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The Catholic Universisy.


THE CORNER STONE.
At q meeting last night at Carroll Institute Hall
OF delegates representing the different Catholic
parishes OF the city, the arrangements for the pro-
cesslon and attendance OF the laity at the cere-
monies OF laying the corner stone OF the Catholic
university next Thursday, were talked over Gen
Rosecrans who has been selected as chief marshal
OF the procession, presided and Maj Mallet, his
chief and, acted as secretary. Rev. DIR. Chapelle
stated that the ceremony on the grounds
said that 1t would be necessary then that all
bodies taking part In the parade should be at
Brooks station at O'Clock.
The general program for the procession pub
nshed In The STAR was read, and reports received
showing that the various parishes and Catholic
organizations would be represented in line. Some
OF the societies are embarrassed by the fact that
their members feel under obligations TO turn out
with their parishes. The Knights OF st. Angus
s sIS NO WIN ,, turn out, out with 100 men
mandery. Commandery No 2, with 90 men, will
represent st. Augustine's parish. Approximate re-
represent different parishes were received as fol-
lows: st. Josephs, 100; Immaculate Conception,
200; ST. Mary's, 200; st. Matthew'S 100; st.
st. Dominic's, from $50 to 300 There were no
dennite reports from st. ThereSa's, St stephens
or 81 Aloysius, IL was reported that DELEGATIONS
200 from Richmond TO join the procession. The
knights OF St. Columbkflle Will turn out with IS
with the Cadet society, viii turn out about 100
strong, and escort the Temperance Cadet Society
OF 81 Johns parish, Baltimore. The Catholic
Benevolent Legion. Washington Council, will also
be In line, and the Catholic Knights OF America
Will have 100 members out DIR. Chapelle stated
that there would be % or 80 bishops and probably
400 or 500 clergymen. 1t was agreed that in ac-
cordance with the expressed wishes Of the cardi-
nal the Young Catholics Friend society should
have general management Of the ceremonies and
reception OF guests.
The following reception committee was ap-
pointed 10 act In conjunction with that society In
receiving the clergy and visitors at depot and
In preserving order at the depOts and grounds:
capt. Duly, Capt. John O'Meara, n. II. Shea, j.
w. Walsh, c. i. Edwards, X. Eichorn owen Don
nelly, C. r. Clark, Isaac Larrick and JAS LAWYER.
Gen. Rosecrans and Major Mallet were deputed as
q committee to obtain necessary leaves OF absence
next Thursday afternoon for department en-
ployes desiring TO take part In the celebration.
Messrs Hannah, Sohon and Repetti were appoint
ed committee to Interview the railroad authort-
ties regarding TRANSFORMATION.
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HORSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,

WASHlNGTON, D. G, Nay II, 1883
JAMES ii. vERMILLYA. ESQ, ga st. NV, wash
lngtOn, ID. c.:
Sir: Every one IS enthusiastic over your May
ball IL was the finest ever seen great many
persons have expressed desire 20 witness the rep
etitiOn thereof The laudatiOns OF those VINO were
fortunate enough 70 be present have aroused de-
sire In Others 10 be present should the same be re-
peated-
think a repetition would prove grand success,
both financially and artiSt1caly, therefore, hope
you Will kindly OOlige the public
With many congratulations, am, yours truly,
- ;. YODBR,
K. Ii. YOUNANs
ROBr. La FOLIETTE.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Indications for the "a hours commencing at D. M
FOR the District OF Columbia, Virginia, and Nortt
CarOhna, slight changes In temperature, except
cooler In western North carolina and western
virginia, rain followed by fair weather, light 10
fresh southeasterly winds.
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PIER.

on the wave-swept shore of Southern Rhode Islana .
place OF rest and enjoyment UNSURPASSED on the At
lantic coast Su fhcient communication with the ont
side world yet delightfully."- isolated that the sunday
outcome OF cities cannot rush annoy and ,n,no
olize Prom the rst the patrons OF this resort hay.
been Of the highest chArsctr-auiet persons Of rtned
tastes. who blend into harmonious whole or .rie-
IT, ct intelligent aristocanc yet free aud co-mo-
politan-
The Pier and its environment designed by nature.
aided by art n indeed haven Of The re-ess -ss
IL in the foresround and fury ashins the sturdy
crass rolling in long pillows the sandc shore
the finest beach In the world IL present nc
ture of marvellous beauty and grandeur while IN "a.
background il the picturesque minsns Of upland aud
dale Of shady walks and drives. Of sylvan aud
thckets
Expressly 70 enjoy the bathing do visitors from
every state IN the Union. No sandwAsies no dusty
thoroughfares intervene between hotels and he hath
Ing pavilion Dirccty from their rooms clean kct
walks the bathers trip % the beach-the gllSteuing
beach miles IN extent wherp the children romp and
play from morning till night-a charming with
the lazy LAPSE and lisp Of the
The wants and wishes of the visitor miniger 90
by nrst-cass hotels. arranged for comfort. and
allseason enjoyment Wide verandas stretch seward
and roolny chambers with modern appurtenancs~
lair views OF water and land The tables surtied
by the Rhode Island gardens. and the markets IN the
large cities. punctuslly systematically.
inquiry OF the prorrietors Of all q the hotels
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WASHINGTON. D. c, May IL. 1855

