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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-24

Among champion long distance calli
for official meetings is a wireless
from Charles r. Forbes, chairman d
the public utilities commission, in
structing that body to assemble on the
day after his arrival next week from
the mainland Forbes sent the mes
sage from San Francisco.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-24

: Another lucky catch of big fish
was made by q Japanese fisherman,
Mino Tatani, who caught 750-polnd
seabass or Jewish (hapInpuu),
which sold for 800 ut the fish mar
ket and later realized over $3.50 at re-.
tail. = ~ ~-as-.~ IS
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-24

TWO boys who escaped from the re-
form school at Waialee last October
were captured at 8 o'clock this morn
ing on the beach road by Probation
Officer Joseph Leal. I'D
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-24

Something new in music Was en-
joyed by guests and friends OF the
Pleasanton when . Filipino orchestra
gave q concert at the hosiery.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-24

Members of the federal grand jury
are wanted in court at 9 O'Clock to-
morrow morning, the clerks office re-
ported shortly before press time this
afternoon. as.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-24

An action for the recovery of an
alleged debt of $325 was filed In cir
cult court this afternoon by David
Crowningberg against Chester A.
Doyle as administrator of the estate
of A. X. Dowsett. ~ s,. -.a
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-05-23
AIRCRAFT POLICY is
FORMALLY ANNOUNCED.

Washington. Formal announce
ment of the Governments policy as to
all types Of aircraft except Zeppelins
was made by the Council of National
Defense through Howard E. Coffin,
member Of the councils advisory COM
mission and head of the aircraft pro-
duction board, recently created.
The object aimed at for the first
year, according to Mr.. Coffin, is the
production of a minimum of $500
training and battle aeroplanes; the
education of from 5000 to 5000 avia-
tors and the doubling or more of the
producing capacity during the second
year.
Other plans include the establish
ment of nine aviation training fields,
three of which already have been
selected by the Wal Department and
construction work on which will be.
gin at once. Each will provide for
two aero squadrons of $50 men each
and have hangers and shop equip
ment for 72 machines. 1t will cost
approximately $1,000, 900 to equip
each field. Six American colleges are
to give cadet courses by July 1. The
first classes opened May 10 and Prof.
Hiram Bingham, of Yale University,
Is assigned at the War Department in
charge of this instruction..
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-05-23
GOVERNMENT REGULATION
OF THE COAL INDUSTRY
Proposed to Congress BY Federal

PROPOSED 10 No19TeSS ny FeQeFdl
Trade Commission.
Acknowledgement regulation
of the coal industry, including the fix
ing of prices, was proposed by the
Federal Trade Commission in a report
to Congress charging producers and
brokers with exacting e%xorbitant prof
it's, and blaming the present coal
shortage at consumption points on in
adequate transportation facilities.
"The price of bituminous coal,
which is a necessity, should be fixed"
said the report, according to the same
general principle which has been es-
tablished in the conduct of public util-
tiles, At a time like the present, ex-
cessive profits should not be permitted
to be extorted from the public by pro-
ducers and distributors of any prime
necessity OF life
In line with the Trade Commissions
statements concerning transportation,
the supreme court handed down a de-
cision UNFOLDING the power of the In
terstate Commerce Commission to
compel railroads to furnish a reason
ably adequate supply of coal cars
to handle normal and seasonable de-
mands for interstate commerce origi-
mating at mines along their lines. and
to award PREPARATION to shippers for
failure to supply cars.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-05-23
PERSH|NG TO LEAD
TROOPS IN FRANCE
AMERICAN GENERAL WILL COM.
MAND EXPEDITION ACROSS
WATERS.
REGULARS TO GO At ONCE
Americas Answer to Frances Appeal,
Troops Go at Earliest Practicable
.Date.-Pershing to Precede Soldiers.

