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The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-15
Too Much Celebration

Cherbourg, July H-After the fire works
display this evening some soldiers belong
ing to the marine infantry destroyed the
Venetian mast and festoons and lanterns
banks from affixing stamps to checks un-
back and maltreated. Mounted gendarmes
and troops were then summoned to restore
order, but the disorders continued to late
hour.
Sixty marines were arrested and taken
to the depot, where they became very vto-
ent. Many people were injured during the
affray. The town Is occupied tonight by
the military.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-15

New York city. The company has been at
work for three years past and has con-
cessions to II, ,00O, 600 acres of land in Vene-
zuela, lying on both sides of the river
from which IT. takes its name. The inn
mense territory is rich in gold, iron and
other metals, and has great wealth alone in
rubber forests and other species of trees.
The exploration company will push devel-
opment work and improve its resources to
the utmost.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-15
$5,ooo,ooo TRANSACTION
Thos. J. Hurley Buys an Interest in the
Orinoco Concessions

st. Paul, Minn., July H.--A Faribault,
Mimi, special says:
Thomas ]. Hurley, of New York, repre-
senting the exploration syndicate of that
city and London, was in Farbault yester-
day and closed deal with the Orinoco
company limited, for controlling inter-
est in the Orinoco concessions in which
ronald Grant and other people in this
vicinity are interested.
The amount of The consideration is not
known, but is thought to be 5000, 900.
Headquarters will be transferred shortly to
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-15
Mckinley Cottage VIII Be Sold

Canton, o., July Alt was reported here
for the purchase of the famous Mckinley
dent. The house was made famous by
President McKinley's front door speech in
1896, and railroad records show that nearly
a million political pilgrims heard the pres
ident speak from the house in that year.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-15
sohllIinc sr 70 l.....l l,nre

Milwaukee Wis, July 4.-Robert Scfill-
Ing, who is the chairman OF the state cen
trail committee of the peoples party and
the Wisconsin member of the national CON-
mittee, is of the opinion that the people 5
party will fuse with the democrats in 1900
II W. J. Bryan is nominated by the ma
tional democratic convention.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-15
Founder OF Ell Reno Is Dea i'd

Ell Reno, o. t., July .14.-John A. Fore
man, founder of Ell Reno and one of the
pioneers of Oklahoma and Indian Territory
died here today. In 1861 he enlisted at
Lawrence, kas, as a captain and was
afterward major He engaged in many
border alterations and was wounded a
number of times. At the opening of Ok
lahoma proper in 1889 he secured the land
upon which Ell Reno was built
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-15

Rowell's Newspaper Directory, the Official
authority on the circulation OF American
newspapers, Is just out under date of June 1.
It accords to The Age-Herald the largest
circulation of any duly newspaper In Ala
bama. The Age-Herald continues to grow.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-15
THE WEATHER.

PARTLY CLOUDY SATURDAY, WITH
INCREASING CLOUDINEsS SUNDAY:
VARIABLE WINDS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-26
THE FOOT BALL GAME
TuANKsGIvING-DA CONTEST PRO
MISSES TO NE STRONG ONE.
BOTH ELEVENS IN GOOD CONDITION.
virginia Has Light Team, Hut n"
Exceedingly Quick Onc-LchishH
Lads Are I'm Good Condition an"
Expect to Win.

As Thanksgiving-Day draws on apace
interest IN the great football contest 70
be wagcd on the gridlr0n at ljroad-SIeet
Park between the olcvcns from the Dnl-
verslty Of Virginia and Lchigh Onlver-
sity Is increasing. and the indications are
that very large crowd Will witness the
game.
In former years the approach of
Thanksgiving served TO conJure Up
thoughts OF turkey and cranberry sauce
and plum pudding Now however. while
these doiicaciCs arc natural concomltants
Of the day. football IS the attraction
which causes many TO look forward 10
tho holiday with keencst anticipation
For n number OF years the eleVens
from the Universities Of Virginia ana
North Carolina have contested mere on
Thanksglving-D Day. bat rupture OF the
nthlctic relations between the two insu-
tutions caused Virginia 20 make ar
engagements with Lehigh. and ON next
Thursday tho Orange and Blue OF VIZ
ginia and the Brown ana White OF bchish
will be seen I'm heated contest Tor supe-
riorlty Both teams arc said 20 be IA eN-
cellent condition. and 20 be about equally
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-26

