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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-30

The Commission VIII Recommend II,
Completion. Effect ON Great Britain.

WASHINGTON. oct. 29.-lt was stated
positively to-day that the report OF Che
Engineer Commission which visited Mica
ragua last summer viii recommend the
building OF Nicaragua canal. The COM
MISSIONS repOr, VIII be in the hands OF
the President this week. While the COM
mission has been rcticent IN discussing
the details OF the report, there are strong
grounds for the belief that IL viii in
dorse the route already surveyed, with
some notifications: that IL viii recon-
mend that the canal VIII be built by the
Government. and that il will estimate
the cost OF the waterway TO be at least
Sl00Ol000O.
LONDON. Oct 29.-Archibald Ross COL
ouohoun. the traveller. explorer, and jour
nalist. who returned here last July from
"A tour OF inspection Of the Nicaragua
canal. read a paper before The London
Chamber OF Commerce upon THE Effects
OF the Nicaragua Canal upon British
Trade"
The Nicaragua canal. he said. would be
of more inheritance 10 the Western Hem
isphere than the Suez canal was 10 the
eastern part OF the world. and the po-
lflcal and commercial changes which rs
success would entail mace II necessary
that Great Britain should make every
erdeavOr TO secure its neutrality II she
desired TO maintain her trade In the iar
East
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THE FRENCH caRfNET 1RoUBLEs.
Speculation M to the Formation ofa Ten
tative Cabinet.

PARIS, Oct. 29.-Presient faure spent
the whole day I'm consultation with lead
ing politicians. including Burgeois, ana
81. Lebon Poinca.re and Leyges, OF tho
Ribot Ministry. Problems involved IN the
budget were the chief matters OF discus
sion.
After the conference of the President
with Challemel-Lacour and Brisson, IL
was predicted by persons I'm positions en-
abiing them to obtain the best informa-
ton. that a tentative Cabinet would be
formed as follows.
Bourgeois. Premier and Minister OF the
Interior.
Pcytral Minister of Finance.
Doumier Minister of Commerce.
Cavaignac, Minister of war.
Berard, Minister Of Colonies.
Guyot- Desaigner Minister OF Justice.
Dumergue. Minister Of Public Works.
In case of Burgeo.s' refusal 10 form a
Ministry, Constans. Dupuy. Sarrien. Lou
bet. and Brsson, are mentioned, though
Brssons refusal Is virtually certain
The Journal des Debats. the Neuvieme
Steele, and other moderate papers, de-
ulore the fact that the Chamber OF Depu-
ties did not accept the statement OF the
Ministry regarding the Southern railway
scandals instead or voting the Govern
ment down. rhe result is. these journals
say. that the Chamber has afforded the
country a spectacle OF Inconsistency and
recklessness. the consequence Of which Il
will probably be the first 10 regret.
The Radical and Socialist press are de-
lighted at the result. The Conservative
papers declare that the Ministry mas
fallen on the question OF public morals. a
majority Of the Chamber OF Deputies
having become exasperated at seeing the
Ministers always inclined TO hush up
public scandals. Journals OF all shades
OF opinion appreciate The difficulty the
situation presents for the present and the
future Cabinet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-30
,xr.rurx FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. ID. G., Oct. 2.-For
Virginia: Fair; northerly WINDS s'auo"-
Eor Xorth Caroline: Fair; northessteriy
winds; warmer In the interior.
For South Carolina: Far, nor'nraSss'''
Winds. warme,~1n the northern poruon.
;rhe barometer has risen east o. me
Mississippi river and fallen IN me Softh-
~est and Southwest The area OF h.Sh
,',.ss,srs covers the region cas-; OF t1e
Rocky mountains. the pressure Deins
greatest over the Centrai Aihs'ssipp'
Generally fair weather prevails except
IN the Southwest. where Local showers
are reported and igbt i0sii '"o"S ''"-
t,nue IN the Lake regions. .,.
II is colder on the Atlantic and QUIZ
coasts and IL is warmer In TIE extreme
Generally fair weather VIII continue
,r The Torthern states and local rains
are indicated for the southwest anu aiong
the Atlantic coast -, a.
The temperature VIII rise slowly u
the central valleys.
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IudIov's Anomolous Position.

