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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-04-30

Bert Harrington was over fro m
Ashland Tuesday on visit to his
family.
Mrs. William Aldrich visited with
friends at Park Falls during the
past week.
Cal Wiley transacted business at
Ashland last Saturday.
Sam Beauleau has returned home
from the hospital much improved in
health.
H. G.. Mertens was down from
BAYFIELD, the first of the week.
The semi-annual Conference Of
the Catholic Clergy comprising the
Ashland Deanery was held at Wash
burn last Wednesday. Rev. Father
Damian. Dean of the district pre-
sided. The following Rev Fathers
we're present: Besides the Dean,
fathers Chrysostom. Odoric and
rudenJius from Ashland, Fathers
Patrick and Agatho of Bayfield,. and
Fathers Dunstan and Honorius of
Washburn. 1t was decided to hold
the next Conference at Bayfield,.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-04-30

Miss Emma LaPointe left Monday
for st. Paul where she will visit
with her sisters for a couple of
weeks.
Mrs. S. A. Oscar returned Tues
day evening from Bemidji where
she was called owing to the serious
illness of the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Earl McClatchie.
James Kinney is now engaged in
fencing his land just west of the
city. He expects to do considerable
clearing the coming season,
VIM. Tomkins of Ashland who is
well known in this county, was in
the city today Mr.. Tomkins has been
sick for some two mon tbs and has
failed verv much. He is not expect
ed to live very long. He was accom-
panied by his son A. Pearce Tom
kins, Chairman of the County Board.
Attorney Tripp of Iron River
transacted business in the city this
morning.
r. T. Craigo will leave Saturday
for Madison where he will assume
his new duties in the University.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-04-30

Most of the candidates for Office
at the city election, especially the
successful ones did not spend
a cent in an effort to sec ure
political preferment, In most
cases the Office sought the man
and it was not necessary to de-
pend on the distribu tion of cam
paign expenses. Nels Lee spent
1,3O which went to the two city
papers for announcements, Lu-
-ther Bates, successful candidate
for supervisor in the first ward
spent the same amount and it al
so went to the newspapers.
Joseph Stanley. the defeated
candidated for alderman in the
first ward "loosened up" and let
go of $21.OO, all going for beer
and refreshments, ntertaining
friends" is what he reports. Mr..
Stanley succeeded in getting
eighteen votes for the Office, so
that his votes cost him a dollar
each, All Of the other officers
spent nothing,
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-04-30

Stevenson VS.. Wolf, ct al.
TheoboH vsGonia.
Tiller vi Zehnn
Wilkinson VS. Jones.
Walker VS. Gilbert
Wiggins VS. Wiggins
White vs. Bayfield, County.
Whelon VS. Whelon.
Walsh vs. Coach.
Washburn Land Company VS.
Lum her Co.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-04-30
Sweet is Treasurer.

At the regular Village election
held in the town of Gilbert,
Mimi, last Friday former Mayor
M. M. Sweet of this city was
elected Treasurer. Friends of
the former Mayor will be pleased
to know that he is getting into
the game up it the wilds of
northern Minnesota.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-04-30
JURY.CIv

Bayfield, County Bank VS. David
son, ct al.
Edlund VS. Nelson, ct al
Gierezak VS. N. w. Fuel Co.
HoWatt VS. GoetSch
Hering,vs du Pont Powder Co.
johnson VS. White River Lbr.
Co.
Kinney VS. Meehan
Kangas VS. Maryland
Kenatick VS. N. p. Railway Co.
Miller VS. Ryder
Meikle Wiley Broom Go VS.
Deschamp.
O'Brien VS. N. p. Railway Co.
Ryder VS. Nelson
State of Wis. VS. LeBare, ct al.
Sand VS. Gidloff.
Thorsen VS. Iron River Lbr. Co
Twiggs VS. G. st, p. M. & o. Ry.
Company.
Ullman VS. Clausen
Vogel VS. N. p. Ry. Co.
WashDurn Brewing Assn. VS.
st. P. Fire & Marin e ms. Co
COURT-LAw
Ashland National Bank VS.
Allen.
Boyd ct al VS. Washburn Elec-
trio L. & P. Co.
Campbell VS. Pratt, Town of
Fisher VS. Barnes.
Flanders VS. Washburn Land
Company.
Flynn VS. Flynn
Independent Tug Line Co. VS.
Lake Superior Lbr. & Box Co.
Jefferson VS. Benfar
Mockley VS. Mockley
NevinS VS. HalverSOn.
Nolander VS. School Board.
town of Washburn.
Peterson, ct al VS. Ungrodt ct al
Pike Lumber Cows Steele, etal
Pendergast VS. Erickson.
Pettingill VS. Bayfield, Co.
Rhodes VS. Rhodes
Sprague VS. Maxcy.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-04-30
Miss Ruth Fox is Third, Thomas
Kearns is Fifth
Washburn will not be Repre-
sented in the Final Con-
test at Ironwood

