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-. Editors CommercjG1.-I noticed two communica-
tons IN your paper relative to the explosion or crack
ing of glass tumblels. Last summer stepped INFO n
glass store to buy couple of large jars which were
lowered from an upper story and placed upon n
counter Tor a lew minutes, when they both cracked
or exploded, upon which they furnished a couple
more, which still have and are sound, The cause
OF the two exploding l attribute to thl change of
temperature, being lowered quickly from a beate
ana rarlhed atmosphere and placed where suddenly
struck by cool current Of air or wind | also had
picture hanging within about six feet of hot stove
and after hanging in the same position for years the
door was opened suddenly on cold day, causing n
draft OF cold air to strike the heated glass; which
caused it to split through the centre with a report
almost equal to that of gun-cap.
Iumblers or any other glass ware will break from
tho same cause. The sudden opening Of a cupboard
door may threw current o. cold air upon one side
OF tumbler when expanded by the warm atmosphere
common to cupboardS in the south side of a house
and cause 1t to break. | suppose your readers ali
understand the philosophy of expansion and con-
traction that when glass or any brittle substance is
expanded or contracted suddenly and unequaljy it
will separate for want Of hexbiiiy, where in more
ductlc substances the particles yield to each other
and thus save the vessel We often glass broken
by the sudden application of hot or cold water and
we know the philosopy of it. If after the glass is
broken the pieces were taken up and carried about
the room as Odens banjo is, then We might attribute
1t to supernatural agency. A SUBSCRIBER.
CINCINNATI, March q, 1866.
EDS. CoM.-Y our inquiring correspondents ''E" and
D. by turning to page $50, Ures Dictionary of
Arts, will find the following reference to the phe-
nomena alluded to-
The britteness of unannealed glass, by change of
thick vessel to fly, by vicssitudes of the atmos-
Phere alone. The defect may be corrected by slowly
heating the vessel in salt water or oil to the highe
pitch consistent with the nature Of these liquids. and
letting it cool slowly. Within the limits of that
range of heat it will, in consequence of this treat
ment bear alternatives of temperature without crack
ing as before"
The toy known as Prince Rupert's Drops, which
6ursts INTO fragments the moment that any part of
tratlon OF the same kind. G. II. K.
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MARYLAND ITEMS,

SAD DROWNING CAsE.-A young lady, named Laura
Dlilahunt aged, about Il years, was accidentally
drowned at the lead of Sassafras on Monday night.
the 18th instant; about o'clock. The particulars
are as follows Miss Dllahunt and Mr.. and Mrs.
Price were going over Kennedy's mill dam to visit
Mr. Samuel Antony, whose wifo is sister to the lady
drowned Deceased was in advance of Mr. and Mrs.
Price and as they crossing over some boards
which , form temporary, bridge across the place
lately washed by the breaking eff the dam deceased
slipped from the boards and fell backwards into the
water ThGh was about four feet dcep at that point,
and before her companions could get to her assist
anee she sank to rise no more She was very esti
mable young lady, and her sudden and distressing
CrlHnpton Gazette
Real AND Personal PROPERTY SALEs-Reuben
j. Freas, ESQ., has sold his farm situated near the
road leading from Crumpton to Chestertown and 1--WE
mlles from the former place. containing rs acres to
James T. Haines Esq, at private sale, for the sum
of $1,000 j. c. Sheppard. Esq. has disposed Of a
line lot Of ground on Broad street. in this town. for
S5 per foot to Messrs. McClenahan, Hartly & Co.
for the purpose of opening lumber and wood yard
The steamer George Law. of 267 tons measurement
was sold at public sale Tuesday last TO Captain
J.C. Slaughter, for the sum of $8.800.-Ib.
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As-We call our readers attention to SMITH, Bros.
& Co.'S New stock of Spring Clothing just opened
at SMITH. Bros. Il Co.'s popular Clothing House. No.
40 West Baltimore street.
Our stock of Gents Furnishing Goods just
opened at 38 West Baltimore street. next to Marble
Hall.
Call and see our new styles of Gents Furnishing
Goods at 5S West Baltimore street. next to Marble
Hall.
All the latest novelties in Collars Ties Scars &c.
ut West Baltimore street. next to Marble Hail.
The popular Clothing House. No. 40 West Balti-
more street. next to the great Furnishing House.
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The Fair Recently Held I'm Baltimore by
the Ladies' Of the Lutheran Congregation