east Broad; % u feet on south side
Broad street between twentieth ana
Twenty-first Streets also 20 icgt on eD.S
Grace streets. 49, ,,,, FL,
A. ". Tomlinson and wife 20 Philip d.
Slaughter. 1l2 feet ON Nenahle street,
southwest corner Twonty-ntth street.
81 800 ,-.-,- rr
Aiecr'e trrlqtoa Cd feet on west side tllth
street 10 feet north Of Baker, Nl0
Henric0: III. T. Denoon ana Wle 10
James D.. Turpln 90 feet on east size
lIiI r avenue, C0 feet south OF Wichnam
street. Barton Heighfa NM
el.lro ID TTaw su.... c1mmi Toner,
10 John ~ DcasF, on -I ii'..
street southeast tfNHie S'4...'
SLIGO.
Lamb. lot no. 4. in Block 30. 2. EHton
HEIGHTS 500. ,,-.,
y. vs.. Williams and vile 10 hllza WIZ
Hams. 30 feet on east side Thirty mo-
etreot 90 feet south of $ street subject
/ TO deed OF trust for 500. 80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-26

Mossrs. Charles Magnllis, % RoanoNre,
and Horace wright OF iechih'""'
the ushers. ,,, n. tho
niano and very tweetly played Mennei,s
Inns wedding march as the brldn
psrtv entered through the back parlol
door from the han. o,,..o.ho,r,,
First came Miss Ada A. QuesenDeits
ord Az Horace wright. Miss Mamie -.
Reale and MI Charles Maksnls' t ~
Ne hri1e and her maid OF honor. Inc
Groom and his best man entered tnrou ., u
the front parlor door ana Ilel w l,..,c'l
and her maid OF honor as lhey au..t' a.
through tho large folding doois snu Nc
gethcr they stood on peaulllu' /" n
FUR rug directly IN front or Key. -, -, !.
Rawlings. who performed ne
IN n most impressive manner -, ,,er,,
During the ceremony Mrs; Lynn 49,, 49,
dainfv white ottOmaus, upheld ny p.ii,
pedestals. were arranged LOT tme tbe
and groom 20 kncel upon, ouilns w
PRAYER and blessing bestowed upDI ts1,
The parlors were tasteluliy u'e. 49, n
with pretty shaded lamps, ..o", og,,,e
soft mellow light throughout vno h IyO,'Is'
The bride. who Is very pretty D ,..,,
Go n daughter OF Mrs. VI. ). QueseniDe ~ ~ q
and wac formerly OF Charleston, W ~ e
Nr. Patterson IL valued eilp'o y , ga
If the Richmond Locomotive " oihs' anu
,,-os formerly OF Durham. n. Z. ..,,
The presents were both huineio uS "''-
Mr. and Mrs. Patterson viii reside al
ll8 east Clay street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-26

relative age. size, weight. etc, are given
captain chamberlain 1900. IS q years
~ 80 and weighs l55 pounds. His heisnt
is feet 1912 inches. lie prepare lo'
I.ehleh AT the University school OF S"",-
fanooga. where he played hali-DacH vs.
the football team. lie played en-"
mo VARSITY IN his sophomore yeai, a. -
since that time has held the postum
lett half-back regularly. 70 4,
j. n. Reese. 1900, aged Il year,, ~ y
feet 1919 inches In height ana ~ -,
lgg pounds. lie played right h"l,- -
on tho Harrisburg High schooi yea. "uN ~,
fore entering Lehigh. and mas iill'u
poeltion for two years on the 49,
a r. Lindley. 1902. IS playing iuh- i's,' ="
op the VARSITY, and played lh So' ga
o~,nos last season. lie D. j. year, V ~
weighs lG2 pounds, and IS feet tan ~. iiS
plavcd fuu-back on the Mo"'0i''i
school team for four years. .,.,.,,,,
l. Hawlcy, Jr, 1872, mas Deen Ip"sson
ho,h full-back and half-back TINS seo9o.'
go nos a substitute last year. lis "bo
A. ~ Years: height. feet lOl- ihcn n,s
ana weight li6 pounds. lie played nan
-, ond end on the football team On
=, ccorce's Han. Summit, y. j. io'
nv, ~ II spiers. 1899. is substitute at iulI-
nock and end. and has played ID nun
her OF important games. lie Is 2, 49, g.
old. weighs 155 pounds, ana Is i.e' 80
height. H--played full-pacN Oh '''' ~
nieh preparatory team Two yeoiS'
AN OLD PLAYER
W. r. James. 1901, is y years OF Us a.,
,,.',cbs isS mounds. and is feet inches IN
Se,ebf lie played end and tackle at
r.avyrenceville for two years, ana mas
oiaveJ end for year and quarterback
Tor a year at Behigh.
w. 4. Griffith. 1901. is sub-quarter-baci,,
on the varsity, and has been In several
romcs this season. lie is also captain
of The scrub. His age is q; height D feet
o inches. end weighs 40 pounds. Ho
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-26

