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mfaisaL.
All Our Citizens.
Have Waited Long for Such Goa
sincine Proof as This.

II net . remedy which absolussly ss,vs
Ellsworth psepis in isgT, ksps ,he.a ssa
during Eve pears and whsa iagsrvle~st, i,
1900 ,hey were found 10 good haaaA-.,
not that remedy ~os,hy Of yuar eoss-
asnccf Head this.
cars. Perry W. Alley, living on lbs Bar.
eide road .ls miles south OF EilawaaA.
says: II fret laasasd sbeut py.aa's gn.
nsy PiIls In The winter OF issG whea /
stopped an attack Of lane and askias
back whieh sometimes huSi 60 sss4
searesiy go Asoas 10 say nothing Of solHs
work. I belisvs man sho is .atysss 4
hsesache viii have tscarfrueps saa ~
srsaimssg which hfoeghs tlu, ,arsaaas,a
bessat on enc eceaslep may iau 10 ash
work In iatate attacks. hAse had fss4s.
fsnet- Of lAcsashs sinee poan's kiAs~y
Pills arst came TO ms notice bat ! kssx
Of 30 aauy Of my tftsRd. and acqgassi.
sacss she hsvs asea tbs reEsdy sas e.
tanned sseh pac0ahssd results that | "a
have 81 great faith In tho elaims mads Ia
Il az aia ave years age. hzsr sA1s~e
more than enc In this vicinity TO 20 10
wiggla & aoots's dseg store tos DussS
kidney pills when beard them conplals.
Ing Of hssksehs or other aymptoms Il
kidney complaint.
Sold for % osnts a box By all aszlss
Foster Mliharn Co.. Buaxio, y. Y, soa
agents Tor tho United States.
Rsmemhsr thu name, Deans, and AIS
no substitute.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-12

tains TO any phase az Christian Endeayor
work Address Lock Box s74. Bingham
ION. N. VI
?. X. L. b.. Connectlcut.--Internation-
III conventions are now held only every
ether year State conventions. In large
larf. are also beginning 70 be held in
lie same way. the sfate gathering
enling on the year when there is no
International meeting
70. <. Maryiand.--The next internal
ii anaI convention win be held In Dem
yer in 1908
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Hlutual Benefit Column.
spfrEp BY "suxr sAnoK".


The purposes Of this column are sucuincsiy
stated In the title aud mosio--t Is for she ma
taai benent, and aims 10 be helpful and hopeful.
Being for the common good, II is for the CON
men nse--a public servant, parvcyor Of In.
formation and suggestion. medium for the IN.
terehanxe Of ideas. In this capacity IA soiicsss
communications. and It's success depends large.
by on The support given Il In this respect. Com
mnnications must be signed. hsi tne name OF
writer will net be printed except by peFmissioa
Communications will be subject 70 approval or
rejection by the editor OF the coi9mn, but Bone
Will be rejected without good reason. Address
ali communications 20
THE AMERICAN.
Eiisworth. Me-
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Somehow" said the girl in blue. Il
can't help wishing ! had accepted
him"
why. dearr asked the girl In gray
why. be swore that he'd never be
happy again. and I'm afraid he is"
"Ah. yes" commented the girl In
gray renec;ively. AS matters are now
you can't be sure that he isn't, but II
you'd married him you could make
sure Of II. Chicago Post.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-12
10. q. q. II. Column.

