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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-09
ANTI-CHINESE RIOTS
AtSeattle, W. T., Results In One Man
Killed and Three Woun ded.
THE MILITIA FIRE INTO THE MOB
And the Law Gets the Upper Hand
The Chinese Given Choice Of
Staying or Going.

SEATTLE. W. T.. February Sat GO
early hour this morning the militia and
home guards marched to the ocean dock
where the Cinnamon were confined and
took charge. Warrants had previously
been issued for the srrest OF the prominent
sgitators. Before daylight The work Of A.
resting them began and BY 5. o'clock all
the leaders were in Jail They were, how.
ever, Immediately bailed out. All the
Cinnamon on board the steamer were
marched 10 the Court House by
the militia In answer to q writ of
hsbeas corpus sworn out yesterday no op
position was made to this move. Judge
Green informed each Chinaman be vas at
perfect liberty to 60 or stay Is he chose.
The vast majority chose 10 leave, They
werp accordingly escorted to the steamer
and those who wished to stay were escorted
to their homes, Up to this time there has
been no blood shed, although the streets
were crowded. At noon, however, an
attack was made on the Home Guards
Sy few hot heads. The guards were
finally ordered to fire, and responded with
a volley. Four men fell, one killed and
three wounded.
The militia formed hollow square and
held the mob at bay for fully an hour. The
crowd then slowly melted away. There
is intense excitement apd danger
Of further trouble. Business 10 generally
suspended. The steamer Queen sailed at
| p. n. with 1875 Cinnamon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-09
SUPREME COURT.
Proceedings at Charleston ON Saturday
Last,

Proceedings at Charleston ON Saturday
Last.
In this Court, sitting at Charleston, the
call Of the docket was concluded on
Wednesday, and on Saturday, February
9Th, the following decisions were an
nounced:
Anderson Vs. Gwiuns administrator,
from Greenbrier county; opinion by Woods;
decree Of Fircuit Court affirmed
Hutton Tockridge, from POcshontas;
opinion by Green; decree OF Circuit Court
reversed.
Bowyer vs.. Martin Towsey, appellant
from qreenbrier opinion By Johnson; de-
cree of Circuit Court reversed and cause
remanded.
Maloney ys. Barr, from Fayette; opinion
by Snyder Judgment Of Circuit Court at
firmed
Hinton vs. Ellis, from Summers; opn-
ion by johnson; decree Of Circuit Court
affirmed.
Moore vs.. Harper, from Pocahontas;
opinion by Snyder; decree of Circuit
Court affirmed
Capertons Adm'rs vs.. Cslwell, from
Monroe; opinion by Woods reversed and
dismissed
Buster ct a. VS.. Robinson ct al, from
Greenbrier; opinion by Green; decree o'
Circuit Court affirmed.
State of West Va. vs. Jos. Reece, from
Fayette; opinion by Snyder; Judgment o.
Circuit Court affirmed.
Midkiff vs.. Lusher, from Lincoln cour
ty; opinion BY Johnston; Judgment re
versed and cause remanded.
Kyger vs. Roberts, from Roaue county
opinion By Johnson; affirmed.
Dansrin vs. Young Bros, from Kama
wha county; opinion by Snyd-r; judgment
o. Circuit Court reversed.
Messenger and McComss We. keyser
from Lincoln; petition for writ Of errol
refused.
Henry w. Johnson, ircM Wood sppes
aad supersedess allowed; boad $3.50.
Board OF Education IS. Cain, from
Boone; writ Of error allowed bond 5000.
Sheppard vs.. Brown ct o /, from Han
cock county; writ a. error allowed; bond
$500.
Adjourned till S .turdsy, February II, a
2:30 O clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-09
A TRIPLE DROWNING.
r.t,l Ena ing Of Family Sled Ride on an
Ice Pond.

