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National Republican., 1888-01-07
CONGRESS AND TIE DISTRICT
The House District committee will not me t
until Monday next.

The House District committee will not me /
until Monday next
The Senate District committee would have
met yesterday, but Senator ingalls, was iniis-
pohed and there was no quorum present.
The revised estimates for the general de-
hclency bill contains an estimate for s. 40S 70
for the completion III buildings at the reform
school. For the payment OF Judgments against
the District s. GSj III Is asked for. A deficiency
OF 81 900 30 Ii wanted for street lam Js, aud
sl2,OO0 Il the sum needed to pay balance Ol
salaries of teachers IN the public schools for
1856 The Appropriation OF SI5 600 for bnillinga
was in the bill which failed last year. is
omitted from these estimates.
The senate District committee has decided
TO report iayoTGbly the SpOOner bill to regulate
the manufacture and sale of gas in this city.
The bill provides that the price OF gas fur.
nished to private citizens ana to the govern
mont shall be 81 per thousand feet but IL the
monthly bill shall not be paid within ten days
Of It's rendition the price shall be Sl2j per
thousand feet The bill also provides that the
price Oi gas in nll parts OF tho District shall be
uniform, and authorizes tho Georgetown COM
pnny tO ConsOlidRte with the Washn nglon COM
many by the exchange Of stock; authorizes the
Wa'hiugtOn company 10 issue 800 additional
shares Oi stock tobe exchanged Tor the George
town company stock, the latter to be Cancelled,
also GnlhOrRcs the Washington company 10
cSUId i's mains and pipes into West Washing,
ton 10 connect With the pipes Of the company
there,
National Republican., 1888-01-07

Ir is unusual to indulge in sarcasm in
IrsyeIs, hut the chaplain Of the House Of
RI pFtsentatives evidently believes in its
rroprety at times. His warning in Thurs.
days PRAYER to the illustrlous and hard
working majority OF the House, which h i'd
tktn teen In session over four weeks with
cut single committee being appointed,
was as keen a piece of satire as has been n-
Gulgtd in since the days when Dea- swift
wrore the history Of Guliver's travels in the
land Of the Iionuyhuas.
National Republican., 1888-01-07
BUsINBss DIRECTORY

CRAY & CLARKsoN, BOOK AND JOB
". Printers, $3.50 Pa ave. Globe Bullding).
feblo.f
National Republican., 1888-01-07

WHEN Mr. Lamar has time to formulate
his denunclatlon OF the late election meth.
ods In jackson, the capital of his state, we
will, OF course, learn how intense Is his love
for Republican government under the late
constitutional amendments. We make this
suggestion as one for senatorial consilera-
tiOn. The Republican senators, OF course,
will not have lopg to wait for Mr.. Llmar's
Indignant protest against the suppression
Of tie ballot N his own neighborhood.
When this proclamation comes they can
freely vote for Mr. Lamar and the m.llen-
mum will he in full sight.
National Republican., 1888-01-07

Tnr wool growers OF Texas have sent a
representative to this city who says the
Pre- sident's message means the practical
destruction Of sheep husbandry, and though
the people whom he represents are Demo
Gratis, they are also protectlonlsts, and they
expect and will get the assistance of Repre-.
,entatlves Grain and Sayres, and he hopes
others of the Texas delegation. lie re.
pudiates Mr.. Mills, Mr.. Carlisle's chairman
Of the committee on ways and means, us
not representative OF Texas opinion.
National Republican., 1888-01-07
AAluSENlESrS.
'THr pASirEs" AT ALBtuGn's.