Washington.-President Wilson or
dered that a division of regular troops,
commanded by Maj. Gen. John J.
Pershing, be sent to France at the
earliest practicable date.
This is the answer of America to
Frances plea that the Stars aud
Stripes be carried to the fighting front
without delay to hearten the soldiers
battling there with concrete evidence
that a powerful Ally has come to their
support against German aggression.
Announcement of the order follow
ed signing Of the selective draft war
army bill by the President and the
issuance of a statement that under the
advice of military experts on both
sides Of the water, the President
could not employ volunteers nor avail
himself of the "ine vigor and enthu-
siasm'' Of former President Roosevelt
for the expedition.
The army law provides for an ulti,
mate force of approximately 1000 900
men to back up the first troops to go
to the front. When the bill had been
signed, the President affixed his name
to a proclamation calling upon all men
in the country between the ages of 81
and 80, inclusive, to register them
selves for military service on June 5,
next The proclamation sets in mo-
ton Immediately machinery that will
enroll and sift 10, 900, 900 men and pave
the way for the selection of the first
500, 900 young, efficient soldiers with.
out Gripping the industries or com
merce of the nation or bringing hard.
ship to those at home.
Orders For Guard.
Even before the bill was signed,
the Wa Department announced that
the full strength of the National Guard
would be drafted into the United
States Army beginning July Is and
concluding August S. Orders to bring
the regiments to full war strength i'm
mediately accompanied the notifica-
ton sent to all governors. A mini
mum of $4,000 fighting men will be
brought to the colors under those Or
ders, supplementing the $4,000 regu-
lars who will be under arms by June
Is. This Virginia, North CAROLINA,
South Carolina and Tennessee guards
will be modified July Is.
1t is from these forces that the first
armies to join General Pershing at
the front will be drawn to be followed
within a few months by recurring
waves from the %selective draft armies,
the first SOC, 900 of whom will be mob
ilized September L.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-05-23
THOUSANDS ARE MADE HOME
LESS WHEN FLAMES SWEEP
RESIDENTIAL SECTION.
SEVENTY five BLOCKS BURN
Estimates on Loss Vary Between Two
and Three Million DolIars.-Soldiers
Guard Stricken Section.-Dynamite
Won Fight.

Atlanta, Ga. - Fire that swept
through a large section of Atlanta
from Decatur street north and north
east, cutting a clean swath of vary
ing widths, finally was brought under
control just before it reached the At
lanta baseball park.
The city is virtually under martial
law administered by hundreds of sol
diers who have been training at Fort
Mcpherson or National Guardsmen in
camp here acting under the direction
of Col. Charles R. Noyes, U. S. A, who
officially is under the guidance of the
Chief Of Police.
Thousands of homeless persons
were being fed and housed in the
Auditorium Armory, the Negro Odd
Fellows hall and in hundreds of pri-
vate homes. The most of them saved
only what they could carry, as house
hold goods piled in the streets in ad-
vance of the flames were devoured in
the rush of the conf1agration.
For six hours dynamite was resort
GU W ollu IL llidiAy "ol Lis iShI.
fighting apparatus sent from other
cities was of some aid and will be of
more as acre after acre of smolderlng
ruins await water to make them safe.
Only one death has been reported.
Mrs. Hodges died of shock after her
home burned. Sixty injured persons
were taken to hospitals, but it was re-
ported none was seriously hurt.
Approximately rs blocks were de-
vastated, but the area cannot be cor
rectly estimated by blocks as after the
fight at Ponce de Leon avenu the
flames skirted that thoroughfare on
the south side of the street for some
distance.
Officials would not hazard a guess
at the monetary loss. The destroyed
buildings ranged all the way from
shacks occupied by negroes to homes
up to $4,000 or $4,000. Some estimates
were between $4,000 600 or $4,000, 900,
but they were neither from authori-
tive sources nor based on calculations
to give them weight.
The blaze started in the Skinner
Storage and Warehouse Plant neal
Decatur street, just east of Fort street,
from a cause not determined. 1t
quickly spread to the small houses
nearby which were dry from lack of
rain and driven by a high wind, start
ed to rapidly eat its way north and
northeastWard.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-05-23
COL. ROOSEVELT WON'T
BE PERMITTED TO GO

