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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1904-12-23

'"ro turn and turn a miserable crank
after those moments of frenZied action
and silencc-that was the hard part
that was what tried my nerve and first
robbed me- of calmncsS But ! dared
not leave that fearful thing dangling
there; had to wind. The machinery
suueaked and its noise seemed to fill
the house, but no one came nor did the
door below open. Sometimes | have
wished that II had. should not then
have been lurcd on. and you would not
have become involved In my ruin.
II am afraid to die. but am more
afraid of falling in courage. IShall have
the pistol tied 10 me; this will make 1t
seem inevitable TO use ii. Oh. that the
next twentyfour hours could be blot
ted out of time. Such horror cannot
be. l was born for joy and gayety, yet
no dismal depth Of misery and fear has
been spared me. But all OH account Of
my own act. do not accuse God; do
not accuse man; | only accuse myself
and my thoulltlcss grasping after
pleasure
Il want Cora TO read this as well as
you. She must know me dead as she
never knew me living. But i cannot
tell her that ] have left confession
behind me. She must come upon it
Unexpectedly, just as | mean you to do.
Only thus can it reach either Of you
with any power. If | could but think
of some excuse for sending her to the
book where propose to hide it. That
would give her chance of reading it
before you do. and this would be best.
SEe may know how to prepare or COM
fort You'll hope SO. Cora is n noble
woman. but the secret which kept my
thoughts in such Il whirl has held us
apart.
You did what I asked. You found
place for Rauchcrs waiter IN the vol
untecr corps. Surprised rs you were at
the interest I expressed In him. you
honOred my first request and said moth
ing. Would you have shown the same
anxious eagerness If you had known
why l whispered those few words to
him from the carriage door. why l
could neither rest nor sleep till he and
the other boy were safely out Of town?
Il must leave line for you TO show
to people If they wonder why / killed
myself so soon after my seemingly
happy marriage. You will find 1t In
the same book with this letter Some
one will tell you to look In the book
cannot write any more.
81 cannot help writing. 1t Is all that
connects me now with life and with
you. But have nothing more to say
except forgive-forgive-
do you think that God looks at his
wretched ones differently from what
men do? That he will have tenderness
for one so sorry-that he will even
find place But my mother is there
my father. Oh, that makes 1t fearful
TO go-to meet-but 1t was my father
who led me into this-only he did not
know There. l will think only of
God.
"Goodby -goodby good
TO BE CONTINUED.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1904-12-23
POSSIBILITIES Of the POSTAL system.
Cheap Mail Facilities One Of the Chief FACTORS
In Our Prosperity and Progress.

"Coinmon is the commonplace" The
most valuable of civil benefits is such a
commonplace matter, that we scarcely
give it thought 1t would take win
ter on a whaler nipped in an ice foe to
make us truly appreciable of the worth
of the postal service. What a wonder
full thing it is! Wonderful in its organ
ization. with its vast machinery for the
collection and distribution of letters, its
railway mail cars, its route riders, the
unfailing order and precision of its
methods. Wonderful it is too in its re-
suits. 1t kats together families widely
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-08-08
ITEMS FROM THE
SlLvERToN STANDARD

The latter part of this month Mnj
E. IL. Cooper who, with oher promot-
ers OF the Venetian Mining company
conducted twenty-seven people from
this East to Silverton short time
since. will have another party OF n
vestors on the same errand soon This
second excursion will be principally
Wisconsin people.
The first 81 per cent zinc concen
trates ever shipped ont of San Juan
county, and we believe the first OF as
high grade ever shipped out OF the
San Juan country was the product of
the Silver Ledge mines consigned to
the Canon City zinc works last week
This shipment of two cars was the re
suit of the new process employed at
the Chattanooga mill for the separa-
ton of the zinc from the lead by the
new electrical apparatus recently iu-
stalled and for which is pronounced
4 decided success.
Conductor Arthur Hudson, although
badly bruised. and for time Thought
70 be more dead than alive. is very for
Junate when it is considered that he
escaped from frightfnl accident with
so few Injuries. 1t was Tuesday OF
his week when going over the new
'oad above Eureka, Just opposite the
silver Wing mill, that car loaded
with railroad ties jumped the track
and rolled down the embankmeni
some sixty.fve feet. HUDSON, who was
seated on the ties al the head end,
jumped as the first jolt came, but not
IN time to save himself from the huge
pile of ties that rolled over him with
such force as TO render him uncon-
scious for few minutes after being
extracted from beneath the ties and
iebris OF the wreck. Arthur will be
out in few days
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-08-08
Hnye mercy npon ns."

