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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-05-15
Some Lights and Sidelights On
the Campaign Now Approaching

leading Democrats asking Walsh to
consent to make the race, stating
they believed him to be the strongest
man in the party for the position and
assuring him of their hearty support.
Walsh has not given a decided
answer, but has it under considera-
ton. 1t is generally believed by his
friends that his official announcement
will be forthcoming in a few days.
When mention was made in the
Appeal a short time ago that Joe
Farnsworth would probably be
brought out by his friends as can
didate for congressional honors,
some questioned the seriousness of
the suggestion, but be that as it
may, the fact remains, that discus
sion of his candidacy by prominent
Democrats has brought forth strong
arguments by his admirers that
Farnsworth is a great vote getter.
However, all admit that Ed Game
of Elko is strong candidate who can
also win. Farnswortf's friends claim
that he is the most available man
with which to beat Roberts; that the
Democratic party has been for six
years trying to dig UP man who
could deliver a Knockout blow to
the prize vote getter of the Republic
can party, and they are satisfied that
Farnsworth has the punch to do it.
But to all this Joe has very little to
say.
The Supreme Court clerkship de-
pends almost altogether upon who is
nominated for congress. If Ed Game
of Elko is nominated it will naturally
,, eliminate Kenneth from the race, as
Elko county would hardly expect
both positions. That would leave a
clear field for Mighels, unless some
candidate from the south sprang up,
and rumors are to the effect that
there will be candidate from there
outside Of Clyde Johns son, who, from
all reports, has definitely decided
not to make the race. But in the
event that Judge Walsh should Sc
cure the nomination for supreme
Judge the southern section will be
we'll taken care of and could not ex-
pect anything more.
Friends of McCarran see in the cam
Continued on Fourth Pagel
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-05-15
Royal HaWaiianS
at Grand Tonight

The Hawaiian Singers and Players,
who will be at the Grand theater this
evening will give the people rare
treat in musical line. These peo-
pie of the South Sea Islands are well
known over the world as natura.
born musicians. The musical circles
OF the larger cities as well as the
smaller ones are now in training to
become experts on the weird native
instrument peculiarly known as the
''u<elele" This company has with
them Charles Wilcox, who is known
as the leading ''ukelele" artist.
An added attraction to this pleas
ing program will be the screaming
ly funny Charlie Chaplin in two-reels
of fun, Caught In a Cavaret." Mr..
Chaplin draws the largest salary OF
any comedian in the world.
The prices of admission will be, Is
and 25 cents, any seat.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-05-15
EASEMENT GIVEN PRELIMINARY
FOR |NC|T|NG IRISH REBELLION
One Witness TeStifieS His LOrdShip
Had Offered Imprisoned Soldiers
$50 Each to Desert Britain'S Cause
and Fight Under Colors of Ger
many--About Fifty Accepted

hearing of Easement is preliminary,
the crown reserving much Of its evi-
dence for the formal trial which will
come later. Enough was presented
to show that Easement had planned
to land several expeditions. The evi-
dence also showed that the German
auxilliary, which was sunk off Ire
land when Easement was landed, car
ried 10000 rifles, 100000 rounds OF
ammunition, ten machine guns and
many bombs. Attorney General
Smith exhibited the flag Of the Irish
republic Bailey's confession was
read and stated that when he and
Easement landed, the latter went to
Tralee, where Easement expected to
meet a number Of rebel leaders but
they failed to arrive.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-05-15
Final Judgment
In Johnson Case

In the case of Johnson against
Garner, known here as the johnson
case" almost cause celebre, and
which has been pending in the Fed
eral court since the early summer
of 1913, Judge harrington rendered
his decision this morning on all mat
ters involved except that he left open
for further action the matter of an
accounting yet to be had by Mrs.
Johnson with the Summerheld John
son company.
The court gave Mrs. Johnson half
OF all the community property and a
money judgment for $l1,75S.36, and
allowed her $500 for costs. He also
gave judgments to the Tonopah
Banking corporation and Ada Smith,
respectively, in the neighborhood of
S., 600 each against the estate OF W.
5. Johnson proper, and also allowed
and disallowed. many claims against
the estate.
He allowed T. F. Bonneau as re-
ceiver $500, and the receivers at
torney, George A. Bartlett, $1,000.
He allowed ]. T. Garner, administra
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-05-15
[Bv United Press1


