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breaking open your saf &c. and re pr,oncli
him for his act, and cal him al hief,S &
black guard scoundrel n he will listen to
you wit smi lies. and will la once a gree
with In al say sl
lie viii tel q belong yelly
bad man y ID too! amuchec5 thief. 5 vells'
solly. s 81 81
5sS3Ilhis trait In the Chinese chara ter has
been set Il to tho Chlnamnn.s n credit by
some writer's. on the ground that y t shows
pat Hence under j eb,,lse. ell n me
sense I'll does; but 10 a pa lence which
rests onktheS Chlnamat1's absolute lndlffer-
fence whether you think him an honest
man or n 70 ,ie.l
ss Associated with this trail is another
which Is very not lccnble Ell $50 ~ COM
al Chinanla ~ to do my " rk Tor
you, to print some photogra make nj i ~ 9
I%book-shelf, * or engraye al piece Of 81 liver,
he pre- fers To do tile NY ors ba dly q nc nc
fcept your than tax 9 the rou-
|;ble$ 10 doEthe yRorls pr oper 81
OH point out h that the 81 pilot ograrll
|!hnve been was shed In dir Wa n and are
|gcovered with dirt spo ts, he VII SMILE III
and say
Ivy es !; have 81 i,,icl,ee you
SHOW him S't hat n the book -shel 8ls three
Feet high at$one8 end and three feet two
at tho Others smile Ssa 1lr'd
.2i l4
no saver no fash lon tSs So l1ef
#catcllee9 two inchee y,
pare Its engraving pa. atd
lfindF that he BIRD or
|Sof Flowers, II lie smiles and ssaY g SSS
thlnkees that man m ust pc y set
that Spiecee 81 rd. s8
Is al tie ntlt plen az ah lt
III ACCEPTS his 8faul ts&wlth great patience;
lsIIt3&i Is because h l,eg doesn' Y cur q snap
|oG5the; finger for your opiiii on!of his WorS,
and has not lies ding
the hing well q I.
Meaning 81 to Save His Face.
Sfamiliar ex ,5.'1' save his
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IN HIGHEST RAII lIsOAD OF THE WORLD
Near the American Syndlcates Mining


tured Atahualln.. the ,lnces king by by
5treachery, agreed to release him y he
would hi n room seventeen feet wide
and twenty feet long With gold This was
done, and history tells how Pzarro then
wont back on hills word and put the klng
i to death. 1t Is said that some 81 the
treasures OF tie Incas We're buried shorty
after this In Lake 4 lcaea and else,
where, but II SO they are yet TO be FOUND"
Bolivia's New Railroads.
II understand, Mr., Dudley. tina { o. new
railroad has been bull from Lake y ticaca
to La Pax2n @ .
not go down into the city OF ! "a Paz. Inll
may remember that there Is u great
lppasiea,l AWAY ip there almost three niles
above the sea, In which ritlcne;l and, i.a
tPaz lie, at u distance. of forty or fitly
niles apart, ~ &caca lies In one l,asin.s
La sPaz In another The road begins vt
GsNanal The Port ~ BOZ VA, which e,y o.,
Plinn In Peru. The new railway crosses
the plateau Ia the Alto, Ror rim of the
basin containing III, Paz, and there stops.
AS you get out n the depot YOU eall Wilik
ID short distance mud look dow Eat me
chief city or Isollv9ay which 8 les a bout ~
thousand feet below yl,u. Thsre are noWs
carriages which take sou down 10 Z me.
ssiissy. hSt pans have been made foe Gable
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there ba elk ZIP the nde s. AZ one he
5riavlgable str:neheRf Of he IA MACON re
are coal mines I'm the iterri
tile cessi on goes = he iid 8
coast. One 8 Il tho gieat olli,les about
the west coast 81 soIt Ii America isS the
luck sof good coal lrreE are m ines N
southern Chill about the Bay Conse!,-
Con but tho coal theTeis not Gof 4 he hes
fuualty,5t5lT The dcpcsi IS ext end for some
distance along tile coast, and fhrs out rn-5
der the water. RS Hundretls S.of miners nTe5
employed ana lie men work IN tunnels
away down Glow the bed Of he ocean,
"a s u 4 result. mining y is 81 eXuenslY We itnd !
