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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-15
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RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TICKETS TO
ALL POINTS IN THE WORLD
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-08-11
Pine Valley.

Threshing seems to be the order
of the day.
The Misses May Krenchbaum
and Berdie Stoody were the guests
of Florence Kitchen Thursday.
Buckwheat is looking exceeding
ing well in our part of the county.
There will be an ice cream festi-
val at st. Johns on Saturday eve-
ming, Aug. l8. The proceeds will
be used towards the support of the
church. A good time is expected
and everybody is invited.
Anyone having any horses ia
trade just call on VIM. Geiger. He
will give you a sway in a moment
The potato crop seems to be rath.
er light this year. About a hall
crop is reported.
A large crowd from far and neal
attended quarterly meeting al
Prospect last Sunday and report q
good time.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-08-11

Obituary..

Hester Ann Young was born
Dec. 9th 1919, and died July 3lst
1894 at her home near Logan, aged
n years & months and 23 days.
She Joined the M. f.. church in
Logan on Christmas day 1881.
Over sixty years she has served
the Master in his church miletant.
She was married to James
Brown July 2nd 1862, and was left
u widow by the death OF her hus-
band in Sept. 1866.
Aunt Hester was a descendant
from the strong Methodist pioneer
stock that planted Methodism 50
firmly in our state. She had their
rugged faith in God and their zeal
for the advancement of his king
dom. She was well read in the
history of her loved faith and deep.
ly grounded in its experience.
7 Her sickness was brief, her sutf
ings were intense. In her sickness
she expressed her assurance that
"All is WE'LL" We are comforted
by the strength of her dying testi-
mony, but better than any words
that could be spoken in testimony
are the fruits of persistent
patient, faithful Christian life. She
leaves loved brother and sister
who deeply mourn her loss, but
realize that separation cannot be
long. Hosts of relatives and
friends will sadly miss her from
her accustomed place. Funera
services were held ut residence
Interment was in the family buria
place near the old home.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-08-11
Cedar Falls.

Mr.. John Bickle and family are
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Samuel Mauk visited relatives
here part of this week.
Mr.. Homer Allen of Madison
county, and Miss Lulu Moore of
Cedar Grove were the guests of
Joseph West and family Sunday.
Miss Fidelia Dilts of Hannibal
Mon. IL visiting relatives In this
vicinity.
Mr.. Jack Slater visited in Logan
over Sunday.
A number of sight seers were
viewing the works nature at this
place last Sunday.
Miss Josephine Dilts who has
been visiting for some time past
In this vicinity has returned to her
home at Hannibal Mon.
R0cKpWELI.ER,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-08-11
Calico Ridge.

The hum of the threshing ma
chine is now heard in the land,
wheat is an average crop.
The rain last week was the one
thing needful and everybody felt
good afterwards.
On Wednesday the Sth inst. T..
Shultz and wife, q. w. Be0ugher
and wife, of Calico Ridge, j. b.
Rhodes and wife, N. Beougher and
wife, Bert Bray and wife, of String
town, drove over to the Boys In
dustrial School.
Mr.. Geo. Marks and his son Will
and nephews Chas. and George
Hengst went to Niagara Falls last
Wednesday and came home Mon
day. They report a pleasant time
Mr.. John Johnson, of Mt. Pleas,
ant, bought about 200 head of sheet
in this vicinity this week.
Chas. Hengst commenced work
at the Hayden brick yard Wed
nesday of this week.
j. w, ALLsoRT.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-08-11
This Should Interest You

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Logan, Ohio.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-08-11
Excursion to Washington
ID. G.

On account of the Knights of
Pythias Conclave at Washington,
ID. O., the Baltimore & Ohio South
western R'y offers rate of one
fare for the round trip from all
points on it's lines. Tickets on sale
August 22d to Goth. good returning
until September 10th. Splendid
opportunity to visit the National
Capital at low rate. For particu-
lars apply to any Agent Baltimore
& Ohio Southwestern R'y, or ad-
dress q. b. Warfel, Asst. General
Passenger Agent Cincinnati, o.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-08-11

