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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-03-17
4 Working Girls Allowance.

1t is wrong for working girls par
ents.to take al her earnings every
week, as it is customary to do, the
parents buying the girls clothing for
her. 1t would be much better for the
girl-and for her parents, if they only
knew it-if she were allowed to keep
so much Of her salary every week for
clothes it need not be more than her
parents would speld for her-and let
her buy her own clothing herself.
The girl knows how hard her money
is to earn, and her spending it is a
proita lie exl eris?ce. Gf course, at
first she will make in udicious l.ur-
chases-buy the wrong sort OF things
and pay too much for them, in the
eyes o: her experienced m.ther -Lut
if the mother will quietly point out to
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-03-17

him again, offering to let their united
labor go against his. But Ned would
not do it.
A month later Kanadu sauutered
lazily into the camp looking for Ned.
He grinned widely as he saw the sal
lor at work.
stF;nd him, master?" he asked.
'tSome of 'em," said Ned. Chow
are you, old chap?"
Me well," replied Kanadu, grin
ming again. ''Me always we'll. S'pose
you let me see what you find"
Ned produced the bag and showed
the diamonds and Kanadu gave o
snort of disdain.
"Look dis" he said, opening his
hand. In the centre Of his brown
palm glowed a diamond of great size
and brilliancy, the largest Ned had
ever seen.
"You take him, Ned" he said.
"Den you come out dat hole and hunt
good deal"
'You give it to me?" cried Ned.
s'No want him. S'pose you glib me
gun, dat all right" said kanadu.
Ned eagerly accepted the offer and
quickly had the jewel, fearing that
other eyes might see it. Other eyes
had seen it-lhose Of Lascar Joe, and
he was literally stricken dumb at the
sight of the wonderful diamond. Ned
was busy all that day, and in the
night, with only Kanadu for a COM
panion, he slipped away, and before
morning was far away from the camp.
He had bought another revolver at
the mines and Kanadu had a beauti-
ful rifle, the price of the big diamond.
That resht they camped beside a
shining river, and the Hottentot kept
watch while Ned lay down to sleep.
He was tired and awoke after some
hours as a cry of agony rang through
his ears, and started up with his re-
volver ready, to see Kama lu lying on
his face, his blood soaking the earth
and two men springing at him, with
knives aud pistols cleaning in the
moonlight-men whom he knew
Lascar Joe and Matt Fralick.
"dive up the diamond and you
shall go free!" Kissed Matt, as he
leveled his pistol.
"Never!' cried Ned.
The pistols cracked together and
Matt fell dead and Ned staggered
back, with bullet through the fesey
part of the arm. He fell over the
PROSTATE form of the Hottentot anil
before he could rise the foot Of the
1ascar was on his breast.
Ned was weaponles :, foc his pistol
had fallen from his ha2d as he re-
ceived the bullet. -
"Flre!" cried Ned. ':I'll never beg
! for life from such as you; don't think
il. %
At this moment came. a load roar
and a guest. hairy body passed over
the PROSTATE man, sending the Lascar
to distance OF 20 feet. Ned stag
CARED ur and ran into the woods, leay-
ing his ea=my prey to the lioa,
which had come to his aid so oppor-
tunely. Five minutes later hs was
joinel by the Hottentot, who had
heen stunned by the bullet which
grazed his skull, and the two kept on
their way all night, and lnally reached
the settlements. Here Ned bede the
Hot entot farewell and reached Cape
Town. The diamond sold for $5O,-
o0o, and Ned owns ship which runs
from New York to San Francisco.
But he never saw the African coast
again, and probably nerer will.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-03-17
Two Definitions.

The humors of examination papers
were illustrated By Dr.. Haig Brown,
who, speaking at the City of London
college upon the responsibility which
res:cd upon examiners in weighing
fraga cuts Of knowledge, said that the
cue,..oo, "What are the ChilterI
Hnadreds?" once received the reply.
INA animals which a ound il such
numbers in cheese" The inquiry,
What is a cheru ~ eli tied, in its
turn, the answer, can Immoral being
Of uncertain shape. "-,Areonsut-
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-03-17
Dainty Neck D .corations.