LONDON, May 15.-The trial Of
Lord Easement began i'll the Bow
Street police court this morning. The
tiny courtroom was packed and the
prisoner smiled as he entered Dan
iel Bailey, a soldier who was arrest
ed in Ireland on April 2lst, accom-
panied Easement to the dock Attor-
ney General Smith recited the formal
charge and declared Easement was
plotter in the Irish rebellion and
planned to land several expeditions
in Ireland. Before being arrested he
had endeavored to wean imprisoned
Irish soldiers from the Allies, but few
were seduced. Easement and Bailey
reached Ireland aboard the German
submarine U-1o. John Robinson, an
Irish prisoner in Germany, testified
that Easement offered Irishmen i'll
his camp $50 each to desert He said
that fifty Irishmen accepted and en-
listed in the German army. Easement
promised that if Germany was de
feated he would transport the desert
erS to America.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-05-15

Arrangements are about all COM
pleted for Good Roads day tonnor-
row. The engineers in charge will
make their final trip over the road
this afternoon tagging all points
where work is to be performed. Vol
unteers will stop at first point indi-
Gated by flag, where crew is not
already at work, and proceed with
labor as indicated by written instruc-
tions attached to flag.
\ substantial luncheon a la cafe
terra will be served at Muskgrove
creek promptly at l o'clock. Crews
engaged on particular work which
they do not wish to leave, may have
their lunches delivered to them by
autos on indication of such desire.
Superintendent Royce of the In
dian school telephoned to Chairman
Adamson this morning that he would
have twelve men and team and
wagon to assist in the good work.
His men will be taken over in his
auto.
Manager Holman of the Carson
Hot Springs wishes the Appeal to
announce that the springs are at the
disposal OF all the workers at the
lose OF the days work for a good
hot bath free of charge and hopes
that all will avail themselves OF this
invitation.
Charles Taylor has donated the use
OF his team and wagon for the haul
ing of the edibles, tables and dishes
for the luncheon at Musgrove creek.
Autoes for the transportation of all
workers will be at the Arlington
hotel promptly at o'clock when the
start will be made. There will be
plenty of autoes and plenty OF room
for all The committees wish to inn
press upon all the necessity OF show
els. picks and hammers, and ask that
all who have any OF these articles to
be sure to bring them along and the
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-05-15
PRESIDENT WILL CALL ENGLAND
DOWN FOR MAIL INTERFERENCE
With Secretary Lansing Is Penning
Vigorous Protest On the Subject
Expected Note Will Insist On
Absolute Freedom of All Ameri-
can Mail

plans new protest The last step
taken was when the British memo
randum was received indicating Brit
aims Willingness to concede some
points, but apparently it did not go
far enough. 1t is expected the ad-
ministraton will not insist on the en-
tire freedom OF American mail. Many
protests from American business men
have been received,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-05-15
No Confirmation
of Any New Raids
[By United Pressl

WASHINGTON, May l5.-Gener-
all Scott today presented Secretary
Baker with information that will be
helpful in guiding the future course
in Mexico. He said that Obregon
refused to put his cooperation prom
Use in writing, but offered assistance
which will be helpful if there is no
outbreak by the detached Carranzista
garrisons.
Baker said that Scott was optimis-
tic. The war department has no con-
frmation of any new raids.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-05-15
NEGRO MURDERER, 18Y YEARS OLD,
TAKEN OUT BY MOB AND BURNED
Had Been Sentenced to Death and
Was On Way From Court Room
to Jail When Seized by Crowd
Hung First and Then Dropped
Into Flames

mercy. They dragged him to the
square, where the leader of the crowd
tied rope about his neck and jerked
him into the air as thousands cried
"burn him. The leader then poured
Oil on the heap Of crates and cord
wood which had been piled beneath
the three. This was lighted and the
rope cut. Washington, shrieking,
dropped into the flames, the yells of
the crowd drowning his cries. He
burned for twenty minutes.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-05-15
[By United Pressl

