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Varieties OF win,er whess.

wasaiSsToN. July y The department
st agriculture has ordered from France
i've varieties Of winter wheat three ai
which are OF southern origin and recon-
mend.d A. rnst-proof. The osher two arr
rev wheat erSssssS made by ktlmarsn, Of
Paris. The Soathrrfa wheaIs are .Bichelie
DE Naples white bald wheat or ri
suade.a and also the white bald and
ksete, red bearded variety. The other
two are the natri cross af Prince Albert
aud winter bearded s'thsddsm" both
Eagiish wheat scesimate.i in France. Tue
hftn Is the 'iAmezi" eress OF Prince Al
bert aud the Noe" and the odessa
wheat With hlua star,
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BRITisH VESSEL SEIZED
BY an American Cutter for Fishtag
in Alaskan Wat@rs

VICTORIA. July sS-rhe British schooner
Triumph arrived this afternoon from
Rehring ssea with the intelligence that the
American cutter Rush had seized the Brit.
ish schooner Black Diamond In
Bearing see. The Black Diamond
hal taken 10 seals A prize
crew was sent aboard aud she was ordered
10 proceed 10 ounslsNka forthwith. The
commander of fhs Rush inIeased 80 seize
the Trln npb, bat lei her 60. a. she had not
taken any skins in Rehring sea The rri.
umph has sae skins. The news of the cap
ture has caused great excitement, aud Tar.
ther news Is snsionsiy lnakesi for. Trouble
Is almost certain.
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Choicest all Of ci'y
which De pleased tntenolnz Purchasers

Ees;
cnaa Journal of Commerce.
AZ
We
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tAstw
sese
ta&ss
tsS Eo11
Ia a
4ftu
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sasrSsus TarOaxa aas property wl hs s~.se
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s.na,oriai Comm,,,e. IN rac.m.

TACOMA, Jely 3. The commission sp-
pointed b. theuaiset States seaslc 20 in.
vestigaie the seal fisheries arrived
back from Alaska this evening.
Anong the party are senators
Dawes aua wife, ~ Mas 81 nusetfs Man
dersan and vile, of Nebraska; Jones and
wife, OF Arkansas. Ssockb .sl1e AMI wife.
of Michigan, Mcssrs ". NJ
Oiin. J. IL. Marshall A. smith,
Captain Raw, United States Army
Casrles : Gilbert. United states fish com
missioner W. 4, Cspsasv and Nelson
Parker TIE committee Will remain ia
Tacons until Tuesday, when il viii pro
cecss 10 Portland
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wssHSssroS, July 1.-THE count Of
cash and securities IN the Unitsd states
treasury incident to the transfer OF the Of
nee was completed this afternoon. There
- sgoooNa. .tta. A shortage of - WAS found
III the new silver vault where 81 900 90
silver eoisrs ara in stock aud a iesseit of
sla in The old silver vauli containing t<s.-
Waul Both shortages were Immediately
made good. IL Is believed this money was
lest during The rccest aoodlng OF the
vaults
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CBseaGa. July As q ssan@t ~ fng
salf a tke shse&ge e4ssfssaEs eE Jassss
I.zNsssssza. Il fselSB8. wA@ The sssssT lar
zsF4 84hxeSs sass anraaus 81 the isxiTas
As~sz - tss@ Fx<s1 S@ssszgi lax 81 saSx
E8zg fsasszrsasss. fsrssssra Azs stsaTa%ys, -.
zSy hsEENw s9tx azBzAsz ga-1oas fTesstsnzrs
- trsssszxs IA sAx ssus 81 Sx+s Q aazBaxss
f0r sAesT &.a-SeA iassset@zs a<sE1@s. whteA
raket ssit&teSa SnssstFe - ezs s,e g.sazafsf1s
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wALLA WALLs, July Is Fire on Eureka
Flat Yesterday afternoon destroyed 20
acres OF wheat belonging 20 J u. Isman
aaa A. r. Martinez also header and a
wagon belonging 20 Mr. Martinez The
fire caught In The stable from . threshsng
engine. IL was put ogt BY men piowing
around il, thus conGnIng the ;ire 10 the
smallest limit possible. The wheat was
partly ia staes, partly standing and was
Insured for 40 per acre. N would have
averaged thirty five bushels per acre
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sAS7k BARBARA, JulY gs.-The result OF
the fire yesterday and last night is found
to be mare disastrous than st 6rss sup
poss.si. The residences OF Tolls, Dinsmare,
Humphreys. Patterson, Kimberly, Van
GFassel. Crawford. Hitler, Mesiek. Hight
aud two others with furniture, besides 4
number oi barns aud large qususity OF
hay. aud uuiaber Of h0rses aBd cattle
were burned. several persons barely cs-
capped with their lives The iusS viii reac 4
tltiy Ss9 csp. partly insured
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yASc9uvgs. July 2s.--The steamer sa.
ionyx srFiyed from noGhern points this
evening The salmon rna on SkeeAs aud
Sess rivers Is Ngh, and the canners
viii secure about twosihifds OF The
park prepared for Tse steamer called
- West Coast. Qn~en Charlotte IslaHd, and
brought down eighty barrels of skih
tbsaek coal. This fsh exists in immense
quantities. The large salmon ran on the
Fraser sin continues.
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FROM VICTORIA.
Senatorial Commitfee's Ressrn from
AlAska.