WASHINGTON, Oct. IA speeiai a..
hoard Of naval officers will be apPoihtt,y,u ,,l, ~
consider the case Of Commander Hieon
f,,liiouy Tfnifed States navy, whom fresi-
Luu'oc dent Cleveland has declined to promote
70 the grade of captain after All exams
ing board had certified that ne ~aa PPa.., Pn.
sically, mentally, ana Ilola'y ne presi-
dents action Commander Ludlow y pia9,ssa
i'm a somewhat anomalous position, .'
cannot be placed on the retired ns'' 'on,, ~
canse such action can be secured on,S
k.. tbo Concurrent consent OF the fress-
dent and the examining board, ana no o
must Therefore remain at the head oI 'nn
list OF commanders until the fresiuonIii a a
an examining board agree, ol .,ion In
sneeial hoard makes n r'cOmineilp".io', -. -
he case which will be acceptapie " ''''
Cleveland. ,..,,t "a an
The refusal Of the Presidsnt 10 xsn-
,rove the favorable fndings 0f tns IAN.
tminO hoard WAS based on aiiesat'ons IN
a. Commander Ludlow's record.
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,TRiNGE CONDTCT or 4 WoH5N
r,,uyhter of wealthy Parents. She Goes
to Extreme, With Her Peculiar Views.

LONDON. Oct 29.-L.ondon IS JUST now
interested in the case Of Edith Manchester
~ enty-four years old, and born OF
wea lthy parents. The young "o'hal iei'
horne some wears ago. ana became
Socialist She took up her residence In
the vorking-class district OF Battersea,
ana was so strong and coquent an ajNor
cate of Socialism at the meetings. which
were frequently held IN the district IN
which she lived. that she was put for-
aard as d Socialist candidate ior men,
bersnip in the London School Board.
Recently Miss Manchester wished TO i've
with a workinzman, a well-knoFn 3D.
cialist. named Sullivan. Neither believed
IN marriage. and II was their Intention
10 dispense with any formality In their
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-30
srccrssruL ELrcrRocUrIoys.
TWO Men Executed in Twenty-t"" hin"''s
in Clinton Prison. =. y


DANNEMORA. y. y, oct. "a dou-
bile execution under the law when pro-
,,ides that murderers shall meet deatn
hv electricity was successfully carried
out AT Clinton prison to-day. when
George II. Smith and Charles y. DAVIS
botn Of Albany county, met death IN
no electric chair The first TO race
death was Smith, who walked braVeiy
into the death-chamber at ll:3 O'CLOCK
tt,is morning lie did not falter or show
the least emotion. but was quickly strap
ped into the chair. and az signal rom
Mr.. Ransom, the current OF eiec'llc'5
was turned on, l,7j0 volts passing through
him. This voltage renamed on iour
seconds when il was reduced and con-
tinued for twenty seconds. AGAIN IL
was increased and allowed to remain Tor
five seconds. and again reduced re-
naming for twenty seconds. Nhen IL
was turned off. an examination was maue
bv the prison physicians and seNeFai
other medical men. He was pronounce"
dead at 1i44, Just five minutes aiter ne
entered the chamber The witnesses re-
turned 10 the ante-rOOm. While the Douy
was taken TO the dissectng-rOm, ana al
1l.5s Davis was conducted TO the cham
her Of death. He faltered slightly as
he came i'm sight of the chair, but il
was only for an instant. lie was
strapped into the chair. and at u 90
current Of l.7S0 volts passed through ms
body. resulting in instantaneous deatn.
The high voltage was continued Tor SIX
seconds. reduced and kept on for thir'y
seconds. then back TO 1,7So for hve Sec
onds. reduced, and kept on for twenty
seconds. when it was finally turned on.
If was Just 1901 when he was oihclaily
pronounced dead. The entire time con
sumed from the time smith entered tle
chamber until both were ON the lauie
ready for the autopsy by the piysiciai7'
was twenty-five minutes.
Tho autopev revealed nothing unsual
In the makeup OF each man.
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piead Guilty of Embezzlement.