rat.l Ena! ing Of = Family Sled Ride On an
Ice Pond.
l.y>ELLY. TESS, February S-Grs.
Slater child and nurse we're drowned
saturday in Mil crsSk, near Graham sta
u5u NJ Slater, who is employed BY the
Ws-uer lron Company u run pump
sbicb ccn7eys wafer to the Nunnelly
mines had taken biz family (wite and two
children. out on the ice. lie had his wife
ssd Two chiIdrgr in a small sled, and was
d.asing them u90u th4 pond OF ice, aud 6
c5,l-sc girl sas wa,Atug close behind the
sIsl. They had ssCsuded the pond about
;hrse.ausrters Of u urile Hnd finding the
.c- ragitlg melting. they decided to return
home As the sled stopped, the ice gave
way. aud the unfortunate family vent under
The colorsi gjrl sssing the ice sinking
rushed for be sled aud she, too, was car
risd beneath he ice.
Mr.. Slater, after many unsuccessful At
Js npts 10 rescue his wife and chldren
irorl the water, which is about ten feet
deep cried goc help aud Gas heard by tSo
gentlemen who reached him Just 10 time
10 save him and the oldest chilSCabouttWo
years OF aye The wife, eolored girl and
baoy eight months old, %ere dro"ned.
The o,,y uas inurd q SPORT time ate
Saris aud physician vas called IN, but
srrivsd 70 lA,e 10 rssrors hta. The o'be'
bodies were found az 3.SO o'clock yes'er
jay si.sruo1r aud ,rrisi 70 the house o'
Nr c. p Pllake,, who lived Lear where
tIhe ac .i1rp, occurred
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-09
A PREACHER APPLAUDED.
Strong Utterances From Chicago Pulpits
on the Mech Libel Suit.

Strong Utterances From Chicago Pulpits
on the Mech Libel Suit.
CHICAGO, February S.-The suit for libel
commenced by Police Justice Mech
against the Rev. Mr.. Kittredge, for the lat
ter's arraignment of the former in the mat,
ter Of the 6ning OF the Hankins gamblers
one dollar each, was touched upon by both
DR.. Thomas and Prot. Swing, in their ser
mons yesterday. DR.. Thomas, in the course
of bis address, said:
THE ministers of this country are men
among men, and their relation to their fel.
low men is.fraternal, not hiearchsl The
fraternal minister, by reason of his rela.
tons to his fellow beings, should stand for
everything that is just and good. The
ministers Office is to hold up the abuses of
right as we'll as to teach about the good,
the true and the beautiful. Whether JUS
tice Mech received bribe or not, or
whether it could be proved in court, there
was an irrepressible feeling that his
decision in that case was strange one.
The 225 men taken before the court
were not boys but men, arrested
in one of the worst gambling houses in
Chicago. Until the Justice explained why
he changed the charge to disorderly con-
duct he should not complain that he was
criticized Upon the surface the look was
that some corrupting influence was
brought to bear. DR.. Kittredge was not
so slow as the speaker NOR so deliberate.
he might or might not have been correct
in his conclusions about bribery, but DR..
Kittredge was fighting on the right side.
I Applause. He would not only be sus-
tanned by his large church, but by the en-
tire West Side"
Prof. Swing said the iniDg Of gamblers
81 on disorderly charge was not a step
in advance 1t showed that idle loafers
were receiving too much favor from the
of justice. There seemed
only dollar Of difference between the Office
of the one and the pursuit of the other.
The substantial argument Of DR.. kittredge
should be upheld by all lovers of the city's
veal, and every endesvor used to bring
about condition of things when court
of Justice could never be court OF ipjus-
tice, and when the workman with his din
ner pail was more esteemed than two hug
dred loafers in public resort.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-09
81 Pnnlsa Ice Carnival.

Sr. PAUL., MINI February "a Tea
ture of the Ice Carnival today was the pa
rads Of Indians with travers and dog slets,
and pioneer citizens in carrisgfs Melt
ing sunshine PLAYED sll the day on the
castle with but little effect. Vh.ch will be
repaired tomorrow BY tbs cold wave winch
the signal cficer says is sweeping down IN
a semi-circls extending from Winnipeg and
Ass;uAoo;ue to Ft Custer, Montana, ac-
companiei By sgow. Ten thousand un''
formed men will participate in the storm
ipg of the castls or Friday night With
artillery and musket blood cartrldgeS apa
brilliant pyrotechnic features Frldsy night,
which will be a grand elimination CT the
6rst ice ps ac7 carnival ever held IN the
United States
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-09
Boy BrutalIy Beaten.

YoUNGsrowx o., February o.-Ihis
morning Humane Agent Lsdd swore out
a warrant for the arrest Of Humphrey
Summers, charging him with cruelty to
children. Last night, it is alleged, sum
mers stripped his stepSou James perfectly,
mare took 8 stick, and beat the boy nnGi
he was almost unconscious. The boy ls
ten wears old, and his oaense was trihing.
Summers and bis wife, the boys motoer'
have in the past few months beat the boy
outrsgeously. A week ago, because the
how did not carry a pail of ashes right, ms
mother knocked him down and stamped
an him. The case will be prosecuted wig
orously. Summers was locked up at noon
to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-09
A slrnal VICTORY for the X Of L

Dgraolr. February S.-Ths Spring"ell
.li' Dock Company recently gave nonee to
their nm thai, beginning With today
they would BE- required TO work ten hours
instead Of niue. A committee OF men
were informed that no proportional ad
.ance IN plv would b. given. This was
CsbSr,ed 10 tee men, several hundred IN
CQuo-r Who refused % work st the redue-
Ioa The company WAS given tll this
lora,cgtl consider The matter, and just
bsigr- Toe rus tor starting TO work the
ues we're told TO 90 10 work on the old
terms. Hhich they did Il is considered q
5 gnal victory BY the Knights OF Labor to
NhicL orgsnization the men belonged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-09
Advice 20 Mothsfs.