THE pASiTEs" AT ALBAUGH'S.
At Albau9h's last night Jos luin Miller's pow
eriul drama, THE Dhnites," as arranged by
Mr.. Mckee Rankin, was given with ne stroug
cast as was ever gathered for It's pgesennt-
tiop. As Sandy Mr.. Rankin has role which
years ago gave ample opportunity. for his
strong, manly methods, AMI his performance
last evening demo ons'rates that he has, itauy
change can be noticed, improved lin his treat
ment of the part There Is fascination IN the
course of true love after so many viscissiLuies
finally runs smooth, that catches
A%Srean Son. AUDIENCE ,no representing G.
tradition. Miss Mabel Bert, as Billy Piper,
gave to the part her best efforts evidently, but
fortunate ior this CITED lady iha! the first i'm :
pulse of the critic Is to compare her with one
who IN the past made tho role the strongest in
the play. AS the Parson, Mr.: Frank Curtis was
tions demonstrated that he has thoroughly
artistic conception of the character OF the
mining camp bully, not wholly bad but
villain, has still a rude iense Of honor
that rcdeems his ruiliianism. Miss Kate Molony
as the Widow. was so eNouisitely charming tn N
latuation Of al, the patrons OF the "Howlin
Wilderness saloon. The remainder OF the
cast was all deserving of commentator, aud
the stage settings of the piece were god
1.-THE Danites' will be repeated at the IN ma,i
nee tot day and ogain this evening.
On Monday night Mrs Langtry Will appear
in "As in a Looking Glass" supported by Mr..
Maurice Barrymore and an excellent COM
paDy.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
This afternoon aud evening will witness the
last performances Of dorothy" by the excel
lent company Of artists composing the Duff
Opera Company. Large audiences have enjoyed
this opera throughout the week.
ON Monday night the Boston Ideal Opera
Company opens its engagement in The
Daughter of the Regiment" with Mile. Xelie
de Lussan and the same opera will be re.
PpeeH,sda on Friday ,Gisift, On Isesaay and
the Weints sday and satu?H "mm,atineeS the
!, "FiiSil Of Love will b. sung. and Oh Sa,ur-
day night the bill will be Fra Diayolo.
HARRls'S BiIOu THEATER.
This afternoon aud evening Mr., J. ]. Dow-
ling win give the last performances OF Never
Say Die"
Next week there viii BE- grand production
of "Htr AtOnement.'
EERSASs THEATER.
To-day the Hallan and Har. First Prize Ideals
close their very successful engagement.
Next week the ipimitable Kernels Harry
ana lOhu-a aud their excellent company play
a return engagement.
National Republican., 1888-01-07

luE legislature Of the state OF Virginia
ought not to delay IN granting charter
such as the promoters Of the project ask,
for the Mount Vernon Avenue Association.
While the Mount Vernon avenue Is situate |
IN the state Of Virginia, the home, tie birth
place, and the burial place of the great
Father Of His Country, yet the Mount Yer.
non avenue Is in no sense = local enter
prise, even with the fact that the legislature
OF Virginia must charter II to give 1t legal
existence. The peOple-the whole people
Of the United States are as much interested
in this great work, which Is to honor the
tomb Of the Father of Ills Country, as are
the people Of Virginia. All alike desire It,
The legislature should not hesitate or delay
in giving that legal life to the ASSOCIATION
which viii enable It to go to Congress and
the legislatures Of other states for the as
tittaBce 1t may need from each,
National Republican., 1888-01-07
TROUBLES OF TIE "BEE."
Its Editor and Reporter Charged with
Libel.

Libel.
William G. Chase, editor Of the Washing
ton Bee, and John F. Bruce were arrested
last evening on q warrant sworn out by
James NJ. RIcks, which charged the men
with criminal libel. The warrant alleges
that on Dec. 10 last malicious, false, and
scapdalous libel about the complainant was
published in the Bee, which was intended
to bring the name Of Ricks into disgrace.
The warrant failed to give In detail the
nature Of the libel. The men were subse.
Quently released by Judge Smell on bail being
given for their appearance at police court
this morning John L. Bruce registered
himself at the station as reporter. Mr..
w. g. Chase was seen at his house, 922
Eleventh street northwest, last night, aud
said that the warrant was due to commu.
nicaton sent by John j Bruce, wherein
the writer alleged that Kicks had grossly
irsulted colored woman The article
was printed in the Bee. Mr.. Chase did not
seem inclined TO talk about the matter, nor
did he appear to be worried about 1t.
National Republican., 1888-01-07
Sir Charles ruprer Showed Up.

