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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-02

by Archbishop Corrlgnu's Representative
fos His Action In tho Blaine Matter.
New YoRK, MARCH, Through his
nrivatesccrotary, Mgr. Mcdonnell, Arch
bishop Corrisan expressed his views
concerning Secretary Blaine's statement
toa reporter.
With regard to Mr. ,Blaine's defense
Of his vile and family" said Father Nc
Do1neIl, "thc archbishop has nothing
10 DO. When Father Ducey, however,
aAemnts to throw upon him the re-
sPonslbility for any error OF Judgment
mat may have been made in marrying
.GeSe two persons his action is some
what surprising. The archbishop's po-
Sitlon in the matter is simply this.
falher Ducey brought tho young people
WIN him to the formers house tho
evening that they came to New York.
lie said that he desired a special dis.
pensatlon TO marry them, which the
archbishop had it in his discretion to
refuse, whether there was any apparent
objection or not. When the archbishop
earned who tho parties were ho had q
long talk with them and ondcavorcd to
alsSuado then from taking the step
Without the knowledge OF young Blainc's
The young man, however, seemed to
ue determined to be married at once
llnd the young woman was equally stub
Uorn, They would listen to no ,.advicc,
ana ana said that ii they could not get a
aispensation so that Father Ducev could
marry them they would 20 to some
Protestant clergyman who would per-
'osm the ceremony.
NJ Was there any suspicion'tllat young
DIaIne was under the ago of conscnt?"
None whatever. He said that ho was
within three weeks Of being twenty-one
!S9rS old, and he looked as il he was rs
2T'u Ta as that. This is what hc told both
GalAer Dncoy and tho archbishop. The
J,tspGh$3ation ,tp only gave Father Ducoy
s. MG right to marry the couple ii he saw
~, ~ 70 DO SO, and as to the relations be-
%eeh him and Mr.. Blaine in tho mat.
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LONDON, March l.-Maitland Francis
Morland, sixty-ivc years old, tho tutor
living at st. Johns street, Oxford, who
was charged on February :15 in the Bow
street police courtrwith attempting to
obtain from Lord Hothticld the sum OF
$40 by blackmailing methods, was to-
day re-arraigned before Sir John BRIDE.
After hearing further evidence against
the prisoner he was committed for trial.
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Crock Cabinet Crisis

ATHENS, March 1.-Tho greatest ex-
element has been caused by the resig-
nation Of the ministry. No definite in
formation is at present obtainablc as to
the causes which led to the crisis, but it
is known that the king requested NJ.
Dellannis and his cabinet to resign.
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pnnnsrlynnin Tinancos.

HARRlsDURG, Pa, March 1.-The state
treasury statement to-day shows the
general fund to contain S6,503,2S5 as
against s5,GG6,524 month ago. The
sinking fund has SS25,6s2 81 as against
S76l, 1893 81 on the first OF February.
Tho total amount OF the February, 1852,
loan outstanding is Sl40,000.
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Tho Chilean Claims.

WAsulNGroy, D. c., March 1.-The
state department to-day received the
last OF the claims of the sailors oi the
United States steamer Baltimore, against
the Chilean government for injuries re-
ceived during the riot in Valparaiso
last October. The claims received to-
day arc thirty-four in number and
range from Sl50,0D0 down to $4,000.
The total amount asked is s., G5O,000. a
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The chios Had to Resign.

DAYTON, ONO. March 1.-The board
OF police commissioners was in session
to-day fortria OF Chief OF Police Charles
T. Freeman on q charge OF receiving
money IRON saloons. After secret
session of q few moments tho charges
were withdrawn and Chief Freeman re-
signed, which by unanimous vote OF the
board was accepted to take effect
March Q
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READING, Pa, March lone Of tho
most,yiolent wind storms, accompanied
by rain, snow and, for several years,
passed over this city after midnight.
The gale blew n perfect hurricane and
damage was done all over the city and
surrounding country. Limbs OF trees
were twisted off, sheds and other build
ings blown down, or unrooied. An un-
known man perisi,ed in the storm five
miles below this city.
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Putting Them to Work,

