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GRAND BOULEVARD HOTEL
Corner 59th St. and Broadway,
NEW YORK.
a. 5. Cassidy
BRICKLAYER and BUILDER.


VIII contract for BriCk-work iu town OF county,
on the most reasonable terms References TO any
parties TOR whom have performed contracts. Or
ders by mail promptly attended 90.
Particular attention 10 Crate Setting and Oven
Building. p. %. Box lS6. sep18f
, 1880-01-18
And He in Turn Passes the Com
pHments. Down the
Line.
Everybody Happy but the Few Who Gould
Not Stay Counted In.
TIE FARCE ENDED.

Sp&ctal Dispateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune:
AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. 17.-The Fusion
cou1ited-in Legislature, which for the past
ten days has been bur1esquing and enactlng a
gigantic farce, dissolved this day at high
noon. It's taking off was as quiet and gentle
as the snufing out Of a candle. Those who
shouted "Blood! bloodl" the day previous
II, and were ready to spill their last drop,
were not present to shed their first drop.
Both branches on assembling wore fune-
real aspect, as though there had been death
in the family. During the week two men
had been ratt1ing around in the guberndtorial
chair trying to persuade themselves that they
had executive powers, while Gen. Chamber
lain held the reins Of power with 4 firm grip.
AS the Fusion members gathered this NOM
ing they were deeply absorbed in the reading
of the Judges. decision, and the counted-in
ones soon came to the consciousness that they
had about as much to do: in the legislative
halls as any other outsider. There were
Anew PARTING WORDS,
a dismal howl Of fraud and corruption on the
the people are being robbed Of their rights,
committee appointed to see what could be
done about it, and an adjournment had to
Monday afternoon. When that time comes
very few will be found together: to hear the
oqnntstee p.l4 tss lepo.e 49, .:,,,,n ,atn
But the gatner1hg OF the hepuo!can nosts
this afternoon was grand, inspiring sight
No such interested and enthusiastic company
had ever gathered within the halls Of the
Capltol. representative men 11on1 an parts
Of the State were there
IN LARGE NUMBERS,
and. although the entrance Of Blaine was
:.1 - 49, ,,..o..;.,,o dor,o.c+,.&fo,,
ts tt,e ~ o. han Go,;arnor
t,le e4ulusl'sll cuAni1ateu "ucn 1o'eluot-
elect DAVIS came forward to take the quail
flying oath. TWAS the grandest ovation any
, 1880-01-18
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

ing men, while the galleries we1e solid
mass Of human beings. .
| The taking up Of passes at the outer doors
was abandoned at the time, the police being
removed to the foot Of the staircases and tha
doors Of the two Houses.
Just as the prayer was ended,
Mr. BLAINE CAME UPON TILE FLOOR OF TIN
HOUSE,
and WAS received with the utmost enthusi-
asm, men getting upon the chairs and desks
and waving their hats and handkerchiefs,
while they rent the air with cheers and
Shouts. Business was entirely suspended
Tor few minutes, and it was some time be-,
Tore anything like order could be restored
Lot II. Morrill, and Eugene Hale followed
Mr Blaine, and received a greeting scarcely
less cordial.
The Republican members were all present,
with few exceptions Knowles, of Brad
ford, and Temple, of Eddington, Fusion
members, entered and took the seats they
had occupied in the Fusion House, and were
greeted with applause. 8" ;
The Reading of the House journal Vas
concluded at $50 p. m.
On motion OF Mr: Goss, Of Bath, the Speak,
er appointed Goss, Of Bath; Brooks, Of Bel
fast; Nash, Of Addison; Nasen, Of LINER
ick; Goss, of Auburn; Farrell, of Van
Buren,; Vearill, Of Portland; Simonton. of
Rockland; Goulding, Of West Waterviile>
Davis, Of Woodstock; Knowles, Of Bradford;
Jewett, of Sangerville; Perkins, Of Machias:
Oliver, Of Freeman; and Rafter, Of Damar-
iscotto, with such Of the Senate as may join,
a Committee on GubernatoriaI Votes
Knowles, Of Bradford, wished to be excused.
and Mr. Cutter, Of Bangor, was appointed in.
his place.
THE RULES.
Orders were then passed adopting the rules
Of last year and providing that the HOUSE
hold one session daily, beginning ut 10 T. m.
Ats o'clock the answers returned by the
Supreme Court to the questions propounded
by the Legislature were received and read
by the Assistant Clerk, occupying three quar-
ters Of an hour.
, 1880-01-18

