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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-07-19
FOR SALE !

Horse, Buggy and Harness, complete,
for sale. Horse suitable for women or
children; also first-class saddle animal.
Also, whole or part interest in yacht
for sale.
Inquire at this office. 965-lw
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For Sale.

A pair Of PEACOCKS (hen and
cock is offered for sale at a very low
price. Inquire at the Bulletin office,
2lO King street. 965-3t
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Apply to GEAR, LANSING II CO.,
96l 2l0 King street.
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lent: WASHINGTON, D. c..
his Little Mistake.
San Francisco Examiner.
When the North Dakota regiment ar
rived at the ferry they were, like the sol
diers who preceded them, shown into the
spacious dining-room presided over by the
ladies Of the Red Cross. 1t was good day
for the soldier boys. The bill of fare was
ample.
One of the privatcs IN particular enjoyed
the repast immensely, and when he fin
iShed he sat back in his chair and Said:
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| not been instructed to because except as
to certain points no further examination
| is deemed necessary.
! l.. L., Carsonviiie, Mich. should be
surprised at early action in the Pension
Bureau rather than disappointed or puz
zled at delay. Seven weeks is a very
short time in which TO look for news from
a pension claim. 1t may be over SIX
months before you hear from your exami-
| n alton.
L. Y, McKeespOrt.- filing a claim
| for pension the claimant is not Obliged tc
go on. He may let the matter rest as
long as he chooses, and his rights will be
preserved as to date of commencement OF
pension and in other respects.
@. L. NJ, Toledo, O.-The Statement
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THE N
it sleeps.
j. NJ S., B'oomingdale, ind.-See reply
TO W. III. j., above. Probably your letter
will be treated as an appeal.
j. s., RamapO, n. Y.-The instructions
to Board of Examining Surgeons for a
test examination of a pension claimant
are specific in character to determine
certain points usually. If on such ex-
animation the Board does not go into all
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1898.
large Confederate force, losing 205 Of its
braves, only AZ coming out unframed.
The Sth Pa. Cav, once commanded by
Gen. Gregg, has horse and rider cut out of
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men have met since the war who were with
me.
1 wonder if the boys have all forgotten
Sambo in the prison? He could catch piece
Of bread in his mouth like a dog. III re-
member rightly, / was in the last squad that
left the prison We left there March IS,
1s65.-P. ID. HALL, Co. b, LIST Ala Cav,
Victory, Tenn.
CAPTURING GEN. LEE.
A Comrade Who Thinks the Hooking OF q
Ham Had nothing to DO With 1t.
EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: The 5ttr
n. Y. Cav, with the rest OF Gen.
Hatch's Division, on Aug. Il, 1862, were
doing picket duty along the upper fords Of
the Rapidan. The many rumors of the
enemy moving in this direction in force COM
PEELED us to keep a sharp lookout. Ours and
a Michigan regiment were ordered TO
load up with 200 rounds of ammunition per
man. The authorities forgot to order any
rations, expecting us to find some on the road
somewhere, L suppose.
At 10 a. m. we moved down to the ford,
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of the war.

l continued my tramp over much historic
ground, and viewed many points of interest.
l followed my old friend Cooper through the
bushes and found myself ut the edge Of the
Valley of Death, standing at the 95th Pa.
monument. Cooper is survivor of this
famous regiment. What old Germantowner
fails to remember its heroic youths who
fought with the old 95th Pa? And who fails
to remember the fall of many of our boys?
The news from Gaines'S Mill was sad enough
100 brave zouavcs went down to death;
Salem flights brought more sorrow for many
homes, 300 more being among the dead and
wounded. When peace came, over 700 of
this gallant band had answered the last roll
calm. X. PLoYD, 10th Pa, Germantown,
Pa ---......,,,..... -.. $500.
FROM A CARHBH PRISONER.
EemiDiScen Dread DayS in Rebel
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Did you get enough to eat?" asked a
beautiful society girl at his side, her face
beanling with Kindness
81 should say so, said the soldier, ris
ing. That's the finest meal I've had
since we started
Then he looked at the pretty girl and
fumblcd il his pocket. Finally he found
what be VIC lonkinm for and extended
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1898-09-08