Observation-Disclosures Roosevelt will
not be permitted to raise his volunteer
expedition to carry the American flag
against the Germans in France. On
signing the war army bill, President
Wilson issued a statement saying that,
acting under expert advice from both
sides of the water, he would be I'M
able to avail himself at the present
stage of the war Of the authorization
to organize volunteer divisions.
There vas talk in army circles
of the possibility that a way would be
found to use the former presidents
services in another way, but official
comment OF the subject was lacking.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-05-23
MARINE CORPS TO
GO WITH PERSH|NG
ALL THREE ARMS OF AMER'CAN
FIGHTING FORCES TO THE
FIRING LINE.
APPROXIMATELY 10000 MEN
American Destroyers Already COMBAT
ina u-Boat-Making Preparations
For a Military Census. new ro'ee'
to be Called.

washington.-All three arms OF
Americas fighting forces, the ain''
navy and marine corps, soon Will 10
represented in the war zones.
With American destroyers alreaoy
combating the U-boat menace III Hu-
ronean waters, and army regulars con-
centrating to carry the fog to the Dat
tie lines in Belgium and france d
regiment of marines was ~deslgnaIeo
today to Join the expeditionary FORCE
and round out the nations representa-
ton in the field.
The marines will be attached 10
he army division under deherai
Pershnig which is under orders "
proceed abroad as soon as practlcaoie'
Although details are mo- beng llaoe
public, it was calculated that with the
marine regiment, the total American
force now designated for land service
in Europe is close to 10000. An army
division at wal strength comprises
about $4,000 men, and upwards OIL H.
600 are expected to be In the nine
volunteer regiments of engineers no"
being recruited. The forestry regl-
ment and the marine regiment each
will number more than 1000. the
strength of the naval force in Euro
pean waters has not been revealed.
General Pershing and his staff will
sail for Europe ahead of the troops
as there is much to be done on the
other side to pave the way for final
training of the force and for the huge
army the United States is preparing
to pour across the seas after 1t as
rapidly as men can be trained and
equipped. For obvious reasons, no in
formation as to the time OF the Amerl-
can commanders departure or his
destination will be made public.
In all parts of the country state
officials redoubled their efforts at re-
cruiting the National Guard to wal
strength. Authorization reached them
almost simultaneously with the sign
ing of the army bill. The war de-
partment unfolded new elements of
it's plans for the guard, disclosing the
departments in which each division
will be trained.
Geographical Distribution.
A similar table Of geographical dis
tribution of divisions for the new Sc
lective army also was given out. 1t
follows closely the lines of the Ma
tional Guard division.
Distribution of the country by
states into the areas that will provide
the sixteen divisions of the selective
draft army. as announced by the wal
department, include:
Fifth division-New Jersey, Della
ware. Maryland, Virginia, Eastern
Department.
Sixth division - Tennessee, North
Carolina, South Sarolina. Southeast.
ern Department.
Seventh division&Georgia, Florida,
Alabama. Southeastern Department.
Eighth division - West Virginia,
Central Department.
Twelfth Observation-Disclosures, Louis
lana, Mississippi. Southeastern De-
partment.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-05-23
BRITISH SUFFER IN NAVAL
BATTLE IN THE ADRIATlC
Cruiser Damaged and Fourteen Drift
ers Are Sunk.

