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The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-11-22

tunes for all those interested in it.
For the first three months that the
company was in existence the profits
for the company were $26, 100000,
and if the same rate of profit is
maintained for one year it means a
10 per cent. profit on the entire cap
italizatiOn per annum. The labor
unions have made a persistent fight
against the company, but President
Schwab seems to have been able to
Withstand their every onslaught and
will doubtless come out winner in
the end, and if the company would
do the right thing by him they
would increase his salary at least a
hundred per cent over what it Is at
present.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-11-22

cry, when such increase was fnan-
cial consideration to their owners.
During the first decades Of their
freedom they did not use the proper
discretion to protect their health
and they died off very rapidly, but
now they are bravely over that pc
riod and are using for the most part
the same precaution as do the whites
to protect and preserve their lives,
and they are showing the same lon
gevity Of life. It is to be hoped that
this will be improved upon during
the present decade, and when the
1910 census will have been taken it
will show greater increase than at
present.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-11-22
BROTHER
IN BLACK
Under Critical Eye of OBJ
serving Men.

The PuyalIup Citizen of this state
is of the opinion that the colored
brother is rapidly catching up, as
a bank that he started in North Car
olina has gone to smash just as easy
as if it had been run by white fnan-
ciers. There seems to be more truth
than poetry in the statement, though
jOcularly stated. The Negro is rap
idly partaking of the advanced ideas
of the white race, and whatever the
white man does, whether it be good
or bad, there are always plenty
among the colored race to follow his
example. It therefore behooves the
white race to set the very best ex-
ample possible before the black race
in order that good citizens may be
made of them.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-11-22

The work of the constitutional
convention in Alabama has been rat
flied by the usual stereOtyped 10000
majority, which that state always re-
ports in favor Of the Democratic
party after an election has been held.
Perhaps of all the constitutional
amendments that have been submit
ted to the people and ratified at the
polls in the Southern states, with the
view of disfranchising a number of
its citizens, the suffrage amendment
that has been ratified by Alabama is
the most radical. If this amend
ment can stand the test of the
courts, then the South need not hes
itate in passing any kind of an
anmenment that it desires, to not
only disfranchise black citizens but
any class of citizens that doesn't
wholly agree with the fastidious
ideas Of the Southern gentry. If the
leading citizens Of Alabama can dis
franchise one class of citizens and be
sustained in it by the courts, they
can likewise disfranchise any other
class that they might so desire, and
will be sustained by the courts, and
they can continue this until they
have reduced the voting population
to select few, and thereby set VI
an oligarchy in a republic. If il
turn congress does not disfranchise
rs per cent. of the citizens Of Ala
bama, regardless Of their color, i
will not have been true to its con
stituents, and the individual mem
bers thereof will find when they vii
have returned to their constituent
that they have by no means pleased
them in their actions. Let congress
which convenes early in December
take speedy action towards reducin!
the number of representatives iron
the South and thereby help th'
Southern gentry to disfranchise it
voters, and it will have done its dut
well.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-11-22

