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The Elbert County tribune., 1905-01-26

the edge of some woods that rose,
dark boundary line. at one side of the
lonely plantation.
Here they paused, and looked to
where. quite distance away. the
flames of two huge bonfires showed
many fantastic figures-those of the
slaves, who were. like irresponsible
children. celebrating after the manner
OF their race. the brief respite from
labor accorded them by their exact
ing master.
The bayiug of hound from the
slave quarters was heard, faint. but
clear, and the suggestive notes appear
ed to bring disquiet to the mans dns-
ky follower, for he began to move rest
lessly. and glance about with manifest
apprehension. while he drew closer to
his master. who now, wheeling about
pushed on into the wood.
He went forward with confidence
showing that he was on not unfamiliar
ground; and a few steps brought the
two to small clearing. where the
semi-darlkness was made a little more
cheerful by flickering of red light,
coming through the chinks of the
closed door, as well as from the uu-
eurtained window, of a small cabin.
A fire lit the Interior. which was
deserted. save for a small raggeily
clad urchin of ten, whose black arms
and legs seemed to have outgrown
their scanty clothing.
where is Zeney?' inquired the Of
fcer, after glancing about the cabin
The boy stared with fright at his
questioner. looming so far above him
In the freight. which struck gleam-
ings from the breast Of the uniform.
where slight parting of tho cloak
folds revealed scarlet and gold.
Are you deaf you black monkey?
Where is Zeney. say" Captain Stau-
ley repeated impatiently.
Granny? She's done gone t keep
New Vars" stammered tie little
negro, rising cautiously to his naked
feet and backing away from the Of
ficer's stern eyes.
The later now understood how Ze-
ney. having-although reluctantly
given, through the late Afternoon, such
aid MS was in her power to the carry
ing out OF her young mistress plans
for an elopement. had then betaken
herself to the bonfres. where, appear
ing TO Join in the festivities of her
fellow slaves, she would be less likely
to fall under her masters suspicious
when his daughters flight should be
discovered. But her cntin was at the
The Elbert County tribune., 1905-01-26
ITO be continued.)
FAULT OF THE DIALECT.
colored Man Good oarsman, Though
He Couldn't "Ro'.v

While on trip through the sparsely
settled districts of Georgia a North
erner hired a colored native to guide
him across country to his destination.
Reaching the banks of swift-fowing.
unbridged stream. the Northern man
spotted boat moored at the edge,
and asked the negro If he could row.
'.Ro'. boss? No, sub, Ah kain't ro',
nohow."
We'll. how can l get across. then?
There isn't any bridge"
wy, boss. Ah'll take yo' acrost in
no time in that ere punt" answered
the negro.
But thought you said you couldn't
row."
NO. sub. All KANT ro'." answered
Sambo. rolling his eyes IA ludicrous
lstonishment; but All kin git yo'
acrost de ribber all right. suh."
The Northerner with some trepida-
ticn and considerable curiosity
stepped into the boat. and the negro
rowed him swiftly and surely over the
turbulent stream to the other side.
proving himself an experienced oars
nan.
why. Sambo. what did you mean
ny lying to me?" asked the perplexed
traveller Il thought you said you
couldn't row a boat?"
Sambo oDened his mouth in grin
so wide that he appeared to whisper
in his own ear as he replied. ivy,
boss, All suah thought you meant ro'-
70 like lioni"-N. T. Tribune.
The Elbert County tribune., 1905-01-26
HLAFTTTF ~
VI l0UISIANA
~ BY MARY DEvEREUX
- y ILLUSTRATIONS By Don c. WILSON
0aS~zsMc SNa2 e> <Ax% x>z<co coyao1
BY MARY DEVEREUX

