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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-07

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms, south
ern exposure. Inquire at 1TlS Mckinney ave-
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WANTlcD- Cook, ono that understands pastry
aud short orde- work; no drinking man
re,d rpply. Ell DIVER, Smtthyillc, Texas %
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TIE REGULAR annual meeting OF the stock
holders of tho. Houston Printing Company
for the purpose Of electins directors for tho
ensuing year and transacting such other
business as may come before II, Is hereby
called for Monday, January 10. 1899, At 3
w.. M. at the oft1oe OF The Houston Poat.
r. NJ. Johnston, President.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-07

a MEETING OF THE sTOCKIl6LDNRs and
directors OF the IeAas and New Orleans
Railroad company FOR the purpose OF elect
ing directors arG officers. Is called to take
place at tie ohi.e OF tho company in tho
city OF liou' np Texas. on Monday. mo
ninth day OF January. 1898. Z. b. Sugar.
Secretary. l-R -
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LARGE south front room, with good board,
Tor gentlemen or couple. i0i Crawford, cor
ner Preston.
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or together with stable privilege. city water
IL yard and kitchen. Apply 407 Hadley ave-
ne corner Bagby
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FOR RENT-cn reasonable farms. for one
year. or Longer. the building on Main street
known as Marble Palace. American Brew
ing Association. II
OUR HOUSE the best. our rent list the
largest. our price the lowest. II you wan.
TO rent we can suit you. Norfleet Cooley.
phone 673. Bins building u
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WANTEp--A good woman or girl to cook on
section; six men. 10 miles from Houston.
gcod place; wages sia.. For particulars sd-
dress C. II. Weaver, Dotr Park. Texas. s
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FOR RENT.

THE WONDER STORE is open; come and get
the bargains; do come. 10
MERCHANTS will find job lgs at the Won
der Store; investigate it vii! pay yo'i, It
will. 10
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SITUATION WANTED.

| cEine, desires position; eight years eSpeti-
ence, best OF references, moderate salary.
Box 10. Wharton Texas Ii
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WANTED--A Girl IL years old to heip do
housework and attend to children..-A. r.
Burkett. 2Q0i Washington,
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WANTED--A good looking. neat. attractive
girl or young lady: state age and experience.
Address IN own hsndwriiuE Address
1'fFOlto.' this cfflcN
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BUSINESS CHANCE-Good opening for man
with small capital TO put in stock groceries
with established fruit and confectionery on
one Of the best streets In city. Address 1851.
IhlR nfflce
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FREE CONSULTATlON---Dr. Morrali. medi
UNI and spiritual adviser; tells truth: do moi
fail t. visit her. you Will never regret It
street 1.
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MONEY 10 LoAN-on Houston eity real
estate. farms and ranches. W. II. Hudson
& Co. rooms 5o4 TO 501 Binz building. u
MONEY TO LOAN on improved farms snd
ranches. Francis Smith & Co., San An
tonic. Texas Call ON r. w. Norris. kiam
building Houston. Texas
The oasis., 1899-02-18

SEC. 10. The Mayor shall keep a record ofsthe names of all applicants for deeds, together with the amount paid by each, and upoh the first Mon- day of each month shall render a re- port, and pay over to the town treas urer all moneys received during the preceding month. The town treasur- CT shall immedlatly place such moneys to the credit of the Flown Title Fund.-" and for such service he shall receive no percentage, or com pensation.
 SEC. II. For the receipt and care of money under the provisions of this ordinance, the Town Council may require surety bond from the Mayor, and from the Town TreaSur- CT, in an amount not to exceed double the probable sum which each may have on hand at one time.
 SEC. l2. At least ten days prIor to the issuance of each deed, the Mayor shall cause to be published, or posted in public place, in the town of NOgales, the name of each person ap- plying for deed, and reference to the location of the land for which tue deed is asked. Upon the rejec- tion of any application for a deed, the sum of money hich accompanied such application, shall be repaid to the applicant by warrant drawn on the Town Title Fund.-" and any overpay ment for deed shall in like manner be refunded.
 SEC. l3 For services in issuing deeds under the provisions Of this ordinance, the Mayor shall receive only such compensation, if any, as the Town Council may authorize.
 SEC. II. After ninety days from the adoption by the Town Council of the map of the survey of the town of Nogales, all land within the townsite not otherwise deeded, shall be deeded to the Town Council, to be disposed of in accordance with the TerritOr- ial laws governing in such cases, and by ordinance made and provided.
 SEC l5. This ordinance shall take effect from and after it's passage.
The oasis., 1899-02-18
In Hard Luck.

