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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-14

lem villages. To the westward of Mo-
nastir lies Albania which is almost en-
tirely Moslem, and very fanatical Mos
lem The chief massacres have &C.
Cured in the villages around Monastir,
where there have been reprisals and
counter reprisals.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-14
VILLA NOVA SALOON,
Queen Street, Opposite South.

All kinds of Beers and Soft Drinks
served with free hot lunch from l p
m. to 8 p, n.
Rainier and Primo Beers on tap. /.
FTGUEREDO & LUZ, Proprietors
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-14

lantic land own the two isthmian ports
of Aspinwall and Panama. 1t was
Castro's influence in Bogota which de-
feated the Panama Canal Treaty. Now
that there is talk of Panama seeding
from the union of Colombia, Castro
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-14

The record of marriages and of
deaths published by the Board of
Health is probably fairly accurate, but
the record of births is most decidedly
inaccurate. This is not the only city
which has inaccurate statistics of this
character. Complaint is constantly
being made in San Francisco of similar
inaccuracy.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-14
NOTICE.

Persons needing, or knowing of those
who do need protection from physical
or moral injury, which they are not
able to obtain for themselves, may con-
suit the Legal Protection Committee of
the Anti-Saloon League. . Mcintyre
RuiIdin0
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-14
GOOD EYES WIN AGAIN,

The Good Eyes and the Young Stars
played the first of the series Of the win
ter league games of baseball at Kapio-
lani park yesterday afternoon. The
Young Stars went to pieces at the
very start. The Good Eyes won, to
4.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-14
Classified Ads in Star.
For Sale

For sale cheap, two fine lots in Kali
muki Charles l.. Rhodes. Star Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-14
Tel. Main 1873

Office and Yards, Beach Street, Kewalo
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-14

That Castro should move troops to
the Colombian frontier need create no
9surprise. 1t has long been known that
.Castro's aim is to unite Colombia to
Venezuela and thus command ports
upon the Pacific as well as the At
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-14

Twenty-Five cents pays for a Want
ad in the Star. A bargain.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-01-08

the holdings of the company in FIRE.
mont county. Thomas whitted of
Denver. consulting engineer of the
company. was in town FIVE days ago,
andt stated that there was no doubt
that the road would be built and that
q contract for the power for this end
Of the railway had already been en-
rered into with the Colorado Electric
Power Company of this city. and that
400 men would be put to work on the
grade of the proposed road within
thirty days.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-01-08
Electric Railway Bonds Rave Been Subscribed

The statement is made. apparently
upon good authority, that New York
capital in the sum of 2.700, 900 has
been subscribed for the construction
and equipment of the Florence and
Canon City Electric railway. COR
which franchise was granted by the
city council here last Monday night.
Five per cent gold bonds have been
issued. and as security, Thomas
Robinson, promoter of the scheme,
has executed trust deed covering all
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-01-08
Dedication of new ribrary Building

The new Carnegie library building
was formally dedicated to the pur-
poses for which it was erected, last
Monday afternoon, the ceremonies
connected with the transfer from the
Ladies Library Association to the city
being of somewhat brief, yet pleas
ing character 1t was not intended
until last week to hold the dedicatory
exercises so soon, but the departure
of Mayor Peabody for Denver TO
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-01-08
II roeaI Goal mining Company

the investment. provided the business
is managed by competent men.
Their mine being situated on the
slope of the Greenhorn mountains.
some hundreds of feet above Canon
City. they will be enabled to market
their product more cheaply than would
be the case II 1t had to be hauled mp
hill. as it is computed that one team
can transport three tons of coal from
the mine to this city.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-01-08
Inspected The fire Department

Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Roller. Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Dismon and Mr.. and
Mrs. whitehurst of Salida spent New
Years day in this city. being guests
at the strathmore hotel. AsTSalidA
is arranging to INSTALL a fire depart
ment similar in all respects to our
own. Chief oassedy gave tn. mascu.
line members of the party an exhibi.
sion of the efficiency of the local or
ganization.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-01-08
enttSprise Wbseb Gives
Every Indication u Bteclm.
Ing One u The most Tn.
portant In Canon gity.
cbt maebinery bert and
HIrtady Btins Placed In
Position for Immediate ust.