8Coal irons Australia and Ems land 4lconl
3petes With the thilea ne goa D, "a
that tic Pacific Company raiIroa VIII
rs the highlands 5of Il ne Andes, 4
and lfwll cost but little. oSEct ~ down
lathe scncoast. II they have E;ls good q 81
3posits as stlicy! think their, concession
should be ~ yilluab le$ on
IN Railroads to the Arnas on.
II suppose that Il ra Eva Y vii he even
gtua.lyS extended by the I2aciflc Compaa NJ
TO Xinazcn? . c !,
3 ,Probab y o.'rcplied MI nister8l1htdiey.3
1 Is n5nces sionSas yct.Frhernls no road built
5lt.Gis also planned to- eXt tend 4 he oroy'o
Railroad to tho I1fayall River which, Is
one Or the ayignble brlncl, (,
heenS - j,ing about in consectlon with the
new conner pl.opert iesiS to the llcnyuli .qls
only about tone hundred and mse J;
}bonts down that5Sriverg TO the q MACON
That road would open up he l'et y
ttarritory.3 adjoining tho Acre, territory
which Bolvln has Just sold q ~
region, and ut is@ probable hat similar
forests n rc also found OF, Peruvian soil Tho
government would Ike To- have n ~ llroaa
there; so sthnt J could quickly Transport
troops. that point Lease q tn,m9e,
rnilrond In that region to facll travel
10 and from tho An'Iao,nF,'s .gs z, M
The BackWoods of Peru. ID
NJ at must 4be inlcnt for l'er!l to control
her terrlt orys On the eastcpn slopes 81 ne
y. sy l'h nct 'n'ssessp's
Is far Jas easy travel concerned
YES. said me linisteg ,pen, ,rn N
ssto Whss m spa en A tho
9 masos s'st used s To 10 be tht officials So.
Ing fro,n LmaStp 1qnitos kometmes went J, en-
I 4S sfra sFssaa as @
8t tie, Amazon 10 InuItos Az present q a.,
s e ahe h am iasmso one
saM rs by H tpaI t't n1eayai ana bsnse
lqIltos NM tha ne tAkes wo suE
fah more al the bonts 80 much more
sloM!y pI a!,tos IN less til Tine venture
s thuanai Al would require TO set there from
Lima BY way az the eayal There 7 are
steamers from New York. to !, hiai',t 10
zon. and there are snlnl Ter st Gamers from
AInna os to lou Hos, + i ~ ! (. h,
Automobiles for the Inca Capital,
How abdtlt ailEoads that ia kos ono
from Tho Pacific to LAX a ticaca ss las
stt8jealis eild ed n. 5t " y,
,sfhnt road has Fan ext enstor to slcnan,,
|aand from, tiiere ~ wide ca rriage road has
Been built TO Cuzeo, Il no old capital Of the
now used II, gg conDecs I,Izco r. nj ~ Tho
trains, Y ana Il this road Dug IN to otpen Up
the ruins ot IN famous III Y to visl
to' I.ak s mi fica ea, and II viii now take
but q short tine 70 geacs esaisa0s Ssaln
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2posits consisted of IN great bod ~ Of loW-
grade silver ore, more than "a mile and
ID half long by RS Of N 1lles
Wide, This was worked down 10 ~ dept y
5oH shout two hundred OF amoref feet,.lanid
then tunnels had to he driven ftna to drain
the mines, They have been making ms
tunnel conlpanle ola i'm \, certain rights
which vii! Possibly con tlict w tll " os 50
of the American syndicate. 81.
tAss you go Town In Sthes mines, nc. Sill
Yer ore u y tla,lg NY 1, "
have said, 1t lis he copp or ana not me
silver tina is alunbl mo mere are
probably good copper mlnes IN .nt l1er
parts OF Peru; and Boliy you knoW
las very WI luable deposl " ~ almost pure
copper, x, There are gold mines Nv ditf erent
PARTS of the Coun try, y q nd also mines OF
lead zinc and qu clssj wei, a ltogethe
q, ere are more than fye housand d ftar-5,
Eelt y Peruvian mining els inns 4 on rea0r!d,
third az Which, perlla ps, ire y w
ed, t,Stti Il n VI ~. =. N Ia 5ss ID
I Z Company's New Conces-
cessions, q.
