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Cosesrt Frsa.<atsas ny 1sxsctly Ameri-
cSa Composers Started.
WssEsxsrox Csrr, March R-This
evening. ~ Lincola Musse bali. In the
presence Of . distinguished ard critical
audience. the parent step wzs taken IN the
work OF placing American music On q
plane with other branches of American art
There was . treat IN the rendi-
ton Tor the frst time Of . con-
cert programme selected wholly
from compositions OF American ideas
Distinctive American concerts attract ccn-
siderable attention among music-loving
people throughout the country. and il has
resulted In bringing 10 notice the rapid
progress Of music in this country within .
comparatively recent period, not only in
performance. but in study and COMPOSE
ton
The entertainment tonight. which tas un-
der the auspices of the National Conser-
vasoFy OF music, is intended TO be the
inaugural OF . series OF strictly Ameri-
can concerts. which Mrs. Thurber. the pro-
jecior Of the scheme. hopes viii embrace
the leading cities Of the country, the object
being more fully to apprise the American
people OF the works of native born citizens
and stimulate the increasing interest in
music OF high grade.
The soloists al these concerts also viii be
Americans and in many instances selec-
tons viii be personally conducted by COM
pcsers.
The concerts conclude with . grand
American composers' festival. the first of
the kind ever held. to take place at Omaha,
November q. Is and -
The programme presented tonight . na-
i've group of American composers. The
selections consisted OF short pieces adapted
to illustrate and contrast the diversity and
originality OF thought. adeptness AZ 0rches-
ira and typical characteristics. etc, of COM
posers. Each number of the programme
was well and carefully rendered, and the
American composers' concerts were very
successfully inaugurated
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CONFIRMATION WANTED.

Canadians Want Pay for Boats Seized on
Behring Sea.
OTTAWA, March 2s.-Captain Warner, OF
Vancouver. is here on business with the
minister Of marine and fisheries. lie says
be has come down armed with powers OF
attorney representing claims in sums of
$50. 900 OF several vessel owners. for losses
in the Behring sea seal fishery since 1857.
He further says:
I'VE certainly expect TO secure compen-
satlon for our losses.
lone OF my boats was seized last year
with about $4,000 worth OF furs on board.
have i've boats which cost. some of them.
xl6p0n y
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WAsHISaTos Cry. March R-The bill
for the admission of Wyoming was taken
up by the House today. Baker, of New
York, submitted an argument in sup
port OF the measure. Barnes. of Georgia,
opposed the bill because he believed there
were gross irregularities in the adoption OF
the constitution OF Wyoming: be believed
the territory does not contain the populs-
ton requisite and il was incorporated in
the constitution that Il Was based upon the
sahiee. o, female suffrage. which is an tag
oniStsc TO Republican institutions
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cHNA Axp sArAx.


% t08 1&4MD8~
Sss FRsxczsce, March R-The st.sm-
ship CITY ot fekinx arrived frou CAin.
and Japan today. hrinssne sdvioss that an
February q some i.s00 Japanese hcuses
we're destroyed by fre in Toxic and ~.
snty-eixht pastislly burned. Two persons
we're killed and about txsnsy-6vs firsmen
more or less injured. One hundred and
sevsnty-si1ht houses were burned in The
city on the preceding day. and on March
is about SO were destroyed and several
hremen injured. The nrss originated &C.
cidentaiiy.
Several serious encounters between
Dutch troops and party Of CAinsss ara
reported, With rather severe losses u shs
former. A party Of Dutch eonvics were
sentout to clear the jungle and were firc<i
on from ambush. A detachment of TROOPS
were driven back The next day, with niac
wounded. and on the sth Of March lAeu-
tenant Muller. Who went ont In commausi
Of the two companies. was killsd. Captain
vanhsrrest. who succeeded him. was also
shot down. and seven Of bis men received
severe vounds
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NO LONGER FnKK.

