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Richland beacon., 1889-11-23

Banks are springing up all over the
State. Monroe has several, Shreveport
has recently added third. Farmer
vile has a bank. Lake Charles has
tao. Alexandria has one. Baton
Rouge enjoys two. while opslousas,
Plaquemine and other towns arc
taking steps to secure this most i'm
rortant of commercial facilities. 1t
looks like Louisiana was prosrerine
in spite Of regulatcrism and other
outragss.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-23

The beef market is on boom
again. Two beeves in one day and
none for e week sitter. A res ul,r
market could be kept here, nut whe u
people can not get meat at the mar
ket house they will buy it on the
streets. A market house with SAT-
sage and fresh meats all the time
wou!! pay here.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-23

srS-uood News to the Afflicted
". L. Smith, NJ. d.. Surgeon speci-
a'i'', will visit Rsyville, La. on Tues.
day 2f, Wednesday 90 Of November.
Freats All chronic diseases and surgi-
cal determines, such as Club Foot,
Harelip, Spinal Curva,ures, etc.
Tumors, Cataract, Cancers removed.
Crose-Eyes straighteaed. Painless
operations. Diseases OF womeJ
sn'ta'ioa free. Come cut ~
him.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-23

Monroe is great town. but 1t is
not great enough to get the New Or
leans, Natchez and Fort Scott rail-
road. The time has passed for action
by the Ouachita city. For a long
time Gen. Rice's road was laughed at,
and it now seems that the laugh is
one Of chagrin. Gould roads are the
fashion in Monroe. Independent lines
are not to the notion Of its people.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-23

The gins that have burned this
season seem to be more numerous
than ever before. Friction of ma
chinery and the Aeecy lint cotton
need but slight acquaintance to ripen
into blaze Of affection. From al
portions Of the State come reports Of
serious losses from gin fires. The
insurance companies have suffered
greatly, though planters have suf-
fered most.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-23

Tangipahoa parish is to take a
uhack at the liluor-uo liquor issue
on Dec. lith. BIT saving that there
shall be no liquor sold. and selling no
liquor are two utterly different things.
il is very much like paietfamilias
telling Johnny not to 90 in swimming.
Johnny is usually good swimmer at
the age of fourteen.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-23

Tie Bcssier court house question
has become so thoroughly nuddled
that it looks like even the Supreme
Court cannot straighten matters.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-23

Sabine parish will soon have Jail
to dispose Of ct auction or to rent.
No prisoner has been confined in the
rheriifs hosiery for The past Six
months. and there is no immediate
prospcct Of permanent boarder.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-23

There has been, up to date, sixteen
marriage and eighteen death notices
published in the BEACON for Rich
land parish, Of white people, this
year. This does not speak as though
Richland is a sickly parish.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-23

JEFF Davis, the Confederate chief
tain. is lying somewhat i'll at the resi-
dence of a friend in New Orleans.
The aged cx-president of the Con-
federacy was taken at his Briarfeld
plantation below Vicksburg, and was
carried to New Orleans by boat. He
is now resting quietly, and no serious
consequences are anticipated.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-23

Firing into passing trains on the
Texas Pacific has become a not un-
common occurrence. If passengers
would catch one of these shooting
Iniscreants. and hang him to the
nearest tree. such diabolism would
soon cease.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-23

Editor Sugar Of the Morehouse
Clarion had a close call last week.
Two men fought Immediately below
his Office, and pistol shot intended
for one Of the combatants went into
the ceiling under the editors char.
The God Of good luck must hover
about that sanctum.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-23
Noticed!

The members of II. F. Mcclure
lodge, +. & A. ~, are rcaue sted t.
meet prompt 8 At ii o'clock, a. m,
on tie Cd Wednesday in Decem Der.
Election OF officers
". T. OLIVER, Secretary.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-23

Shreveport claims $4,000 popnla-
tion. $40. 100000 worth Of property.
and an annual trade Of S20.OOO,000
The true figures are about IS per
cent. of the calculations Just given.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-23

Donaldsonville has contracted for
svstem of waterworks and electric
lights. Alexandria is contemplating
a waterwork system. There is life in
the Pelican State vet.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-23

Next week we viil try to make room
for tie article Of II. H. Hargrovs in
relation to thu assessment Of property.
I'D excellent article.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-23
Saturday, November 90 1889

Homer is soon 10 have national
bank with hons capital ONLY. $4,000
stock ha, alresiy been subscribed.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-23

On last Friday morning while the
west bound frsigh. train was putting
some boxes on the switch a colored
breakman, while coupling 10 cars,
got his lef: hand mangled. "
Richland beacon., 1889-11-23
PERSONAL MENTION.