When was In Peru, Mr., u pud ley. some
New York part les u mo VIII as The Pacific
Company, had ~ conc ession for coal mines.
IN the Andes, and We're ghollt 10 hllllaE "
sraIlrondS to them, VII tiis nat COMPANY
doing ~ ~. 81 III S 7, Il. 81.
nh q Pacifla Comp hu 8 recent p, W.
sItg has N alrlp Df land lsnning ram .hla5i
! cas.s,ayo "a shlmpo te, and spalps frpm
lArt
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tho chinamansi that he is a troplca IN AM
he classed with the the n Hay
or the Filipino. ma ter Of fact, oi,l "
the IRENE sou horn point, of chira$ lies
I'M the tropss ND generally speak Ing,
the climate Of China as IA whole Is similar
to q tia OF the y United States, having q
BveryScold winter and &as cry lio Il summer
SThe Importance OF ~ this lies Ain the ia G.
Stl,atsina the course OF his sdeyelop tl1e.
5Chinanlan has enjoyed q one of he easy vi
going conditions yhich have prod lced the
weak tropIcal rac bu Sl1a been s 81 q
fectet, to tie sd me severe Climatic disclp-s
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4 tAlaskcc-n never mind /; ma n top Or
waltz si3, Y ls s h: NJ s3ss 3is
Another popular mfsconception about
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CORN J1I,5 Oh NIANDIlRIN,s GARDEN.I


wIi!cll8are implied III the word s ma tlon.".
But there u sa further liNrity Of the
$Cllncse,t which al ps Tor & present ab rna5
has prevented the fuslon Of the people;
Info "a nation and hicll 8nnySs3h he 5t:x (.
{pectc1s toirel,iaiE III operation tidcfinitey,
lnhinrly.s the remarkable #mnner$ u h Whis}l'
ssectional feeling Ii lias Hoped IN the
country a native ofbJ ek III or Share lil I
is as much Il foreign devil to The ti,i-
tive Of Canton8ols Of sWa How as Sis the
Frenchnnn or the rltislicr Y
8s One OF the curious d eve cpn,cii the.
difficulty and va OF the thlnese35'liitl,-s
Sguage Is the growth OF n5lunguags known.
4 s sI'ldgin- Englls d wonderful and sfcar-2
sful5 nIxtnreiof Chinese, Eng fish. Eort,l-sS
gnese. Malay and Il few OF her u " page
NJ Perhnps the most famous production OF:
S.Pldgin- English is II the translation Into
that. dialect OF EIamlet's solid be
or not to he that Is the quest ton which
appears as Can q 3, no n ca Il I; do. how
fashion? ~" Another well known production
Z or Pldgin- English Is the Reconsideration
OF 4. Excelslor!., Of which d the following
are az few verses & j, v "a gs s
Inside that house he ook-scc3 light. ali.
Ana cvelyS loom .nt n ire AL light.
81 Re j odk- see plen y ice more high
Inside he mouth he plenty ely
4 ;bs$ gs8S llsiles {; allow. s3
sss Olo man 3.' y ca n w, TX 4.
sS y'mby lain com e--well sda IA
iis Hab got water. we'll. VII 4; n
skee Ny want chez got opslde..sss8$
sIs 81. 5$5 Upside Gialow. 8
Ns,, \, 40 i, ii, a. ~
S..Svhat FOR you go topslde l6ok see -,
u And one time more he plenty q y,gf;s2 4
IA $$But3nllostime wa lkee plent tn high al
aS3 5 Upside allow
askcen eyef hi Ind mn 4 rl-sto Or
waltz 5ks.. fi " M n Il 6, is
81 Another popular mfs.onception 4 about
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of3 f.ssto Save His Face.
