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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-02-21
STOP So
NEVER A DAY APART.
7 win Daughters Of Man who Fought
at tho Battle of bennington.

at the BaCtEG or BenQlng ton.
Up in Peterboro, n H., a pictur-
esque village in the spur of the White
mountains, lives two sisters who are
perhaps the most remarkable of any
twins now living. They are Elmira
and Elvira, the daughters of Abner
Fife, who was one of the General
Starl's Green Mountain boys, and
who fought in the battle of Benning
ton when only 16 years old. The
twins were born in 1911, making them
now SO years of age. They have
never been separated. Each has be-
co He necessary to the existence of
the other. Their tastes are alike
andUtheir habits Identical Even
in early childhood their traits
were manifest. The marked
similarity in taste extend
even to the matter of food. each car
ing for the same dishes When fac
tories made their appearance in the
neighborhood the twin sisters went
to work in one of them, and for sixty
years toiled side by side at mini
mum daily wage of eleven cents and
a maximum of ninety. A lifetime of.
hard work had not been SO remun-
Grated as to enable them to live with
out outside assistance, so the sisters
decided their little plot of ground to
the county in consideration of being
taken care of for the remainder of
their days. Physicians are of opinion
that should one of the sisters die the
other, because of the extraordinary
bond of sympathy existing between
them, would be likely to follow soon.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-02-21
The Lowest Rates Ever Made to the soutl

Will be in effect via the Louisville &
Nashville Railroad, on March 5, April
2 and 80, 1895. Round trip tickets will
be sold to points in Kentucky, Tennes-
see. Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia. and
West Florida, and one way tickets to
Florida at about half the regular rates.
Ask your ticket agent about it, and if
he can not sell excursion tickets write
to C. P. Atmore, general passenger
agent, Louisville, Ky. Al
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-02-21
Southwark Ho!

Farmers who are seeking TO be-ter
themselves should go South The
Queen and Crescent Route offers mill
lion acres of farms at So and SIS an acre,
ION easy termsl; and monthly half-rate
excursions to go and see for yourself.
No billiards. No cold waves. Fine
schools and churches. Hospitable peo-
pie. Send for books and information
TO w. A. Becker, Eo'1 Psss'r Agt.. Ill
Adams ST., Chicago, III, or to W. c.
Rinearson G.. P. A.. Cincinnati. O. IA
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-20
Lost Manhood Restored.
ODD FELLOWS

Masons. P. o. s. OF A, G. A. R., 8. Of ".
o. U. A NJ. in fact all lodges and societies
intending to run excursions can have the
best printing in the city at lowest prices
by calling at THE TRIBUNE Job Depart
ment.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-20

got your clothes back again all right"
well, strike me" said the Bustler.
"I don't often break my trainin', but
when it comes to givin' up my clothes
to a Frenchy who couldn't hit a dint
in pat O. butter, why, it's more than
] can swaller."
"Pooh man, what are the clothes
worth? D'you know that Lord Rufton
alone has $1,000 on you? When you
jump the ropes on Wednesday, you'll
carry every penny of 100000 into the
ring. A pretty thing to turn up with
swollen knee and a story about
Frenchman"
81 never thought he'd ha' Kicked"
said the Bustler.
81 suppose you expected he'd fight
Broughton's rules, and strict p. r.?
Why, you silly, they don't know what
fighting is in France"
my friends" said I, sitting UP on
my bed, II do not understand very
much of what you say, but when you
speak like that it is foolishness. We
know so much about fighting in France
that we have paid our little visit to
nearly every capital in Europe, and
very SOOil WE are IOlIIfll5 " Lpi'Dh'
But we fight like soldiers, you under
stand, and not like gamins in the gut
ter. You strike me on the head, l kick
you on the knee-it is child's play. But
If you will give me sword and take
another one, I will show you how We
fight over the water"
They both stared at me in their solid,
English way.
"Well, I'm glad you're not dead,
Mounseer," said the elder one at last.
"There wasn't much sign Of life in
you when the Bustler and me carried
you down. That head of your amt
thick enough to stop the crook Of the
hardest hitter in Bristol"
Hes a game cove, too, and he came
for me like a BANTAM" said the other,
still rubbing his knee. 'I got my old
left-right in, and he went over, as If
he had been poleaxed. 1t wasn't my
fault, Mounseer. I told you you'd get
pepper If you went on
'Well, it's something to say all your
life, that you've been handled by the
finest lightweight in England" said
the older man, looking at me with ar
expression of congratulation upon his
face. you've had him at his best, toe
I'm the pink Of condition, and trained
by Jim Hunter"
II am used TO hard knocks" said I
unbuttoning my tunic, and showing my
two musket wounds. Then 1 barred
my ankle also. and showed the place
in my eve where the guerrilla had
stabbed me.
''He can take his gruel," said the
Bustler.
"What glutton he'd have made for
the middle-weights," remarked the
trainer; with six months coaching
he'd astonlsh the fancy It's a pity
he's got to go back to prison"
did not like that last remark at all
buttoned UP my coat and rose from
the bed.
II must ask you to let me continue
my journey" said ].
"There's no help for it, mounseer.''
the trainer answered. Its hard
thing to send such a man as you back
to such a place, but business is bust
ness, and there's twenty pound re.
ward. They were here this morning
looking for you,l and expect they'll
Nbe round again.
His words turned my heart to lead.
'Surely. you would not 4betray me- u
tried. II will send you twice twenty
pounds on the day that I set foot upon
France, swear Il upon the honor of a
French Eentleman.''
But ] only get head shakes for re-
" NJ
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-20