For the trSt time IN mum Der
of years the Washburn schools
will not be represented in the
final contest which will be held
at lronwood, Mich, on Friday
evening, May 9th. This was
definitely settled last Friday
evening at the division contest
held at Bayfield, in which our
representatives went down to
defeat. A defeat, which in the
opinion of many who heard the
contest, was not deserved. But
someone had to loose and the
markings were close. Miss
Ruth Fox, who represented our
school in the declamatory con-
test, was given third place, and
Thomas Kearns, who last year
took part in the finals at Superior
was fifth. One of the judges was
unable to attend the contest and
it was necessary to press into
service a travelling man from
Minneapolis.
The following is the program
of tho contest held AT RaVfield on
Friday evening:
DECLARATIONS.
''Hagar Florence Finn
Blaine High School, Superior
GA Present to the Old Folks"
Bertha Beglinger
Nelson Dewey High School,
Superior
s'Thellus the Lanista
Marie Cuddy
Spooner High School
ga Singular Life" Ruth Fox
Washburn High School
"The Heart of Old Hickory"
Frances Pine
Bayfield, High School.
ORATIONS
Robert En- mett's Last Speech
Eimon Wienir
Blaine High School, Superior
'The Mission of the New Japan
Noble Mack
Nelson Dewey High School,
Superior
"Sparticus to the Gladiaters"
Louis Isabella
Spooner High School
"Toussaint L'Onverture"
Thomas Kearns
Washburn High School
"American Ideals"
Clayton Ryder
Bayfield, High School
These will take part in the
final contest at IrOnwood:
EASTERN DISTRICT, DECLAMAToRY
First place, Miss Lura Osborne
of Ashland; second place, Miss
Ethel Smith, of Phillips.
EASTERN DISTRICT ORAToRICAL
First place, Anse Campbell Il,
Park Falls; second place, Edwin
HendricksOn, Ironwood.
WESTERN DISTRICT, DECLAMAT0RY
First place, Florence Finn
Superior; second place, Marie
Cuddy, Spooner.
WESTERN DISTRICT, ORATORICAL
First place, L. Isabella, ot
Spooner, second place, Noble
Mack, Superior.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-04-30
New Bulletin on Fertilizers.

The agricultural expert
ment station at the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin has just is
sued the annual spring bullet
on commeb al fertilizers,
which contains a discussion
of the use of such fertilizers
for various farm crops and a
list of manufacturers guar
antees as to ingredients, Ii
censed fertilizers, and an
alyses of the twenty different
brands licensed for sale in
1908. A list of manufact-
urers who have registered
concestrated feeding stuffs
to date is also included, shew7
ing some 600 brands by 18O
manufacturers, nearly three
times the number of manufact-
urers registered for lioence
a year ago before the new
law went into effect. The
number of brands licened has
nearly quadrupled in the year.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-04-30
Growing in Size

About twenty members of the
Red Men lodge of Bayfield, which
recently disbanded, have asked to be
transferred to the local lodge and a
good many of these will be taken in
az tie next meeting. This will give
the local order about 240 members,
making it one of the largest in the
city. The Red Men are going to
raise their death benefit from $50 to
$500 and they expect to gain a large
numb of new members by this.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-04-30
Cases to be Tried at the Regular
Term Of Court
Court will Open Here Next
Monday Morning, Judge
Parish Presiding.