VICTORIA. July ss-Tae Asaatross ar.
rived last night fyein Alasks. having on
board the senatorial committee on Indian
affairs rne COMMITTEES visited Fort
Iongas, Fort Aranssl and s:ska
The missionary station in The neighhor-
hesr1 was So VISITED TIE steamer ran O
tslaeief hay 10 p<rmit the committee 10
View the glaciers. Correspondent bruce.
of the Omaha B<s. was met with ~ Jna.an
In good health. lie tslegrspnesl that thk.
report OF his death Is falling down . ere.
vase was untrue. The Al safross leaves
ior the sound in the morning
The match game of lacrosse Tor ths
championship of the pFoyinc :, between the
Victoria and Vancouver teasas wss wen hy
Sfrfarta T,V fnflr xasnfs tss fxxn
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OMAHA. July ia special from Peadcr
says that the syesF-oid son of farmer
named Benjamin waz killed near there
this evening by winnsbsgo Indian. six
armed men aFc In pursuit 81 the murderer.
who giil hse syaehess IL caught
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waILs wAIIa, Jsly 2s.--The Agrleulta-
raj society xiis Increase premiums for
speed contests at the fall meeting SepserH-
her 1. TIE time OF closing entries hiss
been changed from Angass 81 Augnf II
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CAUTION.