PENSION POINTERS.
Inquiries Answered and Sug
gestiOns Made.
TAI communications for this column should
fe accompanied by the true name and correct
address of the inquirer. The reply, however,
will be marked rs may be desired. Noattentlon
Will be given to anonymous inquiries. Ii no re-
ply is printed within three weeks. write again ].
c. H W, Marion, Ind.-Pension under
the general law is granted for diSa bility
incurred in service and line of duty, IL
respective of the length of service and the
Tate of pension is determined by the de-
gree of disability and the commencement
thereof by the date of filing of the applica-
iion, all irrespective of the length of serv-
ice Pension under the act of June 81,
1890. is for a minimum period of service
Of 80 days, without regard TO how much
greater duration of service there actually
was. Ii seems hardly possible at this
time TO look for any grading of rates of
pension according TO the length of Serv-
ice.
A. W. B., Tedrow, OFF you have been
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER
At GETTYSBURG.
What Was Recalled by a Tramp Over Part
of the Battlefield.
EDITOR NATIONAL Tribune: During my
visit to Gettysburg tramped over the main
line Hancock Avenue) from the Cemetery to
Little Round Top Zeigler's Grove is very
interesting and historic On the adjoining
field stands battery of artillery, also high
observatory, from which one can view many
miles of historic country. The beautiful
Government road, extending to the summit
of Little Round Top, contains many hand
some monuments, as well as numerous bat
teries OF artillery.
At the Bloody Angle, Once more we stand
on this historic spot What a history here !,
Over the green and now peaceful plain came
Pickett with bis Confederates. marching into
the Jaws of death. Gen. HuidelSoper, of the
150th Pa. in his address at the late Reunion,
thus describes the scene
From 10 until . there was an awful
silence, followed by the enemy opening $50
guns for an hour on our lines, to which the
same number responded, until the heavens
were shaken by the noise. Then there was a
lull, and then came that desperate charge.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1898-09-08

ATIONAL TRIBUNE SUPPLEN
PENSION DECISIONS
Cases Disposed of by Assistant Secretary
Davis.
The Assistant Secretary has handed
down n decision in the pension claim OF
Mary F., widow OF Theron II. Per Lee,
Cos. X and c, SteVenSon'S New York
volunteers, Mexican War, wherein
widows claim for pension under the act
of Jan. 20. 1887, is considered and new
ruling made, in which Secretary Davis re
verses the action Of the Commissioner of
| Pensions and grants pension to the
claimant. Secretary Davis decides:
First. The rule OF age or disability or
dependence prescribed in the Mexican
pension act of Jan %, 1887, applies with
equal force to the soldier or widow desig
mated in the act, and said act grants a
pension to such soldier or widow, when
ever they establish the fact in the Pen
sion Bureau that they are 20 years OF
age, or that their physical, mental, or
financial condition is OF such q character
as would ertitic any applicant 10 any
reasonable rating On account of dis
ability or dependency, under any pension
law then in force; provided their dis
ability was rot incurred while in any
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On. We don't charge Tor TINS, she
said. " This luncheon is given by the Red
Cross"
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I manner voluntarily CEEaGeU IN AIDING or
| abetting the late rebellion against the
! aIlfhnrifr, Of The IrtnifnI CfnfnS
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nfpr 10 as 10 Wn1t The ronOT

I COMMISSIONED OF TENSIONS Shows IS eVl
IDENTIFY erroneous.
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mont dCepencd. N-cH, you take tf1lS,
anyhow, and buy some gum or something
l IL
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h 10 CcntS En- ID.

g" What is that :" asked the society bud
smile dinlpling her pretty face.
That's for the meal" said the private,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-11-07
SEIZURE SPEAKS AGAINST TEDDY