The ladies of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in
Winchester Virginia, have, il accordance with their
original design divided the nett proceeds of the late
Fair held in this city, may be seen in the following
from the Winchester Times:
The committee take pleasure in announcing that
the handsome sum Of three thousand and five edollars
mas been realized, which amount has been equally
etery. ~
In making this announcement OF the successful
result of the Fair, the committee desire again pub
ley to acknowledge their Indebtedness to their many
TRENDS IN Baltimore for the courteous and hospitabe
welcome given them and the liberal response to the
appeal for their benevolence and charity"
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INDIANS SrARyING-The Commissioner of India.
Affairs has been informed by letters written froI.
Forts Randall and Sully. pacotah Territory, and for
warded by Major General Pope, that great number
of Indians arriving at the above named forts al
most daily, from the country above in starving and
destitute condition. They had actually been forced
nes and dogs, including the ofal Reports also come
in that many more are on their way down in a sim1
lar condition.. Some three hundred lodge at Fort
Sully. where the commanding officer is unable to ren
der them any assistance. owing to short supply of
rauoas 9en Suly says 1t is well for these Indians
own utter heplessness, and induce them to look up
Wash, Star, ~-~
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completely OF Clement G. Clay with the
Canadian Raiders

BOSTON, March 26.-The Advertiser publishes an
intercepted letter in possession of tho State Depart
ment at Washington. identified as being written by
Clement G. Clay, under date st. GATHERINGS, C. w.
November 1854 The letter shows the completely Of
the writer in the robbng and numbering raids from
canada into Vermont. 1t is understood to furnish
the real ground for Mr.. Clays prolonged imprison-
ment at Fortress Monroe. The letter is addressed to
j. p benjamin, and urges official sanction by the
Rebel Government Of the acts of Lieut.. Bennett Il.
Young and other desperadoes who made the raid on
St. Albans
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TO THE
DAILY COM M ERCIAI..


New ORLEANS March 2tth.-Tho high water
has broken through the levees in upper Louisiana,
and work is suspended.
The French Government has issued proposals for
six million pounds of tobacco. They cannot be filled
here as formerly.
Three cargoes of Cuban sugar for St. Louis arc de-
tanned at quarantine. Thcpress call for the removal!
of quarantine There is no cholera or fever in the
Mexican Gulf.
The French steamer Louisa brings large number
OF Mexican letters and dispatches for New York and
France also, official letters and dispatches for the
french, Belglan and Austrian Governments
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ADJUSTMENTS,

HOLIDAY STREET THEArRE.-The Ravels appear
to-nigh-the last but four of their stay herein the
beautiful fairy pantomime of Raoul, or, the Magic
star, with other attractions the Martineti Brothers
giving gladitorial feats.
FRONT STREET THEATRE.-The fine actress. Miss
helen Western, appears tonight in the character
Don Cesar de Bazan;' afterwards in the protea
comedy, "a Day in Paris" assuming five diferer
characters.
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Put THR QUESTION generally to your friends. as
to what preparation they for their teeth and the
response. nine times out of ten will be. Sozodont
Tis no longer necessary to impress its merits upon
the public mind; experience has taught the world
that, as means of beautifying and preserving the
teeth, invigorating the gums. and giving pleasant
aroma to the breath it has rival in either hems-
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1870.
1866.

