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faithless and irresolute, but has
fitted them for the great task Of
i lifting up and assisting to better the the I
g conditions Of those distant people pee, lie
Y who have through the ISSUE, 81
battle become our wards. Let
us fear not. THERE'S is no occasion
for faint hearts, no excuse for re re.
grets. Nations do not grow ia
strength and the cause OF liberty
and law has not advanced by the
& doing Of easy things. The hard
er the the task s the greater will be
the result, the benefit and the
henor. r7',.....'1 To doubt our power w, T to :
accomplish It, is to lose faith ID
the soundness and strength Of
our. i. popular institutions. The
sliberators will never become tho
:epprresss'o3rsss., 8. 3 self-goyernexdl d
people will never v permit m desp,o,tt@- ,,tt@',
ism in !. any government i which they :
foster and defend. I'D, ~, 4.a7s''S
q Gentlemen: ,'4 We h:,, have IL thes !
new care ar and cannot shift it.
And I'd breaking (: up the. Z: camp u Of ia j.
olation, let US bravely and hope :
fully and sobsriyys continue cont sst the' ihs,'s
march art;tI of faithful service % and m falt-' V
'er not i, until The work IS done. Il Il
is not. possible that 10000, @, 900 Of
American rpea-iccan free men are unable to :
.esta ta blish 3llsshf liberty and Justice and
good government in onr new ,.,s ,Isis pss.
sessions: sie The burden is our. our op-a o -
porturniitty,f The. The opportunity plr9 is :
greater t'ltl9 than / the burden May.
SOD cs Eg9 give t7tl Us str strength to bear the
one and wisdom 80 to embrace
the other as to carry to our dis
tant, acquisitions the guarantees
OF life, life, liberty and the pursuit Of
happiness" ''
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=, ALL HAD ENOUGH.

We clip the following FROM the
editorial columns. of the Owyhee
A10IancAe, and suspect that there
in its own honest sentiments arc
clearly reflected: u srcs .a4a. u.
"Bverything which goes to
prove that the Silver Republican s.
cause has gone to pieces isread
with interest by members of oil
parties, for with the dissolution of s
that political wing the Republican {
party again becomes a power in 81
the State, unless all other forces
come under the Democratic baa- a
'ner for a grand victory in,Noven-
Der. Even such a staunch Silver
Republican champion as the Bon
ner's Ferry Herald, the advocate
of Bartlett Sinclair, has had
enough of the cause, and rails
against any further maintenance.
of such a party organization. 1t
frankly declares that some. of the
office seekers among the Silver:
Republicans are striving hard to
hold enough of the party together
for trading purposes at the con-
ventien, but the manhood of. the
rank and file Of the party rebel
against being used as chattels for
designing politicians to trade en-"
This is the view all sensible
Silver Republicans must take of
the situation. There is not an
inch of honest political ground for
Silver Republican to stand on
left. 1.-THE members of the party
: were sincere in their belief, they
belonged to the Democratic party;
if not, they belonged to the Re-.
pnblicans. All fair minded, lib.
eral citizens, want this trading
bargaining and mercenary bidding
at the behest of one or two men,
in politics stopped. They want
politics as clean as it can be made.
1t cannot be done by piece clubs
Or jobbing organizations. Sus-
picion attaches to them in the
very nature of things.-Wallace
Press. (Dem.)" d.. -r...
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WOE In FREMONT.