An enterprise to which but little
newspaper publicity has been given is
tho organization of local company to
engage In the coal mining business on
the Thomas Price property some two
miles and half southwest of the city
limits. SO quietly has the matter
been taken up that but comparatively
few people. outside those directly in
terested knew that such a movement
was on foot. Coal of an excellent
quality has been mined on the prop
erty indicated in desultory way for
some time, but only recently have
the preliminary steps been taken to
put the business on q paying basis.
e. G. Bettis is at the head of the
enterprise and has associated with him
a number of gentlemen who are finAn-
ciAlly interested in the Undertaking.
which promise. to be of decided BEN
eht to the people Of Canon City and
vicinity. The necessary machinery
and equipment for hoisting. duinping
and scoliuing the output of the mine
is now on the ground and is being put
into position rs rapidly as possible.
II no unforeseen contingencies arise
the company will be enabled to place
its product upon tho market in very
short time. - there is no expansive
shaft to sink preparatory to the begin
ming OF mining operations.
Two veins Of coal. one Of them four
feet and the other three feet in thick
ness. separated by strata of sand.
stone some six or seven feet in diam.
eter. crop out on the surface and dip
into the earth at an angle Of about
twenty -fve degrees in q sou,heasterly
direction. Ono hundred and fifty feet
further westward are two other veins
of coal of equal quality and Of sp-
proximstciy the same thickness as the
ones described. proving conoiusively
that there is An abundance OF the
oarboniferous product in the immc-
diAte vicinity of the proposed mine.
Samples Of the coal taken from
thcse deposits hAv. been brought to
town and its burning and heatin. quail.
titles thoroughly tested. the results of
which have been most satisfactory.
II is semi. anthracite. free from dirt,
sulphur and other foreign substances
and is in all respects an excellent coal.
and II nothing happens local consum-
crs will shortly be afforded AN oppor-
tunity to patronize home industry
in the purchase of their fuel.
The gentlemen interested in the
matter have ample capital to work the
proposed mine ON scale sufficient to
meet the demands of the people of
this city, for manufacturing purposes
ms we'll as domestic uses. and will
shortly incorporate under the rane
of the Royal Gorge Coal Mining Com.
pany. While the promoters of the
new enterprise say there is no great
money in coal mining at the present
rates, owing to the high price of
labor, they express the belief that IL
can he made to yield fair interest ON
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-01-08
most Interesting gerenoaits
MARKED tbt FORMAL Pre-.
sentation Of tbt lltw Gar.
negie library Building 70
tbt Gity. Hitter tbt Dedi.
eatory Exercises a Reception
to TIE Public Was Fed.