Have mercy upon us"
had died away into silence there was
1 sob from a woman who had loved
he man lying so quietly there, and /
held those savage hearts, for the mo-
ment. as in the hollow of my hand.
All the hot anger was forgotten: they
were satisfied that the right thing
had been done by their dead; that he
had had the funeral they had demand
ed for him.
In the hush which followed, the ben
ediction passed unheeded and the
learers, lifting their burden with un-
%onted care. passed slowly down the
narrow aisle and out into the sun
shine TO the solemn strains of the
Dead March and slow tolling of the
bell. Then the mourners, with soft
ened look and tread. followed, and my
emergency" was but memory.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-08-08
FOUR ARTESiAN WELLS.

G. w Spencer of Wilson gulch
in town yesterday a few hours and
old a reporter something about tne
wells which he has been engaged in
lrilling, He has drilled FIVE wells and
8 now starting on the sixth
Four of the wells have flowing wa
er. The one having the greatest
low is the Waters well on the Flori.
la. II is 1877 feet deep and the flow
mas been estimated by many to be one
fubic foot per second. By building a
,eservoir to store the flow during the
winter, that is sufficient to irrigate
lalf section of land.
The Hampton well, also in the
florida section is 765 feet deep. al
hough water was struck at a depth
If 365 feet A short distance from
he surface In the well oil was
struck, and quite a scum of oil rises
in the tank into which the water
runs.
Mr. Spencer has fine well on his
own place, A three-inch stream
shoots up into the air distance of
twenty-five feet
Four of the wells he has dried
are flowing and the fifth is a good
pumping proposition. The sixth Is
being started on Mr. Spencer's farm
in Wilson gulch. three miles and
half east of Durango.
Mr., Spencer makes business OF
market gardening and uses the flow
from his well for irrigatlng his gar.
dens. He says the water IN all the
well is greatly superior to ordinary
wellwater
c. B. Buell. is the professional well
drilling man for Mr.. Spencer Mr.
Bnell was asked II he would guarantee
a How of water for anyone wanting
well drilled. He said II he was
allowed to go deep enough he would
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-08-08
SAN JUAN EXCURSION
TO SALT LAKE

Train will leave Durango on Rio
irande Southern ot 7:40 a. m. arriy.
ng at Grand Junction at II p. m, and
reaching Salt Lake at $40 D. m. Au.
gust II. Fare for the round trim:
Durango, 5000: Hesperus. sl9G5;
Iancos, 1850; Dolores. s17.55; Rico,
1855.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-08-08

Don't miss the greatest comedy
'ketch ever written, "a Happy Pair"
olso the roaring farce, desperate
"emedies." Every Ice a laugh. El.
egant costumes. Lightning changes.
NO waits. Two hours solid fun. Re-
fined and up to date. At opera house
Thursday. August IL.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-08-08
HAHN

This il ice cream weather and the
most comfortable place IN the city
with nne service will be found al Tiff
fauvss
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-08-08

We Offer 200 fne ParasoIs and Um-
breliaa at half the price you pay else
whers.
HAHN
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-08-08

Call st Amsden's and buy q pair Of
Peters shoes and get free estimate
on the u 900 pair Of slippers.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-08-08

The sherrys-High class comedians.
peerless musicians. vocalIsts. dancers.
refined character impersOnators. light
ming change and specially artists. ~
opera house Thursday. August IL.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-08-08

money refunded. AT opera house.
Thursday, August II.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-08-08