officers service; and this was of great
er Importance than the presence of
Zesey herself.
A rustling made Captain Stanley
turn quickly. and new light came to
his face as his eyes fell upon shroud-
ed girlish figure standing in the door
way. with a taller womans form be-
hind her.
Down upon the river. hidden away
under the overhangIng bank. amid the
sedges and other water growth. was a
commodious boat that had been
stored with all things needful for the
fight. The elopers and their servants
were soon aboard, and only the stars
saw the craft pulled cautiously up
stream by the strong arms OF Tate.
the faithful slave. with the maid.
Barbe. on the seat behind him. while
for loves sake. had cast aside all for
mer life and broken all ties.
For Roselle. these were the ties of
Stanley those of honor; for he bad
filIal love and duty. and for Captain
deserted his command and was flying
to the wilderness farther north to-
for the time at least--hide. with his
new-found dream, amongst the friend
ly Choctaw Indians, where he could
count upon reasonable security IRON
pursuit.
And the woman, trusting him i'm
plicitly. faced an unknown WORLD
faced 1t fearlessly and undoubtineiy.
seeing naught but the dawn OF per
feet and fulfilled love. that yielded TO
this man its uttermost depths of pas
sion.
AS for him. the loved one. this was
by no means his first experience or
the sort; but he was honest. at least,
in believing himself to be in earnest.
And 80 he held her close, as they
sat side by side. his cloak about them
both. and her head pillowed over his
heart. while the slaves oars pulled
the boat swiftly, their rhythmic dip.
or the occasional cry of loon. being
The Elbert County tribune., 1905-01-26
Simple but Surprising.


With a ball in each hand. stretch
your hands as far apart as you posi-
bly, can, and say as you do it:
Ladies and gentlemen, I propose to
bring both of these balls into one
hand, and yet not bring my hands to-
gether. If any one does not believe
that l can do it, say so, and l will
prove that | can"
Go ahead" says some doubter.
So then. give him the proof. This
is the way to do it; Lay one of the
balls on the mantelpiece or on table.
then. turning your body half around
take the bail up with the other hand
(Which already contains one ball, this
one making two.)
Simple enough, isn't it? But your
friends will be puzzled until you show
them how the trick is done.
The Elbert County tribune., 1905-01-26
A SIMPLE EXPERIMENT.

Here is a charming little expert
ment with which you can entertain
party of friends for a good half hour
and which you viii find full of interest
for yourself.
All you need is a spool. pencil, a
knitting needle, some thread, a cork,
and tumbler of water-things which
any of our readers can easily find
about the house, with the possible ex-
ception of the knitting needle, which
you can replace by a hatpin, II you
wish, and If your sister is not wearing
hers.
Fill the tumbler with water nearly
to the brim. Stick the pencil, point
first. into the spool and stand the
spool by the glass. Trim the top of
The Elbert County tribune., 1905-01-26
The Boy in the Store.

Emanuel Mandel, of Mandel Broth
ers, prominent merchants of Chicago.
in a recent issue of the Chicago Trib-
une. says: THE boy in the store
must begin by becoming a specialist.
My ideas with reference to the boy
who comes into business nowadays is
49,. he cannot be too well equipped
for il IN mental training; he cannot
be tco earnest, capable or Industrious.
He finds his employers always on the
ic~HoIs. for the best men for the best
positions and he need not fear that
his merits will not be recognized. We
have passed dozen cash boys on
up until they have become heads OF
departments or superintendents. 1t
has depended on the boys. of course
They may have had small opportunity
for education. but they have profted
~ the things they learned in bust
The Elbert County tribune., 1905-01-26

cork resting on the surface of the wa.
ter in the glass. You would better
have tiny groove in the top of the
pencil
On the other end of the knitting
needle suspend the triangular bit OF
pasteboard as the picture shows. Now
you are ready for your experiment.
Ask each of your friends to guess
how many matches can be laid on ths
pasteboard without overbalancing the
needle and drawing the cork from the
water. They will guess absurdedly
low numbers-two, three, four, etc,
for the weight of the card alone will
make the cork bob up and down and
look as If 1t might be lifted from the
water at any moment
Now pile match after match on the
The Elbert County tribune., 1905-01-26

the pencil with your jack knife, SO
that its top is half inch higher than
the rim of the tumbler.
Get card or bit of pasteboard,
and from it cut triangular piece with
sides each two inches long. In each
corner make pin hole, and pass the
end of piece of thread through each
hole. Now knot the other ends of the
thread together.
Stick one end of your hatpin into
the side of the cork near the top and
lay the knitting needle across the top
Il tho rercil. with the bottom of the
The Elbert County tribune., 1905-01-26
Home Made Chimes.