mort News va. paid a visit 10 Father
McKeefry during the week. =,
Mr.. Patrick Daly, Of Lester street, VINO
has been sick. IL now able to be out OH
the street again. 49,
eie,~v of the Southern District or the
6,oceee OF Richmond was held at the
t,plscopal residence on last Tuesday. Inc
following visiting clergy were present
Rev. Fathers Brady OF PortsInou III, u,
ncto,tv ~ Norfolk. Donahoe OF Newport
Sews. DeMyunck and O'Harra, or Der
meade. Patrick. O. S. B.. OF Warrenton..
The clergy OF the Cathedral and dhtcreh'
marshes In the city were also present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-26
,rnne 1ntcrcstins Renort..

ceti,r If Monumental Episcopal church,
held Friday night. interesting reports
were read as follows; ..,
The Vestry, Air. Walter christian.
Woman's Auxiliary, Mrs aller GIFTS
Junior Auxiliary. Mrs. r. II. Fisher
sunday School Mr. Richard Mead.
brotherhood Of ST. Andrew, Mrs A. X.
YarbrOugh. ,,.-..
Willing WORKERS. Mrs. George Warren.
choir. Mr. Phil Powers.
Dauehters Of tho King Mrs. NirginIus
Hall ,t,
Troasurer's Report Mr.. George Warren
All the reports were OF am encouraging
nature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-26
Propcrty Transfers.

Richmond: Building Association OF IN, tne
1unior order OF United American Me
chanics' trustee. Of Richmond, va, 20 -
l.. Denoon, p feet on Broad stree no. ~
west corner Munford street. SuDJ70' ~
Kate and J. p. Gravatt TO Nathani.e,i
panite 20 feet on east side Eighteentn
street. between Broad and MaIsn"''
'sor1s u Howard. special commission
ers TO J. w. shields's estate o. an coz %,
isaac A. Goddln's interest III - 5oo7
on BROAD street. being NO. A'0'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-26
A PRETTY HOME WEDDING.
Marriage wednesday Evening OF
Mr.. Patterson and Miss Quesenbery.

A quiet but pretty wedding occurred
Wednesday night az $3.50 o'clock al No.
il3 east Clay street when Miss Annie
Margaret Quesenberry became the bride
OF Mr.. Henry Rowdcn Patterson.
The bride was beautifully ottired IN
gown OF white organdy, and carried a
bouquet Of white chryssnthemums.
Her maid of honor. Miss Nirgie Lee
Quesenberry, looked very pretty in pink
OrgaudY.
The bridesmaids, Misses Ada Florence
Quosenberry and Miss Mamie COuriney
Beaie. were dressed in white organdy
and also carried chrysanthemums. Mir
Louis GOodson acted IN best man, anu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-26
nIyInrNn NoTICEs.

Office OF Virglnia-Caronna Chemical Co
Richmond. Va. November II, iet
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS ia =
~ pEb rHN.lr on the Common Stock
OF his Company payable December T.
,Soa a. etoefhoiders 81 record Novem-
Der 2lth. The books for ne tts2sies p.
Common stock 90 De cios'o tfoi" N'Ne"'
0el -''" ~ ~ W. TRANERs
% oea,6qt Treasurer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-26
TRIED TO nREAN JAZZ,
And, Failing in That, lie Attempted


SUFFOLK, va. November 2J.-(Spe-
cial)-About o'clock this afternoon
William White. % colored prisoner I'D
\asemond-c0uufy Jail, succeeded m e7-
Gaping from his cell and getting into me
yard Failing TO secure his freedom. ne
attempted 20 commit suicide ur thoQiinB
himself in She head with "a pistol Wnicn
had escaped the scrutiny of the officials
when they examined him, upon his being
locked up. lie was Jailed yesterday az
tarnoOn on % charge of burglary, ana ll
seems that suicide was premeditatfd pm
the event of failure TO escape from the
ilLl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-26
JUSTICE JOHNS CASES.
His Honor Has Many Trihing ones
Drunks and Fights Galore.


