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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-12-09
| death in the family, to take charge

death in the family, to take charge
of the body and bury 1t. If by chance
one of their number dies In the house
before they have time to remove him
they Immediately set fire to the house
and burn 1t up, with Its contents
thus cremating the body.
Believing that an evil spirit enters
body at death, and that II they
come in contact with their dead this
evil spirit will enter into their bodies,
they are afraid to touch a corpse or
even the house in which the person
died.
Upon the death of the head of a
Navajo family all of his possessions
go to his relatives-brothers sisters,
etc-instead of descending to his
wife and children. This custom is
perhaps the most harmful in effect
of any practiced these days by the
Navajo.
1t often leaves the wife and chill
dren destitute, especially where the
husband owned flocks as we'll as the
cattle and the ponies. However, the
Navajo women usually own flocks, In
which case the mother and children
have some means of scanty support
at least.--New York Press.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-12-09
A TEMPLE OF REPUBLICS

On May II President Roosevelt, in
the city of Washington, laid the cor
nerstone of the first International
Temple of Peace, Friendship and
Commerce, the tangible evidence of
the desire of the twenty-one American
republics that war shall be no more
In the Western world and that mate
rial prosperity promoted by interna-
tional trade shall take its place. Dis
tinguished men were present at the
laying of the cornerstone and mess
ages were spoken or sent by represen-
tatives from all of the twenty-one re-
publics of America. The new build
ing is to be the joint property of all
the republics. The site provided by
the American Congress is within a
few hundred yards of the White
House and is adjacent to the State,
War and Navy buildings and the Cor
coran Art Gallery. Mr.. Andrew Car
negie contributed three-fourths of a
million dollars to the erection of the
building, and each of the republics
has added an appropriation to the
fund. The building is to be the home
of the International Bureau, main
tained by the American republics,
and is to be made the centre of a
continuous campaign of education,
where one country may obtain accur-
ate and up-to-date information of
any other. A library on all subjects
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-12-09
Not a Safe Place.

Old Aunt Hepsy Garside never had
seen a moving picture show before.
She gazed in speechless wonder at
the magic contrivance by which mes
senger boys were made to move with
breakneck speed, BARRIERS to shave
their customers in less than min
ute and heavy policemen to dash
along the street at a rate never at
tanned by a living specimen, either
on or off duty.
1t was all real to her. She could
not doubt the evidence of her senses.
All those things were taking place
exactly as depicted.
Presently an automobile came in
sight in the far background, moving
directly toward the audience at the
rate of at least mile a minute. Just
as catastrophe seemed inevitable II
swerved aside, passed on and dis
appeared,
Aunt Hepsy could stand It nc
longer. Hastily grasping the hand
of her little niece she rose and start
ed swiftly for the door.
Come along. Minervy!" she said
1T amt safe to stay here any longer
That thing didn't miss me more thai
two feetl"-Youth's Companion.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-12-09
flowers we had on the pews and In

| noWoEb we nau ON the peWs ana IN
the vases?"
Eyes. Oh, yes!" still wondering.
"And you remember when we
came here to keep house and how
happy, how happy we were?" she ran
on weakly.
II guess I do. Marthy, as II twas
yesterd'y." answered the old man.
"And then you remember when
our first baby came-and then left
us before she could say word but
'Daddy'?"
Abram nodded with tears in his
eyes as she continued.
How we stood over the little
white casket and cried together and
wondered how we should llve?"
Eyes, Marthy," chokingly.
"Then you know how little Fred
came, and how we loved him-and
about his getting drowned in the
brooke" She had been over it so
many times in her mind that she was
quite calm now as she reviewed 1t
again.
Don't, Marthy," sobbed the gray
haired man; 81 cant bear it."
"And then the twins" she persist
ed; "they closed their blessed eyes
before we had hardly learned to
know them"
YES" repeated Abram family.
He sat with his chin sunk upon his
chest and the tears trickled down
unheeded as he pictured the scenes
which his wife brought before him.
1--WE loved our babies, didn't we,
Abram?" resumed the weak voice.
"Oh, Abram, If we could only have
them with us again. II we could
only see them once more and feel
their little arms and kiss them"
"Oh, if we only could; If we only
could. should be ready to go, too,"
sobbed the old man.
"Abram, 1t seems as IL I could see
them now-there-see little Annie
and Fred-all angels. Oh, see the
lights and the flowers-and there
come the twins. And there's the
Saviour lifting them in His arms
yes, I'm coming-mother's coming,
darlings. Wait just minute"
With cry of anguish Abram
dropped on his knees beside the bed.
"Oh, Marthy, l b'lieve, I b'lieve. I
want to go to the children too. oh,
Lord, have mercy-take me too. I'm
poor sinner and haven't been get
ting ready, but want to come"
The broken prayer and the heavy
sobbing reused the sick woman for
moment and she realized that all
was well. A look of content and joy
overspread her counteuance and she
moved her hand until 1t rested on
Abrams wet cheek. He grasped 1t
feverishly and the heavy sobs grad
ually subsided, leaving the room in
perfect quiet.-Boston Sunday Post.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-12-09
Poverty of the Rich.