REPUBLICAN CAUCUS
AUGUSTA, Jan: 17.-At u:30 the Repre-
sentatiyes' in caucus in Grant, Hall made
the following nominations for State officers:
For Secretary Of State, Sumner J. -Chadbou1ne,
+ # Dixmout-
For State Treasurer, ]. N. Fo9Ier, Of Hope.
For Attorney General, q. B. Cleaves, Of Port
land.
For Adjutant-Genera1, S. ]. GaI1aghan, OF
For Councillors, r. S. Browns OF Saco, Louis
Barker Of Bangor, John p Hinck1ey Of Blue
IN THE HOUSE. :..
Boston, Jan. 1.-THE. Herald's Augusta
special says the Republican House was
alled to order at 2:2o BY Speaker Weeks.
Prayer was offered by the Rev. E. ~ Cobb,
Of Augusta. The Representatives. hall was
packed with men, every inch Of space sur
rounding the seats being occupied by stand
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-26


The Ladies Deposit Bank OF Baton
"a. . peculiar institution. II Vas run
by women for womsn and ran two
years IL paid depositors per cent
per month. or snrs tbss any other bank
in the city paid per annum. I, vas
impossible. Of coune. for sash bsnk 10
run ioog. and predictions Of its failure
vers Dolly made. The women leaving
their money in this bank we're numer-
Gus enough. and their foal .ioss was
considerable. The bank suspended
payments last week. the officers being
tskes isto custody inmsdissAly sitter.
Sarah Il. Howe wss Ia President. She
wa q elsirvoyans. and on charges Of
sxindling bad twice before been I'M
prisooed. The Ladies' Deposit was
advertised - charity for the ehcour-
sgsment and help Of providsns women.
Unmarried women who worked for 9
living were the oaly patrons and the
only victims.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-26

election then IL assured 1t iss ques-
tios Of majority alone Whether his
msisrisy will be as low - $50 or -
high IS 500 is the only poiut Ia doubt
and dispats.
By the re election Of Cap. Hin
will the seal Of approval be set
upon . fsithfui iLi worthy officer by
q iass ard discerning people.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-26

Failure Of Crops In kussia-
ST. PETERSBURG, DC. . The Gelos
devu.ss . long article TO the failure OF
crops I, ssysthat the outlook for Rus
sia is very gloomy, rs the country
whose ordinary export is forty million
quarters will have TO boy grain from
.broad How to feed the peasantry
during the coming winter Is problem
occupy ing the serious attention OF the
Governm.nt, and there is no ground
for expecting o good harvest in future.
Thousands of insects defy the efforts to
extersinste thsm aud lie hidden under
deep snox until spring enables them to
renew their work of destruction. The
Go1os gives the result OF the past fipan-
cial year. showing the expenditures to
exceed tie estimates by 10000. geo
roubles.
Giadstone's Policy.
LONDON, Oct. 25.-Glsdstone and
other .nesnle,s OF Parlismenta are rigidiy
silent on the foreign policy OF the
Government. although they nave been
denounced and derided for their secrecy.
Their Tory predecessors are very press
ing in their demands regarding .
knowledge Of the Governments policy.
There is q marked disinclipation to re-
sort to any extreme or hasty measure;
nevertheless it is asserted that the
Greeks can. by crossing the frontier,
force q showing of the hand of Europe
ct any moment The Times declares
that the Government should give an
official detailed explanation of its views
and policy. a large portion of the
Radicals view with undiseuised dread
the prospect OF foreign war, and de-
clare that Ireland is enough Of trouble
on their hsnds for the present. There
is reason to believe that Gladstene's
views have undergone no change. and
that he will not allow the Porte to re-
tain the province for whose cession
Greece clamors so loudly. The pro-
baoility is that unless the Sultan col
lapses UNEXPECTEDLY, tremendous war
will be the consequences.
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cArI. RllI's vlNpIcaIlos.