Ten criminal cases, twenty
civil jury cases and twentyfour
cases of fact for court will be on
the regular calendar of the Cir
cult court which opens here Mon
day morning. tits possible that
court will be in session at least q
couple of weeks. The most i'm
portant case will undoubtedly be
the damage suit of r. A. Herring
against the dynamite company.
The following cases will be tried.
CRIMINAL
State VS. Peter Edlund. keep
ing house Of i'll fame.
State VS. Charles Traxel, keep
ing house of illfame.
State VS. Anna Heller, keeping
house of i'll ia me,
State VS. Peter Ritan, selling
intoxicating liquors to minors.
State VS. John A. Mcdonald,
selling intoxicating liquors to
minors.
State VS. Ed Mercer, selling in
toxicating liquors to minors.
State VS. Arnt Hanson, assault
with intent to kill
State VS. A. FL. Hosmer, NAL
feasance in office,
State VS. L. T, Stratton, giving
Intoxicating liquors to minors.
State VS. Louis Void, desertion,
State VS. George DePew, may
hem,
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-04-30

Judge Davis, of Bayfield,, tran :
f, sacted business in the city yester-
day.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-04-30

Nj. Marshau left the latter part
of last week for Ashland. He has
conducted junk shop here for some
time.
Mrs. ely de Ballard and son of
Manitowoc, are visiting in the city
at the home of Mrs. Ballard's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Kearns.
Alex Perro and James Viii kee
have returned from Odanah where
they haye been at work on drive.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-04-30

Mrs. D. M. Maxcy entertained at
her home last Friday evening in
honor of Mrs. G. A. Patterson.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-04-30

A dancing party was given at the
Union hall Tuesday evening.
Adam Winter, proprietor of the
Merchants hotel at Bayfield,, trans
acted business in the city Monday.
Agent Gibson of the Northwest
ern Fuel company says that the com
pany expect to do a big business
from this point this season. At
present things are kind of quiet at
the dock but Mr.. Gibson says that
this is only temporary and that
things will open up soon,
Mrs. Nels Lee has been visiting
her daughter at Odanah for several
days.
FoUND-A pin with baby's picture
on. Name Hjalmer Ludwig Rosen-
berg, Aberdeen, Wash. scratched
on back. Owner can have same by
paying advertising charges.
S F. Wall, director of manual
training, made business trip to
Ironwood during the past week. E
Tim Kearns has returned from
Rhineland where he has been work
ing during the winter.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-04-30
The Salt Company

The Delray Salt company, of De
troit, Michigan. who some time ago
leased the Commercial dock from
the Omaha railway, expect soon to
start hauling salt to this city. A
large amount of salt will come this
way, being hauled here by boat and
going out by rail to western points.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-02

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per Gonlpier st. Eolli," pio Elp.
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lono.9eiorocrrng crn,o0libt miro.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-02
@ricfbcf1rocrmng md bcm NnsIanbc.

Sic %oiSlGnbiidc EoIt fir sic mil
DEM 3. Sept. cnocnoe @ode id)lieB1
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Grams Atlantiibe q a It t"
EoIt.
@robbritonnicn II. SSrluno, ihlicBt
0icnItog mo Srcitag I'M 5 llbr
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mittogs.
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Nadlmittogs.
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Nadmittogs.
Grams. Atlantiihe q It.
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Samburg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-02

