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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21
ALASKAN BORDER TROUBLE
SIR JULIAN PAUNCEF0TE COME FIX"
WITH SECRETARY HAY.
STEPS TAKEN TO AVERT CLASH BE-
TWEEN MINERS PENDING FINAL
DETERMINATION or THE
BOUNDARY LINE.


Washington. March 2O.--The British Amoas-
sador Sir Julian Pauncefote. conferred to-day
with Secretary Hay in reference it is UNDER
stood. 10 a modus vivendi 10 he observed aiohB
the Alaskan border in order to obviate the pos
sibillty OF a clash pending the final determiha-
ton Of the boundary. The need of TINS mas
been emphasized within the laet few days ny
rerorts Of a fight between he Canadian ana
the American pros Dectors on TIE Porcupihe
River These reports have caused consideraole
uncasireqs In official circles in London. ana ei-
forts have been made to learn the facts. Iherc
has be IN no Official information, however ei'ner
here or in London. JUST suck = clash has been
expected ana the repcrts have served 10 direct
the attention OF officials to the need or erecting
a border arr0 ngement
The preliminary move In mis- direction M's
made as soon a. the Anglo American JONI flsh
Commission adjourned without settling me Dor
der question. Sir Julian then suggested tha'
temporary Arrangement b" mace. 1Els WOuIu
maintain the status luo. each side making no
further advance pen ling n final agreement on
the boundary temporary Lire probably
would be run by the two Governments. inns
would not affect permanent interests. but wouId
serve as a legal barrier between the laWess
fortune-scekers in that locality
The plan IS favorably received on Doth sldes
and Is likely to he carried into elect aItnough
agreement has Deen entered INTO as yet
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EMPEROR william MAKES a SPEECH - 49,
CEREMONY At KEEL

EMPEROR WILLIAM MAKES a SPEECH - -"
CEREMONY At KEEL
K!el. March 2o.-Emperor William aF' W., PRIV
dav and attended the ceremony CT enro.Hns va.
Walsemar. the cldest son o; FIin.e - -. sssss
STA. in the army and navy Ills M"J s'
an address. In which he said -. p.yJ,
This is da- fun OF significance lo' ~ -. 80
as A son q Prince Henry who Is no" !" oar.
FAST wears for the afst time the Uniform "~
III. ,,her and many able officers 70 tae ssI'.s
the ratherlAnd. Il is ,he privilege Of tne ~ so
ern Princes. from their tenth year 10 ear"
devote their strength and labors 10 the Seat ..,, q
The Fa.hcrlaud and 10 enter ire ISL ~ pr,rcs
Guards which has seen many Hohenzos in, sOsp
IN It's ranks hope the princes OF my r r@sp to ).
,,,u devote tae,r services With equa. I' crornsirs
~ and that the latter VIII see .o,mpe,eri 90
u",,2c Prince Wademar grow up oSsUf'r,otsnl. D'
Cbivairous officer. Distinguished loi I""
his ulustrious father. .,,, aeross the go
MAY our congra tula lions re-echo "N'N
70 New Germany. . g.. HEARS for PrlnsS..
HIS Majesty then called for chSse' Soiowed ~
Henry OF Prussia naval paraue
ceremony.
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MAY MAKE ASTORIA coVplNr PAY.
rl1r LIKELY TO Rr AMENDED So AS TO rMPosr
a FRANCHISE TAX