Col. &. II. Moore came III IRON
Delhi OH Monday evening last.
Hon. +. G. Hudson and II. ii.
Russell, Esq, both of Monroe, have
been attending court this week.
Mr.. Karp, of Delhi, called on us
last Thursday.
7. d. Toomhs and the Mcssrs.
S-ot, were in Rayviile from Delhi
Monday and Tuesday.
We me, Geo. w, p. W. and \.
T. Wright, w. w. and l.. L. Brad
lev in town this week.
We had quite an interesting telk
with Can't. W. T. wv, who is now
at Weaihrrford, Texas. Capt. Ivy
has large farming interest here.
Col. y. p. Cooper has been ii'-
Rlyville tbs week. The Colonel
is cn:erpri-;ng and- works for the
IA road and general development o:
our country.
!. F. Grly was in Rayv,lle on
Monday.
w. Todd, of Das;rop, was in
Rayvilt this week.
John y Hemler was in town this
week.
We had the pleasure of a call from
Gen. John II. Rice on Tuesday last.
The General renamed in town two
or three daA and then left for Ar
karsas. |
Mr.. Joe Ghcnault, one of mem
hcrs Of the y. o.. y. < +. s. Rail
road Company, was IN Bayvlllc this
week.
II. ii. lIargrovc, the wIdc-awalc
repre- cn:;tive Of The New Orleans
Picayunc, called on US Monday.
Mr.. Collins, of Morchousc, called
on us Monday last.
Hon. III. =. Wells, of Delhi, was
IN Rayville Monday and Tuesday Of
this week.
D.R.McIntosh WAS in town on last
Monday.
]. B. Hardy Was in town Monday.
We had The pleasure of call from
our old time friend, Mr.. Siipwith,
on Wednesday last. "Skip." is
great spor;nan and we stopped mo-
ment to hear lin and Mr.. Edward,
exNl the wonderful fcats of their
pointers and settlers.
We met Mr.. McEd>kill, from
Girard, on Tuesday.
Mr.. Leuce, attorney for the New
Orleans, NatC!icz and Fort Scott
road, Of Nidalia, was in RayvilIc this
week.
Mr.. Miller, OF the y o., \. & +.
S. Co., WIS here this week.
Henry Eddins, Of Delhi, WIS in
town this week. We also met Mr..
Brooks and Mr.. Dixon from that
ward.
DR.. ID. II. Bell returned home
from Winnsboro this week.
Il. II. Brown, after an absence of
several days III Mississippi, returned
home on Wednesday.
Col. Benton, Of Monroe, has been
attending court here this week.
John S. Summcrlin and Lem Scot,
were both over TO hear Sam Zones
and express themselves as well
pleased. Mr.. Summcr.in informs us
that he visited the family Of our
esteemed friend Capt. L. Conner
while over there. Pleased to hear
from the Captain and his family, as
1t recalls to our mind many pleasant
days spent at his house while h,
lived 4. Bee BIZ, on.
We had the pleasure Ct meeting
the following gentlemen flom More.
house parish and Ashley county, Ark.
on Monday and Tuesday last: Hon.
c. Newton, Judge S. T. Baird, A.
{. McMt ans, NJ. Levy, Moses
Wolf, II. II. Naff, S. n. Leopold,
John $. Handy, Benedict Si,bunogel,
Robert Milestone, y. Oehlber, X.
NJ. Blakrmorc, a. Heffner and l..
{. Dalton, from Morehouse; Messrs.
Dean and Rolf, from Hamburg,
Ark.
DR.. Mccormick of Monroe called
on us Friday.
NOticpi
Richland beacon., 1889-11-23

The courts have decided that
Iisugiton wac the town elected as tie
PEI. of jnsiice Of Bessie parish.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-23

