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Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-04
Big Smoke House at
Swift's Chicago Plant
is Destroyed by Fire

CHICAGO, Jan. S.-Fire which broke
out at 10 o'clock last night destroyed
Swift q Co.'s smoke house. five-story
building almost block long and 200 feet
deep, was still burning early today.
Three firemen were injured while fight
Ing the blaze. A general alarm and extra
calls for extra apparatus brought moro
than forty engine ana truck companies
into the heart of the stock yards in al
most the same location where a year ago
Chief Horan and more than a score of
his men lost their lives.
Later in the day fire was brought under
complete control Swift q Co. issued a
statement that the total loss on the
building and contents would not exceed
$4,000.
There was comparatively little meat In
the smokehouses which were burned.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-04
Brooklyn to Move
Into New Quarters

NEW YORK. Jan. S-The Brooklyn
National league base bali club will move
TO new quarters with modern accommo-
cations In the Flatbush residential sec
tion next June, according to an announc-
ment OF President Charles II. Ebbetts.
Mr.. Ebbetts made his plans public Sat
q dinner he gaze 10 base ball friends and
newspaper writers.
lie said the new grounds would be To-
Gated on a plot coo by 600 feet. purchased
Cor s75o,0oo The new site Is further out
from tho business center OF the borough
than the old Washington park. but is
in the geographical center OF Brooklyn
and Is reached by many car lines.
Work will begin Immediately on new
grandstand. doubie-decked affair OF
concrete and steel much like the structure
ON Forbes field in Pittsburgh IL viii
seat 5000 spectators and will be fin
ished for the first game on June II.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-04
DAFFYDn CONTEST RULES

!. Answers must De addressed 10
Daily an kditor' of Gne Bee, ana reach
The Bee office not later than u. m
lnuIsuay ol eacn wees to De considered
lor pTize award OF tnat week
Contestants may submit one or mora
answer srtor any OF all OF the prizes
J. mners 40 be selected one nv each
adVertlser on Dallyau contest paxe soI
printed IN ms advertisement, Wnicn ,,lIi
ALSO announce pi11e Tor next cOntest
A. Eacp baliy0lit must be written On
a separate sneet Ot paper anu musf 49,.
ignate the advertiser Tor Wnom It il ib.
.euoed.
. Winning Daffydils win be chosen 10,
their originality, wit and humor ana
prcierenee Mih oe shown those pertaining
~ name or business OF the Advertiser.
G. Winners must call IN person for
prizes az advertisers place OF business
T. In aodlnon TO advertisers prizes Ths
Bee will award 1--WE 81 prizes 10 me five
next beat Daffydii writer's and will print
them together with ali others worth
publishing on DaffydA Contest Page.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-04
NEWS FROM CUNNING COUNTY
Malk Brun, Pioneer, Is Dead at Age
OF Eighty-Five-Brew May
Move to Norfolk.

WEST POINT. Neb.. Jan. 3-(SpecialJ
The funeral Of Malk Brun, an old set
tier. occurred yesterday morning Re
QUEEN mass was celebrated at ST. Mary's
church, Dean Ruesing officiating. The
deceased was one Of the earliest settlers
OF Cunning county and was S. years of
age. He was possessed of a valuable es-
tate. Mr.. Brun was a native of Switzer-
land and leaves a widow and one son,
Malk Brun. jr.
1t is rumored that the West Point Brew
ing association is seriously considering
the removal OF its entire extensive plant
20 Norfolk. 1t is understood that a cash
bonus has been offered by the business
men OF Norfolk OF such size as to make
the proposition very attractive. The
threatened loss OF this institution is re-
gretted by the citizens OF West Point
generally. as il gives steady employment
to a number OF families. The loss OF the
brewery would also materially affect the
municipal revenues OF the city, and alto
gether would be regarded as a distinct
calamity by the people here. The matter
will be finally settled at the annual meet
ing OF the stockholders OF the association
on January s.
The terms OF the district court for the
Eighth judicial district have been set by
Judge Graves OF Pender as follows for
the year 1912: Cunning county, February
5, November II; Dakota county, February
l2, September %; Stanton county, Feb
ruary %, october :; Cedar county, March
4. September .; Dixon county, March 25
December 2; Thurston county. April Is
October IA. The first day OF each term
throughout the district is set for hearing
OF applications for citizenship.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-04
CLEAR LAKE MAN HURT
SECOND TIME IN WRECK