At social gathering in Nogale- one evening last week. the converse tion had turned on appendicitis and
 gentleman remarked that Mir. John son had had his vermiform appendiA removed. A deaish old lady presen prIcked up her ears at this, and asked What was that you said?" Raising his voice the gentleman answered. "I said that MT. Johnson had his yer inform appendix removed" Very sympathetically, and in loud tones. the lady replied: "Oh! what a pity and he wanted children so badly too"
The oasis., 1899-02-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND orrIoE.

Tucson, Arizona. January 2oth. 1899. Notice is hereby given that Sabino Otero of Tucson, Arizona administrator of the estate of Clara M. Otero. deceased h~s flied notice of intention to make proof on his desert-land claim No. A50, for the E, 1- $. E. f X $. E. 14 S E. A Sec and part of Sec. 5. T, 21 S.. R. l3, E., c. X $. K. M., before the Register and Receiver at Tucson. Arizona, on Wednesday, the 18th day of March. 1899 He names the folio wing witnesses to prove the complete irrigation and reclamation of said land:
 Henry Levin. Frank Proctor, Henry Men ager and Alfredo Durazo all Of Tucson. Ari- zona'
 MILTON R. MOORE,
 Register First Publication Jan. 2sth. 1S99.
The oasis., 1899-02-18
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Always
 Proves Effectual.

There are no better medicines on the market than Chamberlain's We have used the cough remedy when all others failed, and in every instance it proved effectual. Almost daily we hear the virtues or Chamberlain's remedies extoled by those who have used them. This is not an empty pun, paid for at so much line, but it is voluntarily given in good faith, in the hope that suffering humanity may try these remedies aud, like the writer. be benefited. From tue Glen vile w. Va Pathfinder. For sale by L w. Mix x Co.,
The oasis., 1899-02-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
HOMESTEAD ArrLIcArIoN NO. l,5ls.
DEPARTMENT O. THE INTERIOR.
 Land Office AL Tucson. A riZOnn.

Land Office at Tucson. Arizona.
 February 6lh. 1>.D Notice is hereby given Jint the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim and that said proof vii be made before the Register and keceiyer at Tu son, Arizona, on Monday. March 20, 1892, viz: Manuel If . Amado. whose postofice address Is Tucson. Arizona, for the W. is. \. W. d. Sec ,. ana k ls. <. E. I4, Sec. 6, T 20, S., R. i3, E.. c. o :. k Nj
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultva- ton of said land. viz Antonio Amado La rio Martinez Juan B. Elias and Jose M. Per alta, all of Tubac, Arizona.
 MILTON R. MOORE,
 Register First publication February lith, 1sy9
The oasis., 1899-02-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LNNp OFFICE.

TucsOn. Ariz., Dec. 3Oth 1898. Notice is hereby given that Antonio Amado of Tucson. Pima County, Arizona, has filed notice otiutention to make proof of his desert land claim No 2,s7l. for the NE A. NV A. Sec. z, and E la, sW n, and SW 4, SEE n, Sec. 6, % S, R 1a E, c. & $. K. M., before the Receiver and Register at Tucson. Arizona on Monday. the 20 day of February 1899. He names the following witnesses to prove the complete irrigation and reclamation of said laud Dario Martinez, Ramon Elias, Jose Maria Peralta and Jose Maria Elias. all of Tucson, Arizona.
 MILTON k. MOORE,
 Register. First publication January 7th, 1899.
The oasis., 1899-02-18
CITY AND COUNTY.

