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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-05

EHr-e- THarH - THHIEtH.HhlE#
Hon: John Ka Cowan, OF Maryland.
who is leading the Democratic revolt in
that state against Organism, makessome
strong points Mr.. Bryan's unsup-
ported assertion that n free coinage act
would be followed by a rise in the price
Of silver to 129 cents per ounce. He
shows what everybody knows to be
true. that under the Sherman law when
the treasury was buying 81. 900, 900 ounces
aiyear, nearly the entire production OF
the American mines, the price Of silver
fell steadily. and ~pcrtinently inquiries:
What business mar would invest a
postage stamp upon the judgment Of
Bryan as to the future price OF ~sllver?"
Mr. Cowan points out some Of the
consequences that would follow the sud-
den rise In the price Of silver. The Mex
lean dollar, which to-day brings 50 cents
In gold, would Jump up to 100 cents. The
legislation OF the United States, says he,
would thus appreciate the Mexican dol
lar and Mexico would then suffer all
the horrors Of appreciated money, the
very,thing the sllvcrites claim they. are
against.
There would be a crash In Mexican
prices and a sudden arrangement in her
finances would occur such as has never
been seen in her history. The same
thing would betrue of other silver coun-
tries and produce an earthquake In in.
ternatlonal finances. Mr.. cowan further
says:
TINS unsupported assertion OF Mr..
Dryhn, without any ntte:nptta Il iproof, con.
tradlcted by all history is. tho only bnsis
ne urges for q efnngo OF, tho oney.sta ii.
aIustThcr is. n further answer 10 ills
assumptions: lfythe free c~oInago3of sIlyuI
tWlllrnlae It to II Q. per! ounce, In gold. then
y tne gold standard Is NIL right, because Inc
Z silver standard and tho gold standard viii
pcs one, and what, then, Isl MI this talk
ug3ul inc horrors OF the gold I%standard20
.g'Lll.o on tho other handSth price OF silver
h IL mot raised stoIS1 90 fper ounce nv fret
coinage and the dollar under free colnai,e
& simply passes as Mr.JI3ryan says II would
pnss, ny aits bullion value, md its9builion
value should remain us It Is to-day, VIZ
II htaoranbout 20 cents. then Mr.. Bryan; nd.
every who has any life insurance
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SEPTEMBER sALL1Es.

NN 4
AErural Georgia PREACHER, finding The
and preached In his shirt sleeves After
the sermon q good brother, thinking
an editor who was present would make
q sensation OF the Incident, said to.
the pars0n;
! don't suppose; you! knew, when you
pulled on your coat To-Day that one OF
them newspaper fellers was In che
meeting? !"
"Yes, I did" replied the preacher.
But I had my eye on II all the tlme.n'-
Atlanta Constitution.
Mary-Teacher, may I be excused
from school this afternoon? We nre go-
ing to have company.
Teacher-1 don't believe that comes
under any OF the rules granting leaveSof
absence. asN{
Mary (after a moments PAUSE
Please, teacher, I think Il might be
placed under domestic afiiction.""-
Washington Times.
Jaek-rm going up now to see Molly
Maniove.
Bob-say. give me those cigars. old.
man: they will only get broken in your
pocket. I've been there myself.-Puck.i
Mrs. Culture-I don't see what Is the
matter with the magazines. They used
to be full of Intensely interesting ar
ticles. but now they are %dreadfully stu--
pid.
Mr.. Culture ian gomniverous newspa.
per render)| think 1t likely, my dear,
that all the intensely interesting writ
prs have boon engaged by the patent.
medicine proprietors.-Nw York Week
~.
IT see you are busy" said the casual,
visitor, t1ll call again"
No. I'm not busy. I'm only worried"
was the reply.
Anything | can give you advice
about?"
81 don't know. An acquaintance Of
mine has lust organized a new COM
pany, and he says he'll letme In on the.
ground i1loor."
That's good.
II don't know whether tits or not.
The trouble is that when a man let's
you in on the ground floor, you never
know whether his next move will be5to.
put up the structure or dig a sub-cel.
lar."--Washington Star.
did you notice how the audience
wept at that death scene of mine?n
asked Transformer.
Yes. They knew you still. lived" an,
swered his rival hamfatter.-Detrolt
Free Press.
"Hoh!" said Wilbur, when wallle
wanted to- swap an American two-cent
stamp for q silver shilling, you're pref
ty mumpy. l think"
"Mumpy?" asked Wallie. What's
imumpy?" sd
when your check gets big" said VIII
bur.-Harper's Round Table.
Peterson-Do you suppose that young
;Pipps has serious Intentions?
Mrs. Observation-Disclosures. I heard
him ask Laura last night whether you
were n partner in the firm orii IL you
merely worked for a salary-Cleveland
Leader. sBs2T
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For. State Senator-FIrst District,
OLIVER S. MARSHALL.
FIVE POINTS ON MONEY.