A license Of $25 is charged to all
persons visiting Prince Edward
Island as commercial travellers.
The st. Louis wholesale houses
are receiving Missouri apples now at
the rate Of 10000 barrels per day.
The first ship load of anthracite
coal ever sent from America to Ger
many has just reached its destina-
ton.
DIR. ]. Warren Walker is the name
of Chicago physician who declares
that he has discovered a sure cure
for consumption.
Abur Rahman, the former Ameer
Of Afghanistan, for years has en-
ployed Miss Lilas Hamilton, an En-
glish girl, as his regular physician.
In the Southern tobacco factories
there are over 5000 colored workers
employed who are members Of the
tobacco workers union.
The government Of Saxony has
just completed a map Of the entire
country, giving details regarding fer
tility, wines and other industries,
at a cost Of $1,OOO,OO0.
A Hebrew colony secured 1,000,-
600 acres in the State Of SOnOrO,
Mexico, and are going to establish
themselves upon it at once.
Dueling is no longer popular in
Germany, and it is being roundly
condemned by the newspapers of
every shade and complexion of that
country.
The old Indian fort near Bloom
ington, Illinois, is the source of
much archaeological discussion in
that section of the country at pres
ent.
Niagara, though not the highest
waterfall in the world, holds the
record for size. 1t is estimated that
32,000,OO0 tons of water rolls over
the cliff every hour in the day.
All of the German naval officers
are now receiving instructions in
wireless telegraphy, and in the fu-
ture all ships in the navy will be
equipped with wireless apparatus.
The retail price of musk is $50 ar
ounce, $500 per pound, apothecary
weight, or two and one-half times
the value Of pure gold twenty-foul
karats fine
Hanna Marchman, who was bor1
in England in 1867, and spent forty
seven years in missionary work il
India, is said to be the first woman
missionary.
Emperor William is said to be s.
welded to the soldier life that h
sleeps on the regulation camp BET
such as officers use. He retires a
II p. M, and is up and dressed sool
after 5 a. m.
There are at present thirty pull
mills and twenty-eight paper mills
with a total capacity Of 2,165 ton
Of pulp and paper, in the state Q
Maine. The amount of capital II
: vested is $3O,OOO,OOO. These mil
: consume 100000 feet Of 1umbe
annually.
: All printers know that the lettt
2 "e" is the most generally used lettf
: in the alphabet. In recent exper
a ment it was found that in 1000 lie
S ters re" occurred 1877 times in Ell
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-11-22

From the Inter-Ocean it is learned
that the colored race in and about
Harrisburg, Illinois, has opened
what they are pleased to term Cuba
Libre Industrial School for cOIored
pupils. The doors Of the new insti-
tuition will be thrown open about
December 1st, and it will be shaped
and patterned after the Tuskegee
school 50 ably presided over by
Prof. Booker L. Washington. It is
perfectly right for the coIored folk
Of this country to make every effort
they possibly can to industrially edu-
cate the young of their race, but for
them to load themselves down IN an
attempt to operate an industrial
school for colored children only, in
the state Of Illinois or any other
state north Of the Mason and Dixon
line, is absurd in the extreme. There
is not an industrial school In the
North, East or West that does not
admit colored children on the same
footings as it does white children,
and for the colored folk to refuse
such open invitations from the su-
perior race, numerically, financially
and otherwise, is both foolish and
absurd. Send your children to
schools that are already organized,
and the extra amount of money that
you have to spend on trying to es-
tablish new schools let it be placed
in the hands of some board for the
assistance of children not able to pay
their ways in any kind Of school,
and more common sense will thereby
be shown.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-11-22

Periodically one hears Of the great
improvements that are being made
in fire fighting throughout the
United States, and how the loss by
fire, owing to these great improve
ments, has been reduced to a mini
mum in comparison to what it was
quarter Of a century ago. The facts,
however, do not bear out the state
ment, and for the benefit of the fire
insurance companies the following
figures are reproduced covering q
period Of three years, which shows
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-11-22

It is interesting to note that the
per capita Of this country has
reached high water mark in compar-
ison to previous figures along this
line. The per capita Of the United
States is now $28.72, which is higher
by far than it has ever been before.
There are at present over $2,246,-
3OO,542 in circulation in the United
States, and the same is divided
among the following kinds of cur
rencY:
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-11-22

take a higher rating in the business world
before he can hope to command the un-
qualified respect of his white brother.
While our bank will be an institution for
colOred people, we shall attempt to draw
no color line in the matter of depOsitOrs
We are simply building for the future
The bank will be the second of the kind
to be started in the North. We had hoped
to be the first, but our brethren in the
city of Philadelphia have beaten us and
we are obliged to take second place
Queen IiIiuokalani, the dethroned
queen of Hawaii, is now in Washing
ton City, where she has engaged
apartments for the winter with the
view Of inducing congress to reim-
bunse her for the lands taken from
her when her government was over
thrown in her native islands. There
is no doubt but that the men who
overthreW her government were
usurpers in the true sense of the
word, and Uncle Sam could not do
more meritorious act than to reim-
burse her for her actual loss Of lands
and valuables.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-11-22
The Canadian Bank
Of Commerce
With which is amalgamated
The Bank of British Columbia
Head Office, Toronto. Established 1867

