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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-16
The 1iLfon-Beecher .Trial.

BROOKLYN, March 16.-All the counse
in the Tilton-Bcecher suit were present
to-day at the usual hour, including eX
Judge Fullerton,W who has recovered from
his recent illness. Mrs. Tilton did not
appear. Mr. and Mrs. Beecher occupied
their accustomed seats. Bessie Turner
was also present.
The Plymouth Church female delega
sion WAS absent.
Reuben Wropes testified--Met Moulton
one day crossing the ferry, when he told
witness that the story that he called al
Beecher's and extracted Mrs. Tii,on's
Fetraction at the point of a pistol was an
'iniernal lie.".
He also stigmatized the Woodruff and
Clahin charges OF criminal relation be.
tween Beecher and Mrs. TiltOn as Il
.''pack of d. les," ''not one word OF
truth in any of them" This witness was
. not cross-eXamined.
Abner Ii. Davis testifed-Met Moul.
Ton in 1871, when the scandal was pub
hshed by Woodruff.
MoultOn said there was not word OF
truth in the statements against Beecher.
This itness was not cross-eXamined.
Edward A. Bidon, merchant, also testi-
Ted that Moulton told him the charges
were entirety false, and he would deny
Them when the proper time arrived. No
erOss-eXumination.
: w. B. Barber, grain merchant, testi-
Ged-Mo oulton told him Beecher was ELL
lirely innocent and his liiesS record was
b sufficient answer to any charges
against him.
Beach, counsel for plaintiff, here re-
marked that M0ulton, while on the wit
ness stand, had testified 70 asserting all
jhese matters regarding Beecher's lnno-
pence.
He did this because efforts were then
making to hush up the scandal. This
Nas the reason the counsel did not de-
Sire to cross-examine witness. Charles
". Caldwell testified to similar asser-
lions by Moultop.
Thomas d. Cook, journalist, testified, ,
Net Tilton al Woodhulfs office, when
Tilton said Woodruff was woman O.
rare parts and brilliant mind.
He met Tilton i'll their Office several
LINES. The prosecution claimed that the
whole testimony was irrelevant. Wiz
ness continued: Mrs. Woodruff asked
him why he did not take. hold OF. tht
Beecher scandal and write it up in his
paper.
Witness replied: SIT would involve
The paper in libel suits" Mrs. Woodruff
then said: s'Theodore will give you all
she facts in the original case"
!. She also said the publication would
raise the roof off Plymouth Church..
hriye Beecher from Brooklyn, shake "a,
telghts to their foundation, ard revolu
iionize modern society. Witness dc
elined to have any thing to do with it.
I They urged him at subsequent inter
rails but he declined. The defense here
placed the photograph OF Woodruff 4
Clafln in evidence.
witness wss cross-examined, and tes-'
bfed that he was now engaged in De,roi'
BINDING up q newspsper. He gave II.
fr'Ns11.;; :. -sss7,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-16