ST. LOUIS. NO, oct. 2s.-ln the
United States Court to-day, william T..
burr. ex-cashier OF the 81 LOUIS Nation
al Bank. entered plea or guilty 10
the charge OF embezzling Svo OF tne
hanks funds. 1t Is believed mat 'he
District Attorney VIII grant: stay, ana
~, or effort will be made TO induce
pres,dent Cleveland to pardon Mr.. Burr.
E,up,ne Field. an official Of the Lacka-
wanna line. indicted four years ago on
the charge of violating the Interstate
commerce law, IN granting a rebate on
the toInt tariff for freight from ST. LOUIS
10 New York. also plead guilty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-30

my name.
Dear Mr.. Editor:
VIII you help me give some money for
The University. / have the money Ii Is
nifty cents. and / send IL 10 you.
\ LITTLE BOY.
STUDENTS DESCRIPTION.
The following graphic description Of the
FIRE at the University was written by Mr.
a. y. Bowers, a law student. in "A letter
10 his father. Mr.. W. ;. Bowers, OF Han
over Courthouse.
CHARLOTTEsVILLE. VA. oct. q
Horror Of horrorsi The rotunda and pun
lie hall Of the University, one Of the most
historic buildings In the country. founded,
Planned, and built by Thomas jefferson,
the pride OF the South, burned to-day,
ana Is now onl mass OF ruins Rare
books. paintings. statuarv. original manu-
scripts. and apparatus-much OF which
money cannot reDiace-were destroy ed.
There Is hook and ladder fire depart
ment here. but II could not force the
water 10 where IL was needed. At one
time the whole University, with the eN-
ception OF the distant detached buildings
was threatened. mis- included most OF
the professors houses and students dor
mitOrios on the lawns and ranges, which
are connected by collonades.
1t occurred TO me that the fire depart
ment Of Richmond should be telegraphed
for. and happening 10 see Colonel Ven
able i mentioned " 10 him, VINO agreed
with me, whereupOn the Charlottesville
chief wrote the telegram to chief Puller
OF Richmond, which 1 took down and sent
off This being Il State institution, l teie-
graphed Governor O'Ferral to send part
OF the Richmond fire company on Che-a-
peakc and Ohio special, and signed morn
ton, chairman faculty. whom | atierWard
found and told OF IL, and ne said Il was
happy thought ana he was glad ! dld IT,
Soon afterward the reading-rOOm ana the
old chapel. connecting the burning build-
ing with east and west lawn. were blown
up with dynamite. and the fire went no
further. but several professors hou5tS
were flooded u was a scene never 70 pc
forgOtteu-thc great fire, nNe hundred SUI
dents. the professors and thcir ianlhts,
and thousands from CharlottesFile anu
the surrounding country. IheIt WeIt 30
be seen beautiful ladies carrying lapluio
Of hooks and other treasures I'm loads
that would have staggered a giant unGtf
ordinary circumstances. II was gpl'e
pathetic 10 note the old professors VINO
have spent the best part Of thcif Ives
here Tho financial loss rs estimated mere
al four hundred thousand dollars. II is
gasd that plans will be made 70 rtDIiin
al once u IL hoped that the alumni VII
come forward with the money, or aoiHe
OF il. ~. III, 40,
But how about lectures? We VIII .i' n9t
miss one. The faculty held meeting 'ii''
evening and made arrangements TO have
the lectures 20 on as usual IN "tnti
buildings This is keeping up the INV
sify record with a vengeance. but tLo
laboratory work I'm physics VIII De ST.
ouslv intcrferod with. as much o. t-'
aup9~atus was either destroyed Or
turel The law classes will meet IN the
Ian Of the Washington Society
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-30
.haotinr Army in nan,llle.

