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The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
lis From Near East Raises
Hope That FalIof Constantine
pie Is Near Allies Known To
Be AssauIting Turkish Positions
CHURCHILL SAYS THE
NAVY rs GROWING
ottomans In the Caucasus Near
ING End Of Resources and In
able TO Offer Resistance To
Russian Advance From Persia

tAssosiatcd Prcss by federal wireIess)
LONDON, juno Although no Official
rcaoEts concerning the developments in
the Dar,hnelles have been made public
10 form the basis of public opinion, tho
nation is waiting expectantly for news
Of some decisive victory in that section
Of the theater of war. 1t is beloved
that the result of the recent battling by
land and sea has brought the fab Of
Constantinople within measurable
distance of time. E 49, In. y. &c.,.
Press messages from .Mitylene, an.
tnouneing that the assaults of the Turks
against the positions Of the Allies had
all been driven back with tremendous
losses to the Ottomans and that the
Allies, in their turn, had advanced for
a combined general assault upon the
main Turkish army on the GaIlipoli Pc
ninsula, taken in connection with the
statements made yesterday at Dunlcc
by Winston Churchill, give substance to
the general impression that the Allies
have overpowered the Turkish resist
ance.s
Decisive Victory Near
The former first lord of the admiralty,
addressing a meeting Of his eonstitu-
ents in Dundee, said of the situation in
| the Dardanelles:
"Our forces arc within a few miles
of a victory such rs this war has not
seen; victory which, when it comes,
will make amends for all that has gone
before of harshiPiRnd suffeTiRg.H'. ...
Navy Stronger .a
| That the navy is stronger in every
way now than at the outbreak of hos
| tilitfcs, despite the loss of a number of
cruisers and battleships, ho declared:
"By the end Of the year the navy re-
Inducements now assured would ap.
/ pear incredible if they were not facts.
Everything is in perfect order to go
Forward with confidence, he said.
Turks Nearing End 49,:
1t is known that the Turks have prac-
tically reached the end of their resourc-
es in the Caucus, where the Russians
are advancing with no serious opPo.i
ton. The entire Persian border has
been cleared of the Turks and it is
practically certain that the garrisOns Of
all the Caucasian cities have been re
duccd to mere guards, the troops havin:
been hurried back for the defense Of
Constantinople.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
TERRE HAUTE CRIME e.
CHARGED ON COAST

- lASsoeiated Pres ny Federal wireIess.) ~
CORPUS CHRISTI Texas, June
5.--FOrty-two persons, including United
States Commissioner southSate, coun
ty and district judges, the sheriff, tho
police chief aud the city attorney have
been indicted after a probe by federal
agents. The men are accused Of icon,
spring in the corrupt election" of a
member of congress. Is a,..
"ChieHgpOsel meaning place Of the
slunks," is declared by an meompli-
mentary correspondent of q New fOr't
paper to have, been the Indian wor,.
from which the name OF certain city
axes its Derivation f,.,@
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
DARE !.
MENCANS IN A !.
.DASH|NG RESCUE
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wtrsls.s3

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal 'Wireless.) .
aROGAL.ES, Arizona, June, 9. - An
orHei force, Of Americans, cowboys and
miners, crossed the line from here into
Mexico yesterday, braved a company of
Mexican soldiers and returned trium.
chant with two American boys, rescued
from Mexican military kidnappers. The
boys had been seized the previous day
ny three Mexican soldiers, who charged
them with being spies and who carried
them TO the headquarters of a Mexican
force. The news Of the kidnapping be-
came known yesterday morning and a
posse was Immediately organized.
This posse, consisting Of ten Ameri.
can cowboys, and miners, made their
dash upon the Mexican camp, at, Santp
Cruz, Sonora, riding into the midst Of
the Mexican soldiers with leyelied
guns. The Mexican eolonel was held up,
with one hundred and fifty Mexican
soldiers looking on, and kept under the
American, guns while he gave the order
for the boys release. -
n With the boys under their escort, the
raiders returned ia triumph to the Am
eriean side, not shot having been
fired.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
CRAFTS
VICTIMS OF WAR
Submarines Busy Torpedoing the
Trawlefs IN Fishing Grounds
OF the North Sea
tAssOciRtsd Press ~ Federal wireless,