IN His Military Record
49, 1-.~r >.,,..,,,har, "A mass meeting
-. ,-9,:.ts.,i,,,- nail tonjght in the
'- :.,.l....,,7,at .,at, ticket Of
,-,i... r.h,, law ChaD5uan
'"' |''-' ,,,s bitt,r I'm
Who opened lia 10
speaking OF 'oion"i i'''- ,-,..
He has "pr1"''u W. t ,,,.1,, .a,,lr.if
uniform ZIG 7''''' ,,. ne ,,,,,,.'i,,,
OF IL. o" "'1 c,,. ,..,.,t,r,~ hfrn..If
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Waite men who contemplate no infractlon
of the law. They will not violate the law
and they viii not permit the Republicans
to repeat their game, OF 1886, OF voting
10000 Illegal negro votes
Editor Furman, of The Morning Post
(democratic), says:
~ apprchend disturbances IN eastern
North Carolina The tension is so great
that both parties will be guard, and
therefore insure peace to the end Inc ic
suit in the eastern counties Wall De Salts
factory 10 the friends of white supremacy.
l can conceive Of nothing thar change me
result The white people will carry the
state, certainly the Legislature.
Ex-Conercssman Alfred M. Walden, VINO
arrived this afternoon from WASHINGTON
says
do NOT anprehend any serious race coils
ion l confidently expect the democrats 10
carry the state.
What Populists and Republicans say
Republican State Committee Secretary
Hyams, Senator PritchArdS proUler-ll-la"'
says: .
'rhe fusion ticket in North Carolina IS
going 10 win We may lose few couhteS
if the voters are intimidated. We can ahofa
TO lose them and yet win the state.
Revenue Collector Duncan, who Is repuo-
Lean campaign manager il eastern NoFIh
Carolina, says:
THE cooperation ticket will carry North
Carolina The republicans and popul!slS are
better united than they were louF St1t'
ago, or two years ago, and are deter
mined that the class OF men VINO were
kicked out of public Office two years $iSo
shall not bulld0ze them, and feel that they
viii not, because the better clement OF tnS
democratic party VIII not Countenanco them
when ii comes to action. These wholesale
threats are not shared by the thinking men
OF the democratic party.
PopuliSt State Committee Secretary Aver,
who is campaign manager, says;
There is no crisis III North Carolina.
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nation IS now dealing with new prob
lcms in establishing governments in The
islands of the sea and we do not want
our usefulness impaired before the eyes
of the nations of the world by me
charge, even though it be but toIeEaolY
we'll founded. that we have only
Observation-Disclosures government in the
United States. The present situation
is a grave one, and the attitude of law
less men in the state OF North caro-
lima will be far-reaching in It's effects
unless it is .,ounteractCd by the strong
avn Of the government. -
C.. j.. NARSH ALL,
THOMAS WARE,
II. 4. CLARK.
Comm Il In.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-11-07
Is 1t ScrofuIa
That Fills Your Life with Pain and
Dread
A Disease from Which Countless
Thousands Suffer.

S.rofula IS emphatically a disease OF the
blood. 1t causes eruptions, inflammation
and sores. When it affects the glands or
the neck they become swollen, causing cls-
figurcment and discomfort Affecting the
eyes it causes blindness. Though most
common in childhood it IS liable 70 break
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rible work. Scrofula may be thoroughly
eradicatcd from the system by HOODS
Sarsaparilla and all its painful and disas-
trouS consequences avoided. This great
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grateful by its cures of this disease. 1t
attacks the enemy at once, and with no
first few doses the healing work begins
If you have any faint of scrofula In your
blood 1t is your duty to yourself and to
tba,.c To al
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-11-07
VAN WICK End HILL SPEAK
Nominee and Ex-senator Draw an I'M
menSe Crowd at Utica.

Utica. n. y. October %.-Jud2o Augustus
Van Wyok and ex-senator David Z I'LL
addressed an audience of nearly 5000 people
I'm tbs city tonight When the opera house
had been filed arrangements were made
ror an overflow meeting in the street out
side aad another large crowd listened 70
remarks on the situation by local orators.
One of the noticeable features Of the
meeting in the opera house was the ovation
which greeted ex-senator Hill. Wucn he
arose after being introduced he was greeted
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-11-07
BRINGS OUT M'KINLEY's RECORD,
Ex-senator Hill Shows How the presi-
dent Voted on Silver Question

Syracuse, \. y, November ia crowd
Of no less tnan 1900 people attended the
democratic pass meeting here toiu2ht.
For the first time IN the caiuaplgu the
silver question WIS brought w by former
Senator d. +. Hin, in which lie said That
when William Mckinley was a mtlabcl. az
congress he voted for a resolution ,.ir5i
lar to the Teller resolution over witch
the republicans are at present beratinl.
the democrats.
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TrLLMAN AND DANIEL SPOKE.
Monster Mass Meeting Held in Char
lotte Last Friday.

Charlotte, X. G., November 4.-One of the
largest democratic rallies of the present
campaign was held at Charlotte today.
There were about 900 mounted men i'll the
parade Senator Il. L. Tillman, Of S. c.
and Senator John ". Daniel, Of Virginia,
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Free Treatment.