attended, lin, but lie Erev contihmi
worse under ihelS care. ana cferyM
,.re,,,ed lie would die. hen heart
the remarkable cures effected by Ay'
Sarsaparilla. and decided 70 Hsss
boy try II. Shortly after he ocgah
take ih,s medicine, the VIC
menced healing. and 1r.ngs
bottles. lie Vas emit lily Cured. ar
- hastily and strong as any
q. his age" William j. DOngher
Hampton, Va.
I'm May lass, my youngest chit
fourteen months old, began tn lave so.
gather on it's head and body. We I
plied various simple remedies witht
avail. The sores Increased In n'iInl
and discharged copiousiy. A phys;ci
WAS called, BIZ. the sores continued
rl,l.iipy until in few months Tn,
nearly covered the child's heal and bod
At hast we began the use Of Ayers IS
saparilla. In a few days a Inarkt
change for Tie better was manifest 4!
sores assumed 4 more healthy conGitio
tue discharges were gradual y dinii
i.,led, and finally ceased aliogethe
The child is livelier, its skin il freshe
and its appetite better than We have o
rcr,ed for months. FRANK NJ. Qr!ff
Long Point, Texas.
THE formula Of Ayers Sarsarari!
presents, for chronic diseases OF a!mo
every kind, the best remedy known
the medical world. - ID. IL. Wi5o
NJ. D., Wigs, Arkansas.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-23

lsfs
eases pecuiia
children not
else is SO eisec
as This nledit
While lis ayr
ble flavor III;
it easy to adj
lister.
My little
lad large scr
lous ulcers on
neck anu TIN
from which
auNered tcrril
Two plIyyic!
Richland beacon., 1889-11-23
The

AND most powerful ai. a
"A Ayers sarsaparilia. 1oaus'
old are alike benefited by us use.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-23

NEW ADVETlSEMEAS
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Memphis Theator.

The Union Square Theater Company
appeared again in Rosenfeld's comedy, "a
Possible Case" last night, and maintained
the favorable impression they made on
thoater-goers on the opening night. M.
A. Kennedy, the Otto Brnkerhoif OF the
cast, Is an actor Of the old school, not un-
known to the Memphis stage. He has a
raSned and finished STYLE and possesses q
large supply of ripping humor which
makes a most favorable impression. Miss
Georgia Drew Barrimore, the Violet Mem
doza OF the play, is finished actress, who
has charm OF manner and prepossessing
appearance which soon make her favor
lite with audiences. The other ladies', Miss
Adelaide Ruben, rs Ethel Sorrero; Leila
McCord Wolstan, as Gladys; Kate Osterle,
as Juanita; Grace kimball, as Kitty, are
perfect in their respective roles, all capable
and pains,aking people.
The leading male parts are also 10 most
competent hands. Frank Burbeck, as
Lawrence Gould; Robert billiard, "a
Allen Weeks, and w. II. Thompson, M
DE Nidas. The comedy at times appears
somewhat tame and dreary, but it soon
becomes interesting and entertaining, and
certainly very amusing.
The acting may be said to be better than
the play, Mt least, the company succeeds
IN giving an air OF reality 10 q group OF i'm
possibilities, legal and social, and creating
an immense amount Of laughter over very
serious things, such az human love and
sorrow. "a Possible Case" will be repro
duccd tonight and during the remainder
OF tho week.
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II Just occurs To M that perhaps YOU arc
deceived IN the mntlcTol cases on watches.
We can supply You watch In our club,
ll'karai, Tor so, II you want IL. You will
not get the same movement, however.
Aud nov rs 10 the extra time in our clubs.
You must not understand that YOU arc
Obliged 10 remain In the club sixty weeks
You can pay mp rs fast You like. II YOU
have not already drawn your watch or
diamond II will bc handed to YOU and
your name will lc left In the drawing until
II " drawn ont. You may be- the last on.
To draw. II ~ You got the so. See?
The movement il the life Of the watch.
OF what account is a fine gold waich.cnsc
without iifstclass movement You
can got n giltcdgc movement in $50
li-karat gold watch. You can in our
$50 club watch. II IN q regular SIS to so
one. our so watch has sliilcncd cnses
li.kaul inside and out, and is guarin.
tccd 10 wear twenty years We put our
so club movement in this one. our $50
watch has l-ounco coin silver cnses with
The same movement Two people can
club together and pay 30 cents per week
each aud gvt two of these watches.
Now, We give you q written guarantee
ON our movement not 20 vary thirty sec.
onds per week; written guarantee signed
10y Mulf0rl on ease aud movement; also.
on every diamond sold in the club. You
are not responsible for other members -
only yourself II wo get n rascal IN our
club, and he gets away With watch,
milford has 10 make Il good. We ARE not
looking Tor that class OF people, however.
Now, rvmombcf this, YOU 10 not lose
your money. II YOU arr Obliged 60 stop
paying, We give You two years 90 nay up.
II YOU arr unfortunate aud actually snf.
icring Tor ncccssarics, W. refund what YOU
have paid, and We will guarantee to chip
In and help YOU little besides. We have
seen some contracts whore, II you stop
paying lur thUc weeks, YOU lose nll Your
money paid Look out Tor that clause.
To sum this III ~, We mean ~ do right
10y YOU, and 10 scll you watch In the
club ~ cheap ~ any regular jcwolcr will
sell u a. Won aud nom - 10 $40 cheaper
than the regular cash prices We have
one club book only. Whom you pay 80
You draw out II YOU are In Tor that price
watch. II you want watch or diamond
Tor any amount over 500, pay the amount
inside ct sixty weeks II this isn't per.
fcctly plain, come down TO Muliord's lpro.
pricior aud see Underwood 4 Co, man.
ugcr, 2ni Main street.
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Capital Notes.