mar er in cine 0ienitfottntammer qe.
ratben? lin midi cine aufIteioenbe
gctIemmung gu perratbtn, fra9te er
9~c3pun9cu la6eno. lper bo in Der @de
bode. Seine Mntipprt. Wit berabafz
tenn Gnt16Iub trat er ndbsr uro foBte
bic graue Grideinung on. Grlei6tert
atbmete er arf. Gs mar morT9cs &C.
riimpel, bas man nit einsm Suhe be-
bedt bate; es fnadts unb tniIterte uns
ter ieinem @riff ipie trodencs Eciiig.
lin ben @u8!peg gu ertoedcn, entsiins
bette sr Elm 3iinb96l36cn. Die Ndnb
mar nit 9ol3 oufgetIeibet, er tonb
feline Sbiirflinfe unb teinsn Snppf.
Sas 3iinbb0lS6en erlo14. MGbrenb
bas StJmpf9tn nod eiHsn tursen Ius
aenblid r0tblid aliibte, iiberrieIelte i'm
plObli6 sistalt bic @inpfinbung, ais
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glansIoie @,lgen an aus einem peiben
@e'idt nit grinienben 3dbnen. Sein
SerSidlag itpdte. Gr bate Elm @cfiibl
ipie elmer, Der aus einem Graum nit
tiefem Graueu emporfdbrt. pbne iit
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bat. Nob tur5em 3aloern aiinoete er
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bs8 9GurnsS, bolb mie aug ben unter.
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fuum lpahrnebmbore Gimme eines
Manncs. Der offsnbar aus 2s;beStrdFs
ten fdlrie. Bon Grou'en erfabt. iorIG.
ten Die Serren nah benz llrIprang De,
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au cntosden. Der W1yQuis leQtt oas
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toumslte binaus, treioeblsid, na1 Cuff
rin9enb.
Tus @eri.ed oeS Jrdulsins bon Ra'
bal ienB mar %gcfunoen.
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8crciniatc Singer bon Baltimore.

ScrctHlglc SnHDcF uuh Suilthture.
Sauptqlortier: n@ermania WGn'
nerdor Salle;" Braiioent Senrr
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Strabe; 5inan5icfrctdr @. SinmeI'
beber, Nr. 315, Horb.gOens StraBe:
Statn1eiiter s. Midlid, Nr. 713,
@arner,S trabe; 9irigent Sh. Gent
berger. Geriammlung icOen 5lpeiten
Sreitag I'M Tonat.
r@ermania.S i1ortett-g Club"
Sauptqrarticr: @agncr's $alIe,
itunoe: Gienitaas. - Giriscnt 5.
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Sallptauartier: 8erinania Waii.
nerfor-Sane, Nr. 410 biz 412, 8eit'
2ombarb.S trabe. Sinqltunoe: 9on'
neritags - 9irigent: Ebeooor Sem.
berger.
m6robiinn."
Sauptquartier: Srobiinn Saue,
Nr. 1000, Sreoertd Ipenue. cling.
Nr. 11G, Noro.Yaca.S traBe, cling.
itunbe: Witttpods - 9irigent: Sobn
u. &lein.
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Sauptquartier: anoreas' Saue.
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Wittiuobs - 9irigent: 9apio We.
lamet.
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Sauptquartier: 8oiat's Saae, SIR.
1922, Sarforb-a penlle. Singitunoe:
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gde 2opltraBe uno 9clair'Utarft.
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&auptquartier: Ser. Ala, @eit.
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Icreins . 0aIenber.

Bidder eiangperein bon Baltimore.
9irigent Hrof. s. 4arolus.
Sauptquartier Sobn Sol5' Saae,
Scr. 4OS, it-2erington.S traBe. Sc.
ben SomItag gbenb, init ausnabme
oes oritten Samitags I'M Wonnt.
Singitunoe. (Ipril7.-1O
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$4,000. gu ~berfamfcn: $4,000.