Mrs- Windows Soothing Syrup fer chil
dren tssthing, is the prescription Of oss oi
the bessferlale uarses and Ssys;cisns in the
United States, an ias been used fes fo-ty
years y:.a never failing recea By nh.
hons oi mo4hers fog tsss ehildren. Dur.
ing the process q testhing It's value 10 in.
cslcalsoie. II relieves the child from pain,
cures dJsentezy and disrrhaa, gripisz ir
the bovels, and Wind cole. IN givina
health to the child Il sesh the uotha.
Priee 2ss 0 bottie.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-09
Pleasant Little Party.

BosExER, NoST, February 8,-Lssl
niybt a body of masked men entered
msetipV At Grange Hall and marched uF
the sisIe and covering the choir with ths'l
rsvoIyers, took ". W. Ulmsnt, placed
rope around his neck, strung hiu up 70
srse in Geld near BY, and strapOlsd him
nntil bis friend, Henry Dow appeared VIII
= brace of reVolvers and secured his re
Issss Warrants are cut for twelve mem
hers of the mob.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-09
THE BLACK RAvIsHER
Carefully Guarded at nfartinsburg From
the Angry People.
HDeclal 10 fAs Ps0isisr

MARTINsBURG, w. Va, February s.
No violent dealings were tried last night
with Joseph Burns, the negro rsper. This
morning he had hearing before Judge
Faulkner, in the SheriF's office. A large
crowd collected in the Court House and
on the pavement. The prisoner was re-
manded to jail to await the April term OF
the Circuit Court and strict orders was
given to the jsiler and policemen to guard
the jsiL As the prisoner passed back on
his way to the Jail some one said; Now
We have got him." He quickly responded,
Not by a d-n sight" The outraged girl
appeared as a witness and at once recog-
nized the black scouDdrel. Public senti-
ment is running high.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-09
A Big Furniture Failure.

QCIScY, Ills, February 8.-N. W.
Jonsen h Sons, large furniture manu-,
featuring firm made an assignment to-day,
Liabilities about $4,000 The assets
cannot be stated until an appraisement is
made. They consist of the furniture on
hand and valuable real estate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-09
Most Excellent.

J. ]. Atkins, Chiaf Of Police, Knoxville,
Tenn, writes: MY family and are ben
efcisries of your most excellent medicine,
Dr.. Kings New Discovery for congump-
ton; having found il to be all that you
claim for it, desire to testify to its virtue
My friends to whom have recommended
it, praise it at every opportunity"
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump
ticn is guaranteed te cure Coughs, Colds
Bronchitis, Asthma, Group and every sf
fection of Throat. Chest and Lungs.
Trial Bottles Free Al Logan s Co, drul
store. Large size sl.00.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-09
Artnr Crnne Very III.

Cu.,ao F-brusry S-Wm H. Crane
IS sgsj1 ysrT III and las; night bis part IN
the 'Couedy Q! Errors At Mc'ickers nAd
10 De taken by Hr. Howard. Mr.. Crane
played Saturday night. though msnites'lS
under di4ady-utsge, bu, Yesterday be TOOK
. bis 0si 81 the Grand Pacific, and last
eNsnIGg he PHYSICIANS we're anxious about
hiu lie caught a severe cold ard sas
E. cry syHPton Of pneumonia. Yesterday
afternoon co ouc Was permitted TO see nim
but bis attendants.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-09
An old c,..... s,..l..