DANVILLE, VA, Ott 9.-SpeciaI.-J.H.
rinsconb. a man about fifty-iiye years
of age and W \. Carter. about twenty
two wears of age, had a difficulty in the
machine shops OF Bass Brown A. Lee,
where both were employed. In the melee
carter shot Lipscomb three times with a
nistol, the balls taking effct in the aDdo-
men.
Lipscomb is dangerously wounded, and
II is almost certain that he will die. Car
Ter has been arrested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-30
1..n.. on coll.n In Storage.

NEW YORK. oct. 3.--statements ,hA'
u.onev has already been lent al iaIse
quantities by New Workers on Cotton
in storage were confirmed to-day W Ia
1nirv among cotton and export brokers.
the loans have been made neesSsals
"a holders OF cotton and warehouseineh
by the prevailing market conditions. ' ana
,bav are said 10 be In a larger amount
tban ever before in the history OF mo
trade. The approximate total OF the
loans already made could not De 40. 40,
certained. The case margin deinahoeo
rnles between 10 and ~ per cent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-30

relations. The parents Of the young wo-
man. hearing of this. took steps to pre-
vent their daughter from living with SUI
ivan. and, with mat object. consui'ei
a specialist In mental disorders, and' as
result OF the consultation. had her
confined in a lunatic asylum. Sullivan
endsavored to ascertain the whereabouts
of Mss Manchester, but her parents re-
fused to .ell HIM Thereupon he made
representations to the Commissioners IN
Lunacy, who have now ordered that the
yo,lnp woman set at liberty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-30

PHILADELPHIA oct. 9.-Isadore a.
S,tltzback. clothing dealer az lhif.s"n'n
street and Rids avenue. assigned 'o-'as
10 Simon Bacharach. J. l.. 1feen"al''
attorney for sthe assignee. stated 'n's
afternoon that the assets aInonn'oo W
$4,000. but that the Liabilities "o''o e
caed that amount. Detais OF tns i'-
,.ia,st,on Of the cause OF the assignment
-, mad busineSs."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-30
THEROIUNDA TO BIZ REBUILT
The Building Committee Will Take In
mediate Steps 10 This End.
INVESTIGATING ORIGIN OF The FIRE.
The Public Hall viii Not De Restore" Oh
the Old PIan-Tcnders of Financial
Aid Pouring in-Lloyd Will
liam Very Ill.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Oct. ~
snecial The intention Of the Bull Ing
Committee Is 10 rebuild the Io'u"u" a.
once and make IL iire-prooI'
II IS also about determined that the pup
lie hail Will never be restored. a hall oi
Some description. suitable for puoic
Gatherings. will of course be necessity
sod If may be that II viii. as suggested
to-aav be built at the southern end oil
the lawn.
last summer about three thousand dol
lars we're spent in repairing the rotunda
and the annex.
,Ian of the building in which the
fire originated. showing the position OF
the electric wires, has been prepared Tor
the use of the committee, which IS H.
vestigaung the origin Of the conhagra-
ton.
FINANCIAL AID.
Tenders OF financial aid stil pour in,
and there Is every indication OF loyai
assistance from ak parts ot the country
The local alumni have ISSUED "A call Tor
a meeting 10 initiate movement 10 help
procure the means OF restoration: D.,
Mr Iloyd Williams, the Norfolk :nedi-
cal student who was overcome with neat
while engaged in trying TO save the
buildings. Is I'm critical condition. To
ulght there is reason 10 fear the graNeal
result.
IHE VALUABLE Boohs.
Valuable books are gone. Books that
can scarcely be replaced. The law ana
engineering books are saved entire, put
inc valuable Austin library. 1000 vol
umcs and the President Madison library
are gone-2.lu1 books IN this collection
Although the Richard Henry Lee papers
are not found "a Is hoped they are saVeu.
4 card catalogue Of the library was
lust finished. begun last session ana COM
pletel I'm June.
first one ever left the University, i8 fear
cd 10 be destroyed One-hfth of 5000
volumes is an estimate OF the saved
books.
The Executive Committee OF the Grand
Lodge /. o. G.. T. OF Virginia. met I'm
this city this afternoon.
The funeral services OF Mr. X. +. ONO
hundro took place this afternoon az .
o'clock from the BaDtist church Mr..
omOhundro was eighty-four years OF age
and one Of the most prominent citizens
Of Albemarle county.
NEwspspgR FUND.
CHARLOTTESVILLI. VA. oct. %
special-ft is desired That a newspaper
fund De at once started for the bencnt
OF contributors. large and small, who
wish 20 take part in rebuilding the Uni
versitv and replacing the library. To
that end the Daily Progress has opened
subscription in this city, and begs your
enthusiastic assistance.
p. II. LINDSAY, Editor Progress.
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An increase Of $50 for the Near-si40,00O,s
900 Probably Enough for Next Year.

