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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-08-17
We win win in 90

Senator Steven B. Eikins, ina re
cent interview with New York re
porter said "If we win in the next
campaign it will be the result OF the
hardest kind Of work, made effective
by entire party harmony He said
that the business advance would be
the Democratic campaign thunder
He also spoke of the sale Of bonds
and the increased public debt being
the campaign clun Of the Repubi-
cans.
Mr.. Elkins was fair enough to tell
what he believed He did better to
do so than if he bad given the same
old Republican tune with it's chorus
of foolish lies. The working Of the
Democratic tariff law in the interests
Of the people instead Of in the sole
interests of the protected manufac-
turers is becoming so plain that it
will indeed be "A meuniebank who
will deny it on the stump in the next
campaign. The Lond issue will be
dangerous thing Tor Republican
stumpers to howl about. Every man
knows that bonds had e. be issued
to pay the legacy of debt left by the
Harrison administration. Secretary
Foster says that he had plates made
and felt that he must raise money
that way to maintain the credit OF
the government before Harrison went
out. But as Mr.. Harrison and Tom
Reed said I'VE will have an empty
treasury and thus put the Democrats
in hole when they come in"
These WORTHLESS, Harrison and Reed
with his Billion Dollar Congress,
looted the treasury. They found a
magnificent surplus of a hundred
millions when they went into power;
when they handed over to Cleveland
the second time the surplus was all
gone and there was a shortage of a
hundred millions in its place. 1t
was Reeds Billion Dollar Congress
that did this. 1t was this that car
ried nearly every state in the union
for the Democrats in 90 and the rec
objection of it will do the same in
SO.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-08-17
Social.

A most enjoyable melon party as
given by Prof and Mrs. Hopkins at
their country home a few evenings
ago to a number OF their friends in
town. The party drove out in car
riages and returned at late hour at
ter spending the evening in a de
lightful manner with the genial host
and his estimable wife Those pres
ent were, Mrs. H L. Serafford, Mrs.
Mckee and daughter Of Pittsburg;
Miss Bloae, Of McKeesport; Misses
Blanche and Daise Wood, Jessie
Moorhead, Mary Hayes. Elizabeth
Heermans, Fannie Berkeley and
Flora Hayes. Messrs Geo NJ. John,
A. B. Carmack, Guy Brown, Jas.
McGrew, Will Hayes and Frank
Wood
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-08-17

MIR. Alexander w Smith, Chief of
the Department of Public Comfort,
of the Cotton States and Information
al Exposition has arranged with the
Pullman Sleeping Car Company for
three hundred sleeping cars, to be
parked on the railroad sidings in and
about Atlanta, and has arranged
with the city for the necessary SAM
tary service. These sleeping cars
will accommodate between 1000 and
=, 900 people, and the berths will be
tented for 81 per night, Mr.. Smith
has secured from the Southern Rail
way, sidings enough to accommodate
one third of these cars, and expects
to place the rest with the other roads
The listing of rooms by the Public
Comfort Department is very satisfac.
tory, and includes apartments in
many of the handsomest residences
in the city. Public spirit has been
appealed to, as it was in Philadel-
phia, during the Centennial, and the
disposition of the people of Atlanta
is such as to make this feature more
thorough than it has ever been at
any great Exposition.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-08-17
JUDGE JACKSON DEAD.
The Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court Passed Away at His Home.

NASHVILLE, Tenn Aug. S.-Hon.
Howell Edmunds jackson, associate
justice of the supreme court of he
United States, died at his residence
at West Meade, six miles west Of
this city, at 2 o'clock this afternoon,
in the sixty third year of his age, of
consumption.
Judge Jackson bad been in failing
health for The past four years, but it
has been only in the past eight or
nine months that the progress of the
disease began to cause his family
and friends uneasiness. Nevertheless
Judge jackson never took to his bed
until last Wednesday week. Since
that time his family and friends
realized that the end was near, and
his death to day was not unexpected.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-08-17
MAJOR ED. W. S. MOORE DEAD.
He Passes Away in Conference.-The
Known Throughout the State aud
Popular Everywhere.