When I came to myself I was lying
upon truclsle bed. in a bare, half
furnished room. Myshead was ringing
like bell, and when put up my hand
there was a lump like a walnut over
one of my eyes. My nose was full OF
a pungent smell, and | soon found that
strip of paper soaked in vinegar was
fastened across my brow. AT the other
end(of the room. this terrible little man
was sitting with his knee bare, and his
elderly companion was rubbing 1t with
kome liniment. The latter seemed to be
I'm the worst of tempers, and he Kept up
q continued scolding, which the other
listened to with gloomy face.
"Never heard tell of such thing in
my life," he was saying. I'm training
for a month, with all the weight of 1t
on my shoulders, and then, when | get
you as fit as a trout and within two
days of fighting the likeliest man on
the list, you let yourself into bye
battle with foreigner"
There. there! Stow your gab'' said
the other, sulkily. you're very good
trainer, JIM, but you'd be better with
less jaw"
II should think 1t was time to jaw
the elderly man answered. IF this
knee don't get we'll before Wednesday,
they'll have it that you fought cross,
and a pretty job you'll have next time
you look for backr."
Fought cross!' growled the
other "Ive won nineteen battles, and
no man ever so much as dared to say
the word cross in my hearin'. How
the deuce was to get out of it when
the cove wanted the very clothes off
my back?"
Tut, man. you knew that the beak
and the guards were within mile of
you. You could have set them on to
him as well then as now. You'd have
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-20
What is

Castora DR.. Pitchers prescription Infants
and Children 1t contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other substance 1t is harmless substitute
for Paregoric, Drops Soothing Syrups and Castor OIL
1t Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years. by
Millions Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and alays
feverisness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Diarrhoea and Wind Collie. CastOria relieves
teething troubles, cures constipation and atulency
CastOra assmilates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas-.
tOria is the Chidrens Panacea-the Mothers Friend.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DR.. II. B. Hettlnger, indianapolis, Ind.
says: For several months after sprain
ing my ankle was severely afflicted witt
Rheumatism. I finally tried Detchon'.
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism, and In
days could walk without my cane; tw,
bottles cured me sound and well. / TAX,
great pleasure In recommending the 'Mys
tic Cure to all who are afflicted will
Rheumatism. Sold by Carl Lorenz
Druggist, 41S Lackawanna avenue, Scran
ton.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-20

lean against the porch once more and
laugh as heartily as any Of them? And
of them all was 1T not l who had the
best reason to laugh, since in front of
me / could see my dear France, and
my mother, and the emperor, and my
gloomy prison and the heavy hand Of
the English king?
TThe End
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-20

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leading daily journals OF the large eues
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-20
[The End.1
WONDERS OF FIGURES.
An Example Of the Fact That Figures Arc
Curious Things.

An Example OF the Facf Tint Figures Arc
Curious Things.
From the Philadelphia Press.
Some person of a mathematical turn
Of mind has discovered that the multi
plication of 9S7654S21 (Which you will
observe are simply the figures to 8, in
elusive reversed by 45, gives 44,444.-
444 445. Reversing the order of the
diglts. and multiplying 1234567s9 by As
we get result equally as curious, viz,
5,555, ,555. sos. If we take 1234657S9 as the
multiplcand and interchanging the fig
ures In As so as to make them read a.,
use the last number as the multiplier,
and the result will be 6,666, ,666. .606. Re
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-20
An Ingenious Little Book.

