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'FRIENDLYSU|T
NEVERTHELESS
MAY Be COSTLY

That the holders Of property IN the
Punahou district having a total valua-
ton of about $500. 800 may yet be COM
PEELED to pay over again for their
lands is the opinion of Judge A. A.
Wilder. who has filed what he calls a
"friendly suit" against the three lsen-
berg children, who have two-thirds
interest in the Pleasanton hotel.
This is the aftermath of the famous
old John IIi estate case, reneTed liti-
cation onIwFich was announced in the
Star-BulIetin yesterday. Judge Wilder
says the decision of Judge Dole, sus-
tanned by the Ninth circuit court Of
appeals. clouds the title of about thir-
ty-siN acres in the PunahOu district,
and that he as the guardian OF one of
the Ii heirs and the legal representa-
tive Of the other, may shortly file NV-
eral suits against other hOlderS OF par
cells in that EeighbOrhObd
The case on which Federal Judge
Dole and the circuit court of apL eals
:.>sed. has been appealed TO the Unit.
e. States supreme co,Nt. Judge WilI%
er says it pr bhatly Will he two years
letore a final derisiot from the higher
tribunal can he obtajIed. and ct
r,eantime the status of the land titles
will be taken into the local courts.
threshed ont here andp robably be
t:,Len up to the federal suprfme court.
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SCHOFIELD AND SHAFTER
TROOPS PASS IN REVIEW

The commands at Schofield Bar
racks and Fort Shafter marched in re-
view this morning, it being the first
time that the four regiments at
Lielehua had marched together, and
the first time that the Second In
fantry. at Shafter, had been reviewed
as a regiment since Colonel Bell, in
spector general, was here last May.
Colonel McGuIlegle reviewed the
troops at Lielehua, Colonel L. w. v.
Kennon being in command of the col
umn Colonel French was the review
ing officer of the Second Infantry.
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FRED MILVERTON
TO QUIT HIS
POST
Deputy City and County Attor-
ney Hands in His Resignation.
Expects to Be on Coast for
Some Months-DeCIineS to
Discuss His Plans Further

Fred w. Milverten, deputy city and
county attorney, yesterday handed in
his resignation of his post to John w.
Cathcart, his chief. The resignation
will take effect April 80. next. His
formal letter of resignation follows: !:
John w. Cathcart, Esq, City and
County Attorney. City and Coun-
ty of Honolulu
Dear Sir:-I hereby tender my res
ignation as first deputy city ana coun-
ty attorney of the city and county of
Honolulu, such resignation to take eff
feet April 30th, 1918. The ample mo-
tice given will, trust, be sufficient to
enable you to fill the vacancy without
Inconvenience to the department.
Very truly yours, -. -, 4
FRED w. MILVERTON, -
= First Deputy City and County
Attorney
In discussing his move Mr.. Milver-
ton said this morning that he has
plans which call for his presence on
the Coast until next September.
L exnect to leave here in the early
part of May" he said, land to be
away from Honolulu until September
at the earliest. cannot at this time
go into details regarding the nature Of
the work that ] am going to undertake
there. 1t is private" ss.s.s..->. ~ =
Mr.. Cathcart said that he has not as
yet considered any candidates for the
vacancy left in his department by the
resignation of Mr.. Milverton. a T.
The deputy city and county attorney
has been with his chief practically
ever since Cathcart's first election,
and there was no thought but that he
would continue at his present post in
definitely. +. II - " -
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.MEMBERSOF FHARBOR BREAKING,
SAY MEN in SHIPPING CIRCLES