enter upon his gubernatorial duties
hastened the matter. as it was de-
sired to inaugurate it as public in
municipal affairs, inasmuch as the
enterprise had been greatly aided and
promoted through his efforts as chief
magistrate of the city.
The exercises consisted of prayer
by Rev. Cook, pastor of the First NJ.
E. Church, n song by ladies quar-.
tette. an address by Mrs. Geo. Baker,
chairman of the building committee,
which was responded to by Mrs. JIM.
Ragsdale, chairman of the Ladies'
Library Association. the presentation
of the keys of the association to the
city and thier acceptance on behalf of
the public by Mayor Peabody.
Although simple in the extreme
the program was in excellent taste
throughout. every feature of which
was very interesting to those who
had assembled to witness the cere-
monies.
After the more formal part of the
program had been carried out an in
spection of the handsome new build
ing and its equipments for the display
and storage of books was made, all
agreeing that it was admirably suited
for the purposes for whncf it had
been reared and oonsecrated
Later in the afternoon a public
reception WAS held. many people
avaiiing themselves of the opportunity
TO visit the library and congratulate
thhe ladies. through whose efforts the
munificence of Mr.. Carnegie had been
enlisted. which rendered possible such
a splendid institution in Canon City.
OF the building itself no detailed
description is necessary so far rs the
local readers of The Record are con-
cerned. most of them being familiar
with Its appearance from the street,
its adsptability to the uses for which
it WAS designed as we'll as the beauty
of its interior finish. Suffice it to
state, that the main reading room.
with its tiled floor, large windows,
tinted walls and ceiling and hand
some golden oak furniture is one Of
much attractiveness and is sure to be
a great resort to people who delight in
the compsnionship of books and maga-
ZINES
The furniture and book stacks
which are of the quarter sawed, gold
en- oak, are of the latest pattern and
were purchased through the agency of
the Library Supply Association of
Chicago, which has provided this part
of the equipment for many of the
largest libraries in the country.
There are now on the shelves of the
Canon City Public Library about four
thousand volumes, three hundred Of
which are new ones, not vet having
been put into circulation. The books
ON haId form the nuculeus of what is,
no doubt, destined to become. under
the liberal provisions made for its
support, collection in keeping with
the magnificent building in which
they are housed
Owing to work incident to the
classification and partial re-catalogue-
ing of the books. the library will not
be opened to the public for week or
ten days
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-01-08
Canon City People WiII hs

II Is expected that twenty-five or
thirty people from this city will go
to Denver next Monday to witness the
ceremonies connected with the in
auguration of Jas. II. Peabody as
governor of Colorado. A large con.
tingent from the Canon City Republic
can Club will make the trip, in i'd
dition to number of Governor Pea
body's old friends. A special car will
be attached to the ID. and RIG. train.
laving here at 1910 p. M, fer the ac-
commodation OF Canon City and
Florence people. A fare Of one rate
for the round trip has been secured.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-01-08
Signs for Recognizing members
ef The Don't Werry Club.

While the Don't Worry Club has no
grips or Passwords, it has a few signs
for recognizing members. Here they
arr:
When you met a man who is neat
in his habits, intelligent and modest
in conversation. and quick to render
assistance to children and the aged,
he is usually at least beginner, and
striving for the higher honors of the
club. Here are few additional signs
that will nearly always indicate a
member: Ia. If he is a young man he
will not speak of his father as the
''old man" ID. J If he is an elderly
man he will not speak dispsragingly
of the young. (c. II he needs in
formation. he asks for it politely, in
telligently. and without needless
repetition of words; If he has business
to transact, he transacts it MS quickly
and thoroughly as possible, (d.) He
does not ARGUE" insolently and in
loud voice. (e. He is polite in public
places and does not try to attract
attention by any species of smartness.
ID He is courageous in case of
danger. (g. He seems to be gem
tleman in all respects. In order to
avoid worry. it is necessary to prac-
tice the virtues enumerated above,
The same rules with few changes
as to conditions will apply TO women
and children.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-01-08

You pay no dues. You are the presi
dent of the club. and responsible for
its success or failure. You earnestly
try to control your mind: to strengthen
it: to do yourself as much good as
possible. You do not write to other
members saying you are making an
effort. No other members write 10
you or bother you by calling ON you.
Some people are naturally members
of the club: they have what is known
as HAPPY disposition. 1t is nec-
essary for others to make an effort.
You need only say, II will try it,
II you fail land you need not fail,
entirelv.l no one will know of your
effort, and no one will laugh at you.
You hear a good deal lately of occult
philosophy So far as it is of any
value, and has any existence. it is
possible TO members of the Don't wor-
~ Club.
is. The members OF this club who
have been denied college education
will acquire one that is in some res
poets superior: no one need remain
PSCA Va AkhoAaht Dtt1aSf
in youth.
10. Do not be too sentimental:
sentiment easily becomes weakness.
A barnyard hen cannot become lark:
there are those who say longing for
such change is ridiculous.
20. Few men become greater than
the good citizen; the good husband
the good father; the good brother.
81. The Don't Worry Club was sug-
gested by the wisdom of an Atchison
butcher who never worries: Charley
Poehler pronounced Pay-ler.) An
Atohison woman who trades with
Charley Poehler says she has been
abusing him twenty years and does
not believe he ever heard a word she
said. Moral: Mr.. Poehler sold as
good meat as there was to be had
in town. The woman did not mean
what she said. There was no reason
why Mr. Poehler should have heard
her talk, or worried over it
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-01-08
bere Hre the Principles.