Beware OF Frsud- - nay nsrn< sna ~
Frfce are stamped on The bossom az al =
advertised shoes before seAvine the fsrss.~-s
which proeect the wearcrs swsInsf ~,
prices And interior guods II . seaier oeYey.
~. L DoCGI-As shoes A. reduced prsre
price stamped on the bs3ssom pat nm ARR
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BRooSLYS, July 80 -Broosiyn. /. Gin.
csunsii. =
Cor, Nrrs. Jaiy =. -columsus. 10: J.owss.
vile. H.
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Section OF this article is asore than ex
traoriirsry In that IL renders cs.an
useiy easy the division Of counties and
bees sGst. also, II Immediately follows a
section that guards ~ esat!osisly aua r.s-
ofonsiy the Interests OF every eoantv sest
Iais was the section af which Or Miner
TOOK occasion 10 make eaussle criticism
and which Was nastisssa bg a condition
shss "she territory affected can be strickes.
o. only under such other conditions AS
shall fsc Prescribed by general law sppli-
cable 10 the whole state words thar are
meaningless waea anaiyked. fer tae con
satuion VIII of necessity make elsewhere.
gsneral provision asssns. special legisla-
EUn.
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Viii %EAET ! SagssIx MIL Mr.. r. =
sEsasIseT. prominent capitalist aud sxtsn-
ssys fslifaas fasidEF Of IIiinosss ~
reesasss fassesy several days 10 this e1ty.
~. Meier aAs issasesf site for IN exseo-
sfge ssslmxse sat1. aa ffn Ssxs4s fsvtr 9e0
xasr iItssI. y. esst t2eEE Fl e xSe< fsf cd
sgxr3essss Ell sar sasssFn Eaarxetss nd 49,
rs 41sszAsss7 fs~ffes &srssl zsfsnshm -
sss4@&gzzsss IL = oosieg sA3s - -
sssas Ia tAsls enterprise ss 5af q zssz-
hs~x ys.szsssasxs tsse esssza4Hx - 4 ee1N
Ase&se. e@ysressHfsax szs191v4 -
NJ .e~sss~s Il as enefxsEse A4MeeM - r,
ef k@sae exrersna<z. asd ffs@ - ~
reesss pad e4 afss 10 tiss Eaxe4 eo110 -
a~s Il ssAsa - 4s@essiaw a. sp~<a0 ees
fsua ~ 81 sxss<s
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vita one or two exceptions the o ctfous
81 tAe srtsess on county, city sasi .ou nshfp
organization followed the ordinary r.r,s-
ylsses O. the organic laws Of Other states
secItaa % extraordinary. ia fha.s II re.
9alrss . three afIns vote os the electors Of
.ay coanty voting al any election faehxslee
the ls'saitSzs OF the county seat Itwas IN
this seetlon that the nF<f evidence az sea-
aohai iees1as manifested ia the de
ure w.ss proposed anu cham piapess; ty a del
egass from county where the loeaf1sxs of
t1s county seal Ii perennial source al
scrlninoss dispute The members. how
ever, are not disposed 20 le censarss,as Of
thr action of the member. sor he measure
= = scaSlsi IN iis PROVISIONS, and. 1; is be-
heyst. viii discourage attempts ~ r.mxra
county seats until there Is a pronounced
aud srnerai feeling IA any e.aaty in that
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third unusual provision Is section 10,
eonfeEriEg npoa cities Of oTer 1900 in
aaoit.uts power 10 frame ard adopt their
own charters. This section. which orixi-
aasty contained sach permission for cities
of 1s.0so inhabitants, vas very nearly de.
leaiec oy constant amendments and !u-
deed, was eaes entirely Abo. ssaesl, to be IN
serted again with reduction oi zoo. on
motion of stiles. of Tacoma
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The system of township organization. di-
rcefed 10 be established by the legislature
IN the counties of the state. f. commonly
found ia many Eastern states The lsgiS-
lafgre shall also fix salaries for all county
officers. except puhlic administrators, sur
Seyorors and eor5nors, YAa may or may
rot recesY. salaries. IaLsta fles in towns
of an ser 5000 inhabitants viii get fees
but all remaining county officers shall be
allowed q stated annual stipend. Nitn
these exceptions the article on county.
city and township Organization contains
features u be found in almost every state
constitution
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TIE aEs4efe GA pres=ae ast hsh Of
rixhss 1la ls sASea gp fssf toaay tEen
xil. foEiaz sAe fegsrs sz = ssxssespzl izs8sas
sssssEs- sks-sl corporations, sgss fAen zs4A-
farv ssssTS II ske eagG s8.tssa fassHss
rssssss ser&1sGz sss glss ~ - 80 tse seez, Il
So AaTe xssAs E ESz TkzsssF SxA
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THE CONVENTION.
Tangible Results Of The
Weeks Work.
Three ARIIcIEs sDoerrs
several innssstfons-The Capital
a'eess~s-whas VIII be Done
shis We~k.
THREE ARTICLES aDoerg,