rIrr LIKELY TO Rr AMENDED SO AS TO rMPosr
FRANCHISE TAX.
Albany. March q (speciaD Governor Roosevelt.
IN talking to-day about various legislative meas
urc= inquired whether the bill Of the Astoria Light
Heat and Po7e- Company provided that il should
pay tax on IT'S franchise to The city OF New-Y crk
and further said that he had been told the East
River Gas Company. in a bill which was passed in
relation 20 {, n 1892. was required 10 pay tax on
rs gross receipts. The Governor was inf5rmol
that he Astoria company was not required 20 pay
anything 90 Cha city for its privileges
chapter e37. Laws OF 1892 81 relation 10 the East
River Gas Company which authorized il to build
tunnel under tho East River just as the Astoria
company now seeks 10 construct similar tunnel.
contained ne following requirements
Such corporation shall ray annually into tho
treasury If the city ~ NrW-Nork 90 the credit ~
the Sinking Fund thereof per cent os its gros-
receipts from gas furnished by it 10 private and
public buildings in I'd" city of NeT-Y0rk through
mains laid hy 81 "a herein authoriz.l under tn
streets or avenues % such city. such payments
shall be made on the first dav ~ November I'm each
and every year FOR and during th- year ending on
tie next preceding 2jth day Of september
There is no such provision in the Astoria bill.
1892 shows clearly that tho draf'crs OF II had the
East River company's law before them when they
drew II. There were rumOrs to-day that an amend
ment might be offered 20 the Astoria bill in the
Senate this week providing that the company shall
pay q franchise tax 10 the city Of Now-YorN
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TO INVESTIGATE TRUSTS.
PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE VOTES TO CREATE
A COMMISSION FOR THE WORK

PENNSYLVANIA EOCSE NCAA~S 49, 0-'----
A COMMISSION FOR THE WORK.
Harrisburg Penn, March 20-ln the house !"
night Nj Woodruff rep Of PhIadel2nia' m"'
duced resolution. which was Unanimously ao0F
ted creating a commission. consisting OF 'ns'
Senators. five Members and seven others 10 &c ~
pointed by the Governor. Who IS requested " "
,.ite the Pennsylvania STATE Board or axes 5 Us
Pennsvlvanla legislative Labor League tAe 81.
srlyarta Bar Associl-iOu and me Fatl--is - -.
nandrv eacn 20 sugsCst rep ssrA-dt.Ns o..,s.s
-eeroctiyo bodies 90 proceed WIN al pIAC'ls-'.,
duicanre 10 examine. consider al0 report - ~
,,-bet |r,uccs n any. should b. made ID l!e 80
ard noiicv OF this Comm. nwealtn retLhs ~ Ia
hinations OF capital for Dusi1>9 llt Qoe1s W. a,
me same be known as ootvoiatioHs' "1'S y
The Commission shall he authorized % &c, eoa' a.
with Cg.f.1fs. OBS appointed ln O.e47 o.a..S o.,
acting on behalf 81 The National CoVernN.s... =.
similar purposes. All public employees are ~ ~ ~
- ~ furnish rhe Commission WIKI aN Ne,, rsr
formation and o assist & H. every redsonao'e I'll
The report u the Commits SION sa3i. coma 40 ~
statement OF its conclusions, WA t"S STsI "a
reasons on which they are lase' a-.4 s.'I I. =.
presented 70 the Governor II the Legs laluIe, s,--
IN session Tie Governor IS reQ-es "a -, !. - ma
other States os the Union = ne aaop,.O" si-,iar
resolution and 10 invite them 10 apyo'c,, o.o ac.
Commissions as legislation by any one S.ssrlv B.
ing alone or such subject must neoesse'"
coaparatively difficult and inef ci.Ne. .,,,.,,n %
Mr.. Woodruff. The author q ING res
secretary OF the National Municipal LeasDe
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Mr.. LAUrERBACHs STATEMENT.
THE TrIRD-AvE. COMPANY Is ASKING 80 BENE
FITS He DECLARES.

