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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-05
Unearthly Visitors.

COlley Cibber. the dramatist, in COM
pany with three friends, once made an
excursion. Cibber had q false set of
teeth; one of his friends. glass eye; q
second friend, cork leg; but the third
friend had nothing in particular, ex-
cept . remarkable way of shaking
his head
They travelled in o coach; and while
at the first stage, after each had made
merry with his nelghbor's intirmity,
they agreed that at every hslting place
they would all affect the same singu-
larity.
When they came to breakfast, they
all squiuted; and as the people stood
gaping around when they alighted-
oh. rot it,. cried one. how that man
squints'
Why said q second, here be anoth-
er squirting fellow!
The third was thought to be better
squinter than the other two, and the
fourth better than all the rest. In
short. language cannot express how ad-
mirably they all squinted. for they
went one degree beyond the supera-
tive.
At dinner they appeared to have cork
legs; and their stumpiug abont made
more diversion than at breakfast.
At tea they were all deaf; but at
supper. which was at the Ship at
Dover, each man resumed his character,
tho better to play his part in farce
they had concoctsd among them.
When they were ready to go to bed,
Cibber called out to the waiter:
Here, fellow. take out my teeth.
Teeth, SIR said the man.
'Ay, teeth, sir. Unscrew that wire
aud they'll all come out together
After some hesitation the man did a.
he was ordered Then another called
out:
Here. you. take out my syel'
What, sir said the waiter; your
eyer Yes. my eye. Come here, you
stupid fellow! Pull up my eyelid. and
it will come out rs easy as possible
This done the third cried out:
Here, you rascal, take off my leg!'
This tho waiter did with less reluc
tsnce' having been before apprised
that it was cork, and also conceiving
that it would be his last Job.
He was. however, mistaken.
The fourth watched his opportunity.
and while the frightened waiter was
surveying with rueful countenance the
eye. teeth aud leg lying on the table,
cried ont in frightful hollow voice.
Come here, sir-take off my head
Turning around and seeing the mans
head shaking like that Of Q mandarin
upon chimney piece darted out of the
room. and tumbling headloug down
stairs, he ran about the house asserting
that tue gentlemen above stairs were
certainly all tiends.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-05
Mans Mortality.

Like a. the dsmask rose you see,
Or ike Q blsssom on tree,
or like the dainty flower In May,
Or like the morning 20 the day.
Or ike the sun, or like the shade,
Or like the gourd which Jonas hAd:
Even such In man. whose thread is Spua,
Drawn out and out. and % 10 done.
The rose withers, the bloom blssteth.
The flower fades. the morning hasteth.
The sun sets. the shsdow dies,
The gourd consumes, the rnan-he dies.
Like 70 the grass that's newly sprung,
Or like tale that's new begun,
Or like the bird that's here ts-dsy.
Or like the pearled dew in May.
Or like an hour or like span.
Or Ike the singing OF the swan.
Even such is man, who lives by breath,
Is here, now there, In life and death.
The grass withers the tale IL ended,
The bird 10 flown, the dew,s ascended,
The hour IL short. the span not long.
The swans near death. mans life 10 done
Lihe 10 the bubble in the brook.
Or In the glass much like Q look.
Or like the shuttle in weavsr's hand.
Or like the writing on the sand.
Or like thought. or like dream,
Or like the gil iing Of the stream;
Even such 10 man. who lives by breath.
Is here. now there. in life and death.
The bubbles out, the look forgot.
The shuttle's dung, tie writings blot,
The thought Is past. the dream is gone,
The waters glide, mans life Is done.
Like ~ an arrow from the bow.
Or Ike swift course OF water fiow,
Or like that time, twixt dood and ebb.
Or like the spiders tender web.
Or like . race. or like . goal.
Or like the dealing Of dole:
Even such 10 man. whose brittle state
II always subject unto fate.
The arrow shot. the food soon spent,
The time on time. the web soon rent,
The race soon run, the goal soon won,
The dole soon dealt mans life soon dom
Like the lightning from the sky.
Or like post that quick doth die,
Or like qusver In Q song.
Or like journey three days long.
Or like snow when summers come,
Or like the pear. or like the plum;
Even such is man who heaps up sorrow.
Lives but this day and dies tomorrow.
The lightning's past the post must 60,
The song Is short, the journey 30,
The pear doth rot. the plum doth fall.
The snow dissolves and % must all.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-05

