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GREAT FALLS NOTES.

Sol Yates, the city jailer. Is visiting his
folks, who reside near Bozeman.
Rev. f. II. Condit of walla walla will
occup he pulpit of the First Presky-
terrain church oil Sunday.
DR.. j. A. Sweat and family are taking
an outing in the Flathead country. They
will be absent several weeks.
Mrs. Joseph Bonenfant returned this
evening after a two months visit in
Chicago, New York and Montreal.
B. Fowler, an attorney of Preston,
Mimi, left for Seattle this morning
after several days spent in this city.
Frank Lewis of Belt has completed his
contract on the Montana Central near
Helena and is in the city on his way
home.
Mrs. S. S. Singer and baby are in Hell
ena, where they will spend a portion
of the summer in visiting friends and
relatives.
1t is reported that George Asselstine,
who has been i'll at Columbus hospital
for several weeks with typhoid fever,
is very low. -.
Roy J.. Allen has enlisted and has
been accepted as a member OF the vol
unteer engineer corps now stationed at
Fort Logan, Utah.
Helena people in the city to-day state
that everything possible will be done
to ensure the safety of the Canyon
Ferry dam. One hundred thousand dol
lars will be spent in riprapping both
sides and the management hopes thus
to save the structure.
George NJ. Bourne. a member Of the
last legislative assembly and one of
the firm of Bourne & Hamilton, WOOL
growers. spent yesterday in this city.
returning to his home this morning. His
firm is about to add a general merchan-
disc business to their sheep interests.
Great Falls lodge No. 33, a. O.. u. w,
has installed officers for the ensuing
term as follows: Past master work
man, G.. Heberlein; master workman.
George F. Anderson; overseer, A. J..
Kittle; guide, L. A. Enders; inside
Waterman, F. Stockbauer; outside
Waterman, ]. p. Like; %financier, Waldo
mar Stein; receiver, Henry Prentiss, jr,;
recorder, Albert Nightlinger.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.



Chicago. July l5.-whest started with
prices a had easier on cables and fine
weather for the marketing of 1ew grain.
The weakness did not last long. however.
as the corn market quickly DO ye.oped
strength on a report that the corn vas
not affected by drought In many sections
and this soon had its reflection in wheat.
The big traders have held on r%ecerly
having little confidence IL the pre:trt
strength. and yet feeling hat the sfcrt
side was hardly safe so long az tie new
crop was moving so slowly and the pre-
MUM was so well maintained. Thc-e vas
not any for sale, and for once the mar
ket showed some firmness September
closed sake higher.
Continued dry favorable prospects were
sufficient to affect the corn rnnr'<et for
an sdvance The opening trades were at
about yesterdays closing figures, but
quickly began to improve. and while some
realizing sales caused a &c reaction after
1c advance. The strongest phase II the
market was during the last hour. A his
business was done in cash corn. ind ship
pers found difficulty In picking Up cargo
lots. September closed at on ais1nce Of
1Ad1%c.
The hrmness In oats was due to tho
strength displayed in corn. September
rose Ilc on the day. The consieerauan y
provisions was a good cash demand. hr't
domestic and foreign. the nigh piece fci
hogs at the yard. Pork left off At l0al2i5C
up, and lard and ribs 2kc each.
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Advices From Australia.

Vancouver. b. G., July 1a.-Australian
mail advices by the steamer Warrimoo
contain a report that the magnificent
Lund line steamer Culgoa has been sold
to the United States The report also
states that she is being fitted out for a
cruiser.
1t is said that Japanese Consul-General
Parkins has notified the colonial govern
ment OF Australia that Japanese capital
lists contemplated buying large tracts OF
land i'm Australia with the intention OF
settling Japanese immigrants on them
The reports received are said to have
indicated I'm rather plain terms that Jap
anese immigration was not desired. The
stoppage OF immigration from India is
also contemplated.
John Isaacs, an animal traine$, was Ia
tally injured by a vicious tiger while CIV
ing an exhibition before a large audience
In Adelaide.
Although the Australian collieries are
being operated to their fullest capacity,
the supply of coal IL not equal 10 the de
mand. The exports TO San Francisco have
been doubled. to meet the requirements
of war vessels.
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THE WORLDS MARKETS
Daily Record of Commercial and
Financial Transactions.
NEW YORK STOCK REPORT
Digest ofExchange News-Minins Stocks
Metal Quotations-wooi Prices and
Movements-Grain and Pro-
duce-Review OF Trade.