A SPLENDID STOCK OF FIRST CLASS GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES. just opened this day, together with an
entire new assortment of Diamond. Pearl, Mosaic
and other iewelry Also solid sterling Silver
Ware, Triple Plated Albata Ware of every descrip-
ton. English Table Cutlery, CNcks Opera Glasses
Spectacles and Eye Glasses to suit all eyes. These
articles will now be sold at greatly reduced prices.
The public invited to call and examine stock.
They will find bargains. Watches Repaired and
Timed in the most perfect manner We also manu-
facture Hair Jewelry to order at short notice.
>LARMoUR x Co.,
Light street, opposite the
NH AFR
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COMPLETE CLOTHING HoUsE.-Ws take great
pleasure in calling the attention of our readers to the
conspicuous advertisement of Messrs. Smith. Bros.
Co., No. 40 West Baltimore street. We speak what
we know when say their present stock of clothing
cannot be excelled. We commend this firm to the
favorable notice of all who may want goods in their
line. They sell at small profits. and deal on the
lQuara with auerrhodr
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NEW York March 26.-The weekly statement Of
the city banks is follows: Loans-Increase, 1929
000; Speeie-Decrease, S1069,00O. Circuaton-De-
crease, $4,000; Deposits-Inerease, 429 900; Legal
Tenders-Increase, 81 O930GO There will be no stock
board held here on Good Friday.
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PHILADELPHIA. March 26.-In the Supreme Court
to-day, Judge Woodward delivered his decision in
the case of Maltby VS.. Reading and Columbia Rail-
road Company, that bonds held by non-resiIents are
liable to State taxatinn
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NEW YORK, March 26.-The schooner George
Thomas. from Baltimore to New York with cargo
of COAL sprung aleak and was run ashore on Berlin
Beach, on the 2lst inst. The crew were saved, but
the vessel and cargo will prove total loss
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The State of Indiana imposes 2 tax of
9ne-tenth OF mill upon each dollar of her valua-
ton' which, IN the aggregate, will amount to $4,000
ior supplying the township school libraries in the
state. There is proposal before the Legislature to
procure the books contract, the lowest bidder to
aave the preference
General Scott is in New Orleans, an i the
True Delta says that he has been enjoying tbc fno
weather of the past few days by taking short walks
along st. Charles and Canal streets Ie goes accor
panied b. servant only and looks much stronger
han he did few weeks ago. He appears quite fee
ole, but sun preserves an upright carriage
An interesting debate took place recentlv
in the British Parliament on the navy, in which Sir
Morton Peto and others called attention to tho ex
solence OF our ironcads for coast defence Captain
Lorton delivered lecture on the same subject,
Whereby 1t would seem that most ofthe English IRON
clads are comparative useless
-Anllhterate old lady residing in the vicinity
OF Cape Cod desiring to dispose her cottage posted
upon 1t placard bearing the words, For SAIL" a
wag CHANGED to be passing day the dame stood
in the door, and thinking to get laugh upon her no
quizzingty asked: Mrs H, when will this honoo
sal?" "As soon as somebody comes along that CO..
raise the wind" was the prompt reply.
The Postmaster General has c,rdera6 on
extension of the route from San Antonio 70 r.
Clark through Ell Paso, making the entire 5istovao
seven hundred miles. once week and back Oei~
GERS and soldiers of the army in Texas are 10 b,
placed in close postal communication with thai
friends at the military posts in New Mexico. CalFo
mia. and on the frontier besides the accommod.
furnished with regularity and certainty to ~ -oA
pie generally of that place, 'Ae PeeS
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PARIS letter says that the city has beer, 1;+,Io
startled by the arrest of prince and rtncs9s 1vbo
had been shining there with great Ius re at the ev
pense Of cTedulons people The prince is splendid
looking fellow The princess Is cne of the most beau
heatre the audience woid almost rise in homage to
er eAtraordlnaTy De,uty. Poor woman she is real
~ oi noble 6irthi ner family is of the ancient
families OF Hungary. An adventurer of Irish ex-
acto9 met her, dazzled her by his princely title and
source before his marriage; her money lasted for
little time, the credulity of tradesmen seemed
boundless but even the talisman prince" loses its
powers when unaccOmpanied by gold. One day the
tradesmen insisted upon money. None was forth
coming. The police called in and the princa
discovered to be not only an adventurer but Gov
vict from some Irish or continental prison. The -
@omaq has brought suit for dvorce but it is o%eS
tlOnabe If she succeeds. A young beaut r., 4ues I
wealthy Swiss girl entrapped six mon b .ua ana
marriage by French convict who lad serysd b;S
she has forged. "'e'A '4e cnalhs
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neatn of nm Erninenf Inrsa..


CHAMBERsBURG, March 25.-The Hon George
Chambers, an ex-Judgo ofthe Supreme Court of this
State, died to-day, at a very advanced age.
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gates Aromatic vegetable soa,

A superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with Glycerine,
and especially designed for the use of Ladies and
for the Nursery. Its perfume is exquisite. and its
rists feo-d&w1y
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The Gold Market,

CLEVELAND. March M.-Harvey Bausield & CO..
woodenware factory destroyed by fire last night
Loss $150,0G0 which is only partly insured
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ANlU a HID q NruN HNMnLHr

SHAMTAuNE ~INEs
Just imported from France large invoice of
"Adolphe Flamant's Champagne Wines" from the
celebrated Epernay wineries. For sale by
JEWETT & STOCKLEY,
AZ S. Charles St., sole Ag'ts for city of Baltimore
MI
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Rise i'm Gold,