CUMBERLAND, MD, August o.
Major f. w. S Moore, purchasing
agent and formerly secretary of the
West Virginia Central Railroad
Company, died at his residence in
this city at o'clock to day of drop
sy Of the chest, aged fifty years.
Major Moore had been in failing
health for some time, and his death
was not unexpected, although he
was upon the streets as late as Tues
day last
General Superintendent Fitzger
aid, OF the B d O railway company,
has rendered the family of the de
ceased the private car "Patapsco,
which will leave this city for Fair
mont, W Va, with the remains at
S:4j a. m to morrow.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-08-17

Rev z J. Wilson, of Richie C. H.,
President of the W. Va, Conference,
Methodist Protestant church, was
in town this week and preached last
night at McClure's Chapel
Children's Day exercises will be
held Sunday, commencing in the NOR
ming and continuing throughout the
dav, at Calvary church on the Evans
vile pike All are cordially invited
to he present. An interesting pro
gram has been prepared tor the az
CASTOR and pleasant time is autici-
pated
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-08-17
A Young Mans Suicide.

FAIRMoNT, W. Va, Aug. ll.-Jack
Arnett, young man about 25 years
old, committed suicide by hanging
at the home of his mother in Pala-
tine He tied section of wire rope
to the rafter while sitting on the
joist, and it is supposed that he
jumped of, as his neck was broken.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-08-17
WEST VIRGINIA EXCELS
All Other States in the Mileage of Rail-
ways Under Construction.

BALTIMORE, Augustl2 According
to the reports received by the Manu-
facturer's Record, the State of West
Virginia excels any other in the
country in the mileage of railway
under construction and projected by
responsible companies. At present
over 500 miles of new line are being
built and projected, representing an
Investment of nearly eight million
dol lars of capital Most of the roads
are for the purpose of giving the un.
developed coal and tin Der tracts a
connection with the market
Companies representing over 300
miles of pine have been organized
since April LIST, or since the revival
of business.
For more than a hundred years the
Shakers have been studying the rene
dial properties of plants. They have
made many discoveries, but their
greatest achievement was made last
year. 1t is cordial that contains al
ready digested food and is a digester
of food. 1t is effective in removing
distress after eating, and creates an
appetite for more food so that eating
becomes pleasure. Pale, thin peo-
pie become plump and healthy under
its use. 1t arrests the wasting of con-
sumption.
There never has been such step
forward in the cure Of indigestion as
this Shaker Cordial. Your druggist
viii be glad TO give you little book
descriptive of the product.
Give the babies Laxol, which is
Castor Oil made as palatable as Honey.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-08-17

Direful Republican predictions
concerning the q. S. Treasury have
not affected the gold reserve nor the
good times. The people have an un-
limited supply of common sense,
which they apply to ghost stories Of
that sort.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-08-17
Final Notice.

This is to notify all persons with
whom | have accounts to call AZ
once at A W. Jones' store and set
tie same Many of them have al
ready stood beyond all reason and
business demands compel me to take
this step. On Saturday August II
all unsettled accounts will be hand
ed to an officer with instruction to
vigorously collect.
\. f. SHAFER.
JuIV 81
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-08-17

Quay isn't going to be robbed of
his own preserves in Pennsylvania.
He has come out as reformer now
and will have things all his own way.
Probably be will win for the reason
that the people over there are unable
to decide which is the greater evil,
Quay or the other fellow.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-08-17

II some people that are always
talking about newspapers lying
would be a little more concerned
about telling the truth themselves,
they would get along in the world
better and be better thought of by
the people that know them so well.
-Grafton Leader.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-08-17

On Summer Goods were cheap now
We only have few weeks left before Fall Goods arrive We
have room, and you have the goods Now
to prices
Best make of Calcoes go at cents per yard. Dress
Ginghams g. and cents worth TO- and cents per
yard Percaes 6, and cents worth IN and cts
Good unbleached Canton Flannes per yard worth
cts. Mems working shirts IS cents each worth so
Ladies black seamless hose cts. per pair worth IS
Ladies black seamless hose pair worth IS
Mems and Misses and Chldens hose at reduced prices
Good line of Ladies Corsets from 50 cents up Our
Table Linen has been selling fast the sale
Still have several pieces yet, any piece bargain
Pins one cent paper.
Ladies Calico Wrappers, few left, price SOC
Call and examine.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-08-17
FERTILIZERS.