A French publishing house has issued
volume Of eighty pages that is smaller
than the ordinary two-cent stamp. 1t 1,
the story Of Pennault. Little Hop o. NJ,
Thumb"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-20

"Castora Is the best remedy for children OF
which am acquainted. hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest of their children, and use Castoria in
stead of the variousquack nostrumswhic are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their throats, thereby sending
chem to premature graves"
DIR. j. F. KINcHELoE,
Conway, Ark.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-20

Company, n Street, New York City.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-20
Castoria.

Castoria.
"Castoria Is SO well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior TO any prescription
known to me-"
II. A. ARCHER, M. D.,
iii So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
"Our physicians in tho children's depart
ment have spoken highly Of their expert
ence in their outside practice with Castoria
and although We only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we are FREQ to confess that the
merits Of Castoria has won us to look with
favor upon it."
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DIspENsARy,
Boston, Mass
ALLEN G. SMITH, Pres,
urray Street, Now York City.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-20
Weight of a Postage stnmp.

A gold-weighlng machine in the Banl
of England Is SO sensitive that postag,
stamp dropped on the scale will turn thu
index on the dial a distance Of six inches.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-20
Castoria.

"Castoria Is an excellent medicine for chill.
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of its
good effect upon their children"
Dir. G. @. OsGooD,
Lowell, Mass.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-18
Aus najrrer gsjtrigen 2. 4alorgcnz
SAusaabr.
WcIv : QInrier VRdlridltcn.

9tem. orf, 16. 2lpryI.- Yolijei>
SuperlntenOeut &gGnI8 ertlelt beute
einen 8rlei GU 2ltIOHa, 9eutlhluHo,
ne der Die llut,ridrlft oe5 &a!ier,idcn
YoftainitenteI SttO y. 5ll6er. I0olpbz
SuaBr, 9tr. lO3, Hltono, tsaQt uno III
bcm na6 Dem @cybsr9cielieu Stto Ocr<
mann Sd)walfc gtatira8e gchaltsn
miro. 8ie Der &oiItrli6e Yetallitent
anQiebt, lit SdmOlfe leln Shwa9er, SO
Sabre alt unO in SltpreuBen 9ebOreu.
jm Sabre 1891 wauoertc Shmalfe nit
ielner Trau uno bier &uOern naA 2lmez
rifa aus uno l!cB iiA III Someions9itp,
Golumbiaz9o ountp, no cr in ci1:r Ger
bcrcl 2lrbeit fanO, nleoer.
Sm Ofal 1894 ibldtc CT ieiuc 6rau
uuo &lnOrr su ieIneu in S6lsewig
mobrbaften Gltern Su 8eiu1. Gineu
Nlonat oarauf ucrl;eB er NIT i3uridIai.
Jung ieiner bclertn &ieiOer 5ameiOne
GuD un0 1T ieitoent perid)uun0eu.
Sii6sr bat iih GnOs uOrigen 9abres
nit Dem btcii9en Oeuti4en @enerultOnz
jul in Yerbinoung 9ejsBt uuS bon bort
ben SeIbeiO erbolteu. 6aB Der @cIu1te
troe mcbrfader 2lnici9eu in Oen 3eitune
gen nldt uufsuimren gemeien Jet. ST.
lder blttct oeSme9eu ten Supcrtnteus
oentsn in elncm att Scitcn Iangln
8rieie UNI 9alie be; ber Sude mad
Shmalfc.
SIM @eIdnsniiie III Sing Cling laBt
@uroeln Gage NIT Sen Sorbereituusen
far oie auf uadItea Montag, Yormittag
IL llbr anseesle 9inridtun9 Or. So
bert gS. Suhauan, be8 gum GODe per-
urtbeilten lfOroers ieiuer @beirau, be-
sinnen. Gr bat bcreit8 aa8 Der sroB:n
3abI uOn FerlOnen, Die 9eb.ten buben,
al8 3eu9en Su9slailen gu weroen, Die
3usulnTenOen, falt allies 2ler;te Ooer
,3eitunse bcri6terltatler, nu6gewdbIt Il.
miro iibermorsen Die GiulaBfarten aus
ieuocn, falls uidlt Der SerurtbeiIte bis
babin e!nen slufihub crlan9t.
Die GciGn9nlBbtamten 9lauben uldt,
onB lbm elu 9luTdub wlra 9ewabrt werz
beu. 8udanun itlbit bat menIg Soiiz
nunq unO tefinOst lih IN hougrnoiger
@rreatbeit. Gelu: Nnmd:tc beniilcn
iia bctanntlif i'll gSuIbingtOn, OieSun=
eeseeridte gum GtpiAretten unO sur
@ewGbruns elnes ncueu frOjenes jn
oeranla!len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-18
FEraufrct1,
YraToemt lsamre in d o,.cn.

