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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-05
HOUSE;

Met AT noon.
Resumed consideration aEricul-
turc appropriation bin
HEARINGS ON the reported leak
ir connection with President VIII
sons peace note were begun he
fore a. rules committee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-05

tho pcnning OF the notc and Its secret
dispatch.
-iint Itafuch at tbs %juncture
smashed the market heavily and la
all directions admits u no doubt and
uin 10 easily demonstrated Ia this
way!
AT his Offices. III broadway, he
has n system OF private telephone
lines tai various brokerage houses.
Before lc has an opportunity Ia "a.
mo,u these virus you must obtain "a
list of them. h nc as compelled Ia
supply YOU u list. 1 would check IL by
obtnlniig np Identical list from the
New iork Telephone company and
the Western Union ~TcicgrHph COM
Iatny, thesc bcing the two ompanier
Than supply the wires. Having oh
tanned this list, sou tam obtain from
an the brokerage HOUSES connected
thereby "A transcript OF all orders en-
ccaited for his within the
period An question. This Investigation
should not only his personal ac-
counts hat as,y secret accounts such
~ accounts carried by numbers or any
htitioss names, al Of which, as the
brokers books viii slsQl,, are control
led by him or guaranteed by him.
ali the brokers refused this infor-
nation, ~Congrcss hns the power TO
compel t.. The stock exchange also
lIas the power To force its members
Ia produce their books ~ accounts
and rs the rules of the stock cN-
change arr sufficiently road and clHs-
tic To tower every departure nom
.sla..u la...... ..ssl.Al- 80. H. ....g
Of It's mcmbcts, Am appeal 60 tia % \
Crnors OF TINT institution will no doubt
elicit THE dcsircd Information. MANY
reputable members of Tie exchange
ate anxious io a~~i-t Sou VA running
to ciitl ulis most un~tNOry scandal.
"TltCtc II "a great deal more In this
matter than yuu imagine and " Son
can once get your machinery IN mo-
ton | am an "a position 60 say That Nou
win &c supplied with all tho necessary
Information.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-05

Need Help Try a Want Ad.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-17
Few Local Department Stores
Have Adopted Coin; Others
Hold They Have No Need
for 1t

That the now despised penny, so
common over the counters of depart
nent stores and markets east of the
Mississippi, may be coin OF frequent
use and much to be desired in Ho'
nolulu due to the new excise law is
the consensus of opinion among bust
nessmen Of the city, although there
are some among them who do not
believe that the penny will ever be
able to cross 1000 miles of the Pacific,
even If it can climb the Rocky noun
tains. .~......
One big dry goods store in town
has already adopted the use OF the
penny. Seen this morning one of the
managers of this store said: -.
eve find that our customers take
very readily to the penny. OF course
we've been making penny change for
only a few days, and it is perhaps too
early to say just what the result will
be. 1t is saving to our customers.
Without the penny, If piece of goods
came to, say Is cents, the customer
had to take more than she wanted
in order to make even change, or she
had to pay two cents more than the
charge on the goods. .-.:.I
Another reason why we believe the
penny will grow in popularity Is be-
cause of the war tax on letter pos
tage. Where woman has been used
to sending out score or more letters
a week at two cents a letter, and is
confronted with the fact that every
one OF those letters Is going to cost
her a cent more, she will be very
glac indeed to have this extra penny
or two saved on small purchases to
stick on her three-cent letters" .-@@
One of the stores in Fort street
said nothing would make them con-
slider the use of the penny; that they
considered it a nuisance and bother,
and would have none Of it. Another
held out the comforting promise to
all shoppers that the war tax would
not increase their selling price on
wearing apparel one penny, because
they proposed to pay the war tax
themselves. Still another held that,
while they wanted to do their duty
as patriots, they were of the opinion
that the consumer would, ultimately,
pay the war tax, because they had
already shaved their net profits down
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-17