A: f, Lawhead will again handle the
celebrated fertilizers made by the |. p.
Thomas d Son Co. He will have some
special brands and at hard times prices,
See him before buying.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-08-17

The summer vacation is almost
over. Early in September students
and absent members Of the faculty
will return and the former will bring
many new ones. We are glad to
welcome them, and our people as a,
rule will do much to make she4r sray
pleasant as well as profitable May
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-08-17
49, ......... $Il2, 641, 8S8 81

What do those Republican papers
who were wont to call William l..
Wilson theorist, only, have 10 say
now? He told the people that re
duced tariff duties would result in in
creased revenues, and the proofs in
the foregoing table are ample for all
but unreasonable and unreasoning
partisans He told them that free
wool would increase manufactures,
give-employment to the unemployed,
advance wages, and essen the price
of clothing. And it is true as he
said. He knew what he was talking
about. Millions will rise up and
call him blessed, but the calamity
howler-"where is he at?"
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-08-17

The death of Lanslot John re
moves from our midst a man who
commanded the respect Of all who
knew him. During his long life Of
over four score years he was upright,
honorable, straightforward in every
thing He had amassed handsome
fortune and many quiet bequest
was made for benevolent purposes Of
which little was known to the pub
lie. He was an excellent man.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-08-17
A Hebrew Peddler Shot,

BEVERLY, w. VA, Aug. 12.-Vic
tor Caplon.a Hebrew peddIer from
Keyser, stopped over night at the
house Of family named McClin-
took. After he had retired, young
McClintoek, l6 years old, entered
the room with revolver and shot
Caplon in the right temple. Caplon
charges that the boy shot him DELHI
eretelv, bat McClintock says it was
accidentally. The wounded man may
die
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-08-17

WE carry a complete line of Bed
steads, Chairs. Tables Rockers, Bed
springs and Mattresses, Stands, Blu
reaus, Lounges and Dressers. SO far
our trade in this line has been very
satisfactory. Get our prices before
buying elsewhere at
HUTCHINSON q JACOBS.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-08-17

WE are just receiving One Hun
dred Barrels of No. | Salt which
will be sold at $1.I0 a barrel al
Hutchinson & Jacobs, Little Falls.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-08-17
USED HIS PENKNIFE.
A FayOtte County Farmer Seriously
Cut in Quarrel.

BALsINGER, August ia serious
cutting afrray took place near here
this morning, in which Ulysses Golf
man, son of David Coffman, came
near losing his life The cutting
was done by a man named Huffman,
of Kingwood, W. Va, who has been
working the Poundstone farm near
here on the shares. 1t appears that
Huffman had made bargain with
the Poundstones to pick and sell the
apples for half the proceeds. He
proceeded to fulfill the agreement
and took load to Uniontown and
sold them, but only turned in one
third of the money. This did not
suit the Poundstones and they hired
their nephew, Clara Coffman, to pick
the apples. When Mr.. Coffman went
to the orchard this morningHuffman
tried to put him off the place. They
got to fighting and were pounding
each other in pretty lively way,
when Ulysses Coffman appeared on
the scene and tried to part them.
Huffman attacked Ulysses with a
penknife and stabbed him several
times in the region of the heart and
cut bis left arm badly A physi
clan was summoned but could not
tell what the wounds would result in
but considered them very danger
Gus.
The work of removing the dead
from the two old burying grounds in
town continues gradually A few
days ago R. r. Odbert removed the
ashes Of G. B. and d. B. Tucker to
Oak Grove. These were well known |
and influential young men in their
day. They were sons Of Mrs Sarah |
Gilbert. They died from fever in
1851, Mr.. Odbert at the same time
removed the remains of Stephen Gil
bert who was their mothers hus-
band, from Goshen. He also has
contracts to remove a number of
others this fall. Soon these burying
places will be obiterated.
PROF HODGES is holding an exam
ination here for the accommodation
of persons vino desire state certifi
Gates. There are three applicants;
Nj. E. German, L. NJ. Jaco and J. b.
ProtZman.
WoRKMEN are excavating for the
foundation of the new double brick
residence to be erected BY |. c.
White on the site OF the Bowman
residence, North High Street
TIE Board of Education has or
dered new fence to be put up
around the Academy campus. The
fence will be either of steel or iron
and DR.. J. I. Fitch will go to Pitts.
burg soon to make ie selection.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-08-17