T'irst-That there Is not u free coinage
country in the world to-day that Is not on
. silver basis.
seeond-Thntt there Is not n gold.stnnd-
ard country In the world to-day that does
not use silver a. money along with golds
Third-Thnt there Is not u siIrer-stand-
ard country in the world To-day that uses
any gold as money along with silver.
Fourth-Thnt there Is not n si;ver.stnnd.
Erd country IN tho world to-day TINT has
more than one.thirtl as much money In
circulation per capita as the United states
hnvej nnd
Fifth-Thnt there Is not n silvcr.atnnd
nrd country in the world to-day where the
Iaboring man receives fair pay for his
day. work-Jolin G. Carlisle, Secretary OF
lie Trensury.t ~ l5 tE5A5 ~
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The Failure Of Fuuton.

The failure OF the Dcmocrat5Ia and Pop.
ulIsts Of this state to effect a fusion for
state officers and ciectors-at:iarge
after repeated efforts seems to be final.
The Populls.s absolutely refused to sup
port Watts for governor and demanded
the recognition OF their candidate for
vice president. and as the Democrats
would neither withdraw Watts nor rec
ognlze Watson that settled It.
The absolute desperation OF the Dem
ocratic case was manifested by the
length they were willing to SO TO make
the deal and the, earnestness with which
they tried to bring the Populist leaders
to terms.
A party with the confidence OF success
that the Democratic leaders are pro-
Tossing to have when posing before the
public would not sit up all night trying
to barter away public offices for votes,
The desperate attempt to make this deal
and the price that was offered were in
themselves a confession OF weakness.
On the other hand the Populists showed
that they were not the sort OF men to be
bought with u promise of plumber.
There were some high bids made by
the Democratic managers, one OF them
being to sacrifice one OF the best and
most faithful Democrats on their state
ticket, Attorney General Riley. An.
other was to give the Popullsts twenty
state offices, one-thlrd of all the state
boards, their share of the p~ostofices in
the event OF Bryan's election and the
commlssionershlp OF labor to a man
who has spent the past thirty years
fighting the Democratic party.
But even this tempting bait did not
make suckers Of the Populists and
they viii make a campaign for their own
state ticket and poll thousands OF votes
that Mr.. Watts tried to purchase. The
Popullst leaders showed themselves 10
be men who preferred to maintain their
PARTY integrity and to save their organI-
cation. rather than do a thing which;
would inevitably destroy their organi-
zatton and absorb their party into an
other for the sake of a few paltry offices.
The Democrats thus find themselves
at the outset Of the campaign in a less
hopeful position than they have been
pretending to think they were in. It
was hardly needful, however. to waste
80 much time in trying to build up their
fortunes: This is a Republican year In
West Virginia, and the state Is going to
be carried by Atkinson and the Repub-
lican state ticket along with Mckinley,
Hobart, sound money and sound tariff.
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Mr.. C. D. YoNKER. u well known
druggist Of Bowling Green, Ohio, Ia
speaking of Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy. says: II take pleasure In recon-
mending It TO my customers, for l am
certain that it Will always please them.
I sell more of 1t than nll other kinds
put together" For sale by CIR
Goethe. w. W. Irwin, c.. Schnepf. c.
Menkemeller, John KlarI, w. II. Hague.
n. 9. Stewart, RI. Burt, j.. Coleman,
4. o.. Scheale. William M~enkemellcr,
j. G.. Ehole. Wheeling; Bowie E&T Co
Bridgeport: B. +. Peabody G. Son, Ben.
wood, .IEt.E
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Some time ago we. sold a fine Up.
right Plano In an ~ebonized
case, to a prominent resident; of this
city. who. owing to the loss of his POSI-
ton. Is compelled to part with the in
strument.5 In order to sell 1t at once,
we offer 1t for s2S5 on payments of s25
cash and $40 per month, or s265 cash.
The piano Is In perfect condition, hay-
Ing been very carefully. used and shows
no sign, OF wear. IT can be seen at our
store 1910 Market street.
T. W. BANNER CO.
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When the greatest government. In the
world. when this country, which Is the
greatest producer of silver in the world,
offers 81 % an ounce for silver at Its mints.
what. nation In the world will sell silver
for less?-Reglster.
That is a pertinent question. Now will
you inform us how you know that your
proposed legislation is going to raise the
price of silver to sl,29 an ounce, and If
1t should, where would the benefit to
the people come In? What advantage
Is there in thu theory that would raise
the market price of the silver dollar to
the market price OF the gold dollal and
make 1t just as hard to get? How would
that change present conditions?
who but the owner OF the. silver bull
lion is going to benefit by that process?
Yuor complaint about gold Is that 1t Is
dear" money, and now you propose to
make silver dear" money. If you
make, as you vainly hope to make, the
silver in the 16 to l dollar worth 100
cents, please inform US how willsit be
any easier for the people to obtain that
dollar worth 100 cents than aSdollar OF
our present money worth 100 cents
This is a question which has been FREE
quently asked of Mr.. Bryan and he has
perslstently refused to answer It. Per-
haps the Register will be able to do
what the boy metaphorlst has failed to
lido.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-05