I'VE have always kept pennies in
the bank, and paid them out when re.
quested by our patrons. With the
conditions as they are today. with the
constant demand for saving from
every quarter, 1t seems to me that the
circulation of the penny would be a
very good thing, particularly for the
poor man. 1t would encourage econ
omy. However, we are not going to
insist upon its circulation, for, when
it is really required, the community
will demand it, and we, with anybody
else, will have to answer the demand.
l believe in the right of the commun.
ity spirit, and in giving the people
what they want when they want it..
When the people of Honolulu. as a
community want the penny they will
demand it-and they will get it. We
back the community spirit-we don't
try to go ahead Of it."
According to Acting Internal Rev.
enue Collector Ralph s. tombstone, the
penny@will have to be used in making
change. 1T is one of the unwritten
laws" said Mr.. tombstone, that a
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-17
.HILOITES TAKE
100000 WORTH
OF LOCAL BONDS
Some Members Board OF Trade
Want Wharf, Others Con-
crete Road to Volcano.
tsp.e,A star ullsnn corrssuouesnesl

HILO, Oct LIT was reported a.
q meeting of the board OF trade Of
Hilo on Tuesday last that the sale OF
territorial bonds to local people was
hundred thousand dollars had been
subscribed by local OanEs. 1t was al
so announced by J. W. Russell. one OF
the members Of the board OF trade
committee wAivh has charge of the
matter, that several firms had beer
considering the matter OF purchasing
local bonds and that they probably
would do so.
AIr. Russell said that the First Bank
Of Hilo had promised TO take up S50.-
600; the Peoples Bank similar
amount and Bishop & Company $40
600 Eackfeld & Company and the
Hilo Mercantile Company would. it is
expected, also take up blocks of the
bonds.
1t was also stated that there was q
chance of the lnter-lsland Steamship
Company taking up bonds. the pro.
ceeds Of which would be applied to
wharf building in Hilo
When this announcement was made
by Mr.. Russell, c. Castendyke inquir-
ed as to what was the most favored
project upon whivh to expend the
money raised by the bonds.
1t turned out that the concerns that
were taking up bonds seemed 10 favor
the expenditure of the money upon a
concrete road to the volcano before
anything else. In fact most OF the
money was pledged on that under.
tstanding.
r. W. Filler stated It as his en-
phatic opinion that the first money
should DC expended upon a wharf for
EIilo. Such wharf is an absolute ne
cessity, whereas a concrete road &c
the volcano is luxury that could he
constructed later on, said the super.
intendent of the local railroad.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-17
old MURDERAT
HOOKENA MAY BE
/ CLEAREDUP NOW
Porto Rican Suspected of Crime
in 1915 Again Arrested, Re-
suit of Evidence on Oahu
,s-.,., s,,,p,lls,-n CSrrsspondsnes)

fs,..I,l Star Bulletin C0rrsspondsnes)
HIIO. Hawaii. Oct. 15!-Veiled ioT
moro than two years in mystery the
disappearance Of Simon Kanui, ha'
waiian. from a little ranch hut away
above Hookena on the mountain
sIone Is about cleared up. Sheriff
Samuel Pua has never let up on THIS
ono unsolyed mystery OF his admins
tratfen and he has finally about gath'
cred in evidence that may send one
~ tho pallows for a cold-blooded muir
der
II was while securing the island
for a clew that the sheriff dropped on
IN sonoe unexpected evidence. 1t con-
cerned the doings of Porto Rlcan,
Iteiro Bardues, after the latter mao
left Kona and had proceeded to oahu.
Iteiro had been a companion oil kanui
at the ranch hut on Honokau mauKa-
finder the name of Telio, the Porto
Rjcan had worked on the ranch ano
when Kanui disappeared he had eeeh
arrested upon suspicion Of having
done away with the Hawaiian. There
Was not sufficient evidence to convict
him, however, and he, after serving
sentence for theft, was released.
Sheriff Pua while on Oanu LOOK
Iterio into custody and brought MIN
hack to Hilo. He also brought other
men who are connected with the
case.
Search For Remains
On sunday last the sheriff left Tor
Kona and he took along with MIN the
suspected man. The object OF the
tourney was to 60 over every inch OF
the surrounding country in the vicinity
of the ranch hut and to search the
many holes and caves that abound.
That Sheriff Pua has more than
maintained his reputation as oetec'
tive seems sure. The evidence tnat ne
has In his possession he says is con.
yincing and all that is now needed Is
the discovery Of the remains OF simon
Kanui.
II was on March 4, 1915, that Simon
Kanui was placed on the missing list.
Kept Track Of lterlo
Sheriff Pua always kept track Of the
movements Of Iterio and, when In Ho-
nolulu recently, he heard story that
fitted in we'll with his theory of the
disappearance of Kanui. This story
took the sheriff to Waialua where he
saw Antonio Sanchez, and this indi-
vidual told him that in July, 1916, at
waialua, Iterio Barques told him that
he had shot kanaka in. Kona and
had thrown the body In a hole and
then covered the remains with grass.
He added that he had taken the dead
mans shoes, tobacco and watch back
to the hut where he and the murdered
man used to live on ranch in kona.
Manuel Barques, a brother of Iterio,
also told the sheriff that he had heard
Iterio telling Sanchez about the kill.
ing Of simon Kanui and the disposal
of the body.
Later Manuel Barques declared that
he heard Iterio telling his friend how
he had shot Simon while aiming at
some goats and that he had hidden the
body in a hole.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-17
KAILAINEZYGl