Head Office, Toronto. Established 1867
Capital paid up .................... So, ,ooo, 900
Eight Million Dollars
Surplus ............................ 81 ,ooo.co
Accounts of Banks, Corporations, Firms
and Individuals Solicited.
Drafts issued available i'll any part of the
World.
Having established branches at DAW-
SON, WHITEHORSE, SKAGWAY and
ATLIN, this Bank has exceptional facil-
tiles for handling YUKON and ALASKA
business.
Interest allowed on Time Deposits.
A General Banking Business Transacted
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-11-22

In this connection It might not
be out of place to speak Of the gold
and silver produced during the year
1900, which aggregated to $751;
100000 in full. OF this amount
S79,171,OOO, or about one-third Of
the whole, is credited to our Ameri-
can mines. Australia is second on
the list with gold output for the
year 1900 of $74,26O,OOO. The sill
yer output in the United States dur
ing the year 1900 aggregated in full
to S35,741,OOO. Mexico ranks sec
ond on the list with an output OF
1851, 400.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-11-22

that the fire loss has been on an
average as great in 1901 as it was in
1899.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-11-22

Seattle Branch ID. A. CAMERON
Cor. James St. s. ID Ave. r1gr.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-11-22

Total ..$ll1,654,9OO $l4a, ,42a, $50 $35. .4o4 Is
The daily sentinel., 1901-12-23

The Grand Junction Oil, Gas &
Development company have plsc' d
one hundred thousand shares Of
their stock on the market for sale
at ten cents share. 1t might turn
out if a purchaser made a present
Of one hundred shares of this stock
that it would return more results
than any other Christmas present
which could be purchased. On the
other hand it seems to be good
investment. Those who have not
subscribed for some of this stock
should do so. 1t may be the
means of doubling and trebling the
value of all the realty in this city
and valley. There is hardly ques>
ton that there will be found oil in
abundance in this valley. II you
have not taken some stock you
should do SO at once, as now is the
time to get in on the ground floor
and assist an enterprise that means
much to everybody.
The daily sentinel., 1901-12-23
"LEApED INTO THE BREACH"


If President Roosevelt has "leap-
ed into the breach" in the Schley>
Sampson controversy, will that
change the judgment Of ninety>hve
per cent. Of the American people7
1t was wise policy for President
Roosevelt to take hand. The
findings of the naval court were
and are obnoxious to the whole
people or nearly so. There was no
reliance placed on the overwhelm>
ing testimony favorable to Schley
and President Roosevelt realized
that the naval clique" had "done"
Schley as it was expected it
would do.
We say it was policy for the
president to "leap into the breach,
as the whole disgusting and parti-
san policy OF the naval inquiry
threatened to disrupt his admins
tration. But all the jumping the
The daily sentinel., 1901-12-23

presideet may do will not change
the verdict of the American people
that Schley has been miserably
treated; that Long in supporting
the majority verdict of the court
has added additional indignity
against Schley and that the people
do resent the verdict and will con-
tinue to show their disapproval OF
all things connected Herewith,
which tends in the least to take
from or dim the glory Of Schley
the naval victor at Santiago.
The republican press, we will not
say all. but portion, is attempting
to divert attention from the igno-
my OF the verdict and the Sights
placed upon Schley by saying that
the agitation OF the question is be-
coming nauseous to the American
people. They supplement this by
asserting that Schley is in the
hands of few political tricksters
opposing the administration and
are attempting to make capital
therefrom. This is lie. The ques>
ton will never become nauseous
until Schley gets his due. Political
shysters would not assume to mix
in such a controversy, wherein the
The daily sentinel., 1901-12-23