Sir Charles Tupper, one OF the British
representatives upon the fisheries COM
mission, has telegraphed to the State De.
partment from Manitoba that owing to de,
lay in railroad communication resulting
from heavy snow storms, he will be unable
TO attend the meeting of the fisheries con
ference which was to have been held to day
In view OF this fact the meeting will prob
ably be postponed until Monday.
National Republican., 1888-01-07
A CONSTITUTIONAL Decision.

PHrIADElrHIA, Jan. G.--lhe supreme court
has decided that the statute establishing an in
suranGe department ANA prohibiting any agent
from doing business until he has secured .
certificate Is constitutional. Agent Lost Of
pi,tshnIg, brought the appeal on the ConS iIu,
tiUnal provision that citizens OF each state are
entitled tO the privileges of the several states
National Republican., 1888-01-07

GEN. ScuEScK says that ''the desire OF
secretary Lamar to 90 upon the bench Of
the Supreme Court is very natural. AS a
rebel his ambition was to pound the life out
of the constitution, and now, as au ex-rebel,
lie wants to be put where he can ex-pound
National Republican., 1888-01-07

A srEciAL meeting of the Republican Nd
tional League will be held on Saturday, tn:
eth instant, at 80 p. m. Business OF i'm.
Iortsnco will be transacted.
L. +. BEAIE, President.
EDWARD B. Fox, Recording Secretary.
National Republican., 1888-01-07

ONE of the things Gen. Grant said twelve
years ego as to the future Of the Democratic
party is about to come true. In St Louis,
Speaking OF the prospects OF Democratic
control, the general said
Whenever the Democratic party comes naar
TO control of the country it vii! break its back
across the Allegheny mountains on the tariff
Question.
Aud low the party's backbone is broken.
National Republican., 1888-01-07

THE committee on elections held a ses.
sion yesterday and gave Gen. Sypher a
hearing in the Tkobe case. 1t is reported
that the general made 1t sissing hot for the
usurpipg Speaker-so hot that the Ken
tucky Bourbon asked an opportunity to be
heard.
National Republican., 1888-01-07
Tnr St. louis Post. Dispalch says /.

Let II be remembered that Republican op.
position to the continuation of Lamar as Su.
preme Court Judge is due u the fact that he
is a Democrat, and ishot to be nscribed to the
fact he was n confederate.
This statement is not true. The con-
ilrmation OF Mr.. Lamar is opposed because
he is rot compe ent as lawyer, aud be-
cause his views Of constitu'iona! questions
are In opposition to the perpetuity of the
natiru
National Republican., 1888-01-07
Young Peoples Association.

Washington Grove Young Peoples A'socla'
tion held devotional exercises at Waugh
Chapel last night, which were presided over
by Rev. DR.. Elliott. of Foundry NJ. f. Church.
After the services short business meeting was
held, but nothing In the way OF important
business was transacted,
National Republican., 1888-01-07
SocIety Notea.

The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Hamllu, 1893 p street
northwest, will receive on Mondays oil January
and February after o'c'ock.
Mrs. Senator Bowen, of Colorado, will re-
ceiye in her Iriyate parlor at the RiggS every
Thursday from 2to q p. IN, after jan. IL uutli
National Republican., 1888-01-07

IL the discussion OF the revenue question
ON Wednesday, Senator Teller contributed
speech, brief but big with meat. His sug.
gestion that the President was inslucere in
trying to alarm the country about the sur
plus aud then Offering an lmpractIeable and
dangerous remedy VIII meet very general
National Republican., 1888-01-07
THE wild wavesSrN a SOLEMN s.

THE wild waves >~ryt solemn sound
from the freesssde junto tina, has astronG
grip 2bctft administration. 1t is provoked
,Lls.Jfhe construction Of the House commit
Tees. The central organ mourntully re.
marks that "the shadow Of RAndallism is
over everything," which means that the
hlear-eyed goddess Of reform is shedding
t'ars Of blood, aud the sage OF Oak 7ie"
will not, without a struggle, stun free tr@at
Gown the congressional gulet.
National Republican., 1888-01-07

TIE members OF the League who expect
TO attend the Inauguration of Gov. Foraker
On Monday next will please send their
lanes to the Office OF the REPUBLICAN.
National Republican., 1888-01-07