The Fremont county Ne7Us was
filled with melancholy last week,
and, its lamentations were very
touching. 1t complained because
Mart Patrie had used the prestige
of his "exalted position" to undo
the great Democratic party, and
in the name of decency called on
him to resign. We inplore Mr..
Patrie to either desist from his
sinful ways Or give back the Of
fee. When the Democrats con-
sented to give him the office, he
promised that he would not play
mean tricks on them no matter
how,h theyjabbed him, and it
is evident he has been honni-
swaggling them all the time. 1t
is wicked to play it on the child
like, trustful Democrat in that
way. Nothing grieves the Dem
ocratic heart like faithlessness.
The jov of Democracy is to gath
er to its bosom the Silver Repub-
licans and the Populists, and then
Systematically lay them on the
shelf. And the woe of Democ-
racy is that the Silver Republi-
cans and Populists object to that
kind of treatment. But then
Mart Patrie ought to give that
office back. 1t is a good office
and the Democrats needit. They
probably never will have it unless
they get it now. The Fremont
paper says that Mart got the Sill
yer Republicans excited and dis
banded them while they were in
state of great mental agitation
| and did not realize what was 60
ing on. That was just awfully
wicked, wasn't it? But, then
that glorious trio of silver songs
ters, julie, Frank and Jacob have
fixed it all up, and the concert O
silver reform forces will be as tuI
and harmonious as ever next tall
And, the wedding out OF the un-
faithful will strengthen rather than
weaken the chorus. Everything
! will be in ship shape for the "su'
preme effort" for bimetallslr
again. All, that "supreme effort
is a great and regular comforter
1t shows up in every campaign
| And, "the three silver parties II
! almost unanimously in favor o
union.'' That sis" is good. w
trust the Democrats Of Fremon
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CORRECTION.

Last week THE TRIBUNE in 60
advertently credited an article
headed "Purifying the Ballot" to
the Lewiston T1i6wme. 1t should
have been credited to the Lewis -
toR Teller. But it was an excel
lent article, so, we trust our err
ror, combined with an apology,
will do no serious damage.
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stration of the fact that tariffs and
trusts have nothing to do with
each other.
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PUERTO RICO TARIFF.

for or against It. Lately there
has been considerable discussion
of the Puerto Rico tariff, and it
has seemed to US that some have,
denounced it without due eonsid-,
Grafton, Let us examine the
facts. While Puerto Rico was
under the dominion Of Spain the
tariff upon the chief products of
the island, (which are sugar, coffee
and tobacco, were pretty steep:
yet people managed to exist and
there was a kind of prosperity.
The tariff on sugar, for instance,
was $2.o4 per hundred pounds.
That was heavy. The tariff un-
der the law recently passed by
Congress is al cents per hundred.
pounds. That is certainly con-
siderable relief. The tariff on
coffee under Spanish rule was
$50 per hundred pounds, which
was practically prohibitive. I'm
der the present law Puerto Rico
coffee will be admitted free. The
tariff on tobacco is only IS per.
cent of the regular tariff. So we
see that the tariff win NOT press
very heavily on our ,ncW possess
ions. ut&thers is yet another
feature of thealaw: ALI the tariff
paid on Puerto Ricanexpert pro-
ducts by the United States i'm
porters is to be.giveh. back to the
people Of Puerto Rico to help
pay expenses Of " government
there, consequently it can not be
very clearly shown that the tariff
hurts them~partioularlys Then,
what is all the fuss about? There
are two causes. The free trades
kick because the Republicans in
Congress insist on preserving the
principle of protection, and the
Democrats, in general, kick be-
cause Republicans refuse to ac-
cept the old Calhoun doctrine,
that the Constitution of the Unit
ed States of its own force. goes
and locates itself on every spot of
territory belonging to the United
States. The Republicans. stand
on the ground that the United
States consists of the political di-
visions which by act Of Congress
have been admitted as States of
the Union; and that any other ter
rltory, over which the United
States has jurisdiction, is territory
belonging to the United States, to
be governed by the people of the
United States through their rep
reSentatives in Congress. Now,
as a matter of fact, the IS. per
cent tariff on Puerto Rican pro-
ducts is not the question at all.
1he Democrats are not talking
about that, because there is abso-
lutely nothing to talk about.
1hey are preaching the doctrine
that whenever, by any chance, a
piece of territory falls into the
hands of the United States, the
Constitution and the Declaration
OF independence and Decoration
LAY and the habeas corpus4=in
snort, the whole American institu-
uon-locates on thatterritory, and
Oeoo"es the property of the people
here. Andit does not matter how
ignorant or savage or disreputable
hese people are, they are
70 De wrapped in the American
nag, and given trial by jury and
'Ne ballot. That is the Democrat.
&c idea and because the Republi-
cans refuse to endorse il, the cry
OF imperialism is raised. But dc
mol think that the Democrats wan
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peace and prosperity Of all the
nations and peoples of the earth.