heart of the American people is in>
terested. The leaders Of neither
the democratic or republican par
ties would tolerate such interfer
ence.
President Roosevelt doubtless
may find some means in his inter>
ference to squelch the controversy
so far as the government is cons
cerned, to clean out the naval
clique that has run affairs in the
navy with high hand during sues
cessive administrations. 1t is to be
hoped he may and we believe he
will do il.
But changing public sentiment is
another question. When such high
authority as the admiral of the
navy and the general of the army
can see nothing but glory in
Schley's acts al Santiago, it will be
hard, with such illustrious prece>
dent to change the public mind,
even though the mandate so to do
comes from the president.
Let the question be fought to 2
finish. 1t cannot hurt any more
than to rob the laurel wreath from
a brow placed there by an admir-
ing people, in loving testimony to
the captain of one of the worlds
greatest naval battles.
The daily sentinel., 1901-12-23
Want. For Sale. Lost. Etc.

Rooms for rent in Park opera house build
ing. Inquire of Edwin A. Haskell.
For Sale.-Horse and buggy. Also good
milch COW. Apply at Al Main. Primrose
Bros.
For family use in numberless ways Bal
lard's Snow Liniment 10 . useful and valu-
able remedy. Price, Soc. For sale at Has
kell's Pharmacy.
Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment has been
thoroughly tested for many years, and is 3
positive cure for this most distressing and
embarrassing of troubles. Price, 66c in
bottles. Tubes, 7bc.
For sale Haskell's Pharmacy
Worms take refuge in the small intestines,
where they can easily multiply. Whites
Cream Vefmifuge will destroy these para
sites. The verdict of the people tells plainly
how we'll it has succeeded. Price, 26c.
For sale Haskell's Pharmacy
Praise the bridge that carries you over a
food or cough. Ballard's Horehound Syrup
has brought 20 many over throat and lung
troubles, such as coughs, colds, bronchitis,
etc that its praises are sung everywhere.
Price, 5Oc.
For sale Haskell's Pharmacy
Disease and danger lurk in the vital or
gans. The blood becomes vitaated and the
general health is undermined whenever the
stomach and liver fail to perform their func-
tions - nature intended, Herbine will tone
up the stomach, regulate the liver, where
other preparations only relisve. Price, Soc.
For sale Haskell's Pharmacy
The daily sentinel., 1901-12-23

Mre. Lizzie Dickerson, mother OF AL
derman John Dickerson, is home from an
extended visit with relatives in st.
Louis. She reports q most enjoyable
time.
The pupils Of Teller Institute are ar
ranging to celebrate Christmas in an co.
joyable manner. There will be . pro-
gram consisting OF musical and literary
numbers and = tree upon which will DO
hung the gifts Of the teachers and pupils
for one another. All are anticipating
splendid time.
The daily sentinel., 1901-12-23

Both at the White House and at
the British embassy an emphatsc
denial is made Of the published
story Of an assault alleged to have
been made upon the president.
The daily sentinel., 1901-12-23
Colorado Midland Railways HoI.
idsy Rates.

December u, Is and 81, 1901, and Janu-
ary 1, 1909, the Colorado Midland will sell
ticketa from all stations to all stations at
one fare for the round trip. For further in-
formation, tickets. etc., call on or address
W. B. Peck, city agent, Grand Junction.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-12-31
&Ietn ereTa1rta3teu aus Staot
unO MutaeSeuo.