New York. July 1a.-The bears who COW
cred their short contracts In haste yes
terday afternoon on the fall Of Santiago
sold stocks again to-day and raided prices
down. with no one to say them nay. The
bull element refarined entirely from offer
ing any support, and prices for the whole
list dropped away easily and without any
important interruption. There was an
entire absence of any outside interest and
dealings were very small and confined to
a narrow list. The sharp break in Met
ropolitain Street railway in the afternoon
accumulated the general weakness. and
the bears were apparently content to
leave their contracts open over night. for
there was no covering movement mani
fest. The closing was near the lowest.
with net losses IN many cases. q point or
more. A break In Metropolitan Street
railway was accompanied by rumors that
the additional stock issued would be SIS
900. 900. instead of $40. 900. 900. as heretofore
reported The statement of earnings for
the juno quarter was also considered dis
appointing. The stock went down easily
and closed only one point above che low
est. No very large amount OF stock was
disiOdaed by the snarp oecnne, business
being confined almost entirely to 100 share
lots on the break. The recent weakness
of the coaiers also persisted the offerings
of Reading first preferred. indicating
some liquidation Of long stocks. Peoples
Gas was also prominent for
There Is a growing feeling In the stock
market that the successful termination
of the war and peace with Spain have
been discounted. The reception both of
the destruction Of Cervera's fleet and of
| the fall OF Santiago point to this conclu-
sion. Wall street entirely entered the
disposition OF London to buy American
| stocks on Toral's surrender, and the ad-
vancing tendency of Spanish As on the talk
of peace.
The DEFINITE assurance that none but in
dividual bids for probably not more thar
IS. 200 would secure any portion of the
government loan had no apprecisble eff
feet on the money market to-day. The
New York banks have lost nearly $4,000.
600 to the subtreasury during the week
on account of the loan, but there is nc
pressure for money from interior points
There was a further falling off In tht
bond transactions, and prices yielded In
the late dealings. Total sales, 2.s25,o 900
L.. s. old As declined u per cent in the bic
price.
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Was Known in Montana.

Great Falls, July 15.-Lieutenant
Colonel John NJ. Hamilton. 9th cavalry.
killed in FROM of Santiago, was a lieu
tenant of Captain Thompson's troop,
which, under Colonel Baker, charged a
Piegan camp on the Marias one cold
winter evening some years ago, and Gre
ated a great Juror in the East owing
TO the killing OF women and children.
Colonel Baker, acting under General
Sheridan's order ito hit them hard"
had followed orders and in charging the
camp, as above described. the killing
of women and children could not be
well avoided. 1t was known for years
as the 'Pie'gan massacre" II had the
effect of effectually subduing the Pie
gans. who ever since have been very
quiet. General Sheridan CALAMITY de-
Tended the course of the officer in charge
and assumed the responsibility and
saved Colonel Baker from a court mar
tia. Colonel Baker was afterwards in
command of Fort McGinnis. and is well
and f~avorably remembered in Montana.
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Populist Primaries.

Great Falls. July 15.-The populist pri-
maries for the purpose. of electing dele
gates to the county convention, which
in turn selects delegates to the state
convention, were not wholly a success,
In the First and Second wards OF the
city the members of the party, II there
are any, did not take sufficient interest
in the matter to turn out, and in conse-
uuence those wards are not represented
in the convention. The other wards Sc
lected delegates as follows: Third ward,
O.. M. Holmes, Jacob Schmidt, c. o.
Jarl. j. H. Hirt, j. Malcolm. w. w.
Morris, o. NJ. Lambert, A.. J. Emerson,
Robert Hendry. Fourth ward, John
Carr, ohn Meyer. J.. j. Mcdonnell,
James Trevilyan, II. II. Ewing. II. s.
Green. James Erickson, w. F. Brown
Ed Flaherty. James Donovan. p. p
O'Connell, Joseph Kirschwing, j. N,
Bridges. ]. Lithrow.
The county convention will meet to-
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock in the
court room and will probably 10 no fur
her business than the election and pos
sibly instruct the delegates to the state
convention.
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An ENJOYABLE Concert.

Great Falls. July 15.1The Black Eagle
band, under the leadership of Professor
Marine. gave a very enjoyable concert
this evening in the park near the Mon
tana Central station. There was a large
attendance, which evidently appreciat-
ed the fine work of the band, and man.
ifested it's appreciation with frequent
applause. The programme rendered
was as follows:
Belle of Kaintuck" march,. .... Zickel
Overture, Light Cavalry".......Suppe
Filtration" (waltz movement).. ..Steck
Duet, first act Carmen" Bizet
Killarney" for baritone solo....Balf
Mr.. F. Wasterlain.
Grand selection. "Erminie' Verdi
The Virginia Skedaddle". .Rosenfeld
"Star Spangled Banner.
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Pleaded Not Guilty.