II you enjoy good laugh go to see
the Sherrys. Strictly high-class or
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-08-08

]. L. Williams line of candles are
he finest In town. Try them.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-08-08

Subscribe for The Herald.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-19

man. He durseh't give me up. I kin
see! He's going to give you up and
say you're responsible for II all"
Il don't know what he's going to do"
l answered.
Nichols leered at me. ''We're all in
the same boat"
1 expect he Roticed that wasn't
moved by his declaration. He continued:
Let us be open. Let's have coun-
cil OF war. This Juezs hates me because
wouldn't fire on my own countrymen."
lie glanced furtively at me. at
wouldn't" he asserted; "he wanted me
TO fire into their boats; but wouldn't
Don't yeu believe the tales they tell
ABOUT me! They tell worse about you
Who says would fire on my own coun-
trymen? Where's the man who says
II He was drinking brandy and glared
ferocloJsly at me. None of your
tricks, my hearty he said. "None of
your getting out and spreading tales.
O'Brlen's my friend; he'll never give me
up. He dursen't l know too much.
You're piratei No doubt 1T was you
who fired into them boats. BY God,
III be witness against you If they give
me up. I'll show you up. NY own
countrymen!" Nichols shouted. New
er! l shot q Yankee lieutenant-Allen
he was-with my own hand. That's
another thing. I'm not a man to trife
with. No, sir. Don't you try 1t. =
why, I've papers that would hang
O'Brien. l sent them home to Halifax
l know trick worth his. By God, let
him try It'll Let him only try 1t. He
durSen't give me I'D ="
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-19

soldiers held my arms; o'Brien,s
blood was drying on my face and on
my clothes. / was, even TO myself. q
miserable object. Among the negresses
ON the Shiny boat steps thick, short
man was asking questions. He opened
was Williams-the lion was not vet
gone then. If he spoke to me- or gave
token OF connection with Seraphina, the
Spaniards would understand. They
would take her from him certainly:
perhaps immure her in a convent. And
now that 1 was bound irrevocabIy for
England, she must go. too, He was
guards.
"Siience!" I shouted, without look
ing at him. go away. make sail
Tell Sebright. ="
My guards seemed to think I had
gone mad; they laid hands upon me-
| didn't struggle, and we passed down
towards the landing steps, brushing
Williams aside. He stood perturbed-
ly, gazing after me; then I saw him
asking questions of a civil guard. A
man-of-war's boat. the ensign trailing
In the CLASSY water. the glazed hats Of
the seamen bobbing like clockWork,
was flying towards us. Here was
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-19

England! Here was home! I should
nave to clear myself of felony. to
stratn every nerve and cheat the eal-.
lows II only Williams understood.
II only he did not make fool of him
self. ! couldn't see him any more: a
Jabbertng crowd all around us was be-
Ing kept at distance by the -muslets
of the soldiers. My only chance was
Sebright's intelligence. He might pre-
vent Williams making a fool Of him
self. The commander of the guard
said to the lieutenant from the flag
ship, who had landed, attended by the
master alarms: -
I have the honor to deliver to your
worship's custody the prisoner prom
ised to his excellency the English adj
miraL Here are the papers discl0s-
ing his crimes to the justice. 1 bea
for receipt"
A shabby escrivano from the prison
advanced bowling, with an inkhoru,
shaking wet goose quill. A guards
civil offered his back. The lieutenant
signed paper hastily, then looking
hard at me, gave the order:
Master t-arms, handcuff one Of thu
prisoners hands to your own wrist
He is desperate character"
To be Continued.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-19
Copyright. 1904.
by Mcclure.
Phillips g. Co.

