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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-08-08

LECTURE THIS. EVENING. - The
Rev. Mr.. McGrath authorizes US to
announce that he will lecture at the
Silver City school house this (Sun-
day. evening, Aug. 9Th. He has
given several lectures at Virginia and
other places in this vicinity, which
have been received with great favor
by those who have heard them, and
have caused very favorable comment
by the press. Religious Freedom"
is the subject chosen for this even
ing's discourse, and we would advise
our people to hear what Mr. Nc
Grath has to say upon it.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-08-08
THE CHURCH MOVEMENT.
What Has Been DOne-And Who
Has Done 1t.

1t is with much pride in our fellow
citizens and their city, that we pre-
sent them with the following exhibit
of subscriptions to the building OF
the new church shortly to be erected
in Silver City, and we feel authorized
in rendering the thanks OF our peo-
pie to Rev. W. r. Jenvey and Bishop
o. W. Whitaker for the efficiently ac-
tive interest they have taken in the
matter. No sooner had the TIMES
presented the matter to the citizens
and offered its suggestions, than the
good-hearted Bishop and the ener-
getic young minister, Mr.. Jenvey,
enlisted themselves in the work and
put the project on a solid footing.
Thus far, Mr.. J. has bore the burden
of solicitation for subscriptions, the
ladies finding it pretty warm for such
work at this time. To say that he
has done well, does not express it; he
has done nobly, and for the short
time engaged, has accomplished much
more than we expected. In the list
which follows below we find that
large amounts have been subscribed
by non-residents of Silver City, who
have given for the good Of the move
ment and to further in this way the
interests of morality generally. To
those we tender the thanks of Silver
City and the TIMES, and for each dol
lar they have thus contributed we
hope they may make $4,000. Our
own citizens have literally given the
enterprise their support and encour-
agement, and we know that they Will
never regret it. The amount 50 far
subscribed is $2,2l5, leaving but
51s5 yet to raise. There are many
who have not yet been seen who will
no deubt render it an easy matter to
raise the smlll sum yet needed. II
is Mr.. Jeayey's Intention to visit tht
families next week, and, rs all will wish
to contribute something, we would
suggest taat they fix upon an amount
which they feel they can afford, 50 as
to save Mr.. J. the trouble Of making
unnecessary calls. The site for the
build.ag has not been fully dcterm-
med upon, but we presume that the
selection will be made in the neigh
borhood of the plaza.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-08-08

GAS ExPLosIoN.-M Mr.. William
Shirley, of the Boston mill, met
with singular accident day or
two since. On removing the cover
to one of the pans which had been
closed for about eighteen hours,
the accumulated gas exploded with
q terrible noise, nearly knocking
Shirley senseless and burning his
face in very severe manner. This
is the first occurrence of this kind
we have heard OF for o long time.
We used to think mining and mill
ing profession tolerably exempt
from accidents, but the complete
versatility of the Comstock mines
and mills for the destruction of
the human race has somewhat dis
abused our mind Of that conclu-
sion.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-08-08

The Vulcan Mine, the new loca-
ton mentioned in another column,
is n discovery by Mr.. Peter Brown,
and lies directly the other side of Ia
BILE Mountain on the North side of
American Ravine. 1t was discover
ed some years ago, and rock worked
from it at that time paid very
handsome profit. Work on the
mine is to be Immediately COM
menced by the new company. Near
ly all the ground on the line OF the
Amazon and Glasgow has now been
taken up, and we shall soon see a
continuous line of hosting works
stretching from the ravine to the
" Lyon county bonanza"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-08-08

Wants to See it Out.-Dr. A. b.
Spinney, whose arrest and trial in
Virginia tor refusing to file di-
ploma under the provisions of the
4" Quackery law" which was men,
toned a few days since, has obtained
writ of hdbeas corpus in the SUI
preme Court of the State for the pur-
pose Of testing the constitutionality
of the law. He was acquitted
against his wishes at the time OF his
arrest in Virginia.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-08-08

