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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-04-01
NOT DISPOSED TO ou1pp1r.

While the two urehins who had ad-
iourned to the alley il the rear OF the
barn to fight were stripping for ac-
tion, the larger one said:
"Kid, I'll let ye OF if ye're 'fraid. 1
can lick ye in two minutes. I'm ten
pounds heavier'n you be-"
"That's all right" responded the
other. eff you'd wash the dirt off'n
that mug O. your'n we'd weigh bout
the same.
The fight that Immediately followed
was the fiercest one the neighborhood
had seen for many a day, and it is
with a melancholy satisfaction the his
torian records the fact that the smaller
boy whipped. Chicago Tribune.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-04-01
HUMOR OF THE DAY.

"That's fine clock" "Yes;
cuckoo. - Yale Record.
A superAuous man is now known as
a third wheel to q bicycle.
The silent partner is the member
whose money talks for him.
Ten to one, If the hen was sweet
singer she wouldn't lay so many eggs.
West Union Gazette.
Before buying a dog, be sure it is
not so worthless that you can't give II
away. .-Atchison Globe.
Any man can give a good account
of himself; but other people will not
always believe it.-Puck.
Beggar-"Hold on This is bad
quarter" Grymes-"Well, you can
get rid of it as easily as did. Puck.
Many o man gets the idea that fame
has her eye on him when she is only
gazing over his head at some one else.
The woman whose sleeves will hard
ly allow her to pass through door
way, can still go through her husbands
pockets at night. Truth.
There are some men who are willing
to admit that they can't sing, but
every one of them thinks he Is d good
Judge of human nature. Truth.
Mrs. Cobwigger-"Now, Freddy,
if you're not good boy, I'll send you
to bed without any dinner" Freddy
"Say, ma, what are we going to have
for dinner ?"-Trutb.
Mother-"Now, Willie, you've been
eating mince pies till you've made
yourself i'll. shall have to send for
the doctor" Willie--'I say, if you
are sending for the doctor may 1 have
another mince pie? 1t won't make
any difference, you know. Moon
shine.
Dismal Dawson-'I see o funny
thing in the paper some days sense.
1t said that Queen Elizabeth always
wanted to run away when she seed
sheriff's officer" Everett Wrest-'I
wonder ef it is possible that royal
blood flows in your veins ?"-Wash-
ington Star.
Old Quiverful-"And SO you want
to take our daughter from us; you
want to take her from us suddenly
without word of warning?" Young
Goslow-"Not at all, sir. Ii theIe is
anything about her you want to warn
me against, I'm willing to listen. -
Washington Star.
"No," said the man who picks up
bits of wisdom whenever he can, 81
never like to hear BlYnkins start out
to show how all the Indebtedness Of
the country can be liquidated and
financial affairs put into shape at short
notice" "Why not?" "He nearly
always winds up by borrowing $2 on
his own account Washington Star.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-04-01

DR.. S. Weir Mitchell, in his address
at Radcliffe College the other dav
said; Zone of the requirements for
admission to college should be phvsi.
cal examination, as it is at Amherst.
and during the college course the girls
should not be allowed to neglect gym.
nastic work, since regularity of exer-
else is OF the greatest importance. But
1t is mistake for women to think that
they can keep up to the standard OF
work that men set for themselves. 1t
is this disregard of their natural limi.
tatlons which causes so many women
to break down. Two very important
results of college training are the
cultivation OF the power of quick per.
ception and the habit of using the
English language carefully in every.
day life. There shonld be a chair for
daily English in every college. A
most deplorablo result of spending
four years in college would be to lose
all interest in the world outside of
books, and to let dressing the mind
keep you from giving care to dressing
the body. May this never happen at
Radcliffe"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-04-01
Wanlpun.

This is the English name for the
she'll beads used for ornament and as
currency among the northern tribes of
Indians previous to the settlement of
the country. They were made chiefly
on Long Island and around New York
Bay, and were of two kinds, one made
of conch or periwinkle shells and the
other of hard clam shells. The max
ing of wampum, to be sold for orna-
ments, has been carried on for nearly
a hundred years by the Campbell fam
lily at Paseack, N. j., and they are
now said to be the only persons who
know how to bleach aud soften the
conch shells used in making white
wampum or to drill holes through the
still harder calm shells that are made
into the more valuable black or deep
purple wampum. The coneh shells
are brought from West Indian ports
by schooners. The clam shells are Of
the largest size obtainable, the small
er ones being too thin for the pur-
pose.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-04-01
A Remarkable Natural Bridge.