Capt. Geo. D.. Hin. Trsaasrer Of
King county and candidate ioe rs-slec
tion. 10 undergoing . vindicatioa that
must b highly gratifying 10 him.
A meath Or two ego be Vas hslsg -.
sailed 10 the courts. assailsd through
the psesa aaaailsd privatsly and public.
y on the streets and thsough The coun.
try. His assailspts alleged thas hs ~
. asarpsr, s64in illegal pcssssuisn u
shs ealO Nod: Hal - was n arm,
oiResr and liable = b ordered out Of
the Territory d . ooussls warning ;
that bio bonds were bad and that II he
ehoss 10 default the county would hsvs
no RECOURSE The cir was full Of shsss
reports. end ftoa bsiag .. Aonored
citizen and trasted public servant ths
oes-armsd soldier vss made 10 APPEAR
villainsos end black enough.
The object Of this villiacasion and al
thee assaults made the .bess aahs b
Was sbls. md : gallant eight il hal
bssn. too. Fssa The courtroom b
emerged more than . victor; no harm
whatever rssulting 10 him from any oi
the several complaints there uNds. The
abass hsapsd upon him By the weekly
sheet OF On infamous ingrats helped
him With right.uindsd men. and uad,
veAes Ter Nm rashsr thAa againae him
In The Convention he vas rs>nominated
by . hssdsons majority. despite shs
hrd sosk end daapsnts sGosis Of hi.
opponents. The talk against HIN h.
subsidsd al arosnd. and . sort Of rsae-
tion has set IN that = bearing hin a q
. srsAisf pspalar favor than any tAsi
- haa ~ ssisysd
The next and plobsbly - - b
Ne viadiakioa 81 CA Hin vill b,
asde d the polls next vesk. His re-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-26

Ia strained effort 10 mako its can
didsts Judge Burke) appear right on
the Chinese question. our Democratic
contemporary Of Olympia offers in
proof the forged Garfield letter. The
bearing this has upon Burks's position
in:favor Of the Chinese, or against them,
10 difficult TO discover. and can only be
made 70 appear to the most ignorant
and deluded Of psrtissus. 1t is shame.
fal. though. that Q document having
ito origin in chime should b brazenly
Aaunted in the public prints for or
against any man.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-26

The registered voters OF New York
City number 216.974, aud those Of
Brooklyn ilA.037. In 1876 the New
York rsgistration reached the total of
ls3. oo4, and the Brooklyn registration
9s. $40. An increase Of fifty thousand
voters In four years 10 most enormous,
even in the great metropolis. and be-
tokens fraud that IL will be well for
Republicans to look after.
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Tuesday, Oct. %. 1880.
PUGET SOUND COMMERCE.