81 e n
peace came an unavoidable war.
Happily the conclusion was quick
ly reached, without a suspicion of
unworthy motive of practice or
purpose on our pant and with
fadeless honor to our arms /
cannot forget the quick response
of the people to the country's
need and the quarter of a million
men who freely offered their
lives for their country's service.
1t was an impressive spectacle Of
national strength. Itdemonstrat-
ed cur mighty reserve power and
taught us that large standing arm
les are unnecessary when every
man isa 'Minuteman' ready to
join the ranks for national Defense
Out Of these recent events have
come to the United States grave
trials and responsibilities. AS it
was the nations war, so are its re-
suits ssthe nations problem. It's
solution rests upon us all. It is
too serious to stif1e. II is too
earnest for repose. No phase or
catchword can cancel the sacred
obligation. No use Of epithets,
no aspersion of motives by those
who differ will contribute to the.
sober Judgment SO essential IL
right conclusions. No political
outcry can abrogate our treaty Of
peace with Spain or absolve us
from its solemn engagements. It
is the peoples question and will
be until its determination is writ :
ten out in their enlightened YER
dict. We must choose between
manly doing and base desertion. 1t
will never bethe latter.=Itmu be
soberly settled in justice and good
conscience and it will be. Right
eOusness which exalteth nation
must control in its solution. No
great emergency has arisen in
this nations history and progress
which has not been met by the
sovereign people with high ca
pacity, with ample strength and
unfinching fidelity to every hon
orable obligation. Partisanship
can hold few of us against solemn
public duty. We have seen this so
often demonstrated in the, past as
to mark unerringly what twill be
in the future. The national SEN
timent and the nation's conscience
was never stronger Or higher than
now. There has been reunion.
Of the people around the holy al
tar consecrated to country newly
sanctified by common sacrifices.
The followers of Grant and Lee
have fought under the same flag
and fallen for the same faith.
Party lines have loosened and the
ties of union have been rooted in
the hearts of the American people.
Political passion has altogether
subsidized and patriotism glows
with inextinguishable fervor ir
every home in the land. The
flag has been sustained on dis
tant seas and islands by the mer
of all parties and sections and
creeds and races and notionalities
and its stars are only those of ra :
diant hope to the remote peoples
over whom it floats.
There can be no imperialism
Those who fear it are against it
Those who have faith in the. re-
public are against it, so there il
universal adherence for, it ,anG
unanimous opposition to it. This
only difference is that those who
do not agree with us have nc
confidence in the virtue or capac-
ity Or, high purpose Or good faith
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-02
@el6 zine 9p9iE

Ote &asne mtr6 erit Mnfans
September alien grnites beginner,
rpenn aud einise 9i6ter Ser g. 8.
g. tros Der 9unostase i9on iest bas
Sanb unii9er MAIDEN unb ben Sar=
mera BON Der Wc&inlep'i9en Bros
peritat unb Der @rOBe unleres 9anbes
unter Der Nera 6anna porl9mefeln.
rSebbp" &ooieuelt lit elmer iener
uberibmten" Stumprebner, bie rpie
ein Srrmii@ bur@'s 2anb iasen uub
Yroielpten fir bic 8. 8. g. gu mo-
den iu@en. Sames @illon, Sefre=
TOR fir bas Nferbaumelen, geb0rt
sleidfalls gu bteier @attuns. @ie
&ooiepelt iu@t aud er ieinen SOrern
gu bemeiien, bab mir srft bur9 bic
Mc&inlep'ide Politif cine @eltma9t
seruorben ftnb. rlniere @aHenerfol=
&c. meinte er, baben Sen guropdern
10 imponirt, baB iie uns iett ais eben=
birtis anerfennen. @te bic iibrigen
Weltmd6te mibten audi mir Grpan=
l%tonspolitif treiberL ionit mir6en mir
balb wieber iiber bie S9ulter anselez
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-02