One of the many natural wonders Of
Arizona scenery just made accessible
by the opening up OF new rail and
stage roads is u remarkable natural
bridge, in the Tonto basin, not far
from Flagstaff The bridge is 800
feet long and spans a canon some 200
feet deep, at the bottom Of which fows
the river. The bridge is Of rock, and
is perfectly proportioned. The under
side is gracefully arched and the upper
perfectly level The walls OF the canon
are honeycombed with caves, in which
are a great profusion of stalaetites and
stalagmites.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-04-01
Speak 1t Out Loud.

Don't SIT down ana wait for trade,
faint tho way.
Get a hustle, make show,
Push your business make 'er gui
Don't sit down and wait for trade,
rHtn't the way,
rain't the way.
II you've anything 10 sell.
Tell Il out.
Let your neighbors see you're "hy,
Get up "bargalns, " dcn'r say die;
II you've anything 20 sell
Tell il Ou',
fell Il OIt.
Folks won't know you IL you done
Advertise.
Keep things moyin' every day
Talk about il that's the way
Folks won't know you ~ you don't
Advertise,
Advertise
Prluler lak
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-04-01
Wasted Energy.

Country Sam King owned clock
which he wound daily for fifteen
years. A short time ago Mr.. King
and all the members OF his household
went away, and were absent from
home an entire week. When they re.
turned King noticed that the clock
was still running and concluded some
body had been in the house. Nothing
was missing, and an investigation
proved that il WAS an eight-day in
stead OF onefaay clock. -Atehison
KAN Globe.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-04-01
WHEN THE DAY is DONE.

Darling, when the shadows fall,
And the day is done,
When the crimson veil Is drawn
Ger the sunken sun,
Through the meadows, moist with dew,
Swift HE away;
All my hours Of pleasure come
With the close OF day.
As the perfumes from the flowers
Grow more sweet at night,
AS the dewdrops softer glow
In the pale moonlight,
SO, the hours Of care ali Iassed
With the sunken SUI,
Joy comes sprlnglng to my soul
When the day IS done.
For thy pleasant face greet
And thy smile / see,
When across the dewy fields
have come to thee;
When hasten home, my love,
With the sinking sun,
All my sweetest pleasures come
When the day done.
Daniel j. Donahoe, In Boston Transcript
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-04-01
THERE ARE OTHERS.

Mr.. Cityman-'I say, Mr.. Medders,
the advent of the bicycle and the con-
sequent decline of the horse must have
hurt you farmers considerably by cut
ting off the demand for one of your
chief products.
Mr.. Medders-"What product is
that?"
Mr.. Cityman-"Why, it must be OF
little use to raise oats now |"
Mr.. Medders-"Yes; that's so Tho
bicycle has doue us on that; but when
ono door shuts another always opens.
We raise the arnica plant now. -
Puck.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-04-01

Andrew Carnegie has aroused British
wrath by saying that it would pay
England to burn up her railroad equip
ment and replace it with American
models. Andrew is undoubtedly right
if conveniences and comfort of travel
are considered. Every American
who is not an Anglo. maniac that has
ever tested their out.of-date traction
and tramway equipment will heartily
indorse Andrew" adds the Atlanta
Consultation.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-04-01

Treasury officials were greatly sur.
prised at the caTelessness Of many
bond bidders, writes Walter Wellman.
in the Chicago Times. Herald. In ad-
dition to the 1910 bids received there
were several score of offerings which
had to be thrown out because the men
making them had neglected to sign
their names or fill in the amount thew
were willing to take or the price they
wished to bid Most of these blum.
ders were made by bankers and bust.
ness men, and there were SO many
specimens that the Treasury officials
who opened the bids were forced TO
wonder if their correspondents had
not been laboring under some excite.
ment when they filled out their blanks.
One bidder, Western banker, wonld
be in pretty dx if the Department
were to accept his offer. He thought
he was going to be smart and so start
ed out to make his bid for million
read "at the lowest price offered. "
But 10y some curious mental lapse he
wrote highest instead of "lowest, u
and a greatly surprised and embar-
barrassed man he would be if Secre.
tary Carlisle we're to alloi him his
million at 100,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-04-01
A sTnANaE EXPERIENCE.

First Department OAicial-"I had
a strange experience to-day
strange"
Second Department Official -"You
look as if you'd seen ghost. Come,
tell me the story; anything to relieve
the monotony."
sit is not IA ghost story"
"Well. we'll; out with it.
"a man came to me- to-day to ask
about a matter which l couldn't refer
to any other department, aud actu-
ally had to attend to it myself. -
Sketch.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-04-01
MNEAIONICS,

Professor A.-"Would you believe
1t, my dear colleague, 1 actually do
not know the ages of my children I"
Professor B.-"Such a thing could
never happen with me. / was born
23O0 years after Socrates; my wife
1900 years after the death of Tiberius !;
our son Leo, 1000 years after the pro.
mitigation of the Licinian laws by III
berius Sempronius Gracious, and our
Amanda 1870 years after the COM
mencement of the great Migration.
Very simple, is it not otT-Zondaas-
blad.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-04-01
BHE St1sJuDaED HIM.