PHILADELPHIA, March 26-Gold is selling this
morning at 1851.
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DrsrSTEREsTEpNEss says French traveller. ''is not

DIsINTEREsTEDNESs, says French traveller sis not
the first necessity. Beggars swarm in the Pyrennees
never met child that did not ask aims, from four
years old to teen this is their trade and nobody is
ashamed OF it" The same writer gives an amusing
instance of their dexterity in shearing an egg" A
friend of his desired the servant to button on
MS tr0WseFs, In the evening she entered the room
pantaloons IN hand and said, with an undecided
anxious manner. as if she feared her demand would
speaking. took a sou from his waistcoat pocket and
laid 1t on the table. Jeanette went to the
door resollected herself came back took the trow
button "a pause( had not one in my box. (An-
other Longer pause4 bought that one at the gro
cer's-ce est un sou!' She looked up with anxiety;
the owner of the pantaloons, still without speaking
laid on the table second Itwas clear that there
was mine of sous in that quarter.
Jeannette went out ard a moment afterward re-
opened the doors she had settled her plans and with
shrill piercing voice and wonderful volpbiIity she
/ used great deal of thread; it was very good
thread; The hutton will not come off again; sewed
toward her 8 third sou. Two hours after Jeannette
who had reflected on the subject, reappears. She
prepares breakfast with minutious care, wipes up
the slightest Stops, softens her voice walks gently
and most ostentati0gs,y attentive; then she saws in
the most ohsequious and winning manner possible,
fust u nov l3sgyo4 would not wish mo to lose: the
stun was hard, broke the point of my needle did
not know it betore have only just seen it. Cest un
s0u,p
The PORK SENsATIoN.-We are constrained to pro-
test against the sensational stories which are crcu
4dedi evidently Dy interested parties, the subject
sf disc. Sc in pork The flesh of hogs is not now more
liable to or infected by disease than it has been for
any time during this generation; and when the ru-
mors set about are investigated is found that they
are entirely 6aseleSs. There haye BEEN of course.
all kinds and it ht always been considered as every
sensible house keeper knows that pork requires
thorough cooking than any other meat but to fill the
minds of the public with horror by pictures of
worm-infected and fatal pork is just as dishopes as
the unquestlonlng belief of the public is foolish. We
have but to add that if this panic succeeds in much
longer continuance we shall be terrified by others af
article of human consumption To our readers we
say then, do not be afraid of your pork butchers
counter. only do you have been taught to do cook
Times. '
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FROM WAss4INGFON,


NEW YORK. March 26.-Gold closed this afternoon
at l26.
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~ s. CHARLES STREET, AZ.
WINES AND L1QU ORS,
Foreign and Domestic.
mhS-1mistp JEWETT x STOCKLEY
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DEMPSEY d. 0'TOOLE.

DEMPSEY d. O'TOOLE
ENGRA VERS & PRINTERS,
AND DEALERS IN
FINE FRENCH AND ENGLISH STATIONERY,
FANCY GOODS. &C.
ARTISTIC AoNoGRAHs.
H5H 50 G5HARLES STREET.
a cprnsr 81 keTngt9R H1B 1BBaaitWm9TSg Nd
mhl9-tflstp ...- Washington, DC.
~ S. CHARLES STREET, ~.
WINES AND LIQUORS.,
Foreign and Domestic.
mhS-1m1stp JEWETT & STOCKLEY.
$3.50 COAi, COAL, 5000
The Undersigned. retiring from the Anthracite Coal
trade, will sell their stock in hand consisting of 900
tons White Ash Lump. for Foundry use, and 1000
tons prepared sizes for Family use at $50 per ton
224O tbs for Lump; and So per ton 22iO fbs for pre-
pared sizes. delivered in any part of the city,
R. G. RIEMAN & CO.,
ielf-Ipa B South street.
Gas for the Country.
THE MONUMENTAL AUTOMATIC GAS MACHINE CON-
PANY !hchvoy's patent) is prepared to furnish
promptly Machines of capacity sufficient for Private
Residences, Public Buildings Hotels, Churches,
scncoia, &c This apparatus is simple and reliable
nXture winch any person operate, and furnishes
beautiful brilliant light at expense of only two
dollars per thousand feet No heat is required and
the risk and trouble attending its are far less
porarily permanently in the country enjoy this
greatest of city luxuries at a small expense.
JONAS Il. HAYWARD, il. CRAWFORD NELSON,
CHARLES N. Jackson. T. E. s. Sh HrTcaIssos. Hf1TeqIs
j. Ii. HAYWARD, President.
CHARLES F. MAsNING, Secretary.
h, >. HUTCHINSON, Treasurer.
Ot1ce-l4 Light Nreet mh2l-1m1stp
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ENGRA VERS Dc PRINTERS.
AND DEALERS IN
FINE FRENCH AND ENGLISH STATIONERY,
FANCY GOODS, &C.
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C0LoRED INITIAL STAMPING.