b0r6e an Stimmseber, namentli9 i'm
@eiten unb Norbweiten, MO Die 8u-
rensS pmpathien AM ausseprdsteiten
linb. IS lit cine S9mad unb S9an=
Be, baB bic &esieruns bieier sroBen
&epublit ii6 gum miufdbrisen @ertz
seuse @roBbritanniens proitituirt.
Wenn irsenb etwas, 10 iolte biele
9anblunssmeile unmiberlesli9er 8e=
meis bafir iein, baB Bic Ser. Staa=
ten Elm sebeimes @bfommen NIT eSobn
8ua setrofen baben, infolse oeilen
iie iest i'm eisenen 9anbe Sanblanser=
bienite fur i'm perri6ten. @em BEL
bteier empOrenben @emeinbett bie@a1e
ni9t ibersebt, Der lit fein e6ter ame=
ritaniider Burger. Das Mab Der
Sanbe, pel9e CUR S6anbe fur uHler
2anb bic 3asel Der Gesieruns fibrt,
tit poa gum l1eberlaufen, unb Der Sag
Der Ibrednuns lit nidt. mebr fern.
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Scmofratii9e Staats= Gonpsntion.

Cine Selesaten : Convention Der
bemptratil6en gleftoren bes Staates
Minnelota lit biermit i'm Iubitorium
@ebdube in st. Saul auf Oonneritas,
Ben 6. September 1900, mittass
II llbr sum .3wete anberaumt,
Ganbibaten fur f~olsenbenos Staats=
dmter aufSultelea, fir pelde bel Der
@eueralwabl i'm Staate Minneiota
am 6. Nupembsr 1900 seitimmt mer=
Ben iou: @ouuern0r, 9ieutenantz
@uuuernOr, Staats Sefretdr, S9asz
meiiter, @enerul.I nmalt, Sberrid=
ter Der Supreme Court, elm Seiri6=
ter Der supreme Court, brei giien.
babn= unb @aarenbaus Gommilldre
uno neHn Trdiibenten glettoren, unb
etmaise anbere Iuselesenbeiten 81
er0tern, Bic Der Convention unterbreiz
tet werben. Seoes County i'm Staate
Iol 81 brst Selesaten at large unb
eiuem fur iebe 1875 Stimmen ODER
bereu sr6Beren Sru3tbeil bere9tist
fem, lpie lie I'M Houember 1898 iir
Sobn Climb ais @ouuern0r abseseben
wuroen. Solsenb bie Sertretuns,
81 pel9er iebes GOuntp in %senannter
Sonneutipu berehtiat 1T.
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Sic @auptfra9en-