erS Are Sunk.
London.-The British admiralty an
nounced that IA drifters had been sunk
IN a raid by Austrian light cruisers in
the Adriatic Sea and that the British
light cruiser Dartmouth was tor
pedoed in a subsequent engagement
with the Austrian warships, but reach
ed port safely.
The text of the staten snt reads:
"The admiralty announces that
from reports received from the rear
admiral commanding tie Adriatic
squadron, supplemented by the Ital-
ian official communicat: on, it ap-
pears that early Tuesday morning an
Austrian force consist, g of light
cruisers, subsequently re, nforced by
destroyers, raided the AtNed drifter
line and succeeded in sinll lg IA Brit
ish drifters from which, according to
the Austrian commun' e tiOnS, ~
prisoners were taken.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-05-23
SHARP CONTEST IN HOUSE
OVER REVENUE BILL

during consideration of the war reve-
nue. bill in the house resulted in South
ern members killing a proposed tax
of $3.50 bale on raw cotton, and rep
resentatives from automobile manufac-
turing districts limiting the five per
cent levy on automobiles, motorcycles
and their tires to plants paying an
nual profits above $4,000 and eight per
cent on capital invested.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-05-23
HOME RULE FOR IRELAND
is PUT UP TO freshmen

London.-For the first time in mod
ern history, the destinies of Ireland
are to be placed in the hands of the
Irishmen alone. The British prime
minister, David Lloyd-George, an
nounced to the House of Commons
that the government will call a con-
vention of Irishmen to frame a cor
stitution for Ireland, and if Irishmen
are able to agree upon any scheme for
the administration of their country,
will attempt to enact it into legislation,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-05-23
CLASH BETWEEN FRENCH
AND GERMAN FLOTILLAS,

Paris.-French torpedo-boats had
encounter with a German fotilla. An
official statement says: ga patrol of
four French torpedo-boats about 1
O'Clock in the morning encountered a
fotilla Of German destroyers making
toward port. After a brief engage.
ment, the enemy f1otilla at full speed
in the direction of it's base. Our four
borpedo-boats returned. One of then
suffered some damage"
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-05-23
BRITISH artillery is
COOPERATING WITH ITALIANS.

British heavy artillery is co-operat'
ing with the Italians in then latest at.
tempt to drive the Austrians from the
line of the ISonZo.
Against the combined Bra ish and
Italian artillery fire, the l,ustrians
have failed in attempts to lecapture
lost ground between Gorilla md Toll
mino. Under cover of the arti :lsry, the
Italians are %fortifying captured posi-.
lions and preparing ror Their for.
ward movement.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-05-23

sure the success OF this mlnlS
ton of the food supplies of the coun-
try, l am confident that the exercise
of those powers will be necessary
only in the few cases where some
small and selfish minority proves I'M
willing to put the Nations interests
above personal advantage and that
the whole country will heartily sup
port Mr.. Hoover's effort by supplying
the necessary volunteer agencies. $50
"The proposed food administration
is intended, of course, only to meet
a manifest emergency and to continue
only while the war lasts. Since it
will be composed for the most part
of volunteers, there need be no fear
Of the possibility of a permanent bu-
reaucracy arising out of it. All con-
troll of consumption will disappear
when the emergency has passed. 1t
is with that object in view that the
Administration considers it to be of
pre-eminent Importance that the ex
listing associations of producers and
distributors of foodstuffs should be
modified and made use of on a vol
unteer basis. The successful conduct
of the projected administration by
such means will be the finest posi-
BILE demonstration of the willingness,
the ability and the efficiency of de-
morcracy, and of its Justified reliance
upon the freedom Of individual mi.
tative.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-26
A VinCGnzO TitOlO
ALIAS PROFESSO'