j. l.. Wilkerson, Jr., has been appointed
postmaster ut Wilkeson, Davidson
County, Tenn.
In the Circuit Court today judgment
OF $1,000 was rendered against the Rich.
mond x Danville Railroad Company for
the accidental killing OF q. Mosco in the
disaster ut what is known Us the "Fatnecy
trestle' some months ago.
The First Comptroller decides that the
two $500 District OF Columbia $40 per
cent. bonds which were stolen and their
numbers changed, cannot be considered
genuine aud are worthless Tor purposes OF
exchange. The innocent holder must
look TO the courts for redress
Oscar $. Stmus, United States Minister
10 Turkey, reports 10 the Secretary OF
State that he has obtained OF the Grand
Nizier the necessary authorization for the
Ilble-house nj Contantinople Ia print in
Turkish $1,000 Bilbo tracts, consisting Of
the Psalms, Pro9erbs, the -Four Gospels
and the Acts.
Land Commissioner Stockslagcr, in re-
Spouse TO letter from senator Cockrell,
asking whether n notice Of settlement in n
section Of land Ia the Oklahoma Territory
W NvNh oiNNs NiNNa Ailo nNAAltlN ~ llNnl 10
such lands under the town site laws, has
replied that in his opinion such filings are
OF no avail and Illegal.
j. X. Lane, Of Austin, Tex; Robert W.
Furnas, OF Brownsville, Ncb.; l.. y. Nc.
Clurc, Of Bismarck, DIT; Il. =. Stout. OF
Helena, Mt; Frank Hall, Of Denver,
Col, and I. l.. Mills, Of Las Vegas. NM,
arrived this evening and were appointed
experts 10y the Treasury Department TO
furnish the Bureau OF Statistics iniorma.
ton in regard 10 the interests OF the States
aud Territories mentioned.
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the Russian Government shall be given to
such establishment. The Committee on
Commerce will hold special meeting for
the consideration OF this bill on Friday
next
Mr.. Randall, from the Committee on
Appropriations, reported the sundry civil
appropriation bill. Calendar.
Mr.. Crisp's motion was agreed 10.
Adjourned
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jute and ramie,, he would simply say,
thank you, but we will cultivate that in
due time" We are doing other things
now that are more profitable. We will get
10 jute and rame in little while and will
do so without a protective tariff. All
that we ask OF the government is to keep
hands of and let us alone. We will do
the rest
Mr. Brown inquired of Mr.. Allison as to
the existing and proposed rates on bagging.
Mr.. Allison informed him that the ex-
isting rate was ! cents pound and the
proposed rate ! cents.
Then, said Mr.. Brown, the substitute re-
duces by one-hali the existing duty.
The vote was taken on Mr.. Jones's
amendment and IL was rejected-yeas 10,
nays u, Mr.. Brown voting with the Re-
publicans in the negative.
Mr.. Jones, Of Arkansas, then moved to
reduce the rate 20 Z Of q cent, and the mo-
ton was rejected, Mr. Brown again voting
IN the negative.
On motion OF Mr.. Allison, the limit Of 3
cents n pound in the paragraph was re-
duced TO - cents Mr.. Vest moved to go
back to paragraph "a and put burlaps on
the free list. Rejected, Mr.. Brown again
voting IN the negative.
Mr. Vance moved to add provso TO
the section that the duty on no article in
the section should exceed the rate OF 80
per cent. ad yalorcm.
No action was taken on Mr. Vance's
motion, and the bill went over till tomor-
row, Mr.. Allison giving notice that unless
better progress were made with the bill
lac would tomorrow or next day move
evening sessions, or TO meet ut II o'clock
and sit till o or $3.50 o'clock pm.
The House Joint resolution authorizing
the Secretary OF War TO loan the Commit
tee on Inaugural Ceremonies flags etc,
was reported by Mr.. llawley and passed.
Adjourned.
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Fred Nar,le-