The famllla ex press save ", his; his
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sSiN'BolIvIaS soaexpectsS Is build never rail
roads with tho tWo mi lion pound DE- which
tory ar am e ehe Zines
FROM la Pa2 to- Orlro. On the Antofa ste
line. thus Giving Boil ilrpad oa'!
also as ID propostions hs
Chilean,s way
Electricity in Peru. ~
Perm eveloping along electrical
1--WE have electrlc}lights liz Lima and many
by e .N
Ne lnlve electric trlnR AZ IS now running
d is es'' Of eIght and
chorllas. On tho coa 30 hs.9f these'8gl
companies wi Yprobnbl ~ do we u.
American T de With r
bow Peru, lr'
people file United States do not mai e8s
to Peru the Germans exceeded ,lsa IN tl !! ~
81 "a
Great Britain. Our tlstde to-da ~ is ~ mos 81
three came u
the prospects for u continued Increase 81
arc good, {3 l3g Z 81 III f5sss
%s as II sna
hardware and much merry Ugh 9, Of ne
wheat comes from our f'acif le w Coast.
States hsgeyi r9pm V
tic Panama Canal "a n ssE 13sE
Uncle Sam and P Peruvian Cotton
NJ What do NO buy of PERU, !S5si
f"Wo bly,. II great variety or thlngs,
among others med cnes and chemical pr I,
ducts, foodstnffs and wool.!nn .espse,,all
far higher price In the m arket u y the 4,
world than our own cotton. y has IN long
fiber which, s SO much more likes. s,p
|Bthan cotton TINT 1T could be passed i OF ~
iery and underwear The factories mix
with wool and the,,nrllcles u nt9| whlgR
those made ofIpure WOOL This cot ton 8iss Is
Of different coiors, some, white, some \
sTaw @ s@ss' has s g. ri
sst lrrgase she iaads 1se NerRs
M Sto M eEns hs q sa
hi sfsft sSS ANY nhoM Ray Sls S'asS1F ~
Peru's New President,
what are the poll tlGal conditions IN
b Peya a prssssI lar, ppa'ss -
during t NY IS stay in7Pera and there Is
ndas'loTfh e 1e eaanry Is met and s
Pie seem contented and happy, The death ~ {
of Prssldsnt canaamo y, Ma "a toll9MKad 1s
p Ia o. and the wheels OF government lhay a
iinovci smooth lySon President Pardo, AT \
sh horE one and mis- OK perlence IN govern
nleI,t small makes an excsllsn president n
Ilo Is u young man. not over ssSa
E l tar part OF his life, aud who llp ant IS
a year ago had had hut tile t9 go With
politics or ths, government il Y W S,as x
ministerial adviser, and upon Gandamn
death he naturally became sldait,.,. ites
Ism very pa triottc man. and is a ana;
Vote vote his energies to impr91ying the road.
ways and ,other communl Ca tons &ofi THO ii
c mSHn and 10 bet,ering the people along
ss4SAs'V4'e ~ t VRxN1s R 6: YEP u
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II 55s fsnncial ia The Times-D ispat n MI
yyAsHINcTON,r II CT, Doc 24.--ssNv ~ Las
nron1 ses to- he one OF the InlhlEls
ent ernrses u OF 4 our hemisphere has peen
sta rted BY Americans n he sea IT. q IS; tn l
y Ard cs. y 5 u. IL 4.
rhus spol; e alr.s Irving Dudley our on
minister ia Peru, as We cha e d
III Washing ton prior TO his lenvin s ZOE. ! b
MAI last week. / spent some time $w'i u
Mr. Dudleygiin PERU. when visited th lE9
n country a few years ago. ana " y nm
went to the topGofs the andes on tie ra Il
road b,lilt3by Henry Nc the y
s = IA \. at a i, enormous cos hol
n years ~ TO- Thatroad is the highest mo-
ti,ln s1rail way OF 6thc world, e Ia kts you
i,,6one day from the Pacific Ocean clear 20
Y le too Of Il he Andcs and lands YOU \! on
~ ho. other side, moro than three y niles
Il above the H i ca. A The road goes i hroug 4
so,lf1noiof the richest mineral terl'ltory.of
Il South Is merca. % md At We
co silver mines. q N elgg money save l,'e
out before he got 9, !,
road had been cont nlled "a terms aeiaan:
1rom cs FEN a. Psseo
III American Capital in Peru. s5l
enterprise refer & eo y, r.,
WITH the railroad hy which wcstraXeiG,h,t g
the Cefro dc Paaco mines corps e B
Of American milllonaires, headed by rs S 2;
&laggin D. o.. Mills, iIenrysG; irlGk 5a ~
h ieiqs and wRG ata
4 company IS large y composed OF men WHO
II iiave been connected more ors less NH
s SItn, sse seh sG aqs spposea tie ea
es t copper mines OIL lie slobtt, b,lt which
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.lnc witch has moulded the strong nor h.