Dan De guile writes from the East
that he has the manuscript of his
forthcoming book nearly ready for
the publisher. Most every one in
Nevada who has heard of Dams. ven-
ture will be very anxious to read the
work. If it does not surpass, in real
merit, anything yet written OF the
Pacific Coast, we shall be very much
disappointed.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-08-08

K. OF P.-The annual meeting
of the Grand Lodge of Knights
of Pythias of Nevada, convenes in
Carson tomorrow, for session OF
three days. Stephen Goddard,
Grand Chancellor, and Claus
Becker, Past Chancellor, both OF
Silver City, leave for Carson to-
morrow morning to attend the SEES
sion. No more ticket-punching,
Stephen, an thou lowest me.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-08-08
TO OUR PATRONS.

Having incurred large additional expense
a, .n,.rainQ The TIMES to its present proper
,,ons. we sre obliged to call tho attention Of
so,;nouents on our books to the fact that we are
in need Of the amounts due US. If you pay we
..n settle the demands against us and be free
fam debt. To be sure, each Of the amounts
.rs small, but, aggregated. foot up to sum
tina. would materially assist us just at the pre-
SAINT time. We hope this hint will be sufficient.
Wa are going to give you Il good paper, and it
s.tes money to run It,.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-08-08
SILVER CITY MASONIC TEMPLE.
The Plan for q New Building
and its Speedy Erection
Guaranteed-Dimen.
siOnS Of the Ed.
fee.

We hear it stated upon what we
deem competent authority that an
enterprise has just been put in
shape that insures the speedy
erection of a
MASONIC TEMPLE BUILDING
In this city. The continued pros
perity of the town, and the fast ag-
gregating indications that mining
developments now in progress will
eventually
BUILD A CITY
here second in size, wealth and
population to none in the State,
has been largely instrumental in
bringing the Masonic fraternity af-
filiating in this county to the con-
clusion that they will soon need a
building of their own. The order
here, as in all parts of the State, is
in fourishing condition both as
regards finance and membership,
and for the most part the I" broth
ers of the mystic tie" here are men
of sterling wealth, influence and
means. The plan for
THE PROPOSED BUILDING
Ii not already drafted, is fully
planned and determined upon.
The dimensions are to be36 feet wide
in the clear, 60 feet in length, and
of two stories, each Is feet in the
clear. The material is to be of
pine and cedar, and the temple is
to be fashioned with O view to its
greatest utility as we'll as architec-
tural beauty. The upper storey is
to be used as Lodge-room, and
the lower or ground floor as hall
for rent to public gatherings, such
as parties, festivals, theatrical and
other entertainments. This is
JUST THE THING
Needed in Silver City at the pres
ent time, and with every year the
need will be more apparent. Were
it known that we had a suitable
hall with facilities for stage and
portable seats, its use would be
sought by dramatic and other COM
panies worthy the patronage of our
people. AS it is, the town is not
sought by theatrical companies of
merit, for the reason that there is
no suitable hall large enough in
which to give an entertainment.
The building, beside, would add
largely to the architecture of the
city, and thereby benefit it in add
ing to its importance. We have
not learned what method is to be
adopted by the Order to raise the
necessary funds, but presume that
"MAsoNIc TEMPLE STOCK"
will be issued in shares Of, say $50
or 800, and sold subject to re-
demption by the Lodge at any
time after issuance, and male pay
able at limit Of two or five years,
with interest. This plan has been
successfully adopted in other cities,
and no doubt would be found q
feasible one here. We are pleased
to think that the enterprise is to
be taken hold of, and see in this
and other kindred projects the good
that is to accrue to our people as a
community.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-08-08

The loud explosion heard at about
IL o'clock last night was caused by
the gas exploding in one of the pans
in the Hope mill. The cover was
blown off the pan, but no particular
damage was done.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-08-08

RELIaIous.--Rev. W. r. Jenvey
will hold religious services at the
Silver City school-house this morn
ing, and at Dayton this evening.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-08-08