hand, and it would light him through
all the darkness he has to pass through
without any trouble, and when you
come to die, he could hold the lamp for
you when yougo to ascend the golden
stairs
And that precious scoundrel kept on
that strain until he had sold half a
dozen to every female in the room.
Cheek, Oh,ho.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-05

THE editor of the Carson Tribune,
after watching a game Of Indian poker
for a while. asked Capt. Jim how
things went, and he replied: Not
plenty good. Too dull. No cschum
much money. No goosee, no labbiltee
and not much phish. Mshslas no
getum wsshin', cause Cinnamon takum
too cheap. Iniun no likum; no can
play poker or gitum meat. You tink-
um better bimeby?'
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-05

CINCINNATI paper: Understand me,
Mrs. Trevor. l don't say that your man
was drunk, or that he had been drink
ing. even, but my husband says he can
prove by three witnesses that they saw
him try to pare an apple with cork
screw in broad daylight. and l thought
that looked so suspicious I felt it my
duty as neighbor to come and tell you
about it.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-07-08
" Sheridan's Ride"

A correspondent of the New York
Herald writes as follows:
At this juncture, when the Army Of
the Shenandoah was girding itself for
retaliation, and not. as some records
have it. when 1t was fleeing Northward
IN dlsmay, General Phillip H. Sher-
idan, its beloved ard invlncible com
mander, reached the field at the end Of
his famous ride. The writer of the
letter IN company with an officer of
the Sixth Corps Staff, was sitting on
his horse at the time, just behind a
battery stationed on the left of the
main turnpike extending down the
valley. Across this turnpike, short
distance in front, the left flank of the
army had been partly reformed as
described. Both my companion and
myself turned to the sound of a single
horses hoofs clattering down the turn
pike al headlong speed. Sheridan
rode alone. He had left one after an.
other of his staff behind to aid in the
work IN which many gallant officers
were engaged, the harsh work of
cursing, urging and shsming back to
the front the panic-stricken or bewil-
dered fugitives who thronged the roads
and woods towards Winchester A
single Aid (or il might have been the
Orderly was seen far away in the
distant perspective urging his tired
charger after the General down the
pike.
The Generals black horse was
stained with dust aud lsther. Sun
burnt. eager and filled with ire, Lit
tie Phil" rode with spurs set deep and
eyes that reminded one of lighted fus-
es. I happened to be the first person
he accosted. Tightening his bride
while galloped forward at his recog-
milton, he shouted:
Where is General Wright
indicated the direction where had
seen the latter General about half an
hour before, and, curious TO witness
the effect of his sudden arrival tunex
pected rs it must certainly be to every
body on the field. followed Sheridan
at full speed
Continuing down past the battery
aud then swerving to the left in front
of it, he soon reached the line of bat
tie. such as it was. He could not ride
far. without being recognized. One
after the other of the officers discovered
hlm. The word, There's Sheridan !!
Here comes the General, by c.
Hip hip hurrah for little Phil J rang
out upon the air. With telephone
rapidity the news spread from regi
ment to regiment, brigade TO brigade,
division to division. corps TO corps.
Hats went up like con jwrers' balls. The
soldiers spitted their caps on their
bayonets and waved them to and fro.
Cheers broke forth and swelled.
Generals and Colonels mounted and
rode out to salute the fiery little hero
on the black horse, at whose coming
every heart in the ranks beat with the
certitude of approaching triumph.
Custer. on his way to complete the dis
position of his squadrons, caught
sight of his commander. and. it was
said, spurred up and kissed him at a
gallop. Lifting and swinging his cap,
Sheridan hailed evey body with enthu
sism but every word be said meant
business. Whenever he got within
hearing of the troops he shouted, Get
ready Tor fighting. We're. going back
to camp meaning the camp on Cedar
Creek, from which the army had been
driven IL the morning.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-07-08