Neckties of all kinds are an impor-
tant accessory of fashion. Ono gown
can pe changed in various lays by
the addition of dainty ne.6 decora-
ton. The newest collars, stocks in
cluded, all round up in the back. A
novel stock of black satin is built with
q high collar rounding ur well under
the ears. It is studded with steel
nail heads, and where ends meet in
fro4t they are held in place by an Or
nanent OF steel. Lace stocks are
dainty and becoming ii not durable.
Long neck,ies fastened with jeweled
rings lend a note of color to many Of
the white or gray costumes.
These ties are simply placed about
the neck and they are held together
about four inches from the stock col
lar, which is of a different fabric.
Simple and smart are the stocks OF
uncut velvet that fasten with gold or
silver buckle on the eft side.
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There's letter on the bottom OF the pile,
Its enyeiop a faded, sallow brown,
Is has travelled to the city many "A mile.
And the postmark names little unknown
town.
But the hurried man Of business pushes all
=. the others by,
And on the scrawlv characters he turns a
:. glistening eye.
He forgets the cares Of commerce and his
anxious schemes for gain,
The while he reads what mother writes from
up in Maine.
There are quirks and scratchy quavers OF
the pen
Where i: struggled in the fingers old and
bent.
There are places that he has 20 read again
1dponder on to find what mother meant.
There are letters On his table that inclose
some bouncing checks;
There are letters giving promises OF profits
on his ''specs."
Il But he tosses all the litter by, forgets the
golden rain.
Until be reads what mother writes from up
il Maine.
fAst4 last he finds with love-we all are
~ well"
And softly lays the homely letter down
Z And dashes at his headlong tasks pell NELL.
Once more the busy, anxious man OF
; -sl:E town.
BIT whenever in his duties as the rushing
moments fly
That faded little envelope smiles up to meet
his eye.
EeturHs again to LABOR with q stronger
;:truer brain,
From thinking on what mother wrote from
up in Maine.
Through all the day lie dictates brisk re-
plies,
To his amanuensis at his side.
The curt and stern demand and busi-
aess lies
The doubling man cajoled, and threat
defed.
And then at dusk when ali are gone he drops
his worldly mask
And takes his pen and lovingly performs a
welcome task;
For never shall the clicking typo or short
hand scrawl profane
The message to the dear old home up there
in Maine.
The penmanship is rounded schoolboy style,
For mothers eyes are getting dim, she
wrote;
And, as ne sits and writes there, all the
while
a bit Of honesick feeling grips his throat.
For all the city friendships here with Tom
and Dick and Jim
as5 al lthe,ties of Later years grow very,
B very dim;
While boybood's loves in manhood's heart
rise deep and pure and plain,
Called forth by L,other's homely words from
up in Maine.
f Holman F. Day, il Lewiston Journal.
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when You Have a Cough.

Now that the season of coughs and
colds is on the advi@e of 3 medical
journal is useful. That is that con-
slant coughing is precisely like
scratching wound; SO long as il is
continued the wound will not heal.
Let a person when attempting to.
cough take a long breath until it
warns and soothes every. air,as,H.
The benefit will soon be felt anddAe.
control Of the cough be much eeasies
.he' second time.
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he Diamond.
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i afsgaf r5fFssoaBBE: 5EFssoaBBfES Z