The commercs OF Puget Sound il in-
mepss, a. home rssdefs are yell avsre.
A few statements to prove the truth Of
this assertion will not. however. be cut
of plscs.
During the fscai year endisg Jane
30. 1878. 80 steam and 90 sail vessels
were docansnted In this collection DIS
trict, Of which Port Townsend IL shs
port Of estry. The sggr~gats meas
ursment Of these los vessels exceeded
81 900 toos. This tonnage IL only ex,
cesdsd By Is Of the l2s Collection Dis
tricss Of Ne listed States. It succeeds
the shipping Of mere than one half Of
the States In the Union. considered sap
srssely. In 1880 the vessels document
cd numbered l16.
The tonnage Of American vessels 10
tbs iorsign trade, which entered and
cleared ct this port during the year
ending June 30th. 1873. 10 ~ follows:
Entered 263 vessels. tonnage. 1888;
cleared 2s4 vessels. tonnage. 1877. i7S.
This excssds that Of such vessels 20
entered during she same time st 100
Of the 1875 ports Of entry Of the United
States. being ssly exceeded by those
entered and cleared ct Boston. Charles
ton. New York. Detroit and San Fran.
cisco.
The tonnage Of foreign vessels In the
foreign trade which entered and cleared
81 this port during the year ending June
Soth. 1878. were - follows. Battered 40
vessels. tonnage. 10 ,9l5; cleared 81 yes
ssls. tonnage. $685.. This Is exose ded
BY shst OF such vessels entered and
cleared during that time In bat 81 al
the 1875 ports Of entry Of the United
States.
The tonnage Of American osean s;esn
vessels In The foreign trads which were
entered end cleared At said port during
the said time WAS: Entered i7s vessels,
tonnage. i30,47i; cleared 1873 vessels.
tonnage. 13i.4aa. This 10 exceeded by
that Of such vessels so entered sod
cleared 1t only two other ports Of entry
in the Uoited States. viz: New York
and Ban Francisco.
The tonnage Of foreign ocean steam
vesssls ip the foreign trade which were
entered and cleared at Port Townsend
custom hoass daring the year ending
June 3oth. 1879. 10 exceeded by that Of
such vessels entered and cleared during
the Same time st but ten other ports in
the United States.
II 10 sstimsted that there are employ.
cd In tho Puget Sound trade ct least 10
deep ssa vessels. In the general coast
ing trade which srs enrolled and n.
censsd, thus not rendering Il necessary
10 mako entrance or clsarancs at the
custom house. Ons-third Of these
vessels oaly are documenisd 10 the Pu.
GET SQUAD district; nearly oil tho 70.
maindsr are documeased ct Gan Fran.
cisco.
There b no way Of getting at ths i'm
portstion and consumption Of foreign
goods, - they ooms 10 N. with iusis-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-26

Edgar II Bryan Ia Assessor Of the
County Of King. and 10 in novice re-
spousibls for ths municipal assessment
Of this city. The city has ito own As
sesor. 10 the person Of Frank Ssidel.
votsrs should know this. and bear il 10
mind.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-26

A very nice little story 10 told by our
Portland tslssrsrhie correspondent Of
the Railroad magnatss Who have 70.
Gently bssn among N. the reading Of
which will be entertaining. 70 say the
least.
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Snohonish county, which hung in The
scale Of doubt ok weeks ago. may now
DO oounted solid for Brsnts and the Re.
publicans.
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Difference between free trade ard pro-
lection. u possess ability 70 discrimin
ate either from The result # sie Indiana
election
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TELEGRA pHIC.
OREoON.
Death on = Railread Train

OuronN
Death On : RaiIreas rr.,.
pn.rrArn Oct az
oeseens., IA an ~. 80 va.s my
ln,c,s sh;. rsc,n;a. az ~o~a ss'n -
m home frnr : al. - -. u
n ~ v.iSs, H..sS- a'snos
0raenn o., ..a ,.S H.. .sn -
y -. -S -n-. .1ee IN cosres
vevs6 - -. 49,. sa 1 Az" con-
Ss:ss.t 's' son' ni'e'n miles
-
AT
AURORA. Oce So..1ie Farlov 10 the
name 2, we young iady Who died on the
ssin snie morning. She came with
ne. iAtner NON Oregon City last Sat-
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~ Cosseay.
SAH PRAunsco. o. s4-Jndse
Holman discharged CAps Thas Dcis
tfom custody this atfeSnooo on : vii
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-26

The total registration in Brooklyn i,
1l4.037. This is about 10000 in exces.
Of the registration Of 1875. Republic
cams ere encouraged from the fact that
the heaviest Increase is in Republican
Wards. Only two Wards. the Second
and Fifth, showed decrease and they
are strong Dem ocratic Wsrds.
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BOR N