WACO, Tex, May 15.-A MOB, es-
timated in the thousands, stormed
the courthouse today, seized Jesse
Washington, an 1S-year-o1d negro,
and burned him to death on City Hail
square for numbering Mrs Elizabeth
Fryar, aged Sc, farmers wife. AS
soon as Judge Munro sentenced
Washington to be hung a mob sur-
rounded Sheriff Fleming and took
the prisoner despite his prayers for
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-05-15

AS the time approaches for the
convening OF the national convention
of both parties to nominate candi-
dates for president and vice-president
interest in state and local politics
begins to warm up; in other words,
the political pot is simmering. The
primaries to elect delegates to the
state conventions Of both parties
will be held on Tuesday, August 9Th.
while the state nominations will be
held ON Tuesday, September 5th, at
a place to be selected by the state
central committee of each party, and
the county conventions will be held
on Tuesday, September 10Th, at the
county seat of each county. There
is nearly month between the time
the primaries are held and the con-
vening of the state conventions,
which is another angle of the situa-
ton that presents an interesting
thought, and no doubt will cause
much anxiety and worry among the
different candidates. Conferences
and caucuses will be numerous dur
ing that period, as political fences
are liable to become disarran2ed,
wires crossed and a feeling of inse-
curity created in the minds or the
different candidates. This might be
interesting to the public, but will be
hard on the candidates. One of the
candidates expressed himself thus1
wise: 81 wish the fellow that framed
that primary law and worked it
through the legislature was in hades."
To which the other candidates add
amen.
The senatorial situation in both
parties is seemingly in a state Of
quietude, but to close observer in
politics it is only the calm before
the storm. Plenty of underground
plotting and scheming is going on,
but is being as carefully concealed
and ere long many things will crop
to the surface and the public Will
then get on to the fact that there has
been something doing all the time.
In the interests of the candidacy Of
Pittman and McCarran the friends Of
! both are making strenuous efforts to
control the convention
The coming out of George A. Bart
lett as a candidate for the supreme
judgship was one of the surprises
| in political circles last week, al
though it was pretty we'll understood
that at a conference Of a few politi-
cal leaders in the office of a promi-
nent state official in the state capitol
about two weeks ago the matter was
discussed and it was then and there
tentatively decided that Bartlett
should ccme out as a candidate. In
the meantime the friends of Judge
| Emmett Walsh, hearing Of this, be-
gan writing him letters urging him to
! become a candidate, and this phase
of the situation became public when
/ Robert Richards, Chairman of the
Washoe Democratic county central
committee, fired in a number Of tele.
grams signed by himself and Other
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-05-15
Nevadan Called by Death.

Last Saturday w. W.. Booth, editor
of the Tonopah Bonanza, received a
telegram announcing the death Of. his
brother, J. E. Booth, at Yreka, Cal.
Deceased was 90 years OF age and
came to Nevada with his parents in
1851. He lived in different parts Of
Nevada until about twelve years ago,
when he went to California, where
he resided until called by death.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-05-15
tBy United Pressl

WASHINGTON May 15.-Presi-
dent Wilson is preparing a vigorous
message to England regarding the
seizure O. mai and the state depart
ment is collecting figures showing
how far England has gone in seizing
American mail. Secretary Lansing
declared that the entire subject OF
mails as now under consideration" "
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-05-15
Pioneer Woman Dies

Mrs. Catherine Barrett, an old-time
resident OF Empire, died at Reno yes
terday after prolonged illness. Mrs.
Barrett was native Of Ireland and
70 years of age. The remains will
arrive at Empire tomorrow morning
and will be buried in the Empire cem-
etery. Father Garland will conduct
services at the grave.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-05-15
Road Workers Will Assemble at
Arlington at s O'clock Tomorrow

Good Roads" committee will be re-
sponsible for their return.
Additional luncheon contributions
have been received from Sam Platt s.
and l.. Tognini, s..
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-05-15
duplicates American Priest
by United Pressl