Ned Gummines Went into Cape
Town In aA Indian steamer in the Il st
year of the diamond excitement. He
mad never had as good chance to get
/ rich easily, and he was not going to
let the chance slip by. So, one fine
morning, with a knapsack slung over
Ibis SHOULDER a good American revolver
strapped to his hip, and Hottentot
as a guide, he tramped away toward
The Vaal river.
Ned, swinging along under that
southern sky, caught up with two
men tramping in the same clrec-
tion.
.Shipmates ahoy!' roared Ned in
his jo;liest sea voice, which he could
raise above the sound of the tempest.
s.Whitner bound?"
In, s,u or the mines, and be blowel to
~ :ou,n growled one OF the men.
Bet you plug of navy you cut
sadrift from your ship without asking
leave of the old man."
whats that to you, you lubber?"
was the reply of the man, a sulky,
Sdarkbrowned fellow, evidentlya sailor,
but far from pleasant-looking one.
+ - My name is Matt Fralick," said
The man. 81 deserted from the bark
: Assumption, bound to Ceylon. This
man is Lascar, named Joe, who cut
= way with me. Now, who are you?"
"Ned Cummings, able seaman; left
,e steamer Raiah at Cape Town,
&scause I wanted to make
like for these new diamond fields;
Or you see Eve mined in Californy,
and Australy, and T don't want
issaid there's any new places, whether
sgold or diamonds, that I amt had a
skaad in.'' -...,.
siDays passed, and they were yet
:::apon the way, holding course by the
i:skilIful guidance of the Hottentot,
who knew the way we'll.
They came down into the camp
amid the barking Of dogs, but scarcely
noticed by the miners, who expected
to see new men come into the fields
day after day. Ned was an active
man, and before night he had learned
all the rules of the camp, and had
marked of q claim for himself an / his
two companions. His Hottentot
!, looked on in supreme disgust as he
saw his friend mark out the ground
J. and fall to work.
''That's 50 foolish" be said touch
:, ing Ned on the shoulder. "Iou come
2hunt?''
s'Ned showed him small diamond
not larger than common shot, which
had been given him in Cape Town.
Kanadu uttered snort OF disgust.
s'Yon come hunt he insisted.
But Ned refused, and kanadu left
q the camp, and the men washed on
knudsr the burning sun. There was
pot much work in Matt Frslick or the
Aascar, and the burden fell on Ned's
oulders.
6 Lets quit without any hard words
a i, ''he said. II want maa with
Mat can take fair share Of the
and You and the Lascar are just
equal, you see. I'll strike q
eim, or buy you out.
chose to go out, thinking he
nothing alone; but Ned la |
Il plans, aud ter til two LETT
I red a haif breed Hot:entot
rom that time he did bet
81 nd several stones Of ;air
weeks Of this work and
4 !sS back and wanted to Join
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!; FOR WOMAN'S BENEFIT.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Milady's Toilet Cream :.

Toilet creams should not be kept on
the dressing table except in small
quantities, as the warmth Of the room
is extremely likely to make the oils
become raucid. 1t is cheaper to buy
in fairly large quantities, but corner
of the refrigerator is the proper place
to keep the jar.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-03-17
Keep,np an Eve Unon Him.

s'The great dan rer," said the g,sve
cit en-, ''is that we will drift into a
vi eraal form of govern nent =, (;
= ,s.Ies," auswe ed Mr.. Ne kton, with
sigh; "H nriet seems worried
about that every time Is eak to the
chil4ren, -Wesbingtop Stss>
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Housekeeper and Business Woman.

! Housekeeper and Business Woman.
A woman who has family and is a
business woman as well, said the
other day: Until a woman has tried t
she never knows what it means to he
housekeeper and >hhsssiaes~ s~oaraan
Lcoaef1ee; md few can stand the
strain long. break down every little
while, but us now I do not see any
other way to adj ust matters. But it
is this, division Of duties that gives
the opportunity for the criticism some
times heard relative to women's and
mems ability in business. A man is
not expected to do anything else but
tend 10 business dnring business
hours, and then amuse himself in the
way be likes best afterward. But
woman is not only expected to thor
ougLly unders and the business in
which she is inte. ested, but to know
how to conduct o house in all its de-
tails, and, furthermore, to put this
knowledge into practice, and great
many business women try TO do too
much. They are at once their own
cooks, dressmakers, milliners and
household managers, ana follow a
business pursuit in addition. 1t nat
urally follows that something must be
sacrificed. Generally it is the woman's
health, as the consequence of her con-
scientious endeavor to do her duty in
81 Ie and outside her homo. New
York Tribune.
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WITH LoVE-FRcM MOTHER.