Justice John had a great number OF
email cases before him IN the White lem q
pie yesterday morning. There were hshts
and DRINKS galore.
Thomas Draper and r. IT, Redford were
charged with being drunk. Botn were
fined 81.
George Allen. a c0lored man. was
charged with jumping on tram OF 'ne
Chesapeake and Ohio road. lie was
fined 81 ,,
Jobu Jones was disorderly and drunk
Il cost him $40. 49,,
Henderson Neal (colored) was char I!,
With stealing 81 from Maggie Brown. ! nc
hearing went over until the ZItn' 10 se'
witnesses. ptorcbe
>'ortha Norton and daughter. Bianche'
no mn for being suspicious characters
The women are colored. Their heaI'"s
wont over until the 9th Of December
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-26
cnthnIIc Ne,rs Notcs.

The C. X. A. Branch. No. 162, VIII meet
to-day.
Mr. Louis w. pizzini has accepted the
position Of superintendent Of ST. Peter
Cathedral Sunday school, vice Captain
Andrew piZZini. resigned.
Nv Ealhor Charloa Ionahoe. OF Now
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-26

Rlohmond. v. N0y1mbor } ~

Richmond Va. November 3 l,.s.
A GENERAL MEETING ot Ius
STOCKHOLDEks OF THE OLD DOE
MlNION BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOC
CITATION will bo held in The hall of lNe
Chamber OF Commerce, Ncnmon1i n
on TUESDAY, Decgm ber 5. 1879, al
o'clock a. M. ....
Called by order OF tho Board N n.rec-
tors. T.. A. BARBER
no Ala Secretary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-26
Nrw YonK LANDRY wonKs.
Addition Made 60 This
Already WeIl-Equipped Establish

Already Wen-Equipped Establish
mcnt.
Am important addition has just been
made TO the plant Of the Sew York
Iaundry-W forks. it is desi sned for the
most careful and particular cleaning or
woollen goods. such as blankets, por-
there's. ambrequIns and an woollen
fabrics. 10 thoroughly removes all dis
ease germs and guarantees against
shrinkare. and returns goods positively
mothproof and in appearance. equal TO
new. Samples OF the work can Doe seen
III the laundry. so j. north Ninth street,
and IaSies are respectfully invited 10 eau
and inspect them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-26
AMUsE3iENTs.
cnANn TnrRNAMENT

AT THE EXPOSITION GROUNDS orr
HANkSGIVING-DAY, under tne
ASSOCIATION. Commences at ia A. IT.
and closes In time for football gam.
the afternoon. Prizes in gold. and
$40 % $50 each. j. w. Taucy pr
w. j. Carter. assistant secretary
Todd. general manager; b. o..
secretary. Room H. Merchants rI-l
Bank Building. Richmond. Va
Admission, - cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-26
The Confederate Museum,

TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS,
omen daily from A. 81. 10 b. 81
Admission, Is cents Free on 5atdrda. 81.
NH 10y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-26

csorge holland. Rockland, o., says: IN" Wy
,rtfe had piles forty years. De"ltt
tvitcb Hazel salye cured her. II IS the
hest salve fin America" IL heals every
hing and cures an skin diseases. Bode-
zor Bros. II. a. Miller.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-26
nm AID WHITE TIA

THURSDAY, DECEMBER l.l.
AT 2sl3 EAST GRACE SlElt.l.
from 8 10 Il. ST..
for benefit headstone fund.
Admission. - cents. no -l-l-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-26

orders for printing sent TO The Dispatch
Company viii be given prompt attention
and the style OF work and prices VIII Do
sure to please Yea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-26
MEETINGS.

,rHp ANNUAL MEETING or THg
OF THE MASON =
TFNpLE ASSOCIATION win be held at
the Temple. corner Broad aud Adams.
IS ls'9, at A.l5 O'Clock P. ID.
JOSEPH " BfDGOOD.
no 22-lw secretary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-26
a RUDE AWAKENING.

live Oh mothers do not wa
for these regarding you Are daughters pale
warnings to all sensible mothers lhy n
gentle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-26

Mems Fancy Black Strictly ATWOOD
winter-Weight Covert Cloth over
coats: the same in Tan, Oxfords' ana
Gray. Every coat IS perfectly tailored
and cut in the latest style.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-11-06
eetn sebe,t ipnrne ,erettet.

