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MINOR TELEGRAMs.
Diaz has been elected President q

Diaz has been elected President of Mexico.
Internal revenue receipts Yesterday $4SS, $780,
30; from customs S566. 474.S0.
The deaf and dumb ASYLUM at Council
Bluffs, Iowa, was burned Sunday. Loss $780,
000 ~O''
Lieut.. Cummings routed a band of Indians
near Deadwood on the 23d. Whites suffered
no loss.
The international convention of the Young
Mems Christian Association will be held at
Louisville, June 6, in consequence of inability
of the t. Louis organization to provide enter
tainment there.
The Pope has appointed Rev. DR.. John
Moore to be Bishop of ST. Augustine, Fla.
and the Dominican Friar Vurges to be coadju-
tor of Bishop O'Connell of Grass Valley, Cal
The treasury committee af the British Par
Lament recommends the adoption of the
american system of meteorological observations
ana admits that we are ahead in the accuracy
OF our forecasts.
The Senate yesterday confirmed L. w. Pal.
mer as postmaster at Chicago j. Fl Wat
mough to be chief of the bureau of nrovisions
and Clothing of the navy department. and w.
H. Shock, chief of the bureau of steam epol.
neering.
The receiver of the New jersey Central rail-
road is in difficulty with the employees. the
Locomotive brotherhood having decided its
members shall not receive pay by the week,
but that their employment is by the month and
in the nature of a contract to be paid whether
services are rendered or not.
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WASHINGTON.
Bill TO Provide for the Possible COntin-
gency Of no Presidential Election.

gency of no Presidential Election.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-The majority of the
Committee on the duties of the House agreed
to report bill to provide for temporarily fill.
ing any vacancy occurring in the Office of Pres
ident in the event of there being no constitu
tional declaration Of election before the COM
mencement of the regular term. The bill in
its main features provides that if the Senate
be in session at the commencement of the new
term the presiding officer of the Senate at that
time shall act as President of the United States
until President is elected and qualified in &C
cordance with the constitution and existing
law, but if the Senate be not then in session
the presiding officer last elected by that body
shall become President of the United States to
serve until the Presidency shall be regularly
filled; provided that such last presiding officer
shall NOT have ceased to be member of the
Senate on the 4th of March, and provided also
that he be possessed of constitutional qualiica-
lions as to age and nativity. The bill also pro-
vides that in the possible contingency of there
being no such presiding or ex-presiding officer
of the Senate, the Speaker of the House shall
act as President. The bill does not propose to
change the provisions of the act Of 1892 in re-
gard to the time for holding the new elect on.
1t therefore looks to new Presidential election
next November, and in the event of any tenn
porary occupant being installed in the Presi-
dental chair next week, he would be entitled
to continue in Office until the 4th of March,
1873
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DIED.

In this city, Feb. &c, Mary Agnes youngest child of
Patrick Kerr aged wears months days.
Funeral services Wednesday afternoon at o'ck
corner OF Turner and Emerson streets.
Feb. %. of congestion of the lungs, Walter H.
Clark OF Winterport, aged "a years months.
Funeral services Tuesday forenoon at 10 O'Clock,
at No. II Alder street.
In Cape Elizabeth, Feb. 25, Mr.. Mark d. Par1ott,
aged IS years months.
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock,
at the residence of Woodbury. Cobb Point Village
In Kennebunkport, Feb. 20, Mrs Lydia Lord
Dure aged II years months.
In Norwich, Ct, Feb. %, Mrs. Anna S. Warren,
aged "a years 10 months,-widow of the late Nath'i
Warren of Portland
GB The funeral services Of the late Mrs. Cla1issa
NJ Carruthers will take place at O'Clock this alter
noon, at the I'd Parish Church.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, on the fourth day of June, A. d.,
w 1912, George Robinson OF Wndham, in the
county of Cumberland, and state of Maine, by his
mortgage deed of that date the being recorded
in Cumberland Registry of Deeds, Book 39l, Page
30l, conveyed to Isaac Parker and Peter Holds ION
of Gorham, in said county, certain lot of land In
said Windham, described in said deed as follows:
one hundred acres OF land in said Windham, more
vision Of hundred acre lots of said Windham, and Is
the farm where now live and is the same | pur-
chased of Stephen Robinson, December 10, 1853 and
recorded in Cumberland Registry, Book 372 Page
1879: and whereas, said Peter HodsdOn on the twen-
tythlrdS day Oh January "A; ID Bm assigned to
thereby, which premises above described the Under
signed claims by virtue Of said mortgage and assign
ment.
Now therefore, the undersigned hereby gives no.
ice that the conditions of said mortgage have been
broken, by reason whereof he claims foreclosure of
the same. ISAAC PARKER
Gorham, Feb. 16, 1877 w3WS
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FOR N.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
Turkey to be Given Time to Carry Ont
fhe Ref0rnps