faraA' July ~ Fcnr Eso-s
esscAs se~ the fcssna4sson ef the
as~ sssss were he~es. during the uAss
Wees a ols smpis. In rke ssoysian es rhe
.-s1s'.ss on essslnis city an1 sswasAip or
SANITATION and Ga executive oes~rrucar
Iae article On Judiciary Also sxas rxs,r,-
P-ssely shaped the firSs Of the week. wA.n
: sas formally stoFszed oy me committee
lac article Gu county orgAzs sarse.z ,s,sas M.
AessEesssy and Thursday. ard lns exscn-
i've department Friday and saturday.
iasse likewise have been agreed uruos.
and -, three important ssrss of The xors
81 the convention are sssne. aat wil. =.
reaay 70 take fAesr places ia TIC eonsss,a-
uo1, when the revs~ory cssnras,.
Tee hAs passed upsn them. i,
may De THAI reconsideration of s.arae nf
the various sections Hfa s.e sste<s re- IN.
aa4ess an efaSfsercy arises that xas, a
Jestify tacis repeal they viii be sshmi,tssi
20 the people for their rataaeatsor Iggs a.
they nos are.
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There hzxe heea EaaaT Hss5ters - s33gsR
aiS ssGrinS tbs wces. ehi3f aisssEsg y aasssm
~ss ~Sansst' Coxs hose $40 speeches
wegs tae szcss pssaszas iuestieags fsr the
ssSssoa A lRreg part az EAe s3sSssTx u
frura spokane PALS. Tsex cuz1s. s1sy -&s,
seeking rslles fram the beat Efxs = sgss sr
pgese1ss ~ psTyssens is the ESsfera esuEs-
Fry TEese people tTing sstste fsssftss1
@ - theD. sssf nsH TngA. IaeF 1s$xe up
A rsxt<xtzEsse -tAsr5 haG=e, ba1
fasrs are Esw hsf@ysass amssssss
fAern- In.ssd The i.shsy. coE7sssssysns tAs
variety zzist irs nssrtsnee - f1teEssts feislg
pss ID 1ycu. i remarkably sraass. 2ass
aE = axf + ssrs Is ia The Eas-Tess es pFsi.s-
kgfsas5. wBzaaa Suffrage us sunday Tes&
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The new state will have fnn compile.
Inent of officers. Besides governor, seere
1ary OF state. treasurer, attorney general
and superintendent Of public instruction.
lt viii boast of lieutenant governor. auoi
tor and commissioner Of public Lands
which some states have ani others have
not The Legislature IL empowered "a
abolish these three latter offices The
powers aud duties OF ali officers are ex-
sc;ly ia aecard with those oi other state :
The attempt % deprive tie governor of
! ais veto failed. as well ~ To- distribute the
power Of paFdons nrnongss several state
average.
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The reports of four committees are ready
to be taken up at any time. They are on
municipal Indebtedness, pre- amhle and bill
oi rights, corporations aad military affairs.
They are on the calendar Ia the order
named. and will os so considered
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named, and VII Dc SO considered.
The report OF the committee on yablie
buildings will be submitted tomorrow
The fact that the committee win recon-
mend that Olympia he declared the state
capital has created . sensation among thc
members, and those from east OF the
mountains do not stint wor3s in couagTnn-
ing the intention OF the committee. The
proposition Stil hardly carry in the con
yenrion. II IL does. tie Eastern Washing
ton members declare that it viii seriously
jeopardize the chances cf ratification of
the constitution, and several openly asow
that they viii take the stamp asainst it.
Probable action viii be that OLYMPIA viii
be maintained a. the state capital for few
years and then The question submitted to
vote of the people, os snss i;ewil be lef;
entirely to tne legislature
When an article Ii submitted 30 the
convention, II is considered IN committee
oi the whole aud adopted there seris,im.
/ ard the recommendation made 20 the con
{ yentiab thai the changes aid alterations
[ made ti4ere bc coaeurred In. In msss
( bodies such recommendation t. considered
( asal and j. aeqasesCe3 ia without debate or
qnes ion. bat the rule here Il different.
There hssn't been = pFotrseted dispute
over any clause that hss rot been gone
through with twiee-6rxf Ia committee ot
the v hole and then In Convention But
one or two sights made in eonveu-
tien aEa.ust the report of the commit
( tee have been saceeesfai bet they
have been enepxh TO encourage the
dissatisfied members III ether easss 20 dis
pn-c the Ending oi the COMMITTEES. This
T tendency is tepsored BY many and u I.
carried much iuffheF-it is probable thai
I the convention st refuse - resolve ifseli
{ into ss.sa n tee af the wnaie to essnsifssi
any question. but ~ili take IL up hrst and
last IN convention. 4 vote 10 SO iEis
cofa ittse ~ the whole wSS the other das
carried by very slim margin.
Sessions USUALLY last from ia the morn
Ing anti OF 6 ~ atghs with recess Al
noon. The greater portion u the time 4
spent "A discussion. Ten q the Esmk-r
oi the convention 10 ss rnnek
taiAing a. All The feEaainsse.
Of the delegate pui fossfAer
They are Tanner. Gsissshz. Moore, lioanan
NsFasr, kaehknaG. h. II. -nlilsaD
nrawne. Weir and Duah2s. 1tseFe ar
s.otse ufHezs, huHeyer. ShO come pret5l
cisse 20 tsrse. TIE average leE2sh o
sEs,seeh hes j. sssat two minutes and bali
asla tie longest. % far, have f-aeu sigh
saa taree--s nsrter anlnRt.s- IAese txtse-
were the tE0 maize uY Pso@&-r AID T8rzs1
4 uu TIE s9y.gu9rs veto. They wsre uf ex
srfix ths same leugza. The Sseates has'
t<sa long sRe ssztas % the u tes.EoBs. 1ss
The customary breYlsy Of tSar FsFsgsss sssesx
eTs : a. a. set preess ssss slfc aeessssts % |
Gre ninate isrnsf.
There hzxe hee1 EzRaT Hs5teys - s3syas
giS ssGrinx the ~ces. ehief sFsSzzg wasssz
xxs ~~anssts Cox, = bose fso st<eek1
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-21
Ser Sieg beS &rem5es.