Hon. s. g. lOdeT, Hon. Robt. La Toilette, Hon.
T. Il. TOumans, and others.
Gentlemen: Your letter OF the 18th inst re-
Questlng the repetition OF the grand exhibition
and May pail given at the Rifles Armory on the
1Ith inst received After consultation with my
pupils and their parents have concluded to grant
your request by another representation OF the
May bali at the Rifies' Armory, Monday evening,
May %. Thanking you for your very natter1ng
compliment, am, sirs sincerely yours.
JAS ii. NERNILYA.
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Coon BRAND COLLARS,
3 for SOC.
Why pay more.

THE ''MoDEL" BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS monthly
meeting took place Thursday evening, nth In
slant ana ballOJing for the funds was proceeded
WITH the number Drawn being l07, but the men,
Der holding the share bearing that number not
curing the loan, IL was sold by the secretary TO
the highest bidder, such bid being six per cent,
thus the owner OF the number drawn receives the
difference between Al per cent and per cent.
amounting 20 SS3 less 10 per cent, which the
citation claims as per plan. The ONCE Is situate
al So street northwest
r. W. HENDERSON & Co.. lib street Choice
wall papers, window shades, &c.
GENTLENKS's BLACK AND CoLoRKD DERBYs 81 so
81, ESQ. Mems and boys straw hats, Soc, 75c.,
81, 3l.50 K z. Lewis, $40 TIN street mort Invest.
Coon BRAND COLLARS,
3 for SOC.
Perfect fitting.
Have no others.
HOUSE IN RUINs.-A rOtton beam, a splitting
girder, or a lettering foundation endangers the
most magnificent structure that exists; likewise a
weak and exhausted brain or nerve endangers the
magnificent structure OF the human BODY, and
threatens Afe and happiness. Prevent It at once
by strengthening your whole nervous system with
that great nerve tonic and brain food, DIR. Buck
lands scotch Oats Essence.
tuTed by the company will now have on its PASTE
board wrapper $40, 900 forfeit guarantee that IL
does not contain a particle Of opium morphine,
Choral or any other narcotic.
Coon BRAND COLLARS
3 for soc.
The best and latest.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amuseusenps TO.nixhe.

ALBAueHa-"The Black Hussar."
NArIoNAI.-McNish, johnson & Slavin's Min
strels.
kKRyAN'a-Drama and Variety.
PANORAMA BUIDING-"Battle Of shiloh"
HAKRIs'.-"Stranglers OF Paris"
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VvoR sALE-NIcE GROOM BRICK HOUSE,, 20 Fl
Il front lot 30xl30. rent S21 90. price $4,000.
JNO Il. WAOGAMAN,
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This 10 what does it.
When we have placed such figures on goods
which we honestly believe will be a saving or %
per cent to you, car there be any wonder that
they are going rapidly in fact too rapidly to hold
out; TO make saturday specially attractive We
Will sell on this day:
Ladies' and Misses Kid Opera Slippers, SOC.
Ladies' Genuine Kid OXfords. zoe.
Ladies' Kid Pointed House Slippers, Soc
Ladies Solid Leather Kid Button Shoes 81 90
Ladies' Dongola Kid Button Boots, warranted,
$1.45
Ladies' Fine Kid Ttpd Button, 81. 90, worth g. 10
Ladies Hand-Turned Kid Button, S2.2O worth
1926
Misses Solid Kid Spring Heel Button, 97c.
Chlld's Spring Heel, Button, to &, 4Oc.
1 STANDARD SHOE HOUSE, S24 I'm St q. W
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BOOKS. &c.

