.
ne uiloe baue oueriDlot Get Soioe
9us, men Bl9nerne omfring bette
par rummelige nof, inn aer bleo
bperfen &rpngiel eller 5oruirrin9.
De Wenneifer, iom tr9n9te Jig
iammen uoen ON Sern9proet for at
le oct pr9gtige eleftrilfe SpS,
Springuanoet o9 Den Ipitiee 5oriam.
ling, anilaas til $1,000. Get er
iieIOen, 8aibington blioer oprenit
ooer no9enting, men | glftes lagoe
ben i'm Snteresie for grPiioenteas
9pffe for 0asen paa Ell umisfenoe.
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WirS. Cats 8enner, at benoeS !Sel.
breostilitan0 bar bleuen ian plot for.
6eoret, at BUN bar / Stano til at
iorblipe peo lin Wonos Sioe unoer
belle Heceptionen.