The membership of Harbor "A, Mas
ters and Mates Association is declared
Cy some to be torn with dissension at
'he prospect of break with the Inter
Island Steam Navigation Company
that will result in a general strike
Al"ong the vessel mas ters and other
officers now connected with the SER
vice.
The prediction was made this morn
ing that less than thirty per cent of
the total membership Of the organiza-
ton is in hearty sympathy and accord
with the ideas of a minority or ring
leaders, who appear determined to call
rut all navigating officers now holding
lown berths in the In;er-l, land ser
vice
There are less than a dozen men.
afgned with the Masters and Mates
Who are insiStent in their demands for
general walk-oW Of Inter-IslanI
SkiperS and mates, insisted a well
rc, ted shipping man this morning.
TuIlett Denies Split.
Captain Tullet. speaking for the
men however denied the report that
here is any disaffeCtion in the ranks
If the harbor members, and said that
lc has had reports from every mem
oer of the harbor and that all Of them
'e going to stick by the leaders.
You may say from me-" said the
skipper. that we are going to hold
asst. have talked With practically
Il! the membersf of, the harbor and
uayeh had their personal assurance that
they will stick with the organization.
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ATTORNEY IN MURDER CASE
OBJECTS To NEWSPAPER STORY

legged assault, by Galmendez, on girl
on Hawaii during the Spanlsh-Ameri-
can War. II stated that ehperpetra-
tor of that deed was strung up by bis
thumbs and forced to confess, but that
afterward the affair was taken ID
charge by federal authorities and the
lnan released. The second feature was
that 1t was rumored a Russian girl.
Sc i'd to be the prosecutions most Inn
portant witness in the present case.
had been spirited away, but was
finally discovered by the police at
IwiIei, and placed in the hands Of Po-
Ice Matron Moore for safe keeping un-
I'll she is called to testify.
In his motion Attorney Strauss said:
"The article charged defendant with
the commission of an. oRense for
which he was never tried, and which
SO far as this court knows, so far as
this jury or court knows, has never
been committed.
1T seems to me, with all due re-
stect to the intelligence Of the jurE.
that there may be some of those on
the jury that it will have Its enect
on. and ithe defendant Is entitled to a
fair and impartial jury, and the jury
should in no way be biased or pre-
JUDGED by a statement made IN the
peWspapers on facts and circum-
stances which under no circumstances
would be admis sable in evidence
against him in the case at bar
IronTipued on PAGE 81
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as they all :"llize that unless we hang
together, VIC will, to quote Ben Krank-
lin, all hang separately. We have
rCthing to lose for unless we win this
fight the company will sack every las:
man of us and put in non-organizaton
men. If we WIN we have our jobs Sc
cure"
Judge Humphreys announced this
morning that he has received a cable
gram from Washington this morning
IN answer to one sent yesterday. The
reply reads to the general effect that
Ito license men as pilots unacquaint-
ed with the waters and conditions in
territory, would be in violation Of the
Federal law
You may ;av for me-" added the
Judge, that am confident of vic
tory"
Company Prepared for
Contingencies
Directors of the Inter-Island Steam
Navigation Co. gathered in special and
executive session this morning, at
which time it was understood that all
phases of the threatened strike OF
masters and mates were carefully con-
sidered.
That the company propose to oper-
ate its vessels, come what may
through any action of dissatisfied
shippers, appears a certainty.
1t is stated that the instigators OF
the present trouble are counting upon
the cooperation of the local associa
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CEREMONY WILL
( open PUBLIC
LIBRARY .
All Invited to Attend Special
Program Tomorrow
Afternoon p"

Governor Frear will be the first
patron of the new Carnegie Library.
He will receive Registration Card
No. l, and will be the first to enter
the big building when it is formally
thrown open to the public tomorrow
afternoon.
Unique and appropriate exercises
will characterize the formal opening
CONTINUED on PAGE ~
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CASTRO FREED UNDER HABEas CORPUS

NEW YORK jan stcastro former president Of vsnensa vas
federal
attorneys will for hearing
Invited
which the former Grey finds himseh
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I sufFaaeEITEs HuRLINe BULLETS now

adopted sIpeshe
which issued to their followers with y
10 1vc for Woen
head other vital 70
cause nsant death. re s. Sfs
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PREPARING TO STORM ADR|AM0PLE
'BU[GARS INSIST ON
IMMEDIATE WARFARE