Books, FoR PRExruMs Ar BAurs
Just Received Lsrre Assortment Of Books Suitable
for PREMIUMs 60 be Sold ~ Special Reduction.
Special Publishers'
Price Prlce.
1000 Mi.crs Vols: best author: 2se- 5oes
AN Ilustruted Books Great Reduction. Eng saved
Copper Plate and Fifty Enersved Cards, sac.
ap2l-3m BAUM'S Book Dept. 4l6 9Th ST NV
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The OriOle, SD 9TH and 1s22 PA. ave.,
Offers for saturday and Monday ladies' fancy
STRIPE ana plaid paraSOlS, worth $3.50 at $119;
plain colors coaching parasols, worth Sl.5O, at
CSC. largesze Gloria silk umbrellas, $1.39; gold
soils %. 49, and 39c. misses satin coaching para
soils, 73c.; childrens undershirts 10. 12H, 49, and
19c., according to size; ladies' vest, plain or
ladies' cashmere scarrs, 49c.; embroidered scarfs
9Sc; all styles OF 25c. FANS &c.,; children's ribbed
hose all sizes loo; fastblack Jerseys, 49c.; the
or Jersey mits, Csc. best soc. corset in the city;
children's embroidered caps. high or low crown,
25c.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods - Balbriggan
socks, pair for Csc; bleached or unbleached Jean
drawers, 2oc.; men and boys undershirts, 25c.;
best balbriggan understands or drawers, Soc
mems and boys fancy flannel shirts, SOC. linen
bosom Shirts &c.; boys shirts, laundried, Soc;
white lawn ties, 2 doz. for 25c. stlk-wOrked sus-
penders, 25c.
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Duffy's Pure Malt Whisky, SIC. Per


Duffy's Pure Malt whisky, SIC. Per
Speer's pure Port Grape Wine, S5c. per bottle.
Extra Dry Delaware Grape Wine Vintage 1870,
Pure Old Rye whisky, $50 Der gallon: sc. per
quart, 7oc. Tor sO-called quarts.
Opera Bouquet" Cigars, marvels Of beauty and
"SaboTosa" brand OF cigars. Gf You have never
tried them do tomorrow. &c. each, 81 80 Per 100
N. and p. METZGER
Az 9TH street northwest
''Royal Glue,' Mends Everything.
Leather. Rubber, Metals, &C. Always LIQUID!
Always ready! An Druggists and giocers sen
0r =, saturday Bargains, always the best,
Gh n1re KID spring heels sizes to g. satur
1es To R or
Misses school Shoes all solid leather, worth
81 Us, for Saturday only 75c.
ton or lace shoes, regular price, sL25; Saturday,
Ladies' Kid Button Shoes; value, s1.25; for Sat-
Wonderful bargains in low shoes and slippers:
Ladies House slippers 15c. Ladies' Kid opera
Shippers, SOC. Ladies' Kid oxford Ties, with tip
COLA Kid Seamless Oxfords, plain or tipped opera
or common sense reduced TO $1.25; usual price,
$l.do mems FINE Goat or Imitation Alligator
slippers at Csc, worth 81. Mems Low-quartered
Shoes. all solid leather, at Sl.25; actual value,
g. Mems Low Oxford Ties button or strap ties,
everywhere at $3.50.
large assortment OF Wigwam Slippers Canvas
and TENNIS SHOES, at lowest prices.
The STAR SHOE HOUSE,
726 9TH St, bet. G and II.
Hats.
45-7o-&1-$L50L&2
Best Hat In the city, 81.
Straw hats, loo. TO 81. AMERICAN HAT Co.,
DixOn's Yeast Powder always reliable. I'm
summer Carriage Robes.
You Will md an elegant assortment in Monte,
Linen and Cloth, both plain and embroidered, ali
at prices that We guarantee to be correct.
TOPHAN's
eo2w 1921 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. <
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

E0R RENT-l5l4 BOTH ST. NW-LARGE AND
desirable brick dwelling containing IL rooms bath.
range and all modern improvements rent low TO de-
nrabG tenant. Apply TO THOMAS J. FISHER co.
1924 St n. W. myl4-6t
NOR RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE FRONTING
u on Farragut Square. from June to October l. for
$50 month"; also, other furnished houses for same
time AZ same price HILL JOHNSTON,
mylIS-6t 73S 18th st. NV.
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II .EGAL BRIEFS, PETITIONS. AR0UNKNTS, &C
~ t00 cents pei pega
FIFTY copies. large pages and good work guaranteed
BYRON q ADAMS. Printer.
my2-ln Ola sth st nv.
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CITY ITEMS