BY using THE New Great South
American Kidney Cure.""This new rem
edy Is 4 great surprise on account OF
its exceeding promptness In relieving
pain in the Kidneys. Bladder and Back
in male or female. 1t relieves retcn-
tlon OF water. and pain In passing Il
almost Immediately. Save yourselves
by using this marvellous cure. Its use
will prevent fatal consequences in al
most all cases by Its great alternative
and healing powers. Sold by R. II.
List. Druggist. Wheeling. W: Va. No.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-05

New York World tDem.): Vermont Is
almost exclusively n farming state. II
has no city OF consequence within It's
bordess-not one that Is Included 'in{the
census list of the n hundred largest
cities and towns, though TINT list runs
down;t to towns OF only 10000 inhabitants.
Its people, are almost exclusively aEri-
cultural In their pursuits.
Thhy mny therefore fairly be taken as
representatives of the agricultural sem
timent, to which the free silver adyo-
Gates make their strongest appeals,
We'll, these Vermont farmers have
given a plurality OF 39,O93sfor the party
whieh3ha the good luck this year to be
for honest money.
In 1882 they gavea Republican plural
lily of only 10. 25G. The doubling or this
plurality does not lonk like n stampede
ofLthc farmers to the free silver cause.
The simple fact Is thnt the people arc
not deceived. The farmers are no more
TO be mlslcd than the w%orkingmen. and
neither class believes thatItrwill be. hen
.eAted by ohenpcnlng OF tho dollar and
a Reputation Of debts.
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THEORIES of cure may be discussed
at length by physicians, but the suffer-
ers want quick relief; and Ono Minute
Cough Cure will give. It to them. Asafn
cure for children. It Is "the only harm
less remedy that produces immediate
results" Charles r. Goethe, corner
Twelfth and Market streets: Bowie &
Co. Bridgeport: Peabody & Son, Ben.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-05

Col. John T. McGraw in the role Of
tempter at Cl%arksburg wasn't a success.
How could he buy the Populist vote with
the promise OF patronage when the pa
tronage will not be his to dispense?
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catnrrh and Colds Relieved III 10 70 GO

One short puff OF the breath through
the Blower, supplied with each bottle OF
pr. AEnew;s Catarrhal Powder, uifruses
his Powder over tAe surface of the
nasal Passages. Painless and delight
ful to use. It relieves Instantly, and
permanently cures Catarrh, Hay Fer.
Cold; Headache. Sore Throat, sTonsIli.
tts and Deafness. 80 cts. Sold by r. II.
list and Logun Drug Co. s&wy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-05

Though a blue-biooded Kentucklan
General Buckner still lives in the log
house in which he was born. There
ought to be enough Jeffersonlan simplic-
lily about this fact to catch Democratic
votes.
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CHOLERA morbus, cholera lntantum,
d!arrhoea, ~dyscntery, and al. those other
deadly enemies to tho lille ones are In
tfalllbly cured by Dr. Fowler'ss Ext. OF
Wild Strawberry.
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The 1%ntelllgcncer sincerely hopes that
the Democratic committee will keep Mr..
Dryden on the stump until the setting
OF the sun the day before election. AS a
dispenser of crowds and provoker OF
cheers for Mckinley he Is a bowling sue
Cess.
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1%EtKrnosR suubEis.
Editorinl Room. ssJ. Counting Room saa.
WHEELING, sErTEmnER ), 1900.
For Presidential Electors.