Is the ieep bereavement which has fallen
upon our esteemed fellow citizen, VI u. IL.
H. Crawford, the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
aud the community alike j5lu in rendering
to him aud his family their sincere sym5r
81
National Republican., 1888-01-07
SPECI1L NOTICES

.>ns. woMAN's CHRISTIAN TEMPER.
kS ance Union quarterly meeting at Metro.
politan NJ. Z. Church. Four.and.a.halt and Q
streets northwest, TUESDAY, JANUARY 10,
from $50 q. IN. to 1880 p. IN. Full reports OF all
Hon. Hiram Price and Rev. Walter r. Brooks.
Music by Metropolitan A. NJ. L. choir. Public
cordially invited. ja1.2t
elSyE REPUBLICAN, CENTRAL COMMIT
~ TEE.
The Delegates-Elect TO the new Republican
Genital Committee for the District of Columbia
will meet at O'Clock TUESDAY EVENING,
JAN. 10, 1858, at st. Georges Hail. No. 5l0 1lth
.t n. W., for organization. Only members OF
the committee are expected.
A. NJ. CLAPP, President.
WAsnINGTON. u C.. Jan. Z, lSSS. ia7 II
National Republican., 1888-01-07
Keiltiing Ills Onice.

Mr.. John l. Burch, well known as one of the
successful land attorneys of the city, Is having
his Office newly reiltted. Mr.. Burch has made
a study of western land and is reapiug the
bpDT fits
National Republican., 1888-01-07
SATURDAY, JANUARY !.
Amusements.

NATIoSAL-Dun Opera Company.
ALBAUGH' s-"Allan Dare"
EERSAS's-lIallen ~ Hart,
BIJoU-JoSeph j. bowling.
THE MANASSAS PASoREMA-l5th st. Il Ohioav
National Republican., 1888-01-07
A Revolver Bali Through His Hear,

Frank Crawford, the 81. l.year.old son OF Col.
II. l.. Crawford, committed suicide by shooting
himself through the heart in his bedroom on
Thursday evening; cause unknown. The body
will be inferred to- day in Greenwood Gene.
terry, Brooklyn, n. Y.
National Republican., 1888-01-07

Single copies for one year T6c
.Clube Of ten for one year or clubs OF ave for
Two yeAfH.,.s 70 w
E1tra copy mailed free TO party securing the
bub. Postage paid.
National Republican., 1888-01-07

TINWO MAGNIFICENT STIEFF PIANOS,
Il nearly new; must be sold at sacrifice; own.
eIs obliged to sell before Jan. TO be seen
&. J.. WILD 4 BROS, 700 9TH st. n. W.
nO.n.lf
National Republican., 1888-01-07
FOR RENr---Ro0Ms

TToR RENT-2o6 NEW JERSEY AVE. s. E.,
II next door to Congressional Hotel. hand
somely furnished rooms, with or without
board; suitable for Senator or Member. 7-l0
National Republican., 1888-01-07

DRAwING AND PAINTING.-NATIoNA
- Academy OF Fine Arts, S0i Il ST., presided
over by Mrs. lmogene II. Nj rrell who has had
IL medals and studied 10 years In Europe
with the most celebra,ed artists. To prevent
children forming careless habits of drawing,
of age and upward, for almost nothing,
Thorough instruction In every branch OF art,
from drawing of all kinds TO portrait and his.
toTical painting. Evening cldsses for ladies
DAYS at o'clock. ja7.3t
National Republican., 1888-01-07
es THE PERFECTION HEAT AND
GS LIGHT COMPANY.
OFFICE, 0aS F STREET n. W.,

UFFICE, Jus STREET N. w,
WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. %, 1887.
The regular annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF "The Perfection Heat and Light
Company" will be held on TUESDAY, JAN.
10, 1883, AT 1880 O'CLOCK p. NJ. at 93S f st.
N. W., for the election of a board Of directors
for the ensuing year and the transaction of
such other business as may properly come be.
fore them.
The transfer books will be closed from Jan.
until after Jan. 10, 1883.
By order of GEO. G. SCHROEDER,
President.
GEO. NJ. FILLMORE,
National Republican., 1888-01-07

NJoW. NOW.
~ Sll-see our windows-Sl1
Elegant taior-maee suits, formerly SIS,
STRASBURGER ~ SON, lll2 I 81. N. W.
nO2g-3m
National Republican., 1888-01-07
EDUO1TIOH1L.