& Co. The Azurite expects to ship no less than two cars monthly of 40,' 900 pounds each.
 Star: Dave Allen of Washington Camp, is in the city. He reports mining and business generally active in that section. MT. Allen was one first settlers in that region, in fact was there before there was any San Rafael grant claim lowering over that section.
 Star: Hon. A. C. Bernard is back from Phoenix where he has been en- gineerng the Papago county bill, he says he bill is laying quiet at present, but it will bob up all right again. He says there is hot time over the sui frage bill, which he says is about evenly balanced in the council.
 Citizen The sad intelligence of the death of Norman Mckenzie, Jr. has reached his father in this city. MT. Mckenzie was Tucs0n-bred boy leaving home two year ago to s elk his fortune in Brazil, where he con- tracted yellow fever, from which he died at the age of about 2S years.
 Star: Ex-Sheritf Leatherwood went out to the Saginaw mining camp yes terday with Sheriff Wakefield to make the proper transfer under an attach ment made last September. In that month T. M. Endlich and others at tached the property for debt, more especially on account of labor The attachment liens exceed $l2,0O0.
 Star: R. R. Richardson was heard to say to Geo. Scholeheld yesterday that he had ''cracker-a-jack" on his Crittenden ranch and that he might bring him here next week. The sec retary said that the supervisor could enter with c. j. in the gehtlemen's race. We may expect to see the flyer on the track next Wednesday.
 Citizen: Jos. Perrin, the tailor, is is receipt of letter from his daughter Hattie, who teaches the La Noria school, by which he is informed that the weather in that locality was so cold during the recent snap that even sweet oil froze. The altitude Of that district is over COCO feet. What diff ference did it make if the sweet oil was frozen?
 Wednesday evening the land court terminated it's business at Tucson and the judges and officials returned to Santa Fe. Another term will be held in Tucson in May. Monday the court confirmed the San Jaun de Bo- ouillas grant for four "sitios" of land. Fairbank is about the center of the area confirmed. The Canoa grant was also confirmed for four "sitios.r .r Nine were claimed. In the Buena Vista case testimony was taken, and the case was continued to the May term.
 Citizen: J K Brown arrived from his ranch, eighteen miles south of the city, last mght. The survey of the road through the Hart ranch, which has been ordered open by the super visors, was conducted by Homer San tee, and completed yesterday. being sLaked out for four and half miles, two miles of which are now fenced up must be opened up promptly to give residents south of the city satisfac- tiou. The remainlng two and a half miles, being open ground, can be travelled without difficulty.
The oasis., 1899-02-18

Anyone desiring to purchase desira- ble residence lots in Moons Addition to Nogales, are advised to call on Cap tain J. j.. Noon.
The oasis., 1899-02-18
ORDINANCE No. 2o.
Relating to the Confirmation of Titles to Lots and Pieces Of Land Lying Within the Boundaries of the
 Town of Nogales.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL OF THE TOwN OF MORALES. AS FOLLOWS:

SEC. l. All deeds issued by thu Mayor of the town Of Nogales, Ari zona, as trustee. under aud by auth ority of the United States patent t, the townsite of Nogales, Arizona shall be signed by the Mayor, as sucl trustee, and attested by the towr clerk
 SEC. ?. Each application for deet must be in writing, directed to th' Mayor, and must include de scription Of the lot, or tract of land for which the deed is desired. Sucl application must be accompanied witl the sum of not less than twelve dol lars, for which receipt for paymen on account, signed by the Mayor, shal be issued to the applicant.
 SEC. g. For the purpose of calcu lating the amount to be paid by al applicant for deed issued under th' provisions of this ordinance, d lot il hereby made and declared to be, ant to consist of piece of land, measur ing and including Tn area nine thous and square feet
 SEC. l. Upon the request of tn, applicant more thal one lot, Or trac ot land, may be included in one deed not to exceed four seperaJe lots, 0 tracts of land, but no deed shall b, issued upon the payment Of q les sum than at the rate of live dollar for each lot included in the deed, uu until the pay yment Of an additi0na sum equal to three per cenl of the last assessed value of tuwI taxes, of the lot, or tract of land, lo which tue deed is applied. Provided however, that no deed shall be issue, upon the pay uieuJ Of less sum thaI twelve dOllais.
 SEC. ,. Should any lot or tract U land, within the town llnlLs, and Iu which deed Is asked, not nave beer heretofore assessed for town taxes the Tuwu Council shall proceed L. value the lot, or tract UI land, fu purpose Uf determining the ful amount that snail be paId for tue is suance Ur the deed.
 SEC. 6. There shall be, and ther Is hereby created, special fund Ju b deslguated Town IlJle Euud,n au, all moneys derived from Jne Is suance Of deeds, UT from the sale 0 town lands, shall be placed to th credit of sad fund, and such money shall be dlsOursed only upon Ln order of the Town Council.
 SEC. [. The disbursement of an money from the Town Title Fund shall be by proper warrant, and onl in payment of the expenses iDcuIre in obtaining the Townsite Patenl in deIrayng the cost Uf surveyin and plating the tOwnsite, aud i payment of all other expenses pe taining to the issuance of town deed, and to the sale of town lauds; proviC ed, however, that if after the paymeu of all demands against the Tow Title Fund" should any surplus rt main, the Town Council shall orde such surplus transferred Co the stree improvement fund.
 SEC s. In book provided for tn purpose, tue town clerk shall keep register of all deeds issued under th ordinance, and for sdch services II shall receive fee of twenty cents fC each deed so registered, said fee to | paid out of the Town Title Fund
 SEC. g. For drawing, acknowledl i, z and passing upon the legality the deeds issued in accordance wit the provisions of this ordinance. fh
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Smbtlaum Ses WsuHs.

Gin fur bic eeiammte Grauenipelt
isbr Invertebrates, mi6ttges Subildum
tpar tn bieiem Winter 3ufetern. @S 1T
bies bas fiinfbunberiidbrise sSubildum
bes Mnffs, tuel6er gnbe bes Is. Sabr'
bunberts auerf san, bereinaelt In Be-
neblg eetragen purbe unb mel6er fi9
TN 9aufe bisier 3eit 3u einer ber mid.
tighten Stade Der @onfection, be3ies
bunssmsiie Der Yelsconfeetion, empor.
eei@wuugeu bat. llrfprtinglidb aus
Seibe, 8rotat o6er Sammet anseferz
tiet unb nit el3seftittert, psrben bieie
6anbmdrmer beate gerabs umgetebrt
meif aus peIs bergeae0t unb nit einem
entiprsdenben Gutter berieben. Nur
bic fleiuen iogenanaten nGantaiHes' !,
bic mebr aIs 2uruss ober 3iersesen'
fanb, benn alS mirtlidbe prattiide Ge.
brau1Sgesenifdnbe anauiebea Rnb. er'
fdeinen nod beute aus lei9ttm Mate.
rial, tuom6glid nit gdnbern. SpiBen
ooer an6 8lumen ssidmtdt.
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aarl non ga asad,e,