600 Probably Enough for Next Year.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. 9.-Judse
william Lochren. Commissioner Of Pen
sions. has submitted his annual report
TO the Secretary of the Interior. 1t
shows that up TO June 80, 1851 there were
gs.5H pensioners. and during the year
s9ISJ new pensions were granted and
Z aV restored that had been dropped
from the rolls. making an aggregate roll
ot i.0l2935. There were 2 lj deatNs, and
1875 pensioners dropped during the
mast year. making the number or the
rolls on June %. 1885. 9I0,5A-an increase
during the year OF $50.
Unless further pension legislation Is
enacted. the Commissioner thinks that
the appropriation OF Si0,rO1o VIII be
sufficient FOR the payment OF pensions Tor
the fiscal year ending June ~, 1875.
Tho estimates for 1891 are the same as
for 1896. except an additional 5000 for
better quarters for the agent at Bgf-
faIo. y. Y.
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THE IRISH QUESTION.
william Redmond Hints at Trouble III The

Question IL Not soon Settled.
DUBLIN. Oct. .. William Recmond
Parnellite), member Of Parliament for
East Clare. delivered a speech at po-
Iiti,al meeting here tonight. He declared
among other things that the Irish qles-
tion would never be settled until the Eu-
ropean question placed Engiadd IN such
a no Ition THAT she would BE unable TO
ignore or rssist the Irish demands. II
ireland did not receive measure OF au-
tonomy IN the near future. irishmeh
would certainly endeavor to realize the
old saving that "England's danger - Ire
lands oDportunity."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-30
Must Write Message, on the Blanks.

PIDRRE. 5. D., oct. 2.-The Supreme
Court to-day decided, In effect, that the
Western Union Telegraph Company Is
not compelled 10 accept a message for
transmission unless it Is written on the
company's blanks. The decision was
rendered In a test case from Sioux Falls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-30
r,.-t snn,r Of ihe sea.on.

EuFFALO. y. y, oct. 2:--oyer an
,,nb snow fell this mornins. IL melted ~
NIAGARA FALLS. y y. oe,. %,
Snow fell this morning. IN some p'"0'S
- 'TIFGAUNEE. MICH, Oct. 3.-Tsn
,,ches ~ snow fell to-day. slesshs were
,n mse for the first time this season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-30
The Carida flOated.