ANY subscriber Of The Constitution VIII
receive medicine for three months free of
charge for any ailmont named in the ad-
ycrtiscment of the National Dispensary, of
Cincinnati. o., # they mention the name Of
our paper when they write sending
description of their trouble. Sec page 1.
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Hoods Pills ~ ~tn 'hS oo %"y 4als l4 sGtrs'

with outburst OF applause which pre-
duratio the welcome given Judge Van
Wyck, which was, nevertheless, Il hearty
one.
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CLOSE Or THE NEW
YORK CAMP A|GN
Ex-senator David B. Hill Has
Done Good Service for
Democracy.
TAMMANY Is CONFIDENT
Prominent Business Men of the Great
Metropolis Crowded the Platform
and Were Swayed by the
Arrangement of Fluent
Takers.
TAM MANY IS CONFIDENT

| Arrangement of Fluent
Takers.
! New York, November 2.-Every seat in
! Carnegie hall was filed tonight soon after
! the doors were opened and u great crowd
filed the vast hall before the mass meet
| ing of the Business Mems Democratic AS
| ISOLATION was called to order by Theodore
w. MYERS, former comptroller of the city
of New York,
Ex-senator David Z. Hill was the speaker
of the night and throughout his speech was
greeted with applause. The meeting was
an enthusiastic one and the entrance of
Richard Croker while Mr.. Hill was speak
ing was the occasion of one of the heartiest
demonstrations of the evening. The plat
form was crowded with prominent business
men and there was a goodiy spHinkIing OF
ladies in the boxes.
The reading OF d letter to the BUSINESS
Mems Association from Former President
| Croycr Cleveland congr&tuating it for
! striving to prevent uhe malaaminiStfalloh
| and extravaganza OF the republican party
was followed by dcafellinG applause.
Mr. Till was introduced b. the char
! man, and though at first Ae spoke WIN
some effort as he went along his Volce
| became distinct and ringing ana lC"c'lN"
every part of the hall
Ex-senator Hill introduced.
| In the course Of his remarks, Mr.. Ilhi
said:
This terrible anxiety, largely affected,
| Of our republican friends, Tor rear th1s
! TIC war may be renewed ~ 'a?c on d -"
| cratic victory, is really mtiiuI. 1t Is @Is2
| difficult TO appreciate the apprehension VI
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WIFI Put Out Republican Ticket

n !
Wilmington ~ ~ o'''''0' ~
Governor Russens action IN promising 'l'o
white people that the republican party
would not issue q ticket III the county II
+v.o candidates on the white ticket for the
,,,. ith7r,u,n and any two
's7 ,,,otr .+ood has deeDIv
o'neES SIZE e' III ,r-,,,,, threaten ven
1hcehSeu tho JIG W. dicta+orioI at
fe2n'e AGAINST I'm viii issua a ticket
ti'""o CO.
"AaS Nv ,i,.., o,,,ac+ed 10 nv Russell
me TWO c"i'or''ltos o1'' t,re co,,o-ror and
nave Openly ce,, roso,l,t,ona
"t',"'e 'ton AZ 90 ,Ia,4o7
o. llIi'eh0''''''i'1 - ~ - +io,,o+ &c e now
IL lh9 he7l oeI p.'' +, ,,a,.itah,a
oe.VNeu' :. .ooi,,a+ ava hnclr IN the
livery VII - 80, white,
Guy - ''i"' '''' ~
"Izu o'"IHS' 49,. s,,,,a ra.4 ebir+
ne Mli,'e ppop'@ ia ,-l,,r, a-o r,o,ntad
e,,,l,.gI ,n1o,tnas are 1rld ovory night and
each red shirt attends armed. Places OF
refuge have been $5iected Tor women ana
'hioreh ana S.l'' "l u,,',g, ~ '' nl'1rc6
hnns
Tho ,,aoroas have no scrrples in civ
- -, A. ;o+ Jocci,,e
ing II OUT Cll'' "4A04A '1-o
they expect to spare none, pUt 10 AllA
fror tbe cradle ,ip
.r,,,,,- retrra to the woods "a, night in
.o,,,ds to nractIro drilling. while hundreds
of t7efr women meet III their churches to
DISCUSS rho situation.
Tho negro women say they may be count
"a rnar to do their part when the crisis
Nh, ,,,,sf,oee oe t1la ritv is at a
lin, ,1 .,,o,,ss ~, t1,o streets reminds
e'mt@tiA ana scenes Oh '''e :, 80 ,',,i'l''o
one Of a gala week. Ky a vote OF business
men ana citizens generally il was decided
4 r.1' lfrrf close
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were che speakers. They were enthusiast
ticaly received. Senator Tfllman began
by arraignment of Grover Cleveland. ana
after. reviewing the conditions in Norm
Carolina urged the democrats and popuilsts
to shake hands and get together, as no man
needs stay out of the democratic party on
account of Clevelandsm
Fusion in North Carolina" he said, is
nothing but republicaniSm. The way 10 KIN
fusion is to invite popuiiStS back as Dioth-
ers and as white men wro love Noreh Caro-
lima. But if they do not come, as sure DIS
the sun shines, the 100000 democrats VIII no
longer submit to the present State OF tnlh59.
| say this because you people are OIL the
same race as South Carolinians.
In South Carolina no negro editor
could Islander the white men of the
state as the Wilmington negro did.
That negro ought now to be food Tor
catfish in the bottom of Cape Fear
river instead of going around above
ground.
"Tbo negroes ruled US down in South
Carolina but they never slandered our
women like that, nor were they ever aio"-
ed to insult them. r,,,
who told the poor whites not TO lolioW
Timan. that he would distramcenjse mem
But they have never been dIait ; ln9In
UP here; neither need you dL5franchlSe any
negroes. But if you do not you White pco-
pie must stick together. 1t is que3uon
whether you can stay together and keep
out the thieves. The source of the gov GIL
ment is the individual citizen. The stream
cannot rise higher than It's source. but
when a state with 100000 white majority
gives itself bad government and puts 3E-
norant negroes in the saddle it hardly de-
serves much Sympathy.
Daniel, of Virginia, Speaks.
Senator Daniel made a very conservative
speech eulogfzing the democratic party and
,,I.1t.,
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Hoods S I'm,