The butler to the millionaire occ9-
pant of a Newport villa has sued ore
of his hosts guests to recover $500
money loaned. After the notices BY
Newport grocers that they will no
longer give millionaires unlimited
credit this buffers suit is another to-
ken of the comparative poverty OF
some of the newly rich. In many
households the butler, the chef, the
footmen and the maids have more
real money at the end of the month
than the occupants of the villa. They
get their board and lodging besides
wages. The master has an uncertain
income, without regular salary or
food and shelter provided by some
one else.-New York World.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-12-09
JOHNNY.

He can scamper mile to the baseball field
And he never feels the heat;
But, oh, it's so far to the corner store
So far for his aching feet.
He can run to see the circus come in,
And stand and watch by the hour;
But the postoiiice building is so far away,
And there might come up shower.
He can get up at five on the Fourth Of
July
It's really no trouble at all;
But eight is too early on all other days,
And his mother may call and call.
He can sit up all hours to frolic, and not
Get sleepy or tired a bit;
But, if there's a lesson, or problem to do,
He goes fast asleep over it!
o Johnny, dear Johnny, how funny you
are
And when will grown-ups understand
That hard things seem easy, and easy ones
hard,
To youngsters all over the land2
Emma A. Lente. in Zions Herald.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-12-09
The Tortoise as a Popular Pet.

To say from 10000 to 10000 tor
toises arrive in England annually IL
by no means an exaggeratlon. Ever
since Gilbert White immortallzed his
pet tortoise these animals have been
kept by many people as "destroyers
of beetles and slugs and guardians Of
the kitchen garden" false idea
that no amount of reputation has
been able to eliminate; though they
will eat snails with much relish, they
greatly prefer their owners choicest
garden produce. Nevertheless, tor
toise is the most popular Of reptiles.
London Field.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-12-09
Old London Clubmen's Wager.

The rage for gambling at Whites
and Almack's led to most outrageous
betting, as to which Walpole tells
what he calls a good tale
A man dropped down in fit before
the door and was carried inside; the
club instantly made bets as to wheth-
er he would die or not, and when a
doctor was called In to attend him
his ministrations were interfered with
by the members, because. they said.
these would affect the fairness Of the
bets.-London Chronicle.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-12-09
Big Texas Melon.

Robert Longbotham, a farmer near
Shafter Lake, raised an eighty-pound
melon. 1t is of the Georgia sweet
variety from Texas grown seed.
The seed was planted July 2, the
vine blossomed August z and the
melon matured September IS, max
ing an average growth of two pounds
a day from the time the blossom
dropped off the vine until the melon
ripened, and during its growth the
melon registered maximum gain OF
six pounds during a single twenty
four hours.-Galvesto News.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-12-09

struggles and revolutions. The suo.
cess of the United States Government
has been a splendid example and in
spiration to the sister republics of the
South, and the foundation of this
Pan-American Palace of Peace
Friendship and Commerce is an I'M
portant epoch.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-12-09
Prinly Put.