IThe sxiisae tnvites secretaries % local Husens
II ths W. q r. 4. n sl&peafk ceNEiys 49,
whlie rfhtoHeFn generally. ~ esntFihase Y tnas
rsinmn reports - nteetsugs o. itenes tnas wih -
sspnfF We wnnsa Hkr thts a. he 1--WE sssstzan
slssi Il Hessfe snmse ftgpFt eE tte ftfs ~ " y
81 wofaen % SASS Il 40, u y cpiamh - tasi
nsafiss. not Qurs. ahd wtf ~ Nsat ICY
Aua are, q course, ssf5ect % Ararofst 81 rs
ssiftny
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-12

she-Do you regard marriage as a
necessity or luxury?
He Wen. when man marries
cross eyed girl who says silly things,
whose nose turns up at the end and
whose father is worth about s2.n00.00o
! should say Il was q necesslty.--chi
cago Record Herald.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-12

This epigram, which has been going
the rounds. is from the lips Of Rev. DIR.
George B. Stewart. president OF Au-
burn Theological seminary. former
president Of the Pennsylvania State
Christian Endeavor union: "Pennsyi.
yania is famous for pig iron and Chris
tian Endeavor."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-12

There were twelve floating Endeav-
orers" (the name given to sailors who
belong to the society on the Olympia
the morning Admiral Dewey sailed in
to Manila harbor. A crew made up
was put in charge Of one Of the cap
tured Spanish gunbonts. There was a
floating society OF Christian Endeavor
on board the Oregon when she made
that magnificent run around Cape
Horn. A Christian Endeavorer was
among those killed at Cardenas. Cuba.
where the first American blood was
spilled
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-12

We are pledged to do but what Is right
And bound TO do It with our might
Our pledges we must seek TO nh
According to the Masters will
The world, the flesh. we follow never:
To follow Christ Is our endeavor.
Rev. DIR. John Han
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jaw Num- HuMNf.
I've hecn longing 10 say How do you do 70
yoa and all the sisters for long, long tiHe. bus
the summer time slips away 70 fast. zaa then my
vaeatioa Is ended. snd ny work. taat keeps me
n busy some Of the farmers wives 10 hAyihz
tine.
want 10 tell yo1 how much enjoy the ". b.
c. sometimes IL makes the tears come and some.
times smiles.
live Ia The city tsn mouths cut % the year:
the other mesths speed in the country at my
heaae- II the busy housewife oniy knew how
much THAI msams 70 me. and 70 many. nlaRy
Others, she would gp on coekiag pies and good
things for her naeu-folks In hayiaE time. ana NOT
say a word
But kn0w It Ia task. as ITe sister who
lives On Dig farm. And oh, ihe steps she has 10
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-12

Every year that Mr.. Mckinley was
in the White House he sent a telegram
of greeting TO the international Chris
tan Endeavor convention. and as gov
ernor OF Ohio he delivered the address
of welcome at the Cleveland eonven-
ton.
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aad pleasant for u II IL could oniy he, instead
of taking what Is and really must be. and thea
striving 10 make IL iasr and pleasant up 20 oar
ability. II has helped the rot 10 griege over the
rnobtAinsbse. and 10 make the best OF the pSssi-
hlilsios.
After mentioning young friend who 10
interested In music and continuing her
practice, she says:
Your advice 10 her Ia former letter. and the
knowiedse that goa are enjoying your massc
iass much after all thcse years. have been q
real help 70 her; the fset that 80 many mothers
close the organ or piano at the eryinx Of the
first baby. As II mesie was q waste OF time for =
wife aad mother, has very depressing effect
ppon girls Of ordinary ability. bat when they
are made 10 feel II can be 10 them and their
friends e-iong pleasure. &c infases new
courage and ambition 10 heco ne at least ia some
degree qualified TO entertain themselves and
others-
So yea win sec By this ths, your iisiie personal
rensmhrapoes spd advice are hs pfal. well az
your printssl words II IL The seed sowing. Aad
although we may never snew when OF shcrr
the seesi has fallen. YET God Knows. AID ''in due
season we shall reap II we fAiai not.
u seems too bad 10 bother buoy womas With
my long letters. but Il May give yoa courage to
keep rishs on Ia tine good work. even II you do
not kaow how msny yoa sre helping. Aad isn's
u really ihe very buy women who manage 10
take tlse meet time 10 help others. aud doht We
really appreciate letter from hnsy friend
mors than from one who bss nothing else TO d3s
SISTER d.
lam sure appreciate yours very much,
and you are one OF he busy ones, too.
The NJ. B. friends must not think long
letter from any Of them will ever bother
me. 1t seems TO me am reaping many
rich sheAves in this satumn's In gather
ing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-12