The front wall CT brick building, on
Kipp street, near Bachelor, tell down
Sunday night, causing no n;,terial dam
age.
Srne S. p. G. A. ought TO appoint an
agent to check the cruGILieS exercised 10
animals in this city.
The Criminal and County Courts meet
to-day.
The building on Madison and Fifth,
occupied by the Kenton Insurance Com.
pany, is being cXterdod.
Quite number Of citizens will 90 to
Louisville to celebrate the 11th Of March.
Law suits loom up on account CT the
Shertfs sale OF the property OF 'fonnies
and Aute.
Mr.. John Lehman aided distressed
family by raising funds to take its dead
Child TO Dayton for burial.
Newporf.
At halcpast II o'clock this morning a
fire broke out in the residence OF John
Garrison, ljS Ringgold street, burning q
hole about TWO feet square through the
roof. 1t was extinguished before the
engine arrived.
The striped suits for the prisoners will
be ready next week. They average a
cost of rs 90 each.
Those who propose building or making
additions to houses will remember that
they are obliged to notify the City Clerk,
under penalty Of $40.
Two prisoners were at work macad-
amizing and four at the erection of posts
for the fence around the site of the old
Work-house.
Delinquent taxes are now in time to
be settled. Otherwise Sheriff Jones will
sell the property on the 1st of April, and
q penalty attached to their bills.
Turner Hall is now under a process of
improvement.
A number of fatal cases of scarlet fever
Is announced.
Five windows at the Post-office book
store were broken by the wind yester-
day.
The, Newport Building Association
No. 9 organizes Oh Friday night at
Eclipse Hall.
The funeral of Mr.. Ell. Huegel takes
place to-day.
The Street Commissioner is wanted
on Madison, near Y York street.
Several Of the local trustees inspected
the public schools yesterday.
A couple of Germans felled tree on
York street near Tibbats, and let it drop
across the telegraph wires, breaking
them asunder and tearing the brackets
from oil the houses. Repairers were i'm
mediately sent to splice the wires and
nail down the brackets, despite the rain
that made the work very dangerous.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-16
pOLICE COURT.

Drunk and Disorderly-Vester Strickland
and Ellen Moore, 50 and costs each; Kate
Healy. 10 days aud S25: John Gallagher. sent
to Hospital: George West and David Gleayes,
30 days each: Louisa Wilson, 10 days; Samuel
Anderson, 10 uays.
Assault and Battery-Henry and Frederick
Stork, continued to March 11th; Thomas e..
Tielnan and frank Daum, continued to March
1Stn.
Miscellaneous -Ephraim Dixon, petit lar
ceny, dismissed; Adam Berg, intent to Kill,
held to Court or Common Pleas: Wm Hood,
libel. continued to 9Th oil March; Chris Cole
man, lettering, Carry Samme and Lottie ALL
ing vagrancy, 30 days each; Max Durkham,
exposing person, SO and costs; Phili1 Meyer,
abusing family, Is days; Frank Stricker, S.
and costs; Chris Dorf petit larceny, continued
to March 18th: james Wilkerson, petit larceny,
continued 10 March Goth; Mary johnson, mali
cious destruction, 10 days; John Griifth, petit
larceny, continued to March goth: j Whalen,
threatened personal violence, held to keep the
peace, bonds $500; Edward Edwards, selling
liquors, $40 and costs.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-16

BY TEL EGR4PU.

PORT JARVIS, March l6.-No breaking
up OF the ice has yet occurred. A nitro
glycerine experiment is being made.
Fac ice gorge continues to be source OF
great anxiety and apprehension.
ST. LOUIS, March 16.--Henry Bartels,
jr., a dry goods merchant OF Carlinvllle,
H.. absconded after forging the names
OF his father and father-iH-law to notes
amounting to between twenty and twen-
ty-tve thousand dollars.
LONDON, March 16.-News has been
received here that the natives OF Assam
have massacred surveying party, com,
manded by a British Lieutenant, ana
consisting of sixty-three Sepoys ana
Coolies.
PARIS, March 16.--The Universe news
paper reports that General Cabrera has
abandoned Don Carlos and joined the
Alionsists. The Carllsts denounee him
as traitor.
LIVERPOOL. March 16.-The royal mail
steamship China, belonging to the Cum
ard Steamship Company, arrived at
Queenstown from Boston on Monday,
the 10th inst, at O'Clock in the FORE
mon.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-16
Neiy YORK Market.