Mrs. Hardhead tglaneing over let
ters)-"This young man who applies
for a situation has the stamp on
crooked, and it's Upside down. Doesn't
that indicate he is lazy, careless and
perhaps cranky?"
Mr.. Hardhead ian old business
man)-"No, my dear, it indicates
that he is a hustler who wastes no
time on triaes. "-Pearson's Weekly.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-04-01

South Carolina has passed bill,
which puts the life of any and every
dog in the State at the mercy of any
person who may catch it away from
home. Dogs of their owners property
may be killed for committing any sort
of a depreciation, and the killer is
Judge and jury.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-04-01

1t is affirmed that poem offered in
contest for a prize to the Chicago
Iimes'Herald, and which took the
prize, was a bold plagiarism from a
poem which was first printed in Chi.
cago paper moro than twenty years
ago. The "author" was twenty
year-old girl Of indianapolis.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-04-01
UrsPoKEN.

The moonlight loves the plaeid sea,
Yet pours its heart out silently.
The voiceless sunHovers, one by one,
Uplift their faces to the sun.
The scented south wind comes and goes
In worldless worship Of the rose.
And thus, dear heart, love you, though
I'D die before I'd tell you so,
Albert B. Paine, In HarperSs Weekly.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-04-01

1t is reported that the constant vi
bration, caused by the heavy steam
aud traction cars in Paris, has caused
great damage, especially TO tall build
ings, and many of them are in an un-
safe condition.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-04-01
LITTLE SQUIRES SCHOOL.

HE village, with
the school and
everything in it,
properly belonged
to the Squire T; but
people called the
school the little
Squire's school,
because no one
took such an in.
terest in it as did
NAaaN
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-04-01

The largest decrease in the number
of deaths from diphtheria last year
occurred where the serum cure was
most generally adopted-in New York
Citv
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-04-01
TIE MERRY SIDE OF LIFE.
STORIES THAT ARE TOLD By THE
FUNNY MEN OF THE PRESS.

An Advantage of the Sterner Sex
ATsle of Adventure Keeps Right
On-Two Wishes, Etc, Etc.
Though q man has fourteen pockets,
And woman has but one,
He can go through all OF hisn
While her search Is just beguni
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-04-01

The United States raises more to.
bacco than any other country on the
globe. British India comes next, pro-
duoing nearly as much.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-04-01
Two WISHES.

Mister-'Oh, dear 1 wish I could
get hold OF some good biscuits like
mother used to make for me-"
Missus-"And wish l could get
some good clothes like father used to
buy for me. indianapolis Journal.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-04-01
HANDICAPPED HIMsEtF.

"You have the reputation of being
a shrewd business man." remarked
the friend of a young real estate
boomer.
eyes. was the reply. "It's getting
SO that when I offer q man genuine
bargain he takes it for granted that
am getting the best of him. Wash
ington Star.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-04-01
KEEPS RIGHT ON.

Passenger ION the vestibule limited)
--"Porter, does this train stop at
Dinkeyville2"
Potter-''No, sab she doan' even
hesitate dar, sab. "-Harper's Bazaar.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-04-01
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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-04-01
In mathematics and chemistry
France leads the world at present.

Speaker Reed pronounces II "Ar-
kansaw," when he recognizes Repre-
sentative from that State.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-04-01
A TALE OF ADVENTURE.

TALE OF ADVENTURE.
''Hello, Billy, where's your wife g'
"She's gone on a whaling expedi4
ton up in tho nutsery."-Chicago
Record.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28

ODER qdr ben Ser. Stauten irgeno tpel9s
Silberfreiprdgung obne elm internationalss
llebereintommen 3u5umutben.
Die auffa[Ienben frumpfbaften 8erinhe,
bic Rat6oltten in Nmerita als fol9e fir
8rDan u1b feline ebenio gefdbrli9en pie
I9dnbIi9en 8eitrebungen gu t0bern, tperben
ri9t gelin9en.
8rpan 1T iiberbaupt fem Democrat Der
re9ten Dirt, ionbern Elm Popultf, 9aa
misunderstanding Der 8ppuliten aber
berIangt gdn3li4e 8eI9rGntung Der Gin
tpanberung, unb bas BON ben Populitens
fiibrern ausgegebene iiingfte Manifeft Be-
19impft bic Qbpptibbiirger, neil Die meiiten
BON ibnen ni9ts bpn 8rpan piffen tpoaen,
ais r2eute, Die erft bas 2unb i6rer @eburt
gu @runbe geri9tet BADEN unb nun aud ibt
8neites 8aterlanb perberben pouen." @n
1ol9es Nattptitenpad min Elm Sbeil Der
beuti@@umeritanti4en Preffe Die 4ooPtlps
6iirger berratben!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28