Mr.. ]. N. Morris % old resident Of
Rone Ga. ssys, that be had been badly
troubled with Kidney Complaint tor ,
great napy years and With Eeseua fof
;hree years; ct times coaN scarcely vaik
and had tried many remedia without
benefit, until hs began taking Elsesrie bft
ters and .sciniipe bis hands snd fsse sish
Pzekien's ArpicA Sslys. This treatment
afforded him s.sst relief and be strongly
recommends Electric Bittsrs to Ihoss vAC
suffer with Kidney Complaints, % reed .
Blood Pusi6~. Sold b. Losaa L ca
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-09
Grain In Store

CHICAGO, February 9-Ths number o.
bushels Of grain in store in the United
States and Canada January 6, and the
increase or decrease compared with the
previous week will be posted on 'ChsngS
70 morrow, as follows: Wheat, 5S'
2eO 5l2 decrease 1872, los; corn
53il573, increase 5l,S93; oats
, 447 9O4, decrease l6997Si rye, 354,
3O4 decrease 1856; barley, l,46l ,S39
decrease lOs,57l. The proportion Of thu
in Chicago elevators was: Wheat, ~
49l 400; corn, 2,67s. 726; oats, SU",+lS
rye 3OI ,O63; barley, l5+,S5S.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-09
Sensational suicIde.

HITls"RE February s-Mr. John d,
|nA1dsb ihe Librarian Of the Mercantile
Library. co4nitted suicide at 10 O'CLOCK
t9-day BY shooting himself through the
neart, g, his residence on North Charles
tIse'' E'th a small pistol No cause Is
1@Rrai Tor the deed. Mr.. Randall was
ppo!n'et Librarian of the Mercantile Ii
o'ary II June 1888.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-09
IA roraksr the Authority i.

Co,UysUs. o, February s@Auotney
c.~o-si keller this afternoon 6led peti'
t;en Ssnt,S = the supreme Court in the quo war,
s,n uou - sct;on c ip relation Of Mayor Smith Of
Cincinnati, to determine whether uoVef1Ss Cove .Ss
nS Tu.oLs- had the authority to remove the
r;ao;nnst; Police Commissioners.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-09
The Work of a Fire Bug,

ALLIANCE, o., February 8.-The large
and extensive pump works of B r. Mercer
were entirely destroyed by fire this morn
ing. Loss. $4,000; insurance $3.50.
The fire is undoubtedly the work OF an in
cendiary, ss two previous attempts were
made TO burn down the shops
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-09
,-,,,l roplIy SIurdered.

LILr LAKE, February 8.-An officer OF
hs army here received q letter from 9
brother officer in Arizoua, in a posiu0n 10
know what he writes. saying "CrsSioFd
u.. soplly murdered By Mexicans. lha'
!. Al there is to it. They knew who 1t was
tSsy we're killing; had been talking 70 MN
nearly halt sn hour before shooting 81
=
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-09

TIE reason Why Solomon sald, tnsi
- zsS no,hiug new under the san, was
.het .Se hs eonM not buy g good remedy 70
.nss uoss NJ n. stuAboxn cold. DR.. Balls Coogn
syrup bad not been GOnp0q1ofSa % tGsn ,Sa orsat
%. ISsSfacIion .S of the nineteenth century
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-09
A Draw.

s. LoUIs, February S-Ths chess
us,Ch ye,ssen ZukertorI and StelnltE was
Resumed this afternoon before about the
sane audience as on the previous days
Va the twenty second move, the players De
Pns tired aud the pieces being pretty
s7enly saoppsd. the game vas declared
ltaRn aud play closed about half past iour'
De nsH: game will be played 90 "ednes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-09
rE.Ge.y sesKlng COMPANY.

10 fse Eil6r q the RsgiS.c
If the report we hear 10 this colnsc-
ton be true, '0b.erver, who handled his
pen 30 vigorously in defense Of the manu-.
fscturers side Of the nsilersi Lockout, has
been treated to a dose of The medicine be
advised to yogsipgmen 70 take. In
Other words, Q big cut has been made in
his salary. He is kicking, we under
stand, but Of course will grin and bearit
II would be against his principles and
teachings to strike, sod bis courage would
hardly be equsl to such On effort. M. a.
Chew in News Letter.
/ Why, how is THAI 1t is not long since
the editor of the Newsletter insisted that
| | was leading manufacturer, and now
Mr.. Chew insiuusies that my wages have
been reduced Evidently these gentlemen
neglected 10 hold caucus before pub
fishing such q stultitsiug lem BGt pzb
Es confidence was 6sdiy shaken in Mr.
Chews ability when he sia!el that one
fifth was twenty per cent less than two
ffths.
As to striking against reductions, vert
the alternative presented TO me OF accept
ing less salary or surrendering good po
sitiou, | would take less salary, for fear
might be out of a JOB for eight or MIN
months, and then have to go TO work s
tte same wages offered NE in the frs. place
With 90 many awful examples Of th
foolishuess of stnEipg eli around ne, ho'
could do Otherwise As TO courage,
must require q great deal of it to strike an
then subsist on the charitable contribution
of fellovworkmen. 0BsERvER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-09

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UPRoARIoUS STRIKERS

ovsrfiow Scottdale at the Mesting-A
Dangerous state of Affairs.
Nj. PLE4sASF, Pa, Fehrusry s.-Five
hundred strikers from Mt. Pleasant, on
their way to the Seottdsls meeting, made
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-09
OF BENEFIT TO IMPORTERS.