Robt. Corcoran, formerly foreman
"f the Crown Point, has been ap
pointed foreman of the Niagara rnino
W supt. sam Jones. a good ap
pointment.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-08-08

Supt. A. Caldwell, of the ANA
zon, who had his leg injured by a
falling rock, q few days since, is
having considerable trouble with
what was at first supposed to be a
slight bruise. He thinks of going
to San Francisco for treatment.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-08-08

A registered letter awaits Martin
f. Meyers at the Silver City Post
Office. Take it away.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-08-08

MINE ACcIDENT.-Another acct
dent occurred at the Silver Hill mine
on Thursday. We hear that it was
the breaking or displacement of the
spur wheel, and that it will require
several days to repair it.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-08-08

A communication "To young
men," by 20. p. IT," is crowded
ont this morning. 1t will appear
on Tuesday.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-08-08

One Of the most brilliant meteors
that we have ever seen, shot across
the northern heavens at about IL
o'clock Thursday night. 1t more re-
sembled vivid flash Of lightning
than aught else, and its trail could
be very plainly distinguished for
nearly a minute.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-08-08

ERRATA.-The District Court was
adjourned to Sept. 23d. We incor-
rectly stated the time in last issue.
Also, error No. 2, our notice of the
following suit should have read :
s'The suit of ]. H. Jaqua VS.. The Lyon
Mill and Mining Company, was con-
tinued for the term on the motion
and affidavit of plaintiff. Defendants
expressed themselves ready for trial"
For which corrections we are indebt-
to the courtesy of Mr.. j. A. Bonham,
clerk.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-08-08
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Board met at Dayton, Saturday
Aug. 7th, according to adjournment.
Present.. d. McGinnis, Chair
man, J. r. Shaw and A. Perkins; j.
A. Bonham, Clerk, and G. W. Keith.
District Attorney.
The following business was trans
acted:
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved.
Messrs. Leete & Birdsall appeared
before the Board, and made applica-
ton for an extension of their fran
chise to the toll road from Dayton to
Silver City.
The following is the law authori-
zing the Commissioners to take charge
of the road; and upon which their
action was based yesterday:
CHAP XCVIII.-An Act to amend
sections five and seven of an Act
of the Legislature Of the State OF
Nevada entitled San Act to pro-
vide for constructing and main
tanning toll roads and bridges in
the State Of Nevada" approved
March eighth, eighteen hundred and
Sixty-fve.
SEC. 2. Section seven of said Act,
| to which this Act is amendatory, IS
hereby amended so as to read as fol-
| lows:
Section Seven. Upon the expira-
ton or forfeiture of any toll road
! franchise, granted under the provi-
sions of this Act, or any other Act,
the ownership of said road, with all
the rights and privileges heretofore
belonging to the same, shall vest In
the county or counties in which said
road shall be located: and whenever
the same shall have happened, or
shall happen, the County Commits
sioners Of the proper county may de-
clare so much thereof as is within
their county free highway, or may
collect tolls thereon, to be used in
keeping it in repair, or may, by reso-
luton, extend the term of said fran
chise to the former proprietor OF said
road, or to his successors or assigns,
for the term of five years from the
date of such extension, with all the
rights and privileges Heretofore a,
any time belonged thereto, subject
however, to the general provisions OF
this Act.
Birdsall & Co., asked an extension
of franchise for five years. The fol
lowing resolution was offered;
RESOLVED, That the franchise in
and to so much of the Dayton, Vir-
ginia and Carson Toll road as lie:
within the limits of the county OF
LYON, be extended for the term o
five wears from this date, to the Day
ton & Virginia Toll Road Co., thu
former proprietors of said road; the
rates of toll to be collected on sale
road under this resolution to be tixet
by the Board of County Commits
sioners of said Lyon county, and sait
franchise so extended to be subjec
b, all the reservations and condition
of the General Toll Road Act, Of tn
State of Nevada, approved March St'
1865, and all subsequent amendment
thereto, and also to the Act of tn
Legislature of the State of Nevada
approved Feb, 8, 1865, granting t
Fred B;rdsall and his associates tn
original franchise Of said road.
On motion of Commissioner Shaw
the resolution was rejected by fu
, vote.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-08-08