Especial Star. Bp.:atin Correspondencel
WAIbUKU, Oct. 16.-L. X. Matn-
ews, head worker of the Alexander
House Settlement of Waikiki, went
to Honolulu last week Wednesday. He
is expected back this week.
Rev. and Mrs. A. Craig Bowdish
and Mrs. Bowdish's mother. Mrs. Kim.
ball, have returned from a few days
spent at Luana on the mountain side
of Haleakala. Mr.. Bowdish came
down for both Sundays so as to be in
charge OF the regular services OF the
Makawao Church.
Mrs. Ella Nye Austin and Miss
Edith X. Dunn Of the Waihee School
sail on the Matsonia on Wednesday
this week from Honolulu. They will
be absent some little time from their
school, having obtained a leave Of
absence because Mrs. Austin has not
been In good health. Miss Dunn &C
companies Mrs. Austin to the coast
They will visit in Los Angeles.
Tennis is still the rage on Maui
Mrs. Caleb Burns of Waikiki has just
offered cup for ladies singles,
and it is understood that this tourna-
ment viii begin as soon as the entries
are all in. Mems singles will also be
started in a short time.
Six acres Of cane were burned at
Hamakuapoko recently. Fortunately
il was possible to get the cane to the
Paia Mil at once and no loss was in
CURED. As the fire started near the
road, it is supposed that some smoker
was careless with his match or
cigaret.
Charles S. Judd, superintendent Of
forestry, returned to Honolulu last
Thursday. He expressed himself as
very well pleased with the results of
his visit to Maui.
Arthur c. Alexander OF the firm of
Alexander & Baldwin, Honolulu, is
now on Maui, having arrived Tuesday
morning last. He has taken his head.
quarters at abe Waikiki Hotel, where
he will be located for several months,
completing the surveys of the Waikiki
Sugar Company's lands.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-17
penny MAY COME, BUT some believe
twill never CROSS THEPACIFIC

to the lowest possible operating figure.
Shoe men and haberdashers seen
were inclined to think that it would
not be necessary for them to put the
penny into circulation in their stores
because shoes and mems furnishings
were always sold at a fiat price any
way
Steamship men hold that it is too
early to make any sort of decision
at all about this penny-business. Per.
sonally, they hope the penny will not
become public demand, but if it
does they are, of course, ready to meet
the demand. -.-:. .r-.>
Bankers are of the same opinion. L.
Tenney Peck said: 49,. r..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-17
EASY WORK TO SUE KING
BUT HARDER TO COLLECT

GENEVA-You can sue king, but
you can't collect, usually. The ex-khe-
dive of Egypt, who is stopping here.
has been sued for a private debt of
$4,000 by the Egyptian judge, Yak
Bey. The ex-khedive pleaded extrater-
ritorial rights as AN independent SOW
ereign," and the legal authorities, up
holding this plea, advised the judge to
sue Abbas in Egypt.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-17

man must be given his exact change
when he wants it. If purchaser buys
railroad ticket for 81 cents the
ticket seller will either have to pass
him out penny in change, or pocket
the loss Of four cents himself. And
l can't see ticket-selIer doing that
more than once or twice. - - :.
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Che Giro Shop

2518 6aruam Ctr, Gma6n, gleb.
-9.29.17
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gelt,ut ariegsnnsititrung.
gOr bunbeEi a9reH bonn aarfiriter
uOn eeiien asTttilet.