Register.
Atty. Ollie Wright came up
from Logan Monday evening and
rode the goat for three heats at the
beautiful quarters of Charity Lodge
of Odd Fellows. He was seen on
the street at an early hour this
morning,apparently none the worse
for wear and had thesame old gen.
alsmile and greeting for his friends
All good fellows are not Odd Eel
lows, neither are all Odd Fellows
good Fellows, but last night royal
good fellow in the person of the
popular young Logan attorney be-
came an Odd Fellow.-La,,castey
Eagle.
The dwelling house of Mr..
Bicke1, near Union Furnace was
burned last week. The loss OF
house and goods was total. His
little six-months' old child was
dangerously burned and fears were
entertained that it would not re.
cover, but at latest accounts 1t was
improving. The fire caught from
a tlue. Bickel WAS In the field
picking berries and the wife WAS
digging potatoes In the garden
when the flames appeared. Mrs
Bickel is sister of +. II. Bray o.
Swan township.-Dem0cra En-
IQui,'er.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-08-11
E@K. Sale E.y
Frasch Block, Logan, Ohio.

Messrs Gordon Armstrong and
Mr.. Bright, son of S. III. Bright, of
Logan, made flying visit to Laur-
elville Saturday evening enroute
for Adelphi, o.
Rev. Zinn delivered an able ad-
dress at the u. Il. church last Sab
bath afternoon.
The spoke factory is idle this
week, cause lack second growth
hictory.
Will Hosler is learning the bar
ber trade ut present.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Williams and
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Armstrong
will start for Allen county Monday
where they will visit relatives for
two weeks.
A large crowd of people from
this place attended the Chillicothe
Fair Thursday.
Corn in this valley is looking
fine at this time. X. X.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-08-11

For excursions, picnics and
fishing parties accommodations,
Col. Rempel has provided roomy
Pavilion Building, platforms,
benches, ETC., good cool springs in
his beautiful and attractive grove
at the Hooking Falls near Logan.
Charges moderate.
-On Tuesday, August 2lst, the
Buckeye Route C.. II. V. u r. Ry.)
will run another cheap excursion
to Detroit, Mich. This excursion
will be run in connection with the
Detroit & Cleveland navigation
Co.'S beautiful new steamer "City
of Mackinac" giving you 80 mile
ride in each direction on Lake
Erie and the delightful Detroit
river. Excursion train will leave
Logan ut n. m. arriving at De-
troit p. III. round trip rate from
Logan only $3.50. Tickets good
returning until August 2Sth in
elusive. For further particulars
see nearest Agent, or address w.
Fl. Fisher, G. p. d 4. A., Columbus,
Ohio.
On last Tuesday morning an
accident occurred on the River
Division of the G. FL. V. Il II. Ry.
near Creola in which an engineer
by the name of Baldwin was killed.
The engine was cut loose from the
train, which was 4 freight, to take
a fagman out ahead, and then the
engineer in backing his engine up
to couple on to the moving train,
ran into it, causing bad wreck.
1t seems rs though the tender was
crowded up into the cab and Bald
win had both legs mashed and
thought to have been hurt inter
nally. The fireman, who was John
Westenhaver, saved himself by
Jumping. Baldwin was one of the
scabs who has been working in the
yards here. His home was in
Pennsy lvania.
i "A mass meeting of the machine
miners of Athens and Hooking
counties was held on Tuesday af.
ternoOn of last week at Jobs, Hook
ing county, to consider the matter
of accepting the proposition of the
operators for narrow work or tt
, submit the matter to arbitration
A resolution was adopted accept
ing the offer of thirty-siX cents pc
ton made by the operators, and re
pudiating the Jacksonville resolu
tion which favored submitted tn,
matter to arbitration. 1t is sait
that all miners will resume mar
, row work at once. a resolution
was unanimously adopted indors
ing the Stone immigration BILL
athens Messenger and Herald.
A bold swindler is reported t
be !, abroad through the countr.
victimizing farmers. His schem,
is to learn in what companyshis in
tended victim is insured. He the
: approaches him with the state
ment that the company that is
J, sued the policy has suspended, am
: that he has been employed to al
n just it's affairs. He states that h
t will with pleasure transfer tn
:. the policy to good reliable com
= pany. In order to have the trans
o fer made. however, the policy hold
s er must sign a paper supposed t
q be transfer certificate, but whic
: turns out to have been u promis
sorry note for $3! dollars which tn
victim is compelled to pay. B
prepared for him by placing an ea
% ira charge of buckshot in you
" .musket and keeping your bull do
. in UoO6 Opflor r-Ey
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-08-11
Laureville.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith, of
Stringtown, Pickaway Co., visited
Mr.. Freely Harmens Sunday, Aug.
9th.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-08-11

English SPAWN Liniment re-
moves all hard, soft or calloused
Jumps and blemishes from horses,
blood spavins, curbs, splints,
Sweeney, ring-bOne, stiles, spraiEs
all swollen throats, coughs, etc.
save $50 by use of one bottle. War
ranted the most wonderful blemish
cnre ever known. Sold by +. Har,
rington, Druggist, Logan,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-08-11
THE OHIO DEMOCRAT
LOCAL NEWS.
TO Our patrons and Friends.