LONDON. Feb. 26-The Vienna correspond
ent of the Times says the idea which seemed
current in st. Petersburg some little time ago,
that Russia might withdraw her armies in con-
siderance of some moral satisfaction such as
recognition by Europe of her sacrifices on be-
half of the Christians, seems to have made lit
tie way, and another idea appears to have tax
en- its place, namely that SIX months or year
should be given Turkey to carry out her re-
forms, and if they are not effected within that
period, the Powers should agree to apply meas
ures Of coercion. If the Powers agree to this
and address an ultmatum to Turkey in this
sense, Russia might dsarm and wait the course
of events with the other Powers. 1t cannot be
said whether even confidential communica-
ton has been made to the Powers in this res
pect, but this seems at present to be considered
at ST. Petersburg the only way 70 enable Rus
STA to dsarm and wait
The Times leader. reviewing sketch of the
Russian attitude, says it may be these declara-
tions are threats designed to compel the Pow
ers to do something. 1t seems certain that the
Powers, following England's lead, will decline
to do anything. The solitary effect of the pub
LEGATION of these declarations is to commit Rus
STA more deeply than ever to the adoption of a
policy of coercion.
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THE COMMISSION.
The sonth Carolina Contest 10 Come nm
this Morning.

The Electoral Commission reassembled at
$50 immediately after the two houses separat
ed. All the members were present, Herman.
the successor of Senator Thurman, taking his
seat foRthe first time The papers referred to
the Commission by the joint session were read
by the Secretary. In response to au INJURY "a
to who appeared as directors, Mr.. hurd of
Ohio, announced that Mr. Cochrane and him
self would appear for the directors to certif-
cate No. l. Mr.. Lawrence of Ohio, said Sena.
, ,bf 0 oha ana n@se would appear for
Christiancy said he appeared for the directors.
but they did not propose to occupy the whole
time allowed them. In response to another
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MARRIED..

In this city, Feb. q, by Rev. A. ii. Wright Alex
ander Findley OF Portland and Miss Dora S. Wight
OF Gorham, N. II.
In this city, Feb 26, by Rev. A. H. Wright George
A. Sawyer OF Portland and Miss Sadie A Whorf
of New Gloucester.
In this city, Feb. "a. by Rev. c. s. Perkins, limo:
thy Walker Ut Freeport and Miss Nellie f. Staples
of Portland.
At White Rock, (Gorham) Feb. %, by Rev. VIM. j.
Twort, Andrew Libby of Standlsh and Miss Ellen f.
Libby of Gray.
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DOMESTIC PORTS,