9ulielbe punberbare @alten Der
8armber5isfeit @ottes, wel6es aus
einem Saulus einen Yaulus ma6te,
fat aus einem teuflii6en 8erfplser
Der 6riitli9en &elisipn in Ifrifa Ell
men @a6fulser Gbriiti semadt. gs
lit Der grz&6nis Muansa BON usan=
ba, wel6er jebt bel ben fatbOliideu
Miiiiondren iid aufbdlt. Wuansa's
SaB Der fatbOliiden &elision mar
mebr als fanatil9, er mar bamonil6.
8or unsefdbr swei Sabren lieB e,
bunbert befebrte gte9erfinber ersrei:
fen, ein5eln in trofene @ole einmid:
elm unb i'm &reile TIM einen rieltser
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-21

Sul5ituB berumleseu, bic SIBe benz
S6eiterbaufen 5undbit. ST orobte,
ben Spl5ituB an5iinoem 5a lafen, wos
fern iie nibt ben fatbulii6en @lau=
ben aufseben miiroen. Sic aber
blieben felt uno bas Seuer wuroe an
s%e5inoet. Die &inoer p%erbrannten
lansiam; erlt bic SiBe, oann Der
san3e &6rper. Sn ibren Aualen
iansen iie bas Sob @ottes unb bette
ten, baB @ptt lire Natipm Der SIM
lterniB bes Se%ioentbum's entretBen
m6se. @ie iiberaa, wurbe audi bier
DPS 8lut Der Wartprer Der Game
oes gbriltentbums. SelbfMuan9a,
Die teufli19e 8e1tie, muroe in Elm
Ianftes 2amm pertpanoelt mno perz
ebrt jebt 0enjenisen, ben er perfol9t
bat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-21

2aib unb Seele au 9rnnoe 9e9anz
gen" 9a Ianf i6 auf meme &nie,
itrefte Die 9dnbe gum 9reu5e binauf
unb III einen Strom BON Tbrdnen
ausbre9enb, banfte ib meinem grl5=
Ter fir Die snaoise &ettuns, bat mie
Der p%erlorere Sobn I'm @er5eibune
unb I9mur unter benz &reu5e, ME
einen Tropfen 8ranntmein mieber
iiber meme 3unse seben gu laiien.
Die @efabr, worin i6 9el9webt
batte, 1tanb nit alien 1ie beslei=
tenben S6redniiien Dor meiner
6eele.
u@s mar i'm Monat Mdr3, unb tb
bate int trunfenen 3uitanb Die gauge
Na6t auf Der falten unb feu6ten
@rbe selegen. Ser @ebanfe: v@te,
tpenn gu ben SobesI6lummer bier
sel6lafen bdttelt, tpo tpdre jebt Define
arme Seele!" erfillte MIDI nit @nt=
1eben. Sn 6emielben Nusenblid er=
t6nte BON Der Staot ber feitli6es Sc
ldute in meme Obren. IS mar oas
3ei@en gum Sriibsottesbienit am
SeIte Warid Serfunbi9un9. Seine
@nsel1timme hdtte mein Ser5 liebliz
6er anipre9en f6nnen, als bieles Sc
ldute. IS mar Die Stimme Der
@nabe, Die mir 5urtef in ber1elben
Stabt, wo i'd 5ulebt @ott 10 sr6bli9
beleioist bate, audi ben Infang met
ner 8efebruns 5u maden. Die eben
berporbre6enoe MorsenrDtbe erinz
nerte MIDI an ben bimmli1den Sriez
bensboten, Der bic tr61tli6e 8oti9aft
oes Seiles fiir MIDI arnten Climber
Der sebeneoeiten Sunsfrau Waria am
beutlsen Sage sebra6t bate. Tief
9eriibrt rief i6 aus: vSa, bieies lit
Der Sag, ben Der 9err fir MIDI 9ez
ma6t bat." Sd itanb auf unb sins,
mein 1inbbaftes 2eben iiberbenfenb,
in Die Stabt 5urid. Sic fDnnen
oenfen, mie mir gu Mutbe mar, ais
ib na6 Ioldem Gorsan9 III Die Stride
trat.
vNa6bem Die Men9e ber Inbd9tt=
gen, pel9e nit Dem 8rooe bes 2ebens
seipeiit maren, Die &ir9e perlaiien
bette, trat i6 3itternb unb netnenb
in ben 8ei9t1tubl. SIS mar na6
mebreren Sabren bas err temal, bab
t9 MIDI in metner @eruni taltuns
bent Brieiter 5eiste. Sd beetle linn
ale meme Seelenmunben auf unb
mar 10 slidli6, ben lanse entbebrten
SrieOen in Selu Gbrifto mieber gu
finben. Sd besrub fir INNER ben
alten Siinbenmenl6en nnb babe mein
@el6bniB, ME etnen Tropfen 8ranntz
tuein mieber 5u perfo1ten, nit @ottes
@nabenbei1tano unoerbrii6li9 sebalz
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