LONDON, june O. - Two small
steamers, one sailing ship and seven
trawlers were destroyed IN the coast
waters Of Great Britain. yesterday by
the German submarine fighters, but all
attempted attacks upon the larger
vessels traversing the war zone all
failed. 8 ta s..
( The steamers sunk were che 'Ena.
may and the sunnethead, the former
being torpcdoed on the Engiish coast
and the latter OF Leith, Scotland. The
sailing ship sunk was the George
Mary. Hr q
Five trawlers, engaged in fishing,
were torpedoed. These were the Eben-
.czer, 1sunk in the North Sea; the
.strathbau, of the North English
coast, and the Kathleen, the Evening
Star and the Cortes, of the Scotch
coast. ,..Hrt- ..
As result of striking mines, the
'trawiers Horace and economy were
wrecked. $50 4f' III s,ss5s,tLt eE.... 4
In no instance were any lives lost,
the crews Of all the vessels attacked
being picked up or taken OF by pass.
ing vessels. r,.l~r t...
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
GERMAN FLET1N |.
BA[I|CSFRBNGER
Whereabouts Of Battle Cruisers
Now KnownAir Raiders Ap-
pear Over Calais Again
(AssOcia.sd Press By Federal wirel5.s.l 2

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IoNnoN J"ns Tha asrman ,aeet
- ,bo Rs,,;c bas hean re,n sorced nv
.uno 40 ths rlsyus, INIT. ~ NE main
aao.n.,,r,p y, n ,euort
yo.,ord.,, Tron petroyrs Z which states
a., . a., Sh,oh inci,,Iaa .one baitls
nicer. has .spneared, of the mouth az
.ho n,t,t otStisiso IN IA 5 hss EXCHANGES
.ono sbot. ,vi,h lbo lRuss,an warship.
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Tbi. 4. thA 5f,., os;.ia,. news nj the
as,m.n hattie scypIser., aimee the IRE.
troa, ~ tbe Deyfa,nger and sesdI,ts
49,, a.. 'co.u,a, nina ssId after the
Nth 90. An, IN y,h;ch Tho .e,u,ser
p,,SaA.r.,,.. ,.,,nr = "a
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vos,sra.v - 49,. ,;gh, tho Oar.
mar tssron,.ros ,,,ron,sd :, bonbs ),
C,o,.i. ana sloro tho ,eas, and sooth.
oost coasts ~ Fny,and At calais
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
JAPANESE IVAN
BADLY SLASHED
! ,sa.~, o.. -,7--7- 49, ..,sT.- -.
Boozefest At Hakalau Ends In
Fight That Almost Results
In Murder -.


. After drinking everything in sight
and, then wandering around looking for
more booze, three Japanese laborers
at Hakalau, Hawaii, became involved
in a desperate row. The men were
frightfulIy drunk and they were seen
to be in very dangerous mood, The
upshot was that one man, Ugai Tora'xi
was suddenly attacked by the other
two men and, after a bloody fight, was
left ,unconsciods from loss Of blood In
q room which resembled a slaughter
house when the police arrived on the
scene. '.'r ..s
From the story told by the wounded
man it appears that he and two other
Japanese, Kurishigi and Noraki, had
been having real old fashioned sake
and wine b6ozefest. The wine and
sake was passed around at rapid
rate Of speed for some hours and then
n row began. The reason for the fight
is not known, as the Wounded man is
very hazy about the matter. However,
utter an hour or so of argument and
scrapping, it seems that real fight
started and then q knife was procured
from somewhere 'or another. 1t was
an ordinary az. X. L." knife, but it
was as sharp as "A razor and when
used by one or both Of the men who
assaulted Ugai, was converted into a
very dangerous weapon.
Thc'!men who attacked their friend
cut him up badly, and when he was
found later on 1t was seen that he was
nearly dead from loss of blood. His
arms, hands and head were sliced and
gashed i'm many places. In fact, when
some neighbors found the man they
thought he was dead. However, after
being taken to the hospital he revived
sufficiently to be able to tell his story,
Then the police got busy and search
was begun for the men who did the
cutting up. r. IT. ...' ..'-...... 3D.,
SO far no trace has been found OF
the two wanted men, and it is thought
that they have made their way TO some
plantation camp along the Hamakua
coast and are endeavoring to remain
hidden until the hne and cry abates
The police however, under Deputy
Sheriff Martin, are securing the eoun.
try for the men and confidence is ex.
pressed regarding their ultimate cap,
ture. Il
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
MILDLY SCANDAL J. .
lobe PR0BEB
VERY THOROUGHLY