/. Worry is injurious.
2. Worry can usually be avoided.
In training yourself TO avoid worry,
you get mental training that will
aid you In other ways.
3. Worry can be most easily avoided
by those who are most fair and hon
orablc. No one guilty of bad or fool
ish conduct Of any kind, can avoid
worry. Guilt is poor bed fellow.
These thrcn rules are tho essential
principles of the Don't Worry Club;
they are all you need remember A
few others are given, which you may
remember II you choose.
I. Whoever talks too much. has
cause to worry that cannot be over.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-01-08

In I'D you ever think seriously of
the folly of worry Will you
give ten minutes to the subject now?
Sleepiessne~. nervousness, insanity
and long list Of bodily diseases. are
the result Of worry.
You are here. and you cannot hon
estly get away for time, therefore
why not be as comfortable A. possibler
The good prisoner finds life more toll
cradle than his unruly mate who is
often in the dark cell
We do not pretend to say you have
no cause for worry. What we contend
is that worry makes every discomfort
worse. and that you can overcome the
habit to some extent.
Join the Don't Worry Club. You
will not make much progress in .
week. but in a month you will have
better temper: in three months you
will decide that joining the Don't
ever took.
There is no Initiation fee in the
Don't Worry Club. No foolish initiz-
tion ceremonies; no riding the goat.
No one to laugh at you. No expense
of any kind. No uniform to wear.
No signs, grips or passwords. No
meetings. Nothing that is not sensi.
BILE; nothing that your own common
sense cannot approve. When you join
the Don't Worry Club. you simply
resolve TO make the best of life. You
need not wear button or badge: you
need not tell anyone you belong. No
state or national meetings; no dele
gates running around the streets wear
ing badges.
member OF the Don't Worry Club
who does the best he can will enjoy
bottor health than the men and women
who run into every stone wall to
demonstrate how much suffering they
can endure: he will be more agreeable
to his associates; he will live longer
and more comfortably; he will die
an easier death.
No one will laugh at a member of
the Don't Worry Club. for there is
nothing in its principles that can be
scoifed at or ridiouled. There is not
man living who. being told of the
principles of the Don't Worry Club.
will not approve of them. Catholics,
Protestants, Jews, Chinese, Beers.
TURKS aud Iniidels. and the learned as
well as the ignorant, will accept the
principles of the Don't Worry Club
Heretofore, every reform has been the
subject of quarrel.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-01-08

the mine to this city
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-11-27
,ube(in WiIpautee
0Ililnaufee. wis. 25. glpp.