getraut murben am Mpntas
bur1 ben bo4p. 8ater Weirid BON
Der ct. Mariens9 emeinoe Serr Geo.
6. Miler BON @bicaso unb SRI.
Maria M. &aufmann, Spater bes
Serrn Nitolaus &dufmann, an Wals
nut StraBe babier.
9eder Bros, 3pbIen unb Spl5,
SelspbDn 254, 8. uno Waibingtons
StruBe.
Ser a0rper Ses grpreBsM ehens
aers Rpfert Tbompion, pel6er bel
benz llnslide ouf Ger Sninots Gens
trale8a9n aetDbtet ipilroe, lit nun
iosntifisirt rorhen rno Serr M. 81.
Sofimaun bat hi. 9eerhiqung her
gefanbsnen lleferrsIte porsenommen.
Gin Mrbeiter Ndmens Widberg,
pel6er on Der neuen Bride on eagle
point beitdftigt lit, %ftirote am SOnns
taq NaGmittag aus elmer SD6e BON
ungefdbr 25 SUB bon benz 9eriiIte
auf bas Sis uno aOg if9 ~le6ensges
fdDrll0e UerlegaHgeH gu.
-2ineban e Molo, 9ampfbeiSuns.
plumbing unb Cement. 472 Mains
StraBe.
Sraurise @ei6natten feisrte
bic Gamilie @nalersDeq @m
@benbe bes gbriffeites Itdrb bic
Mutter Der Srau Gnsler. pG6renb
Trau Gn3ler tranf am SDpbus oars
nieoer.iegt unD Serr Spfepb Gnaler
nun aud nod on Der 2ungenent5iins
bung ertrantt lit.
5. y. UranBen. peutiher 4oooiat
uno Wctar. Gunner 413 Sfficez0e,
holne q urs mni" ~4"-s"
SIN Jinlsb : 9oipitat Itarb am
Mittp19 Morgen i'm Qlier BON 80
sSa6rcn Srau Sobonn 9rebaus. Die
8eritorbene uberle6en i6r 9dtte unb
elm Ginb.
Dr. Wep:rs. 2O72 SadIpn Str
- @eil er bur@ sinen Saa auf
einem 8iirgeriteise in OpersDiQe ii4
ben 4entel am JrBe perrentte, pers
flaat 4nton SstBsl bic Gtaotneripols
tuaa ron 9perspias fir $4,000 S9a.
beneriab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-12-31
4us ct. 9ueas, Snwa.

&m Mpntag 4benb 8 ubr iturb
@Serr Nic. &ubner plDBlt6, nG9Oem
r nod bor6er ben &Oientran5 i'm
beften @pblIein nit ben Setnigen ges
betet rnD ii9 barauf ms 8ett begab
'um iofOrt, p%abri6einlt9 bur4 einen
9er3i9lag, ben Geiit auf5ugeben.
Subner mar ettpa 65 Sabre aft, aus
GIiaB sebiirtig unb LANCE Sabre bier
onIGiiig. @r hinterlGBt Srau uno
bier &inber, pobon bret berbetrutbet
itno. 9ie 8eerDigurg funo am Sons
~nerstag, ben II. 9c5, auf benz Aieiis
gen Sriebbofe itatt.
4m Treitag Na9mittag II l16r,
Ben 20. DECEMBER, itarb na9 a3tz
apD9entli9em f9perem Geiben, Der
eQgemetn gea6tete unb belie6te Serr
Hic. 9srrp in Der Do6nung ietnes
6o9Hes S6eOopr an Qltersi9pG9e
Iuo ipeaieq an sinem bartnddtgen
6er3i6el. Sett ben Iebten Stpet
@p4en lag Der @ertorbsne i'm
6pbestGmpfe. Serr pfarrer s. 4.
8oebing, ipel6er ibm I6on am Rttt,
ipO9 Qbenb bic FL. Ster6eiatramente
gu She'll merDen lieB, uub feline
&inber unb 0nbere Mnge60rige Der
SF0milie umitdnben 6etenO Das Sterz
bebett. Sanft mar Der Sob mad fe6r
hartem 2eioen an i'm 6erungetreten.
Die 8eerotgung fanb am Mpntdg
8prmittag 9 l6r mad pOrbertgem
'Seelenamt auf Dem bieitgen SSrtebbofe
inter ungemetn 3Gblret9er 8etbetlts
gung bon Seiten Der 8erpdnoten
'unb grobem Sreunoegtretie itatt. Der
8erftOrbene mar am II. &pril 1914
in GbT9en, @roBber5Ogt6um 2urems
burg, gebOren, O]erbeiratbete ii6 i'm
Sabre 1886 nit Srdulein Marta
StrauB rn0 fam i'm Sabre 1848 na9
bteien Geita0en. Gr itebelte iib 3uz
erit in 6etlig &rep3 in 0iSconTin an
unD 3Dar in S3autee county, 6etrieb
hortIelbit iehr prOiperireno cine 6arm
bis 1864, in DelGcm SABRE er nab
Ga Saue GOuutp, Su,, per5og. SIM
Sabre 1873 fam tr na9 ct. 2ucas
1no ieBte it6 in Sutherland. 4m Is.
9Stmber 1887 Itarb feline Srau i'm
II. &ebensiabre unO Ieit6er ppbnte er
bel ieinem So6ne S6eobDr, tpel6er
einen General Mer9anbiIe Store 6as
bier 6etrci6t. Der 9erefpiate mar
fets geIuno, munter unb i~opial; mar
Au4 elmer Der dlteieR 2sier bteier
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-12-31
Snma's BanfeusM eihtbnm.