Wtr. ltuo 81 rpenig IN Bite 8ebeim=
niiie Der Sinanswiilenidaft einse=
rei6t, INN uns Elm fa6manuii9es 1lr=
tbeil iber bic @dbrunssfrase seital=
ten su barfen. Na6 un1erer bel9ei=
benen Weinuus iebo9 bdnst Der Be-
itanb Ser 9dnber unb bie @ladlelia=
felt ber 80lter ni9t in Dem MaBe
BON Der Dirt Der @elomdbruns ab, INN
bic grbitteruns gu wOblfertisen, nit
wel6er Der &f I'M bielelbe in UNI
lerem eanbe seii6ert miro.
8lei9faus miirbe IS falI9 iein, sic
8i6tisfeit Der @dbruns llnb ibren
gtnfuB auf bas @irtbldaftsleben Der
SOlter unterl9dben gu moIen. S9on
sic Sebemens, nit Ser bic @olo= unb
Silber= glemente auf,inanberplasen,
bas uerSueifelte &insen Der @olb=
ma6t um bic @geinbstS0aft ldBt erz
|tennen oaB babel sssuidtise Sntere{s
fen i'm Sptele iein miiien. Cine um=
i3au auf benz a~ampffelbe unb eine
Wuiteruns Der &dmpfer aber ~ersielt,
bab uerSussweiie n i'm 9orber.
treffen iteben, bie nidt sen @oblitanb
bes aanbes probuSiren, isnbern am
Woblitanb bes Soltes sebren, bie aus
sc I Of 8 Gelb au MAIDEN miiien.
aues bas in 8etra@t sesosen, Bill
bet bic @dbrunssfrase in benz sesen=
wdrtisen @abltampfe fir bas golt
Der Ser. Staaten benno9 ni9t Bic
6auptfrase unb barf iie ni6t bilben.
IS banbelt ii6 iebt UNI b0bere, ibe=
alere Sitter ais @slb unb Silber. IS
gilt ben &f aufsunebmen sesen
bic beitruttiuen, unrepublifanii9en-
nit einem 8ort: tmperiali1tiI9en-
Senbensen unb @elifte Mc&inlep's
nnb ieiner Serbinbeten ben &f
sesen bic unter ibrem &esime erbliib=
tie Srut= unb Monopol : Serrl9aft,
oas gerbammunssurtbeil gu ipre9en
elmer Corruption 10 i@dnbli9 unb rie=
lensroB, mie ite bisber bic bunteliten
Sldtter bic @ei6tdte meber unieres
nod bic irgenb zines anberen 2anbes
aufsumeilen baben.
Oieies iinb bic wabren Sasesfra=
gen, Die uShues", iiber mef9e bic
Wdbler am fommenben 6. Nopember
gu enti6eiSen baben perben. Miibte,
unter bielen @eii6tspuntten, Elm Stes
Wc&tnlep's ni9t ais Elm 8emeis Ell
ner srenSenloien g~ertebrtbeit unb bes
ltttlt9en Nieoersanses Der MaHen,
Elm s3ei6en bes 3erfaus u~nierer sro=
BEN nno rubmrei6en &epublif betra9=
tet merben2
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ben werben Sebem einii9tsuoIen
Weni9en lei es flar, bab bic Sor=
iebuns uns Die Stole suertbeilt babe,
arme miBbanbelte g6lfer aus Dem
Staube gu sieben unb nit amerifani>
i9er &ultur gu besliden. 9eute,
uel3e basesen proteitiren, ieien feline
Nmertfaner unb feline 9atrioten.
Wan ltebt, baB Der ebrenmertbe Mt=
ferbau.S efretdr bic selbe N~bminifra=
tionsprei1e se1au itubtrt baben muB.
Oenn iie arsumentirt iuit 10. Grit
Der 9annaismus bat uns CUR Stel=
lung elmer Weltmadt apancirt, unb
Inn ben guropdern gu imponiren, null
len mir germ unb freubis Bic 8iirbe
bes Wtilitarismus idultern. Sen
Smperialismus, Der fremben 86lfern
uniere &ultlr mittelit &anonen uno
gajonetten aufsminst, bat uns bic
V%orlebuns bei6eert; folsen mil
mir, als 6riltli9e Station uns nidt
oa9esen itemmen. Die g. g.. g.
tritt fur ben &ubm unb bie @r0be
unleres eanbes elm unb befolst SEN
Winf Der Sorie6uns, beBbalb lit es
bic patriotii6e Yfidt zines suten
Entertainers, fir bic &anoibaten ter
q. .. g. gu itimmen. SIT bas nt6t
cine reisenbe Yolitif2
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Spute niebt fcbner fallen.