NOT long since, Ssr Antonio dark
ey did some whitewashing for a man
living in the Fifth Ward. On paying for
the job. the employer paid of Nose for
that was the darkey's name, in Mexi-
can quarters at par 1t was several
days before Nose found out that they
were only worth twenty cents. Nose
was very much hurt about it. Jess to
think OF Colonel cheating dis hard.
working niggah outen thirty cents
Fore dc Lord,..I wud nebber hab be-
lieved it on him. hadn't Orter tux
de job in de fust place. And then be
added more cheerfully: But eff l
hadn't whitewashed de fence, I nebber
would have known where all dem chick
ems roasted what | sold next morning
for dollar. De banks hadn't cotch
up wi6 dis niggah yet; heah heah -
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-07-08

elucidate Yer see, boss be said
taking another reef in his trowsers
w2istosnd, L hain't had muffin TO
eat WORT menshunin' since last night:
aDd ebery time dat de cars pulls in,
de boy at de hotel By de pervilyerum,
be trots out and beats de gong for
dinner, and | tells you, boss, | feel Just
like l was going TO cave in, and | can't
stand the pressure, nohow." He let
him 90.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-07-08

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tfa,,s. soss. Esq. Prest Granger's Bank Of Cal
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.eeiation. ''S nu'uAi FIRE INSURANCE AZ
D.nsseacher Bros. Il Co.
Hrsanan-, Carrigan 4 Go.
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49, Brothers.
20. dl0-dAvtf
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-07-08

PERHAPS no sermon that was preach
ed yesterday surpassed in fervor and
effectiveness the late plea of Rev.
Plato Johnson to his congregation to
lead godly life He said i'll part
"Bruddern, de lub oh de Lord am a
wonderful ting. Nobody would tink
dat a pore ole darkey's life was wutf
much ennyhow; but the Scripter says
dat de fust shall be de last and vice
versy, and dats the chief hold we hab
for 'clude from dat sayin' dat de cul-
lud pusson wot shines boots and charges
only the reglar price has tOP bic show
for the next world, tho he haint much
ob chance here. From a 'ligious
point of view it's just as 'portant to
shine boots we'll as to run fust class
saw-mill. De Lord He nebber axes
wat you been doing. but lew you been
doing it. And when you get to de
judgment day, some oh you por washer
women, who wasn't mean bout dc
starch. but put plenty OBJ it in de cloth
es. will be a fluttering Oh yer wings In
Paradise. vile de wife man wat made
ye wait for yer muny will be looking
and looking fur shady spot, and II
wishin dat he had bit Oh ice. You
know wat Use thinking jest at dis
timer Use thinking that some oh
deese wife folks wat 'magin dat dey'll
hab fodder. bed in de next world,
and free or four angels to keep de flies
off. will find wat dey's looking round
fur derc reserved seat in glory dat
dey's go. cinder In dere eye, and
can't see it. How'll you feel, wife man.
wen you find yo'self 'mongst big
crowd oh ornay folks way up in de
family circle, vile some poor darkey,
who did your chores like honest man.
is Quoted by the hebbenly usher TO
orchestra seat, right down close to
de mewsic. And how'll you feel
bruddcr, when dose angels say to you.
.Taint no matter wat color You be.
yo names been called, and wese direct
ed to show you sect on de platform
Yer old black faces II shine like de
moon, and you'll feel like striking
out wild de bubble shuttle right on de
golden pavement Member. all Oh you,
dat il amt de pocketbook, nor the
color. but de shape of de soul wat gibs
YOU right to front seat up ysnder.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-07-08