Nus benz iGbrli6en 8eri9t bes
8innenHeusrs gommifGrs lit erIidts
lid, taB Sopa mebr 8anten bat als
ir9enb Elm unberer Staat Ter Union.
Ser @ommifdr bcrt9tst iiber 1900
8dnteu in Soma, Ren Oort fplgt
nit 1920, bann tommt Sainois nit
1045. Eterauf fommt 8ennip(oanien
nit Sl7, bonn Sbio nit SIT. 3us
fammen giebt es in ben Ser. Staaten
14,Oeo 8anten. Soma fat nenieer
ais S pro5ent Der geiammten 9epDl>
terunq, cher 10 pro3ent Der 8ant@
@ef9Gite.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-12-31
SnoesfIar.

Im @eibna6tsmprgen ftarb in Ietz
ner 8cbnung, 1914 Bluff StruBe, Der
ebrenpertbe Jrans 4. Mangolb. Ser
fel6e bate an elmer @rfdltuns gelitten,
itarID uter am Acknowledgement aus
benz Bette auf unD pplte eben Iein
S6lafSimmer perlafIen, ais er umfiel
uhD tpbt NOR. Sin 9eroI6lag bate
Den guten Wtann credit.
Der oea6tete 8eritorbene mar am
4. Sttpber 1917 in @lIabz2ptbrtneen
qeboren, unb mar fomit IS Sabre aft.
@r fam 1910 mad Dubuque, betrieb
cine &dderei, begann bonn Sarmerei
unb Slei9ra6en an Der Stabtgren5e
nit Tebr sutem Grfolge. - Sm Dffentz
li6en 9eben betunbete fi9 9err Manz
qolb ols Heprdientant in Der Sopa'er
2eg!slatur fir Spei Sermine. gr
pdr zines Der Glteitcn Wttglieoer Der
QHociatiDn alter Qnfieoler. SIM
Sabre 1S43 bate Serr Mangolb ges
beirdtbet unb boz brei Sabren ging
ibm feline Srau = AUDI bura plDBlis
den Sob = ing @rab poralls. Gs
iiberleben ben @erftorbenen cine @bDps
tibzSo9ter 2pui1d S9affner, Drei
Neffen in ct. 2ouis, Mo., Ramens
Bauld, Soiepb unb 4bam Berg unb
feline S9pdgerin Sruu Waragretbu
Berg bier in Dubuque. anbere @ers
fpunAte finb: Nnbrsos 8abl, emma,
Bau.a, Srau Sobann Gbriiimann
bon Springpille, Sa., Iotpie Hebenpsrs
tpanbte in ct. Charles, &c., in
Bittsburs, pa. Die 8esrbigung fonb
am Gamstag Morsen itatt. MDse
Der ehele 8eritorbene ruben in Srie'
Den! Den trauernben Sinterbltebee
nen urier berali4es 9eileib!
X Il
en- ibrer @obnang, 1924 Mbite
Strufe, ftarb i'm Otter BON Sc Sab
rem @ittpe Qnna Den aug Buffalo,
81. D., gsbirtig. Die @eritorbene,
tpelGe por As Sabren na6 Dubuque
fam, btnterldbt bier &inber: &arl,
Srans, Sobann unb Srdu Sofeph
@naIsr, iopie bret 8riiber unb cine
S6ptiter Mi9ael, Bbilipp nnb
Srona uno cine S6peiter. bic Satin
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