Der beriibnte @iener 9ofburgf6auipie=
ler, mar als junser Mann 1878 IN
San5ig engagirt, mel6es ppn &uilen
llno PrellBen belagert tpar uno franz
5Dlu6e Seiabllng inter @eneral &app
batfe. Sic @arniio1 mar allmdlig gu
lamnen9ei6mplsen, Die Sepolferlln9
5iemli6 aus9eiuanoert. Saber muBten
Die oeutiben S6aulpieler audi 9Ba6e-
oienlt tbun. Carl Ga Gp6e (oamals
mod biirgerli6) puroe nun zines Saoes
gum Wa6oienit beranseSogen. st tano
Wa6e bor eilem Mebllnasa5in uno er
eeoa6te fitr Die nddlfe 3eit fib etipas
gu berprOpiantiren. gr nabm ieinen
G5afo bom &opfe uno fanb II in su
einem propilorii6en Meblbebdlter treff=
lid seeisnet. ST fopfte binein mas oas
3eug belt, itiilpte bas tragbare Mebl=
maga5in tuieber auf ben &opf uno
i6iloerte bpr Dem untrasbaren rubio
weiter, ais wdren iein Getpiiien uno
iein G5afo 10 lei6t ais mie 3ubor.
pl0Bli6 iiebt er orei baperiide Diff
3iere (oie gapern geb6rten aIs 3bein=
bunbstruppen bamals betanntli6 su
Der fransOiii6en 9rmee) oes 9Ssges
fonlmen; er CAB lid einen Stud, iid in
Yoiitur 81 bringen, I'm bpridriIts=
mdBig gu ialutiren, Die, 8epeanng
tbeilte lid Dem GSafo nit unb ploDli0
mirb es Ga Gode ni0t ibmar5 lpnoern
tpeiB por ben 9lugen unn er betpmmt
ben 9ailsen W5eblie9en bon oben iiber's
8eii6t. 9lls er Die 0feblltaubblenbe
bon li6 9eI6iittelt uno tpieoer 9err lei-
ner glugen mar, b6rte er mod in Der
Serne hos i6allenbe @eld6ter Der Gift
Siere Die eber meiter feine 9lnsei9e
pa6ten Da tie ga 9io6e ertannten,
Der ais s1dulpieler auBeroroentli6
beliebt mar.
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g1abler contra Gpetbe.

Wir leiea In ber b!esw51enilidea
pSugenb": rWer ben 8 dbIet
bot, brau6t far ben 8 pott ni9t 3u
fOrgen. Das muB pabr ieinl l1no
ba5 Centrum bat ihn: bat ihn I'M
@ei6stos, I'm baDrifden 2anbtag auI
tem 9aiis = biellei6t losar I'm Masen,
| iebt nad ieiner lebt,n 2eifung.
s6dbIer III ndmIid nidt fur @oetbe.
DUB er ni9t fur einen Mei9sau}6ub
BON $4,000 Marf gum 5trabburger
@oetbebentmal ilt, ba8 tann man ibm
niGt libel nebmen. Denn |9IieBli9
t6ante baan iebes gef um 0,000
| Wlart 9eifeuer far ein Monument eins
tommen, unb bas tann mon niGt lei
ten; onb bat Serr b. YegaS gar nidt
ooiel 3eit, unb elm Nnoerer tann be-
tanntlt9 tein beuti9es NatiOnalbent.
maI MAIDEN. S9dbler tit. ni1t fur
oas 8oetbebenfnal, unb Dsna er nidt
baftir TT, fonnte er bagegen itim'
men. Aber G6d0ler belt ni9t has,
tpas er am gefen sebalteE bdtte, ion.
bern eine Vt c. unb ba ergab R6,
baB er tberbaupt ni6t fur @ost5e III,
au1 penn man Denfe, er iei Elm pbili.
fter unb Obiturant. so b6fi9 ben,
ten mir nun fretli9 uidt tber 51db:
Ter. gr bat es iibtissns saus senau
moilDlrt, mas er segen ZEN groBeg
0eiben bat. @oe!be 1T ibm | d t
10 IN 1a ftI d aenua.
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bitten Ssrfa6e aur Garbsulebre. gr
tuar ben 9 6tparaen ni9t gr d IN
genug, lisB fib bon ibnen niGt5 neib
uno aud teinen b bIauen 9anIt Dor.
MAIDEN. ueber man9e ieiner Oi@ter.
itinben baben fe fi6 gels sedreert,
tber Anberes, mas er gei6rieben bat,
tpurben fte -rtt5. Nus G9am ni9t,
aber aus Wutb. unb baun iein
pribatlebenl 59dbIer uno @e.
nofen ioaen benz ielisen goetbe feline
Seienbeimers Sbplle gaua bsionbers
nadiragen. Ntan bense aud - Elm
pfarrerst6dterIeinl GreiIi9 luar's
tein tatboliides, tpie Der meue @oetbss
ttNbe% uu9t btuuulS IuuuClH ttW pIDs
teftantil9es. - aber bphl unb bic
r6mii@en @lesienl Man follte 'benn
bod meinen, elm Dihier. Der ,r6mi,
i9e eleaien' idrieb, bdtte @elssenbeit
gefunben, benz bamaligen papit einiae
2iebensmiirbisfeiten su fasen - ni1ts
babonl Ni9t einmal I'm eine Mu.
bien3 bat er nadseiu9t. MuBerbem
faan elm frommer @brili einen Di9ter,
befen 9iebIinssbeIb ben cpnif1en
Nusipru@ that, er babe = leiber au1
SbeOlogie fiubitt - nur NIT Nbl1eu
betradtenl ~2eiberl" v@ott iei
Danfl" tpenn er seiast bdtte - absr
sleiber1! !! ueberbaupt Derbarrte Goe>
tbe bis su ieinen Iebten AuaenblIde In
unslaubenl gr ftarb nit ben Wors
ten nMebr 2i9rl Wdre er elm
Mann nod 56dblers eetpeien, 10 bdts
ts er serufen: sM ebr Ginfier.
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porter nnb MeiB.BIer.
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Ser eigentli6r Gieacr bon Ssolliu,