Mi avete chiamato, ed eccomi
a vol. Non sono giolnalista, ne
mai mi son creduto tale. Sono un
semplice operaio, ma operaio o.
nestO, laboriOSo e coSciente: no
un cuor doro, retti sentiment
carattere d'acciaio. Mi chiama-
te pseudOnimO, ma Sapete che
non e pseudonimo chi frma j
suoi scIitti ed assume intera la
responsabilita di quello che dice
e non ia precedere il suo nome
da neSSun titolo accademico che
non ha.
Quanto al carbone, e un fatto,
illustre profesSo, che vol mi di-
ceste che era state gia pagato
dial comitato per la mobilitazio-
ne civile, e, Sc 10 desiderate, pos
so portarvi anche del testimoni,
persone degne di fede e stimatis-
SINE.
In quell'epoca vi mostravate
estremamente cortese con me,
forse perche 10 vi era in qualche
gesta necessario; oggi inVece
tutto vi rimangiate.
Fortunatamente pero la colo
MIA cOnosce Gangemi potra es-
sere giusto giudice.
Che 10 sia sicilianO autentico,
10 sapete anche vol; Sc mi CO.
stringete a parlare a carte SEQ
perte, allora 81 vedra chi di moi
due ia parte della vera Siciiia.
Quanto al Chianti della Coro-
ma di FerTo, clio che dissi 10 dissi
per ischerZo non per malignita,
ma oggi mi accorgo che toccai
un bruttO tasto. 10 allora mi SEN
two il rappresentante della pic
cionaia possedevo due azioni
gia pagate a moneta Sonante
non in sogno, come soleva fare
qualcuno di mia conoscenza! Mi
domandate dove fui educate ed
10 vi rispondo, che la vostra let
terra mi e parsa uno squarcio di
dottrina cristiana ed a mia vol
ia vi domando: Foste forse edu-
cato in un convento?
ALA fine del quaresimale, par
late anche di cavalleria; alluopo
vi diro, o illustre Professo, che
non mi fanno paura ne la vostra
penna, ne lie vostre minacce e
neanche la spada. E state sano.
GaetanO Gangemi.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-26

la lotta contro cotesti malvagi
insetti rocivi, refill immondf.
Sc Lei volesse diffondere la
Ragione per questa contea 10 sa-
rel pronto ad impegnarni e faro
IL mio dOvere, pero vogliamo CO
noscere i nomi del banchisti che
hanno dato il denaro al Sicalio.
Sc non 81 vogliono pubblicare, me
Ii mandi per lettera.
Salutandola fraternamente ed
augurando un buon successo a
La Ragione, perche risvegh un
po nostri compatrioti insonniti,
mi dico
Guido MerlO, Venerable
313 Lincoln Ave, Bristol, Pa.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-26
RiGSumdndO....
i gdIdntuOmini
A SATANA!
(Al secOlO DR.. CuriangiOlO)

e inutile che cerchi di svi-
gnartela con raggiri: tn dovrai
soccombere sotto la evidenza del
fatti. II Cimitero da te visitato e
ignObile, come ignobile denigra-
trice e la tua mano che traccia-
va quelle epigrafi.
Tutto va bene; ma contamina-
re Ponore della donna per la Sc
conda volta, e Iibuttante.
Credimi che, Sc avessi rivol-
to a me tale offesa, 10 ii avrei
affrontato pubblicamente chic
dendoti soddisfazione.
Con te, vile, bisogna che agi-
SEQ villanamente onde toglierti
quel pallore livido della morte,
che ii da Paria dun malfattore.
Ira te e me non We nulla di
paragonabile: tn vanti la nobilta
e la professione, ed 10 Ponesta ed
Ill lavoro: tn hal la fronte rico
perta da pominenze osee indi-
can't la defcienza piu bernocco-
Iuta e piu inferiore, mentre la
mia e larga sincera.
Satana, esci dale cerchia info
cate mostra lie corna roventi. 1.
Lascia il caos infernale che or
mai e troppo vecchio e consunto
quel tema, ed affronta chi ii at
tacca apertamente.
Non vedi come sci piccino?
Non ii accorgi che ii consumi
giolnalmente nella coscienza e
nelPanimo (se coscienza ed a
nina hail pei ricordo dele
tue vittime? Rievoca il passato,
o Satana, parla col signor Sin
doni che ii ammannisce questo...
paste, 0 Satana:
'Poso il martello con la mano
incallita senza prosaica e senza
fraseologia balorda e lispondo a
Satana.
Satana delirante nella solitudi-
ne sogno il mesto giorno del NOR
ii fantasticando con la sua po-
sa marziale vista il cimitero.
Satana, nella sua abituale di-
strazione, soto l'impulso del
Palcool, salta la prima tomba.
Una tomba con una lapide di
legno con scolpite diverse botti-
glie di liquom che porta incise lie
seguenti parole:
Qui ripOsanO la marce Ossa di
un DOttOre cOrruttOre di cOscien-
re, debOle ed ignOrante; tantO e.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-26
Poche domande