"Ain't the Sox great team?" de-
manded the Chicago girl.
YES" admitted the Boston dam
sci. 81 must own that you have
very able aggregation of talent In tn
Half-hose." - Louisville Courier
Journal
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-12-09

Electricity as a motive power has
been in use for twenty-five years.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-12-09
One Great Bore.

Gontran has a neat way of opening
oysters without knife-he has only
to begin telling them story and they
Immediately yawn.-Le Rire.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-12-09

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Saft rcoet in Chin.

Mfron, Ohio, 10. Sftober.-@m
$. Soft reOete geltern IN iicben5ebn
auf Der Strede bon Cincinnati bis
9lfron gelegencn Srtldoften, mobei CT
eincn Gbeil oes Stootes beriibrte, scr
cingeItnn0enermaBen cine feIte Surg
1Sorafcr's ipor, lttO einen unoereiL
Der fir pemofrotiid) gift. IS gob iih
mcniger @ntbu'iiaSmlis, dis bel lcillen
Meoen I'M @eltelt, funb, bod borte
linn an pielen Srten cine groBc 3ub0.
rerid)aft ollfmerfiam 81, applaltoirtc
lebboft unO lieB Ben Ganoioaten oft
mails bp6lcbcn. Seine bebelltenoiten
9teocll. bielt er in 3uncspiae. Gonl.
bridge llno Ifron, no er iebes Mol
ieincn 9obnluoggon pcrlieB mo Ieinc
3ilhorerihaft nlfind)te. Sn 3ates-
piac griff er iomobl Srpon, ais @onl-
perS lcbboft an.
Saft muroe altf ielner Sollr pot
Scnotor @nt. 9lloen Smith bon Mi.
figon bcglcitet, Der alld mondntal
an ieil1c Stelle trot, menn leircSeiler.
felt i'm am Heoen binoerte. - gnt
Slbeno mar Gaft poai9 beiier, iebt
ober morgen ieine Solr tort, Die i'm
bon Slfron noh Goit.2iuerpool fiibrt.
SdJnt fir Glcnntbierc.
canton, Slfa., 10. Sftober.
Ser Notionol.Gotpe Der .2iga Der
alnerifoniiden Spprtsmen" nobm ei-
ne Heiolution oil, morin oorauf ge.
orlungen miro, boB bic Glf5dbne niht
mebr ols emblem benltst merben,
Inn Der NuSrottung Der Glfs ser @e-
minnrng Der 3dbne tpegen por5ilbells
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-14

oesormee gebalte 6lugnlaiGine nit,
ole IN elnem Softer u1o 5pei Sorb.
tald)en entbalten mar, olio BON iebr
bel6eioenen Gimeniionen iein biirite.
Seute pltroe bie Molfine offi,ieQ
obgeIlctcrt uno am Nodmittoo Don
Der oeronalttiiden 9pmmiiiion bes
Signolcorp5 inlpi5irt. Splitter miro
Serr Serring nod Hcru.9orf Sllrilds
febrel, Inn bort nod cini9e lbeile
Der Walhtnc 5u pcrpolltommncll.
Sir Die offi5icacn Nufitiege nit iei-
ner Waihine, Die in Sort Wper &c.
mad)t merben miliicn, ii1O linn nod
oreiBig Gage 3eit gcge6en. &orbc-
rlge Iuiitiege fam er an cincm linn
belicbigen Srte MAIDEN.
Sur Teiignation amigo
for0ert.
Die 9eboroen ser 6lottcn = glfo.
6emie boben % Wtoibipmen allige.
forbert, ibre H%eiignotion c%in5urei-
den. 3ielc Sefonntmadlu1g mar Die
6ol9e elmer am Samitug i~tottgebob-
ten Sibuug Der Eriifungs = Commit
lion Ser NnItalt, IN melber es iih
beralts ltelte, oaB 10 Witglieocr Der
Eeuen picrten &loiie uno aft Der
5"Ipeiten alulie Die i'm September ab.
gcboltene miilenihoftlihe Eriiiung
nidt %beitanoen baben. IS beItebt
obnebin IN Der Nfaoemie idon cine
9ln5abl rnbeiebter Stellen, nn0 I'M
10 bebauerliher erifeint, oaB Die
Mitglieoer5obl Der Brigade olli iols
tbe @eiic nod bctrGhtlih %perringcrt
miro.
G6crit Iemitt 6. Sprogue
&c it orbcn.
Sberit Genitt 6. Sproglle, ariegs-
peteron, Iopofat uno Gi6ter, ultcr
Grants COMMUNICATION 9lmocs-
Goniul in GclltidIunO II. StolierL lit
bier I'M 9llter bon y Sobren geitor.
ben. OberIt Spra9ue bat oltd) bobe
9lmoeaGmter in 9fem.Dorf, Gonncc-
ticut urto inn Giitrift Columbia BE-
flri0et
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Gr Senutor Glurf il t
VrnQn.