Here is a simple experiment. by
which you may initiate the sound of
cathedral bells in your own room. and
perhaps one of the strangest things
about it is that no one but yourself
will be able to hear them ringing.
Procure yard of twine and loop it
about in the middle. as shown in fig
ure l in the illustration. Slip the
loop around the handle of poker
and draw 1t taut. Grasp the free end
of the string in either hand. Wind
some of it around each of the index
fingers. Now press these fingers
against your ears. shutting out all
sound. and swing the dangling poker
until it dashes against the wall.
You will be surprised to perceive a
series of heavy chimes, such as ring
out from cathedral clock as it
booms out the hour. yet while the
room may be crowded no one but you
will be a listener to the mysterious
peals unless he tries the same expert
ment.
But what causes this phenomenon?
The Elbert County tribune., 1905-01-26

This is answered best by describing
a certain kind OF toy noisemaker
which most boys have seen or made
at some time or another. 1t is known
by various names. put perhaps the
tenn devil fiddle" is its most com
mon term. II is very easily construct
ed by knocking out one end OF tin
can and then puncturing the closed
end with tiny hole. just large
enough to insert piece Of twine
through-the twine knotted at its end
so 1t cannot be pulled entirely through
the hole.
Grasp the can in one hand. and.
holding a piece of well rosined leather
in the other, pull the string through
the folded up feather or slide the
leather along the string.
This will result in a most grating,
discordant sound. altogether out OF
proportion to what you would ex-
pect from such an action. So from
this the extraordinary fact is estab-
liehed that 1t is the employment of
the tin can which causes the great in
crease of sound. 1t is the hollow
cavity in the can which is really re-
sponsible for this. and SO 1t is with
the ear. The hollow cavity in the
ear enlarges the volume OF sound
emanating from the poker along the
The Elbert County tribune., 1905-01-26
Noon in the Woods.

'Hushi' said the pine on the hill.
And all OF them listened together
Listened and nodded and grew so still,
Sun in the golden weather
Nnd the squirrel who fancied he'd some
thing to do
And chattered awhile complaining.
reit the spell of the silence creep over
him. too
For noon in the woods was reigning.
And the sunshine slips through the
boughs.
And gold is the place of its falling
Gold where the wild doves murmur and
drowse
And gold is the COO OF their calling
The little bright eyes are closed in sleep,
And hushed Is the sob of complaining.
For silence broods as II broods on the
deep.
When noon In the woods is reigning.
Roland Whittie.
The Elbert County tribune., 1905-01-26
CHAPTER vnl.

Captain Stanley, who had returned
TO the ballroom. wended his way
amongst the dancers. his progress i'm
peded by some fair lady who greeted
him graclously--ofteu eagerly, and
forced him to pause for an interchange
OF vapid nothinss. He then visited
all the apartments open to guests.
until he was convinced that the count
had kept his daughter at home. for
better protection against further inter
course with the handsome suitor he
had rejected SO sornfully that same
afternoon.
But English love, like other love,
laughs at the barriers stubborn par
ent may seek to interpose: and Count
de CazeneatIs decision was not calcu-
lated to discourage so strong-willcd a
man as Captain Edward Stanley.
He had acceded to his sweethearts
wishes by going. in proper form, to
her father; and the matter having
eliminated as the lovers had feared.
nothing was left but an elopement. for
which. in view of the counts probable
refusal. all the plans had been ar
ranged.
1t was shortly after midnight when
a tall man. enveloped In a long cloak,
and followed closely by stalwart
negro. who bore sizable bundle upon
his shoulders. looked toward the bril-
liantly lighted windows OF Count de
Cazeneau's house. whose inmates were
evidently celebrating. after the Gus
tomary fashion. the New Years i'd
vent He paused moment in front
of the rambling. lcw-bullt dwelling.
and then passed on. muttering words
which were scarcely benediction
upon Its owner.
After a walk Of some twenty min
utes. the man and his silent follower
climbed the low wall that bounded the
counts domain. and. with the night
wind rustling the denuded cotton
stalks about them, struck OF across
the broad fields until they reached
The Elbert County tribune., 1905-01-26

cardboard. and you will find that
good-sized pile will be required befor,
the cork can be lifted from the water:
pile weighing much more than tho
cork.
This Is due to quality OF the waite \
called surface tension" which hole Y
on to things with a very real forc,l
and by weighing first the cork andl
thei. the matches on a small scale yo,t
can find out jus: what ia the surfacEl
tension of the water in the glass:
will be just the difference In weigA
hetweer the cork and the matches
The Elbert County tribune., 1905-01-26
Tame Hen Good Layer.

