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INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 31.-The cam
paign in Indiana closed tonight with
the return of General Harrison from
his second tour of Indiana and big
demonstrations by both parties in this
city.
Chairman Martin OF the Democratic
state committee figures that Bryan will
carry the state by 10000 He starts
with the state as it stood in 1892, that
is, 1000 Democratic. He says he ex-
poets 10000 Populist votes. the fusion
being satisfactory; 10000 silver Repub-
lican votes and 5000 Prohibition votes.
From this he deducts 5.000 his esti-
mate of the gold Democratic vote, thus
obtaining the result of 0,000 The Re
publican managers claim the state by
from so 600 to $4,000, basing this claim
upon their poll and the expectation Of
capturing the large doubtful vote
shown by it. An estimate by counties.
based upon their last poll. giving the
Democrats so per cent of this doubtful
-ote. gives the state to Mckinley by
i2e. 700. elects nine of the - Republican
candidates for congress and gives the
Ssputiicans 80 of the 10 members of
the legislature or Joint ballot. TIE
Democrats claim eight of the congress-
men ano a majority in the legislature.
due to fusion in 80 legislative districts.
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HANNA IS NERVY,
Being Absolutely Correct-Bryan's
Views.

CHICAGO, Oct. 31.-Chairman Hanna
of the Republican national commit
tee furnishes the following to the
press this morning:
Il am confident the strength of Nc
Kinley and Hobart in the electoral
college, as the result of next Tuesdays
election, will be not less than 81 votes.
This estimate is made upon figures
just received from chairmen of Sne
state committees. The result of the
final polls indicate the vote by states
will be as follows:
Mckinley, safe.-California. 8; Con-
necticut, 6; Delaware, s: Illinois, "a;
Indiana, Is: Iowa, IS; Kentucky, Is;
10; Michigan, IA; Minnesota, 8; New
Hampshire, 4; New Jersey, 10; New
York, SO; Nebraska, s; North Carolina,
II; North Dakota, 8; Ohio, %; Oregon,
4; Pennsylvania, 80; Rhode Island, 4;
South Dakota, 4; Tennessee, y; Yer
mont, 4; West Virginia, s; Wisconsin,
u; Wyoming. 8. Total--311.
ginia. u: Washington, T. Totals.
Doubtful-Missouri, II; Texas. Is.
Total-32.
.Bryan.-Alabama II: Arkansas, 8;
Colorado, 4; Florida, 4; Georgia, IS;
Louisiana, 8; Mississippi. 9; Montana,
8: Nevada 8; South Carolina, 8; Utah,
8; Idaho, g. Totals.
M. A HANNA
Osceola, Ia, Oct. 31.-When Mr.
Bryan was shown the table as to the
estimate Of Chairman Hanna of the
Republican national committee and
asked if he had anything to say, he
laughed and said:
Il shall leave the national commit
tee to issue estimates, but if 1 were to
express an opinion on his (Mr. Han
na's) table, 1 should say that fully
one-half of the electoral votes which
he counts upon will be found in the
free silver column. Unless reports
which come to US from various states
are entirely erroneous, We shall have
considerably more than 800 electoral
votes
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COLORADO.
DENVER

DENVER. Colo, Oct 31-Indications
are that Bryan will carry Colorado by
a majority Of 10000. Senator Wolcott.
who leads the Mckinley forces, hopes
TO secure $1,000 votes, but the Bryan man
ayers will not concede Mckinley more
than 250o0 which. would give Bryan over
100000 majority. There are three state
tickets, fusion of Democrats and silver
a fusion of Populists and National Silver
party led by Judge Bailey, both for Bryan
eiectcrs,s and a straight Republican Nc
Kinley ticket headed by Judge Allen
The Adams people tonight claim the ex-
governors election by 10000 Mr.. Baileys
managers assert that Judge Bailey will
carry this state by fully 10000 and that
Al,en VIII be second in the race. EX
Governor Waite is also a candidate for
governor, but is not regarded as a fac
tor
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GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, Ga. Oct, 31.-The result
in Georgia is problelnaticaI. The Pop
uIists having Withdrawn their electoral
ticket in Mr. Watson's own state, the
Bryan and SeWall electors Will receive
not only the practically solid vote of
the Democrats, but also great many
from the Populists. It is not believed
that the Palmer and Buckner ticket in
this state VIII be polled by as many as
5000 voters. Mckinley viii get the solid
vote of the Republicans. It is esfli-
mated that The Democratic plurality will
be approximately $4,000, the Democratic
state ticket receiving $4,000 ma ority
in the October elections. There seems
to be no doubt that every Democratic
nominee for Congress viii be elected.
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OREGON rs CLOSE.

PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. 31.-Oregon
has been carefully canvassed by both
Republicans and fusionists. The strong
showing of the Populists in the con-
gressional election last June has served
to mend the breach in local Republican
ranks. Conservative Republican man
ayers estimate McKinley's majority at
from $500 to 5000, while the fusionfsts
claim the state for Bryan by from 1000
to 5000. The fusionist electors are all
pledged to Watson.
Ex-Governor Tillman of South Caro-
lima, Judge Hurley of Wisconsin and
Ex-Governor Pennoyer of Oregon have
been the principal speakers for the
Democrats and Populists, while the
Republicans have had Boutelle, Butter
worth, Shoemaker, Mccall, Apsley
and Porter, besides well known sound
money advocates of the northwest.
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LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. S1-Reliable
information from all the parishes of
Louisiana indicates that the election of
Tuesday next will result as follows:
Bryans majority in the state, $4,000 10
10000. The four Populist electors who
are on the regular Democratic ticket,
as a result of the fusion Of Democrats
and Populists, viii cast their votes for
Bryan and Watson, leaving four cleo
toral votes to be cast for Bryan and
Sewall by Louisiana. The Republicans
have a good chance to carry the Third
district.
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HEADQUARTERS CLOSE.

CHICAGO. Oct BIN. A. Hanna
rolled down his mahogany desk tonight
and at the same time practically closed
the presidential campaign Of 1895. SO
far as the Republican party is con-
cerned.
Senator Jones likewise closed the
Democrats headquarters and the army
of party workers throughout sle nation
win resi- on their arms until e1ect-on
morning, when they will marshal the
voters for the battle at the polls.
The campaign leaders on both sides
gave public utterances to their serene
confidencs that victory would crown
their fight for the sufrages OF the cit
liens, and that spirit was reflected in
the general enthusiasm at the various
party headquarters.
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NEW YORK. Oct 31.-Thomas Es-
trada Palma of the Cuban junta re-
ceived a letter dated Oct. Is at Rio
Hondo, Pinar Del Rio province, from
Francisco Frexas, adjutant in tI-e Gu
ban army and secretary to General
Maceo. Referring to engagements be-
tween Maceos forces and the Spanish
troops in Pinar Del Rio, he writes in
part as follows:
Tt amuses the general tMaceo) to
read in the Havana press, which he
calls the Weyler newspapers the re-
ports issued at the palace giving sucn
glowing accounts of glorious victories
said to have been won by the Spanish
troops over our forces. 1t seems that,
according to the Spanish press re-
ports, we have never won a single
victory. These reports may perhaps
deceive some over-credulous people. buL
they must certainly give a very poor
idea Of their own government to the
thousands of Spanish soldiers who. ir
hard-fought engagements on Sept. %,
"a and q and Oct. and were utterly
routed by the forces of General Ma
coos command.
The general. who is never himself
over-anxious TO report his own tri-
unphs, requests me to tell you that
he will write as soon as other urgent
occupations will allow. This, however.
he orders me to say in advance, that
the recent defeats inflicted on the
enemy have so raised the spirits of our
men that it is now a hard task for us
to keep them from tackling the Span
iards, even when our policy consents
that we refrain from doing it.
Our dynamite gun has given The
best results. We judge by our more
recent enga genients that Spanish
troops who have once seen the havoc
wrought by it, will hereafter try to
keep out of it's range. We must have
as many of the machines as possible
and plenty of stuff for them.
The expedition brought by Brigadier
Riu Rivera reached US, even to the
last cartridge"
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KANSAS.