Gbicogo, Sis, IS. Oftober. -
Grs9llnbcsienntor ". q. Glnrt bon
Wontono bnt iih oobin ollsgeipros
det, Den @eid0ftSinterclicn 0eS 2an.
oes miirOc olr6 Die G%rp0bllmg @m.
s. 9rpnn's melentlid gcOient icill.
unb er, Glarf, mcroc olti ben Stump
0cben unb icin 9citcs 5lrr G%riu06llmg
Nrpon'S tbiln. ST bntte cine 9eiprc-
dung I'M bemofrotiidcn Sollptqltor-
tier nit Srn. Wod, Dem Gpriitcr oeS
ocmotrotiihcn Notionol : Gomite'2,
bel mcldcr er lid 1llBertc:
n0r. 9rpnn filbrt cine olsge5sid)-
nctc GompoNnc, llno i6 CLAUDE, Die
Gboncen icincr. GrmGblung sum ErG.
lioeltcl lino better, ais bel ieincn frii.
leren Gonoiooturcrt. Sine poQitGn.
Dig 9ceinigtc Ncnlofrotic ltebt butter
ibnl. guS boS Sb0rid)ltc III oicier
Champagne eridclnt mir Die Yrophe.
5eibltng Soft'S, Gle GrpGbluno be3
bemofrotiidcn Gon0iootcn lpcroe oen
@eld0ften lfo0cn un0 eincn Yonif
berbcifiibren. @rpon f0nnte idwer-
lid mebr 5lir St0runn9 Der @eihGfte
tbiln, oils Hpoiepelt getbou bot. SSh
babe @do in uerldiebenen Shcilen
oes Sunoca oll9clcgt mo 5ogCre nid)t,
ais 8eldoitSmonn 81 lo9er, Oob id)
tiir &circn Itinlnlen miirbc, 0clicn Gr.
luobllnlg nof) mciner Nniid)t oic &C.
Ihuftliden Sntcreilen bcS SonOcS it's.
ren lpilroc. Sd CLAUDE, Die grlpGb.
lung %rpon's miirbe itinrnlircno ollI
Die @cifGftsipclt pirfen ulb oos 81
lfait olli cine iclte uto geiunoc @aiiS
Itelfen."
0cmofrotiide Gompognc.
Seitragc.
Sincoln. Nebr., IS. Sftober.
Sr. Nod bat bier crflGrt, oie llcllcll
Gompognc-S citrdgc b~clieien. iih ou;
etlpa $4,000, uno Die c"in5elncn 9ci.
TRACE liefen bon ST al. Ger oor,e
6ono miro, mic bereitS befonnt oeoe.
ben moroen, ungefGbr 100000 bctro.
gen. Die Homell Der cinBelncn Ser.
loncn, meld,e 81 benz SonO 500 ooer
oorilber beigetrogcrl boben, miro Ser
S6otmeiiter bes Notiorol .Gon1ite's.
SerTann Hiober, morgcn ODER Ton.
nerItag neroffcntliden.
Die Nlltmort ollf Die 9eiduloiguna,
lpelde @oupernellr Sngbes bier III
leiner Ncoe crboben bot. BOB 9rpoll
ein llr5uperlGiiigef Mann lei. ertbeil-
tie @oltpernelir Sofe Snitb BON @epr-
glo beute in ciner Hebe, melfe er Dor
Den Stuoenten Der llniperiit1t BON
Nebrasfa in 2incoln belt.
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Stintlllen