By United PreSSI
LONDON, May Is. - Daniel
O'Brien, an exchanged prisoner, tes-
tilted that Father Nicholone, an
American priest, aided Lord Case
ment in attempting to induce 5000
Irish prisoners to desert.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-05-15
Claim British Failed
[By United PresSl

BERLIN, May 15.-It is announc-
ed the British unsuccessfuHy at
tempted to recapture the positions
the Germans captured near Hulluch
They broke down under artillery fire
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-05-15
Three Good Mexicans
GBv United Press1

LAGUNA DE ITASCALE, Mex,
May 15.-American troops under
Lieutenant George Patten killed three
Mexicans when attacked at the Rubio
ranch. No Americans were injured.
The dead included Julio Cardenas,
Nillista captain.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-05-15
[By United Pressl

WASHINGTON, May 15.-It is
learned by private government ad-
vices there is danger OF a massacre
Of Christians in Syria that is expect
ed to surpass all past Armenian mas
sacres
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-05-15
Four Killed In Explosion
[Bv United Press

PHILADELPHIA, May 15.-There
was an explosion at noon in the Re-
pauno Chemical plant at Gibbstown.
Four were killed and four injured.
Philadelphia and its suburbs were
shaken.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-05-15
Caperton Lauds Marines

WASHINGTON, May 15.-Admiral
Caperton reported today that he had
landed marines at Santo Domingo,
but did not state the number. Caper-
ton commands about 500 marines.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-05-15
Capture German Trenches

PARIS, May 15.-It is announced
the French have captured the first
line of German trenches near Yer
man-Devillers. Bombarding con-
tinues in the Avocourt wood.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-05-15
EVENTS

or were repulsed in hand to hand
fighting.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-02

Scr Stirm Scr in Der lesten
Sreitag Habt iiber bieie @egenb 5og
mar bon iolder Scftiefeit, bob piele
@obnunecn ms Sdlwanfen eerietben
unb Die 8epobner cribedt aus ibren
8etten Sprangei,. Son eirem Sbcile
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9ad berabgepebt, mGbreno elmer Der
Sdorltcine oes @bite Soufe Sotel
bonn Stllrm berabgelporfeu murbc.
8ieIe Sbit- unb SdattenbGilmc ipllr.
ben ~umgetpebt unb betrahtliher
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iaht. anf Der Sarm oes Gbas.
8ebrenb. Orei Meilcn oltlid bon bier
ipurbc Die Sdeuer abgeSad)t u,b picIe
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&c bier in geipobntcr @eiie gefeiert.
Die olten Seteranen lr,b MitgIieber
bes Wantparing Eoit Der g.. u. 81.
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Siibrer Haitor &asmann ioipie Die
Sdulfinoer nnb 2ebrer maidirten
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5. $anien nadmittags nod oenl
&irdbofe, mo- iid bereits cine oniebn.
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einseiunben botte. Ha1 ben gerc-
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cine cinbrilfspoIle unb pa.
triotiide @eoadtnibreoe. Die 8ei.
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Sabren iebr gelidtet, unb nilr ettpa
Elm 9ltenb batten iib ont 9ienstag
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-02

on benz Mori6e nod benz &irdbofe
betbeiIiet. no Dor foitm 5ebn Sabren
nod mcbr oils Die fiinffade In5abl an
Der Seier bes observation-disclosures
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brefen bes differs boben biele Der
nod iibrig eebliebenen maderen Sci,
Den bon Der oiesidbrigen getbeili.
gling obgebolten.
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tbal rcidte am Nittmod Dor 5rie.
bcnsridter 8. s. Stoenner cine
aInge geeen ieinen Nadbar Slilius
Barrels Elm, in melber oieicr beiduI-
oist miro brei Slid &inbpieb, Die
Barrels eeboren, in brlltaler 8eiie
gepeinigt urb gefoltert at baben ins
Dem or oenielben angeblid aus
Sta6eIorabt perfertiete Sode ltmge-
bGngt babe. 8areis bebauptet Die
Sode DEM Sieb anaebangt 5n bubeu
Inn iic boran au binbern burh Die
9rabtfens lit iein SeIb al %eelanse,t.
@ud bebol,ptet er bab Die Stadeln
oes Drabtes aus ipeIdem Dos Sod
perfertigt poroen iein Toll, crit flad
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Die n9dite @eriammIuna oes
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-02