At Large.
JAMES P.S,FfTcH. OF Mononsaila co. ,
s.SB. RATHBoNE. OF Writ county.
District Electors.
First-HENRY RAYMOND. Harrison co.
second-w. A. CHAPLINE. Jefferson CO,
Third-JoHN CooRER, OF Mercer county.
Fourth-J. W. vANDERVoRT. Wood co.
For, Congress.
First Dlstrict.-B. b. DoVENER. Ohio co.
seeond-A. G.. DAYTON. OF Barbour CO.
Third-CtP.aDoRR OF Webster co.
Fourth-WARREN MILLER. Jackson CO.
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IT is actual merit that has given
Hoods Sarsaparilla the first place
among medicines. 1t Is the One True
Blood Purifier and nerve tonic,
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lTSdoesn,t matter muchtwhethcr sick
headache: b%lllousness, indigestion and
constipation arc caused by neglect or.
by Unavoidable circumstances; De-
Wits LittleS Early Risers will speedily
cure thenn5an. Charlas4R r. Goethe. corner
IwelfthSand MARKET streets Bowie &
Co.. Br!dsen0rt;$ Peabody SonSSBcn:
wood, IL
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CASToRTa.

FIRE Sale OF Shoes to-day Mt 11i3
Main street. TEE; &C, SHOEjCc,
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One OF the best speeches ever heard
here was listened to last night. There
Is no better platform orator than Hon.
Sam Burdette, Of Charleston. and he Ii
no boy orator. at that. He deals with.
the questions OF the day In the manly
way that appeals to rcason and not to
passion.
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The Republicans were strictly in It
last night and they will be lasainl to-day.
and tonight. Tho air about Wheeling
is full Of sound money sentiment and It
Us growing thicker every day. The,
masses In Ohio county are not going to
repeat the mistake Of 1892. The bitter
experiences OF the past four years have
been great educators.
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Already the Popocratlc organs ore re-
ferring sneerinsly to Buckner as a mil
llonalre." Well, what Is Sewall?
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there Is o. sentiment connected with.
their choice aside from me merepartisan
advantage involved tits that in this
light on the part OF the people who are
far the preservation OF the credit and
financial honor OF the country nll sec.
ltlonal! feeling has been wiped out.
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We do not like to DO called Anareh-
lists says Mr., bryan. Nobody calls you
and thousands Of misguided people who
follow you Anarchists, Nj. Bryan, but
many do Say that some OF the company
YOU are In have lcanlnss that way, and
that the platform on which you stand.
has IN one or twootits planka, a decided
tendency In that direction. Moreover,
sons OF your appeals to class prejudice
TO get yiites, while they may not be so
intended, have o tendency to SOW the
sesdsS Of anarchy In the minds OF igno-
rant people.
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STATE REPUBLICAN TICKET.

#... HaerI i'll. - . .I.t
For Governor.
G. ". ATKINSON.
OF Ohio county.
For Auditor,
: L. NJ. LAFoLLETTE.
OF Taylor county.
For Treasurer,
NJ. A. KENDALL.
OF Wood county.
For Attorney General.
E. P. RUCKER.
of Mcdowell county.
For Superintendent OF Sch
J.. R. TRoTTER,
Of Upshur county.
For Judge OF Court OF Appeals.
H. C. McwHoRTER.
Of Kanawha county.
-.Haa eHaIH|H ea-HH# ea.r
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Peterson-Do you suppose that young
Pipps has serious intentions?
Mrs. Peterson-Undoubtedly. I heard
him ask Laura last night whether you
were a partner in the firm oriif you
merely worked for a salary-Cleveland
Leader. BEgsa
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[The INTELL1GENCER embracing its
several editions, Is entered In tina POST
once Mt Wheeling, ". Va, as sccond-class
mattcr.l
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Ohio County Republican Ticket.