Americas Greatest Medicine Sold by all
druggists. 81; six for So Get only Hoods.
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TO GUiEE 4 CDLD IN ORE DAY
Take Laxative ErUnlU 9uulue I&Dicls. All Druggists
refund Inc IuDuey taIs 10 cure &c, Inc s-aA-
ne l.. i. .. tucl- tablet,
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start on your policy OF imperialism and
who will deny that the peace OF the coun-
try viii be III instant peril? We hear 1t
said every day now, horrible cynicism, that
after having thrashcd the Spaniards at
Manila, We shall have to thrash the inSur-
gent rilipinos. too. il they refuse to do our
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-11
Gngliih : repualitauiidc Sldttel

perll6cul INNER nod, oaB bic orient.
llde Oteilun9 in Cen Der. Stdater
Die Annerion Der Fbilippinen= Snielr
9ebicteril6 foroere. ,>m Nu0eiihte
lolder (lnperfrorcnbeit ld)eint eS an
9eieigt, Oarauf Ouimertiam III MAIDEN,
oaB Die Oeutld umeritanii6e Freiie
8enul Der eRt9c9eleeten 2luii6t lit.
llno in Der Chat bat lie oaiilr Die trii=
tighten wrilnoe. Sic inauguration
elmer Noloni0lpolitit mare i~lberboupt
uno al lid l6ou Elm Srud nit ben
SrGoitionen Der umeritanil0en
Staatatrm't. &enn ld)on Die io0e=
nnnnte Wtonroe= Noctrin in manden
a~reilen InltoB erre9te, welder ;uiol=
&c Uncle Gam oaraui ieben lolte,
oaB feline europdilhe Wtaht ali arne-
rltdnil6em @ebiete nelle Golonien err
10 wilroe oiele rlelle imperiali
'tllte Goloniulpolitit eiuen Stllrm Der
Entrll'tllng bel alien uerniinitioen
auBerbalb Der Ser. Staa=
Ell erre9en.
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5Snr feH Northern - @iewrbt roh
irlh an oee 3eit. 10 miro ood itrn be
9Snbl Der Stearus Gopntut eamte7 I'M nah.
ten SerbIt beIproheu. ygie Qerpobnl,d. 10
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Shertnsdnt oeritltaoene oeuaHnt, aber uus
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9eneiGf, Die Contention ben GusItIoa acbeu
81 la'ien mo lib aui ben RcnIulrten III eli.
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lldltett Setreteue @unotoat iheint 5Srep.
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lepb, Steorrs Gourtp, seboren, If oreIs,o
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!elft, Ut 1T IN ieoer Sesiebuua fdbia, unb
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