One of the sights at the University
If Maine these days is Prof. Gowell's
'et hen. The bird is not admired be.
-ause of her looks, but because OF her
''ying prociivities. she being credited
With the authorship of exactly 251
aggs during the past twelve months
The bird is of the Plymouth Rock
'amily, and Prof. Gowell is now busy
racing tho ins and outs OF her blde.
hlccded ancestry.
The Elbert County tribune., 1905-01-26

ness way. The fact is that the
chances for the right sort of boy we're
never as good before as they are to-
day."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-29

NeioInte GneIdne ertnnen befdutpf len NIT Ct,
folg eine &obnreouftion.

DIS fe6r energtf9e Sdmen bdben
fi6 Die Mrbeiterinnen in Der grpBen
Rlei6erfabrif bon Wa1is C 2innel
tn Scattering, England, erpiefen. Ste<
fer Sage pilroe cine 9erabiebung Der
Stidt05ne angefinoist. Die 100 @rs
beiterinnen tpG6lten cine M~boronuns
un6 f9iften Tie nit Dem ultimatum
an Die 6abrifleitung, odb lie fofort IN
4usfano treten piiroen, penn es be-
siigli6 Der StiidlObne ni9t beim
@lten bleibe. Oiefe Torberung pur0s
abgelebnt unb Die MGo9en DerlieBen
fofort Die Tabrit. sic gingen ni9t
nett. Sn Der Tabrit fino AUDI einige
bunbert MGnner bei9Gftigt uno tie
begaben fi9 nun gu oieien, UNI iie
glei9fals gum @erlafen Der @rbeit
3u bepegen, oas puroe ieoo9 perpeis
CERT. Die ftrifenoen Mma5onen be-
f9loiIen baraufbin itrengere Mabs
regeln gu ergreifen. 0orpoiten muir
Sen aufgefteGt un0 uls Die Irbeiter
CUR Wittags5eit Die Sabrif berlieben,
beiebten Die 4md3onen Die beioen Gins
gangstbiren uno barrten auf Die &iidz
febr 0er @rbeiter. Nls oiei e um Elm
1br pieberfamen, fanoen fie fi9 Der
fleinen Nrmee in unterrDden gegenz
ii6er uno tpuroen NIT Sen 3urufen
empfangen: rGe6t nur biibi9 beim,
bier oiirft S9r ni9t berein!" Die
MGnner faben balo, oub es Die WGo>
den ernit meinten. sic berlegten ii9
auf's parlamentiren; bas bate aber
dbiolut feline Wirtung. Die Mdnner
ftanben ba, f9ieosn fi9 in 9ruppen
uno ertldrten dae: .@epalt f0nnen
mir sesen Die Mdo9en ni9t antpenz
oen," uno mad uno nd9 beri9pdno
elmer na9 Dem anOern uno cling benin
ooer in ods Wirtbsbdus. Den 8eams
ten ma9ten Ole 4ma5onen b0fli9
plab. Sin Nrbeiter, Der es beriu9te,
fi9 i'm S9ube zines 8eumten etn5u>
f9lei9en, tpuroe aber bon oen 4rbeiz
terinnen gefabt uno entflob balb, na9s
Dem ibm Der &od febentpeiie bonn 2etbe
gertfen mar unb er Yiffe erbalten
bate, Die ni9ts peniser als CART mo-
rem. Die 5obrit blieb leer unb Der
8etrteb muBte einseitelt peroen. Die
Sabrifleituug fab fi9 mad Gage Ser
0tnge berunlabt, gu fapituliren uno
tiinoigte nod an oemfelben Sage on,
oab es Bel Den alien 2D6nen bletben
tperoe. Oamit mar Der Srieoe tpieoer
berdeItellt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-29
Gefrutirunas.M enoeruua