GODARD-In Seattle on the 2lst instant, to tn
wife of Chas. GODDARD. . Son.
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Of habeas corpas. q 8 District Attor-
neg Teare took al appeal TO he L 3
Circuit Court for The purpose. ss he
said. of sst,ins the opinion of Judge
Sawyer 70 show the authorities in Ore
goa that be hsd done bis duty 10 the
premises. sl,hough be believes the con-
ciusion arrived - by Judge Hoffman TO
be correct. Judge Hoffman based bis
decision on the fact that the indictment
does not charge 40 ofeGse committed
within the iar sdicfion Of the Z 8 Dis
.fict Court Of Oregon or any other Z s
District Court
Democrats ON the Increase.
SAS FRAscsco, Oct 25.-A special
from New York 20 the EzdB.iaer says
the increased registration is principally
in .he Democratic districts.
D'sr~patsbie Proceedings
GAN ASpREAs. Oct % A Democrats
meeting ., Copperopolis Was interrupted
by . band Of Republican roughs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-09-10
5ortiebunq folgt.
Die @abrbeit In Der 0ramattfden
SAINT.

ueber bic @abrbeit in Der oramatiz
ffen &unit bat neulth Der tpeItberiibmte
Barrier &eitaurateur 8rebant e~eurtbeilt.
SIN Theatre des nations ipielt mon felt
Ginger Seit elm Drama: Die 3ddte
auf benz 8%oulepnro", in peldem inter
anberen bns 8nriier 2ofalintereie an
regeubeu @piioben aud Elm ,,Souper bel
Brebnnt" nOrfOmmt. Serr 8rebnnt,
oanfbar fir bieie bramatiidye &eflane,
ridtete nun an ben Standardization
8albauoe fOl9enoen Brief: y&eine
S6bne aug Bapiermn6e, feline Ecrevisses
bordelaises, Die a~nitatt bonn 5euer bonn
8iniel eer6t6et iuuroen! &ein @efrOrnes,
oaS friiqerii6 our6 8aumipolle erfebt
ipiro. @enn man BEL 8rebnnt ipeiit,
uno lei es au6 u auf benz 3benter,
miB MOI gut ipeiIen. SD iuerbe oas
@ergniisen baben, 70 LANCE bic gor=
itelIungen BON Die 9iddte auf benz
8oulepnrb" bnuern, Sbnen elm tuirfs
1i9es Gpuper uus meinem &eitaHrant
III fhifen, oas meme tDirfliben &eLuer
mt ibren iuirfliten &otelettsbdrten fer
piren iperoen."
Gie 9urneler finb gong einUerituns
ben nit bieler tpabrheitasetreueu 9arz
fteauu9 oes SOuper BEL 8rebaut. =
Dieter Ginfaa %erinnert an cine in @iez
ner &initlerfreilen betannte @piiObe,
tpet5e Dor benz Sabre 1873, ols Die
96eater in @ieu iid nod sldn5enber
@ejbdfte erfreuten, i'm SOiefitdoter
9beater 1pielte. Bon Siir1t uerInngten
bamnls bic Neitslieber, nuf bic suten
@ei6dfte i6res Directors podenb, oaB
i6nen in einem Stid feline 8ndbibner
aus Sapiermnhe uno fein roth 9efdr6<
tee Baiier ftntt @ein ouf Der 8iibne
ierpirt iDeroe. Nan tam cine 8irtbsz
bausIcene ni6t wa6r ipielen, meiute Elm
&inltler, rpern mon our6 Elm falihes
8adbubn aus ieineu S1uiiOnen serihen
fDiro. ,@ds",- iagt Director Eirit-
,uirflide 8afbibrer nout's, gut, aber
ba miBt's au6 i'm IraueripieI Dirf
libes @ift foufeu, b6s is oann be rid
tise bramatiife Bdbrbeit."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-09-10
acknowledgements.
Die 17idbrise eifabe ober
Qpenf.