Gpr bunbert a9reH pom aarfhriter
BON @eicu geftiitct.
Sin Getttafit gum Drben bes
Giierneu areu8es biloete in ben 5abs
zen 1914 unD 1915 Der ron penn
Rurfariten BjI6elm l. Don 9eIIen
am Is. Mdr3 1914 geItiftete sOroeu
pom eiiernen 6eIm Sem 3Ded
mar mad Der 5tiftuHgsurtunoe oer,
Das 9~eroienit DOL Dem GtinO beions
0ers u&3u3ei4aen. Der Grotn bate
3pet &laFea uaD Elm GroBtrsuJ uub
5eitan0 fir 0ie beiDen eritren in sis
mem in Sitber sefoBtn Iqpar3eH
areu3 aus guBeiien. ons in Der
Iitte Der gorberIeitt eintn pffenen
5eIm trug, an Defen btioen Soften
ZEN Qamsna3ng VI. g. uHO am uns
teren Gnbe pes mttteleren 8alten5 bic
Sa6res3aBI 1914. 9ities arel3
puroe an tinem roten 8anoe nit
ipeiBer G~iniafung. ben tur9eiFiden
Qnnoesflrbsn, i'm anopiL0d %getragsn,
unD bic erHs GIaIe entbieIt auBec
Dem nod Gin arsu5 nit ~flbsripaBer
EinfaHuug aui Der Iiuten 8ruft.
Dos 8roBtrsu3. oon boppeiter 8r6s
be, ME bic bsioen Gla7en, IoIte on
sinam rotten 8anbe NIT peiBer Gins
faIung i'm BEN pals gttragen psrs
ben. Die erie 9la6s oes Or0ens
tonnte nur iemonDem Derlie6eH ners
ban, Der bic 3ptite alafe Tton en-
pDr6en bate, 70 OaB aud ioIte
ariegsteilns6mer, bic btreits oubtre
9rben btiaBen, fit lire Qus3eids
nung in osm neuen arie9e 3uHdhf
nur bic 3peits alafe oes eiisrnen
5elms sr9alten tonHteH.
0ng Grobtreua fouuts uur einsm
tur6eIfiae 3ruppen 6t~itbli9enoen
0Ffisier perlie6su nerDsn, btr in eis
uer G9ia6t gum Siege euti6eiosub
beigetragsn oOer islbFt ben 5ieg En-
oBer cine feinoliGt Getung
erobert ober cine oeutids 5eItung ges
gen pen 5einD erfolgreid perteioigt
bate. 0bglsid Der Orbtu uur fir
turbeIfTde Wilitdrperionen bstimmt
mar, ioaie sr ieboh aud 5%ssrssanges
60rigen Der perbinbeten Wlddts pers
lie6ea Derbeu t0unen. bic i'm attiDen
Dienite Bel ben tur6eIFiden Sruppen
iia burd 5apfsrteit Dor Dem Geinoe
berDortoien.
ue6er bic erteiIung beg 0r6sns
bes e%ilernen 6slms purbe cine llrs
tunoe ousgeFertigt, bic Der Camille
oeg 4usgs3eidnetsn oIs Elm epigss
0erblei6eu folts. Die Qas
men Der quge5ei6nttsH purben in
ben 0ffentliden 9ldttern betonntges
ma6t, unb jsDe 8emeinoe oer3eihnets
bic aus i6rer Ulitte bsrDorgesaugss
men Sitter bes Oroeus auf elmer Ia
fsl, bic in Der airfe an elmer in biz
faqsnbsn Gtele auTgebdngt