Edward Lautcrbach, counsel for The Third Ave
nue. Railroad Company. Yesterday met simon
eterne and = De Peystcr Foster. Of the CITIZENS
Committee a. A conference. at which he was quoted
~ defining his compauy's position as follows:
The Third-ave company asks 10 dement's or
privileges that 1t does not already posses II asks
no remuneration from the city or the Metropolitan
company and therefore / recommend that two new
clauses be Inserted IN my amendment OF last week
10 tho FalloWs bill
THE Third-avo company is willing 20 lose all
the money that II has spent an the work Of changing
the motive power ri its road an Amsterdam-ave..
and am willing 10 strike from NY amendment I'd
The FallOws bin all the clauses making The Metro
politan company liable in any respect whatever for
our losses ! hope hy this means % get from the
Metropolitan company the rights Tat the city
granted to TIE Thiru-iVe. COMPANY i the old char
Ter but 1 wish Il understood iDaf iAc consent 10
use their tracks for our cars shall. when u mas
been paid for. confer upon us the same rights that
our charter did.
The proposed changes were accepted by Messrs
Sterne and Foster Elihu Root. representing the
Metropolitan Street Railway tomi was nor
present At the conference
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THE SCHEME TO DIST BONNER.
AN INNOCENT COUNTRYMAN TELLS HOW
JOHN +. MAHER IMPOSED on HIM.

JOHN +. MAHER IMPOSED on HIM.
Albany. March 2O.-Asscmbyman Richard Muir
ply. Of Amsterdam. this evening made statement
20 the correspondent Of The Associated Press with
reference the bill introduced by him. which pro-
vdes that in cities Of tho nrst and second
classes no person shall hold tho Office Of chief OF
police or chief Of the Fire Department after no
shall be sixty years Of II the bin should be-
come n law Chief Bonner. Of tho Ncw-York city
Fire Department. would be forced TO retire this
year.
In the midst Of Monday nights hustle and ex-
element" said Mr.. Murphy. "Assemblyman John
Mahor. OF New-York came to and asked
a personal favor TO introduce n bill IN which he
personally interested. having for its object. as
he said the advancement OF a friend Of his III the
New-York Fire Department. The bill was drawn
and prepared by Mr.. Maher and ready 10 Introduce
l asked him II the bill had political Importance
or significance. and he informed me that Il; had
not Assuming that he was like every other men,
Der In the house. ready 10 assist n felow-member
I'm a personal matter and believing that the bill
did just what ne said It did. and not thinking for
instant that a folow-member was to be doubted
in his personal requests. or IN any other way.
introduced The bill.
within a week protests came from Buffalo. SYRIA
cuse and New-York. ! then took tho time 10 eX-
anime the bill thoroughly and inquire into its mer-
It's and found that it might be construed as a
political measure and that II might 20 TO consd-
cradle extent further than the distinguished gentle
man from New-York IN his zeal and honesty OF
purpose would have # 20 have decided to permit
the blll lnasmuch as it T u nv absolute control
10 de IN the hands Of the committee. 80 Il any e.
fort was made on the part OF the Democracy TO
further Il political measure in tins way it GA not
succeed.
Tn Justice TO myself and Mr Maher. make this
statement Furthermore. ! am loathe IT, beheN"
Chad my DISTINGUISHED coloacu" would seek 10 I'M
nose on good nature. ASS mhlymau Ma@of, chair
mn of fho Committee Cities. viii bear mo out
in The etatorncnt that an not ask lor hearing
or re.uest i'm any way favorable consideration after
4 ascartaincd he real import and Significance OF
fhc BILL
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LOCAL WIND REcORD BROKEN.

AIR BUSHES THROUGH .'HE sTnEBrs At THE
RATE or EIGHTY NILES AZ HOUR
The weather forecast for to-day is fair weather.
stationary temperature and brisk northwest winds.
The record OF wind Velocity FOR this city was
broken Yesterday morning soon after midnight.
For I'VE minutes the wind howlcd through tho
streets at the rate ~ eighty miles an hour.
The highest previous record since tho Weather
Bureau was started In lSl' made on December
4 1898 when the wind blew seventy eight miles an
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FIVE CHIMNEY BrRNED TO DEATH

Hutchinson. Kan. March % The home OF John
Moore was burned to-day the result OF a lamp *
plosion. Moore's five children. ranging in age
from three years 20 twelve years. lost their lives
Firemen found the children lying side by side IN
ther bed the floor. all dead. bat not badly
burned. They had apparently been suhocated by
smoke. The father. who slept in an adjoining
room, badly frightened that no una bic
to attempt 3 rescue. Mrs Moore was away from
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REPUBLICAN, CLUB OPPOSES THE GRAB.