IAssooiated Press BY Federal wirslass)
WASHINGTON, June 6.--,Following
conference yesterday with the Pres.
dent, Secretary of the Navy Daniels
appointed q court of inquiry to in,
vestigate the charges against certain
of the fmidshipmen at Annapolis, these
charges being that they secured in ad,
vance of their examinations a list Of
the questions to be asked and. other
advance information concerning the
tests. .
The inquiry will be sweeping one
and the board has been directed to re-
port on what midshipmen other than
those detected have had any cOnnec.
ton with the cheating. 1t is suggest
ed, in the instructions given to the
board, that some of the, instructors may
be involved in the Irregularities un
covered.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
British Charge Arranging To Get
Americans and Others Out of
Danger - Horseback Travel
For Sixty Niles To PaChuCa
TRANSPORT TO MEET
REFUGEES At VERA CRUZ
Famine and Insult the Share Of
Americans In Mexican Capital
While Suffering Is Common
Elsewhere Throughout Republic
tA.uOcil.sd rrsss iSy Federal wIrslsus)

(Associated Press by Federal wireless.) F..
WASHINGTON, June 6.-The situa.
ton in the City Of Mexico is daily grow
ing worse, the Americans there suffer
ing in the famine that has the city in
its grip and being also subjected to
the additional insults of the Populace
induced by the news Of the warning
sent to the various Mexican chieftains
by President Wilson. Other foreigners
are suffering, although their activities
are less interfered with by the Next.
cans and there is much less danger to
them Of personal violence.
These are the reports which have been
received officially by the state depart
ment and confirmed by the reports re.
ceiyed by the American Red Cross,
which latter reports state that the en-.
tire population in the Mexican, capital
and in many other parts Of Mexico
is continuing to suffer from hunger.
British Plan Escape
F..
Under British auspices an effort is to
be made to get the Americans and
other foreigners out of the City of
Mexico. The British charge d 'affaires
inthe City of Mexico is endoavoring to
make arrangements where by the for.
eigners will he allowed to leave the
city by horseback, travelling in this
way as far as Pachuca, some sixty miles
northeast Of the capital, to which point
the railroad from Vera Cruz lis open
Here trains for Vera Cruz may be TAX
en-. s.tt e.. EE
For the accommodation Of the Older
women and the young children, who can
not travel on horseback, it is thought
possible to secure number Of automo
biles as far as Pachuea. II p.
Transports To Vera Cruz vi @
The war department, at the reques'
of,the state department, has arranged I,
despatch the army transports Bufort
and Fitzpatrick, now at Galveston, :,
Vera Cruz, where they will take on thu
American and other refugees, for trans
portation to the United States. Tn,
transports will sail at once and vii
take aboard those refugees already q
Vera Cruz. :
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
ADMIRAL BEN SON WARNS
AMERICANS TO PREPARE
FOR "A POSSIBLE CRISIS
Strong Navy and An Adequate and Well
Equipped Army Are Surest Protection
Against Possible War e
i,tAssOciatod Press by Federai wirsloss)

PHILADELPHIA June GA warning 70 the United States
prepared military eventualc the conclusion OF
European voiced in uncertain words last night by
chief Of the bureau OF naval oper
navy department who spoke dinner given in his
honor by group Of Phladephians tkSSfE8 ~. .11
Benson stated that he believed the nation should be
prepared meet any crisis that might arise "A
The way which this country may avoid crisis and
the United States trouble being
upon by being absolutely buwarked against it with
strong adequate navy well equipped and adequate
he said e E AZ. FaFibg8f# u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
JAPANESE ANTS .
STRIpINGHARDIO !.
DEFEAT OKOnA
Associated Pfoss by Federal wireless