Elk Senator Camden, who is a close
observer. thus sums up the political
situation 1.-TWO or three months
ago / wouldn't have given copper
for the chances of the Democratic
party. Since then there has been
marked change in public sentiment,
due largely to the improvement that
has taken place throughout the coun-
try. Cattle have gone up, 80 has
wheat, so has cotton, so has iron, so
has wages. All these things rebound
to the credit of the party, and my
belief is that it will Triumph in '96.
After October first there will be
no more gratuitous distribution of
seeds from the Agricultural depart.
ment at Washington. The distri
button of seeds by Congressman has
long been a standing joke and so far
as any good is concerned was farce.
General Olney discovered some time
ago that the Secretary could only
purchase such seeds for distribution
as are rare and uncommon to the
country or such as could be made
profitable by changing to different
parts of the country. The seed bus
mess has accomplished next to no
good and costs the country hun
dreds of thousands year. The move
is another stroke of Democratic
economy and good sense.
And now Quay turns up as re-
former. He declares for reform in
the municipal affairs of Pittsburg
and Philadelphia. He does not think
money should be used in primary or
general elections. We have frequent
ly heard of the Devil rebuking sin,
but this is about the most braZen
case we ever heard Of This is the
same creature who in 1888 did be-
lieve in using money in elections and
who did it in the most open and
shameless manner. He is man of
unsavory record from the beginning
of his political life He wants re
form inangurated in these two cities
so that he can "reform" the present
Office holders out and reform his own
henchmen in. When Quay talks
about reform it is high time to lock
the barn securely.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-08-17
GEO. c. STEELE,
MORGANTOWN, w. VA
MOVED

To our elegant New Store room, Three
Rooms in one, finest in the State We
want you to come and see us in our new
home Bring your friends with you At
the same time look through our immense
Stock Of Clothing, Shoes, Furnishing
Goods and Carpets which is arriving daily
Every day is bargain day with us.
HirSChDnan,S.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-24