Saturdays U.ual Great Bargains
AT THE FAIR
$40 7th st. NV.
Our CSC Water Coolers we viii sell for 7ec.
Covered Chamber Pals, assorted colors only Ice.
Braided-edge Mexican Hammocks. only CSC. sold
Covered Market Baskets only 55c.
Large nickei-plated Cuspadores, only 39c.
Folding Cutting Tables, only 9sc.; worth 81. so.
Cocoa Door Mats Ged bOrdered), only Csc
Friendship Carpet-Sweeper. best made, only
good two-string Broom, only &c.
better three-strtng Broom, only 14c
GENUINE giycerine transparent Soap, only &C. per
:! Base Ball. Bat Cap. and pair of Gloves,
Extra largeslze tin Toilet Set pieces, assorted
Folding Garden Chairs, only coo.
velvettip Whisk Broom, made OF extra hurl,
Wood Comb and Brush Case, only &c,
A Wooden Bucket, with so Clothespins bottle
OF Chinese Blueing and extra-iarge Scrubbing
Large folding Clothes-horses, only 7sc.; worth
a neat brass Photograph frame, only &C.; worth
A water-cooler with very strong stand. only
We call your special attention to our large line
OF BABY Carriages which we have Just received,
ana we are now prepared to show the largest
assortment in the city at the lowest prices.
Our Refr1geratOrS need little or no explanatiOn
we refer you to thousands who have them In use.
We will guarantee them to give satisfaction or
money refunded.
THE FAIR, S12 9TH st. NV.
The Good Work Goes Bravely On.
Distributing flrst.class groceries at the lowest
possible prices.
One carload of Minnesota Patent Process Flour,
purchased before the advance. You may have the
benent Of our good luck; 4 Dbl, $L63; i bDl
SIC.
Excellent Roasted Coffee, zoe. h.; Old Govern
ment Java Coflee 30c h.; delightful Chocolate, %
cts. per box.
The best Tea for Soc per lib. to be found. Be sure
10 visit our store Tomorrow, Saturday.
NJ. and p. METZGER,
AT 7th street northwest.
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The following wonderful bargains
will be sold tomorrow only at 5. W. Augenstein, g
ST., $40 and 81 9TH st. n. W. got. Ice Cream
Freezers, $1.6S; 3-qt. Sl96; 4.qt., 1896. regular
price $3.50, s. and $3.50. 2sChildren'S Brooms sc.
Large BrOOms 1Oc. Good Whisk Broom, box black
ing and backing brush Csc; Covered Market
Baskets nc; IS dOZ. Colored Glass Ice Cream
Saucers 1sc. SO Rattan Baby Carriages only So CO.
$12 Rattan Carriages, lined with satin and satin
parasol only s9.9S; SIC Rattan Carriages, lined
with full satin and plush, satin paraSCls, only
sl1.23; 500 Carriages, nnest made, trimmed with
finest quality satin and plush, only 1857; Trunks
Relrgerators, Nali5eS and Water-CooerS at re-
duced prices.
All Of the Spring and Summer Delicacies Of
Sea, Stream and Forest are served by the most
competent COOKS at HARvEYS,
Cor. Pa. ave. and 18th st,
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This il what does il.

Straw Hats! Straw Hats!
large line at small prices.
I FRANC, one Price, cor. 7th and D
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Il Houses in Mount Pleasant, from e., 100 up
]. r. HERTTORD.
my1S-3t 1423b St
LToR SALOON MONTHLY PAYMENTs-HoUsE
Il 9l3 St NV. seven rooms and bath. Title PEI
feet. WALKER & WALTER
my1s-3t els ST. no.
IroR SALOON MONTHLY PAYMENTs-HoUsE
Il 1139 gath ST. NV; all in frst-class condition
opposite new Signal Once. Title perfect
my1S-n WALKER WALTER, 6l3 St nv.
EOR sALE-l1-ROOM BRIcK HOUSE on Z ST.
Il all mod imps bay window. &C, $4,000 cash.
JNO. y. WAGGAMAN.
mylS-3t 1908 st
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WEST v1nezsn Cokr,

Wrsr yneIsA Cokrl
HAVING obtained the aeency for one Of the largest
81 prices which make IL IN object for bousekeepers
THIS Coke Il not refuse matter. but IL prepared
eepeciay for fuel and retains large percentage OF
burning propertie thus rendering ID vastly superior
p. POLLARD.
branch onace-Cor 18th and 4 STA nv. myl2-0s
SUNNI HAra
ALL THE NEW coLoRs IN pERBYs now
RkADY.
pUNLArs FIFTH AvENCE STYLE In CAssI-
MEkE6 AND DERBY6
Also DUNLAP's GENUINE MACKINAw sTRAws
All good - low - any hesss in America
~ oo5 HonnA AVA
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EDUCATIONAL.