Helpless in Grip of Public Opinion - Ottoman stu Strug-
ging with Civil War, Recalls All ENJOYS and Cancels AIl
Officers Leave Ravages Of Cholera Reported Still Sc
we're Allies Banding Together to Deliver Simultaneous
Blow at the Enemy
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Mrs. H. G. Treadway and family
express their thanks and appreciation
to friends for many kind acts during
their recent bereavement.
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PENROSE IS
PREPARED
FOR WORST
Would Not Be Surprised if the
Bourbons Pass Free Sugar
Bill, He DeGlares-Expects
All Sorts of Radical LegisIa-
ton. He Adds
Bv C., S, ALBERT.

Especial Star bulletin Correspondence
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Jan. IL
i would not be in the least sur
prised If the Democrats finally de-
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SUGAR

san FRANCISCO. Cal, Jan. 30
Beets: SS analysis. IS. I'd. Parity, 400
cents. Previous quotation. 9s. 712d.
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MANY TEAMS WANT TO SIGN ON THORPE

Chicago Cincinnati and other teams
professional haayer
Of them and
that to
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rAssoe,ated Press cahlsl


s
Of war
they would Be helpless
oeman
CHOLERA RAMPANT I'M TURKEY AGAIN
coNSfANTINoPLE
the despite
broke As add
still thin ranks ot the
Ltte effort
CIVIL WAR TN TURKEY TROUBLES POWERS
Turkey adinIson viii be
In addition there fear Of o Christians
the Musun nen
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LinimentS and Ointments should al
ways be applied to the patient with
the hand; if applied with cotton or a
cloth the good effect obtained from the
friction would be lost.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-31

When using oil for frying the oily
taste can be taken away by making
the oil very hot, and then fry a piece
of onion in it, When brown, take it
ont
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CALENDAR TOMORROW.

The Star-BulIetin's monthly ::
steamship calendar will be pub 2
lished tomorrow, Saturday, Feb {:
ruary l. Copies of the paper are q
in demand and special orders .
should be in early. .
): ::::as:ssa:an..nsr ;: =
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(continued on Page 81
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-20

Dsnsv. ~ sss1ssaey srsass1 lnAss.
vtsVe1 ~ jao1ese. Un1se ~ enne.
tisaasy'e g1s1nee - seanln6A -
Dslnts q eotsa4so ~ tAe A10ssooe
vtsss ussa ~ li0Ating 81 ssaoaas.
cat3oa: loehsa svor H. psivaAs 6su -
stallatioas. aAA asesoAsa aSnia . IL
cosridoe. aAstraetsdly aast1nG hi IN
gsss. TAsrs - foaDA . g1uap q tAs
buildings tsaaata, aDoag WAe0 - H.
tingdisAed Doctor Knox.
"saos eeopaain& saDDoeo-0o
pAoass. No hsAts. - bs1lA" - ~
narkjA.
"8ssms 70 ~" rspassd KnaE -osa-
seA coaditioa. Acts - thoaoA IL
naia arteries haA hesa CT osAs61a."
inside bellsf Houss pAoose?" -.
sasss1 paEcasy -
Ths rssair nsa ea0s b 1pa1oe.
ssiek ttas a1A t51at esaA1soee. TAay
wqat - Wusk = - aosuso1 0AnAos,
w11dh oooo eonahsnG1 - . aoDWR -
W00Basaas 0s0e - 1lsaQot1so4 -
ss110 .WlA . ~ - AsRs4ooDm1uk
H. ~ SDaF - .Aoa1oi1n1 .
~ g ua1Dgo1 . Go o4600o
- ~ - r<---s1s.-sF~anw .. - -
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-20