5criig races of Europe and America. x
Some P culiarities Of the China
m an u AIN
SslI wish to DESERT n owl son eSof the pc.
:culiarities Of the 81 iraman us hey have
"a ppeared 4 to me In the cours SEQ { ga good
idealbof$ contnctS TIL him during the past
three. years In The far ISa !,
NJ First # and foremost ), the \; thing which
distinguishes the CHI tnanlall from, ~ e
rest Of mankind is that n rs far as ono ono
can Judge, 5l,e IA s II 3 IN Z organiz,l.
ton. The8 thousand q nd one things which
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nid)t bppotbcforilh iidcr gclteGt
mCr0c. 0nraufbin mter3eihnCtc Die
6ruu oic Misunderstanding.
Nnluolt ). G. &cnnep, Der mcitcre
Nn'prilhe uonOpfcrn entgcgcnnobm
crflGrtc: oNooocno bat ieiuc Sum
ocll 5icntlid) felt gcpodt, Gie 9ctrdar
rollalrcn 0llrd)lucg Don $4,000 oui
m0rt@; MIR luclligc flCinerc lin0 DC
rllnter. NhtftrQqc inter 100 ooCr
200 9lftien iibcrnnbm cr ~Ieltc;i. Sic
NCdltng5bCtr0QC murcn I'M Gltrd).
ldlitt mir brci Eoints, n0brCno )
Die Storm lit. is iheint i|CrllCr, ais
Oh CT morlOe Nllftrdgc ilbcrbnllpt
nidJt ciicftuirt, ionOcrn argloic &lun-
ben, Die ibm 0rOrcS gcgcbcrL ipitc,
motiih 1ct0uidt babe. Gin 8roof.
lpncr licb am Wtittpod ourd) $4,000.
emo POO 3udcr 2fticn pc@rfoufcn, be
ton icood) BON Dem Grl6@, $25,00N,
nidta 81 ichcn,"
g, @ricuciicL inn, Der @olti-
morcr 8cpr0ientont @poocno'%
mod)t Gorocrrngen IN @0bc oon$12,
200 9cgcn ocn Sd}minOlcr gclteuos
GroB oQeocnt crflQrtc Nopofot @oc
ncr, cr lei iibcr5eugt Dob feinc cin5i-
&C Der aegcn ieincu alicnten crbobl-
nrn 0icbitobIoanfloQcn bcpicicn
mcrocn f0nntc. mo cr bc9rciic nidt,
mcabolb 0crielbc ilbcrbmtpt flildti8
~gCupr0cn lei.
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Nrbcitcr %crcinSA Snlcnocr.

federation Of 2nbor" Gcr'
ionmItnQcn icocn V}ittluod TbcnO
in Der yNed5obitc. SoIlc".
Observation-Disclosures Gar. 1898,
II. .. Of e. & s" - &erlonnlIrnB
icOcn Gonneritog I'M v2obor-Sp-
ccllnL" 9tr. lot, Oit-9oltimorc.Str
Bier Nllaiobrcr Union 9tr. 173"
&criommlung icocn anoerell
Sonntog.
.Moihiniitcn. uno @ei5er,llnion"
- &crluntmlrm9 lcoen onoereil
0icnitoQ.
oWtcbgcr-llnion 9tr. 80" Scr.
lommllrng ic0en on0crct Sonntog
I'M Monot, NodmittogS, I'M nSobor.
Nuccml".
.8urldrciner .ltnipn 9tr. Al"
%criommluug icOcn 9onnerItog i'll
nHobor.Spceltnl".