KEY WEST FLA, Oct. "a special
from Havana saws that the steam launch
carida. which went ashore near sierra
Norena I'm the hurricane which swept part
Of Cllba recently. has been doated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-30

Following is the list OF subscriptions
received at the mass-mecting held yes
terdav. and forwarded Dy express 10 the
rector and visitors of the University of
A--u---uLa LN the nnmm-L--e-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-30

send my TEN cents but pleas don't give
my name.
Dear Mr.. Editor
VIII you help me give some money for
The University. l have the money. Ii Is
nifty cents and / send IL TO You
\ LITTLE BOY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-30

TOUCHING LrTTFR.
Following are samples of the letters re-
ceived showing the widespread interest In
the movement
dear MIR. Times.
am only little girl but have Big
Brother az the university and He helped
too put out The Fire and want too help
10 build UP. / have TEN Gents and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-30

The truth was that Holmes was larry
irnpaled upon the horns or t~o ohsninas'
and he saw no way of either OF thein
Ills medical knowledge was or some
assistance to him I'm his cross-examina- :
tion OF the physicians VINO tesvhed put
he brought out nothing favorable 10 nun
Roth of Holmes recalled counsel are
voung men and are not fcemen Wrtny
~ rhe district Attorneys steel, as they
lack the experience necessary 20 stlap,e
them TO grsSp a. an ,hetr client
The defence is certainly without WY.
uesses and the two Attorneys Tonight
were only too evidently unprepared % go
on With the case. They cross-exdmined
81 random and from the questions they
asked 1t would seem that they
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-18
+ 8eorg GentmeIrptb.

Sn Der 190nen 5ibtQinoti er Staot 8eue7
billie lit elmer Der tpaderften beut14en 3etz
tunqsnGnner l~1n1eres Staates, 6err 9eDrg
Semnelrot6, eiaem langipierigen Inter
leibsletDen erleger.
SIN M}Gr3 1910 in 6lbenro6e, i'm &reis
@iben6au1er en-, i'm bamaligen &ur@9ehen,
9eboren, erlernte Semmelrot6 bas S9rift~
feben. SIM Siinglingsalte5 nit ieinem 8a@
ter BON brauBen na9 8elesiue gefommen,
arbeitete Ell als Seber BET Der b~orttgen Deutz
f9ea preIe. SIM 2aufe bes 8iirgertrteges
trut er in eines ber neutrality-suspicious.
BON Suinois unb ma9te. tDeftli4e S9lubz
felb3iige TAPER nit. Na9 Dem &riege
purbe er in 8elebiQe @eBer6auptnann uno
19pang fi9 bur9 SleiB unb @infi4t gum
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empor, @or sebn Sabren fanfte er ben
6alben Nnt6etl an Der bon Dem tii9ttgen uro
bo9gebilOeten General &iiffner 1884 ge=
grii1beten v8eGebtQer PDit". SIM Sanuar
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r8eGeoiIer 3eitung" unO berf4molaen fte
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benz Namen Der v8elebiler Pof uno Set
tunq" eri 9einenben tdgli9en 8latte. Hd9z
benz Sen. &iiffner i'm MGr3 1898 geitorben
mar, faufte Semmelrotb bei1en Nntbetl BON
Srau &iiffner unb ipar Iettbem Der a~leintge
6erausgeber bes 8lattes, pel9es unter istz
ner 2eitung als Elm 1ebr unubbGngig repuz
blifaniI9es 8latt gefibrt puroe uno als
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a9t &inber, BON benen bereits einige Derz
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bus @eIen bes 8erbli9enen Der &eoafteur
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8flt9ttreue un6 beutI6em Mannestol5e es
fir feline Qebensaufgabe gebalten bat, Der
maleinit ben Seintgen einen urbefledten
geamen a1s @6reni6ilo gu biaterla1en. 81
mar Elm treuer unb liebeooler @atte uni
Batter, Elm anbdnglt9er un0 firforgli9e1
&anerab Ieiner ebemaligen Wtitftreiter fin
ben Sprtbetdnb Der Union, Elm l~iebeaSpiirz
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