CLEAR LAKE Ia, Jan, s.-(specisl)-
Frank Kimball Is having all kinds OF
trouble IN trying TO make a visit to ore
gon. About year ago he started on
the trip, but was so badly injured in a
wreck he had TO be brought home. He
left about a week ago on the second trip,
going over the Northern Pacific, and was
so unfortunate 20 be caught In the wreck
at sharon, n. ID, and was quite badly
injured. The report Is that his spine was
hurt AS soon as he can be moved he viii
be brought home.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-04
AMERICAN LOSES WORLDS
MARATHON BY TEN YARDS

EDINBURGH. Jan. 2-Kolehmainan, a
native Of Finland, won the professional
marathon foot race OF % miles SS5 yards
and the championship OF the world at
the Powder Hail athletic grounds here
today. Ills time was 2:a2:56M.
Hans Holmer, United States, who won
the race last year. was the second. ten
sards behind. Fred Cameron OF Amherst
was third,
Tom Longboat, the Indian runner.
dropped out At the sixteenth mile when
he was leading.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-04
Explicit Denial
from GOmpers

WASHINGTON, Jan. Accommodating
on statement by former Mayor Book
walter OF indianapolis that prominent
labor officials were Informed more than
two years ago that J. J. Mcnamara was
engaged in dynamite outrages, Samuel
Gompers today said .--...
NO person, living or dead, ever made
such a statement to me or even gave a
hint that ]. J. Mcnamara or anyone else
was engaged in a dynamite exploit or
dynamite campaign
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-04
MURPHY WILL SUPERVISE
TRAINING OF THE PHlLLIES

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Jan. S-"Niike"
Murphy. athletic trainer OF the University
OF Pennsylvania, II was announced here
today. will go TO. Hot Springs with the
Philadelphia National league base bail
team and viii supervise the spring train
ing OF the players. Morace s. Fogel.
president OF the Philadelphia club. said
today that Murphy's trip would not inter-
fere with his training work at the Uni
Versity OF Pennsylvania.
Murphy will be the trainer Of the Ameri-
can team which viii compete In the
Olympic games In Sweden the coming
summer.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-04
Ad Wolgast Still
Confined to His Bed

Los ANGELES. Cal. Jan. 3-Cham-
pion Ad wolgast still is confined TO his
bed with a cold so severe that his ply
sicians fear pneumonia and only his wife
and mis- manager. Tom Jones, were per-
mitted in his room today. His tempera-
ture late today was lO1h. wolgast Is
being cared for at Jones cottage at
Venice.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-04
smith with sioux Team.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Jan 3.-"Torry''
Smith, who was with the champion sioux
city team In 1910, will play with Sioux
city the coming season. lie has been
secured from Montreal In trade for
chick Hartman. shortstop with last
years team.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-04
Jack Johnson and
Sam McVey Will
Fight in Paris

SYDNEY, Australia, Jan. S,--The fight
between Jack johnson and Sam Mcvey,
the two heavyweight pugiiists. Is to take
place In Paris on the night OF the Grand
Prix, instead of in Sydney on Easter
Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-04
Prelims Arranged
for Mat Contest

Manager Gillian has arranged the pre-
liminaries for the zbysskO- Pietro wrest-
ling match Friday night Hokuff will
wrestle with Byers Of Iowa ana Fred
Minden and Joe Miller will go 70 the mat.
Mr. Gillian reports good sale OF tickets
for the exhibition.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-04
AMONG The LOCAL BOWLERS
Luxus Win Two of Three from the
st. James.
NELSON GETS HIGH GAME OF 2l4
Pete bochs und Crowns VIII DO
Battle TOnieht-Drummer Cap
ture Two Games from the
Mixers.

from st. James. Nelson had high game
Of 2il and high total of 57s for the Luxus.
D. Moyna had high game OF 2oi and j.
Moyna high total OF $40 for 81. James
Wednesday. January g. Pete Lochs
against BrOdegaard Crowns
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-04

FAlRBuRY, Neb.. Jan. a-tSpeciall-
The Alliance High school basket bau
team defeated the Fairbury team here
Monday night, % 10 S0 The visiting piay-
ers were much heavier than the local
players and evidently have had more
practice. The game was Witnessed by a
large crowd Of students and their friends
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-04

MEDFORD. Mass. Jan, 3-Failing TO
find any nremen on duty az the fire sta
slarn, Was r,inT foSev Wsvor c,bsriea
Taylor hitched up the pair OF grays him
self and, JuWping 70 the drivers seat
guided the APPARATUS 10 the scene Of the
DER the mayors direction. put out the
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-04

sT. LOUIS. Mo. Jan. a-The Western
Fruit JObhers' association, OF which
John H. Walker OF Denver is president
began a three days meeting here today.
The association has members In ninety
Weights, measures, traffic, trade evils
and reforms are on the program for dus-
cussion.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-04
LUXUs