Mrs Peck twho has returned from
NIagaral-I stood speeches.
Mr.. Peek Wonderful. wonderful
Go himseifl--I wonder how Niagara
did it, Detroit Free Press.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-12

"Liitle Colds Mcgiecsea-th0asAnds OF lives
faeriacsd every year. Or. Wood Norway Piae
syrup cures ililie eolds-eares big coias. too
down 70 the very yerse VI consumpssoa.--Aars
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-12

lisa. iii. LIP; Matt. XVI. d; IS; John
!. %; Gal II. 20; I'll. II. IA: Eph. II
~; III Peter Il, 2l-25
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ffm n r uchh of sraf
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The broad ax., 1902-08-30
MUSIC TO HAL WOUNDS.
ne VbolaA Has BssA EnDIoysd ~
n Ala 90 BaHESEy An
Paris.

The attention of medical men has
been called TO two extraordinary
cases reported from q hospital in
PARA A man had been seriously cut
By accident and the wound refused
70 heal From time TO time the pa
tent went into violent parozysms
and death appeared certain A sur
geOn who had given much attention
% the subject OF vibrations secured
che services Of q violin player and
treated the sufferer to a musical
remedy. A change appeared a. once
and under the influence of the Fio-
lin recovery was rapid and complete.
In the other case q wound eOntin-
ued 70 suPPurate in spite Of all that
could be done. The violin was again
called into requisition and played
close 20 the injured part. which was
barred for the purpose. Soon the
wound assumed q healthier appear
ance, sUpDuration ceased and com
plete cure was effected. In both
these cases IL was noted that only
certin kinds Of music were Of benefit,
showing that vibrations must be
strictly IN accordance with the ma
sure 81 fhe wound.
The broad ax., 1902-08-30
I'D rEIeRf b pRRAlls.
isassaaaarv caDasalS % 80 Hfaia
- esssDias BIs.sass -
ul@bse. ~

An eminent public nan 81 England
whose mental faculties bad been sub
jscted % too great . strain and she
suffered greatly from mental deprB
sion that amounted almost to the diD-
eass q melancholia, was told b. hil
physician that he must rest HIS brain.
He was q very buEy man and scoaed
e his Doctors prescription q . nap
in,the middle II the day, rslatsa =
London paper.
Finally, after much psrsuaEiOn, be
agreed 20 this experiment; BE would
sit IN his essy chair every afternoon
with his handa on his knees, holding q
dinnerbell in his hands. II he lost con-
Bciousnese and went 20 sleep he would
Be willing 70 sleep for the period hat
e took for the dinner boll 20 fan % the
aoor and wake him
The doctor who. suggested this AZ
rangement declared that tie mere
mental relaxation Of going 20 sleep, II
only for . few seconds, would Hufhce
TO save him. He invited his patient 90
study the activity Of the brain by no
ticiag how many things he could
dream while the dinner bell was fall
ing 90 the floor.
Every day for many months the man
sat down after luncheon with the din
ner bell in his hands. Every day he
went 20 sleep, slept for half . second.
while the ben fen 70 the floor, and bis
mental condition improved steadily,
partly because Of the rest which hih
mind got through losing consciousness
for q second and partly because Of his
interest in the extraordinary dreams
which passed through his brain while
tie bell wa falling.
The broad ax., 1902-08-30