Topeka, Kan. Oct. S1.-The Demo-
Gratis and Populists who have fused on
state, electoral and congressional tick
cts, claim the state by not less than
10000. The Republicans managers is
sued statement todey in which the
electoral vote is claimed for Mckinley
by 10000 majority. The fusion forces
say they will carry four and possibly
five Of the congressional districts and
elect a legislature that will choose a
free silver man for the United States
senate
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WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE,, Oct. 91.-The cam
paign in Wisconsin is over. the Repub-
licans and Democrats have issued their
final orders and estimates, and now the
voters will do the rest.
The Republicans have put up a splen-
did campaign in Wisconsin. Chairman
Coe of the state committee issued a
statement today claiming the state by
$4,000 plurality for Mckinley and SEQ
field, and the election of the whole con-
gressional delegation. Bets are to 1
that Mckinley carries the state by over
$4,000 plurality.
Perfect fusion between Dem
ocrats and Populists obtains on the
electoral, state, congressional, legislat-
i've and many county tickets.
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TENNE.SSEE.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct 31-Both par
ties are laying claims to Tennessee, the
Republicans by majority of 5000 TO
5000, the Democrats from $4,000 to
$1,000. So far as the national ticket is
concerned there is no question of
Democratic success. AS between eX-
Governor r. L. Taylor and G. II. Till
man. Democratic and Republican CUB
ernator.al candidates respectively, the
situation is badly mixed, yet the former
in his campaign has been accorded
every evidence OF heroic support by his
party. There is no fusion on president
iaI electors
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NEW

TRENTON, N. j., Oct 31-The con-
test in this state has been bitter one
and the situation at its close is very
complex L. F. Fuller, chairman of
the Peoples party executive commit
tee, claims that Bryan viii carry the
state by comfortable majority, but
this the Republicans dispute. With
the vice-presidential nominee a resi-
dent of this state, they claim that the
carrying of the state for Mckinley and
Hobart is an assured fact.
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FORECAST OF TUESDAYS ELECTION
Best Information obnabIe
Political ies--AnI Interesting Symposium.

Quincy. The Democrats and Populists
have fused.
Republican managers claim the state
by $4,000, and the Democrats say they
viii carry it by 10000. Common opin-
ion is that the Republicans will safe
~ carry the state. The Republicans
claim every one of the eleven congress
men; the Democrats claim they have
good chances to carry five. Indications
are the Republicans are practically
sure OF nine and that the Democrats
have fighting chances for two.
The state tickets will run with the
national tickets and the Republicans
confidently claim the election of their
ticket
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cnNNECTICUT.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Oct. 31.-Chair-
man Troupe. &C the Democratic state
committee, sa.ld today that, based on
che figures submitted by the members
of the state committee at yesterdays
meeting. Mckinley had an apparent
majority of 5000 in the state. Person
ally, he believes that Mr.. Bryan viii
carry The state by a good comfortable
working majority.
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FLORIDA.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct 31-The
indications are that Florida will give
her four electoral votes to BRYAN and
SewalI next Tuesday. though the gold
Democrats and Republicans express
their selves as not without hope. The
legislature, which is Overwhelmingly
Democratic, viii elect a successor to
United States Senator Call.
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MAINE.

PORTLAND. Ne. ocr. s1-Since the
September election nothing has been
done IN politics in Maine, both parties
Stacking their exertions The four
congressman being already elected by
an agreed plurality Of 40, 500, no oth,ar
element than choice of presidential
electors comes into the struggle, and
the election Will be quiet and orderly
Mckinley will probably get $4,000 ma
joritv
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND. VT, Oct 31.-virginia
votes Tuesday for presidential electors
and congressman only, and the prospect
is that very large vote viii be brought
out. The canvass has been one of the
most heated in years and personal feel
ing has entered very largely into it,
especially between the regular and the
National Democrats, Both the Repub-
lean and Democratic parties claim the
state and national ticket. but will give
no figures. There is hardy reason for
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WEST VIRGINIA.