ASSOCIATED Pfoss by Federal wirsiess) 81
TOXIC, June 8. - The opposition
members in the house, having failed
to impeaeh the okuma ministry for
failure to enforce the demands of ia
van upon China, introduced another
resolution today calling for the i'm
peachment of X. Oura, minister of
home. affairs, charging him with VIC.
lating the election laws.
oura was assigned to the duty of
seeing that the elections in March
were honest, and is charged with
eorruptly receiving present of 1000
yen from a candidate for the lower
house. ~ H. ..s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
DENMARK GIVES
FRANCHISE right
10 ALL women
lA.soela..d Pr..s b red,ral wlrele,..l

Associated Press By Federal wireless)
COPENHAGEN, June 5.--The sixty
sixth anniversary Of the signing of the
charter Of 1870, which has been the
Consultation Of Denmark ever since,
was marked by tho passage in the Dan
ish parliament Of new Constitution,
which provides for full women Is suffrage
and abolishes the special electoral pri-
vilegss which heretofore have given
the weather classes a prepOnderance
n-the government.
The present Constitution was signed
on, june 5, lS49. Itpprovides for a
government by the Rigsdag, acting in
conjunction with the sovereign. The
Rigsdag, or Diet, is composed of two
houses, the Landsthing, or senate, twelve
members Of which are nominated for
life by the sovereign, the others being
elected indirectly by the votes of the
larger landowners oftthe kingdom. The
lower house, or Folkethinq, is elected
by direct vote Of the people, the fran,
ehise being restricted to males thirty
years old, or over, who have not received
public charity without having rePaiI the
amounts''so received and who are not
In private service and not maintaining
their own households. j.. r."
The Constitution just adopted ex'
tends the franchise equally to men md
women thirty years old or over, whether
landowners, household maihtainers OF
otherwise. I<sF r. .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
DOMINICAN | ! ! MONKS :. ..
ARRESTED AS spies
tAssoela.sd Prs.s ~ rsdsraI, .Nllelss..l

BARI, Italy, June give monks,
residents in Dominican monastery
here, were placed under arrest last
night by the military authorities, ae-
eused Of. being in communication with
the enemies of Italy. Residents Of
Bari state that during the past several
nights flashlights have appeared over
the sea, and the monks ara suspected
of making the signals. They viii be
brought before rourt,martial fOI
trial.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
JAPANESE TAKE PART
IN LABOR CONFERENCE
Especial to Hawaii shInpo.)

NOPoCIdI % IIdWdII DHlHPV'I = :
: BAN FRANCISCO, June 5.--For the
first time in the history of labor Japan
will be represented at labor confer
enee in America. The two Japanese la
Dor leaders selected as members of the
American Labor Conference, to be held
at the exposition in September are M.
seizwiki Of the Japanese University Of
Toxic and NJ. Yoshimatsu, a leading ed
itOr of Toxic. %t.t 1" .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
DITCH "TRIP NOT
FO)R}DREADNOUGRTs
Associated Press BY FEDERAL wtrsIsss>

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal WirslsssD
& WASHINGTON, June 5.--President
Wilson has agreed that it is unwise for
an attempt to be made to take the At
lantie feet through the Panama Canal
In July, owing to the danger from slides.
. 4 formal announcement Of the decir
sion is expected soon. General Goethals
builder Of the canal, has reported that
the condition of the Gaillard cut is
such that it cannot he definitely prom
ised, that the feet could pass the canal
on the date in prospect. ~ u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
0FlP0LICE IN SUCH
A. CROOKED DEALT
ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal wireless. }

SAN FRANCISCO, June 5.--Afidav-
Its have been presented to President
Neyland of the state board Of control
alleging that the opium traffic is pro
tected in California, that attorneys and
employees of the state board of phar-
macy, policemen and habitues of the
underworld are involved. ,r14 81
Chief Inspector Sutherland accuses
Inspector White, brother of the chief
of police, Inspectors Scott and Carmack
of accepting brides. r.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
DOUBLE CELEBRATION 4 Y.
AT GERMAN HEADQUARTERS

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirsiess.)
BERLIN, June Sat the Kaiser g
headquarters the Archduke Frederick
of Austria today celebrated his birth
day as well as the fall of Przemysl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
BIAzoN TYrE NOT NEoEssARY.