~I|~0NN1VN@11s~--@|-'@7@ -7~1'||~~ (||(~|<
SHoRTHAND.
1t is no eXaggeration to say that the Acme
revolution in the art It is taught in sixteen
simple lessons, and PROFICIENCY Is gained
in THREE MONTHS by praeticing three hours
daily. Glasses during day or evening.
mail a speciality. Typewrlting taught free.
First book, 75c.; second book, ST. Call or send
stamp, for prospectus. Principal oillce, 9ll f
ST. ~ w. ian7-2m
National Republican., 1888-01-07
NEW York, IA December, 1887.


This youthful pianist-composer has created
n perfect fuIorc wherever he has appeared.
His marvellous playing is the sensation of the
times, and musicians everywhere pay him the
piano, which Hoimann uses exclusively in his
concerts, has fairly shared the boys wonder
full success, and his charmingly written letter
ofthanRs to Weber amply proves his appre-
citation OF the magnificent piano he plays. Hof-
mann adds another name to the long list OF
great artists whose careers are linked with
That OF the Weber piano.
SANDERS & STAYMAN, SOLE AGENTS.
Charles st., Baltimore, Md; 1917 Main ST.,
Richmond Va. ja3-St
National Republican., 1888-01-07
80. THE COLUMBIA BRICK COMPANY

nw-s THE COLUMBIA BRICK COMPANY.
A special meeting OF the stockholders of the
Columbia Brick Company will be held at the
office of the company at Waterloo station, Va.
ON THURSDAY, JANUARY IL, 1883, at 1880
noon, to act upon the proposed lease OF the
works for term of ten years and upon any
other matter that may be presented.
8. W. CURRIDEN, Seer etary.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. IL, 1880 days I'd
National Republican., 1888-01-07
FOR SALB

I 1O~rr.ee,r11t>IIc.s||('I ecnc||<|<N
| ITOR sALE-A ROCKING COUPE, IN GOOD
| IL condition; the owners having no further
| use for IT, Can be seen at Mr.. WIN. SAUrERS.
| 62S and $50 X st. n. w. S.l3
ToR sALE-FEw MALTESE KITTENS AT
| IL Schmid's Bird Store, 317 18th ST. n. W.
| S.13
National Republican., 1888-01-07
WANTED---HELP.

NITAN1ED-AT ONCE, A FIRsT.CLAss
Nv chambermaid. Apply oil North Capi-
tol st., with reference. 2.l0
National Republican., 1888-01-07

XSTANTED-TRY OUR BUTTERINE AT %
w cents per pound: doesn't get rancid;
Keeps better than butter; satisfaction assured
or money returned. STALLS $40, $50, and 35l
CENTER, 81 EASTERN, and 5ii NORTHERN
LIBERTY MARKETS. WIN. @. SCRIBNER.
National Republican., 1888-01-07
MAGAZINE OF AMERICAN HISTORY
From the Publishers.

ST. NICHOLAS. From tile Century Company.
New York Publishers.
Comes to us heavily freighted with at
fractions for the young which cannot fail
to interest and please them. SO valuable is
II that 1t has now become a necessity In
every household where there are young
people.
National Republican., 1888-01-07

NVOW. NOW
~ S0.T5-Our own manufacture-S075
Ali-wool kersey and chincilla oyercoats, for
merly SIS. STRASBURGER Il son, 1ll2 + 81.
N w Ocl7-tf
National Republican., 1888-01-07

ROBERT ENIMEr. A Tragedy OF Irish His
tory. By JOSEPH /. C. CLARKE. New York:
q. +. Putnam's Sons. For sale by A. 5.
Wiherbee, 1915 Pennsylvania avenue.
The object of the tragedy Ia to tell In
dramatic form the story of Robert Emmett,
who, in bis own century, laid down his life
for his native land
National Republican., 1888-01-07
ws THE MUSICAL GENIUS.
JOSEF HOFMANN.