DAXrztc, March 1.-The unemployed
OF this city marched in procession to
the town hall to-day and asked for re-.
lief. Tho municipal authorities de-
cidcd to put them to work retaining
waste lands.
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Sioux FALLS, S. d., March 1.-AGrs.
James G. Blaine, jr., has furnished tho
Associated Press IN open letter in reply
to the personal statement" made by
James G. Blaine, sr., through tho same
channel last Sunday, regarding the re-
lations between Mr.. Blaine, jr., and his
vile, who was recently granted divorce.
The letter by Mrs. Blaine, ir., in full is
IS follows:
Sioux FALLS, S. D., March l.
Ny DEAR SIn:-You have furnished
tho public with remarkable produc-
ton under tho caption OF personal
statement. l consider it my duty at
this time to address you with that de-
gree Of dignity which your position as
public mancntitlcs you to- 1 acknowl
edge your we'll rendered, richlyS de-
served iamo as diploma; and
appreciate as fully the weight
which your utterances posses US
appreciate my own weakness
and my total inability to cope with YOU
in personal encounter, but | shall ex-
peCt from you that considerate and
honorable treatment which your keen
sense OF equity aud fairness will dictate.
Tho powerful man OF a great nation
will surely accord to weak and de-
ienseless woman her full need OF JUS
ticc. You surely eau i'll afford to with
hold it.
lwish it distinctly understood by you
that | am not asking sympathy. I res
pectfully demand justice. It is in your
power to grant this simple request. 1t
remains to be seen if you will do it. l
willaid you by q suggestion: Have the
kindness to publish in connection with
your statement the full text OF letters
YOU hayo quoted from. Do& not,
like shrewd and [unprinci-
pied person, select only such parts
Us are needed tomako outa case, butgivc
the entire contents to the public that l
may be judged righteously. You have
the documents surely, else you could
not quote from them. 1 will give you n
sufficient time in which to conform to
my demand, say ten days. II at the end
Of ot,hattime you fail to respond, l shal.
deem it my duty to give in substance
their contents and ndcorroborate my state:
ment by publishing letters from your
son both prior and subsequent to our
marriage.
You know full well that your charges
against me are uufoupded. l give you
ample opportunity to retract. You havo
two alternatives; ,the ono suggested or
silence. Your consideration for your
pandson will surely induca You to de-
eide in favor OF the first. This is not
proposed diplomatic engagement on my
part, for your success in dealing with
powerful nations is too well known for
mo TO meet you on any ground than as
The mother OF your grandson.
l take it that your statement was
prompted by remarks OF Judge Thomas
IN rendering his decision which gave
mo my freedom. have no defense to
offer in his behalf. II simply desire,
now that you have arraiened mo by the
use OF tragmcntary quotations from my
love letters to your son, that you be
lair enough to publish the originals in
mi. Twill then prove. TO the world
that your son was far from q wcakling
and that you, his proud father, well
knew 1t long before he married me.
Truly yours,
MARY NEvINs BLAINE.
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The Now Orleans aInrdl Gras.

New ORLESSs, March l.-At noon to-
day his gracious majesty Rex appeared
In his twentieth annual parade before
his royal subjects. Tho theme illus
trated The Symbolism OF Colors." af-y
iording every opportunity for superb
display OF magnificent tablcauX The
procession consisted OF eighteen tab
ieaux OH cars with thc usual attendants.
Tho weather is cool and clear, aud the
streets along tho line OF march are filed
with people.
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MARIE BLAINE
Arsworo Her D Distinguished Father
in-Lnw'e Statement.
SIZE hikes an EMPHATIC DEMAND
That Hc Publish Her Love Letters
to His Son in Full,
Or SHE WILL MAKE REVELATIONS

which sho Says Will Provo that the
Young Man Was Not the Ivcnlsling
Represented, and Gives Him Ten
Days to Comply --sho Says Nothing,
However, About tho Main Import of
Mr. BIaino's Letter, Which was to
vindlcatc Ills Wlfe OF thv Charge
that She Caused tho Separation.
She Wants Love Letters Printed,
Though, aud IL Blaine Won't Satisfy
the scandal.Loving Public Shc Will,
and "Wh en- n Woman Says She VIII,
Why, She WILL" and that Settles 1t.
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Fifteen seal I.un,ers ,Ii,,,n~

Sr. JOINS, March f1.-Fifteen OF the
mon who were driven OIL from Trinidad
by 4 fierce breeze while seal hunting
on Saturday last perished from exposure
and ten arc still missing. The north
coast is barricaded with ice. A steamer
that went out to search for the missing
men has been Unable TO got along and
grave doubts are felt OF their being
found alive.
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GORNAy IS IN IT.
Tho Maryland Man q Full Fledgod
Presidential Candidate.
He SAYS LITTLE AND SAWS WOOD.
Activity Among Democratic Aspi'
rants Aroused by the Rumor y
THAT CLEVELAND Will WITHDRAW.