tone; In the entrails of US, In our
mothers milk. You waste, you ruin
you spoil. What forf Tell me
what for? Tell met Tell me2 What
did you gain? What will you ever
gain? An unending curse But
ah, ye have no souls"
He called very loudly, as IL with a
passionate relief, his voice giving life
to an unsuspected, misgiving echo:
Guards! Soldiersi You
shall be shot nowi"
He was going to cut the knot that
way. Two soldiers pushed the door
noisily open, their muskets advanced.
He took no notice Of them: and they
retained an attitude of military stu
pidity. their eyes upon him. He whis-
pered:
mo, mol Not yeti"
Then he looked at me searchingly,
as If he still hoped to get some GER
tainty from my face. some inlxling,
perhaps some inspiration Of what
would persuade me to speak Then he
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-19
CHAPTER XI.-Continued.
BY
] o S E P H
CO N RAD

ROM wine-shop. yawning like a
dirty cavern in the basement of
palatial old building, issued
suddenly brawny ruffian in rags, wip-
Ing his thick beard with the back of a
hairy paw. He lurched little, and be-
gan to walk before me hastily. 1 no.
uced the glitter of a gold earring in
the lobe of his huge ear.
His cloak was frayed at the bottom
into perfect fringe and. as he flung it
ABOUT he showed a good deal of naked
SKIN under 1t. His calves were ban
daged crosswise; his peaked hat seemed
to have been trodden upon in filth be-
fore he had put 1t on his head. Sud-
denly stopped short. A Lugareno!
We We're then in the empty part Of
narrow street, whose lower end was
packed close with a crowd viewing a
procession which was filing slowly past,
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-19

Tell me how you escaped"
had a vague inspiration OF the
truth.
You aren't fit for decent mans
speaking to-" said.
you let her drown"
1t gave me suddenly the measure
of his Ignorance; he did not know any
thing-nothing. His hell was uncer-
tainty. WE'LL let him stay there.
Where is she?"' he said. Where
is she?"
Where she's no need to fear you."
I answered.
He had a sudden convulsive ges-
ture, as If searching for weapon.
IF you'll tell me she's alive ."
he began.
''Oh, I'm not dead" I answered.
Never a drowned puppy was more"
he said, with a flash of vivacity. You
hang here-for murderer in England
for piracy"
He fixed his eyes intently upon me.
'She's alive" he said. ALIVE! AS
Fl, xuh
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-19
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said. "Juan-John Kemp. 1 am o
noble English family; am weh enough
known. Ask the Senior O'Brien.
On O'Brien's shaken face the smile
hardened.
81 heard that in Rio Medic the
senor was called was called
=" He paused and appealed to
the Lugareno.
What was he called-the capataz.
the man who led the picaroons ?"
The -Lugareno stammered, ''Nikola
Nikola Ell Escoces, Senor Don
Patricio.
You hear?" 0'Brien asked the
judge. "This villager Identifies the
man."
Undoubtedly undoubtedly" the
Juez said. I'VE need no more evil
dence. You, senor, have seen
this villain in Rio Medic; this villager
Identifies him by name"
| said, This is absurd. A hundred
witnesses can say that am John
"Thaf NAV he trl1ne the Iuo.-rnIS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02
Staotiidle gerurbmHnaen.

gu 6ehinbern, ieood foa 9idts. oas
9ierin erpdbnt lit, 10 aufsefaBt fpers
ben, ais ob Der befdgten geiunbbsitss
8e9oroe oter benz 9eiunoeitsz Conn
mii'dr, be-eu 9eoienitsteu pber 4gen.
ten Die pfli6t ooer unfoiten Der gnt
fernung Ger pDrgenannten unreinen
Na6rungSmittel, bic in folder MeiIe
conDemnlrt lpuroen, auferlegt fper=
BEN"
3. 4bI6nitt. limb es pirb ferner
berfugt, bab Der 6.4bidnitt Der 6elae=
ten Neroronung lpiberrufen uno nil
Wmenoements pieber in Rraft oefeht
tperoe, 10 baB osrielbe pie tclgt laue
tet:
g.. Q6Idnitt. DAB trgenb ,yemanb
ooer me6rtre Y%erfonsn. ipslde irqenb
tpelfe 8eitimmungen oiefer 9erorb<
nunq perleben. iibertreten, pernadldi-
llgen ooer benielben nad8utommen iid
ipeigsrn, einerS traf9ebiibr bon nidt
ipeni8er ais 5ipan3igD Dollars pber MD.
mehr, ais bunbert Dollars fir iebe
llebertretung unteriporfen Iein louen;
beiagte Strafgebiihr ioa tpie anbere
StrafgebiiDren unb Strafen eintaTirt
perben."
4. NbIhnitt. llnb es pirb ferner
nerfii9t, oaB oieIe 8erorbnuna bonn
2o9e tbrer Inna9nte an in Strait ire.
ten lol.
8eltdti9t an 10. MGr5 1904.
Nobert Ul. Wc2ane,
Wabor.
Sir cine qetrels NbI6rift:
9ort16 !. cooper,
9teaiitrator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02
Staofiidle %crurSnunaeu.