Great Falls, July 15.-Pat McGurren,
who was arraigned in the district court
yesterday. came up to-day and pleaded
not guilty to the charge of stealing a
check of the value of 5000 from one
Alex vannett. He was unable to give
bonds and was remanded to Jail TO walt
the next term of the court. The some
what sensational suit brought by James
McDevitt against his son, Thomas. some
weeks ago, in which the plaintiff de-
sired that his son be restrained from
spending certain money given him by
his father for a specified purpose. was
to-day dismissed on motion OF the
plaintiff. 1t is understood that father
and son have compromised their differ
ences.
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FORT BENTON NEWS.

Messrs. r. G.. Davies and c. II. Mar
tien. assistant state land agents, are at
work in this vicinity s~egregating the
state lands I'm Choteau county. They
have concluded their abors In Teton
county and will work from here in an
easterly direction.
f. McAdam. representing Nichols,
Dupee * Co. of San Francisco. Is in
the city purchasing wool for his firm.
He has been engaged in the work
through Utah, Idaho and Southwestern
Montana.
w. b. Sands. the Chinook attorney.
is making a professional visit TO this
town.
The Shonkiu Stock association will
hold a meeting on Aug. 9 for the consid-
Grafton OF matters pertaining 10 the
stock business.
George Jones. who II in town for a
few days. reports that there Is over
1000. 900 pounds OF wool stored at Malta.
The Misses Senieur entertained a few
Of their friends yesterday afternoon In
honor Of the Misses Collins, Casey and
Kingsbury Of Great Falls.
c. W. Miller & Son. the Minnesota
mutton buyers, have a representative al
Fort Benton and are preparing TO enter
the field for purchases.
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WILL INSURE COMFORT
The Fund for Company A Now
Amounts to $1,610.26.
KEEPS RIGHT ON GROWING
Men at the e. q N. Shelter Respond
Gsnerously-The Company Win
Start for Manila on
July I'll.

: Great Falls, July 15.-James T. STAN
ford and ]. H. Hall went to the B. & NJ.
smelter this morning at an early hour,
and have spent the whole day among
the men. That their work was good is
shown by the increase of the fund by
$173. rs. They are very enthusiastic
over the reception given them. saying
that the office and the various foremen
Of different departments did every
thing to enable them to see the men
and get the contributions. The man.
agement of the works advanced the
amount subscribed by each man. and
with their consent, of course. will take
It out of the August pay roll. In some
Of the departments the foreman him
self took the list and went among the
men. obtaining the signatures. A full
list of the subscriptions will be pub
nshed in these column tomorrow, as
1t is not yet made up this evening.
While Messrs. Hall and Stanford were
busy at the smelter. the rest of the
committee finished the uptown work.
and took in the sum OF $50. 10. This
makes the total OF the fund 81, 619. 25.
A telegram received from Captain J.
z. Moran says the company will start
for Manila on the 21st. AS the mone
will be telegraphed to the boys. there
will be an interval of a few days In
which those who have not contributed
will have another opportunity, and
those who ave not paid their subscrip-
lions will hay a chance TO drop around
and pay. The sum raised by this sub
scription is very gratifying to thost
who have had charge, and to the citi.
zens in general, and IA the time beer
longer there is no doubt that twice tho
amount could have been raised. Al
II is, there is enough III the fund to n
sure a good deal of comfort for th'
hnYa.
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BELT NOTES.

A number of the friends OF Miss Dollie
Finley, who has been confined 20 the
house for some time with an attack OF
rheumatism, gave her a little surprise par
ty yesterday evening. A delicious lunch
con was served, and all had an enjoyable
time for several hours.
The installation of officers by Lily OF
the Valley lodge No. 3S, Degree OF Honor,
A. o. u. W.. was made the occasion for
a very pleasant social time. At the close
of the exercises. lunch was served and
dancing had by the members Of tho lodge
and their friends
Charles Redpath and family have moved
for the summer TO their ranch near Eib-
hey.
Gus Nohl has Just returned from a TRIP
through the ceded strip of the Blackfeet
reservation. and he says that the pros
poets for business there are not very
bright as he saw them.
Peter Hakto, a machine helper in the
coal mines, was severely injured by O fsl
of coal from the roof. lie was icoking
upward at the time and received the
whole weight Of the mass on his face.
The cuts required 30 stitches, and he was
badly bruised up in addition. He was
taken to the hospital at Great
Falls.
Upchurch lodge No. So. A. o u. W, tas
elected the following officers for the ensu-
ing term: p. NJ. W., r. ID. JamIson; NJ.
w, ID. Spogan; foreman. Pat O'Neil; over
seer. Dell Allen; financier, T. &. Kelley;
receiver, Lewis Clergy: recorder. L. ID.
Jamison: guide, James Cooper; OUTSIDE
guard. John Danielson; inside guard,
Stanley Go; medical examiner. DIR. +. {.
Lawyer
Charles I. O'Neil of Kalispell. formerly
| engaged in the lumber business IN this
town. il visiting friends here Tor a few
days.
The mines were closed for TWO Jaws this
week in order TO allow the changing OF
aulin ropes.
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NEW WASHING PLANT.
II Is Rumored That Building viii Begin
at Once.