In a Letter Which Hre is Expected to
Spring on the Public soon..-His
"Dignity" Demands It..-AIcanwhile
Dayid Burglar Hin is Fairly Making
Things Hum..-His Southern Trip
Looked Forward to as an oppor-
tunity for tho Politicians to Gauge
His strcngth...Evcry Hurrah for
Him Enroutc to Mississippi VIII Do
Carefully Noted.
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Tho College Of Cardinals.

RoME, March LIT is said by high
authority to be the intention OF the
pope to appoint at tho next conclavc
more foreign cardinals than it has. in
order to establish . certain equilibrium
in the college OF cardinals.
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1t can be fairly said that nothing but
presidential politics is talked about in
political circles in Washington. Senator
Hills making strong showing III the
South and his Forthcoming visit to ad-
dress the Mississippilogis at Jack
son on the 10th OF the present month is
looked forward to with a great deal Of
interest. The reason. is apparent. On
the trip going down and returning Sen
ator Hillwill traverse the leading south
ern states. The manner in which he is
received by the democrats along tho
route which he will traverse will be n
fail. indication OF the sentiment OF tho
southern Democrats toward him. In
short the politicians will use the number
ofhurralis per milo asa yard stick by
which to measure Hills presidential
cboNcne .s,l-- |..-s 1.r- .Es
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Groat storm on Now j Jcrsey Coast

ATLANTIC HIGlILANDs, Nj, March1.
The seycrest storm and highest tides
ever known here are being experienced.
Considerable wrcckage has been cast on
shore. ~ large vessel is reported
wrecked of Sandy Hook. Several hun
.dred feet OF new railway was washed
away near Hilton Park. a ~ s.
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HAMBURG, March 1.-Arrivcd-Bo.
hemia, from New York.
LONDON, March l.-Arriyed-Georsia,
from Baltimore.
GLASGOW, March l.-Arrived-Mani-
tobin. Philadelphia; State of California,
New York.
New YoEK, March l.-Arriyed-Ems,
Bremeai State OF Nebraska, Glasgow.
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Tho uncn,ploynl in YIonnn.

VIENNA, March 1.-The list Of SUBJ
scribcrs to tho Burgomaator's fund for
tho relief OF tho unemployed is sheadcd
by the emperor with q contribution Of
$500. Tho Springer Bros. give S. 900.
There was another free distribution OF
bread and meat to the needy poor yes
terday.
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SEVEN WOnKMEN KILLED.
Horrible Disaster Duo to n switohnian's
Carolcssnoss,

Horrible Disaster Duo to n Switchnian's
Carolcssnoss.
MILWAUKEE, March 1.-The Water
town "local" train due here at 4 o'clock
this afternoon raninto and demolished
the rear end OF a train loaded with en-
ploycs OF tho West Milwaukee shops Of
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
road, killing seven men and injuring
several others. Tho trains were moving
in tho samo direction, the workmcn's
train having just lett the main track on
short switch. The switchman, Emil
'Bartel, forgot 10 turn the switch after
tho workmen's train and the local passed
OH tho short switch and in minute
had tclcscoped the rear car. The seven
men killed were terribly mangled. The
engineer of tho local reversed his en-
gine, but not soon enough to avert the
terrible disaster. sBartel has disap-
peared and officers are after him. His
friends say he will give Himself up late
tonight. The men killed wero me-
chanics living in the city. The bodies
were taken to the morgue and the
Identification is in progress. Tho en-
gine and baggage car of tho local and
four cars OF tho workmen's train were
.derailed, but mono of the locals passen.
gers were injured.
LATER-A strange part Of the accident
is that there was but one injured in the
crowded coaches, and that one slightly.
The work OF recovering bodies was be-
gun at once. Patrol wagons and am
bulancss were soon at hand, and in half
au hour all had been removed to the
morgue. Bartel, the switchman, who
disappeared, was arrested at s o'clock
this evening. The identifications thus
far are: Paul Wagner, Stoye Bobate,
John Grusidkowslsif Robert Wies.
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CoLUstDUs, O., March 1.-The lower
branch OF the legislature passed a bill
authorizing Cincinnati to issue $G,00O,-
900 in bonds for construction OF a now
water works and providing commits.
sion 10 be appointed by the mayor OF
that city to have charge OF construction.
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To Stimulate Industry.