-aan.-A -A a4 sHN-r#
For: Sheriff,
H. C. RICHARDS.
For Clerk OF County Court,
RICHARD ROBERTSON.
For Clerk OF Circuit Court
CHARLES H. HENNING.
For Prosecuting Attorney.
WILLIAM C. MEYER
For Assessor City.
ADDISON ISRAEL.
For Assessor Country,
ROBERT ANDERSON.
For County Surveyor.
ROBERT HAZLETT.
For House OF Delegates,
H. F. BEHRENS.
W. H. BLON.
7. NJ. GART1N.
w. Fl. c. CURTIS.
For State Senator-FIrst District,
OLIVER S. MARSHALL,
4 OF Hancock County.
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"Hoh!" said Wilbur, when wallie
wanted to swap an American two-cent
stamp for q silver shilling, you're pref
ty mumpy,I Think
"Mumpy?"nE asked Tallie. "Whnt,s
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when your check gets big" said VIII
lbur-Harper'S Round Table HG9SlE
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did you notice how the audience
wept at that death scene OF mine?,
asked transformer.
Yes. They knew you still. lived" an
swered his rival hamfatter.-Detroi.
Free Press. fi5l
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Copt. Q. E. Doyencr's Appo.ntmeots
Notice 10 Rep5abscan ciubs Of ". Va.

BICYCLES:
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The fnzst stock in the market received
daily. lTIenty years. experience makes IL
hardly Gecessary to comment on the quail.
pre-eminent in size, quality and flavor.
All orders receive prompt md careful
attention.
o:N. TAYLOR.
Established 1876. Al Fourteenth street.
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First District Judicial Ticket

Joseph R. PAUL..
Of Ohio county.
H. C. HERvEY.
OF Brooke county.
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wv course we can't stand liklier d.
looted in that manner we are willin,
enuif to dtloot the currency, with wlcii
we pay for litker, but want our llkker
full strength. We cooden't help 1t, but
that nlte'we slncd and sent to our repre-
seatntire.a a reniOnstrance agIn the sill
Yer bill. The Corners Is now for a hon
est currency. Wood. Q wood, that we
he'd sum NV It.
PETRoLEuMSN. Massey,
Flnanseer,
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q hmuaaIer ertappt.

Die Soqbeamten am pier Oes 8remer
2lopo in Sobofen iinb pieoer einmal
elnem eroben S6mussel auf bic Spur
sstommen. Dtit oem Dampier ,,@ms"
lanste Elm pafasier an. Der in ber
Sblffsliits oils Wlbael 9arrotti einse'
trasen 1T Sn ben faIi6en Seitenpdn.
ben uno 8oben ieines 8offers fano man
500 Stiif SuneIeu i'm 8eiammtiperibe
BON msbr als $4,000. Wan bislt bic
@ntoeduns Anfanes eebelm. ea man
slaubte. SurrOtti iei nur Der Isent zines
Ooer mebrerer 4uftrGsseber. Die Be'
taperten Supe!en puroen in ben filr
Sdmusselsesenitdnoe betimmten 8uum
IN Der Barge Office sebrabt, 8arrotli
Aber in @aiS Sslano internirt. Die
gntoeduns oss sansen S6mueseIs ee'
lbub auf eIne 8abslcepeids bin, pelGs
Der 8eSlerunas' 4sent BON Der anoeren
Sete seidnbt bate. 8arrotti fam, um
leOen 8eroabt absulenten, IN Dem 3pI'
lhenosd. 2llS man lbn unleriubte. ers
tlarte er, ct babe eur NIbts pon Nerlt
bel iib uuC bel ibm isIbr flnO ii6 aud
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pdren nur 8Islber. Snipsttor DOnopu,
uuteliubte absr ben &Oifer senau unt
entosdle ibIlebllb. oab be 8offsrpdnc'
bUppeIt ielen. Wtan ttennte bic Doppsl'
pdnoe ab uno nun famsn Dtamanter
uno BerIen. &nee. ubren, RaOeln uni
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fberu. 8drrottI brad ais er iid ent
bstt lab. sulammen. Sntsl Sam MIL
iiber be felte 8eute nibi psnis idmun
,e[n,
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Stunt 9 bio. Staetsolepo.
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partner Der brma \ 3. Gbrnsp & 80 IT.
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lars fur leoen 6nl BON Satatrb bejabIfu miro
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MI Bei6Uoren Dor mir uno untet
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WV am 6 September u 8 $50
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