CHANaB OF OFFICERs.-Supt. A.
Caldwell, of the Niagara mine, has
resigned his position and issucceeded
by Mr.. Sam Jones. We do not hear
of the cause of the resignation, but
presume that the Amazon is proving
sufficient to engross the attention OF
Mr.. G. He has taken most excellent
care of the Niagara, and hands it
over to his successor as one OF the
most promising mines on this end Of
the big ledge. The new Superintend-
ent is too we'll known to need any
commentator from US, and will, we
feel assured, keep up the reputation
of the mine.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-08-08

Mr.. J. A. Bonham, of Dayton,
has just received a choice lot of the
latest style jewelry from San Fran
cisco and New York, especially for
the adornment of his lady custom
ers at Dayton and vicinity. Cheap
for cash.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-08-08

BURGLARY AT DAYToN.-As we
predicted when noticing the break
ing open of Mr.. Geyer's brewery last
week, the raid of the sneak-thief and
"jimmy" gang seems to have been
fairly inaugurated. The Union Hotel
saloon of Mr.. J. C. Gruber at Dayton
was broken into last Friday night,
and small sum of money aud re-
volver taken by the thieves. Tho
entrance was effected through the
glass door. The burglars first cut
out portion of the pane next to the
lock and putting ina hand tried to slip
the lock. Failing in this, the "Jlm-
my" was inserted between the door
and casing, and the thieves were soon
inside. The amount taken was tri-
fling, but when it is considered that
Billy Brown, the bartender, and
"Chris, 1.-THE waiter, we're lying asleep
in the next room, with the interven-
ing door wide open, and that, added
to this ample protection, Charley's
big and faithful watch dog was also
asleep in the bar room. the burglar
must be given the credit for some
shrewdness.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-08-08

Az IL III tilo Dodlu ouJo"AhoN "A
til 1 o'clock.
Met pursuant to adjournment. All
the members present.
Mr.. Shaw placed in nomination
Mr.. John Lothrop, Of Dayton, as
suitable party to lease the road from
Dayton to Silver City, for two years
from Sept. 7. 1875, with bonds at
$4,000.
Mr.. McGinnis nominated B. F..
Gilkey, of Silver City.
On ballot John Lothrop was elect
ed.
There being no further business,
the Board adjourned until the first
Saturday in September.
]. M. McGINNIs, Chairman.
]. A. BoNuAM, Clerk.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-08-08

For TAHOE Bob Hayes, AL.
Eckley, George Brady. W. h.
Lester, and several others are
among the departures for Lake
Tahoe this week.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-08-08
ALL HUMBUG "

And he is left behind! However
much we may try to deceive our
selves with the thought that we have
no need of religion, no need Of
salvation, and no need of God, we
still know that we are deceiving
ourselves. 1t may do tor time,
when health, wealth and happiness
crown our efforts here on earth, but
in the time of trouble and of sick
ness, when we feel the dread touch
of Deaths icy fingers gripping at
our vitals, the soul agonizingly
shrieks out for help. 1t cries to
God, not to man, for aid. 1t is at
such time, if at no other, that the
scoffer is coward and sues Tor
mercy. 1t is at such time-when
we feel the strokes of the engine
which throws the blood from our
hearts into our veins growing
weaker and less trequent-when the
throbbing of the pulse becomes
fainter, ike
THE TICKING OF A CLOCK
That is running down - that one
feels the need of that aid which no
human power can supply, and
which rests alone with Him who
has breathed into our bodies the
breath of life. We like broad, ex-
pansive ideas 1t is soothing to the
guilty sou. to tell that there is no
punishment in the hereafter that
there is no hereafter! that God is
Nature and not an eternal living
Spirit; and that, if there is God,
all sin shall be forgiven, whether or
not we seek forgiveness. The thiel
loves to be told that he shall not be
caught; the murderer loves to be
told tina, he shall so free, and the
sinner against the laws Of the Grea'
| supreme lays the hatssrinG junction.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-08-08