4 colored tramp, who was hanging
about the depot day or two since,
was observed. to disappear around the
coner whenever passenger train drew
nm. reappearing only as 1t departed.
II looked suspicious. aud . special
policeman pounced upon him as De re,
turned from cne of the semi-oecasionai
excursions. and demanded what he
was "up to- Are you keeping shady
from a constable, or don't you want 10
90 till q freight train comes along
he asked. The wandcrer proceeded TO
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-07
gotitt19e @reae1 in sOmitaaa.

en- e:n3elncn T6eilen 2olt1tdnd's muir
ben idon lett Mohen I'M 0inbIid duf ot
| beuor1tchenoen Ma6len tDieOer oie ldd11o'
Ii6iten @epalttbaten Derilbt.
SSn benz Gountn o6er Garii9 81 a d /:
to6e5 ipurben Gepnbltfalter nertagt
tpcil ite ibre 8artei9enollen fur Die Wab
3u organiliren iud)ter, uno Der Bultoes7
GommiiGr 8reba ipar lit letnem ctgener
6auie Dor bet 6emofratilden Wdbl1trol'
den nidt mebr fiber.
Sn benz blntigen 9ariib 8ets Sell:
ciana ridtete 1i6 Sic morOerilde WutE
Der bemofrattiden BuDooier ge9en bteients
een gtsger, tpel6e iid bonn Silbrer zines
anoercn Tliigels ber 0emofrqtte orgonllt'
rem LieBen. Sebr bteIe 9fegerl traten in be-
mofratilfe Gereine unter Sltbrurg pcs
berDorragenben tpeiBen 8emofraten D1cs
@bee, Witglieb Der @eiebgebung. Was
qel6a6 dber nun Z? Oie bentotratil6en
Ge9ner Wc@bee's, bic et9sntlidc1 Sour
boNe1t, ipelde inter 2cttuug Ocs trlbereIt
@puucrneur 0id(iite iteDen, lteBet biele
~bemordtii6en 9tegcrnereine ipretgen. Wtc
frii6er republifaniide Neger, 10 fpurben
nun 6efuofratil6e Jie9er BON 9ettotraten
bes Na6f6 aus ben 0dulern gel1leppt
uno 9epeitlht, uno elmer ytalitens OaItott
tpurOe lo8ar evoronelt.
Oas fontte Genr bod ielbft bet beinos
fratilGe IS 0 II nc rnenr Nt6nlls nlGt
IGnoer nit anicNen. St bat auf oas
8erlaneen Mc@6sc's, Der i'm UNI ShuB
fit Die m%iB6anoeltSn Sdtparjen bat, anl
l.. Oftober cine 9~roflanotton e%rlaiien,
tporit er briilgen6 sE fricolt6em NIB gez
iebliden 8er6aLten erNIdbnt uft0 tDortn ct
8elobnunqen duf Bic Serbdttnng Der
6ouptmi1ietbGter ousiebh Wer Jta6rtds
ten ert6eilt, peld3e sur Gerbattltr1g uno
8erurtbeilung Der Wt0rbev> ocs ant 81.
September aufgefltiipftcn IhnrndS Dalton
fibreit, ser lou $500 erbalteNa GIl1e Bes
Iobnurg bon $3.50 lit bonn 0nIoerneltr .altf
@ntoedung utb l1eberfiibrung Derer aus
geiebt, tpeld)e am II. September HeHl OelIrD
8rootbcart aus benz !0auie id,leppten,
banben unb petti6ten; 6ieielbe 8eIcA1ung
ouf Die 8erbaftune un6 l1eberfiSrnn8
Oerer, tpeI6e Die Srau bes Sobn Coates
fur6tbar peitl6tcn. I'M
Oier bat molt aIlo in benz amtltbsTt
@rlaB bes oemotrattihen @ounerneurS,
ielblt ba5 @eitGnoniB, bdB Die 0emofraten
9o~uiiidno's tpieoer Die drgiten Ba1lgreueL
beqeben; uno nit bet 0usreoe, Dap otele
@reueI nur urepublifunii9e @rbi6tungeu"
leien, lit eS nidts.
DIS @eneral Sberiban irt Btnter 1875
in ether Oepei6e aus Seem Orleans, ipobin
ibn 9r6iibcnt @rant oltf eintge Boden
geididt bate, bic Witelicoer bes 8unoes
Set BciBen tn 2ouiiiara yunperbeiierIi9e
8ar6iten" nannte, crDob ft6 III Suo unb
gtoro eit i6redLi6e5 @ntrlitungsgei6rei
9egen ibn. Mber Die INNER tpteoerfebren=
ben poLitti6en @reueI in 2ouiitana betpeiz
len, oaB 6er General : lieutenant, tpie
setpObnLtd, ri6tis seieben bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-07
RatmteS.