Don't imagine that al hair prepare
lions are alike. Quite the contrary.
Some never do what Is claimed for
them. The Original ozonIzed OK Mar
row has been on the market for 80
long that there Il no doubt e win DO
everything We claim for Il Il Il the
most genteel preparation that any one
can use On their hair. Il Il nest dsll-
eately perfumod and when thoroughly
rubbed into the scalp and ven brushed
through the hair Il cannot Tan 20 eurs
daadruR and make the hair straight.
soft aid beauiifaL Il invisoEatss TIE
scalp. producing new growth and stops
the hair from falling out T1y q bottls
and you win be surs 70 be pleased.
only 80 cents, express paid. 70 any cd
dress IN the United states. Druggists
also ssH Il Address: osoniuad OK
Co. % WGbash Ave-. chIessO.
uunoA
The broad ax., 1902-08-30
ART And ATHLETICS
ne OutdOoR uOvsnsat, H -
ThSaSh4 WIN Aavaaes ns rive
IateFsssu.

he universally Increasing attsn-
ton now being given, especially in
AAglO-saxon countries, TO out-of-
dOor sports and TO physical culture
b . sign Of the best omen. No class
can have q greater soIicftude for the
furtherance Of this movement than
the artists. for they cannot create
beautiful forms without having
beautiful forms around them from
which 20 draw inspiration. The art
Of q nation Il but the mirror Of that
nations ideals. and faithfully reflects
their slightest change. SAYS Outing.
This new conception Of the value Of
athletics win add dignity. interest
and standing. making Il a factor sec
Ond % none IN the development Of
car civilization. Il VIII BE 4 mighty
influence IN TIE creation q q new
end superior type Of men and women.
Ilhaf women ara growing more and
more - realize this Il erfdenoed nv
the athletic tendency q the modern
girl II she win combine herewith
an intelligent effort aftsr well-bal-
ancsd and harmoEionu develoBmenf
tie results are bound 70 Be satisfy
sas a. The extreme. for IL many ways
eae female body S quicker than the
U-als = sospond q traininr.
The broad ax., 1902-08-30
LkAPlYRAR BIRTHDAYS.
a Unfass BSeisty a Berlin WASoA IL
- HoSa . nig oolShsatioa
1Rn n IoOA

Herr Montsur, q worthy resident
Of Berlin. b over 70 years old, but
win celebrate his eighteenth birth-
day on February -. 1904. He q pres
ident % the Berlin society Of leap
year children, the one organisation
Of its kind in the world. The men,
bers have had no birthday eelebra-
ton for eight years, the extra Feb
ruary day having been omitted in
1900 according 70 the rules OF the
reformed calendar. Therefore the
society is planning q great eslsbra-
ton on February %, 1904. A CON-
mittee OF arrangements is already
at work, and something extraOrdin-
sry may be expected, Is on account
Of the soeiety's curious origin many
prominent persons have interested
themselves in the matter.
The month OF February IN 1855. bV
the way. was even more interesting
than that which win be marked by
the unique Berlin celebration. Il
had no full moon. and IN that was
the most remarkable IN the worlds
history, for never before had such a
thing occurred. January Of that
year had sWo fun moons, and 90 had
March, hut February had none.
How extraordinary this event was
nay be judged from the fact that
according 70 the computation Of
astronomers Il win not occur again
for 25OOyOO0 years.
The broad ax., 1902-08-30


Tie italian bankers Of E.lizabsth and
IEuIberry streets are hling their show
Window with greenbacks IL an e.
fort % attract trade and convince the
public that one has more money than
the other. IN the window Of one
banker $4,000 was on exhibition one
day feeantly. says the New York sun.
Hills 81 al denomination Were
streWn carslesslF AROUND fhe window.
aftFaeting crowds.
@Them aint al real money" ~
marksd one woman. sthsms imita-
ti0n.r
Fea.a replied . man IN the crowd.
'that's - genuine long green We al
struggle Tor"
= never rought ders was dat much
money IN De wozld,F ehimsd IN q
ragged boy,
Two italian laborers got into an AZ
gument e. 20 the amount Of cash In
The window. One thougkt there must
have been 81 least Sl.OO0. 900.
About noon two men with long WhiH-
hers stopped their vending wagon IN
front Of the place. They had come
over from the East side ef town.
~Yhat7 Tirty tOusand dollar in dot
window eli der time!" exclaimed one.
dot h IT," replied the other. at
sin't TOO much Tor q bank, vhGff"
NO; but look at der interest which
81 q losing every minute. WHAT a
lhamefulnessI Interest," Lost inter
sst 1880 q year"
The broad ax., 1902-08-30
TIE REF0RMRD PIG.
sovoFansatal nROFts 60 Improve IN
AnI1Al ThSt Has Been Abused
for Centuries.