Der ebemaliqe alderman Eobert 6.
Guoplpb pon ner II. Waro lit in 9aft
oenommen norpen. Gr itsbt unter Der
9(ntldae, $1,000 oafiir erbdl.sn al bas
ben, oaB er cine 9erprpnung CUR ans
nabme broAte, tpeIhe Der MiiIpautes
Malting Gp. eie 2lnlag. zines Seitsns
e.Ieiics eeItdttet. Ter glntIos, 5ufols
q. CAB George $. Zimmerman, @i5s'
prGIibent oer Wlilpautee DiaIting Co.,
bic $1,000 eiIltm Wldnne Rdmers
Gbarles Giau, prn b;m Rubolph ods
@,Ib smpfiug. ejesen y1ubolpt idtpebt
nph eine oibere Qn!lnss, iuondh er
$500 bafiir empfira, BAH er osrlDirt6
Better Sfdt cine gt5sns perIfufTte.
Sin aus 10 9iiraern bsitsbsnbss
Gomite, r,eldes Dor einiQsr ,3eit .rs
nonnt puybe, I'm nem Oiitrittss s2lns
malt bet-,ffs ltnteriutEno bon
Srummb;iien in Ger @eripo.tuna Bel
itano All lsiiten. bdt eisls 9lntlaoe err
boben unc III iebt oamit bdadftiot,
bic 6ountns. iopie bic Stabtperpols
tung i'm 2lugsneinsn AT untsriudtn,
uno ss beib. edb IS bsrsits isbr oros
ben unrtde mdBietsitsr ouf Der Spur
III. Sn jtesm sin3eInen 9,p1rttment,
beibt ,s. iiro bic SteuersabIer in beu
lsBtsn 1dhrsn iniismatiid ausespluns
bert rorhtE.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-11-27
. er 6 0 n.gre
@aibir9ton, 26. 9lop.
Sendt.

SCltul.
gormad ertGlt bas port unb Ipri6
ge9en Die tubaniid,e Bin. Der 9rG
iibent babe in Ieiner 8ptiGaft Die sc.
nebmi9ung oeS nit 9uba obeeTMpIle
nen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mi
Gjriiuben beiiirpprt,t, bic einerIeiis
an oaS Gbraefiibl. dnoererleits an oas
GeIddftsintereHe intsrpeIlirRn. Slid
lid bic republiloniI9e 9(ominiItrdtion
Die ourh ieIbRIii9igc Nfotips bepoaer
porben iei, elm eutes gDert gu thun
uno Die cine 9riItlife pfli6t erfiiIs
len tonae, obRe cine driIilihe Gugeut
3u ij6en. Gr, 3eoner, fei bsreii, fiji
einsn YsrtroQ gu Itimmen, Der aubo
liberal bebauble uno BEN Ser. Stdateu
Gjershti9teit lpiberfabreu lahe ybe,
9}iemano tonne ijh fir einen 8ertrac
nerpfIihtsn. Der ielbIt Die perpfdnoett
Sire be8 2anhss perleBe uno inter
oem @orpdnoe, unIers Widrtte fin
&ubo gu 0ffnen, lie 40 Millioner
Gunben in Siiodmsrita perfhlieBe.
Dor feds Monuten babe man ooe
Gelbaefcbrei qebDrt: ,Ropiepelt. &e5t.
pro3itdt unb &epiiicn!" MaS lei aus
ben beioen lebten Mlitolieoern bieier
oeieoneten 0reieinioteit qetperpenl
Die 0reieinigteitss sPrppo9anba fei per
i6lunqen pprbne bon bem mu1omei
boniid}en Sd1la6truf: rgtllab il g(uab
Rpoiepett 1T grpB unb ber Senator
BON MdFaduietts lit fein Bropbet!'
9ds erIte gBort oiefer 0reifaltigteii
oeniigt, I'M ben 8lduben bre republic
taniIcbeu pdrtei aus3ubriidsn. Was
INNER ienes pielbebeutenoe Wort qes
Tiern 4benb bebeuten mohte, belttt
Morqeu mar es bic 9pIitit Der repu.
blifaniIben pdriei. Gs beoeutet me,
Der Re3ipro3itGt nod 3epiIion. Del
Rebner IhlieBt nit einen 9tppea 81
Gjunften elmer olIgemeinen 2arifs
rcpiiion.
9lemldnos befiirmortet bic bon i'm
einoereichte GeIolution. Die 9fn9Iieoea
rung 9ubas betrtffenO, in ldn9erel
Geoe.
Sale meint, Die gletplunb'f6e Relo
luiion f6nne nur oa3u oienen, ein'
nubloTe Mqitation 3u er5engen. fpe!9
bic fubaniIde Regierung i6ndher
miiTie, unb besbalb balte er iie fin
idGblidp.
Gormad: ,Gs 1T ni6t bic Reioiu
tion, poer mas 3u bersn tSuniten an
aefii6rt merben mag, tpas bic Gubansi
bcunru6iqsn ton1. Wenn lie beun
rubiot fnb, 70 1T ss. neil bic Der
Gtaoten ibrs Slptte 9sbraufen, I'M
cine 9anoe fran3oIiIdltr 9benteurei
bei ber 8erTtiimmelung elmer omsrttd'
niIden Republif gu unteritiiben. Die
les 9orgeben unIsrer Regierun9 If
es, mas uns ben &ubonern unb On
beren perbdhtig mddt."
Rad tur3er GretutiOiiBung erfol9i
8srtaqung.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-11-27
Nunllller l2
q @ukIonb.
Nonoon 25. 92oo