8as fin6 &aimes? @enau
iberiebt (bas @ort lift tiirtii9) iou es
v3ettel 6es 8ertroucns" beiBen, tpGre
oLiO nn9efGbr glet6beoeuten6 nit benz
Monnaie de confiance, tpeL6es i'm
Nnfan9 Der frana0iii6eu &epoIution nod
lteben 0en Niitgnaten in l1nlauf ipar.
Sur3: 6atmeS ftno bas tirfil6e 8az
pter8eIb, DeI6es senau Of ben
2ebren Suffers uno Ser rgtattonaz
len" our6 Elm aumG6tiges Fiat (@s
tuerbe) 6es SuItans gei6affen tuorben lit.
0iele Rain16s tparen unb Iin6 bas nolI<
tomn1ene UtuB> @elo. Die tiirfiide Ste
gicrung bat Oauon 10 pieL ausgegebcn, tpie
rur bic ,8eoiirfniie bes Sertebrs" st err
beii6en idienen. 1tnb ie er6eii9ten lebr
8tel. 8enn bas Slid un6 Ser 8oblz
fton6 zines 2anbes tptrfIid in geraoem
gerbGltniffe at Ser Menee bes in bemielz
ben p~orbanoenen a6ioIuten Wapierz) Sell
bes fteben, 10 muB bente Die Iirtet Gins
Der a[idLiditen uno uobIbabenoiten 2611z
Der ietn. Oenn Die Ufen9e ietner &aimes
1T fabelbaft; - ME groB, tptrS genau
riht einmal bic Gegterug ielbft angeben
f6nnen, benn fie bat einfd4 Die Druid
preifen Sag un6 Ra6t. @o1er, Wtorate,
Sabre lang arbeiten Iaiien, UNI @elo sn
i9affGn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-07