DNIullllllIll. . : GpI
BUR G%ripGblung notbmen0ig iin6
242 Stimmcn. Sr. &ubSpetb itellt
@isconiin in Die Geibe 5pciieI6oiter
Staaten, unb gIoubt oud), BOB Die
Gemofroten quite G6oncen in Nclu-
Seriep, Connecticut, Tbooc-S $lono II.
SllinoiS baben.
Sasfell p%erflogt il.
Gon a SIS tn, Wo., IS. Sftober.
- @ouperneur SosfeQ Don Sflabos
mo fiinoigte berte Nohmittog oobier
ON, boB CT ieine anpGltc ~ol,toriiirt
bot, cine &crloumoun9Sflo0e 0egel1
@m. u. Searit cin5ulcitcn, ioboIo lie
8elegenbeit erbalten, linn cine Sorlu.
Dung 5u5uiteqen. Iics ioQ gei6eben,
iobalo Seorit otf ieiner Hildreiic
nah benz Often in Die bieii9e NGbe
fommt. Seiltc Nbenb reject Seurit IN
Seattle.
9rpon'S Sour ourh g G.
braSfQ.
2incoln, Hebr., t3. Sftober. -
@m. s. 9rpon reiite belltc fritz nm
5.25 oitf einem Grtro5ugc nod) Sntu-
ba o6 uhO rebete be,lte oaielbit. Gr
miro m0brenb Der nGditen brci Gage
20 &eoen i'm Stoote NebroSfo 6ol.
ten. l(ebermprgen miro er lid nod)
9enoer begeber, nm BORT am foIgcn-
Den Gage IN Der yGonpention.Saa"
81 ipreden. Sn Srn. 9rpon's Ieiic-
route, peldc Der rationale @oriitcr
Nod beute peroffentlittc, jino mGb.
reno Der nGditen iiebcn Gage MIR
orei groBe &cben angeiebt. Nod) Der
Gerlommlun9 in Gcnper miro ST..
grpon ont II. Sftober in omaha Ii.
am 10, in Chicago iprefen mo an
n0d)Iten Sonntog nieber nod 2i1coln
5uriidfebren. 9e5iigli6 Der Sour ser
foIgenoen @ode lit nod 9ii6ts be.
tonnt gegeben.
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s bolero unh FOB OF.