NEW YORK, March l6. - Flour firm and In
moderate demand; supertine Western and State
"a 4U(o4 SO; good to choice, So 15(G5 As: white
wheat w estern extra, IS aU(G6; extra Ohio "a 80
at 65; ST. Louis, $5Qls. Rye Hour steady and
in iair demand at S4(g5 10. Corn-meal uuiet:
Western, So G0(G4 45.
Wheat active and in fair demand: No.
spring, 81 goal %; No. spring. 81 l0gl IA; No.
2Cnicago. 81 l41slG1 161z; No. Northwest, 81 Is
a1 II; No. Milwaukee, Il II al 1e1s; uDgraded
Iowa and Minnesota spring, 81 lutgi %: winter
rcd W estern, II 24@l n; amber Western, IL sS
al :9 white Western, 81 30q1 56. Rye quiet at
9Od95c. Barley quiet and firm. Malt quiet and
steady. Corn lirmer; mixed Western, s6 aS7c:
white western, S6qS7c Oats steady and III
lair demand: mixed Western, 6TG69e; white
Western, 69gi0c.
Hay firm and unchanged.
Coffee dull: Rio, 16A@1S5.c, gold. Sugar
dull and heavy; fair to good ieiining, iNto.sc;
prime, S1sc; refined duh at 955(GlO%c. Molas-
ses: foreign quiet and iirm; New Orleans
sttady. Rice quiet and unchanged.
Whisky II A1&
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-16
81. IoHis Market,

ST. LOUIS. March 1G- Flour quiet and mn
changed. with good demand for fall extra ut
"a 1905 w. Wheat irregular and higher, with
a speculative feeling, based on supposed injury
to growing crops by the severe winter: No. 2
red winter, 81 0g1a@l 10. cash; 81 ~ April; No.
red winter, 81 G5G1 Us; No. spring, SSSEo!tc.
Corn lower, buG in good demand No. Mixed,
63Qgr4s1c, cash; CSC, May. Oats higher: 5S9
-5SHc. Barley quiet and unchanged. Rye
higher: 81 0lG1 %.
Whisky higher at 81 u.
Pork higher at $40 5On19 Is, cash; SO 80,
March: SO, July. Dry salt mrats firm anu
higher; 7lGT5StQl04@lO4c; held &c higher at
the close for sides. Bacon higher and active ut
SA@l1 1sMl14Wl?. Lard higher at l31tc cash;
13Ac for p-Country.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-16
COUinDtOn.

In the Mayors Court this morning
Walter Ranking and Wm.. Barton, each
charged with a breach OF the peace, were
dismissed.
The Criminal Court convened this
morning Ill special session, Judge Per-
kins presiding. After the empaneling
Of the jury the Court adjourned until 2
z. NJ. The following are the names of
the jurors. J. NJ. Hawes, foreman; John
Felthouse. John 4. Sullivan. l., L. D.
Daniels, David Wescott, +. NJ. Grubbs,
ley, Il. j. Hickey, James Sanford and
Robert Friley.
During the storm last night one of the
spires OF the Scott-street Methodist
Church was blown over.
The Dem ocratic Convention of Kenton
county met yesterday at Independence.
The delegates to Frankfort were in
structed to vote for Hon. j. G. Carlisle
as candidate for Governor.
Hon. Jos. Hermes and Wm. Hall en-
gagged in skiruish after the adjuurn-
nent OF the Convention at tlndepenaence,
but no blood WAS drawn.
AS the steamer Chas. Bolmann at
tempted to pass under the Suspension
Bridge, yesterday; the tops Of the smoke
stacks came down with crash and
shook the bridge. The people upon it
can in both directions, thinking taat the
bridge would fs.i.
Tso runner yesterday that man was
'..urdered on Madison street is without
,oundation.
A couple Of ''Alodocs" prevented Sc
.ious accident yesterday They stopped,
1t great risk, the runaway horse Ui
Mat. Glare, coming down at a irightiul
speed.
Another runaway occurred on Third,
near Philadelpaia .su eet, upsetting his
wagon, Knocking down tree boxes, and
injuring q lady, the daughter of Mir.
rd!s- O
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-16
Fire In the Grand Hotel.