When You go away from home, or have
friends visiting you, or you are going to give
church or society contemplate any proceed
lngs, or when you sell, buy. or change your
ter Is married, or when your ncighbor gets n
new baby, or, In q word, il you know any.
thing of Interest to the public. bring or send
II In and the DEMOCRAT willgladly appreci-
ate IL.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-08-11

rcsIdcncc or business or your son or dnugh-
thing of Interest to the public, bring or send
i II In and the DEMOCRAT willgladly appreci-
ate II.
Detroit and return Aug. 2lst
$3.50.
Camp grounds Sunday Aug.
18th. so cents.
Lancaster Camp grounds Aug.
18th. so cents.
For good fresh peanuts go to
Steve Hudson.
Detroit and return Aug. 2lst
$3 so round trip.
For suits made to order call
on Brown Bros.
See the change in Chas. Beck
er's advertisement.
Columbus and return S1.G0
Aug 10Th and 10th.
Aug. 10Th. and 10th. Columbus
and return Half Fare.
Brown Bros. is the place to buy
your working shirts.
Rev. Edward Work, of Wooster
is visiting his mother.
Miss Mary Beck, of Columbus,
is visiting her mother.
Davenport Iowa and return
18th and 10th half fare.
See the fine line of shirts in
Brown Bros.'s window.
MIR. F. Harrington is having
his store front repainted.
For latest novelties in neck
wear call on Brown Bros.
Davenport Iowa Aug II, 18th
and 10Th. excursion Rates.
The Logan Base Ball club will
play in Carbon Hill to-day.
Jesse Gabriel spent the fore
part of the week in Athens.
FOI IopIIuS fSuN oNIiIhGi uh'
derweAr call on Brown Bros.
Rufus White, of Indiana, is
visiting his brother Darius White.
Mrs G. Biehant has been quite
sick for the last week or ten days
Sunday Aug. 18th. Lancaster
Camp grounds only so cents rount
trip.
Miss Dorm, of Columbus, wa'
the guest of the Misses Becker thi
week.
-Chns Rose invites you to cal
and see the fine line of Summe
Shirts.
Half Fare to Columbus Aug
18th and 10th good for return un
til 18th.
Miss Minnie Layman, of Lith
opolis, o., is the guest of Mrs. A
Brooke.
-Miss-Meta Grove, after a pleas
ant visit in Toledo, returned HON
Monday.
Mrs. Seyfort and son, of Cir
cleviIle, are visiting Mr.. Cal Rebe
and family.
Quite number will go up t
the Camp Grounds tomorrow o.
the excursion.
Billy Luiz and family, a
Springfield, are visiting relative
at this place.
If you need some Spring Und
erwear Chas Rose can fit you ou
to perfection.
Another popular Detroit eS
cursion Tuesday, Aug. 2lst onl
$3.50 from Logan.
Miss Emma Willige, of thl
city, has been visiting relative
and friends in Athens.
MIR. Tom Sunderland, Jr. wi
return to his former position j
Horton, Kan, Monday.
Billy Finney came up froi
Haydenville Tuesday to see hi
friend Jas. Montgomery.
Mrs. Mac Connel, who ws
quite sick last week, we are gla
to say is much improved.
MIR. Charles Rose was take
quite sick last Monday but ut tn
writing is much improved.
The latest out in all styles (
hats can be found at the mammot
clothing store of Chas Rose.
Miss Fannie Pierce and MI
Harry Rose rode down to Haydel
Vile on their wheels Tuesday.
Miss Sarepta Mercer, of tn
place, is visiting relatives an
friends in Macarthur this week.
Thieves broke into Fran
Myer'S sEOe store Monday nigl
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-08-11

Bny tickets to Northern Mich
igan Resorts via the Buckeye
Route. Choice Of froutes going and
returning. Write w. II. Fisher,
G. p. e. L. A., G. IL. v. 4 T. Ry,
for particulars.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-21