SAN FRANCISCO--Cld 18th inst, barque Eureka,
WALLACE. Port Townsend.
SAVANNAH-Ar Goth, sch George Washington,
Sid sd, sch George Clark, for Brunswick.
Sid 24th sch Eta NJ Batter Barter. Satilla River.
GEORGETOWN, Sc Ar 18th, sch Hattie Meg
Buck, Woodbury., Baltimore.
Ar 18th. schs Florence s. Lilian Smith, New York ;
Nellie Doe, Trask, Beaufort SC; Mary j Lee, Hag-
-RfCHMoND-sd 2sd, sch Hecter, Higgins, for
ALEXANDRIA Cid 21st. brig Ellen H MunrOe,
FORTRESS MoNRoE-sd oath, sch A II Waite,
Qrom Matanzas) for Philadelphia.
BALT1MORE-Ar 23d, brig Mariposa Milton.
Palermo.
Cid 21st sch Storm PetIel, whitmoGe. St Lucia
Jos Farwell, Gregory Ohoptank River, to load Tor
Ar 9th, brig Ellen II Munroe, Knowles, Alexan-
dra
Sid 24th brgs Adelaide and Eugena.
Ar at Lewes 26th, brig Liberty, Devereux, from
NEW YoRK-Ar 23d. baraue Ibis, Sawyer, GAL
weston; schs Chas w Morse, Mari, I'm New Bedford
Somerset.
At Harris Island 2sd, schs L B McNichols, from
Calas; Daylight, from Portland; E G Knight, do
Ring Dove, from Providence.
Ar 9th, baraue Lillian, Presley. Dunkrk via Cadi2
Nautilus, Peck, Belfast; Fannie & Edith, Bartlett
90 for Baltimore; Lizzie McNicbols, Tanning from
Calais; Lucy Hammond, Mitchell, Machias: E G
Knight, Pratt Portland; Volant, Lord, Fail River
Calista Written, Providence.
Ar 25th. baT9ue Sagadahoc, Powers, Havana; brig
cid oath, sch L W Wheeler, Bowman. st Thomas
Mott-Haven Collins, Calais.
Sid 22d, barque st Lueie, for Caao; brig Abbie c
Titcomb. tor Matanzas.
PROVIDENCE-Sld oath, schs Terrapin, Wooster
and Ontario, Lunt. New York
SID 18th, sch e Gates. Freeman, New York.
NlNEYARD-HAVEN-A 23d, schs Eben Fisher
Reynolds, Cienfuegos 20 days for Boston; Jos Fish
Gilchrist, Virginia for Kennebunkport.
Sid, schs VIM Connors. Lucy Hammond, Sabao
Nautilus, Fannie 81 Edith, Canary, and Allston
In port, schs Eben Fisher. and Jos Fish.
Hoboken.
Cid goth, schs Addie Blaisdell, Crowell. Key Wes
via Rockport; Orioe, Baker, Woods Hole; S c Ty.
ron, NIckersou, Rockpor
/ SALEM.Ar 24tb, sch Kolon, Brookings, So Amboy
for Portland.
PROVINCETOWN = In port 26th brig Hiram
Abiff, Brown. from Galveston for Bath
Il PORTSMOUTH-Below oath, schs Hattie Turner
/ Hupper, from Wilmington. Nc, for Kenneban kport
Mariel, Anderson. Portland tor Boston, and white
barque, in light trim.
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enquiry as to who would appear as counsel
Mr.. Hurd said he was not prepared to state at
this time but would announce the counsel TO
the Commission tomorrow morning Mr.,
Matthews stated that Mr. Shelabarger and
No. l.
Commission then, on motion OF Mr.. Hun Ton,
at $40 adjourned till 10 tomorrow morning.
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NEW YORK, February 26-Evenng.- Tbe Money
market is easy at q 81 per cent. call. Foreign
Exchange is quiet at 1927 q 1873 for 60 days and 4S4
for demand.
Gold advanced from 1913 to 1863 on unavoidable adj
vices as to the completion of the electoral count at
Washington, but reacted to los as affairs there i'm
proved; and it also became known another call for
$40 bonds made to-day or tomorrow. The carrying
rates were and 8 per cent. The cearances were
100000. The Gold Board held an excited session
in the afternoon, and effort was made to dissolve
the institution and unite with the old Stock Ex-
change. but adjournment was taken without action.
The customs receipts to- day were $7S7 900. The
Treasury disbursements $4,000 for interest and
$4,000 for bonds. Governments quiet and steady.
The stock market which was unsettled early in the
day became strong in the afternoon and prices ad-
vaEeed from to 24 per cent. from the lowest point
Z The total transactions at the Stock Exchange ag-
gIegated 1911 200 shares, including New York Central
20,soO shares, Erie 1920 shares Lake Shore 100
shares, North Western preferred 1890 shares, Rock
Island $3.50 shares Pacific Mail 6l25 shares st Paul
2oo shares do preferred 600 shares Western Union
$500 shares, Delaware, Lackawanna q Western
22,69O shares, Michigan Central 1910 shares.
The following were the closing quotations OF Gov
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK,
A New Banking Project.

NEW YORK, Feb. 26-The Tribune says
Ulysses Grant, Jr., has been in this city during
the last week, in consultation with many cap-
talists upon a proposition that strong bank be
organized here as national bank, with ten to
twenty millions capital for the purpose, of con-
national debt, with representatives in its di-
rection from ali members of the present syndi.
cate and also from the houses of Brown Broth
ers, the Earrings and Won Hoffman. 1t is
thought that General Grant could be induced
to become president of it,
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METEOROLOGICAL

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Feb. q, Il A. M.))
For New England.
and Middle states rising barometer, cooler
northerly winds, backing to warmer southwest
at southern stations, partly cloudy or clear
weather.
Rivers will continue stationary or falling.
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Get the Genuine Article.