9iouen, Il. elprjl. .-2Iuf Dem @ege
aad Sapye, ictnem ebemultgeu lSabl@
freiic, lit Braiioeat 6elir 6uure bier Gins
sctroTIeu. .3u G5ren oe8 %rdliOcnten
waren srOBarti9e 6cltll4fciten pcranz
itaItet.
Sdon Der Gmpians unO sic 9esri~
Bung 6s8 BrdTOeuten Der 9fepubltf
DHrb Die itaotliheu SebOrOen uuo ben
&ieru5 9eitaltete li6 81 etuer 9lan5enOen
9lfiaire. llui Ole gluiprade Oe5 Grsb.z
i6ofs, melher rem Staatsobsrbaupt bic
Sertreter Ser G)eiltlihfeit pori1elltc, antz
mortete BrafiOent 6aure in perbinoIiAcr
9Beiie: Die 6lasse Der fran50Ii4en
&epublit lit 9rOB 9cnu9, I'M ale 8rans
soieu oefen gu tOnnsn. ltater O;elsr
6lo9se ilt senii9enO Plos fir ale gut
9clinutcn Siirger, Obne 0fadliht uuf
ible Jiell9ion." Sisl bemertt ,uurbe e3
audi, oaB Der FrGit bent ben GrSblidof
nit r@fOnietgneur" anrcGete unO ni8t
nit - nMouNeur, Uie Der fri9.re ErGlis
bent Garnot eS gu tbun pflegte. 0leier
tielne 3wllhcnfall wlrO all9emeln 10
au8gelcst, aIs weun ,FrGlt0cnt 6aure
bamlt ben @unI6. Die &uhe 5u per-
l6bHeu, 3u erteunen 9eben wOltc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-18
SGcitafien.
bic britifhc @rpcoiftpn uadt
SDifroI.

Salfutto, Il. 9lprt(. - Die 6Ors
o;run9 llmra &ban'S, ibm einen l8ufz
Ieuitlultano 3u beWi(l!sea, lit Dor o:r
0uno 0b9cibIa9en wOr>cn, uaO 5mar
10 Iangc, bl8 idmmtlt9c brliiid)c @es
Iongcuen auS9elIcicrt Ieln mcrben.
869reno bc5 unter IornuabrcuOeu
&Gmpien bewcrtiteIiSten 9liid;u9e5 oc5
6Ibscr,@orp5 unt;r Sb.rlt yattD uatl
lsm Yauiforaz6luB an 13. .. 81. NM
Otn 400 G,nSeborene gciObtst ODER DIX
nunret. gu Der 9tG9e BON Niun5iatz
ban ioQen 5000 6euuoe SuiammcnsciOz
GEN ieiu. Die ais GrIag i,ir Die Don
oen Glu9cbOrtneu ;critOrte Sriifc neu
bsr8citeute 9Gngeprudc lbcr Sen Plniz
tOraz6lub lit uolIeuo:t.
altutta, II. 2lpril. - llmru
&pan bat 0tn SsieDl5Babcr ccr gegen
Gbitral uOrriIdeuocn lnoObrltiihcn Gr=
petition, Cir 9tobcrt ypm, benaAr9tIz
gen laNen, Uenn Die @nqIdnOer ben
SOrurari1 ior;icel:n, meroc st, ltura
&bau, auBcr Sauoeo flidten.
Ger YerIult Der Gngt0nler in Den
SGmpfen am $anIforallnB betru9 bier
Soote uno y YerUuuoetc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-18