Our enterprising and diligent de-
partment Of agriculture has set itself
TO an important task. II Is going to
improve the pig. At least, Il will see
whether the pig has any ambition to
improve, comments the Brooklyn
Eagle. II win raise a litter of suck
hngs in q yard hoOred with clean
sand; IL viii bathe the animals; il
win feed them delicately, and for a
whole year win keep them in a con-
ditiOn of resPeetability. Then it viii
open the way TO the usual pig pen
and viii stand by 20 see if the erea-
lures fOrsake their manners and elect
mud and the trough.
Probably the pigs win elect to stay
in the clean and wholesome yard.
The oblOquy that these beasts have
fallen under is not of their seeking.
Men have abused them by combining
them in ill-kept places and feeding
them on refuse. The pig in its nat
ural state is not unelean. II IL dirty
when il IL kept in a pen, because il
cannot be otherwise. II afflicted
with flies or vermin Il has no re-
source but TO lie in the mud, and as
to its food, II Il has nothing but che
fermenting refuse Of the house It
must eat that or sstarve. When left
st large swine do not usually seek
hlth and slime. When free to roam
the woods they are no more uncIean
than cattle. IL needs little expert
menting to convince Of that fact.
The broad ax., 1902-08-30

In All but II Of the 81 states and terri
tories the males 0utnumber the fe-
male population. These IL states are
along the Atlantic seaboard. CaIifor-
sia contains the greatest excess Of
aAen. the recorded number being 1884,
coo; Minnekots cones second, with ia.
sg6; Texas third. =ifh 10S.Oo and Penn
sylyanis fourtls, 9Th lO6007
The broad ax., 1902-08-30
Rosms for Ront.

Elegantly Furnished rooms for rent
ullh ban and sal At szSz Wabash
aVenus.
The broad ax., 1902-08-30
AGENTS FOR m BRoAD -.

AGENTS FOR THB BROAD Ak.
IRON nov unfil farthar noEes TAs
Bread Ak will BE- On ale e ths al
lowing places:
- n Faulkner. dealer In oisarB ~
tobaceo. S1o4 staks street.
b " Fitts. printing onss. 9IIs
Ststs sirest
A. y Tsrraloao usat Els M
HsuS Stand. 1s1s etats alrosL
8. Mitchsll'1 asus sinna a. eur
stors. $50 etats ntroL
News iteun and az8srtirn.rHl "a
& tko.s pi.oss uill ans thrir w -
ths ooinnzs e n nroH A.
The broad ax., 1902-08-30
EDWARD Il. WRIGHT
LAWYER
- m

Thrso story brick building, lot ssz
LIS. vacant lOt adjoining same Length,
brick cottage rsar q eofner lot Rent
80 pr month This property b b
cttsa o. Halstsd ssTost nesr s5th and
& iBa S1oat h9rsaln e slaeoo. For
flslnsr paEEoal1rs en- "a e addres1
Julius ?. Taylor. $50 Armour Evonus.
Chieaga
The broad ax., 1902-08-30

Queen AIeEandra has bought =
book written b. President ROoss-
ret, And the Chicago Record Herald
rohurks that Emperor william win
hava 20 hurry up now and Do some
fking el.s - KEEP up ths fEisndly
rslstions.
The broad ax., 1902-08-30

Anyone having 8 Eood house and
lof for sals On esq payments located
bctussn sen end e. Halstsd and Ash-
lnl a4mus. Nm and Il % thsir Cd
0ass % aaGro1s JuH1s ,. Taylof.
$50 Arnolr aFsane CHesso.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-14