Desidero fare qualche DOMAIN
da al DR.. CuIiangiolo. E. vero o
non e vero che POrdine Indipen-
dente esiste per mantenere a te
una clientela che non hal Saputo
acquistarti mel campo libero della
professions?
- e vero 0 non e vero che hal
pOrtato sempre la discordia mel
lie Societa di M. Soccorso e sem
pre- per dare la caccia al dollaro?
- f. Vero 0 non e vero che
per riuscire eletto nellie societa
facevi il regaluccio al soci piu in
Fluent, altrimenti sarebbero sta
ii eletti altri che riscuotevano
maggiore fducia?
- E. vero o non e vero che
quando 81 organizzavano nuove
Logge Figli d'Italia, andavi in
cerca degli organizzatori, offren-
do loro il 50 per cento Sc chiama-
Vano a te a fare lie visite?
- E. vero o non e vero che
soci che non hanno fiducia nella
tua abilita, chiamavano altri dot
tori e tn per gelosia non Ii rico
noscevi ammalati, ed essi porta-
vano la societa dinanzi al magi-
strait?
- E. vero o non e vero che
port lie galline sotto il soprabito
allie donne partorite perche que
ste ii appoggino poi nellie socie-
ia di M. s.?
- f. vero non e vero che Sc
tu non avessi poche societa, vim
te con lie cricche che sbafanO al
tuoi damn, la tua professions non
potresti esercitarla perche non
troveresti un cane di cliente?
All. Curiangiolo di quanto
NAL flu madre la tua insaziabile
cupidigia! francesca TrOpea.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-26

appena Grandi Uffciali Indi-
PENDENT e qualche loro esculapio
sostenitore seppero che Pitocchi
era pronto al contradittorio ed a.
spettava di esser chiamato, 81
squagliarono.
10 Pitocchi entrammo in sa-
la accolti con indescrivibile en-
tusiasmo. Pitocchi parlo del no
stro Ordine e spiego Porigine, 10
svolgimento delPOrdine Indipen-
dente, accennando agli sfoIzi da
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-26

gOiSmO tanta furberia alberga.
vanO nella sua generOSita, che eli
uccelE di rapina gil spOstati
questa lapide pOserO.
Una seconda tomba:
Qui ripOsanO in pace lie Ossa di
Giuseppe Farace, mOri dOpO una
penOsissima malattia dannatO,
perche un DOttore non vOlle rico
nOscere la sua malattia, accusan-
dOlO di SimulaZiOne.
Una terra tomba:
Qui ripOsanO lie OSSa di PietruZ-
zellO Leonardo, mOTi dannatO con
una paralisi prOgressiva in un
OspedaIe non ricOnOsciutO dial
dOttOre che Paccus0 di simula-
ziOne.
Una quarta tomba (vuota)
In questa tOmba dOveva essere
seppellitO SianO Alfonso, perche
avvelenatO dal DOttOre curan-
te.
Una quinta tomba:
Senza marmi, senza crOce. IRE
OrfanelIi che piangOnO. Chi avete
perdutO, bambini miei? Abba
mo perdutO PAPP nOstrO, mel flor
degli ami; imprechiamO cOntrO
il dOttOre che per vendetta non
Pha SalvatO.
Ancora un'infnita di tombe
vuote i di cui corpi sono ancora
miracolosamente fra viventi che
poSsono atteStare i miracoh COM
putt sempre dial medesimo Dot
tore.
Satana, uomo di carita pelosa,
la tua visione e stata fantastica:
parli del morti non del vivi.
Satana, 10 parlo del morti e
parlo del vivi.
Satana, 10 sono in grado di do
cumentare quello che scrivo e
quel che dico.
Satana, finche tn non sarai ca
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