Chicago BOARD of Trade Will Not Fur
nfsh Quotations.
CHICAGO. March 2s.-Ths Board Of
Trade won victory over the bucket shops
this morning. Judge Tuiiy modified the
injunction preventing the board from cut
ting of bucket shops quotations To the er-
tent of allowing the board 10 go out Of the
business OF furnishing quotations entirely.
The board viii close making quotations
April 1, and all cleared out Of the ex-
change
Customers viii hereafter be dependent on
the newspapers or private messages for
quotations.
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CHINESE QUESTION DECIDED.



and Childrcn.
PLArrsNorrH. Neb., March s6.-Quong
Lee. . Chinese iaundryman of Piattsmouth,
asked the treasury department whether he
could send to China for his wife and child
rem. He says that he intends to become .
citizen of the United States. and intimates
that he Is wealthy.
In reply Assistant Secretary Tichenor
says his occupation as laundryman does
not exclude him from the class of laborers.
and that he cannot claim immunity for his
relatives from the Chinese restrictions by
reason of his intention to become a citizen
OF the United States, since the law prohibits
the admission OF any Chinese 10 citizen
ship. His wife and children cannot be
admitted otherwise than upon the produc-
ton OF . certificate from the Chinese gov
ernment declaring them persons other than
laborers.
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FURIOUS FLOODS AGAIN.
A Mtssissippi Levee Lets Out Water z
to House Eaves-

A Mtssissippi Levee Lets Out Water Up
to House Eaves.
NEW ORLEANS, March 6.--A Times Demo
eyns vicksburg special says: The levee in
front OF skipwith. Isquena, Mississippi,
about seventy miles above vicksburg, broke
this morning, and the crevasse is now over
40 feet wide. The water in the town is up
to the cares of the houses and people are
reported TO be fieeing for their lives.
The water from the crevasse will food an
immense tract OF country south and east OF
II. embracing part OF Isquena county.
Sharkey, south OF Rolling Fork. and all OF
Warren county north of the Yazoo river
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The DAILn, Or, March -. News
reached here today that Miss Williams,
aged Is. daughter Of r. Williams, . clerk
al the Warm springs Indian reservation.
was drowned last Saturday while crossing
Warm Springs river. She was . passenger
on the stage which Was fording the river,
and the strsam being swift the staes was
overturned and The passengers thrown Into
ths water an escaped except Mis- wnl-
Jams. The body was not recovered. The
two horses were also drowned.
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MANAoER SMITHS STATEMENT.

The Object of the New Railroad System
Net Connected With Union ractfc.
PoRrLANp. March s6.-General Manager
C. J. Smith. Of the Union Pacific. on being
interviewed in regard TO the purposes Of
the Portland. Port Angeles 4 Victoria rail-
road. incorporated by him and others. said
and has nothing 10 do with the Union Pa
cific.
The object Of the company is 10 make
certain examinations, and. II these are sat
isfacsory. to build the road ss outlined
with the view Of bringing about ultimately
connections with some transcontinentai
line. but nothing definite has been agreed
upon a. YET
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TIE WILLAMETTE.

4 New Survey of the River ard More
Money Wanted.
WASHINGTON CRY. March .--Secretary
Proctor transmitted To Senator Mitchell To-
day the report of Major Handbury, of the
engineering corps, stating that a careful
survey OF the Willamette rive, above and
below Corvallis viii have to be made before
any additional money is expended in Inn
provements IN that district The report
further states that such a survey would
cost about 81 900, and there are no funds
available for IL AT present
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ExILEs FIGHT TROOPS.
A Russian Battle by Prisoners for Their
Liberty.

Liberty.
LoNpoE, March 26.--The Nsses publishes
extracts from letters received by Russian.
r. Tugos. giving the desaiis 90 aPht-a =
Cekuisk between exiles and troops. AZ the
trial three Of the survivors were sentenced
to be hanged and the others TO various
terms of imprisonment
Bernstein. one Of the three condemned
70 death, Was III and Was carried on bed
to the scaffold. When the moose was adj
justed the bed was withdrawn
Sotow and Gossman, the two others,
would not allow the hangman TO touch
them. They adjusted the nooses them
selves and died heroicaiIy.
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Losros, March 2s.--The great event ~
the Lincoln Springs meeting today was the
Lincolnshire handicap. one uiie. 1t Was
won By Rejected, with simmer second
and Lord George third. There were nine
t>su starters
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PORTLAND, Ore, March ~ Alvin Camp
bell. tho s-ycar-old son OF United States
6auger Campbell, while playing with other
boys on raft at the foot OF Montgomery
street. fell overheard and Was drowned. ].
+. Haas recovered the body by diving, and
several physicians worked for IN hour,
using every means 20 rcsuscitate the boy.
hut i'm vain
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CHICAGO, March 9a.--It is thought that
the Western passenger trouble 10 onits way
TO settlement again. A meeting Of the
general passenger agents today appointed
committee 10 consider tho question Of re-
organizing the Western States Passenger
Association and eniarring its scope 30 -
70 take in the present trans Missouri lines.
II is expected that the old agreement viii
he adopted which viii end the present rate
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Violating sh. Ctvil service La.