The great popularity of "Wilbor'S Compound OF
Cod LiUer OIL and Lime" has induced some unprin-
cipled persons to attempt to palm off simple ar
tcle of their own manufacture; but any person who
is suffering from Coughs, Colds or Consumption
should be careful where they purchase this article.
1t requires putting: the results following its use
are its best recommendations and the proprietor has
ample evidence on file of its extraordinary success in
pulmonary complaints. The phosphate of lime pos
sesses most marvellous healing power, as combined
with the pure Cod Liver Oil by DR.. Wilbor This
medicine is regularly prescribed by the medical facu-
ty. For sale by A. Il. WILBoR, Chemist, Boston,
fe26 eodIw
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. LONDON, February 96-43O P. M-Cotton at 961
for money and account. " Tvs
LONDON, February 26-12.3OP. M.-American Sc
States bonds 1867, 1893 do 10-4O's
1Oss Erie Railway shares at 7s; New York Central
LIVERPOOL, February 26.-12.30 p, M.-Cotton-
market steadier ;NIiddling uplands at cid: do Or
leans ll-l6d; sales of 10000 bales including 2OOO
bales for speculation and export; receipts to-day 2S
COO bales, including q 900 American. -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO THE PUBLIC.

At the regular meeting of the Portland Temper
ance Reform Club, held Monday evening, Feb. 18th,
it was unanimously voted not to take part in the
called Temperance Revival now being held in CHS
city as it is claimed by the committee appointed to
make arrangements for the Revival that no person
can keep a Total Abstinence Pledge inviolate. The
members of the Club intend to prove to the citizens
by their lives it can be kept.
S. F. PEARSON. President
JOHN P. CONKLlNG, Secretary.
fotT
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Forty Fourth Congressional Session.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.
WARRINGTON. Feb. 26.

WASHINGTON, Feb 26.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.
After completing the electoral business
Window, Allison and Dawes were appointed
members of the conference committee on the
legislative, judicial and executive appropriation
bill, Sargent, Window and Withers on the de-
ficiency bill, and Sargent, Cragin and Wallace
on the naval bill.
Sargent moved that the Senate proceed to
the election of a President pro tenn. Laid on
the table. He gave notice that he would call it
up at an early day.
Report of the conference committee on the
Indian appropriation bill was agreee to. Ad-
jourpedi
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MEMOIR ANDA,

Sch Lunet Kinds, from Pass Christian for POI
Spain, which put into Charleston 2lst inst in distress
encountered severe NE gale ON the 18th, in the
which the mainmast was unstepped and the vessel
sprung bad leak; also, stove boat spit sails, and
sustained other damage
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NOVA SCOTIA.
NOVA SCOTIA.
The Province Without n Cover nment
The Disasfsous Result of Using Wrong

Seat.
TORONTO, Feb. ga despatch from Hall
fax says the question of precedence having
arisen between certain Queens counsel an aft
davit was read in the Supreme Court Saturday
setting forth that the seal attached to the COM
mission of the Queens counsel appointed by
me local government was not the great seal OF
the province, but the old seal which had been
re, by the imperial government in 1869.
Inc Premier OF the local government admitted
the government had been using the old seal.
The court expressed establishment at such
contempt for Her Majestys authorized and ex-
pressed opinion and said all acts recurring the
great seal done since 1869 were totally void.
This state of affairs leaves Nova Scotia TODAY
without Parliament and without govern
ment, with all the grants of marriage licenses,
consequently marriages and all commissions
since 1869 are totally void. The greatest ex-
element prevails in nsequence. The Chief
Justice after intimatfng that it would require
imperial legislation to rectify the matter adj
journed the court ten days for full inquiry.
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LOUISIANA.
AnOu,break In New Iberia.

I'M UutDFeaK IN NEW 1DtfIu.
New ORLEANS, Feb. ga despatch from
New Iberia to Gov. Packard from o. Delahas-
sage, Jr., says collision took place between
whites and blacks yesterday at Jeanerette.
Both parties are under arms. A few soldiers
to keep the peace might prevent great deal of
bloodshed Great excitement prevails.
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From Our Regular Correspondent,
Our Washington Letter.