ST. PnrEnsnuRG, March In order
to stimulate the manufacture OF cotton
goods in Russia, the government has
issued decree that the import duty on
raw cotton shall bc refunded to tho OK
porters OF the manufactured product.
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. .HF.sn0.e .H-H .|ss|a
a Sea fold Falls,

LIVERPOOL, March la scalold on
which number OF men were working
on the docks here collapsed to-day and
thirteen OF thcm were injured. Eight
OF the men arc in critical condition.
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FITZSIMM0NS- -MAHER.
Tho Groat Prize Fight to Come on
. Sure Tonight.
EVEN MONEY0N BOTH OFTHEMEN,

Tho Favoritcism Assumes a Sectional
Phasc...The Northern Sports Back
AIahcr and the southcrners Betting
on Fltzsin,nons...Evcn the Sullivan.
Kilrain Battle Did Not Create So
Much Intcrcst...A Side Show Last
Night that Didn't Disappolnt the
Crowd.
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lIr. sprInCpr,s Condition.

WASHINGTON, D. G., March 1.--Mr.
springer's condition this evening is
considered favorable.
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RALEIGH, NC. March l.-Ex-Govcr.
nor William Holden died here to-day in
his 18th year.
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Special Dipdtch 10 The Inttiliqenccr.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March 1.-Tho
German Presidential boom, which has
not been previously pushed ahead, is
now forging to the front with startling
rapidity, the friends Of the Maryland
senator having been advised that ho
will make the race. With his usual
discretion, Mr.. German refrains from
making any statemsnt OF his plans or
his position, but Congressman Rusk, Of
Maryland, is working up y sentiment in
the house OF representatives for Cor
man, and Senator Gibson, OF Maryland,
is performing the same Office at the
other end OF the capitol.
Tho activity among the presidential
candidates for the Democratic nomina-
ton has been aroused by the rumor that
in few weeks ex-President Cleveland
will write letter Withdrawing his
name. No one who is close enough to
the eS-Prcsident TO be given rs an au-
thority will verify the report, but it has
nevertheless been generally credited.
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IT IS PROBABLE.

a New York congressman, not un-
friendly to Mr.. Cleveland, stated the
situation to be thus: "Itis character
istic OF Mr.. Cleveland that he will plunge
ahead without consulting anyone, and
II he is preparing such letter probably
no one knows of it, even within the in.
innate circle OF those who have his con-
fidence. l think that the probability
that be will make such declaration is
very strong. His state has shown an
almost unanimoussentimentf for another
candidate, and his support outside has
been very much weakened by the en-
trance into the field OF Pattison, Boise,
Palmer, German, Gray, Russell and Car
,lisle. Mr. Cleveland is q man with n
high sense Of personal dignity, and if he
reaches the conclusion that tho only
dignitied course that is left to him is to
withdraw from the contest by making
such an announcement he isjust the
man 10 take that course" ig
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FATHER DUCEY SCORED

MARY NEvISs BLAINE.
To Jfr. james G. E;aine, Ipashington, D. C.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-14
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA!
STOTT l syn

C5z o tenn myslIcie?
Ro]osy (gardyny] do okien
z wa}eczkiem re sprezyna, do.
bra materya re slicznen obla-
mowaniem tyjko 80 ct.
Take same gardynY bez
ob]amowa'"a 40 ct.
Je1li potlzebujecjeram do
brazow, me p|accIe wyso
Slch cen agentom, i1zc e pc
oto do mas. Przeclez u mas
Jest GEOWNA
MEBLI ATkOWD OMO-
WYCH.
Trzcinowe krzesla, baja.
k'... ty1ko SLID.
STOTvT az SON
Teraz obok aptekl D. PELZERA'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-14


Ia sama ksa&eczka oprawna W
sk6rke z obrazkiem
Ia ssma oKsia&eczka do nabofeh.
stwa ola mfodzie&yn z okuciem
zameczkiem........ .,....1 rs
Ia sama oprawna W kosd sioniowa,
albo W aksamit:. rs
. d la orosfych b.
ANIOH STROZ oprawny W sk6rkq
z}ocone brzegl @ 100
Ani6{ Str6z, oprawny W
sk6rke, z}ocone brzegi, z okucism,
zameczkiem, zSotym tytuliklem
ANIoh sTRvz oprawny W Koad
sfonlowa lub W aksamit.. 800
zhOTY OHTARzYK, mocno o.
prawny re zioconym tytulikiem
WYBOREK opraw. " pf6tno S0.4o
zfocone brzegi, sk6rka O.sO
okuclemi zameczkiem 100
OhTARZYK POLSKI
re zfoconemi brzegami LAO
Ze sprzaczka z okuciem 200
DUNN opraw. W sk6rka 1850
o" zfocone brzegi ITS
20 %sprzaczka 800
Ogr6de D uchowny, O.
prawny W sk6rke, ziocone bze.
81, z obrazkami ma okladce, zlo-
conym tYtulikiem..... $3.50
Ia sama ksiazka z ~zameczkiem
i okuciem. 200
W ianek Mary, opr.
s: sk6rke.
w ianek Maryi, Z}ocor
tuhk i = hrzegi . +.
Wan, "yl.
brze" lem
o.. .....st
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-14
PkACCIE IA
SZLA.SK