timentale Pribatlieb6aberei, aber er biitet
fi9 tpobl, biefer G9pdrmeret einen anti
Ii9en Ausbrud, ober gar omtlibe Splqen
gu geben. Sol9e Sa9en fe6en fi9 gan8
unoers an, tpenn ie ben ii9 a~uft6iirmenben
S9pierigteiten gegenii6er prattii9 angs=
griffen perben Io1en, ais in Der pbilofop6iz
i9en Equalization bes Stubir5immers.
@ie i9 ben 5iirlten 8ismurd femme, 70
CLAUDE i9, baB er ben gul6erIonz8rief ME
gei9rieben baden piirbe, bdtte er geabnt,
bdB feline Worte aIs bemagogii9es Spetuz
Iationsmittel in etnem ameritanil9en @ablz
fdmpf miBbrau9t perben piirben. SD bin
iiberaeugt, Siirft 8ismard piirbe, tpenn er
ben @etit bteies Mablfampfes tenate, ft4
NIT Nbf9eu bon Der SADIE abtpenOen, Der
1ein GROCER Name in 10 getpihenloIer @ei1e
bienit6ar genta9t tpirb. Splte gegen ale
ieBtge @a6ri9einli6teit 8rban erpd9lt
perben, 10 tpiirbe es fir Siirf 8ismurd Elm
auBerit Observation-Disclosures 9efibI feir, gu Der
9erbeifi6rung beg sei9dftIt4en &uins unb
bes bamit 5ufammenbdngenben g3otbftanbes,
Die eine plDbli9e @enOerung unieres Wert6s
METERS unfeblbur berborbringen pirbe, To-
tpie gum Siege elmer bic @runbfeIten Der
Dffentli9en Srbnung bebrobenben 8epez
sung bur9 bas @epi4t ieines groBen Sea-
mems beigetragen 81 BADEN. Dem greiIen
6elben i'm Sa9fenpalOe f0nnen 6uber UNI
fere beutf9eameritanii3en Mttbirger teinen
gr0Beren 9ienit erpeiien, als inbem tie i'm
in Ieinem boben Otter bor einem Iol4en
S9tdfal bepa6ren.
Dies tperben iie nun 0drn tbun, fpenn lie,
ge6orfam i6rer amerttanif3en 8iirgerpflt9t,
i6rem Snftinct beutf9er @brli4teit folgen
unb ale &rGfte onIpannen, Inn Der Sa4e
guten 9elbes, Der gefeBlt9en Srbnung nnO
bes Dffentli3en @Obltunbes gu einem ent@
14eibenben Siege gu berbelfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28
Me6 Dem erttten Mopember.