Ipur0e.
8as @robtreu3 nnb bic erfts
bitiss 9rDsHs fub l6er6aupt
bic spsits aIaHe besiel6eH
gan3en an LAG RriessstsilHebmtr,
an "a 0ffi3isrs unb 50 Mannidafs
ten, berlisben poroen, uno Ons Or
bens5sitsn befiubst iid nur nod i'm
Ginger nltbeifi6er 6nmilieu,
i'm SeiFidsu Mlufsum CUR nafsI To-
Dg IN Der i'm 3Glgbauis 81 Berlin
aufbennbrtsn Committing nlsr Dr.
ben unb gbrsn5tihsn Idmtlider e5ss
malissr uHO gegsHipartissE Oeuti9sr
SuneesioatsA
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Grieotn bic 2eutt tpeibiI6 modt.
Zee mid trempsIi gu nidt mebg
I'm -. .l4
Dds @utpmobil bisIt bor einsm
Sotsl. Die iuuge 5rau ipraug eiIia
bsrdus. sic mar frob bab biefe I'm
tsrboltung Elm @nbs batts.
sd bab' Sud ndmIi6 bier Quar-
tier bertitet! Sang nah Bel uns
qber bort iiPs Elm biBdsn eng. Sbr
foat oo9 aud aomfOrt babsn!"
,S9 CLAUDE, bic Grste III berridt
iagte Der GertraI in s5rIi6rm 3orn
ais sr nit isinsr 5rau Oben in benz
Qppartemeut IiaA6. Stint 3immer
Sd bin 0oh isiu ameritaniidsr Go
bob! 80. 2ie6er Soft, mas ba5 toiten
mag -. gu, muiter, -. Gle iit
iiber9aupt Elm biBder iduFeIig &C.
tporOen! 6inbtIt gu midi uud2"
,Air iperOeu ia ftben! 8oIq' GiG
iebt Iieber. 9nHsl limb bann tomm!"
Rargoreie 6tOoerim freute ii6
tie niirbig unb borne6m Der Batter
ousIub, ais er bic Srsppe 6inabitita
Bel Diana mar 0o3 ielbItoerItdnoIid
Gottlob, bic Gltern tonnten Ii9 bIits
Ten laFsn, aud bier In bitTer inter
raiionaIen GeieIi9aft, Die nuf ben
alien GERM gar isinen Ginorut mad
te, Sem Bid rubts nur auf einer
@ruFps 5raa56Fi6e1 ad0altrisoHiz
3isre in tbren iaipay3berIdniirten
&ttiIas uno flammenrpteH 9oisn unb
purbe bu6ti Iebbnft uuo parm, ols
rolts er iagen: aba, oa iet0 SIR ia
Sbr GerIs!. -. Gg lag Q6s
Dor Rem Rtitern BON Reid8
bofeH unb 3loing BARN. Seine Sp@s
ter bate nit einigen Damen 3ufam.
mtugeisfen. Rinss I'm fe Welt,
bon PariIsrinnen un0
Qmeritanerignen in Aieien6Iteu.
nun fprdng it auf unb raufats lie
benspiiroig ben Sbren entge8cn. Gle
bate bic urbsfdugsnbeit Der QDr0s
Idnoerin ptrlortu, fe 6Ii5 f6 fcts
rad fran3pfider Qrt ibrts GinOruds
0stpuBt.
(Gortiesun8 fol9t)
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Gieb DaterIano.
giOmun bon auOpIf @trob.
(15. a~Ortlstuna.l