The heavy Legitimate drama will be pro,
duccd on the boards Of the theater during
next week by Fred Wnrde and company
the repertory being as follows Monday
and Tuesday, civilian Tell" Wednesday,
"Nirpinius;" Thursday and Friday even
ing aud Saturday matinee, "Tho Mounte.
bank" Saturday night, Richard Ill. y
The sale Of seats for the engagement will
open at the Main street box office nexi
Saturday morning,
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bringing s.Ias,ucSS

To millions pleasing their palates aud cleans
Ing tlpir systems, arousing their Livers, Kid
ncys, Stomachs and Bowels TO healthy &C,
tivity. Such Is the mission OF the famous
California liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs.
For sale In 80 cents and 800 bottles.
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GolD head umbrellas NJ Thaycr's.

frti Dress Shirts specially. Finish
equal 20 nov. Memphis Steam Laundry,
~ Second street. Branch Office, So
Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-09

MIS- Wius'uw's Soothing syfrn should aivs~s y,
utd iuf ,hlllru iUrihiuH ID snuthcs the rhili
tull'm lhu EuWs. alItl Hl rain, GUMS Wind cola
tui b. illg hsni rmUlY Or dlarhuA asa blJtlA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-09
KNIVES, forks and spoons. Thayer's.

TnE Illinois Central Railroad will run n
Special Excursion Daylight Train from
jackson, Miss, TO Memphis, Tenn, Thurs
day, January 18th, at one fare the round
trip from all intermediate stations.
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Grand Monthly DRAWING

AT the Academy OF Music, New Orleans,
TUESDAY. JANUARY Is. 1889.
Capital Prize, 5000, 900.
100000 Tickets Mt $50 Each halves. SO,
Quarters, 90 Tenths. s.i Twen-
Igtn.
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rlNr orcra gln..c. d rhnycr,..


- rrvovrp M uur rsg or COCAINE
And Il stimulates aud promotes tho growth
81 the hair
Bumcits Flayoring extracts arc tho
bcsL
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Usr Sol CoIcman's ko-ko cachou.

OFFICES furnished with towel rack, comb,
brush and clean towel every morning for
20 cents per week, 10y Memphis Steam
Laundry. Ornament to any office.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-09

lNsum your rn.hnnscs Ia the Citizens
insurance company, No. % Madison slrrc,.
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ADDRESS REGISTERED LETTERS TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.

REMEMBER, that tho payment OF Prize, Il
Guaranteed by Pour National Ranks OF New
Orleans, and the Tickets are signed by the Prcsi.
dent OF An Institution whose chartered rights ars
recognized In the highest Courts therefore beware
OF all limitations or ANONYMOUS schemes
ONE DOLLAR l. the price OF the smallest part
OF traction ~ q Ticket Issued by Us IN any Draw
Ing Anything In our name offered for lcss than
a Dollar Is sWindle.
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Grr,r bargain. in watches at Thaycr's.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-09

SCUM silver in rrcnl vndcly At Thnycf'.
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Cnolcr wedding presents at Thaycr's.
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5,i3i Prizes. amounting to-. 1854 500
NOTE-Tickcts drawing Capital Prize, are not en-.
titled To Terminal Prizes
For CLun RATS, or ANY further Information DO.
sired. write egibly 10 the undersigned clearly stat
Ing your residence. with state county, street aud
number MOrc rapld return mail delivery will DO
assured by. your enclosing an envelope bearing
your full hddrcSs
Send POSTAL NOTES, Express Money Orders
or New York Exchange In ordinary letter Currency
By EAprco (at our expcnsel addressed
IA. A. DAUPuIN,
New Orleans, La
Or N. A. DhUPUIy.
Washington, u. q.
"a mt No. West Court IT., nTemphi., Tenn.
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Commissioners.

we, the undersigned Banks and Bankers, will
payall Prizes drawn In The Louisiana State Lot.
ieries which may be presented Mt our counters
x; M. WALMSLEY, President La. Natl Bank
PIERRE LANAUx, Pres't state Nat,I Bans
n. bhLDWlN, President N. q. National Bank
CARL koHN. President Union National BANK
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-16

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Seine 8erbGlttilie b%elferten iiH ie6r, al5
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etuer fiiDliDel 8erebrerin IN Den Belts oeS
lpertbuolleu @Etes Bedupotr in Wttliilitppt
fam.
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Solge ietner g u itfreunol6 a t, nnO
man bari btnSuiilgen in Solge leiner
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eDenlaltgen 9roBen Bf1anser bes Sioets au
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