(NRAYON PORTRAITS-wILL TEACH ANY ONE
Sto make crayon portrait IN lessons: no knowl-
edge Of drawing necessary satisfaction guaranteed
no charge J. W. REYNOLDS studio. l3 May Build
ing, cor. 9TH and sts myl6-2ws
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Bureau OF Fashion,
14S4 New York svA
win show on WEDNESDAY, NAY 10, LACE BON
NETS AID HATa in al the new eoaoss from Lead
ing European Housea mlo-3m
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SALE OF CITY Lors BY AUcTIoN.-C. c. Duncan
son, auctioneer, sold yesterday, at public sale
three lots each fronting - feet street between
New Jersey avenue and Arthur Place, facing the
capitol grounds with a depth OF 100 feet The
Pree. paid were Sl.s7 per foot for lot 10; 81 92h
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" AT BARGAIN.
That desirable 10-room brick house 1917 18th st.
n. Rent reduced to $50
BUSHNELL CARUSL
ap3O-3m zoos St NV
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EOR RKNT-32l I'd ST. 8. z, A SQUARE FROM
- New uhrsry: hapdsc%s two-.tory and basemsnt
feet front; just Completed cabinet mantels crysts
Chandelier; all modern improvements frontinr
spectton; $50 per month. myl2-6t.
NOR RENT-04O PEE MONTH. THAT BEAHTI
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s13 I'd st. ae- f.h.. 4rSs00
t I 9s , I * ST se.. p; b.; - Sr; .3 3.,9
1928 TO 1884 p st. n,
SIS 3, ia "a; n ss: !. l.: o.. SSS
81 I'D .w,,h.h., Or. 400
IS29. S31 4 s35 22dst
NV, b.h, 9r.......A.600
2142 I NV. b. b.. Or. 4 900
2l44 / NV, b.h., Or. 4. 800
1902 and 1904 L st.n.
co.'s i; f ssS s :. y. S6. .si$. SSS
S3l to s4l I'd ct. aev
T. b., 4 r............2,40O
1109 goth NV. FIJI, 49,.
5r...:.:,.............2,OOO
1916 18th st. NV, (
| h,5r...............2 600
10 Y ST. NV, III. 5r. 800
1928 Madis'n u. WITH 1. 800
'412 Sd st.n.w.,f b, 2rl, 900
lion Of the property on my
Office for bulletin issued on
THOS. E. wAGaAMAN.
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THE GERMANIA ScHEUrzEN PARK PROPERTY
Yesterday ID. W. Classic, for the Germania Scheut-
zen PARK Company, filed a Dill against John A
Germania Park part Of the Gales or Eek
lngton estatel. The property was purchased
~ 1865 and ceeded IN trust 10 b. Hutchins, l. Koch
and Berger, and the association having become
Incorporated Berger Is alleged refuses to trans
Ter II 70 the new trustees
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CLUBBED FoR INSULTING GIRLS AND RFsrsrrSa
AkkEsr.-George Adams col0red, was before Judge
Miller this morning charged with vagrancy lie
had cut over his eye which he said was Inflicted
by the officers club. The policeman testified that
the defendant Was habitual drunkard, and on
TUESDAY morning was drunk and asleep on the
street Last night witness was told that some
girls had been insuted1n the Capitol grounds, and
going thele he found the defendant under the
snruooery. When arrested he showed night and
witness struck him. The defendant denied the
cnarye. The judge required him 70 give bonds In
she sum or $50 or stand committed 30 days
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r W. HEN DERsoS & Co.. lib street Choice
" all papers, window shades, &C.
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NOR lighthouses.
T11l6 Conn. ave. n.
si T;' i III st: n. W. ;.. isss' s IS: &:
3052 p n. W., fur, 13r. 81
1112 10th st. NV, fur.
lUr.............. 81
1916 Sunderland Place
NV. 1Or..-.:.......... liz
oil A st. 8. e. l3r. ny.
225 Sd st.n.w., fur. I1r.7s
1887 L ST.. poss. June
l. l0r..:.........,.....5 z.
1T42 4 St u. w., 12r....7(
222 to 236 n. j. ave. n.
W., 9r...................6 q.
33S Ina. ave. II. W.. 1lr. sc
2S20 p ST.. poss. June
3OS Maple ave-, lie
Droit Park, Tor, a!
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9ieW erta8ung oes 5iterret@t:
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