-,
Great Falls, July 15.-Regarding the
report that the coal washing plant is
to be rebuilt at Belt, the Times of that
town makes the following statements:
Rumors were current Monday that
the coal washing plant. recently de-
stroyed by fire, was to be replaced by
a new plant n that a force of men
would be at work on the construction
Of the same within a week. Wishing
to ascertain the truth of the reports, a
Times representative called on General
Manager Whyte, who had recently re-
turned from Anaconda. Mr.. Whyte
professed not to have much positive
information on the subject, neither de-
nying or confirming the rumors. The
reporter kept on hustling from all the
sources of information available, with
the result that II is safe to announce
that a new washer is to be built here
in the near future. Though the com
plete plans are not perfected, the build
ing will probably be of brick n as
nearly fireproof as the skill of the mod
ern ARCHITECT can make IL. The capacity
of the plant will be fully equal to that
of the old one and the machinery of the
most modern construction and efficien-
cy.
]. s. Hickey. superintendent Of the
A. M. c. Co. foundry department, at
Anaconda, arrived Tuesday and looked
over the ground, preparatory to design
ing the new machinery.
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Live stock.

Chicago. July 15.-There was a fairly
active demand for cattle to-day at steady
prices. Choice steers. s4S5d525; medium.
81 5564.s0: beef steers. A.40d4.SO: stockers
n feeders, s3a475: bulls, s3d4.25; cows
and heifers. s3.15d4; calves. s3.25d7: west
ern steers. sL20d5.25; steers. s4.750i.S.
Hogs were about SC higher. Fair TO
choice. S3.92ladi10; packers, S.S5g3.a?:
butchers. $3.S5ai.05: mixed, S3.S5q4: light,
50 1914; pigs. s2.s5G3.s5.
Sheep were active at recent pr'ces.
Western sheep. g. 25d3.75; natives. s.5d
s: rams. 81. 25d350.
Recelpts-Cattle. 1900; hogs, g7.0O; sheep,
1000.
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A Fund for Companx L.

Great Falls. July ia letter written
by a member of company I of the Mon
ana regiment at San Francisco TO a
friend in Lewiston states that much
of the sickness in Camp Merritt is at
tributable to insufficient and improper
food. and nan OF the cases are mere
ly cases OF starvation. Whether these
are or are not the facts. the let
ter seems to have had a good effect
by stirring up the people of that town
TO a realization of the needs of the SOL
der boys. and a movement has been
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London. July 15.-At the wool auction
sales to-day, 1906 bales were offered. A
fair quantity OF medium good secured and
fine greasy merino sold quickly at high
prices. Superfne Geelong greasy was In
better demand. n sold at improved
prices The general tone of the sale was
nrm. Following are the sails In detail:
New South Wales. 100 bales. Secured. SIS
gid: greasy, It'd. Victoria. 1900 bales.
Secured. 7lzdals I'd; greasy, s1kdTkd.
South Australia. 1000 bales. Secured. lsd
Is I'd: greasy. 4a.d7&d. West Australia.
100 bales. Greasy. sad. Tasmania, 500
bales. Greasy. sdd1s Id. New Zealand,
500 bales. Secured. sddls Id: greasy, 81
76d.
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9TH Err ETS.
Omaha Live Stock.

Omaha. July la.-Cattle-Recelpts. LOO.
Market steady. Native beef steers. sI.20q
$40: western steers, S3.s5a470: cows and
heifers. sS.35a350; stockers and feeders.
50. 75q4 s..
Hogs-Receipts, 400. Market a shade
stronger. Heavy. 50. IS: mixed. s.. 75q
3.s5; bulk OF sales, 81. 75d3.s5.
Sheep-Receipts, 100. Market steady.
Fair TO choice natives, s3.s0q4.O: fair to
choice westerns, 50. Od4.30; common and
stock sheep. s3.25a4.20; lambs, Ad6
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~CabIegrsm.