petersburg, Is. Oft. = Tic
Cholera . Statiitif fir Die geitcrll
Mittoa peritridenen "a Stunoen
meiit MIR 60 Nellerfrollfmngen IL. "a
Sobesfo1e ouf.
Gum eriten Mole lett Dem 9eginl
Der epidemic lieB lid) oil Mpntog
cine I%bnubme conitotircll, ip1breno
loiiIt ipegen Der am Sonntag Itott-
flnoenoen Iltobol grceIie itets cine
Sitnabme SIT per6eihnen par.
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beIt lit oils ooS &ano i'm @elten. Sd
mil ni6t iogcL Dab @ouoerneur
&u9beS Dies tbot Der @citrGge megen,
lueIfe MorgoL Gcpclp, Die Gonoer-
bits, lul0 elmer ser @oltlos 51 Ici=
ncm Champagne g 6ono geliefcrt bo-
ben, obcr icin &crboIteu 5cigt, ooB
cr ioIhc 6rogcn nit Den 4ugen eli
mes @ubn . E]rGiiocntcn ul0 nidlt
nit Den Altgcn 0c5 babniobrenoen
Ellblifllnl5 olliie6t.
IS lit nidt 5l perplutocr1, Dab CT
rem 0%cmotrutiihcn Setlmtttcl gegelt
Die Gruit5 opponirt, Oenn er bat ME,
mails irgcno mclhe8 Sl1tereiic an Ser
llbiteQlurg Der llebel gc5eigt, meld)t
Die Gruit5 iibcr ooS 2ono gebrodt
boben. Sd mil nidt iogen oob bieie
%orteiuobmc fir oic SruIts ocn @ci-
trGgcn 5lt5ltl6rcibcn lit, meld)e Gar.
ncgtc, Sdpob. @otcS, Sopemcpcr,
Gl1fe uno 9(nbere 5li ieinem Gompa0.
nefono gcleiitct baber. gs lit nidlt
lotbig; o%ll5uncbnlen, bnB oieie Sci.
trdge i'm iibcrbollpt beeinflllBt ia.
pen. GS mag chen icine notiirli6e
gteigunq icin, iih oltf Die Seite Der
SrlItS SIT ltcllcn, itott ouf Die Scite
6c8 &olfcS. Scinc Rcbe entbolt III
les, moS n0tbig lit, I'M i'm beS Won.
gels an Spmpotbic nit Dem Golfe 81
iiberfiibren. @ibt er irgenb nelde
Gorge iibcr ou9 l(urcd)t funo, mel.
dies Dem &olfc bllrd) bic SrllItS 5llgc-
fitgt lit? Niht oic gcrin9ite. Sot CT
Gin Scilmittel b~ogeqen? 9lbiolut tets
res. Sbm lit sic Sode Elm 8ege1s
Itorb ocS Imiiicntcnt5. SIS lit ibn1
mirfli6 iibcr ollc MoBcn ipoBboft,
at Ocnfen, bob irqcn0 Scmonb Der
iud)cn iolltc, etlpo5 Oo9egen 81 tbul."
SIN meiteren &crloltfc leiner Hcbe
fritiiirte 9rpon Die Ginm0nbe, mcIhc
@oupcrneltr @ugbCa gcgen Die Intt.
Trl1it Ylorfc Der bemofrotilhen
EIntform crboben butte. nWenn Die
Grcn5c bon so Ero5ent, bic mir felt
lebenl" logtc or, n5lt nieori9 lit, 10
ioatc &r. &ugbeS cine bobere Dor.
iGllogen, ga CT ober ilberbaupt feline
@re15c 5icbt, 10 miiiien mir onteb-
men, bob er 0oS fe~It5ulebenbc Mob
l1ift ais irgenOtpie lpeientlih bctrod)s
tct, uno mel1l1 benz 10 lit, 10 ioQtc ieine
Mniidt iibcr bic Sruitirnge ollb bon
teil1em @eruidlt fir Gic ieil, melde
scr Iniidt iinb, bob cin Gripotmono-
rol ncripcrflid) mo u1crtrGglid) lit.
@enn Sr, SugbeS nit Den Sru.it-
Woqnotcn borin iibcrcinItimmt, bob
Elm Srliit Elm Segen lit, 10 brolld)c id)
nit inn llid1t ilber Scilnlittel 81 bis
futircr, neil cin Segen fein Seilmit.
tel eriorocrt. @enn er 5llgibt, oob
cin Yripotmolopol %.periperflid) lit,
mo melln cr elm Scilnlittel oofiir Dor
idlGgt, 10 ipcroc i) nit &crgniigen
icin &eilmittcl b%cipred)en uno NIT
rem ltniern pergleihen!"
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&crmiidtc telcarap6iidc Scpcidci

-
&crmiIdte t%elcarapbiidc GcpeIdcn.
- Die Senfinsi deS agemiible uno
Der oo5l ~geborige Sol5bof IN Blaine,
@oib., gitgen rudbreto Der porleBten
Gaht in Slommen allf. Vton lddbt
ocn Serluit ollf 100000.
Ser ~S2.i1brige Wm. @irt BON
goungstolpL O., mllrbe on Montng
burd) 5fpei 9nncoihninoler, ipel6e
iif fir 2otterie . Igenten allsgoben
lt1b ibm grpbe @eipinnite in Muslid)t
Iteatcll, Inn $1,000 9eprellt.
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oerc Gele9oten, ipelfe Intbeil al
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