SIM Ser. Staatenz e iegsoepartes
ment bdt man oen plan gefabt, gu Dem
alien RetrutirungsiDitem, pel6es Dor
Dem fpanif9en &rieae i'm @ebruu9
mar, auriidaufe6ren. G~egenpGrtig
gibt es 6ier5uldnbe Nefrutirungsz
f~tatipnen in StGoten aller @rDbe Biz
gu 10000 Gtntpobner binab. Die Res
fruten peroen, na9oem lie ansepor>
ben, &esimentern s~ugetpieien unb BORT
etnersr5irt. Man min ieBt oie Retrus
tirung in Ben sroben GtGbten fon5enz
triren, pie es friiber Der Sau mar,
unb Damn fo1en Die Hefruten, na9
ben @affengattungen getrennt, in sros
BEN @arnifonen georiut tpsrbsn, ebe
tie on Die &egtmenter abgef9idt perz
ben. Orei iol9er Oepots fino in
@usfi9t genommen. Sort Slocum, %.
g., fir Die 4rtiaerie, Columbus Bar
raids, g., fir Die Snfanterie unb Die
Sefferfon Barrads, Mp., fir Die 8a>
bauerte. Man bot ferner Die Grfabz
rlng gema6t, bab Der grDbte pros
aentfab Der Seferteure aus gang iun=
gen Refruten beitebt, Die ii9 oas Sols
oatenlebsn anbers porgefteGt baben,
tpte es TIT, uno in Den eriten Wo9en
f9on nieoer oaponldufen. Die bers
bdltnibmGbig aa6lrei9en Sefertionen
erforbern bGufige 4riessgert9te. Man
min nun Die an%geporbenen Refruten
mebrere Wo9en lang brillen, obns
i9nen Uniform gu geben pber tie Den
Gabneneio ablegen gu lahen. 2aufen
tie IN biefer 3eit oupon, 10 lGbt man
lie eben laufen. Sc tperoen Damn an
oere %angeporben. Man erfpart iiG
oaour9 piele &riegsgeridte unb Den
Seierteuren i9tpere Strdfen, DIE
etgentli9 ni9t i'm @erbdltnib gu Den
0ergeben fteben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-29
Bur 9rfGieBuns BORT Artburs.
9ie iapeniieJea eli35uteen 9eidoie nno Die
&St<fung Der &anouaoe.

EStStun9 oer &a1ouaoe.
Cine oraltiiGe S9iIoerung bon Dem
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, 0as Die Sapaner auf
Port 4rt5ur unterbielten, entparf Der
NaarinetapitGn Sare, elmer Der BEL Der
4upitulation Der 6eitung BON BEN So
panern auf G6reniport entlafenen
rufFi9en Sffi5iere. Sare, Der aui
feiner 3iGreiie na9 3uBldno nit an
oeren e~ntlafenen ruifi9en Offiaieren
mebrere Sage in Nep Yorf peilte. err
5d9Ite pier unter Qnosrem 5olgenoes:
Die Sapaner fanoten Sag un0
Ra6t einen pubren 9agel BON Sc
fdohen auf Die Seftungsperfe nieoer.
0o6 ni9t ale erploOirten, uno oieie
9batfa9e CAB uns Munition fir oie
eigenen @ei9iBs. 8sion6srs Die iapas
nif9en ~elf50nigen @ef9ofe blie6en
bdufig unDeriebrt, mas OeW l1mitunoe
.5u3uf6reiben mar, 0aB Die &anoniere
nur iebr 5agfaft Die 3unotapiel duff
5uf9rauben pagten, neil lie es nit
einem Gef9oB bon fur9t6arer berz
nidtenoer @irfung gu t6un batten,
nno tpenn Ser 3iinOberf6lub man9els
baft mar, periagte Die Grploiion. 60
geI9db es. OaB cine Menge Der grpBen
9ef6oTe pieoerbolt aus oen ebernen
S6iin0en 6in un0 bsr geI9leu0srt
puroen. Seoe nerte 3iinofapfel, Die
Derpenoet tDur0e, lieB in Dem G9raus
bengang 0eutlt9e Spuren 5uriid, un6
oaraus IieB ii9 lei9t erieben, ME piele
Wfnle ods @eI6oB f9on gebrau9t
fporoen mar. Gines oieIer ~elf50qigen
RisIengef9oTe tpur6e ni6t peniqer
als piermal bin uno Der gefeuert, uno
dls mir Is oen sSapanern ods lebte
Wfal 5uridf6leuoerten, fiigte i9 in osn
Berf9luB einen 3ettel nit ben Worz
ten: Wenn es oiesmal ni9t erplo0irt,
folten Die Sapaner es in einem Wluz
feum ais Surioftdt uufbepabren. 60
biel i9 peib, fam es ni9t me6r gu
rid. Die Sapaner berbrau9ten cine
unmenge Munition; an einem Sage
fielen aIIein 500 eGf56nige 9ef9pKe in
Die Staot, Die tleineren gar ni6t at
adblen. On oas getOfe Der 8eI6ie,
bung batten mir urls oerart geip0bnt.
baB f9lieBli9 Eel Der re6ergabe, als
oie aanond0e pl6bli9 beritummte, urs
oos @9reigen gang ieltiam berI6rte.
Mon6er gfuubte suerft, er lei tau6 ges
porben, uno nod Iange tlansen urs
DIE Sbren bon Sem 2Grm Ser iibers
ffanoenen 8ei9iebung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-29