~
At the regular meeting Of the Republican Club
81 rs house In Fifth-avc.. last night, Ito bin pro
posing 20 tax franchises. introduced by Senator
Ford stood n fair chance OF getting pertunctory
Endorsement until Mr. Depew and others began 20
ask questions a Don't It's provisions \ discussion
lasting more than haG an hour resulted. and the
bill finally went back 10 the Committee Resolu-
lions The meeting was attended 10y cluh members
only. and reporters were rot admitted.
The resolution introduced by John Proctor Clarke
declaring n the sense ~ the club that not more
than two railroad tracks should be operated in
Ams,o.dam-avc. adopted unan.mousy.
Mr.. Depew. president OF the club. occupied tho
chair and there was q large attendance.
The bill providing for a Statutory Commissioner
for New-York City was ndorsed. The bin limiting
taxation TO 2 per cent laid over. The appica-
tons of the following new members were faNorably
voted
For resilient membershlp-JOHN ELLIOT COWDIN,
JOSEPH AUGUSTINE COZZINO. CLARENCE RICE
sLOCI-M NELSON HENRY and RICHARD 9 JEN
KINSON.
For non resident mbership-NICHOLAS 4. COL
BURN JAMES " y OGRADY Rochester y y.
COLIN CAMPBELL. Tallnnan. Rockand County. y. g..
JUCIUS y. LITTAI IcR Glovers.ile y. Y. ard John
" DWIGHT Elmra. y. !
Refreshments were served after the meeting
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WINTER WEATHER N ENGLAND.

London March 20-There has been return Of
winter over the British Isles In London there has
been heavy FAN OF snow. snowstorms have swept
the mdlands ana the north country and outdoor
work is az staudstill Storms have also ragged
over the Norm sea.
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ECHO OF THE MAINE DISASTER.
REPORT OF FINDING CABLE USED TO BLOW
Up THE VESSEL DiS~REDIrED.

Up THE VESSEL Dis REDlI TED.
Havana. March 2D.-Captain T. L. Huston, Of
The Volunteec Engineers. was questioned to-day
on the subject Of the story, printed by local
newspaper at Cincinnati, saying that the loca-
zion Of the keyboard hy which he UDited States
battle-ship Maine was blown up If Havana Har-
Dor on February X. lS9S, had been found By
him IN a gunroom - the Fuerza Prison while
engaged in cleaning out the fortGcauons The
captain said the use ~ his name in this con-
necton was not authorized. He showed TO the
correspondent cable with several wires run
ming into the harbor from tueIza Prison. OPP
posite Cabanas Fortress. one wire was con
nected with dsusad teecraphc instrument in
= neishhorns Government building. Though
the cable has not been investigated by the
United States Engine ars the sulTosition is tina
II Rms 70 Cabanas. across To harbor. and has
beer used for teleyfaphing There is remote
chance that the wI.es in the cable were con-
nccted with mines or tornedocs hut there is TO
indication that it had anything TO 90 with blow
ins no the Maine. The end Of the cable is stick
ing out OF Fuerza Pris, and has been seen by
tourists for weeks Many soldiers have also
seen the cable ald may have expressed the be
lief that It was used TO blow Up the Maine
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DIR. CARROLL or HIs WAY Hovr

Plalnaeld \. J.. March 20 CspecaB.-pr H..
K Carroll Of Wcsterveit-aye who has ~ s"I
Porto RICO sor the last two months inv..,,.n
the internal affairs OF that island for tho I,,Hrs
ton OF the President. sailed from San In,n 'I1'
terday on the transport Buford. and ia expse,..
panied on his tour by his wife and HE oeon.
secretary. C. H. Buell., Of Craig Place. North p.S,tte
fof td@L-
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THE INGALLS, OFF FOR SAVANNAH