Ser brittle Nooember tpirb fir Die Ser
gtaaten Der Sag bes S9idiuls fem.
Siegt SLIDER, bann fomut, pie Ser
8rpun feGbit 3ugegsbsn bat, Der groBe Slab
beraOatf9!
Siegt @utgelb, bann fommt - tpase
Nun, tpenn bielei9t ni9t glei9 gan;
quite, 10 bD4 gang fi3er before Sci
9as lit feline leere 8ebauptung, fonberf
es liegen bic 8epeile bafiir bor. SIS If
1hon friiber an bieier Stele beri9tet por=
ben, baB cine Menge BON 8eitellungen II
Sa6rifen bon benz 4usfaa Der Wabl ab=
bdngig gema9t tporben 1inb. @irb Sec
&inlep getpdblt, 10 gilt bic 8efte1ung; pirf
8rban getpdblt, 10 gilt ie nt6t.
Sang baffelbe bort man aus ben 8ureaur
infer groBen Nrbiteften. Sn benfel6en tpirt
eifrig an Der Sertigitelung BON Pldnen ges
arbettet, Die cine Nuslage bon fat f"iinf5iq
MiIionen Dollars bsbingen tperben, beren
Qusfiibrung aber abbdngig eema9t tit BON
Der @ripdblung Mc&inlep's. Die groBen
8auitablz 6abrifen beri9ten, baB ungebeure
Gontrafte nur bes eie9es guten @elbss
borren, UNI enbsiltig unter3ei9net gu tperz
ben, unb baB einige ~tletnere Gontrafte be-
reits ubgei9lOKen tporben iinb, neil bic 8e>
t1effenben in ben giiniigen NusfaG Der
@abl- felIenfeites 8ertrauen ieben.
@etpiegte Sinanaleute bere9nen bas Sea-
pital, ipel9es i'm Safe bes Sieges guten
9elbes al fofortiger Mnldge bereit liegt, bier
in Chicago oqein auf ie4s3e6n, in Sem gort
unb in England auf je fiinf5ig Minionen,
unb pabri9einIi4 ftno biefe 3iffern febr
niebrig gegriffen. Oas &apitdI, bas fi9 70
lange in feline S6lupfpintel bat auriidaiez
FEN miiHen, biirtet fOrmli9 na9 Nnlage.
unb Elm Sober, Der Gelb bat, tpirb fi9 be-
miiben, Der grit i'm Marft gu fein, UNI bon
ben obpaltenben bi1tgen Preiien NuBen 3u
3ie6en.
Damn pirb es Nrbeit geber, unb Der Or
beitslobn pirb ale Gdber %unieres groBe1
~geIeaf9aftlthen 8etriebes in 8etpegung
feben.
Mber nie sefagt, nur, ipenn Die @utgelb>
fade fiegt, unb nit 70 rieiiger Mebrbeit iiegt,
baB Die !6pffnungsloftgfeit jeber peiteren
Wiiblerei 8u 9unften Der StlberfreiprGgung
FLAIR gu Sage tritt. @lidli9er Weife lit Elm
3peifel baran ntht gut mebr mOgli9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28
et1tf Sem YrdToentS@ afts=Sf"mp
NIT 8esabIitN9-

0nb Der pppofratii9e Prditoent1Autts@
Qonbibat feline unad6ligen Geoen 9egen Se7
aublunq bdlt, erf9ien uns 5uerit unslanOz
ii6. gber ss pirb BON ben peri3teosn1ten
perldBfi6en Geiten bebauptet; uno mir ielblt
hoben 5hon bieDere 2anDleute ge1proben'
bic in Der Seimatb I'M einen pSefobettrda
fir 8rnan" angeipro6en tpurOen, ebe Sr9an
ihren Ort nit elmer Hebe bonn Gtlenoa3nz
pagen begliidte.
IS maq iein, baB 8rpan beim &rtrttt
Ieiner @tumpreiie feline berartigen 8eiteue@
runosab1t6ten bate. Die Nnfdnge Der Het1e
56einen BON einem begiiterten 5reunOe IN
Omaha bstritten morben gu fem. Gu9 1T
ni6t pobl an8unebmen, baB Die partetz
leitung i'm san3 obne Rsiiemittel 9elatten
bat. 9o@ e6enIo gepiB tit es, Dab Die
meiften Der ~5elb3ugsleiter, name1tll3 Der
qeT6eibtete, @ormun, gGn5li4 gegen Die
SprtIebung Der &eiie paren, uls tie 1t9 BON
Der b0aigen 6oblbstt 8rpon's iiber3eugten'
gaab Der MnIi9t bentenber Popotroten=
!Sduptlinge 6dtte 8rpan ldngf fetn 8eiien
aufqeben fonen. 9o9 feline @elbfuber@
I6dbunq mar in3piI9en nod betrG4tlid
qspa65en, inbem sr ben meift bur@ Neu@
qierDe berbeigefu9rten 3ulauf gu feinem
flieqenben Gebe=Gircus als cine gOlfsbul=
biourq fir fein eingebiGoetes Genie betrah%
tete. I'm nun Die Mittel CUR SortieBung Der
@eiIe au e%rlangen, Derfiel er auf ben Sc
banfen Der Sc teuerung Der 3ub0rer nnb
3uI9auer, unb atpar in Der Wetie, bab an
Srt uno SteHe gum 8oraus getpihe Gum
men aufammengefo9ten nerben muBten, ie
mad Der &iir5e ooer 9dnge Der beborfteben@
ben aeben. l1nb feitens Der Deridiebener
Drtli6en Pdrteilettungen mar man mellt
9utmit1ig genug, Dem Gnfinnen gu s1t%
Ipre9en.
Sci Der ungebeuren Menge fleiperer unb
9rDBerer &eben miifen bu gang hub19s
ueberI9iife fir 8rpan ubfallen, 10 baB er
Bel Teiner ge1al5enen Mablnieoerlage INNER
bin ben Sroit bdben pirO, melt mebr an
9elbestpertb 81 beIiBen, als es bprber Der
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