( Chamberlain q, Collie, Cholara. and
headline TO attract theppublie eye. The
simple statement that 4all chemists sell
II is sufficient, as everygfamily' knows
Its value. 1t has been used for forty
years, and Is just what its name i'm
plies, For sale by all dealers. Benson,
Smith & Co., Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
Prolonged BY
Italy, But the
EndIsCeHain

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal witeisss,)
TT ANovER, Germany, June a.
LII Field Marshal Won linden
burg, writing to . friend in this city,
says: 100 81.
"The treacherops intervention Of
supposed friends Of Germany into
the,war has postponed the, time when
we shall bring the lighting TO an end,
and the hours Of the campaign being
fought for the Fatheriand are there
fore being prolonged. But, nothing
that can, happen now can change the
final RESULTS. Germany win emerge
from this great war victorious, I am
firmly convinced Of this"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
CONSTANTINE VERY
lLL--iOPERATl0N is a.,
DECREE OF Physicians
fAssoeiatad Pros BY Federal Wireless.l

, ATHENS, June 5.-King Constan.
tine of Greece, whose condition for
several weeks has caused anxiety but
who was reported better a few days
ago, is now known to be critically i'll.
He must undergo an operation which
will involve the removal of one or
more ribs. 49, n>-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
RESERvISTS OFF TO
WAR FIRST CABIN

NEW YORK, June C.--Three hun.
hre,t 1taliRu reservists, all cabin pas,
sengers, sailed from this port yesterday
TO join their regiments. Phey took
passage aboard the Italian liner Duca
delgi Abruzzi, bound for Naples,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
CLOUDBURSTi I'M KANSAS,

(hssoeiAted Press by Federal Wireiess1
KANSAS CITY, June 5.---Fiyes per-
sons were killed Yesterday by storms in
Kansas, which in places assumed the
of tornadOes. t.stfs.. .#e.n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
NEW YORKER C0NFESSES
TO BEING A SPY
Associated Press by Federal wirslsss1

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal WirelessD
LONDON, June 5.-OlIcial.-Robp;t
Rosenthal has confessed to being
German spy. He said the Germalu
sent him to Englanl from New York
to obtain information upon the Brit
ish navy.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-21

Oimo erlag, erfldrte in ieiner 9tnte-
mortem- 9Insiage, OaB ser 9lnsriif Occ
Strifer p0aig obne ieOc @rouofation
inO obne @arnung erfolgte uuO OaB
feiner Der itrifenOen 9lrbeiter Der
Ciingeriabrif 6ewaifuet mar.
Garman Eottp fanu wic oie 9(er5te
i'm Soipitol scr n9lleriau 9riioer"
81 @li5a6et6 6cute @orgen erfldrten,
ni9t ge6eilt perOeu Sein N6leben
lei itiiuolid 81 crmorten. Seine 9lnte-
mortcm-9Iusiagen Oeden iid nit oe-
neu 9lleiianOros. Sic Strifcr be-
6ouptcn OoB Oie 6irma oen Siilis-
Sderiifs, pelhe nidts peiter ais
9lep-Yorfer n@unmen" ieicn gum
groBten Ebeile 6eiulidermeiie mif
i6ren gooten ans 9}em- Seriep ent-
fcrnt babe. Sie ieien nad Staten
Sslano biniibergebradt wor0en. gl6cr
Die @ertreter Der 6a6rifen leugnen
Oie5 a6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-21