DECISIONS Affecting shipments OF Less
Thau F,TtS Dollars In NS'ue.
WASHINGTON, February S-Tne Secre-
r,rv Of tie Treasury has received letter
,.,a the ,cre'a-Y Of S ate suggesting ths.
hsrsags - shipments OF goods valued st less
than $50 may be admitted to satry at the
.,,,om House without the production of
.onsalsr invoices, and saying that an Ex-
.ac1,ive order will shortly Be issued chang
ing the consular fee for au 'henncs'iug IN
voices o. goods valued o. over $50 and
less than 500; ths' such fee sball be 80
cents
Tne Colsc.or of Customs at New York
uss Seen instructed in accordance with the
.52ve mentioned suggestion iG sll cases
where he : satisfied the i'm porters acted in
y3yd faith aud where inportsiious are not
o5aeu up With view to eVsde the require
mslts Of the s:s'ute.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-09

During the last calendar yesr 1886
land patents we're Issued b. rhe . S. Gov
eminent.
Jacob Sharp, q lsboEer in the mines st
Mt Carmel, Pa. is said to have inherited
Sl25,O 600 BY the death Of relative in Phil
sdelphis,
A movement i on foot in Pittsburg to
replace the striking Hungarisns in the
coke regions with Italians.
Hon. 7. P. Shields, living near AsrIs.
vile. O., has had about l30 valuable sheep
killed By dogs within few weeks.
Philip HufnAn, aged twelve yeaFs. va
| instantly killed at Caestline, o., BY being
struck By the limb Of falling tree.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-09

"WBAr wonnd did ever heal but by de,
grees?" That's an easy conundrum! Why
the thousand aches and psins. and bruises
daily cured BY Salvation Oil. the greatest
cure on earth for pain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-09
SOCIALISTS At WORK.

LONDON, February 8.-Euissa-.7s Of the
London SocialiEtic organisation are er-
gsKed IN distributing circulars in Doslin,
urging the Irish people not to accept any
home rule legislation involving the system
Of rent paying.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-09

SsnG0r Hssley, chairman OF the select
committee Of the Senate on ordnance and
was ships to dsy submitted the committee 5
rspo., L, gives an exhaustive account OF
examinations By that committee OF the
principal works aud yards in this country
aud Eogland, snd OF the information
,,iaei from other sources.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-09

The Commi8sioner Of Pensions says that
if the bill to increase widows pensions be-
comes law the claims viii be adjudicsted
directly from that Office, without the inter
vention of third parties, and that no Ger
ti6cate for pensions will be necessary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-09
RIorRRs Roe rHE STORES.

LONDON, February s.-LGter accounts
from the scene OF. the disturbance reveals
the fact that in numerous instances shop
keepers lost property TO the value Of from
fl0O TO G300. Mr. o. Richard, Q jeweler,
estimates that watches and jeWelry TO the
value of E300 we're stolen from bis shop
A youug couple sLo were Just starting
in business, have been absolute
" ruined. One trsdesmau succeeded
in forcing the rioters TO retire from tht
shops with O revolver. Two painter
named ssyery and BelcrOft, and . labogel
named Paul, have been arrested charges
With malicious damage and theft Thre'
policemen we're injured during tie disturb
ance. Pickpockets worked indsstriG1sl.
in the throng. Lord Manners and Lor'
Gsinsborough were attacked ssd al th
windows were Sroken At midnight quie
prevailed throughout the city.
The esta5lishment oi Aessrs Ecket
jewellers, on 0xford street. was completed
Eutted BY TIE rioters. mo carried ava
iexelry valued at many thousand
Of pounds. Marshall 4 Snei
Peter Robinson and otht
large stores we're wrecked by the mo-
Large quantities Of ieuelry, boots. clotl
ing, etc which we're found in the street
, have been handed to the police.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-09

A bill has been referred to the House
Judiciary Committee to authorize . con
stitutionsl amendment, providing that the
President and Vice President OF the United
statss shall be elected by the people direct
ly and by the Electoral College.
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Niemals pirh einc SSiebun9 berf9oben. Man
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