WAsHfsoros Cry. March n Warrants
were today sworn out for C.. III. Newton
and ]. ]. Ferser. upon the charge OF viclai-
ing the civil service Law in soliciting and
receiving contributions from government
employees for political purposes Newton
and verser were president and treasurer OF
the Old Dominion Republican League.
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PORTLAND. March 2S.--The lumber man.
ufacturers of this city have had several
meetings and this afternoon q committee
was appointed TO draft articles for ineor-
poraiing Lumber Exchange. The price
OF lambsr is not 10 be raised. but hereafter
carriage on orders win be charged.
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Pr~.iliensiai Arposutment..

wGsHTSGFoS CgTr. March a6-Con-
hrmstsons: Pay Director Thomas H.
Tooksr 70 be CHIEF Of the bureau of
rrovisions aud clothing and raymssser
general OF The Esvy- sposam massers-ars-
sons, ". Archibald. Yasapsi; j. Knox
(ssrk.sft Tsss~saan
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LONDON. March 1-The ST. James
Gaacfss reports that Kalnoky. tho Austro-
Hungarian prime minister. Is soon 70 retire
from 0;fce
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PHrIApsrrHss. March as.-Ass- James
NccsnsIey, sho has been living Ia abiect
poverty for . number Of years in this city.
has learned thst her husband. who vent
West fourteen years sgo and who she sup
posed was dad. Is In burke. Idaho. where
be has accumulated $4,000. She wisl join
him
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sALKs. Ore, March GA report from
Lincoln states that varsemor Scott, son OF
William Scott. indicted for the murder of
bis wife, committed suicide at wheailand
this afternoon by shooting himself
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PosTLasn. March B.--Attachments ag-
gregating s4s 900 have been tiled against J.
selling & Co., clothing and dry goods mer-
chants of this city. The creditors are prin-
cipally Portland firms.
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RRssBASE, March &--A hurricane ~
Toctnesville has flooded the town and
caused much damage. Several persons
were drowned. Rains have continued
throughout Queensland.
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rare In oh.a

ToIgro. Ohio. March n. The hassness
portion and number of residences In the
village OF Pioneer we're burned today.
Losses aggregate x2s.sc
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PARIS. March a6-A meat famine is
impending The whclssAIa butchers
threaten 20 close the seAttoirs If the de-
n.aaas concerning the importation OF
sorrixn cattle are 1ot granted
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Sxw yekx. Nareh as.-Tae steamer
Champagne froga Hav-e. arrived With
Nhifelaw Reid. minister 10 France. On
t.aAsxt
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yrw Yoxx. March 2s--The passenger
committee Of thu trrnk lines decided today
70 Aiiow sseket representation 20 Puget
soand via the Onion Pacific 30 Portland.
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AxssroLIs, Nd. March a5~-A bill pro-
hihsslrg pool selling in this state passed the
Ho1se this morning. The governor vii
pronahly sign the 9TH today.
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Draw, March 3s-So;ics has been fled
in the House Of Commons OF . motion
rrsying the Dominion legislature TO take
sssps 10 trsng abozt unrestricted recipro-
civ between sne United States and Can
II.
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PoErIAxp. March 26.--The FIRST through
train from California over the Southern
Pacific since January II. arrived this after.
noon about 4 o'clock
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IArrzFa Pan E&n xsszlszled ssesper snd In
ing aasxs AND lasesx szEsosss ssxsxss< xz<<fsrs
tnsozxa - ira Assk xEs xoftnsra Fses1e yasi.
rn~c. 4 fAsia~-g. esGy ssExst sxrnEs 1ss 5e<cn1
szsees Bowssn e4rSks = Iezkx1. c<1cs ucxsS
aexs.. e<szx.E
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PARIS. March e6.--The republican and
monarchist leaders are urging President
Carnot to release the Duke Of Orleans.
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ST. PErxEssrRa. March &--persia has
granted 20 Russian finanoiers the refusal Of
all concessions granted for the construction
Of railways in that country during the COM
ing FIVE wears.
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FOR spoKANE.