5ene i,enett, moncrncn 5iueiuud,9en Shufcr
gn Der GnrosSdre' Strabe, 5fuiiten Snirmonnts
Noei'iIe nno Subeite'Strabe, NIT allen mober.
Ien G%lnribtnngen; ceincniirie 1ener, Sof mo
1rottoirs. Sniaiuirte Saoeipanncn ulto aiteil'
nnsente. Olarmortrcppcn uno sG5eiimfe. iani'
fare Sralnage, StraBen init oitrifi8lrien 3ieacI'
lfelitet geptiaitert. sic miifien gcfcben iperS"n.
uni fie fhdsen at fDnnen.
Wlat ltebrtc .5airmount . gtbcnuc . @aaeone.
ht rno Sonntaes often. 4genfen am RIabe.
Srnlnrnictbe $4,000 - fetslnobreibig Dollars
pro Sabr.
Nalter 8. Mefybaf,
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Sic Staot EittSburg riie
ltct lid) sur 6cicr ocs $50. Sobrcstu.
gc5 ihrcr @rilnoung, 5ll iutld)cr ais
G%clpnocrc Nttrnttion sic Nudfommcll
George Maibington'S cln0cloocn ipcr-
ocn lollcn. &iclc hot man rlid)t nllf-
trcibcn fonlcn, i'm @on5cn MIR brci.
Scr cine bicicr Nodfommcn lit
Ebornton Iilguitin @oibin9ton aus
Tnbcr Wfp., Der in pierter Genera.
ton bonn Gltcfterr @tllocr ocS yGoterS
hcs &otcrlonots@ n61tohtint. Gin AT
ncrtr SppoB Der Camille @oibinG.
ton lit George Sbornton @oibingtolt
ulo ser brittle lit 2omrcncc 9errp
@oibingtor, sic 9cioc in Gan SIN.
tonic, Ger, gcborcn lullrocn mo III
NciusS Orleans oniGiiig iinb. Ibncn-
ltol5 ihcint ocll @oibin9tons irenno
ST. icin. Won bot BON ibrcr Griltcn5
biSlong foltm ctmos gelpltBt, tbatiod).
lid bot Der Eittsburgcr Scitousidllb
tic crit noh emliigcr Sudc uusiinbig
gemodt. George @olbiugton bat fei.
nc lciblidcn 9to6fpmmelt binterlul-
len.
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$3.50 - SIR eines iencr prabtooIen Sdl'
fer iabe Tntterion'Rnrf. Nr. 20, %. 20 etc,
acro.SaresStrabc. @erneniirie Groitoire. Sell
Ter nno Soi; emniuirte 0aoeipdnne mo aii.
heinls9ub etc. $50 @uar nnb $40 Do pro $50.
dc iautcr eincS iencr rcherncn Sduicr. @es
tttiat fie uno iibcr Icugt 9ut. Gebr Ieidte
Weoilgunaen. Goiparo 3. Sturd. on Srt nao
Stcle. tSuui17,15,l&S)
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6igarrens iIno Galtnn .gaoeu ......... $500
8cltnlration uno Safilpirtbfdaft ....... $500
GpiriinoicnbanoIulla nit SaIunn. ..... $500
Wobnbnns nit 6 3inncrir lilb Nno. 80. $50
Surm bon 1876 Idcrn, infl. Gr1otc. 5000
Scrntaun Saheubupp, 401 @aitbersSlog,
III 9uro.GBarless Stranc.
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Wir Baben bic folgcnocn gntcn Sano-
Gumplerc aim &crfanf:

8 ader $3.50; 8 slder $500; III gder $3.50:
4s @der $4,000; 10 glder 1890. gluf Citizen
oiefcr YIate itcben 0bItbdume. Sierale a,ttni-
fen 3abri per eIeftrifbc gabn bon baltimore
unb flint Oiinuten si SUB bon oer Stniiou nab
traeno einem Der BliBc. a6nnen Glide baoor
inter leitteu 3dblun9Sbebinguraeu oeriaufeil.
@berinus rs elder arobe Snrm NIT ieiner gDdf'
t%stltonie' iiiieSlaer aipet Dlsiier poil o%erleios,I
nnoeren DISQUALIFICATION, 6u $4,000.
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Sr. III, saprb.6 barles. etrake.
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Baltimore MurtfberiGtc.

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cinihlicBlid 1919 6diicr 5t Occult,
Eoint ulO 2299 6diier SIT Canton;
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MQe, tuefdbt @efb gebranden, tpreden tter
SCR. MnIeiben auf Salire, Wl1bcI unD 9runo-
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MnleiBen auf NObel nnb anbcrs
Sidcrhritcu.

fir 6 Vrp5ent, aenau mad Dem nenen Sefete.
6au3 pribatiin. Ntdltrr, Er. 2fO. SH'2eStnD.
tuit.9 trabe, ,Saniant Snllbing".
Sn Ser Office ,pirb 9eutid seprpdhtn.
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5m pe~rfan fen.

Gu Ucrfaufcu:
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tctc Subrif. Wiun u%orctiirc: -. Z. q" rIent'
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ScneraI.Sleent uno @ritnoei9c1tbulls sWtnflcr,
cnpfiebIi ilb Dem ~aecbrtcn YSlblifum beften5
8liin 9oneitiren bon Wiietben iino Srllnb6inicii.
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