Ia the Metropolitan league the Drum
mers won two out OF three from the
Mixers Pearson had high totals with
bis and also high single with 2oi For
the Drummers Bartin had high totals
with 5O5. Tonight the woodmen OF the
World against the German Homes
BFSEI,IN MIXERS
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-04

TEKAMAH, Neb.. Jan. S-Cspeeial.)-
The authorities OF Burt county. the
county attorney and Coroner NJ. J. GIL
kerson decided that no inquest was neees-
sary in the case OF the death OF Ed Bald
win. who was found dead az his home
Monday evening. every fact pointing 50
oonciusively to death being caused by
his own act.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-04
REAL ESTATE DEAL BRINGS
OUT NEWS OF WEDDING

FORT DODGE, Jan 3.-(SpeciaD-
James b. Black, a prominent Webster
county farmer, stockman, and automo-
bile business owner in Fort Dodge, was
compelled to make public the news that
he was recently married for the second
time, because a real estate transfer
needed not only his signature but that
Of his wife The transfer was filed to-
day and 'Jim's" friends are congratulat-
Ing them so strcnuuosly that he cries for
mercy. Mr.. Black is from one of the
Oldest of Webster county families and
his children are all grown and some of
them married. His bride was Carrie A.
Wakeman, school teacher at Othe, and
the daughter of another old Webster
county family.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-04
ConIniasion business slow,


ord arrested by DIR. Kings New Lie
p,ns bilious headache quits and hver
stomach and bowels act right. Only 2Oe'
For sale by Beaton Drug CO.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-04
TWO JUDGES LOCK HORNS
Des Moines Jurists Take Different
Action in Same Case.
HOLDEN IS READY TO RUN
Has Prepared Statement of Political
Views, b'St it Hns Not Yet
Been Made Public--C. W.
BOutin Is Ill.
By Bud" Fisher
From a staff Correspondent

DIES MONIES, Ia, Jan. 3.-(Special
Telegraph )-Polk county judges of the
district court locked horns on a matter
Of an Injunction. A short time ago
Judge De Graft issued restraining order
to prevent the board of supervisors from
canvassing a saloon consent petition af-
fecting Valley Junction only. De Graft
then went away. Today Judge Bradshaw
dissolved the injunction, holding that
the court is without jurisdiction.
Holden visits Dcs MOines.
Prof. p. G. Holden state college at
Ames came to the city today and after
consultation with his political COM
mlttee announced informally he would
become a candidate for governor on the
republican ticket. He had prepared
statement of his platform on political
questions. but his associates declined to
permit its publication until revised by
them.
In answer to question he declined to
state which faction Of the party Nhe
would be allied with or to commit him
self upon political issues of the day.
He expects to retire from college work.
DeS NTofncs' New buildings.
Des Moines has put about Sl,5oo,OOo IN
new public buildings in the past six
years , This includes the new city hall
dedicated yesterday, the court house the
post office, the city library, the Coliseum
and a new east high school building.
This practically completes the needed
public buildings for the present. Two
new concrete bridges were built over the
river and it is now proposed that some
fine monuments be erected.
Comm iasion business Slow
The state railroad commission COM
menced the new year with pracuc"iS
nothing on the federal calendar OF COM
plaints. at least nothing that Is READY
for suhmitting. This week is to be given
over to formal matters and next week
20 informal, under the new rules adopted
The work of the commission VIII thus
nroceed more orderly.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-04

hand corner shows George Bonhag, dis
tance king; lower right hand corner,
Eddie Frick, middle distance star. The
others are, left to right, Harry Porter,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-08
ANOTHER TAX REFORM VICTORY.


Inc Supreme Court Tuesday.
smith SneH OF hanawha
tue Snes Oh the State
vi u" AFTER
headers OF The negencer will
passed
west virginia upon salary
"oh organized by the sherins lobby
require in
payments oy the sherins of 15S
ABOVE
~ proposition but even this has
present
ceons started
county 1t decided
OF the
eoSe or
PUBIC mas never heretofore had 1t
upon 10 legislation
county sheins the vicious
which has long been OF the OF his
The Republican
has fought long and dcult result The end
IN - -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-08
THE TAX COMMISSIONERS
OFFICE