WHEELING, w. Va, Oct S1.-Chair-
man NJ. o. Dawson, of the Republican
committee, claims West Virginia by
5000, and Chairman Edmiston, of the
Democratic committee, by from 5000 to
10000. The chances seem 20 favor the
Republicans, as they have had the best
organization in the history of the state.
The Democrats figure that the detection
in the party win be offset by gain
among free silver Republican farmers
and among laboring men.
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NEW HaMPsHnRas.

CONCORD N. H, Oct. S1-The ut
most confidence is felt at Republican
headquarters. McKinley's plurality is
fixed at 10000, with a probability of
these figures being increased. The
legislature viii show Republican gains
and they expect a two-thirds majority
in each branch
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IS THE ISLAND
WURTH THE POWDER?
A Pointed Query by the London
Globe.

With the Two Staple Industries of
Cuba Ruined Almost Past Mend
From Her For n Long Time to
Come, With Spain on the Verge of
Bankruptcy, How Can the Island
BE of Use to the Spanish NatiOns
-MaceO's Criticism OF WeyIer.
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MISSISSIPPI.

JACKSON, Miss, Oct. 31-Mississippi,
never looked upon as doubtful, has ex-
perienced quiet campaign except when
disturbed by rival candidates for con-
greSs. State Chairman Mixer claims
1t for Democracy by $4,000. 1t has only
straight tickets
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VERMONT.

MONTPELIER, VT, Oct. Silt is
not expected that Vermont. which has
been for years classed in the sure Re-
publican states, will furnish anything
of a sensation next Tuesday. The
chairman of the state central commit
tee places McKinley's majority at
% l00
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MONTANA.

BUTTE, Mont, Oct 81 1t is gem
orally conceded that the entire state
fusion ticket will be elected in Mon
tana, and that Bryan will carry the
state and Congressman Hartman, the
silver Republican candidate, will be re-
elected over o. F. Goddard, (Gold),
by $4,000 majority.
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in all probability give its electoral vote
to Mckinley by upwards CT 10000 plu-
raaity. The only uncertain element in.
the state is the labor vote in Balti-
more.
The indications also point to the GER
gressmen, which would be an increase
of one. It is possible shat they may
gain two. The only district OF which
the Democrats are sure IS the Fir:t
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NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, N. c., Oct. 31.-None of
the chairmen, Republican, Democratic
or Populist, will venture a prediction
of the result, state or national and all
admit that the mystery is in the silent
rural vote
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LOVES TRANSPORTATION

Ne more unto the myths Of Old
Sweet Love delighted clings:
For Love rides on bicycle.
AID Love has lost his wings. e.,
No more the romance of the past
A pleasing thrill imparts:
For Love upon bicycle
NoT chases human hearts. q
Alas. the happy. happy days,
But--cool my burning brow;
For Love wheels down the dusty ways,
AID Loves a schorcher now,
Atlanta Constitution
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ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND MEN
Number Estimated to Have
Paraded in New York.
WAS A GREAT SCENE
HAS NEVER BEEN ANYTHING LIKE
1T BEFORE.

Remarkable Feature Was the Dis
play OF Colors-Bankers and Bro
kers Were Among the Most De-
mOnstrative In the Great ThrOnS
Some Queer COstunes-CrOWd
Along the Route Reached About
100000.
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ARKANSAS.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Oct. 31-The
election in Arkansas next Tuesday Will
be for eight electors and six congress
men, the state election having occurred
congressional delegation VIII probably
be returned. The Republicans have
full electoral and congressional tickets
in the field. The Populists made no
nominations for congress, and will
support the Democratic candidates ex-
cept in Congressman McRae's district.
J. r. Sovereign, of the fusion electors,
is ineligible on account of his failure
TO pay his poll tax. The governor
claims the power to name his sue
cessor, and will do so after the cleo
ton. The Republicans will contest the
right of the governor to do so, and the
courts will be called upon to settle the
oI.estion
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ALABAMA.