bocue1Uo - ~ II -
|oser, fa1n1 - snlDanl
Try - a00s1aR.- ennDnnnnl ~
|sow. w. ~ ouaD0aA
The Asllna1s aaa1ls - - hstsH
|aent ~ - Oslsse.
''BattA1as 1an1.. - ~ p,.aar
nan. ~ vAs1 - hsAaeS1n . -
nean ~ 0s111ng 49, haAnsstasf q
back - ls1ng . - ~ - ~
EN-"
In - 49, ~ ssAnsusa
"rAsss ~ = eAaaa.. ~ ~ -
|to n!"
"Tss-esah1ngss ssnsa1 - sunplR
man ssl1 . aa0asl -SAans - 60
too
Persy nasss ~ - e.sua.s -
gunset = ~ 80 vagD1A- Z -
sroviaG ~ = - esssaAns Q ~
hastily -Ass1Gn1 hn0s 90 Q - ~.
Percy ss1ll1s1 aGDinst n.s1p Eang
eatsetnG ~ bul111n8
ma - yse" saAs1 ~ h1A~ -
svtAsae 1neooen1Dao1 ~WAnts ~
AssS hs1.. ~ nssusv aluvl1;
IT 1ssdo - ~ 0aso ~ - -
diAasy hsaak = eaaass11aas - GAsse.
cirsa11A0 0s1a0A a00as1An. = 60
cosll taaolns . ~ bsn1lag ~ ~
poaas1oa1 = oo0o vay-oa0Ua1. ~
elas111slv = 1aaA Laek hssa. ~
pslis1 = e1so6eD - 49, eUD0 ~
peeAs1 -osaoA1 ~ tsesA - ~ ~
hsrA. to01o1 4 q eous0a. nv.
thsrsis astAAag voaAssfsl aAsgl thass
toys 0s1aG hos6 - . 80: bser-As
prsass1 ~ 6se1so - Dsase1 Asva
tAs baoo--tAs b . faaay eseses.
deaea" He t1Fas1 he bsas toward hh
-.tea1 II 0lADsat was AAsk.
(Continued next week.
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-20

- soos1vas - - - - plnool
Z - ~ -.
-0sal~ ~ . eaalei. - bssse -
~ = . aAss ~ = ~ . DuAlAl
bsaAsaasi TAaA1a." ~ nsA1a1 - DE-
~ 3AsE. - s1sens1 so1
DossoW Foao hnguiAiy.
IN - ~ aosia." - ~ K0s9
AT DFsseot Tn ooiag - 1sllov II
hanaa eysasaeL = tahss 0see tAaa
DsFs teSsphsaas - vako AeCasthy
- lths that"
He teanA tAs boss h ~ IAN. ~
aAesr asainst tAs "aowa" batAsa-
That's thfss eafs ~ paassA ~.
~ saax3sA. tryinS to Deer tAreagh
the groanA glass that. In ths Atlaa
Building. surrounded tAs shaft 'II
tan somebody's hide. Down." hs bel
lowed at shadow on the glass.
Have q cigarette prohered Percy
Darrow. Calm down. To the scien
tifc eye you're out Of condition fos
such emotions. You thicknecks ars
subject to apoplexy."
''Oh. shut up" growlsd Mccarthy
There isn't . phone in order In this
building two noors either way. Tvs
twenty minutes. And can't get q
messenger to answer . call: and that
ringtailed, starspangled ornament Of
a janitor won't answer his private bell
Ill get him bounced 20 high the black
birds will build nests In his ear before
he comes down again"
After trying vainly to stop . car or
its way up or down, Mccarthy stump
ed down . flight Of stairs. followed
more leisurely by the calmly unhur
ried Darrow. Here the same per
formanee was repeated. A half dozen
men by now had Joined them. SO they
progressed from story to story until
an elevator boy, attracted by theiI
frantic shouts. stopped to see what
was the matter. Immediately the dooI
was slid hack On it, runners. Nc
Carthy seised the astooished operator
BY the collar.
Come oat Of that. yoa scan of tn
earth" he reared. Come ost Of thal
and tell - Why yoa Asa't step -,
signals!"
Il aint sssa - siGnals!" QnsoeA u,
elevator b0y.
0oas ooe Da1eAeA ~ botAoa. ~
ths littIo. rosnd. aaauoeiatoe DIX b
tAs ear failsl 70 il11aiaaAs.
Il wonder II tAars's anything I,
ordsr in this nioseab,s hois!" saarBs.
Mccarthy.
The lights 10 sons oat." volu.tssa
ID the boy: and indeed for the ilrs
tine the men now crowding the CO
noticed that the ineanAoscsats Wor
deaA.
While Mccarthy stosnsd out 4
sprsad abroad impartial threat
against two psblie utility cooesens TO
interfering with his businaos, Psrc
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-20
nm suxssr 1lAu