Nonoou %. gloo
GuFiicbe &prrcfponotnten meIben.
bob q Suben, ipsItc in @ome unter
her 9lntlage, cine p.inberung bes Irs
Iendis gep,ant ju ba6en. serbaitet
murceu. 81 0reimonailgsr 6oft in Der
Yoi3ejitaiicn perur;tei.t iporoen Fno.
9tnoere. ae9su peldje Die 2(ntlaQe oes
Nufrpbrs eyto6cn 1T befinoen iid mob
in llnterIudun5sfdft.
Gs itnh du6 hriItlihc @ubeF0rer
perb1ftes rporosn, pacb osn iiioilGen
2heiuebmeru an psn 8rapdqen purs
Re iebod) nit beionoerem @iier ae=
fuc1t,
Berlin. % 9foo.
8eribjtoene dnQeIetene RuTTen, bic
fib in IeBter 3eit auf Der Dur6reiIt
nab ibrsr 0simot6 bier aufaebdlieu
baben, lpeiien nit GROCER 8eItimmtbsii
hen 0jeoonten onn ner 0ano, als lei
Der 3iittritt bes 0rofen QamsoUrfI
ppn isin.m poiten ais DtiniIter Oes
Muslpdrtigen pd6ridRinlih. ollie be-
tonen, baB ieine Iargidbriae Grfab=
rlug un0 feline griinnlide aenntniB
b-8 fernen Oitens 9egenpdrtie uertbs
boiler lei oenn ie Giuer erinnerte an
Die 6etannte 3batIade, baB ielbit in
Den ld9en bes @rafen Mpuralpiep
8rof 9dmshorff 0erienige mar, Der
Iues puBte uup gllles that. Sin glns
oerer bemerttc:
Der Gebante. boB 0rof CAMS
borff burb ,inen 9tnoeren erIebt lpers
bn f0nnte, lit abgel6madt. benn unter
Ieiuer Qeitung bat Die ruiiiIbe gplitit
punoerbdrt @rfolge errungen, unb er
berer M}iniTter. 9tbcr freilicb in eiz
rem h0beren @rabe als irgenb Elm an@
beyer Wtiniitsr. Qlber natiirlic6 in ei-
nem 2unbe, no 10 pieIe Sntriguen unb
Ednfe qeIppnnen fperben, iuie in RuB=
lamb, III es aana uatiitlt6, bdB iiber
einen Wdnr in Der StetIunq bts @ra=
fen Qdms0orfi ale mG9li1en Gjeriibte
dusseiprengt rerben."
Die Stefluuo bts ruIfiThen Grieosz
Miniiters Gilt fir eri6iittcri, unb sr
mirb pabri6einli9 nod Dem Sauta=
ias qeIhidt t0erben. 6err 8itte, Der
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