Sw ie+ochlo &c. Pc
wen gospodarz nak}ada1 Il stop
holdy zuzlowej PREY hocle klary
pop,6I, kiedy sic naraz ho}da
uSuneia ! w6z l konie ~Zasypala.
Ma ~szczescle pyll 0 lynn cz@sle
W bllskoSCi ludzie, ktdrzy wraz
przysknczyli i konlc Z wozem z
poploiu wydobyll. konie byiy
mocno POI arzone, gdyz popio}
by{ ~je,zcze bardzo gorqcy (.
Gospodarz san sobie wine Wy
padku przypisat mus, gdyz
villas ME W tom miejscu popicfu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-14

WSZYSTKIE DZIENNI.
III l6dzkie wydrukowa}y W
sobote i w niedziele ma mlej-
sou naczelnem Eastepu]acy
,,komunikat gubernatora
observation-disclosures: Dnia 24-go
kwietnia e maja) br. pod
czas usmierzenla ullcznych
rozruchow w m. Lodzi, w do
mu mr.. 311 ma ulicy konstan-
tynowskiej paddy diva strza}y
rewolwerowe, skierowane ma
pIuton 7 kompapii 81 jekate:
rinburskiego jego carsklej
wysokosci wlelklego kslecla
Aleksego Aleksandrowlcza
pulku piechoty. kt6ry tram
sportowal do koszar Frzya.
resztowanych wichrzyclell
porzadku. Strza}y te, iak pc
szczegolowem zbadanlu skon-
statowano, paddy Z mleszkanla
w}asciciela domu, jozefa 10
lodziejskiego. Jakkolwiek ME
wykazano zadnej zasady do
obwlnlenia Kolodziejsklego W
rzeczonem przestepstwie ,lltore
poc!aga "a SODA ciezka kare,
a nadto przekonano sic, re
Ko}odziejski z Gala swoia
rodzlna znajdowa} sic wtedy
ma parterze W swolm sklepie
-jednakze zwazywszy: y
Gala waznosc rzeczorego faktu,
y W kazdym razie pozosta.
wienie przez koEodzle]sklego
W czasie rozruch6w ullcznych
mieszkania swego ma 1 pietrze
be- zadnego dozoru jest ME
do wybaczenia, gdyz pTzez to
Kolodzie]ski ~nastreczyf
sposobnosc zakrasG sic do tego
mieszkania obcemu czlowleko-
wi, kt6ry da} wzmiankowane
strzaty i 81 re W og6le, W
podobnych wypadkach,
wszelka Observation-Disclosures "a
porzadek i spos6b spada na
gospodarzy lego ekscelen-
eva gt6wny naczelnik kra]u,
zmocy nadanego mu prawa,
zapadta dnia 5 U7) mai +.
b. "a nr. 70, wymierzyf ma
wlasciclela domu m. kodzi,
J6zefa KoIodziejskiego kare
w wysokosci rubli plecset
500 rs.) Kara ia, wniesiona przez
Kofodziejsklego do kasy powlato-
wei 46dzklej "a kwitem z dina IL
(23) maJa rb. mr.. 5000, w depozyt
gubernatora piotrkowsklego, VIA
czono do og6lnego kaplta}u wig
ziennegc, przeznaczonego ma uIzaa-
dzenle og6lnych mleisc zamknle-
Ga" Prawdziwa m~osklewskaa
sprawledliwosG.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-14

MONA sprowadzi6 cd Derdow.
skiego kazda ksiazke polska, jaka
wog6le isnieje W Ameryce, p}acao
got6wka, miauowlcie zas te:
zywot czarown,k a Twar.
dowskiego....... .........20
ID 9 ozehstwo sw. Dziewioy
Krystyny j zywot swie:ej Kry-
styny Dziewicy nazwanej dzi-
10
Piskna historyaocie
pliwej Helenle GORGE
kr6la Antoniego cesarzs Tureo'
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