Pueblo, Sept. l3.-The newest inter
state highway projected in Colorado,
the Spanish Trail to sunset, will be
logged by Joha P. Dods, immediately
following the good roads conference Mt
Pueblo, September "a and rs. Tho
route of the highway will be agreed
upon at the conference, although it is
already practically arranged. Word
has been received from the city of Ala.
mosa that 20 autos from that city, ear
rying 100 good roads boosters, will at
tend the conference and will pilot Ar
Dods and his party from Pueblo to the
Mesa Verde national park, over the
route of the Spanish Trail to Sunset.
The trail will follow the old road of
the Spanish prospeetors, used 100 years
before Colorado was = part Of the ter
ritory Of the United States. 1t is the
route that the prehistoric eli6 dwellers
followed in then migrations toward the
sunset and every foot of the trail viii
be historic.
At this time it Il the intention to
map the trail froa Pueblo to the
Graad eaasn Of the Colorado river in
Arizona. Hardly . point Of sesaie in
terest nad hardly . city - tie high
tAS aha1 Asss ~ tsas . ePaaish sans.
TAs 0PaaiarAs sssa - hAve . knask
sf seasetiAs apprspsiate names ard In
this their language eortrasts With tie
English AID American, which are ~
torieas for their poverty Of names.
Here y sample Of the names that
are On tAe route Of the Spanish Trail
- ssaset: Pueblo, WalsenbsrG La
veta, Conejos, Huerfano, Costilla, Ala.
noss, Del Norte, sangre Dc Csisto.
eaguaehe, Monte Vista, Piatora, Tria.
shera, Pagosa, Archuleta, La Piata,
Durango, Blanca, Rio Grands, Nancos,
Dolores, Moatessna, Csrtss, q. Lais,
4esa Verde. Each name Aas Q neaain4 4
I'D sseA sp>t . history snd 10 oore
ka4sresting trip for tourists can BE-
1sa.d In ~ world thaa win - ths
opaaisA TNil 70 esnset vhsa II u
|ee0Pletsd fron Pueblo thrsaGA south-
Wsstssn CsaosaAo into Afiscas.
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-20
esuOvu N.

oaseRaaao - QnniA
Pseashly tAs eaay ~ y - -
q ksv Yeek SvAo aassOAs1 Duu1
~ unsssstisaiA0ly ~ ~ ~ -
sakiFs sasctriaal aS0AsaAns = ~ -
ves DaraAyss1 vsso eAass = ~ onue
Paese s0ess- fAsss aa0aAle Gl11nnnR
sesns1sos1 - 0u1ek aAa01a1aaD =
~ saviFoanAaGs - - ~ 0un0
q ~ tnA0iAa4tsa. 49, ~ - -
sgpssiDssta. - sass0As1 ~ 6oun
ohao.
Whhia To- nlnsAss - npnnn1Gn
~ 0ssssa0se bsys - ~ lns1anD -
~. bieyeass iastaaA - taaa0Ano0
- vasisey q laa0s - ennl1D q
U1nss q sasstxle1fy. DResyonlv -
= tsvs vas s0sesAsGAag ~ = 49,
~ vis11aGisa - G1susk tAaA -
0osoa1aA vao oo6 all19 ooUa
Aass1sa. e1ly s611ss. 1sta1a1 oDnD
osa - ~ - sxDsst e01nAso - ~
\ ~ IN haD0sosA.
-AnA Y ~ ssAsaaAAs ~ hoaUN
~ stAss nstisaa. ask - = NJ -
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-20