9eieai4ufttifc Sann, meldler ieit Ser
unieli9cn SriefseIaiate iiber bas &Oee',
Ift oaus perbangt mar, uuf9eho6en 1T.
5n oleler oeriOhutiden Cumming bat
5rbr. D. Soee nunmeGr and nit Iciuen
bisbert9en @iOsrIadcru, Dem 6iiriteu
BON 6trltcnberg, 6em 6reibsrru uOn
9fcllbad uuo cinem Orittcn, osIlsn
9tame oorlauli9 gcbsim qcbalten mirO,
Die TrIeoenSpIeiie seraudt. Dur nit
@lnem mil CT nIdt8 mebr gu tbun baben,
nit benz Geremon,eumelitcr Srbrn. pon
Stlraoer, oeuI CT ntdts anoe,5 ais nit
ben J8nf1sn in Der SauS 9e9eHii6er tres
ten mill.
Sic u@Ibc". .Rataffropbe.
u otter III, II. 2lpril. - Die
GntideiOun9 oe8 @eridts, pur pcIdenr
Die Stage oe8 r9toroOcutlden yloDO"
se9en Die Gt9ncr oeS 0ampier5 .Graz
tOle," ipelder Den untersan9 Der .Glbe"
berbelTubrte, ulrb am l. Mtai eriOlgen.
Scrmiid1tes.
Der Tin, II. 2(prtl. - Der uItraz
mOntane 2anotag9ab9:orSnete Gentner
2Stlb. Sdlmc5tn in &Oln d. ST., wclz
der ben 5. &oblen;er 2Snblfrcte (Sos
dcnlzOinDtn) ieit 1871 ununterbroden
in prcuBlIden 9tb9eorbncttnbauie pr
trat, lit I'M 2llter ben SO 5abren geitOrz
ben.
.3um 0Ouuerncur Der 6cltung Snz
9oItaOti in Sber. yGycrn ut Der @ensra(z
major Wturlmiliau Bitter pom Shub,
blsbrr &OmmauOcur Ser ,. 6elOz2rtlIz
lerlesgr!gabe, ernaunt worOsn, uatlocm
DER bl3bcrt9e @Ouuerneur, Generallleuz
tenant BON Sauer, in YeuiDtgun9 letz
mes abidlIe059eludeS in Den 9tubeitanO
utrleBt wOrocn lit.
Aus &arI8ru1e miro gemel0et, bu6
Der oOrtige Standardization GtItnlobr
ben fretIinnigeu Sbcrln3euieur 0eli8Ic
oeranlaBt bat, icIne BsHiiouirung nu4s
8uIuhea. Scs aulaiiung bier3u CAB Der
llmltanO> oaB Gelt5le inl Su9euieurz
Serein, ais bort nad SOrleIung Der
BON Dem &ailer 2Siibejm an ben ,Siir>
fen SlSmard gcriateten nGntruitHnge@
pcpeIdle" Gin 0Ot) auf osn &aiisr aus
g:bradIt wuroe, rubiJ aui lelnem Stubl
lieen bIieb.
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Sapan nnO GBina.
Der SSricSensid)InB 1t. tpas oaritbcr
aefau!IcaicRsrt fpiro.

SelnUHCSttBsTI DIFC"
Qonbon, II. 2lpril. - Gine Ocs
pejdc en- BEN r@lobe" aus Sbtmonoz
jeff melost, oa6 Il Sung Gbans beute
Die Seimreile antrcteu ulr0. uGdOem ct
ale Torberungen 9apan'S bemiGlist.
Die ruiiiIde Breiie erfldrt ct. YsterSs
burger 0epeiden 3uiolge, OaB Die 9Iatiz
5 fisirun9 zines lolhen TrIcotu8pcrtra9S,
mic er bi8ber Semeloet wurOe, nur oa5
Yorlpiel zines lueItcren, aber unnothi9eu
bluu9cn &rieges ieln meroe.
Siersu bemertt bic rSt. Same5
@ai,ttc": r6aa5 5apun ii9 nidt BON
Sui blanO cinidHdtern IdBt, mag Ser
@;ar bod wObL nod 5u Der llebcr5eu>
gung fonlmeu, baB cS beNer lei. feline
Uematt ansumsnOen. Guglauo 1T woblz
wollcuo 9eiiunt unO bs9t fcinen 9rOG
9e9eu 9apan Die Gr0nuun9 BON
SSabriten IN China Our9 5apau faun
Der cn9liI6cn 5nOuitrie fetneu Ginbalt
tbun, 10 lanQs es ben GnglGnOsrn Treiz
ltebt, ebenIaQs 6abrltsu bort einiurit)s
ten, iullS lic Oieit5 uilnIfen.
gonoor, II. lprA. Der vStGuz
oaro" bslpriht bcutc on leltcnOer Stcle
bcn spll9en GpNo nnb Sapan absez
ltloicntn 6rIe0cn55ertrag pno Orudt
oabcl Die 2lnidlI aus, e8 lei ais ausgcz
maht au3uiebCu, OaB Sapan OemnGGllt
oen Gutwuri ocS ocretnbarten 6rIeocnsz
uerlraq:8 ben europGIlden Wtadten 81
unterbretten baben meroe, ebcn o Wie IS
/. 3. 9tuBlauo nah benz &rie9e MI: Der
Silrtel 9etban babe
gSle eluc ncm ,StanOaro" ans Wieu
;uaeaangene 0epeibe mel0ct, eltlGrt Der
,Estcr5burgsr GarreipOnOcnt Der Bolt
tii6cn GOrrcipOnOtn&" boB Elm SOnz
flft iwll6en 9tuBlanO nnO 3apan Qan5
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