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er bon fetnen Partetgenofen ais GongreB=
unb StdatsgefeBgebungsz &unbibat aufgez
iteQt, aber nur in. Der Stddtsge1eBae6ung
fanb er 3ebn Sabre lang 9elegen6eit, it3
perotent au MAIDEN.
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tenben StaatS9efeBgebung BON &anfaS pirb
Die S9antgefebgebun9sfruge un3peifelbdft
IN ben 8orber9runD treten. Der &dmpf tit
duf betben Soften bereits 6eftig entbrannt.
Die Probibitiontften unter Sii6run9 bes
Wt3egouberneurs Srdutmdn u1b Der tondnz
gebenoen 8etitli4en Der berf9iebenenS tGbte
enttptdeln etne gang fabel6dfte Sbdtigtett
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8eebes mad Sotpa'er MuIter, tpte elm fol-
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beru1g elmer no9maltgen Nbitimmung iiber
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in b~enienigen Counties, beren IGnblt9e 8ez
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@teuerlait getrdgen, pdbrenb jebt bic @a1z
ferfreunbe erbeblt9 in bic Sadie greifen
miifen, um Die Soften Der Dffentli9en Gin
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bic 0auer benin bod nt6t gu. @s unterltegt
taum etnem 3petfel mebr, baB bas Brobi=
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iiber finf3ig Mi1ionen Dollars. Sas lit in
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Abendblatt., 1894-12-21
meitere 1%InfInoen.

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Nntld9et gegen "a Perfpnen, bic in Der "a.
War6 itb gegen bic Mablggefebe bergtngen.
Der 8eY3luB purbe nit Is gegen 5 Sttmz
men Gngenommen, nobel gu bemerfen it,
baB Die @ranbiurp aus Is GepubIitanern
unb 5 0emDtraten beftebt. Die fDlgenben
BerfOnen ftnb bic Mngetlagten: Mite
Queean, M}ite gemmage, patrtd @abiG,
Dennis MaboneD, Sobn Slpnn, 9atrtd
@barles, SerrD Stapleton, Soiepb 8arrp,
Jerrp @uqiban, @eorge Neumeiiter, So>
fepb Rpan, CHARLES Cannon, Soiep9 Spz
nan, S. SDr, Gbarles &Iine, 9enrp Smez
rob, Ppli3et@S Sergeant M}aIone, S. Rpan,
- 9p9dn, Patrtd q. 8ladpeG, @eorge
Storms, Sreb. u. 9oGaer, - Malfb,
SbDmas Wc8rdt6.
Die flint 2eBten ftnb 9Oli3tften BON Der
&enfington unb @ooblapn Station.
Sobn5lpnn 1T @ef9dftsfibrer BON MaDor
9opttns' 2aben in Bennington.
Nl&s ben 3e~ugenausfagen 9tng berbOr,
baB Die Nngetlagten, bGufig im8ei1ein Der
PoGt5et, ftA bic drgiten 9etpalttbdten unb
@emetnbeiten ben @timmgebern gegeniiber
geitatteten unb fi9 nt6t f3dmten, feGbF
Srauen tbGtlth an3ugretfen. Die Inter
iu3ung Wtrb 4eute fprtgefeBt.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-21
StdottIhes.
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Abendblatt., 1894-12-21
Neue An5eigen.

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mersen.Nuseabe Der nJainois Stats
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fret i'm QbeuobIatt. Die Nnnahme pom Qn'
5eisen fir cas- 1benobIatt fSlie6t nm u nhr
Wittass, fir ole mersen'1ussabe xm 10 uhr
UbenSs.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-21
unfere WeItausfteuuno.

Inter ben Sablrei9en iiber bic golums
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fen nimmt 5tpeifeIIps bas unter benz SiteG
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f3er Spra3e gef3rteben unb Die 3ablret4en
SQufrutionen 1tnb bur9tpeg tiintlertf8
ausgefiibrt. Die 8erleger fi9erten ii9 nit
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BON Der Observation-Disclosures 5ergez
fteuten 4ufnabmen, nprin b~efOnbers ben
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a9tung 8u She'll purbe. Druid unb Pd=
pier itnb Der Misunderstanding tpitrbtg,
10 baB bteies Bud ais cine nit edit beutz
f4em GGetB bergeitelte erf4Dpfenbe 9es
I4t3te unferer getpaItigen NusiteIun9 be-
3ei9net rerben burf. Oa bas SammeGn
BON etn5eGnen Soften gu pteIfa9en &Gagen
unb nnonnebmIi9feiten NnGoB gegeben bat,
baben mir idmmtli3e 9efte btnben laien
unb itelen ben gan5en 8anb ~unieren Be-
fern gu benz btGtgen preiIe BON SIS our
@erfigung. gaur Der @nfauf elmer be-
trd9tlt3en Mn3abG bon, @remplaren febte
uns in bic 2age. einen 10 ntebrigen Preis
itelen gu fOnnen.
8efOnbers fir bas nabe @etbna9tsfeft
1T btefe beutf@e pra4tausgabe aGs Seitgez
19ent fir Sreunbe bier unb i'm aIten @as
terlan6 angelegentIt4it gu mempfebLen.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-21