Who will play in this city Jan. aud II, has
recently sent the following letter to Albert
Weber, the great piano manufacturer:
TRANSLATION.
WINDSOR HOTEL.
Ny DEAR Mr.. WEBER.
] much regret that cannot already thank
you in the English Language for the maguiii
cent instruments which you have placed at
my disposal for my concerts.
Only the powerful tone. the beautiful sing,
render my appearance in the Metropolitan
Opera House possible, and until now i have
found no instrument whose Tone, Touch. and
Musical Properties were so sympathetic to mo
as those OF your pianofortes.
Gratefully Yours,
HprMkSN
National Republican., 1888-01-07

Highest MARKET PRICES PAID FOR
Al U. s. Government Land Scrip. Address
w. N. FOS q CO., San Diego, Cal. nol22m
National Republican., 1888-01-07

rJNBE CUSHING HOUSE. 467 AND All G ST.
Il n. W., has been leased by Mr.. Scot, OF
the Howard House, who will use II as an annex
to his hotel. A few very desirable rooms for
parties intending to spend the winter In Wash
ingtop. ian22w
National Republican., 1888-01-07

E,OR RENT-FURNIsHED THREE HALL
Il rooms only So a month; nearly new car
pete bedding, and clean linen; privilege of
warmed sitting room. 52l 1lth st., opposite
Moses Building. de29 II
National Republican., 1888-01-07

T,OR RENT-HANDSOME APARTMENTS
IL in the beautiful new house, No. GIG 10Th
st opposite Mcpherson Square. 7-de2Stf
T,oR REMITTANCE PARLOR, ALSO
10 furnished or unfinished rooms; furnace
heat and open fires; convenient to cars,
herdics, and departments; excellent loca.
ton; call after 4 p. m. 1715 G st. N. w. 7f
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Stiefeln mtiKen In IA Sagen
berfauft per6en, unb lei
seA- es unterm &ofenpreis! -asa
Gplgenbe 8eifpiele bienen als Betpeis
unferer 'beifpieqos niebrigen preiie:
II beri6iebene Irten niebriger 6erren.
f6ube 5u $1.40( sprei 81. 75)
9anbgendbte 6erreni9ube rgongreB"
gu $2.75 Cont iibli9er preis 81.
grtrafeine banbgendbte 9errni9ube gu
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Is Gts. bas paar (Wertb $1).
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gu 11ur IS Gents (Mertb $1).
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elmer puritanif9en GamiIie Neu . gns'
lambs ab.
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Biirgerf6ule feiaes 6eimatbsortes.
Sm Sitter BON 20 Sabren trat ct als
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STEIN 9ampibire.
3ebn Sabre ipdter grinbete Ct bas
Su9maare1 ; @ommiiftonsgel6dft BON
Morton unb @rinnel gu Stem Dorf.
SIN Sabre 1863 etablirte er bas 8anf>
baus Morton & BliB, befen 9aupt ct
beute nod 1T.
Sn ieinen gef9dftli9en u~nternebs
rtunge1 1T er burGmeg bonn Slide bes
ginfigt por6en. Man bdlt i'm fur
einen MiliDndr.
Gn BET politif nabm abortion er5t
1876 tbdttgen Nntbeil, als er gum ers.
fen MaIe als &aroitat fir ben 2on<
greB auftrat. st tpdre bamaIs aud
beinabe ertpdblt tporben.
3msi Sabre ipdter lief er pieber"
in benz MurraDs gill 9ifritt Ser
6tabt Stem Sort un6 purbe erpdblt.
Sn 1880 mar oaporl bic &e6e, Wor.
ton ben apeiten plab auf benz republis
fanii9en prdf6enti6ofts Sidet einsu<
rdumen; cine Mus3ei9nung, bic iabeB
Mrtbur gu She'll nuroe.
Brdfbent @arfieIb ernantlte i'm bann
gum gunbesgeianoten In paris.
Gegenmdrtig lebt CT ais 8anquier in
BET 6ftli9en MetroppIe.
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9ouftonifraBensB Bride, bat einen i@6t
afiortirten 8orratb bon M6beln =
Maaren erifer 2lnfe gu raifonabIen
preifen. StibIe, Betten nit @prings
febers Matraber. poraelans, Glass trtb
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