New York, July 15.-The Evening Posts
London financial cablegram: The stock
markets were firm during the day. but
closed dull. Spanish Is touched 3sS. but
closed at 81. the bonds being held on sales
on disauieting reports from Madrid over
the prociaiming OF a military dictator
ship. Americans fell back to-day in the
absence OF New York support. not the
least inclination being shown here to buy.
Many, however. still showed gains on the
delivery. stagnation ruled in the other
narEafs
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Hotel Arrivals.

The Great Falls: ID. A. Richardson,
Helena; Thomas J. Kean. Helena; f. p.
Cowell, Dupuyer: c.. p. Cowell, Dupuyer;
NJ. ID. Cooper, Choteau: ID. Friedley. Boze-
man; John JOINER, Pondena; Thomas Sui
Ivan, Collins: George W. Talbot. Baer;
Miss L. Harris, Baer; Russell Lewis.
Baer: Frank Lewis, Baer; Frank Redley,
Arlington; c. z. Hoag. Orr; James II.
Crockwell, Deer Lodge; John Ingraham.
Sunny Side.
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started to create a fund for company
/. AS one mean to that end. a CON-
mittee OF the citizens have invited Dud-
ley Du Bose. Judge of the district court
of Fergus county. to deliver a lecture
on a subject TO be chosen by himself.
The evening set for the lecture is We'd
nesday, August 2. and IT Is understood
that the Judge will accept h invita-
ton providing other engagements do
not conflict.
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Cash Quotations.

Cash quotations we're as follows: Flour,
steady. No. . spring wheat, 7i%d 75hc; No.
3 spring wheat, Od75c; No. 2 red. oq75l9c
No. 2.corn, 32%T33; No. 2 oats. 23Ac; No.
2 white. &c: Nc 3 white, 25hd25kc; No. 2
rye. <Sc: No. 2 barley, 31d35c; No. l fax
seed. $685.: prime timothy seed. s2.55:
mess pork. per barrel. s9.90ds.s5; lard, per
100 pounds, S.eOd5.62ls; short ribs, sides
aoose). 81. 45d6. 80; dry sailed shoulders.
boxed. 4%d5c; short clear sides, boxed.
seG1G %
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Metal Market.

New York. July B-Pig iron warrants
S.. 5oas 65. LAX copper. firm: spot, sIl.s1i
futures, 81. s21k. Tin. ~sl5.e5a15.75. Spelter
s45od4B. Lead. s3e5d4. The firm tina
fixes the selling price for miners and
smelters quotes lead at So. ut the close.
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MR.. w,..,o~.. soosh,sg Syrup.

has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MIL
ONs Of MOTHERS for their
WHILE TEETHING with PERFfCT SUCCESS
IL soOTHEs the CHILD. soFTENS the GUNS,
ALLAYS all PAIN; CURE WIND OLIC, and
Is the best remedy for DIARRHoEA sold by
Druggists In every part Of the world Be sure
and ask for MRS. Winslows Soothing Syrup, y
and take no other kind Twenty-Five cents sbottle
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New York. July 15.-Money on call. 1d1k
mercantile paper. ga per cent Sterling
exchange. steady. with actual business in
bankers bill at Ss5%d4s6 for demand.
and at s4s4k for 60 days. Posted rates.
As51x14S. Commercial bills. S3a.
Silver certificates. 5sd5skc. Mexican dol
lars. k5Sa Government: bonds. easy. State
bonds, dull. Railroad bonds. heavy.
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Reduced Rate on Wine.

San Francisco, July I5.-The Southern
Pacific has reduced the freight rate on
wine in wood from Is to 90 cents by car
load to Chicago. ST. Louis and Missouri
river points. This applies to shipments
from all parts of California.
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San Francisco Wool.

San Francisco. July 15.-Spring woods
Nevada, l0d14c: eastern Oregon. 10dl2c;
Valley. oregon. l5d17c; northern, 1inljc.
Fall wools-Mountain, 9ullc; northern
mountain lambs. sa10c; a Joaquin
plains, 6dSc; Humboldt and Mendicino. II
@13c.
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Money Market.

Union Con
yellow Jacket .......... ................
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Mrs, LINTON, Novelist, Dead.

London, July 15.-Mrs. Elizabeth Lynn
Lynton. the novelist and essayist. widow
of the late William James Lynton. the
celebrated wood ~engraver, Is dead.
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Wool Auction Sales.

Boston. July l5.-Butte g. Boston. 23M;
Parrot, %.
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The castle at Heidelburg is the largest
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