= 8t6ter 8rabtpeG bat SSo6n @oeb unb
@ebaittan Mepers bon Der Mntlage, 2ouis
Peters ermorbet gu BADEN, fretgefpro9en, ba
er bon Der &nft9t ausgtng, baB Meners in
@el6ftOertbeibigung banbelte, Sin 8ruber
Des @rf9ofenen bate bic 8e6auptung aufgez
iteut, baB 3pif9en @oeB unb MeDers eine
8erf3n0rung gu benz 3ped betanb, 9eter8
aus Dem @ege 5u f6affen, INN in ben 8eftb
elmer Sebensberft1erunQ 3u~ aelarQer.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-21
Qo6esfGue.

TDI9en6e So6esfGUe tpur6en beute Mtorz
gen i'm @eiunbbeitSamt angemelbet:
2iuie S9enfel, 26 Sabre, II Broom
StroBe.
Mamie Serbs, 2 S. "a Sage, 1912
0reDer StraBe.
Sophia 9enfenbOrf, 45 s., 81 Sreemont
StraBe.
@Qa Sang, 9 &c., 4 6enr9 StraBe.
Caroline SOerner, 20 S., 353 sc. Nfbs
Lamb Qtoenue.
Sames Gdort, 81 S., 737 9tlport 0be.
@enenieOa 8eber, 30 s., 478 30. Str.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-21
Grfdridt por etnem Qbotoorapben

OITNTIF~h wv NIUNIF
&i4ter WODbman erGitt geitern feineu gez
rtngen @3reden, als Elm photograph pI0b>
lid mttten in Der 8erbanblung Elm 8ltbz
lt4t ent5iinbete, UNI ben8t9ter iammt fetner
nmgebung gu photographer, DIS bas
2t3t greG aufleu9tete, fubr Der &i9ter
pte cine &ugel aus elmer 9tItple geT9ofen,
bon Teinem Stuble in bic 6D6e unb itarrte
i'm gan3en 9ert4tsfaaG Nib um6er. Sn
otefer @teuung bannte i'm Der 9botograpb
auf Die Blatte, tporiiber fi9 5err @opbz
man tpObl nod 10 man9es Wtul Grgern
pirb, benin elm beTeres Bib, zines Dor @ntz
TeBen unb Sur4t 3itternben Men19en, ntrb
er pa6rf3etnli4 ntht 10 balb tpieOer gu
fehen befommen.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-21
3DSeS=Q(n3ef0e.

Sreunben NIB 8efonuten bic traurige Na9riht, SaB
llniere liebe Wtutter uno 9roBntutler am 9Freitoo WIor.
gen I'M <er BON So Sobreu ~geitOr6en lit. 8eerbi9uue
am Sonttag gto9mttta9 2 ubr 80 Min. pom Srauer'
baule, 673 4ine 9rope &De.. nab 9rocelonb.
0tar 8mmoIad1, Sopne'
Scmriette 0umoIad1, @9mieserto6ter,
1tu1o uebf gnfeIu.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-21
Tarn1en.
8erl@ieSenes.

= II bertaufen: 9rebntS Sbierleben, 10 gdn6e,
Iebte Nufla9e, gan3 men uno fem 9ebunoen; iebr
btatg. @benIo eiuige anbere CUTE Werte. gtabereS gu
erfabren BON 6. Sd6nls, g. 8. Bor 1891 @Igin, Sn.
&rtefmarten An= uno 0ertauf.
~ 13O37t 3. Menbt. 4 81. @lart Ctr.
O6bne, g}oter, Mietben, f5le9te S9ulben amer @rte:
- conecttrt; feline 8e5abluug msnn e%rfOlslps. gug.
M&ueaer, goIntp.g ~onita6ler, 20 5. @ce, 13ITmer 8.
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