THE INGALLS, OFF FOR sAVANNAH.
WILL TAKE SECRETARY ALGlR TO HAVANA
MOVEMENTS or OTHER TRANSPORTS
Secretary Ayers Official transport the ingalls,.
formerly the Cearwa ter left the Government pier
in Brooklyn yesterday at 10 r. m She goes to
Savannah. where she IS 70 take Secretary Alger and
his party 10 Havana Men worked all day Sun
day to Mt up the boat. and when the ingalls, sailed
yesterday there were a number Of furnshers ati!l
at work. The rug katherine Francesca was scnt
down the Bay 70 take them cff
On the ingalls, was a part OF the library and per-
sonal possessions OF the late General Calixto
Garcia, OF the Cuban Army. They being slken
to the family I'm Havana. Just before the ingalls,
sailed 1t was learned that only half OF the goods
had been brought from the storehouse where they
have been I'm New York. The other half OF tho
library and some furniture viii be sent on the
Dixie. which sails for Havana tom after
noon.
The apartments on the ingalls, which are 10 be
used by Secretary Ager are aft on the upper deck
While the boat was I'm Brooklyn they locked
and nobody was allowed to inspect them The
quartcrmaster OF transport is usually captain
either Regular or volunteer. but in consideration
OF the presence Of Secretary Alger an officer OF
higher rank than usual has been assigned as quar-
Cruise. The master OF the boat Is Captain Il *
Wright
When all attempt was made Yesterday TO bring
the Dixie around from Pier No - TO the transport
pier 1t was found that she was stuck in the mud
1t was hoped to get her away this morning. She
VIII be fitted 10 carry 2es soldiers She viii bring
TO Savannah the 4th Virginia Volunteers
The OLDHAM, now known as the Mcpherson. viii
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scANNELL sAID TO BE 0ProsED To IT.

SCANNELL SAID TO BE OFfo9ED 10 IT.
There was considerable talk In the Fire Depart
ment Yesterday in opposition to tho bill recently
otrcducod IN the Assembly 10 force the retirement
~ fire chiefs who become sixty years old. The
evident purpose az the bl Il was said. was TO get
chief Hugh Bcrner out OF the Network Fire De-
parinent Tire Chief says he VII b. Sky years clI n
riro although no records Of the Department IN
di,ate that he was sixty years Old IN June lasl
chief Borrer and Fire Commissioner Scann'h de-
ol,red 10 tax about the Bib yesterday. but prom
.n,nf politicians of this city have declared that tho
bill will not get ont Of the Committee on cities IN
The Assembly. low thai it, purpose has hc'n mad"
clear
Commissioner scanneil and chief Bonner are on
friendly terms According 10 officials az HEAD
quarters the Commissioner has given every as
slstancc TO the chief in his duties; and while he
docs not approve the idea Of forcing the Chief out
he thinks that when Bonner is retired there VIII
he found in the fire force officers capable OF step
ping into his shoes. 49,,
Deputy nief Lally has been mentioned as the
man who Is 20 get Boomers place ~ case inc
schemers who trying to force the Chi'f out
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THE LEGISLATURE.
.cerMR1.y PROCEEDINGS.