There's letter on the bottom Of the pile,
It's enyeiop a faded, sallow brown,
Is has travelled to the city many a mile.
And the postnark names q little unknown
town
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-01-18

Sn Barcelona. Spanien, iif Die Grips
epicemiiA aafsetreten. Die Sterblihfei
nimmt 3u. Die talbe gepSlteruns lieeI
i'm Bett. Sn ben Oefhaften uno Tabri.
fen arteiten nur bic balbe 3abl Der Nn9es
ltellten.
Quisi Grispi, Der Spbn bes brribmten
ttalieniihen Staatsmannes nnb friiberen
Dremierminiiters Grispi, III peaen zines
i'm Npril 1896 an Der @rafn Gellere Yer-
iibten Su,pelen@D Diebfabls su bier Sabren
3uhtbans serurtbeilt prrben.,
Nah pem lebten Genius belief lih bic
Sesrlterung rcn DeutiA Sfafrifa auf
feds Mitlicnen &Spfe.
Die 3abl Der 5peesfdlle In 8cmbay,
Sneien, gum srSbten 1beile in Gplse Der
Veulenpeit, lit am Jreitaa BON 282 auf
376 seltiesen. Die ncrmale Nnsabl Der
1ppesfalle ii purhldnittlia IS tdslih.
prtna6rihten aus Neu=gritanien su=
fclse, lit falt Die sanse gclaBuns pes
tritilhen Shppncrs ,,Nut,lmania" BON
Sut<sSa!es auf elmer Der Mrmiralit1ts<
Snieln niepersemebeIt unp spn ben Gin
setprnen sersebrt. Der &apitdn uno As
Watrclen purhen getUetet unp nur prei
&naben entamen.
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anIanh.


Das &riessminiiterium In @a1binatcu
Sat bic Nahriht perGfentlibt, baB i'm
Mcnat De;ember nit nur 24 Nrteitstaaen
Die Ginnabmen Der 3SIe i'm 5afem Don
5aYana l,l0S,l30 tetrasen baben.
Bei einem Streite um einen prcseE II,
Gentudy murpen in einem ShulbamIt
3.pet Mann setUotei unp pier ser,runpet
Sn SenneNes rurren s,pei Gpnltable,
BON 5tpei Nesern, bic iie Serbaften !prllten
erlAunen.
Sn Gbicasc inh bei elmer 5p6ssiisfsie,
loo perionen, bic an benz Seltmabl tbeil-
nabmen, nnter beftisen SYmptpmen Ypu
Gergiftuns erfrautt.
Sm lipirefliden 5bcil spn Neus Meriec
ipiitbete ant 8. unb 10. Sanuar Elm befti=
ger Bli3,arp. 9l(le, ganpfra6en ,purben
vpatanpis im S6nes besraten. Man
furhtet, pab siele Sirten unp anpere pers
lrnen umsetcmmen ino. Gieb sinl
Mai1enbaft ;u 9runne. Der Shaben wirt
auf iiter cine Babe Millipn selhast.
Der Sslb,ua sesen bic Silipinps in
Ncrren BON 9u;pn cnpete bcfanntlth na.
nit, RAP Die Nufribrer serfreut unb ii
Die 8erse setrieten p1trcen; ba1elt'
Gnpe bat nun aud Der Selp,us i'm Siicel
sebabt.
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WuSlnnn.

Sn Manih1hlas, einem tleinen Dprle
BON ca. 400 Ginwpbnern ,,idt nett pcn
McnbauS III 8Sbmen, ftnb brei3ebn &in<
Der, bic iih aul Dem gSese sur SAute be-
fanpen, in einem SAneeiturm erfruren.
Der beutihe 5anbels Dampfer oGlla"
sen Mlpenrace sins amf bcber See inter.
Der &apitdn, peien Grau unb s,pei Sin.
Der, pas Dienfmdohen unp Sie BelaBuns
ron 80 Manm murpen BON pem enslilheu
Dampfer Georgian" serettet.
2ebtes 9abr wurben in Deutlhlant
364 MftienseIellhaften NIT einem Sc,
fammttapital BON 554 Mtllicnen Marl
saesriinbet, eesen 339 NIT 463 Mlillicner
Mart III 1898.
Sn Wisn tpurbe In ben Clubs cas so.
Elerlpiel pertcten, neil Baron Grlanse,
benz Girifen 6art pcn unb gu Irautt'
mdnnsrprL trtlihes Mitalieb bes otter
rtinilAen 9errenbauleS, bic Meiniahi
non eii,er balben Miilicn Ouloen in go
ttripiel nb8encmn,sn.
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Neueite Na1rid)tcn.