Sitter Linton" Eeriommlung
icOcll nl0ercn 0icnItnG NbcnoS lul
s llbr, I'M o2obor.2pceum".
.0rulurbcitcr. llnion Nr. 8"
&crlummlun9 ie0cn nlOcrcn CONT
tag, gtofmittogs, I'M o2abor-2D'
Ccltnt".
n@Gfcr. llnion Nr. -" Ser
ionmlung icbcn 8~lucitcn Somltog
I'M Wonot, Nodmittogs, i'm n2obort
Spccum".
,So3iuliItiihc Irbcitcr- Tortci"
Scriommlung ieOen Sonntng Tor'
mittog inn o2nbor.2pcclm".
yNrbeitcr = &rontens mo Sterile
&olic, 9rortd) Sc" - Geriommlln9
jeoen leBtcn Montog i'm Nionot in
o2obor-2pceum"
,Mulifcr.llnion" - Gcriunmlrmg
icoen erItcn 6reitog i'm @onot, Sor.
mittugs. III Ser nWtchonicS' SaQe"
an Der @cit-S opettc.S trobc.
ySllt- uno Goppcnmad)cr Union"
- Gerionrmlung ieoen Somltn9 in
Nr. 915, Oit.Yrott.S trnBe.
pAQgcmeiner 9lrbciter . 9ronfcll.
ltnterItiibungS Gcrcin bon OIt.9olti.
more" - Gcrlommlltng ieoen 9ien.
itog in 9oOenitciner's SaQe, 9tr.t234,
Sit-6oDette-S traBc. -,
uIrbeiter 3 Gronfcn. lll10 Ster6c.
aniie, Oronf 1863" - Geriommlung
ieOen 5tueitcn rn6 letten 0onnerItoo
im Monot in Huib'S Safe, Gdc Sic.
ment- nnb Soluion.S troBe. h
oWetaa : Irbeiter , Union Ger. 73r
|&erlammlung icoen Sreitog in 30.
oenIteincr's Sale. Nr. 1884 Sit,
Sit-6apette- StroBe.
.llnterltiiBungs Iercin @ernlo.
nia" = &eriommlung ort lebter
0onnerItag in Monot in 9%obenitci-
ner's Salle, Nr. 1884, OIt.Sopcttc-
StraBe.
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Mud Haltimurcr 9crupft.

Der ucriGmun0cne Nep-N orfcr@rob
Counter nohm ollh @el0 pol1oG q
men, Die nid)t uQc mcrocll", IN 0cy
W}onmlcntCn StaOt mo boItc
iif cin bilbihcs Siimmhcn aus
%irNinicn. - N}cbr Gin3clubcittl
iIbcr Die GoboltCr WictboOcn Ot>
Bankruptcies.
NCm Norf, I. Wiui. - I'm iih
Ser @roBgulmcr 0r. ". e. MooOenO,
ilbcr 0ciicn Granaoftionen bereita i'm
oSomntaga Gorrciponocntcn" oc5
&0uQcrcn bcrihtct muroc, Scr 0robr
observation-disclosures, 0urd) ocIicl1 "a.
hulrcr N%}etbooeu 5oblloic Opfcr in
9tcm 3 Yorf, EbiIoOClpbio, Ntemort,
Baltimore, Chicago etc. gcrlIpit mlrr-
Den, pcrltcdt bait, Oh CT IN CANADA
o0cr loultluo mcilt, tonntC nod nidr
CrnllttClt mCr0Cn. - SbQtiu6C lit,
0uB mon troB ollcr 9tu6iori6rngcn
lu10 Stcdbricfc ICinen N~ufcntholt
bl@long llid)t crnlIttclt hut. Nniprit-
dlc in idNmcrcr Wienac Iino aus uUcn
Honoe9thCilcn CinQclouiCn, ubcr crit
bic nod ul3itchcn0cn &Cridte ser
&oritCbcr Der ocr'hie0cncn 3mci0s
&ilrcoll@, Die scr 6inon5 9}opolcon
III ullCn Nr0BcrCn Std0tcn ctublirt
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