nun einmat CUR @9affnng bes beutiGen
NdtipnalItaates unbermetDlt9 tparen, uno
Der Musbr1b bes britten unb blutiaften bic
fer &riege murbe burb Srantrei1 berbeiaez
fiibrt. Nber Iobalb Der Nationalitaat ges
I9affen unb g~efeIfigt mar, bertpanbelte 1i9
Der 8ismard BON 8lut unb Gifen in ben
eroben eurppGif9en Srieoensfiiriten. 9ur6
feline elmer genialen Sampfpolitif folgenbe
9enidIe 6riebenspDlitif pabrte er feline
S6Dpfung.
Napoleon bagegen griff INNER tpeiter unb
peiter. Seine Parole Durbe: Nles ober
nidts. Snbem er als eben1p duf9eflGrter ipte
tbrannif6er 0espot mebrere Der tpefentz
li9iten 9runbfdbe Der 9roBen &ebplltiDn
bur6fiibrte. bat audi er Gute5 eetpirft. @ber
5uglet9 brd@te er unenbli9es @e6 iiber Die
80lter. @tpig nirb er ange1taunt nerban
als cine &olofalfigur Der WeItgef6i6te;
uno Die bo66ramattf9e Qdufbabn biefes
ltebermenl9en nit benz tragiI6en 4usgang
tptrb itets Die Y6antaiie Der Men19en fefe
feln. Nber allgemetne 2iebe tpirb CT niemal5
ernten. 8ismard ba9eeen bat bur1 Die ebert
70 mabopIe, pie fibne @9Opferfraft, I'D
NIT er bas grrungene beDabrte unb Dur9
bic gldn3enoe 5rt~ebenspolitit, tpomit er Guz
ropa Dor neuem 8lutbergieBen 19iibte, Goie
bur9 Die benz gpr1en in melt gertngerem
9rabe %eigenen, milberen unb liebensniirbt=
gen 3ige Ietnes WeIens bas 9er5 fetnes
8oIfes uns au9 Die 3uneigung anOerer
80lter i4on BET Seb3etten %getponnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-24

unb je mebr fi@ feline M0gli@teit nno Wirz
fun9straft bartbut, ie mebr tpiro CT iid9er IN
Der politif Der 3utunft our Geripenou119
tommen.
Sn etnem 10 9roBen 2anbe, tpte Oteiem,
f0nnen mir pbne gdrtei>S Organization ntft
fein, unb tpertt mir ben 9ortetzp gofen"
our9 70 ~pirfungspolle Mittel, pie ben
Ausftunb ober bas ~Seittpetlige nebergeben
gum @egner S9a9 bieten, 70 ton1e1 mir
ii4er fem, boB mir Die NIT groBen Srgantz
~fationen ieber Dirt INNER perbltnoenen
l1ebet auf elm mOgli9ft g~eringes NfaB be-
rabbriiden f0nnen.
9ie grDBten poIitii6en grfolge fUeroen
BON ben MGnnern er3teIt, Die ben 8ertb Der
Organization periteben, aber au4 ben groz
Beren Wertb Der @brlt9fett nn6 per10nlt9en
unabbGngigtett %tennen; alfo BON partetz
mdnnern, bic bereit finb, bic PartetzUfGz
T6tne fur3 unb fletn gu f9lagen, iobdlb tie
feben, baB biefelbe muir babur9 nnn Der
tDranntf9 en 9errf9aft Der 8offe nno Der
Corruption befrett perben fann.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-24

Mau mag bon ben So3ialiften font benz
fen, tpas nan min, EMS muB man ibnen 51@
geiteben: Sic lafen it9 ntdt lei9t bur9
pplittf9e um6 fo5iale Auadfalber berleiten.
9as fann man AUDI iebt tpieber aus ibrem
@erbalten gu ben 8opuliften unb Sil6erz
Dplben erieben. Sic berld9en unb berbnbz
men BEN Glauben, baB burb cine &eba6iltz
tirung bes Stlbers, bur9 einen Ma9tipru9
Der &egierung, @ilber i'm 8erbGltntB BON 16
gu 1 meiter aus3uprGgen, bic @e19dfte neu
belebt, bic Maarenpreife nnb 2Dbne erb0bt
urrb nelle bliibenbe 3eiten berbeigefiibrt tper<
ben f0nnen. SET ben 5o3ialiiten rtbtet
bic @laubensfur Der @elbq1ad1al6er nidt3
aus. 9as bat it9 fhon in Der roger Subren
ge3eigt, als bic @reenbadIeu9e bur9's 2anb
3og. @s mar nab benz &ra9 BON 1873,
na9 ben pDlittfben St0rungen BON 1876
unb 1877, our 3eit Der f%octalen l1nru4en
Der Sabre 1877 unb 1878, als fi1 bic @reenz
bad : Manie epibemif9 Der 2eute be-
md9ttgte. Nur Die 9eutf9en 3eigten cine
adbe Observation-Disclosures unb bic bamafisen
toatdlifif9en Srganifattonen tpplten bon
ben GeloDertpdiferern nidts nif1en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-24