ner gerfiiellng bcioatcr 0roonnon3
itanben.
Seoe Gerion, lpclhe pcrfeblt. in
llebereinitimmtn9 nit Sen bierin on
~gefiibrten @oridriftcn All bonoeln.
ODER weld,e cine Der @oriebumqen sic,
Ter Sroonnan3 ilbcrtritt, Ioll fir
jeoes Gefgeben I'M iiinfunosnon3io
Collars 1920 mo fiir jeoen rpeitertn
Sog, fir Delchen oieies Geroebcn
onomtert, INN finn Collars $50 er.
ira beitrdit iperOcn, oltSgcnommen es
iino onpere @erijl9m9cn gctroficn
iporben.
Sci es' ferner Dcroronct, ooB bieie
Sroonnon5 tom Gage ibrer Nmlab-
me an @eieb meroc.
9eitatiet om 81. M'Gr5 1904.
Tubert w. Mc9auc, Mupor.
SIR cine aetrcue AbIhrift:
Sarrp 4. &UOpcr, &egiItrator.
(Wtir525, @prilSy
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02
StaotiidJc @erurDnmnaen.

tffporenen, fpern IS bon irgenb elmer
partei p%erldn9t ptro) in berislber
Weiie entIdeioen, ipte 4%ppelationen
in Strabenfdllen ieBt perbDrt iperben.
aus9enommen, buB niht an bas Dip
peaationsgeri6t appelirt perbsn bari
uno boB ale bic beftimmten Soften
in iol6cn ~Ippeuationen bur6 ben
W}opor unb Staotrat6 bon Baltimore
be3ahlt lperoen miiiIen; mad Der Be
itdttgun9 aler Der 8utabten Der be
fagten &6i6dber, gegen rpeid)e feline
Gintpdnoe ~porbanben iinb, unb mad
Der Nbgabe be8 8erbtfts blr6 bie@e.
fhiporenen unb bic 8eItdtieuna eeIs
felben ourd ben Hi6ter bes 8dltis
morer Staotgeri6ts in alien SGlen,
no ginreoeu ooer Ippequtionen ee-
mabt ipuroen. pber mad Mb9abe bes
llrtsils ourd Gos 8eri6t na6 Gin
reoen uno Ippelotioneu, no tein @e-
I4porenen : Yroaeb perlangt nirb.
lplen Der beiagte Mapor uno Staotz
ratb bon Baltimore enttpeber benz 81
gent9iimsr Neutrality-suspicious. ben DON
ben 9eldiporenen ober ben Nbi6Gz
germ 5%uertannten 9etrag aus3o6len,
ooer oenIelben in ooS Mttuarsz 8iireol
oes Saltlmprer Stoot9eridts fir Der
8ebrau6 Der refp. Gigentbimer oe5
beiagten @igentbutms ober Der reIpet
tipen Sntereien BARN e%in3ablen, uno
ooraufbin lollen Der Wtopor II. Staot=
rdtb BON Baltimore ben 8eiiBtitel be&
befagten @igentbums erbalten.
3. 4bi6nitt, - lluo IS pirp ferner
p%erfiigt, bob in alien 6Gllen, in ipels
den Der Wapor unb Stootratb ppri
Baltimore bier5upor our6 8eroros
nurg bic G%rperbung bon Gigentbum
fir eigenen @ebrouh bur4Gonoemni
rung autpriiirt ooer a~ngepielen uno
ourd iolhe 8%erorbnung Die Nrt UNI
WeiIs nidt pprgeidrieben baben, in
lpelfer oas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
oanah 9eleitet perosn mlB, iolhe9er-
b%anolungen, ausgenommeil, es 1T
bur6 @eieb Deer 8sroronung amber
lpeltl9 por9e1drtebeIl, III ueperet1ls
ltimmuns nit benz 2. Mbidnitte bieier
@%eroronu1a gefiibrt perben iolen.
4. Mbi6nitt. - limb es pirb ferner
perfiigt. Dab Die p%oritebenben Dor,
ldriften bieier 8eroronung nidt 70
ous9elest iperoen biirfen. bub iie nit
irgent elmer 8ori6rift bes CHARTERS
Der Staot Baltimore pbsr iraeno ipele
den beitebenoem gelebe in gpnflitt
geratben, nod irgeno pelden eriitirens
ben 8srorbnungen oes Wapors unit
S%taotrathes bon Baltimore, pelde bi.
Dirt uno 8eiie, in lpelder gpnbemnis
rl1les : 8erbanolungen aefiibrt iperz
ben |ollen, ooriAreiben ,5upioerlaufen
anbern ober e~rsdnasn.
5. WbI6nitt. - llnb es nirb fsrner
perfiiat, oob biele Derorbnung ppm
Sage ibrer Innobne on in &raft tritt.
8enebmigt am Is. WlGr5 1904.
Iobert M. Me2ane,
Mopor.
Sir bic 2i6tigtsit Der WbI6rift:
Sarrp s. Sroper,
Rssiiter.
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9tr. 81.