9err s. g. 2iuD, Elm berbOrrngenoer
Burger BON Sanuibal, Nto. tuur6e aui
tuunberbuue WeiIe BON einem idredfis
den EObe errettet. gr er5dblt in Gez
ang bierauf Jolgen6es: sd erfranfte
an tDpb6iem 5ieber, bas III Qunaenentz
siinoung iiberging. Meine 2unaeu uer=
bdrteten iib. SD mar 10 idpad, oab
id ni1t einual aufre9t i'm 8ette fiben
fOnnte. Nidts balf mir. Sd eriuars
tete i9on bal6 an Der GdtuinoIudt su
iterben, als i'd bon Dr. Sings ,gieuer
Gntoedane" b6rte. Cine 5laide t.r<
i@affte mir idun 9roBe Grleidteruna.
SD iebte aber ben @ebrau1 fort uno
jest fible i'd mid selunb unb itarf uub
fam oieie Mehistn gar ni9t senug To-
ben. Dieie Meoi5in beilt am iideriten
unb i6neaiten ale Salsz nnb 2uuaenz
leiben. Die resuIdre @rbBe gu SO @ts.
unb S1.00. 8rpbeflaIden frei in Der
Npotbefe BON s. &alteber 6 Gon. sSebe
6lalde uirb sarantirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-11-06
NuBlanes wead,t.

Die neuIibe 5riebenstonfereus brinat nad5brid.
lid Die Mabt bes gsaren BON @uBlanb sur CT.
teHntttis. Ct bdIt bas @Iad unb ieIbf bas aeben
bon Wilionen bpn eeuten in ietner 6ano. 8u ibm
ieben fte anf UNI siabruna. itutertunft. aleibnne.
Ia. unt bns 2eben ieIbn. Sn feinem 2anbe IN ei-
mes @pnardben Madbt abioluter. aIs innerbaIb 6er
@rensen Der bieIen 8eFbunsen SiuBraubs gber
10 tueitrefden6 iein gtnffuB IT, Fam er bod nidbt
bergIitben tuerben NIT bemienigen, iueItben Der
menihlid5e @ngeu auf bic Sitten, @eiunbbeit unb
1haten ocs Dnrfbi9nittss Sterbffd6en bat. pbicbon
ielbh elm nufriihrertftber Mnaen einen Deslutlaer
nnerteaut. 6pftetter8 Mngenbitter8 beiIt Berjfos
pfung. Dnspepte. @aIenberefftuna. Nerpnifdt
uno que Rrantbeiten. iueld5e BON etner untb6ti.
gen Sober noer ittuaden @ieren hereummen.
i@perbe bnbt. un6 mad6t ielbjf Sic @rfahrnrin ia
tuiro DID Hart MAIDEN. iuoem eS Deinen 9laaert
ltart mad1t. Cine Hribats Steuermarte iuDte Ben
6als ber 5laidbe be6eden. -
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: glus Bremen iuIrb beridtet: 5

= Aus gremen nIrb beriniei: Die
gegenDdriig iehr ffarfe ginfubr BON
omeIifanifd3em MebI nod DeutfdIaub
fddbigte Sic eiubeimif6en MabIeneiab.
lihemenis, tDsI6e gum sr6Bten She'll
tn 6dnbeu BON sletien @eielf9afieu
Rnb, febr bebsuienb. Vile ba5en, fell
Bite einfuhr amerilaniF1en MebIs ernft,
li9 begonneH bat, bebeuienb geringsrs
9ipibenbeu aufsumeifen, unb mands
iiberbaupt teine mehr. Won biefeu
@eieuI6af!en 3ablen % im DurGfhnI!i
cine 9ipibeube BON 6 proeent. 10 eine
ioIhe bon 5 proeent, 81 3ablsn feline
Dinibenben Ii mnrben nit Der.
Iua tetrieben.
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sega ..

= Sie Gurctarsn Der 5taatssuai,
ceriii6t baSea eHhli9 siuea nenen prd.
fibsuien bsS @uratoriums erm1blt, uni
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BE 8aurimO!Iernie ben propbe3einu
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nnb a6fbliben 8beiIen bes 5taates
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weuiser. Die 8effelung Der Winter,
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aes 26. unh ~. Oftober baben bier
WanDeI gel@affsn. Die Rsisernte III
hsinebe beenbigt. uae .hre grtrdgs
uerSga ai8 tefsieoisenb b,3ei1net. Sc.
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neIdeH thnfIi9e 8swdiferuus berfas.
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lei6e fiir Den meitiiG gebenben pai1as
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