II.
9ieies i6dbli6e Ssn5eft. peItbes IN
oerielben @e9euo nur einrnn( IN Tiebseb,,
Sabren erf6eint, siett iebt in per5die6e.
men 2beilen Der Ser. 6faafen 6ie 9Tuf.
r~lertiarnteit auf fi6. 0as po[fpmmere
Snlett feht Der @rntefeae abnlih. ober
per &opf ut ffmnler, bic Nuoet finS
fo1D n Die 5lii9el ero6, nit praoeIors
olgerl 8edoer. Die @eibden finS NIT
iebr itarten 8dngel6en perSehen. m,tteI5.
oeren ne id1male Simmer in ben ffeinen
Spei9en Der Bolb un6 @bitb6ume ma.
deii UNI BARN ettun 20 gier in 6OppeI.
ter Seibe legen. 3a9bem 400 bis 500
@ier IN oieier @eiie abeeIebt finb. ftirbt
oas Snieft. Dieies @inihneiben in 6ie
Sfpel9e 1T es, tDOourr1 bic gifoben BEN
SGaoen airi6ter, neil bic Rpeioe boz
our9 9elbtuddt tueroen unb piele udhs
reno Stlrmen &c. a6bredben. 9fur Die
Wtdnnden fino nit errtent ifraff oeInoun.
ten, trommeldbnli6en S6utben Deriehen.
llno oeren Sibriren erSeuat bas @erdnSd.
Deldes, iDenn BON elmer aroEen Renoe
Sitaoen fOmmeno, Dem roIenoen. bums
pten 9etDle elmer in Der @ntfermao or
beitenoen 9rei6mnidine abnIifl in.
DIE @ier trieden nad ettua IedsgBohen
aus nno balo oarauf fallen Die Qornen
ooer @n9elinge auf ben 8ooeu. Die
9aroe lit tueiB srdbt fib NIT SdIfe
ibrer trebsdrtigen S6eeren i'm Die Groe
EN-, IN Der tie fid bon &fausenpurseln
ma9reno lbrer lnn9en unbemerften inter
troiiden 2ebenSaeit fiebsebu sSab,e err
liabrt. aSenn Die 3eit obaelaufen. fOmmt
Der en9erling nabe Der OberfIdobe uuo
oerbleibt bort mebrere Gage i'm ruben
ben Yuppen5uItanbe; nod einiaer Relt
tonimt oas bpIfommene Snieft ann
Sori6etn, inoem Die BuppenbiIe ouS
Dem 8iiden plabt unb Der RreislnuF bes
@~itaoenlebens lift beenoet.
Sorbereitungen fir bic
BtnterfaifOu. - @s aiebt cine
quite nnb nadldifiee Serridfuna bes
Sooens, pelder Die Saat Der i'm !6erbft
du beitenenoen @rnten aufnebmen ION.
Der bobe Dnr6i9nittsertraa Der @ei=
5enernte IN @n9lano bat gum arpsen
2bell onrln Ieine nria9e, SaS Der 8ps
ben in better @eiie fir bas @e0eiben
Der &fanSe berseridtet tpiro, che man
sur &usiaat ldreitet. Die ihledlt oe-
unb nadldiis geeeten Ssel6er
tino BET uns leioer gu b1ufig uno fuenn
Der Booen our6 uOnitdnt i9e Reoderuno
tief anf9elpdert pir6, fam aner
Drift Ober auer fiinitliher Siinaer, ben
mir perfpenben, ben @rtr1a u~u5erer i'm
9ema6ten &usIaaten ni6t bis
bOhften unb lonenbiten 8unfte
Itetgern.
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nen an (eine Sub nuf ie orei 8euubner.
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nebr als 1000 Milionen, tueit mebr.
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rd9t. Die ldbrli6e llnterbaltmma
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