Ser eiseatli6e Sisgcr hon &ollin.
Sas &Orps Deg Yrin5en bon 9elIau
bate in Der S6la9t bon &ollin (l8.
SUM 1850 oas 0iterrei6ii9e Centrum
seiprenst, 6elomari6all Saun belt
9llles fir perloren uno ianbte an feline
@enerals einen 3ettel nit ben gBorten:
rSie &etraite sebt mad Su6bol. 9ie
Seiterrei6er finaen baber i6pn an lib
SuriidSuSieben. Sa 9elan9te iener Ret,
tel aud in bic Sdnoe oes fadIilden
Obriltlieutenants b. Nentenoorf unD
oieier beidlpB, oem gefeble nibt Ssoloe
gu leiiten, ionoern mari iib auf cine
eben BON ibm entoedte Qude In Der
preuBii6en 9inie, Inter Dem 9ufe:
r&a6e fir Strie9au!" itiirsten bic bor
Siu6lf Sabren bel Sobenfrieobero ooer
Strie9au arg bon Den 8reuBen mitoe-
nommenen id6iiid)en &eiter auf ben
6eino, warfen nieoer, Was Ii6 ibnen
entgegenltellte. mo muroen enblicb audi
bon ibren gerbiinoeten unferitiibt;
9aun lieb ben nod iriI6en rebien
Sliigel Oor9eGen, uno Der Sag enoete
nit bem Siege Der Seiterreider. g9enn
aliO Die aaiierin Mtaria Sbereiia Den
Sag BON &pllin Den .3ipeiten Geburts-
Tag Der MOnarhie" nannte, uno erft
mebrere Sabre ipdter on 8aun ldrieb:
nGie 0tonardie 1T ibm ibre Grbal-
tun9 ibuloi9 unb i6 meme eristance
unO meine idone, lisbe glrmee,4 70
bdtte iie eber jtnes Sadien geoenten
iOlleE, Der Our6 iein re6tseiti9es Sin.
bauen bieien Sisa erlt ermOsli6t bate,
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