Sn Walcnlene NnBlanb, ltiir,te pab=
renp bes Ootteseienites cine &ircbe elm
nobel 10 9eriunen setGstet unr 6S pers
wunret murben.
Snlnrsenten anf ben pbllippinen Gabcn
rierer einnal einen Qnsriff auf unlere
1ruppen unterncmmen. Babrlheinlif
wi6en iie nod nihts eaYpn, ba6 lie spuz
ltanpis terubist linp.
gei elmer Shie6erei i'm Sapitpl in
5ranffurt &s, bat Gr=Gcnsresmann
DaYio 81. Gpllcn bret perlenen er<
l6cHen.
gan Siib@Ifrifa fcmmen nur lpdrlide
uno wiperiprehenpe 8erisbte. General
Bulcr fheimt lanslam pprsuriiden unp
Die Snren sieben fh surid, wabr1hein-
ltd uu bic Gn9llnnsr ,rieber IN cine SalIe
.sn lcdtn. aaf anseihen fpreden rafar,
|onb nian liA auf beioen Seitfa III einem
eutfAsioeursn Ghlase rafet.
Bon Qarsfnitb bat man feinen neuen
Beriht. Die Buren umfhlieben Bic
Stapt IN in,mer enseren &reilen, ater bic
lsbersate LIT mod nidt erfclst.
Su Gasliano bel 1urtn, Stalien' II
eine Dpuamitfabrit in Die 9uft seFcsen,
6unf 5duier tpurben sert5rt unb aneert
belhaeist. gis jest bat mau 10 9eiher
unter ben Iriimmern berpprsebplt uni
piele Terlebte in's louipital gebraht.
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9aS ttcate 8iir8criidbc Uetck.
bud.

Sn Deutihlano irat nit benz /. So.
nuar oas ueue 8iir9erlihe @eiebbuh in
Eraft. yfa9bem bic Staatsn bes &si.
DIES bereits feit % Sabren Elm sentein=
James Strsfre1t batten. 1aben lie forte
oil and Elm aemeiniames 9leihes biir=
aerlihes 3eft. Son ben Gbmierie-
teiten, bic babel sll iiberuinben maren.
oibt bic 9batiade einen Bearit. oab
bic 6ertiaheluna bes neuen Wefebbu=
Dies bic Mrbeit zines 0ierteliabrbun=
berts erforoert bat. Bon einigen un=
tpeisntliden Nusnabmen abgeieben.
herridt in benz ueueeeinten beutIden
@eide fortan auf allen @ebieten polle
Gebtseinheit. Man bat ba eine Nui=
aabe ael0it. an bic man biersulanoe
nod faum gu oenten tua9t uno auf be-
rem 8ermirtlidung bier aud in unab-
iebbarer 3eit niAt bic eutfernteite Mus@
T liht lit.
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Cine neue &oeal.Cptiom. .8tu.