SO CHARLES STREET.
Corner Lexington, Baltimore. Nd.
326 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
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MeneTfes per aabel.
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Eriegsredt 1T in gtieSer Oeftreid,
proflamirt iuof6eH. @6enfo IN 8eues
big, 9reusen unO sBiirtenberg. (Sebr
peritanoig ~
5n Drag fOa cline eSrteoens SGonferens
itattfnoen. Die 4ralininarien fin6
ssolgen6e: Seifrei6 tuir6 bon Der beut>
fden CONFEDERATION aisgei9Iofen, unb
Derliert 8enenig uno ieinen MntbeiLs an
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IL ,Miaieneu sSb0ler ,&rieasentfd66i<
guug 1Die .6elhfaeh Stndfer, n5rbIitb
bonn Wnin, biI0en cine Union unter
6ibrnng Rreabens Gallo .ni6t Sa:iers
: reid, ME neAli6 eeneIbst1. DieaSeut.
hi6en Gtaaten, iii6Iid) bonn 9RaiH biIoen
= cine uHabbdHgige Union. fSier Baben
mir Ole 8eifdtign1s iinferer Qlnli6t, baB
SCbeusoHern tueitet ni6t mill, ais Elm
Nsranoifsmeat 8reubens. Die Sorte.
f.nnen mir; Die tuoIIen bon DeutiAlanb
nihts tpifIen. ~
Ser italienaGe esdtriOt @lossini it
-toDt .ag - sss5iat'sk fss e'ts.asse ei9sss
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Sell unb Wfinen.@ @Dnpdsnie,

.tsiA44s2 Sneorportrt baird bic i...i9 Ia
@efebaebenoe SerfainnsIuns oes Staates
tass 629st 3M SenneHee, z 'iaa .l1e,
& s4Agfl 5adMm 20. ;Sannnr 1866. Fi3 s.s
6E @apitaI $5275,O00A ~ ~
Office are. 9 eesar strabss .Poit Office ;eOr 6st
g afHptI1e, SFnil.Tsa - s''sf.
- &nbfcribtinns S. fiif bic Mctie. b,lE
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Dem Gufb6renz hes @affenitiIIRanbes
eirsufdlen. Oiefes Corps beftano aus
5000 Mann, nit eigener Gapalerie unb
Nrtillerte uno itebt unter Commando
bes General SIapfa.
Sin @eied)t bate Dor 4reBburq itatts
gentnpen, tustdes Elm groeer @rfeIa fir
Die Yreusen mar. y Slldf 9fittaq iuar oie
preuBiI6e Brigade 8onnie i'll 8oiition
uno ole 9auptattaffe NOR III @orbereie
tttia dGs pf6gftH ods 'tYeftd)t dbqebtos
9en tpuroe ourd 6ie eifgetroffenc 9tad3e'
rtht bonn 8affeuitiIIitaub. Die Seff<
ret9er batten, I'm 8rebburg su errci,
den, burd Die 8rigaoe gonnie .su sies
ben. ~ p, -, -
4m "a. sbatten 6ie StaIieuer unter
We6oci nabe Borao Elm @efedlt, nit
ben Defret6err. Sie Staliener nab
aeu oas 0orf i'm Sturmanariff nno
berfolgten ben Seinb mad 2ebion. Sort
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8ertuif ber Sefrei6er NOR iebr fdtuer.
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Sinf Strdflinge entfamen qeitern bon
Sinq Sinq. ~
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ytafnens RooIe, bon Dem @ig>ntbalner
zines Sotels ermorbet. a.
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Staot uno,beu benadbartenl tSnieIn 200
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SIN 8roofiDn lit bic @pibcmie aud,
febr Bartnifig. Sn Der penitentiarb
fainen am 6reitag So Sa[e sbor.
Stren9e WaBregeln fin6 eefroffeu, un
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