Albany. March 2o.-A heavy calendar confronted
the members OF the Assembly ot TINS e'e'nns
sesSion There were many women among the sIeO-
tators. ..,,-
Mr. Mazet's bill which authorizes the Confo"cr
10 appoint agents 10 supervise sales OF persona
nroner;v Mt auction in this State, on order o. sec
ord reading was advanced With the UNDERSTANDING
that IT would be recommitted 20 the judiciary No'i
mittee for a hearing tomorrow
Mr. Collins. OF New-York. started DEBATE 0"
Z C. Brennans bill. on order OF second reao'ns'
which is to provide for n system OF puohc uocAS
and terminals I'm tho State and for commission
20 eupcrintcnd the construction and maintenance
NJ them. He said that II the New-York Chainpe'
Of Commerce and the Board OF TRADE khe" '"'
rim uas before the Legislature they would dc-
nounce It. Such n bill II # became a Jaw Wou'u
prove blow to the commercial welfare Of inc
M rrairor honed the introducer would lay aside
his bill FOR the present. "a the minority oesileu ~
debate 1t al length. having also se'eral ""''"O''
10 offer I'm behalf Of the city.
II was 2 biei-handed and outrageous act main
tanned Mr. Phillips Of New-York In that It SOUGHT
n strIp the New-York City Dock Board OF us
powers
Tho introducer moved that the bill be made
snocial order for Thursday morning, and II was
done
Mr. Mles's Five Per Cent bill, on order OF second
reading was laid aside. owing 10 the absence OF the
introducer who Is i'll ut his home In Edwards 81
Lawrence County.
Mr. Greenwoods bill providing for local option NJ
town meetings was advanced 10 third reading
Mr. CHEESEMAN'S bill reducing the organization TAX
from one-eIshth to one-hftieth OF l per cent was
killed on order OF second reading. Mr.. Aids. the
majority leader moving to strike out the ehacuns
clause FOR the purpose o. an explanation "hch
motion prevailed by Viva voce vote.
Mr. Doughty's so-called Barren Island bill. which
prohibits bone-boing. burning or grinding and the
sk.nning OF horses. cows. and other dead animals
within the borough OF Brooklyn was passed
These bills also passed:
Mr. Lewlss giving 10 tho State Board OF Phar-
macy the sole power to prosecute violations OF the
Pharmacy law.
Mr. T. r Sullvan's. providing that goods manu-
featured wholly in part in tenement houses must
be labelled such.
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sail tomorrow for Cuba and Porto p,eo a.,
be the regular weekly transport. e'' sas VIII
sEDGwIcK SAILS FOR SANTA.

Newport News. Va. March % Csp.ci,n
transport sedgwck. Capta'n johnson. ssl.s me
for Santiago 10 bring back more troops e' 'o-day
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NEW BILLS.
These bills were introduced tonight:

BY Senator Notwithstanding the Court OF
Claims to determine the claim OF John j. Donovan.
of New-York CITY for damages alleged 10 nave
been sustained by him by reason Of improper CON
victon and confinement In tho Elmira ketorma-
tory
BY Senator Grady-Authorzing the National Con-
servatory of Music Of America 70 CONTRACT WIN
structiOn
nv Senator Piunktt-Exempting from county and
municipal taxation the property Of the New Tork
Polytechnic Medical School and Hospital.
BY Senator Foe'er-ApprOprat 3S8,WO OF the
amount collected from racing associations for DIS
trbutOn among the agricultural associations OF
the State
BY Senator Siranahan-Amcndlrg the tax laws
by providing that every foreign banker dong busi-
ness in this State shall annually pay per cent on
the amount OF interest or compensation Of any kind
earned and collected by him money loaned. Tn
der the present law this tax Is one-haf OF ! per
cent.
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E. +. CHTRCH TO RESIGN.

MINISTER OF PUBLIC WORKS IN NOVA sCoTIA's
CABINET IN POOR HEALTH
Halifax. y s. March 2o.-It il learned that C.
f Church. Minister Of Public Works and Mines
in the Provincial Cabinet Will resign at the expi-
ration of the current season OF the Legislature
which will close probably within ten days. Mr.
Church has just returned from bermuda. where he
went In search Of health without having expert
enced benert. The portfolio OF Works and Mines
In the most important in this province. No hint Is
given as TO who viii succeed the present Minister
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cOrRT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

Albany March 2O-Court OF Appea.s calendar FOR Tues
day. March q. Nos Isl 7a5 sol s22 s2' si3 s45 ani
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-13

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li6en Sdlauh unb sl00 tpertb DENT.
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eingereiht unb referirt. Die Orbinan,
sur 8sfeuerune bon Strabsnbubnpaesn
tpuros bis 3ur nddfsn 8sriummIuns
tiber9eIe9t.