8ei@baizlpui gelanbet, tpel9e Die 2ano6.Fez
1tigungen Deffelben ndbmen, norduf nafl
m%ebrtdgigen &Grnpfen Die 9inciifde 6lotte
i'm 0afen burh bic iapanifden SorpeoOb0te,
Die NIT unqebeurer &iibnheit in DenIsl6en
an Den Sorts pprbei einDrangen, bernl9tet
purbe. Die llebergabe erfolgte am 8. s.
brrar unb Der 9inefif9e Mbmiral Sto na9nl
fi9 bas 2eber. 9urb biefen Sieg errang
Sapan bic bole 6errf9f9aft iiber ben 6pff
BON Betf9i1i, inbem es II ben 3ugang
ba5u BON beiben Seiten beberrI9te.
Sic @bineIen fingen bann enoli4 an,
i9 az Sriebenszl nterbanblungen bertit gu
ertlGrer. Nber ibre erIteu Mbgefanbten err
I9ienen obne Die nDtbigen 8olma6ten, nao
pl1roen suriidgef9idt, porauf banm Der
beriibnrte 8icet0nig 81 Sung Sf4ang, NH
peitaehenb1ten 8pQma6ten at8geriiftet, nab
Simonofefi eeTanbt purbe, Der iebt ieine
unterf9rift unter ben bprldufigen 8ertrdg
gefebt bat.
Getpd6rt bat biefer 8rteg rt1r tpenig ldnz
ger, als Der beuti9zfran30ff9e, Sn bisTcm
erfolgte Die &riegserfldrung am 10. Shfi
1870, unb er enbete am 26. Sebruar 1871
nit Dem Brdltninarfrieben bon 8er1ailss.
Der Observation-Disclosures &rieg beqann tbatz
1d@li9 am "a, Suit %bprigen uno enbete
am Is, Mprtl biefes eSabres, er bat alfo nur
iieben Mp5en Gdnger gepdbrt, mas BET Der
8r0Be bes &riegstheaters unb benz Wearoel
an ~8ertebrsneeen ni9t in &e6nung tommt.
0ie @rrltngen19aften bes 8rtegeS fir ntr
Sieger Iteben i'm pTIa1iattI9en Sriege t.te1
0eutf9lanbs nt9t na9. Oenn tpdbrenb
bie1es bic erfebnte @inbett erfdmpfte 1nb
cine groBe beutf9e Bropin3 5uriidgeipdr1,
%ertdmpfte Sapan fi6 ni9t ntr bur3 ben
&rfoIg feiner Mdffen, fonte bur9 Die gan5e
@ei1e 7einer &rtegfibrung Die &nerfennung
als etoililirte Nation, fonbern AUDI elAerl
erbebIi9en @e6tets3uipa6s unb Die 9ctrz
f9oft iber ba8 gelbe Meer unb bd5u nod Die
l1nab6Gngigfeit zines anberen Gtaates DON
China unb fir 1i9 bebeutenbe 9anDels3ugez
HGnbniKe. Oabei iteben feinerfeits 10 ungts
beuren @rfolqen lG9erlt9 oeringe 8sclui5e
qsqeniiber. 8is gum 8. MGr3, felt toel6er
3eit nennenspert6e 9efe@te nibt mebr itattz
qefunben bdben, betr1tg Die gan3e 8erll1itl!fte
Ser oSoponer an in Der S9lant gefaQenan,
ibren Munben erle9enen ober an &rantbett
qeftorbeneh Offi3ieren unb Soloaten 1858,
mas 5uglet9 Elm glGn3enOes 2tht a1t t9rer
SanitGtsbtenft unb ibre &riegsbofpttdlsr
pirft.
Sic sSdpaner boben i6 nit &ubm beoedt,
niGt nur bur9 lire glGn9enben Waffeaz
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