Glnc @%crprbnnng iucldlc Den "A. NIB.
ldnitt brs %. Mrtifcls bes Val.
timurer StaotaeietbndDcs uun
1898, Sitcl n@eimnobcit," ltmter.
titeI nMikitGnoc nnb Die @er6ii.
tnng pon &ranfgcitcn," ipioer-
rnft nno nit Mmenoentcuts iuic-
Der III Strait Iett.
GS miro pum Manor unS Staot-
ratb pon Baltimore pcrfiigt, oaB Der
"a. gbid)nitt, oc3 %. Mrtifels, TiteI
~8%eIunobeit, llutertitcl .MiBItanoe
lrnb Die Serbiltmg bon Gronfbei.
ten" hermit m%ioerruien. uno ipie
iolat loiltelo, mieocr III Strait gelett
Ieiu ioll lrno lit:
81. abihnitt. ~ IS loa sic
Eflidt oes @elunobeits GommiiiGrs
lein, ole gaupl1be. Urunoitilde, Der.
oGdtigen &eller, acknowledgement 81.
gcntbun, StroBen, 2aues II. Nneps
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lpi5iren, uno lueni er irgenSmie ser
Weinulg lit, bob irgelo neld)e Der
bclo2ten 9aupldte, 8ruubitiife. Der
o1d)tigen &eller, Standardization, 81.
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ld0olid)cn 3ultonbe ober III eiuenl
loldcn 3ultauoe iinb, Dab md6reno
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leine Eilidt uno ct biermit aneetpie.
len ieiuL, Den ODER oie Gigentbiimer,
0clpobner ooer 9enItcr FOLDER Yait-
plate, @rluloltiide. perolbtiger Sell
Ter, Standardization ooer gigelt.
tbllnls, uno ben p0er Die gigentbii.
ller, @elpobller ooer @euiber Der
nit ser Sronte al iolben StroBen,
2ancs iub allepS l~iegenoeil gigell.
tbum1s, ieine, lire ODER beren Nsenten
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ltriudle oes beiugten MiBitanoes in.
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in o%erielben porgeihriebeuen 3eile
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