Mr.. Kallmes, Superintendent OF
the Santiago, is confined to his
room with an attack of fever. He
was slightly better last evening.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-08-08

Attention is directed to the
school law, published in this issue.
, 1875-04-20
Gens(ie trlfgr. pepelnsn.
6 euti@lano.

apnbon II, 10. Npril. &ailer gSil-
bcIm bat bas @elcb msl6es biz Staats=
Ieiitunscn CUR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. auIeeot,
unter5ei4net.
Ser Ieoafteur Der n@ermanla" TT
ueueroings perbaftet worhen nno Dos
Mecoftions=9ofaI poliseili@ ourAlu@t
tporben.
9pnbor n, 10. @pril. Sie oeut|9e
&esierune iast III ibrer lsbtsn Nots on
8eIsitn, bab Seuti6lauo bamit beld)df
tiet iei, feline @eiebe oerart nmsudnoern,
bab frembe 2aHrer sesen tiinftise Se,sl=
aisunsen 5eitens hertI6er natertbanen
better seidatt leien, unb rdtb oann Ssi=
glen, bieles 8eilpiel nadsuabmen, bin=
%snfuseno, baB es wiini6enswertb lei,
baB in 8esns auf bieien Gessnitanb
nit alien slsiderpeile intereiiirten @taa
ten Elm Ginper ltdnoniB cr5ielt meroe.
Gin Mntperpener Sonrnal b%ebauptet,
9euti6lanb sebe bomit Inn. biele 5raseI
bur9 eiuen gonereB sur gnti9eiouns
gu brinsen.
, 1875-04-20
Gbina nnn SapaH.

Can Gronciscp, IL. Mpril.
Ser Oampfer colorado" brinst 1euere
,Na9ri6ten bon Song Song uno Yofo-
bama.
Sn Der iapaui1aen &esieruns lteRen
beoeutenbe @erdroerungen bepor, aber
,pelhe ma jebo9 BON Seiten Der Be-
amten Die sr0bte @erl9wiesenbeit bepb=
a9tet.
Mu@ spildeu Gbina unb Sapan its=
ben mieoer @erwidelunsen in MusI1t
,pesen Der 8ebanbluns Der Ginsebpre=
men auf Sormp1a.
Wsebrere giienbubnen ino in pcr16i
benen Sbeilen Sapan's projeftirt. Mut
,pi6tisen Stdbte bes &ei6es iinb jeb
bur9 Selesrapben p~erbunbeu.
, 1875-04-20
Gurog ai(de nad ihten.