N6oui nit brutaler Stimme. Sein
@eiidl nit Ser unoeriennbaren 9rin=
iernaie io6 in Der @rreguns ncd) abz
itoBen0er aus nls aepDbnlicb.
limb dnoere 8incer MAIDEN bod
ou6 nidt foldr @eI1i6ten. Sc lit su
i6redlicD fir uns," DermifteItc feline
6rou uno leote ibm befdnfiiqeno Die
6en0 ouF SEN Nrm. U2on mertte
i6rer lpeiden Gimme an, oaB iie Wlit=
lei0 srregsn unb ben &ommiiidr be-
rubiasn folIte, Der ii6 fi1tlin burc9 bic
9lrt i6res Mannes berlcBt fiibltc.
QDeil iie eeraOe BEN 3u9ang gu Dem
@angt beriperrien, ben 6ans 81 be-
nubcn pflegts, nm linter ben Sirius
81 geloneen, ldlug er ben @orbang
auriid. I'm burt9 bic Monege III oebcn.
Gr criarat faf, ais er iis gang BOIL
4:nCer ioh.
Ollie Iprcden DurTeinarber un0
iraren gum gr5Rien Sell in ie6r frDbz
liher. erpnrtunesp0lIer Gtimuulna.
Sie 3irtustinner hatten iidp untcr Iit
oemil1t, bbqIcim lie nit 0iefen Qrpben
nints su TIN hotten; iia rurben in Der
6onoluns Der @antonime beffIitiat.
t0dbrenb bic fremocn Sfinber ben @bor
biloen lontsn. 9lls Der Direttor aes
robe anfanqen rollte, iie fir bic bers
fDieDenen Grnppen 3uEommensufelz
len, 6otte bic Tran55iin i9n abaeruFen.
neil Der poIi5sitommiiidr gefommcn
ipor.
2ufretia itanb lodenO bor bsm
bideu @ou. Der ben Baud borItredtc
uno bic Baden aufblies, nm nom
bider su erfmeirsn als sr inon mar.
god ois lie Sans fab, lief Iie i5m eats
sesen unO rief i1On aus rer Gntfer=
nuHs:
.Su, gobbi Qloumi 1T ansgstnif-
FEM"
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roTdt rWatum benn9"
~Gr loIlte 5eute nadrnittag cinea
Soltomortalc pom Brett runter in Die
Moneoe mafer. BON odt Dieter So0be.
lln0 bnbor batte er iolts 9lngft. Sein
@atsr per9out i'm INNER ma4tig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-21
"a" ., Jnlru o. 3lHarltkr1t

is6r fein. GGon nit bier Sohren
fonnte er nit brei 8dllen orbstten.
Iber ais er auf einmal 70 f6lant purz
oc, berlangte iein @ater, oob er 5liez
genber Mlenic tpirO.
nS5lie9enber W}eniG9" froqte 6ans,
Der ben 9lusOrud ME geb5rt bate.
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muB ct bon einem Hed gum an6eren
rrntcrflisgeH. cic gong nett ouseinons
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idpn elmer oroa. 9os foll bonn lpd=
Ter Ieire S@mcfer Bella Iein. 9ie
muB er bann lei ben 6Gnben FaFen,
nenn er runtcrfliegt. 9or6er muB er
ober einen Soltomoriale in Der 2uft
mnden. Das 1T fchr i@per. @s
bauert ned Gin paar Sabre, e6c er bas
berfuAen Oorf Grit muB er es bom
8rett runter lernen. llno jebt III er
ausgeiniffen."
nMenn ieir @oter nur flii6er nit
ION angeiongeu Bate, f0nnte es iuo6l
eeben" iagte gioriu, n0err BsuOoz
lin 6et neulio1 seia9t ipenn Elm Nino
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man ni&ts msbr Orous MAIDEN"
9utreiic iGcB bos @lut pl6blit2
gum Ser5sn. Sbr @eii6t puros bloB.
gldt ooer neun Sa6re9 .... Sie mar
eff
ltn6 iis pollte bod aunItreiterin
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bas sefagt hatic. llno Serrn WenOos
lin aud. 2lber mas berIano Gerr
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rint einmoI leinen 6albliiB Dreiiieren.
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