Die Mnti 5aloon Qeaaue bat cine
neue 2ocal-Dption=Bil ausgearbeitet,
Die biele Wohe nod i'm 0auie einae-
reiht ,perben ioll. Nep. 8ater. Der
Giihrer Der Nnti 5alopn Qenane, i'll
nit Der 3uiammeniebung besl Sempe.
rens-@omites oes 6auies iebr aufrieoen.
mas mir ibm eerne alauben. ba unier
Reprdientant Duff bon gtelp
@omerstonn. betannilid sin eifriaer
Malier-Npoitef. Der 0crliber bes So
mites lit. DaB bic Mlebrbeit bes So
mites 81 @unfen Der Qpeal=Cption-
Bill beribten tuiro. untarlie9t lomif
teinem 3peifel. Sebr fraalib 1T Is
aber, ob bic gill pom Ylenltm onae=
nomnen lueroen tpirb. Das 0ous be-
itsbt aus Ill Mitalieoern. ipoab alfo
sur pailiruns Sc Gtimmen erforoerlih
lino. IS aeniiat ndmlib nod ben Be=
itimmunaen Der GtoatsperfaiIun9 iii;
Die Yailiruna elmer Bi1 nibt cine Waz
ioritdt Der Stimmen Der eeraoe anne.
ienoen Witelieoer, fonoern es beoarf
einer Mebrheit Der Stimmen aller Wit-
elieoer. 9a bic 9emotraten. luelhe
iber 43 Stimmen berfiisen, in ae=
ldlohener phaldnT. ooer bod init lpe=
niaen Wusnabmen. ae9en Die Sil tim.
men mernen, oa lid ferner. tuie es ge=
m0hnlib bel oerartigen gias Der ssall
ilt, me1rere Mepublifaner UNI Die @b=
ltimmun9 herumoriiden neroen, 10 III
niht reht eriihtlih. tpie &ep. gater Die
CUR BaIiirun9 eriDroerliben Stinmen
auitreiben miro.
Sic 8ia oebnt bic Qoeal= Option altd
auf Die Waros Der Stdote aus uno
lou au6 lcnlt ei,ise fir bic @irtbe
redt i6limme yeltimmunaen entbalten.
Wiiroe oieielbe pailirt, 10 ruiiroen bicle
0unberte bon Wirtbe i'm Staate ibre
9otale idlieBen miiiien. bod alaubetl
mir nid)t. oab Die gemperen3ler in un=
ierer 5taats9eiebgebing tart senua
Eino, oeren Nnnabme ourhaufeben, unl
10 ipelliqer. ba mir Dor elmer prdlioen=
tenluabi ifeben ,,no Die Giihrer ber Jte-
publitaner iib bitten iperoen, NIT sinel!i
iolhen Modmert bel, biesigbrigel
gBablfampf in Ohio III beaiansit {
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Sic eahc 1T ia 70 cinfaM (!

Ser neue enelilhe @eneralsltabsdeF
fir Siio Mfrita, @eneral 2itdener.
prahlte auf Dem Qiuneae: gr peroe
9ransbadl serldmettern, tnenn man
ibm nidt feline pldne ourhtreu3e. gr
babe aaeroinas bierSu 1900 Mann
uno iiber elm Sabr 3eit notblpenoie.
Die beloen Buren Gepubliten miibten
init einem eilernen Sting umQeben per=
ben. 3uerit mlAe alleroinas Methueu
befreit tperben. Ser GrieQsfunoi9e
BON Der ,Detroiter Mbenopo1t" finoet
oieien plan ldAerlih aus foleenoen
@riinoen
.Die @naldnoer t6nnten nit l5O.=
600 Dram. bic lie iibri9ens 9ar nidt
+ Iaufbrinaen tOnnen. ebeniolpenig Die
beioen &epubliten. Die gr0Ber iino, als
gnalano uno Ghottlano 3ulammen9e=
nommen, umihlieBen. tpie lie nit ibnen
Den Monb eritiirmen tonnten. SelbT
bic 5ebnfade 3abl wiirbe boau midi
Ieenii9en, iuenn man bic Serrain.
I|9pieriqfeiten ulb Die llnm6alihtsit,
cine iolhe MeMdenma1ie 81 perpro.
Diantiren, in's Mn9e fabt. Sic Mus.
fiibrung oes arauien planes bes aro
hen CD @eneralitabdefs niro alio Md
I'inal perfu6t werben; Der gbei pirl
auf ben 9emobnten Nabnen tpe,tel
mutifeln uno bas GHifIal ieiner fdbi
gen % Wor9dnaer tbsilen maHen. Gi
der 1T. bab bic Nuren ipeber bllrh oi
Mbienouna bes Helie9ers bes Rbalifen
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