.msnn ieman0 elm Redt bat 3u
rs6sn, 9apd, oann id! Sd bin bod
Die ungItdieltge lrIads. Gs ioa nt1t
nod mebr ungliid barous entItebeul
Sin Segsu, 6ab aarI 10 beiouncn III
-. Sci 70 gut uu0 Id6ls ri4t 10
fp0ttiT6, 4balbsrt! S9r ladt i6er
ales, mas SIR ni4t periieht. llno
Ss6r oerfte3t mAntss ni6t -. Die
@elt tit piel GROCER, als On glaubit!"
aarl 6eOosrisn tam Der gdn3e
Gturm i'm BaFsrgIas na6geraOe faIt
tomiI9 Dor. ST punoerte ii6 inners
lid. @as nit ben Baffsn 3uidmmsns
bing, rsgte bier 70 mertlpir0is auf.
l~IraIte, pertrbte SuittRtts puroen
mad. Der @enernI non Ssuffern idgs
ts nit elmer ieItiam troteaen Slim
me:
Strait meints Rc4tss aIs 6auss
htlr mDhte i'd bitten. nun i6sr ben
3piihenfaa our 5agssor6nung iibers
3ugebeu. Mir molten uns pieoer isBeu.
Die Speife pirb IpnFt taIt!"
Qber bic bIdu,n 6ldmm6en bss
qlumpuooings pnrsn i9On Idngf trs
Ioi6sn. Mlon tudertt nur an inn
Eerum. 4ppstit uuo 2aune tparen
bergungen. Blonde @eIitI bIisbtn
iberbaupt leer. Die Electromagnetic
na9m D6ne Sang uno alang Elm
Gnoe. IS mar ti1r, DaB iberbaupt
tein 2ebsn me9r in Den 4bsno tomz
men fpurbs. 0R dttersn 6errI5aftsu
iaBea beiiammm unb unterbieIten ff
gs3ipungen G6sr 0its uno Oas. Die
iunge melt 6itts sigeutli4 tan3eu iois
len. @ber niemanO 6atte Gut. Der
0edel bas Sntruments bIieb ungeIii
tet. sS6r 8eIi6er unD @etus NIT ben
2eutuants mar ni3t 10 sifrig ME
ionit. Sin Sell bon Densn bate iib in
oas 9aun5immer 8uriidgs3ogsH ua9
bsTpraa oort BEN Sad. 0sr Coin
bes 6auies fab ungIidieIia 5riideH
ben 9Gmtrabtn ieiHss Gar0erelis
msnts Gin G9pager, Der trtif
-. SEPT fpuuts sr ss it9 ia in Or
banten r~ud51!tIos iasen -. ioIa elm
9leufn bIamisrte Jpn ia Bis auf be
ano6eu. uuO TT f4dmte iid inter
bieieu iungaa Qeuten poH alt,m
ariegsoosI aarl 6eopsrfens !.
Der mar aud gsrsi3t. 81 mar BON
4atar ieQr empfiRoIid, frog itiues gez
I1feuen Semperaments. Run pirite
has al1es srit naa. 0ie fam ct IL
gsRtti@ oa5u, ii4 10 be5an9eln 81
loFen2 56rmli4 pie Elm arma Gin
Der bate sr 0agsrdnoen.. -. GrI
rauhte gerei3t itiRe 3i5arre. @t fac
nit Wtargarsts ALIEN auf einem Sofa.
4ienapo t6rts Fe. Gr fi6lte, ME lie
letle ieine 6an0 0rddte. Gle BAT:
Sci mir mot boie! Sd fam
niats bafir! Sie iiuo ale b oumm!"
S6r GGuio6epuBtiein mtpaffn.te
i6n, gr mertts. ps ie nit ben era
men tdmpfte.
gDu tommf bof NIT MIR ia5ts
CT oerlie1t un0 ltsie. 8e;or itaUisn
5anD in 5au0 boy f5 bin, uHO j5re
3Uge u6eridatistm ij4 mieoer. 8ort
criiben, in Dem glebeHraums ft1nc
ismanD ria am 5eafsr. Is mar Der
ate 9eHsral. Gong eiuiam, i'm
Slang isiusr Uniform. Ie9nte et en-
BEN S9ei5eu IND FAB gran0oQ bin
aus in be 0antIe gta6t...
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r9oila ia tour Giffel!4 Cine 5tim=
the in Dem Q6tsit eriter a.lTe eta
Meb-4ariieG G4neu3uges ritf e.
Gnbere Mitreiisaoe iprangsu eHpor
mo oraRgten fa an bic 5enitsr, an
6enen GsneraI BON Ssuffern unO ietac
5rau siuaHbsr gegenaber iaben. Dix
6eioen padtsn DON eiuem tur3eU
Giderden ouf un0 j9uuteH aud bin=
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