Sine einise Democratic bat bic be-
item gbancen, Smpertalismus unb
Sruit=S erri9aft BEN GobesitoB gu pers
ieben. @enn bic Democratic ii9 ni9t
unui6tiser, in bieier &%ampasne faum
in getra9t fommenber Srasen rpesen
sesenieitts befdmpfen, ioate es ibnen
ni9t i6mer falen, Dem 6annaismus
am 6. Sebruar cine i6were Nieberla=
&c beisubrinsen, pon Der ct ii@ 10
lei@t ni9t mieoer erbolen lptrb. 9as
Sntereiie bes selammten Solfes err
beii6t es, baB ale fleinli6en 3mts
itisteiten einseiteut unb benz assrei=
iiuen @esner cine einise Sront sebo=
ten werbe. IS liest i'm Sntereiie Der
republifanii6en Yartei, alte @unben
mieoer aufsureiBen, gu beben unb gu
perleumben, benn ibre Orabtsieber
miiien iebr wobl, baB iie u~erloren
iinb, menn bic Oemofratie eints lit.
Sin barmoniides l3uiammenwirfen
aaer freibeitliebenben, wirfli@ patri=
Otii6 seiinnten glemente unieres @ol=
fes periprt6t einen slorrei9en Sies
iiber bic uerbiinbeten Nuslauser unb
9lutofraten. @s lit unsmeifelbaft
i6on piel sei6eben, iowobl tn ben
einselnen Staaten, ais in Der sarlsen
Union, INN aue Sacttonen Der Demo-
fratie gu einem einbeitli9en, sielbe=
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Sts gum duSeriten 9emein.

@enn bic acknowledgement, mel6e
mebrere anselebene 8ldtter sesen bic
Administration erbeben, auf @abrbeit
beruben = unb es liest ablolut fein
@runb uor, bic @laabmirbisfeit ser=
ielben In Srase gu itelen-bann mdre
bamit Elm neuer 8emets pon Der Boz
oenloien @emeinbeit unierer Yatent=
patrioten unb tbrer ieruilen &rie9erei
Dor england erbradt. Seit mebre,
rem Sasen iinb bic Mnseiteuten bes
Salssimmers i'm 8ireau fur bas gr>
siebunssmelen, pel9es benz Oeparte~
ment bes Snnern unteriteut lit, bamit
bei6dfttst, sroBe @ensen pon gam=
pbleten unb 8roi9iren CUR 8erIen=
buns gu brinsen. 9ebtere rperben pom
Der uSmperial Soutb Nfrican Nlio=
citation" in 9onbon gu benz 3mede
berausseseben, ben brutalen &aub=
frtes Sobn 8uo's sesen bic 8uren gu
re@tfertisen. Oie wiebertrddtisiten
2isen unb plumpften @ei6i@tsfdl=
i9unsen ipielen in bieien SubelI9rifs
ten Soc Gbamberlain's cine srobe
Stole. Ser Gbarafter Ser MODERN
Mfrifanber mirb barin nit S9mub
bemorfen unb bic StraBenraub Yolitif
Sobn 8uu's ais AusfluB Der ebeliten
Wotiue barseiteat. Sol9e 2iteratur
nun uerienbet cine Ser. Staaten 8e=
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Seribiebene Se9rtffe.

@obllabrt bes Staates unb @obl=
fabrt bes Soltes iinb swet iebr per=
ldteOene 8esriHe. Nirsenos tritt
ber unteri6ieb mebr gu Sage ais in
gnslanb, in Nmerifa uno iberbaupt
in allen liberalen 9dnbern, NO mir
ieben, baB ser &ei6tbum ii9 in
wenisen 9dnben suiammensiebt, mdbs
reno bic sroBe Maiie bes Solfes in
armutb leuf5t. @el6es sanb lit
rei9er ais gnslanb2 l1nb no treffen
mir Elm sr0Beres Yroletariat an als
eben bort? @el6es 9anb bat mebr
unb reidere WiQiondre als Nmerita?
rlno no finben mir 10 sroBe 6eerben
pom Sramps ais BEL uns2
Neuli9 b%ebauptete Elm Sageblatt in
Chicago, baB unlere llmlaufsmittel
iebt $26. ID auf ben &opf Ser Se=
u0lferuns betrasen. gs iiste jebod
bic weiie gemerfuns binau: u8on
BEN 70 Wiaionen unlerer 8eu0lfez
rlns beiibien-bie srobe Webr5abl nut
ID Gents. Oie Nnberen baben bic
Dollars" Sdsli9 prablen bic repuz
blifanil6en 8ldtter nit ser Sbatla9e,
baB mir ieit pier Sabren, ieitbem
Wc&inlep am Staatsruber lit, ausz
nabmsweiie quite 3eiten sebabt baben,
bab Der Support i'm lesten Siscaliabre
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