Ser in a IT } nj / II / It ct Sherman
bat ftd nte fur einen vStbilotenit<9teforz
mer" au5ge0eben. Qber cine tpi1tige SteIe
lit ieinem Oepartentent lit ioeben ganS mad
ben @runolGben G1ter Gtuiloienit> Geform
banti6e golitifer @btparo DtcBberion
bate ieine Ste1un9 ais 6 + bes nit bent
Stnanaoeparteme1tt nerfnipften y8uredm
lit 8 nd unb @raniren" aufgegez
ben, uito republifanilbe QeitbGlnnteI BON
4euniDlpanien bielten es fit lel6ltDerz
ftGnbli6, bab BET nette Soften tpieber einem
pennlpIpanii6en 8olitifer iibertra0en
tuerbe. Oo6 baDon tpollte Der rDtaihtnenz
8oIitifcr" SHERMAN nidts tpi11en, ionoerr
ct tpies Die 3umutbungen iener Bolitifer
suriid unb iprgte bafilr, baB 8. s.. Sriib,
Der biSberige aDeite 8eomte bes Bureau
fit @raptrnrbctte1, Elm te6nii6 gebtlbeter
erprobter 8ean1ter, Die SteIe bes g6efs
befam.
gtutiirIi6 tpurtbert man ftd iii 8aibinez
ton bo6lth barber, bab ni6t ein bon bent
Nmte nt6tS DerltebenOer Bolittfer, Ser
bann benz 9errn Srtlb oIs ritem unterbez
antten bic 6auptarbeit iberIalien bGtte,
ben 8Iab befDmmen bat. Nber SHERMAN
tpor nun einmal felt enti6Io1len, mad bent
G6tcn 9tefor1n<@ runblaBe SIT boltbeln, tpoz
no6 beroienten 8eamten NuSlibt duf 8ez
f0roerltng erDffnet per6et ion unb int
Sale bcr Grlebtgung zines boberen Boftens
6er stpcitbo61teBeamte, tpenn ct bic notbi9e
8efG6igung uno @rfabrung beliBt, lit ben
b0beren 8oiten etnriiden harf, pbne baB
linn peri0nli6e @unit eines 0tini1ters fit
eil1en Nnbere1t, ben 8eg periperrt.
@ar3 slei63ettig NIT bet Nenberrtg in
Ser 2ettung Oes @raDtr> 8urear 1T cine
gteu z8eiebung BET Steue bes s befsoes
8atentz Nmtes 8otentz Gommii1Gr)
eineetreten. Od bos Yatentomt gum Oez
partement beS Slnern eeb6rt, 10 berite6t
IS iia tpobl bon ielbit, baB bel Der &usz
tpabl zines gtodfolgcrs 6es bis6erige1 Gaz
tentz GommiiiGrs Spear itreng na6 oen
@runDlGBen Der GiDiloienitreform berfdb>
reu ipuroe, 6eren %beri6mteiter uno bere6z
teiter 8orfGnpfer ia ser gegentpGr=
ttge so II tier beS Snnern 1T.
rtr6 in Der S1at tpdr es 10 Iet9t, unter
ben tii6tigen b0bersn 1tnterbeamten Der
u8atent>Sfftce" etnen treffli6en Commit
iGr 3u finoen. Oo6 netr !! Qer l1eue Bd<
tent Gommtfidr lit eilt - Qbbofat Sea-
mems 6albert 6. Sainc c, ein frer3>
braoer D1arrt, Der abcr bonn Batentpeien
unaefGbr 10 DieL peritebt tpte 9totbipolfe
pber Bunti6tpan3. 6err Baine mar in BEN
finfsiger Sabren Yartner bon Carl
S6urs, ols bieier ii9 cine s3eit lang ais
2(opofat in Miltpalfee beriu6te. SIM 8lrz
oerfriese betpGbrte er fi6 ais topferer SoIs
Sat. Spdter iab ct cine 3eit lang ais ebrz
Iider, aber mittelmGBiger repu6ltfanil 6cr
~ = - -. N1.Ik@A .. Enn1o r~ 0l~A.AAA II OF
gGelen berftcbt, lit alio tlnItig bet 8or9ez
leBte bon Mdnnert wie 0prcnfurtb, Die
bas Stubium bcS BatenttpelenS gut &Mfz
oobe tbre5 QebenS 9ema6t baben.
@s tuar in Der Ebat iebr flu9 bon 6errn
Sbura, ooB er III ieiner Geoe in @tncinz
natl fem SterbenSport6en itber Die @iDiL>
bienfe gteform geipro4en bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-07
,,Nrete SiIberpr68ttm8|".

@tne i60ne Sorte bon &epublifanerlt
itnO bic in gtebrasfd. sic babeu in ben
Wirrnar iiber bic @eIofrage nod etu
11eues Clement 6es Streits setporfeu, inz
bem fe unter Dem Gortpanbe, nur ebr>
@elo su nou en-. Die i6ranfenlole
MusprGgung bon SiebenzQ 6telz0 Dollar
1tiiden unter benz yfan1en Dollars berz
Iatget.
Dieic Sor6erung, Dap ndmIi6 SeOerz
mann, Ser Gobitlber an Die Otii1sen Itee
fsre, bafir 10 nieIe 0oudritiide BON 4124
@ran 9l10 fem er6altem ioIe, tpie ii6
baraus prdgen Iteben, mar, pie man 1th
erinnert, Der pelentli6ite 8eitanbtbetl Oes
urlprIngIt6en 8lanD'ihen @eiebents
nurfs. SIM Serlaufe Der 8eratbungen
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