About half-past one o'clock to-day a
fire was discovered in some old rubbish
in corner of the Grand Hotel basement.
An attempt was made to quench the
flames with fire extinguisher. but the
thick smoke rendered it impossible.
An alarm was then turned in from box
No. 81, calling the engines to the scene.
The flames were soon eXtinguished, but
the Office, halls and corridors were filed
with thick heavy smoke, which remained
for some time. The prompt appearances
of the engines alone prevented a serious
contlagratiOn.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-16
ChiCaUO Market,

CHICAGO. March 16.--Hogs: Estimated re-
ceipts, 6,5gJ; official for yesterday, b,G5J. No
choice grades offered Sales at 7 5Ods.
Flour: demand light and holders firm.
go spring, 9zSc for gill-edge; 9OAc for regu-
lar spot; 9ls. for April; $3.50 for May; 96ac
June; No. SChicago spring, size: rejected,
T9%0s0c. Corn irregular: No. ? miXed,, 6ic,
68H@69Xc bid for June; rejected, 6214tdG2%c.
Oats: demand light and holders firm: No. 2,
see spot; 52Icbld for April; 551a@555sc Tor
May; rejected, 5U1ac. Rye IN light demand
and holders firm: No. 2, S'a9sc Barley dull
and a shade lower: No. spring, 81 0t41 UI1s,
spot; Sc for April.
Seeds IN fair demand and firm: Timothy,
~ 05a2 Is; clover, so 1906 40
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-16
Terrific Explosion and Worse Expected.

CLEVELAND, March 16-4 P. M.-Re-
porlers have returned from the scene of
She explosion at the Auston Powder
Mills, and are able to learn but few ar
ticulars.
Three lives are known to have been
lost. The fire is raging, and brisk
wind is blowing it In the dlrec-
tion of the magazine where
three hundred tons OF powder are stored,
and where another explosion, the worst
Of all, is momentarily expected. The po-
lice are on hand keeping back the i'm
mense crowds who are gathering:
The fire is steadily approaching the
magazine, and there is no way to
stop it. Tine City Intirmary is mile
ana halt from the scene, and the
explosion caused the building to rock
and crack as il about to fall. All the
medicines in the dispensary were scat
tered upon the floor,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-16
Senate.

WASHINGTON March 1G. The Vice
President laid before the Senate a report
of the Commissioner of Agriculture Tor
1874. On motion of Mr.. Anthony, it was
ordered that 125,000 copies of the report
be printed for the use of the Senate.
The resolution for the admission of
Pinchback was then proceeded with.
Mr.. Alcorn said he, as one of the Com
mittee on Privileges and Elections, had
signed a resolution made in favor of or
hering new election.
AT this time, however, he regarded the
question of a new election indefinitely
Dostponed,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-16
Hunted IT0ollS.

WASHINGTON, March 16.-The Attor-
ney General has received a dispatch from
Austin, Texas, saying four counterfeit
ers in Corryyille county were pursued
by United States Deputies, who called
OH Sheriff Robey to aid in arresting them.
When they were arrested Robey and q
mob of armed citizens took the prison.
ers. and resisted and overpowered the
dep1ties. They ask for troops to aid in
arresting them.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-16

NEW YORK, March 1o.-A letter from
Guadalajara. Mexico, says an earth
quake occurred in that section on the
i1th of February. In San Cristobal
nearly the whole town was destroyed.
Seventy dead bodies were taken from the
ruins. Many injured people are now liy-
lno in the open air. At Leon, Colehipinte
aMd Seocoleo the shock was felt severely.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-16

FALL RIVER, MASS, March 16.-The
strike among the mill operatives has yir-
tually ended, and they will most prob
nbly resume work on Thursday morning.
They do this On tile understanding that
The manufacturers will pay them 27 cents
per cut Tor weaving on April 1. The
manufacturers, however, have not bound
themselves by promises, but it seems to
sume at once they will be paid what they
demand, as the market for print cloths
warrant it.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-16

MEMPHIS. March lG.--Fiour in fair demand
and firm at s3 s5a5. Coii-meal in fair lie.
mand and iilIn at % S.. Corn in fair demand
and firm ut S3gsic. Oats in fair demand and
firm at t9c.
Lay nominal. Bran in irleman,l and firm
at S25 iu(g.6.
Eggs dul and shade lower a. la@lsc. But
ter uull and neM,nal
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-16

history OF his own life during the past
fifteen years.
He said he told shearman of what he
knew in relation 20 tho scandal. lie re-
coived 500 Tor his expenses coming to
Brooklyn.
A recess was then taken.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-16
Mif,rouLee Market.