In State Tax Commissioner Fred o.
Blue, the State Of West Virginia has
apparently found a worthy successor
TO Thomas G. Townsend, A. B. White
and c. W. Dillon. The State Tax
Commissioners once is by far the
most important executive position in
the state next 10 the Governorship.
IL requires a knowledge OF the law,
high ability as a trial lawyer. execu.
two capacity, and earnest devotion
TO duty. In the four Tax Commits
sioners who have filed this important
Office since the time the Office was
created, West Virginia has had four
brilliant and faithful public servants.
They have met vicious opposition and
fought II down. They have earnestly
and efficiently enforced the laws.
They have shown enterprise and
public spirit in devising new and Of.
fectiye legislation. In contests be.
fore the Courts. they have shown
legal capacity Of the highest order.
West Virginia has been splendidly
served IN this important department.
and il is a pleasure TO commend the
men who have contributed to this OK.
cellent record.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-08
WHY REPUBLICANS SHOULD WIN

DR.. Hatfield makes a sensible and
patriotic declaration when he said
that the Republican party in West Wiz.
glnia Is higher than the ambition of
any man. That is tho spirit in which
a nomination should be sought. It is
the spirit that brings success. The
Republican party must be restored "a
power in West Virginia because us
work for the state il not finished. Ad
ditions 10 the tax laws are TO be made
a public utilities commission must be
created. \ production tax upon na,
7ral gas must be imposed Tho r.sh,
o. ballot 70 every man regardless o.
race or color must be protected. This
Is the work % the Republican parry
m West Virginia To do This work a
Republican Governor and a Repuhli
ran Legislature must be alected. and
his WORK - more important than he
ambitions - sny one nsn Or SCI n.
men
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THE CALL OF THE PEOPLE

Mayor Samuel Lewis Shank. OF In
dianapolis. who gained national fame
and local gratitude by his practical
and energetic solution OF the high
price food problem. so Tar as /, re!at.
ed TO the staple diet OF potatoes and
the luxury OF the Christmas turkey
no" asp,res 10 a large sphere OF
action-,he Republican nomination for
governor OF Indiana. The reading
pubic has been made well acquainted
with the methods employed by MAYOR
shank TO relieve a serious situation in
Indianapolis. brought about not only
b. the high price asked for potatoes
but by the scarcity OF the product
owing 10 the INSCRIPTIONS manipuI.
atoms OF the market. lie himself be.
came dealer and purvcyor OF pota.
toes al a cost TO the consumer which
Just covered the purchase price. the
handling and fre'ghtagc This put
the potato within the means Of the
most m"aKer poCket-boOk. \ man
who can successfully carry ont such
an amelioratiug scheme naturally al.
tracts the attention OF The obsoryant
az vel a. the confidence Of The bone.
tciarieS. j. ls he exh bit.ou OF these
hom".y and primiatiye element. 80
success that have undoubt.dis SUE
g"s'ed 10 VIZ" common pcoil. 90 Ind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-08

uses and decsyed politicians 10 come in
shd INSIST that any one IN particular IN
~, p!ahe Tor the present state Of affairs
We are either all To blame or nobody ~
10 blame. IL We want TO settle. that
pam ~ stl open 20 us. W.. have tiIl
after the next session OF the legislatures
10 take that avenue, II We wish to do so
The above covers the entire Virgin.
ia debt situation. No prominent West
'irginian has ever admitted any re-
sponsibility on the part OF West vir.
GINA for the alleged Virginia deb;
certificates. The policy OF West Vir.
GINA irrespective OF party has been
TO ignore these certificates. If We
are TO change this policy and TO seek
compromise with Virginia. 1t will be
time enough TO do that after the Leg.
islature meets in 1918.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-08
MIR. LESTER SMITH
Nails Deliberate Lie Stated and Re.
peated In the Democratic
Organ.
Elm Grove. W. Va, Feb. G.

Elm Grove. W. Va. Feb. 6.
To the Editor or the InteIlieencer.
Sir see that the local Democrat
&c organ. In an attempt TO create
some disaffection or III feeling among
Republicans. persists in the statement
mat the POSTMASTER at the Republi.
can dinner Friday evening was
'loath" TO call on Hon. w. T.. Hub
bard. and delayed TO call upon him in
spite or The loud calls from the audi.
ence for Mr.. Hubbard 10 speak. As a
particular friend OF Mr.. Hubbard. and
one OF the members Of the Republi-
can County Committee. wish 10
state the plain facts.
AZ the meeting OF the county com.
mittee on Thursday night the pro.
gram or speakers for the dinner was
gone over. The toastmaster had
placed Mr.. Hubbard among the first
on the program. and AZ nv sugges
uon Mr.. Hubbard's name was placed
on Vie program exactly where IL an.
peared. namely. after tho three can.
uldates Tor governor had been called
on. made the suggestion after hay.
ing mad short talk with Mr. Hub
osrd and having learned what
'hought was his own desire. Certain
~. no man would accuse me OF being
uniriendly 10 Mr.. Hubbard. and in
. iac'' IN" county committee and every
one connected with the entira dinner
MADE every EFFORT possible TO consider
me ceilings az every Republican pres
Ont and treat them all fairy and
courteously
The splendid success ~ the grea,
harmony meeting has naturally dis
iurh' q democrats Who have bopea
~ gam something b, Republican d.
'oT' ana dissensiCn n T. not sur
pT'sin@. therefore. 20 800 their organ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-08