WAsBlssros CRY, March R-The House
committee on public buildings today re-
ported. among others. the Spokane Falls
appropriation of $loo. 600 for site There
is now on the House calendar a bill appro-
priating Sl25.U0 for building
at Spokane. 1t is not learned why the
committee today did not report the other
bills for Washington, but it is presumed
that they adjourned before reaching them.
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nsyFos. o. March -ss--esene-al schenck
vas eursei today ssserA posts Of the
q. A. e. marched ia the procession
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Der Roir. March aH.-Jrstice James r
Campbell. Of the Michigan supreme court,
died suddenly this morning aged 81.
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ESHELMAN, LLEWELLYN & Co.
WEST SEATTLE
Land and improvement Company
South side Cherry street. between Front and Second
We have some of Property oil City
which we will plsassd show Intending Purchasers


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LACROSSE. Wis, Aareh .6--Archhsshop
Michael. Of the Catkosie diocese AZ Nil
wanke~, died tonighs after long iE.nex..
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Iosnos, March - Qnesn Victoria ar
rived 81 Air Les Eains today.
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melte 3urhd unb ftarrte ibn faiunsslos,
ia entfebt Oil. St tpar fein Ir6mmler
unb fein Mtbeilt, ct bate ME iiber bic
NeligiDn na6geba6t; ct glaubte on
@ott unO belt bic fatbolif9en Gefftage,
neil man es i'm ip gelebrt unb neil es
fid1 fur einenBaranomsfi f6idte. Wie er
IN iener yfa9t nur baran seba9t, bob
ieiu 8nrbaben Elm Grebel gegen bas
@taatsgeieB lei unb ni6t aud gegen
kSubitb, ebenio tpenig mar ibm oas
@otteslditerlite feines 8sginnes flar
getporben; nun erit faBte unp ldbmte
i'm bieie @rtenntniB. Dod, bas
mubte getragen, oas Saerament Der
@be entphrbist fein. aber ienss ber
Saufs2 Das war gleid beilig, ia nod
beiliger; ct fannie feinen Gatebismus.
Saufe2 Atammelte ct enbli9, miibIam
mad Gaffung rinsenb. iie fam Ia Siibin
bleiben! Ser Gommiildr la9te laut auf.
Bleibt fe ia aud, Iie6er Graf! Mbsr
tDenn mir ibr oiefeu eriten 6ofuspOfus
nidt pormaden, 70 glaubt iie on ben
sweiten nidt. Das Mdbel lit iebr ge=
fdeibt uno tueib gang senau. oaB fie
porber Gatbolitin meroen mub, tpenn
bic @be giiltig iein iou. Mtfo, teine
SentimentaIitdten unb ba es Sbnen
10 gefdnt, 10 tpoaen mir Beibes fur3
unb iofort abma9en! Der @raf nidte
ifumm, gab San feline gsfebIe uub gins
5u Subitb. Sic NOR ia bieler Na6ri6t
in ben IeBten Sagen bon Stuube gu
Stunbe gepdrtis getpeien unb es ipar
ibr eigener Wille, On befen @rfillung
iie ibr 2eben sefebt; elei9uobl fdrat
He 3uiammen unb brad in milbes,
trampfbaftes Weinen aus. ST faBte
ibre 9ano unb iudte fe au bsrubigen.
2aB nur, .pebrte fie ab. Du fannit es
ni6t beriteben. Damn aber fdM93te
fie bod: Sieb, i'd peiB ia, nur als
@briIfin tam Id Dein' Weib iperben!
llnb baB Du Did baau enifdloKen, min
id Dir mein 2ebenIang tniefdllig
banten; bas 1T ia mein 9immeI auf grs
ben, in ben mid Deine aitise Danb
fiibrt. Mber mas bDrber fommt, 1T far
mid bic 96ae. S6ilt mid nidt. i'd iage
es nidt aus 5aB gesen 9sinen @laubeu
uno nidt einmal, toeil es mir fremb lit
Selbit mein Yatsr, Der bod geipib
elm ireuer SuOe 1T, pFest ia gu iasen:
Wir iinb ale &inber beielben 0aters
ba oben! Mber bebente, beier S9ritt
fGeibet mid bod fiir INNER bon ibm uno
bon &afaeI. Sd babe bon nun ab nur
nod Did auf Der Welt! Mber nidt aus
Mitleib nit mir, ionbern nit ibnen
muB i6 10 reben. Sic baben nun feline
8o9ter, feline 59neher mebr; Deiner
@attin t6nnten fe bic GIu6t psrseiben,
bic gbriiten III fhr fie tobt. W1, mas
uerben Sic in ibrem 1er3eu leiben unb
bon unferen 2euten 3u erIeiben babem.
Sd muB nur INNER an bic cite
Miriam 8olo benten, beren 9o1ter
aud nit einem @briiten berbeiratbet lit !!
9tur fammelnS rangen G6 bic Worte
bon ibren 2ippen, unb bic Sbrdnen
itrtmten iiber bic Wangen; linn mars,
als bdtte er nod ME einen Weni1en 70
tueinen ie6eu.
t6ortfetuna foIst)
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Gin ipeifer Nihter.