MILWAUKEE, March 1G.--Flour quiet but firm.
.Whcat weak: No. ilwaukee, 93c; No. Nil
pgaukec, ssc; April, SSssc; May, 9.%c; Oats
steady: No. ,, in store. &c: May, 55Slc Corn
scarce and nominal!y higher; No. miXd, in
store, GIe; MAJ, t9o. E5e scarce ana higher:
10. i IA, store, II VA. Barley quiet aud Iower.
No. spring ST, ally at 81 05, cash: No. spring,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-16

NEW ORLEANS, March 16-Corn firm at size.
Oats ii1mer at 1Otg1i Bran lower at s!tal 40.
Hay dull and lower: prime, s.2UO; choice.
Sl2 20.
Dry salt meats scarce and advancing az Tisc,
7s4c, l0lac, 105{c. Racon scarce and finer:
sac, l1Sc, .l21lc, 12tsc. lialns dull at i2s4c.
Olhcrs unchanged,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-16

BALTIMORE March l6.-Flour steady and un-
changed. Wheat firm and quiet: Pennsylya-
mia red. 81 1901 23; other grades unchanged.
Corn buoyant and strong for Western; Western
mixed, SIC. Oats quiet Rye dull and un-
changed. Hay dull and unchanCcd.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-16

CLEVELAND. March 16.-Wheat Guiet and. un-
changed. Corn steady and unchanged. Oats
steady, firmer and unchanged.
Petroleum firm: standard white, car lots,
lll%c; ohio State test. ls14c; small lots, 1@2c
higher.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-16

DETROIT. March 18:-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat dull: extra, 81 14s{; No. 2
81 lf3,; amber, 81 %. Corn quiet and unchanget
at 691k@i0c. Oats quiet and unchanged al
57.c.
ClOyer-seed. Sc 30G6 35.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-16
FINANCIAL,

Gold is firm to-day at l13}s@llGpar.
Eastern exchange is firm though qaict. No
change IN rates since yesterday. Buying gem
orally at par and selling at 20 premium:
Buying. Selling.
y. Y. ENhange.... par LEO prem.
Philadelphia EAge.. par l-.0 prem.
Boston EXchange... par 1-2l prem.
Ba.tiinGfe IX'2e 2e.... par 1-20 prem.
Government securities are generally firm to-
day. The denland is only moderate. Offerings
not large. No material variation in rates.
The lao r. NJ. NUw York quotations were as
follows.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-16
.BHTGiO Market.

BUFFALO. N. Y. March 16.--Corn in fair de
mand: sales of new at T1c.a 16c(G 751ac, an
mixed at 7Gc.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-16

OswEGo, March 16-Wheat dull: No. l Mil
wa,lkce, lit. Corn quiet at SIC. Barley dull
and no sales; prime Canada nominally Il 80
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-16

PEORIA, March l8.-Corn, t3lsc. Oats: white
5UisG57c; mixed, 54c. Rye, 81 Oi@r 0s.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-16

ihc following is the ~ L. NJ. report OF Ncw
fork stock Market, rs received BY Lea, Ster.
rett y Co., ~ West Third street:
sole. uEcrcd at J.iil.
Y. L. Telegraph. h...." 7i$a
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Cincinnati Lire StocI: Market.
CINCINNATI, March l6-2 Z. NJ.
The following are the receipts and shipment Is
Of live stock Tor the past "a hours:

IlcCClJpS. oJo 40 IL
Shipments. ..,........ Sd 115 ...
BEEF GArrLE-There is firm and active
market The demand is in excess of the re-
ceipts. Common are quoted at S3Q3 Is: medium,
$40g5, good to choice, Sj 25a6 25 per Genital
gross.
HOGS-Are inactive and him. Common are
worth s6 1897 10; fair gra,ies ~ 25(GT 50 good.
gross.
SHEEP-The market is steady with good dc.
mand at IS 00SG 80 per centai gross for fair to
choice.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-16

The weather to-day is clear and cold, with
regular March winds.
The river here is rising fast, hay ng risen 4
feet 3 inches within the past "a hours, with -
feet I inches in the channel by the Water
works marks, at six o'clock This morning
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-09

nldnner bierber unb iasen; maj miiiie ei.
men bObern Sorii ;u @uuitsn Der arbeitens
ben GIaiIe paiIiren! Die arbcitsnbe Glaiie
;iebt teinen Dollar @eminn aus iol6cn
@eleten."
SIT cine iolde Grtldrung ibon an uno
fir iid bO9it erfreuIid, 10 s%epinnt iie nod
an Seoeutuns, ipenn man erlpd9t, cine wie
sefdbrIi6e &unbe iunerbaIb Der benlofras
tiiden Yartei iie gu idIieBen mitbelfen
mag. Die Semotratie bes Sioens uns
@eitens war ieIbitueritdnbli6 BON Dem
9roteftipnswabniinn ME ernitIi9 anseitedt
woroen. Sasesen littcn ni6t wsnise ibrer
anbdnser aus benz Often an bieier bebents
Ii9en &ranfbeit. Sc sriinoli9sr bieielbc
nun aud aus oieien @csenSen wei6t, beito
mebr wiro Die Ginisteit aui Ser Yaiis iener
Erin;ipien befeitist, Die tein 3lpanssipitem
gu @uniten poer gum S6aben irsenb zines
Sepolternn9stbeils SuIaiien. am.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-09

sSm CONNER INNER beiber, i'm Win'
ter INNER f6%lter-bieie Yeobadtun9 ma4t
man in ben psridisbenften GbeiIen Der Ser.
Staaten! SorsfdItisere Wetter : 8eoba4s
tunsen eritrsden fi@ in ben Der. Staaten
nur auf sinen 3eitraum BON 80 bis 80
Sabre; aber fe reiden aus nm bic Ebats
fade fefsuitelen, baB bic mittlere Sems
peratur bes Sommers BON 10 3u 10 Sab
rem ftetis 3usenommen uub bic bes Winters
iietis ab%senommen bat. Sn ben erIten
sSabrsebntsn bisies Sabrbunberts mar Sas
8armer : Werben Der CONNER unb bas
Salter.8 erDen Der Winter nur iebr serins,
aber ie mebr bic 8diber abseboIjt wurSen,
beito msbr wurbe aud bic Terdnberuns
ii9tbar. Der llnteri6ieb bttrdst fir Ufas
rylanS, Oelapars, ben OitIi9en Gbsil uon
Senniylpanien unb New Serfep I'M Yers
siei9 CUR mittleren CONNER anb @inters
Gemperatur BON Mnfans bes Sabrbunberts
nabe 4 @rab 5abrenbeit. WinSsftsns
sbsnio idlimm it's i'm Wefen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-09
Mnoere Staaten.

Ser i9IieBIi9e GrfOIs Ser
Stsuer er gauneru 9spOr!a9
i'm Sauie bes gonsreies, i4reibt Die Obi.
easo tribune, nadocm bieiclbe idon fattild
bur6s,falsn ,par. 1T elm Sies Der eteuer.
oiebe in Yenniplpanisn, in Neu'Gnslanb
unb iiberbaupt i'm Often iibsr bic Steuer-
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