making desperate efforts 10 discredit
the meeting and 10 distort the actions
OF those who took part in II. How
ever. the facts are Just IS have
stated. and no amount OF misrepresen-
tation and silly twaddle Will influence
the friends OF Mr. Hubbard 10 be.
licye that he or any one else was
discourteousl treated. The dinner
was a huge success. ana We are all
glad OF H.
Very respectfully.
LESTER SMITH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-08

10 you know that more real danger
turks in a common cod than in any
other OF the minor ailments? The
safe way H. 10 take Chamberlain
Cough Remedy. thoroughly reliable
preparation. and rid yourself of the
cold as quickly a possible. This rem
edy is for sac by all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-08
WARW00D
Bathing Beach This Year.

4 movement has been started by a
number OF enterprising residents OF
Greater Warwood 20 make preliminary
arrangements for the opening Of the
beach on the Ohio river. about the
middle OF town This resort proved
20 be most enjoyable place for hun
creds % persons durinS the summer
% 1910. and last summer u vas fire.
ouenied by thousands OF Young people
and adults. men aud women. not only
from WArEood bur from the Wheeling
district and far up the river u prom
ises 70 BE- stili more popular his sum
fn~r \ committee ~ citizens Wlii. In
q serN shori time petition the Pan
handle ] ractiou COMPANY 20 assist the
fes derts here 81 putfins fhe bach Ia
GOOD share fhis spring budding dress
~ house, erecting hand stsnd and
puf'fnE fte be.ch vhirh 10 shouf 100
fes' IrrE ~ shout IT, f--f s'dr in
rTs' rlnss condition Thouas . kr
- h~rE-r has alresdv made ara ure
-r~rfs 'c have So eNrilsits rEt' 90
furu % hsfhifs suits f0 al ubn 're
.lfr' DE hea~s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-08

house
AS boy. he
South Sea Islands
by
whom the word types
Afterwards that
that island a
' '' 49,
II naang thrilling
asked by Be-
the sailor told ad
ton 10 write the Of
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hope that become
Copyright 1912 r. rights reser
To Mr. Edwards o the Law
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-08

From the way Marse Henry Water
son lays about him. We Judge that he
wants TO disclaim the reproach OF be
ing an innocent bys,ander as quickly
as possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-08

While the National Congress OF
Mothers was adopting the slogan We
want better babies" Dad was doing
his best TO accomplish that end by
walking the sleeping room foor With
the young.ter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-08

There IS nothing 10 indicate. IL
Thomas Ryan walked up TO Tammany
hall with campaign contribution,
that they would throw the money in.
dignantly into New York harbor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-08

GO ne ron MS pen between tne year, lsss and ss. out
tho literary sensation OF the day It to-day rests
its authors claim to permanent literary fame.
Il suppose that until Harriet Beecher Stowe wrote
Uncle Toms Cabin there by American
In the nature OF which equaed in popularity
Herman Melv.es 'Typee.' :" said Charles
F. Briggs contemporary OF Melville. himself famous
novelist OF that Time and worker Of Edgar Allan Poe
on the New York Broadway Journal. 1T only
popular in the United States but also
eral attention in England, and was believe translated
Into French and German.
MaIv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-08

J. l. Morgan il reported at Monte
Carlo. and II he has a system to beat
the bank. his friends might well wire
him the price of his fare to Egypt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-08

The Lorimer investigation is the
Congressional knitting work that can
be picked up indefinitely when there
is nothing else 10 90.
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Pertinent
Comment
An Essential ONerIeoked.

tn" democratic brethren IN Cor.
gross. Ia theirSplan 20 investigate the
Money Trust. appear 10 have over
looked on" important esssn'ial-thc
consent ~ the MONEY Trust Man
chester Union
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New News of Yesterday


ONE familiar of
the
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the
that OF possibly brilliant
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th@ NirEr.a - oorf-ar-rsr -
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Only Thira Left

There nothing lef Tor Mars.
Henry 20 DO hu' 20 - mad sith
''"orz" he'auso George aouifnf ge'
mad U''h Woody Washington Poet