SRI. Marearetba Sduet, bon
Gbamois, ipar ON Doriaen 8reitog
bier, nl,f 9eiid bel ibren Ingebo.
rieen.
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Reffe, See 9ess, reiiten an lesten
Wontae. gum 9eiud, nod Sefferion
9th.
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ct. 2ouis, peilt geeenmartis als
@ait I'M Seim bon 6rie Gang unO
Satin.
-Srau Sp. &immel. nebit Sobn
SIopo befanoen iid ONT norieen @itt.
mod aif 8eiud bel 5reunben in
8aibineton.
-Srau Sartmunb, aus Der Gdbe
bon Ban. mibte iid am pergangcnen
Sreitag, in Or. Saffner's Soipital,
elmer 8linbbarm . Separation unter.
5ieben.
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ter, Srau @ertens, iino ON lesten
'Sonntae nod Seras gereiit, no Tie
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iid, beiuhsWeiie, bier Ronatc auf5u-
baIien geoenfen.
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terfen Siianita, iotuie bcrenS dmase-
rim, SRI. 9eIba Sdott, bon SefferIon
gitp. befinoen iid mebrere Gage bier
aIs @aite bon &idter Sbeo. @raf un6
Satin.
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iid Dor ungefdbr 5pei 8oder, I'M
Saffner Soipital, elmer &rebs 9e.
banolune unteraoe, lit am Srei.
tas. poIIitGnbis eebeilt, nadbauie aus
riideefebrt.
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Godtern Snndon uno Golette, trafen
am perganeenen Samstag bon Sad.
ionpille. SlIs. bier Elm, auf Elm paar
8ohen 5itm geiud bel Hihter Sbeo.
8raf unb @attin.
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in ct. 2piiS Gountn, bel ibren 81
tern, 9li,g. 2angenbocrfer unO @ut-
tin, auf 9eiud mar, lit ON @ontag
nod 8orrensburg gereiIt, ltln Den
CONNER. <riits Der borti9cn Sdule
gu beiu6en.
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Der bieiigen MilhIc cine Stelic belief.
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nod benz bcllofborten GbonlniS 500,
lit jebt Yr1iibeut Der GbamoiS Mil.
ling Co.. beS gr6Btcn @etreibc,
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braht baben, ionIt bate Der fleinC
@inoitoB. ON Sonntag Hadmittag
benielben nidt oidt iiber Dem Gro.
boocn abbreden tonnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-02
-Naditen Wontag reeelmdbige
g~eriommlune bes Stabtratbs.

-ytQUlIeH VtpIuug IeBetHlubl9e
@eriommlune bes Stnbtratbs.
Sim 9ienstns 4beno finSet cine
8eriammIune oes Commercial Club
itatt.
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bon Morriion b%efanoen iid geitcrn
unter ben bieiisen geiudern.
@berIin & Sobs liefern Gis IN
allen auantit1ten in allen Sbeilen
Der Stabt ab. Wtan telcpbonire Gr.
1853.
SRI. gmlno Goopmann bon ct.
2ouis mar am Sonntag un6 Montoe
bier gu @alt bel Der 5amilie Geo.
Coll.
-3miiten Dem 0to. Sacific unb
benz Sermann 9aiebau Club miro
am Sonntag bier elm @ettipieI itott.
finben.
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Wausbun6.
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abortion fparen eeltern bier ailf Be-
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Ingeborigen.
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Wepers, Ser idon ldngere 3eit lei.
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ar6tliden 9%ebonblung gebradt.
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Sefferion Gitp unb Srall 8m. Settler
bon aonias Gitp befin6en iid felt Ell.
nigen Sogen bier gum geiltd ibrer
beta9ten Wlltter, @ittlpe 2ris Ballet.
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g~leitete geitern feline @attin bis nod
Serrnann, bon no aus 2ebtere nod
Columbia, gto. reilte, I'M ibrcr BORT
fuobnbaften Eodter einen 9eiuh ab,
auitatten.
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