thing to do with the earth passang
through the tail Of the comse. - epld
them.
The rest Of the star - tugno1 out
for stories Of the effects ~ imAg-
inatioA was struck BY The oou1ouola-
ton Of modern civilissA eiey laQRiv-
ed Of it, nerve system.
After covering the usaal poo1uoDta.
ton, theatsr anA hotel assienoan1a, he
sent Hallowsll to the bstA0D; leng-
man to the Grand Central; kannedy.
Warren and Thomas to the tn1oa. sub
ways anA ferries. The otAses ~ told
- - eat - tAe stresks. 80
TAav 0aW . e1ty - 1oo9 D1n1A -
~ seeDDea sAset - h way ho4S -
dia.se! TAsy eav . ssty, niles in -
tent. ~ back vstAs1e Dgsparatioa, -
. co0oanieatioa ~ 0ssosnser oal4l
They NV . city. unprsSassd. blink1ag
its way By the fnaAsgaAte illumlnop
tious Of half-ceatnSy Goae BY!
Hallowell found Q packed mass g
humanity at the bridge. Where orAn-
arily u . crush. evea With incessant
outgoing trains sucking away at t1o
surplus, now was . panic-a panic ~
more terrible In that 1t was solid. -
len. inert, motiealsss. Women faintsA
a1A Stood unconscious, erect. Msa
saak slowly fron sight, agoniIsA
their faces coatortsd. but unheard -
the dull roar Of The crowd, and weso
ssea no more. Around the edges Pc.
PIE fosght fraaticaIly to get out: Oh.
sss. With The Mind. uareasoniag. houo
iastaact. SesgAt - hard 70 ct IN.
he Delios wsrs unavailiag. ThGV
essl1 aot Dsastrafs = besak the csar
tse. Across tAo besAgs STRAINED 8
procession ol bruised and battered
hsna.ity. sseaps1 fron OF cast forth
~ ~ naslstro0. The daylight VS.
faaing, and within the sheds mea
could noe - 80 another's faces.
Loagman at he Graad Central Oh.
served Args and curious crowd that
nlis1 tie building and packed the
streets round about They waited for
their trains. and the twilight gathered.
For ten minutes trains continued to
enter the shed. This puzzled Long
man until he remembered that gravity
would bring in those this side Of Har-
lem. None went out. The waiting
thronS was Q h0tbsd for rumors. Long
naA collected much human-interes&
stu1. aad was quite well satisfied with
his story-until hs saw what 1t had
0saAt elsewhere.
~ IN tAs sabvays and tubes Tie
see9Da0s o( tho trains haA aptomat3a-
a1ly ADesae1nosl tAs-ssctioa vsatila,
tSsa. ~ unAanuHoaaA thousands. b
0sseal'eas5 - ~ Dsa-sxisesnt thirA.
~ 1aaess. gps0oA tAalr way painfully
- ~ Slak1saa. WttA iaceacsivahse
svielnaos ~ AsDAit3e yapors eatAer.
e. 0eroaG Asa staegersl faiating
into tAs stfosoA When revived thsy
tod dreadful talss Of stumbling over
viD1rows u bea1ea there below.
| TAFo1sA the Gashseing twilight of
IL stfssts. a1sAy . id shaAowy, fitted
batlihe tAo egtmfn,Ls Of the under.
void What tAsy saw. that they
tsok. orowinS bo,def. they progress-
q ffoa poekst-psckins to holdups,
ffFoa hesaups to looting. The police
reserves wses an ost; they could do
littls. Yavoroa by obscurity, the
th6svse paanAsred. II would have
nee6sA . ssliA Gordon of onacess to
iikass s-psotle1sd Adequately the retail
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sDsang - Bullets Whistled. An
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The 1osa6sw - mys1ssy.
Da11ow w1lksd up the one fight oe
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