Stuttgart. Der vStaatsau3et9er"
bemeutlrt III sinem offici0ien Irtitel bic
8ebauptuna Der u&olnilAen 3cituns".
baB Der 8ildof 9eie iid ben Sc.
idliiIen bes patifanilden Goncils nid)t
untermorien BADEN wirOe, fats Die
martembersiide yfesieruns ibm ibrer
Sd)ue 3u9cli6ert batte.
Nm ocn i'm Sa9r 1875 lattfnbsnben
l1ebunseu Der Wanuidaften oes Seur'
loubtenitanbes Der Snfanterie baben int
&oni9reib 8irtcmbers ca. 10000 TN
NeIerueoerbaltniB befiuotihe be3ie'
bunsswsiis sur Dispolition Scr Trup.
pentDeile itebenbe Snianterilten = nidt
aud 0anowebrleute -Gbeil 81 nebmen,
nm NIT benz neuen @cmebre Ml71 auss
ssbiloet gu werosn. Die Giniibums Der
Mannidaften iuirO iid in 3 5erten
ool;iebsn uao lou cine llebunsSpsriooe
belimmunssmaBis 10 Gage ~bstrasen.
Scr 3citpuntt Der llebunsen lit in Der
criten Salits OeS Sabres unter %beionbs,
rer Gafiihtnabms auf Die lanoliaen
Arbciten gu wablem. Sour cine serings
3abl YHibtl9er wiro uorausli1tlid,
noh mad ocn Serbltdbunseu auf 10
Gage sum Disnit ein9e;o9en werosn.
Vei Den in uulerem 3anbe in Der 3eit
bonn is. bis %. a~bsebaltsnsn BrIiun.
gen iiir ginid3rt9.Treiwilise itno bon
1879 3~ustlaleuen 8eiperbcrn 1856 CT.
l6icnen. Nisuon baben bic Yrifuns
beltanoeu 80 (65 Yro3ent), nidt beltan.
Den AZ (35 YrO3eut), ell @rsebniB, bas
sinlti9er 1T, ais OaSieni9e Der lsstsu
Ssrbfpriifuns wobci MIR 81 8ro;ent
Der &anoibatsn %beltanOen. Die Sabl
Der felt Dem leeten Yrifunssterrtin auf
@runo uuS S1uls &c. 3cugnilIc au8sss
1telten neutrality-suspicious. betrGst 81.
An S.eue Oes &ammerpralibentea
Sober bat Die OeutlAe Yartei ben
8eid)stassabseoronetsu Wtiuer gum
9Orltauo Der Bartei sewdblt, ba S6loer
es NIT leiner 9 ieuun9 ais &ammerpras
liocat unucreinbar faaS. audi Partsipor'
itaao gu iein.
Stuttsart. Wobt cine Der idwis.
ri9lten (?) Infsaben fir bas 5. Seutids
Sdieenief bat baS Wlrtbi1aftSfo.
mite, wsl1es bic oaierbt su f~reOenjeu,
ben Weiue III priten uno 3u folten bat.
DaS G%iufaufsn sOlsr Neutrality-suspicious.
1874er Weine ipurOe int Serbite nit
Slid uol3Osen, eS lasern Sieielben ii,
rief9sn Gdfsrn int bielisen SOffellsr,
oIsin auBsrbem lino cine Wenss Sor'
ten BON lberal bet ein9elanot un6 gum.
&aufe angeboten morbeu. Don mir.
temberniihen WeiusH laaca bel Der les.
, 1875-04-20
r.tln! DQtteln!!

Su Sol c ser biGisen Preiie. wsldle
our + bic pcrid:ieosnen 6aniiements Der
81 uerfdufcr c. ttanoen, mar ih in Den
eta 0 acieet. inc aroBe Quantitat Der
bette neuer fdoncn Datteln gu iebr
biaiasn Preiien gu faufen uno blete fe
meinen &unecr Su folaenoen nieOriaen
Yreiien an: pfo. fir 10 Gts. 8 Ffb.
fir rs @tS. 12a Efo. fir 81. WIeocr
perfdufer cr9altem einen0fobatt. Da Die an@
sesebenen Yreiie biQiaer iino als iie ie nos
rem unb i'm tummenben 6riibiabr lpieoer
ftcisen nerbeu, 10 werocn Nle, luclde Die
ie seIunoe Sruht faufen ,uollen gut tbnn
ibre @infaufe balo mOslidit gu MAIDEN.
". Yi5atni
biImt 70. 6O7 8roab Straee.
, 1875-04-20
jnIinoitd,r pspe|hsn.

Boton, Is. Mpril. Sic Orte
@rentbam unb Norfoli, uel9e ungefdbr
% Meilen bon bier entfernt linb, murben
setern abenb infolse eiaes 9ammbru-
Dies bur9 cine perbeerenoe neberl9wem=
muns beimselu6t. Wbilins's Oei9
bic Auelle bes Mil &ipers, ersoB feline
@aHermaHea pl6bli9 our6 oas ense
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