WashingtOn's Birthday Now and Former
ly-The Electoral Bore White House
NOfes: Blue VS.. SnuGcOI0r-NO Gnau-
guraiion Bail-Donn Piatt-Amateur
Theatricals-A Stroll on the Avenue
The Weather, etc.
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President Hayes Cabinet.

New YORK, Feb. 26-The Times insists posi-
lively that Senator Sherman is to be Hayes
Secretary of the Treasury, and the Herald says
Postmaster Filley of st. Louis is to be Post
master General
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THE LITTLE GIANT PILL,

That cures Bi;iOusness. Sick. Headache
and Dyspepsia is Tor sale at all the drug.
gists at Portland. IL is entirely vegetable COM
pound, Trade marx on square bores.
aI3 d6w&wfwsn
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Ar at New York 26th, brigs Sias Martin, Brown,
TuSpan; Merriwa. Downs, Matanzas; schs William
Frederick, Ames, Cientuegos; Ada Whitney, Mars
tiers, Cardenas; Brigadier, Norton, Sagua; Almeda
Wiley, Pensacola; Hume, Diggins Guantanamo
Emerson, from Brunswick, Ga.
Ar at Liverpool 25th inst, W Campbell Curling
Mobile; William McGiyery, Nichols. New Orleans
Samaria, Patten, do.
Ar at Queenstown oath, ship Anna Camp, Gardi-
ner, San Francisco.
Ar at Bassein 23d, ship Henrietta, Blanchard, from
Liverpool.
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Foreign Exports.
Daily DOmesticI Receipts.

HAVANA. Brig Don Jacinto-i257 box shocks,
376 shocks and heads 953 prs heading 16 casks 200
kits mackerel, 100 boxes fish, SO drums fish.
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Inn an Vonrn the VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAL
IUl JU IGdIS SAM of Cutler Bros. 81 Co., Boston
stands unriyalled for Coughs, colds and Con-
stump ton. Sold in Portland by Apothecares gen
orally. fe8sn13w
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By water conveyance-1OO0 bush cornmeal to g
W. True s. Co.
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MARIN Is n e " =
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Monday, Feb. 2S.
ARRIVED.
Sch Vulcan, Coggins Pembroke, with $40 Kegs
nails to N NJ Perkins g. Co.
Sch Brilliant. Wheeler, st George.
Sch Eastern State Geyer, Bristol.
CLEARED.
Steamship Eleanora, johnson, New YoIk-uenry
Fox.
Steamer New Brunswick, Hail. Eastport and st
John. MA StubDs
Brig Don Jacinto, C:oston, Havana D Lord.
Sch Express Tilton, Ireland, New York Pha-
delphia-master.
Sch Mary Elizabeth, Dunton, Boothbay-D Choate
Sch Arrival, FaInum, Boothbay-D Choate.
SAILED-Brigs Emma Shaw and Torrent; schs
Mahaska, Express Tilton, and others.
KENNEBUNKPORT, Feb 26-Sd, brig Edith,
Pickett Mibridpe (nOt Portland
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[Sales at the Brokers' Board, Feb. 26.l
IL Boston q Maine Railroad. .................. 95
so Boston and Maine Railroad. 80 945
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George Hogue has been appointed manager
of the Merchants Bank of Montreal.
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pIhM0N ED. B. ROBINSON Myrtle Street,
lANUN has the celebrated w cher Piano, and
AND other makers, at extremely low prices.
I)RnANN Orders for Tuning attended 10 as
ullunNE, usual.
aug2S nIy
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lFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE

KENNEBUNKPORT, Feb 26-Sld brig Edith
Pickett, Millbridge, (not Portland.)
In port, schs Florida, and Matte Holmes.
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dec 49, lat 26 Os S. Ion 81 49, ship Victoria Atwood
from Boston for Calcutta.
Dec 81 lat % s. Ion IL so W, ship Clarissa Carver
from Liverpool for Calcutta.
Feb %, lat &c. Ion ~, brig Waiter Smith. from New
York for Montevdeo
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For sale everywhere. Price only So cents. SMITH,
DOOLITTI4E & SMITH, 26 fremont Street. Boston,
Agents, for U. s. oct11 WSe1 Msn6m
, 1877-07-03

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ten lutbsrliden Yfarrsr pernide beimaefuGt.
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ten Wadmittase ietne bsiben 30hterdsn,
Don ben bas etne finf, oas anoere lieben
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