gu iuelden Mlbernbeiten un6 Will
tilrli1feiten GnDDnotbings unb DUNN:
f6pfe auf oer Ei1terbanf neuerbinQs
suweilen gretfen, Inn gingewan6erter
bas nadseiudte 8iirgerre1t gu bertpei'
germ, benefit folgenber Gall, ber lid
ftsrali6 in @leOeIanb ereignet bat:
Sam ba ein 51otte bor &iGter Sol.
bers, um bas 8trgerredt 3u erlangen.
9err Soloers wDllte iebenfalls 8orbil.
Der berf6ie0ener @olesen na9abmen,
pel6e ii6 In neuerer 3eit ,beriibmt"
gema6t baben, uno tellte an ben biebe.
rem 96otten beri9ieoene probefragen,
oarunter aud folsenbe: n3u pie pielen
Geprdientauten 1T ieber 5taat Der
Union bere6tist @ Ser 5dotte bIidte
ibr iebr berluunbett an unb iagte bann !:
vSa. bas meiB i9 tpirtll6 ni6t."
nSie f6unen bas Bargerre1t ni9t er.
balten", periebte bsr peiie &idter;
gieber Stabt 1T gu 10 bielen &eprdlens
tanten bere9tigt. als ct @ongrebbiitricte
bat."
Ga3u bemerft Der rglepelauber Mn.
3eiger":
0eilise 8orbdter Der @epublif, 10
mas lit bod nod ni6t bagepefen! Wie
piele Menf9en tpiirben ipobl auf bic
Grage bes 9errn Solbers bic Mntmort
geseben baben, tpel9e berielbe ermars
tete 70 Wabri1eiuli9 Niemano, -
mabrfdeinli6 aud nidt ber Batter bes
bo9meiien &i9ters, Der als fdlidter
Foreigner" in unier 9anO gefommen
mar uno niemaIs ameritanif6er Biirger
geporben Ddre, lpenn ct Dor einem fol.
den Galomo bon &idtsr feline Mppli.
fation 'gemadt bdtte. Ser beiagte
S6otte muBte bod 3umdbft gegIaubt
baben. er ioae bic Mn3abl Der &eptds
fentanten aler Staaten angeben. 6errn
Solbers antnort 1T eigsntli9 nod Id.
6erIider, als bic ienes llnteroff3iers,
tpel9er auf Die Grage: n@as geniebt
Der Soloat?A ftatt: rSuppe uno Ginbs
Heiid!A bic Mntport berlanate: ct
genieBt bas 8ertrauen ieiner Norgelebs
ten unb bic Ndtuna ieiuer Mitbiirger /"
= Siefe Intwort itanb bod irgenbmo
III Ieinem Snifruftionsbud. Nber &idz
ter Solbers' Nntrport iagt peiter nidts
als: Seber Staat 1T gu 10 bielen &ez
prdisntanten bere0tist, als ct bere6tigt
III = So1 genug bon biefer pofIe,
tueld,e nur pieber einmal aeist, 3u tpeIs
den 4lbernbeiten bic re6t amerifa'
nii9e" getpegung Der IeBtsn 3tpei Sabre
bebufs gr6Berer nS6neibigteit" gegen
uuntpihenbe @usldnber" gefabrt bat!
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g h nafiaIbIlthe.

9tu6 menn @6tbe ME eine 3eile se.
bidtet bdtte, 10 miirbe or bod 6urd Ieis
men Jault fdun binldnslid betpieien ia,
ben, baB er gu ben ar6Bten 9i9tern aller
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