This womi ress. The man, my bro by her peo- ple. lies uno pine behind which you oon. Turn irg to the al cried: Be gore, wretch tant she had slunk back
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-14

Continued on Page Eight.
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NrnhnftrneMnrft

untenIte6en0e preiie be5te1en ii4
auf ben @ngros : 9anoeI; fir ben
8~Ieinbanbel muB Elm entIpre4enOer
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6orm 9rpbutte.
Qebenoes @efIiigeI: pro 9funO,
iunge 9ibner &c. Bis lie; ate 9ibs
ner &c, bis 93c.; 9dnie 10c. Bis 12c.;
ner &C.; 8Gnie 1Oc. Bis 12c.; Puter
Zoe. bis 14c.; Gnten 81. Bis 12c.;
3auben, pro 9aar 15c. Bis zoe.
@epfeI, PRO SAP $1.0O Bis 1925;
2rau6en, pro 5 9funOz&orb 12c, big
14c.; &ronsbeeren, PRO SAB $500 Bis
$11.00.
Semitic: &ortoffelr, pro 8ui6eI
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55c. bis 7Oc.; @etBfobl, pro Sonne
$500 Bis $120O; 8OpfIalat, pro
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8iIO; 9aien, pro 0uBeno 75c.
Bis 1925. Sanger 9iri4, pro 9funO
15c. bis 16c, 6aianen, ie 35c, Bis
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Big 12c, Rebbiibner, pro 0Bo. $3.50
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75c. Bis &c.,; 8~lodbeaOs, pro 9aor
SOC. Bis 65c,; Re0beuOS, pro Paar
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StunDarb granulirt, 4.913c.; fstn
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Butter. BRO Bfunb:
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men triumph fir Die cubaniIde Res
gterung unb einen 8etpeis Der bau>
ernOen 6reunof6aft Der ameritani>
Ider Regierung. Sn Qnbetra4t, Dap
Der GongreB ftd bis gum II. Sanuar
bertogt fat, forOert bas 8Eatt ben
grGfiDenten palma duf, etne Grtrdz
SiBung ein3uberufen, Inn Die 8eneRa
migung bes 8ertrage5 gu beidIeunia
gen uno 3eit gu ipuren, poburd Der
@eIeBgebern in ben Ser. Staten,
pelde gegen ben 8ertrag limb, Die9e>
Iegen6eit ent5ogen perben piirbe, i3re
@inpenbungen geltenb 3u MAIDEN.
0us ,Oiaria be la Marind" iagt,
in Qnbetra6t Der b~eItehenben Der
6dltnife bdtten Die cu6urii4en Sntcz
rafen ni9t better pa6r9enommen
meroen fDnnen, ais Dur4 Die 8eitimz
munqen oe8 8ertruge8. 0ds 8lutt
er0rtert aud Die 8ebauptung Der
@egner Des 9ertrugs5, baB ooour4
europa unb Defenders Spanten aus
gei9Iofen pirben, unb Iagt, Die Rez
button Der 30le 3u 8uniten Oer8er.
9tuaten geItotteten INNER mod alien
Gus fremoen 2Gnbern tommenpenPro@
buften, nit ben ameritanii6en quf
benz cu6anii6en DART in Gonturren5
gu treten. @s piirOe Der 8ipfel Der
@infQlt Iein, tpenn Elm Spanier, nell
der cine 3uderplantage in cuba be-
IiBe, Die @ort6sile fir ben cu6argi6en
3uder BON Der 6dno rpeiien Dolte,
neil bic @infubr Don Spunien na4
Cuba Darunter leiDen f0nnte,
Na9 benz urIpriingli6en gntpurf
perlangten bic Ser. @taaten eine3ons
rebuttion ppn so prp5ent auf cine
Nn3abl amertfanii9er Qrtitel, ME
8erfte, geoDrrtes RinofleiI9, Qltobpt,
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