Mit &riegsIetretdr Saft on oer
Spite tperben am 1. Suli 5. &. cine
ftattli9e Inaabl 8unoesiendtpren uno
HeprGientanten, 6auptfG6li6 Mitz
glieber Der &omitss fir Mittel unb
Wege, foDie fir 9anoeIspeTen un>
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., cine Reife
mad ben D6ilippinen antreten. Die
g%enannten &pmites bahen ii9 nit Mnz
gelegenbsiten, tpel9e bie pbilippinen
betreffen, gu bei9dftigen, uno es lieat
oesbalb i'm Ylan Der Administration,
Den Mitglieoern Die M0gli6seit au aee
pdbren, aus eigsner @nI9auune ii6er
Die @er6Gltnife i'm Mr6ipel urtbeilen
gu f6nnen. Spe5ieu piirbe es Dem
prGfi0enten uno Dem &rieasiefretGr
pi9tis fem, penu ole MitgIieoer oes
6ausfomites fir Mittel un6 Wede bon
Der Rotbpenoigfeit iiber5eugt piiroen,
ben B6ilippinen 6an0e f~reisugeben.
Die Heifefoften peroen aug Der &afe
Der philippinenbsrpaltnng beitritten,
aber fir oie 9efDfiguns bat ieoer
@etfetbeilnebmer felbft auf3u.ommen,
Sir Die Sabrt na9 Manilu fino 80
Sage bere4net. Ser Iufentbalt nui
Dem Nrbipel miro einen peiteren
Wonat pGbren, Die Hiidfabrt pirf
pieber etnen Monat IN Nnfpru9 neb=
men. Dim 1. Sftober seoenft man
pteber in Der @unoesbauptfa6t au
fefn. UNI Die epentueqe Grtra=S efftor
oe5 4ongrefes ntdt su periGumen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-29
Aofbare Spsnbe.
Sob3eitseabe Der proninj Sad,ien fur Den
oeutidleu &ronprin3eu.

oeutlWeu StoHprtH3eU.
Die 6o93eitsgabe fir Sen &ronz
prin5en, peI9e Die Yropina Sa9isn
su fpenOen ge6entt, beitebt aus einem
2eu9ter BON GROCER &oitbarfeit, Def
len 9D6e etpu oret SUB betrGgt. Der
Sub oes 9euGters lit aug OnDr. Nuf
ibm erfebt ii6 Elm 5peiter Sodel, Der
IN mattem Silber g~etrieben, 5a6lrei9e
6ardfteriIiI9e 8urten ser propins
Sub1en 5eigt. Nir feGen oen &ot6en
9burm unO bds adtbbdus bon Salle,
oen Dom gu Grfurt, oas Gat6baus gu
Wernigerooe. oas S9lob gu Meries
burg, ben Dom gu Magoeburg uno
piele anoere 8auperte biitorii9en unb
tiinftieriIGen Wert6es. ueber oieIen
5peiten Sodel rast cine Trausngeitalt
auf. pel9e Die proDins Sa9ien bsrs
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