BIRMINGHAM Ala. Oct. s1.-A con-
servative estimate, considerably below
that of Chairman Shelley Of the cam
Paisn committee, places Bryan's major
ity at 10000 The middie-of-the-road
element Swill stick to Watson. but its
strength has been over-estimated.
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE. Oct s1.-The leaders
OF the two big parties continue to claim
everything, but conservative Demo
Gratis acknowledge that the state viii
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EVANS GROWS
ENTHUSIASTIC
He Also Imparts That Feeling to
a Big Audience.
GREAT MEETING IN OGDEN
HOW HANNA MOUNTED TO HIS
HIGH POSITION.

81 an Not a Religious Fanatic, But L
verify Believe the Divine Hand Is
Controlling In This Contest
Bryan the Greatest Political
Proselyter the World Has Ever
Seen.
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IOWA.

DIES MONIES, Ia. Oct sL-The
campaign in Iowa, which practically
closed tonsgfla, has been the most ac-
tive and absorbing the state ever knew.
Both sides have conducted vigorous and
well-organized campaigns. Cochran.
Allison, Thurstcn, Horr, Palmer, and
Buckner; Sicicles, sAlger, General How
ard, Senators Stewart and Teller: w.
T. Maeon, Of Chicago; Foraker and
other natfonal characters as we'll as a
multitude Of lesser lights have taken
active parts. Mr.. Bryan has thrice
crossed the state, the last time today.
when he ila1 immense meetings along
tbs line Of the Chicago, Burlington &
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vote. so that the Democrats of the
country VIII hereafter stand on DEM
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All linen used by the up-to-date house
keeper is pure white now. No colored
bcrdered towels or tablecloths are con-
sidered refined any more.
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norm CLAIM WASHINGTON.

doubt. however. that it will go Demo
cratic
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Triibere NrdFoentetttu a ble em.

Ndt prdlibenten Der Ser. Staaten
baben Bis lebt ni9t bic Mebrbeit Der
Skinner, ibrer Mitbiireer erbalten.
9ieie a6t maren Polt, SaDlor, 8u=
danan, 2inculn in 1860, Sapes, 8ar=
felb, GlepelanD.in 1884 uno SarriIon.
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jeoer Der Brdlioenten ieit syafIon Die
pralioentidaft erbielt:
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tGt.
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tat iiber alle.
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ritdt.
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Maioritdt.
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iiber Glab bon 38, ,175, aber Slap uno
Sirnep Suiammen batten eine Waiori=
tdt iiber Polf BON "a, 1875. Bolt mar
Der erte Prd lioent, Der bon elmer Mi.
noritdt bes 8olfspotums getpdblt
tpur6e.
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tat iiber @ab bon 139,557, aber
SAB uno 8an 8uren suiammen eine
W&ajoritdt iiber i'm BON 81, FOG.
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oon So, 747 iiber Scott unb Sobn g.
Sale.
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ralitdt bon 1865 iiber 6remont,
allein Sremont uno 5illmore cine Ma-
iDritdt iiber i'm bon 377, ,629.
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litdt iiber Douglas bon 1876, mar
aber in elmer Mtinpritdt bon 944, ,049
I'M 8pltstotum.
1864 = Sincoln's Maioritdt mar
4O7, ,342.
1000 0rants Malorltaf mar
sos, ,456.
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@reelep mar 762, ,99l unb feline Maip=
ritdt iiber ale mar 728,975.
1876 - Siloen's Yluralitdt iiber
Sapes mar 250,935 uno Ieine Dtaiori=
tdt iiber ole mar l57 .O37.
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SancOd mar 7Ol8, aber er mar in Der
Minpritdt BON 4l2,2
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litdt BON 62, ,683 iiber Blaine, aber i'm
@eiammtpotum mar ct in elmer Mtino=
ritdt bon 234, ,315.
1888 - Glepelano's Yluralitdt ilber
Sarriion war 98,Ol7, pdbreno Die 8e-
iammt Maioritat iiber SarriiOn lid
auf sos, $50 belief.
1892 - @lebelanb iiber 6arrilpn
308, 80; iiber Sarrilpn uno Meaper
1872.
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Gi1cnbabnttn0IiiG.

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Oaalla, 9teb., miro semeloet : Sin
pOlt5us bon SenOer entsleiite seiter1l
bier auf Der Union Pacifiie Yabn.
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