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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-03
Smith Hardware Company, 8
NO CHANCE FOR
ANY SKEPTICISM
Continued from page 81
At Quincy.

Quincy players have the advantage
of nearly all of the other clubs by
an early start. Reports from the
Gem training camp are very favorable
and the past week has been crowned
by good weather. Today the st. Paul
team opens a fye-day engagement,
closing on Wednesday. Thursday the
White Sox appear there. Archie Hill
mas arrived in the city and is working
out He will have as a rival for the
midway station berth a player by the
name of Hoke, who halls from Min
neapDiis. Hoke is sporting editor
and also has been mixed up in boxing
to certain extent tn Quincy Her
aid gives him credit for winning a
six-round decision over Battling Mel
son in private bout, but his career
seems 10 end there. Keyes and
Rouse. Quincy's two best pitchers,
are expected to arrive in time for to-
days game.
At Monmouth.
Monmouth will open the season.
training under little difficulty. The
transportation for players was not
sent out until Friday evening and it
is not likely they will report until the
middle of this week. Manager Drill
has been granted months leave OF
absence in order that he may make
a political race for county Judge up
where ne comes from, and Pink"
HawIey, an ex-big leaguer, arrived
THURSDAY night He viii take the
players in charge during the spring
training and Monmouth fans believe
that he viii prove a good man TO de-
viope them. The annual meeting OF
the Monmouth association was held
the other night and finances shown to
be In excellent shape. In 1909 debt
Of $1,000 contracted in 1903 was paid
Of
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-11
A MERRY CHRISTMAS IN NEW
PORT NEWS.

The Christmas Of 1910 will be
merry oEe indeed In Newport News.
The health of the community is good.
we have only moderate share OF
real poverty. trade is brisk along the
waterfront. the shipyard has a plenty
of work on hand, and. on the whole.
business conditions locally are better
than they have been in q long time.
Ever since Il was announced that
the Newport News yard was the only
bidder Tor the great battleship the
community has been smiling And
now there seems to be an excellent
prospect Of having no; only one bat
tIeship. but two built here. More
over. its believed in business circles
that 4 viii be only a matter of a
short time before an announcement
Of vastly greater importance TO the
city viii be made.
Why shouldn't We be merry thi'
Christmas.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-11
BURDEN OF PROOF NOT ON US.

DOnOEN OF fhOOF W. Wv w
Some OF our contemporaries while
not overfriendly to the Rev. James
Cannon. Jr., hesitRe 10 believe that
the latter gentleman is in league with
the State Organization saying that
to aver such a thing is tantamount
to de claring that Cannon il in league
with the liquor interests of the
State
The Journal has never declared
that Cannon is now in league with
the State organization. but that his
actions and his position on certain
questions are snch as to create a
strong suspicion. If not belief, that
such is the fact. As 10 the assertion
that IL Cannon is allied with the or
ganization" he is allied with the IL
quor interests, We have nothing 10
say. II others wish TO draw that con
clusi ion they are welcome, and we will
not say that they are wrong. while
carefully restraining from asserting
that they are right.
Nor should others call upon The
Journal for proof that Cannon is al
lied with the organization" That
is our belief. and we have stated our
reasons therefor. 1t Is not up TO us
to prove that Cannon is not working
with and for the machine leaders in
Virginia. 1t is up to Cannon and his
friends to prove that he is not. IL is
admitted on all sides that he and the
machine" worked shoulder to Shout
der to put Governor Mann in office:
that. in other words. Cannon and the
machine" were allies. We are in
possession of no proof that that al
lance has been severed. In absence
of proof of that contamination and in
face of the fact that Cannon's paper
Is supporting everything the machine
leaders are supporting and opposing
everything they oppose. including
legalized primary effective next sum-
mer. we may be pardoned for holding
10 the belief that Cannon and Swan
son and Martin and the rest under
stand each other thoroughly.
The burden OF proof is on the other
side. IL Canonn is no longer allied
with the Organization" he should
prove IT. Circumstances are against
Evening Jourrtdl
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-11
A GREAT INVENTION.

After half a century OF ceaseless
and persistent, endaavor. machine
has been perfected that will harvest
the cotton crop of the South. and IL
is confidently predicted that it will
prove rs advantageous to the cotton
planter as the reaper has proved to
the grain grower. The thing seems
to have human intelligence, for it
robs the mature boil of its store
without the slightest harm to the un-
ripe bolf or TO the new flower that
fructifies .late. The possibilities i'm
agined in this machine are simply
limitless. for one hand can till more
cotton than many hands can "pick."
andsin the old slavery times hundreds
OF bales were left to waste in the field
for lack of hands t6haryest the crop.
II the new machine is what il is
claimed to be, IL is an invention as
wonderful as the Mergenthaler limo
type. and the resulting benefits to
mankind will become as great. If Nc
Cormick had not invented the harves-
Ter it is doubtful If our country in
1910 would have exceeding 4o.00o.00o
inhabitants. Chicago would be a
wooden town of a quarter OF mil
lion. and bread from wheat -four a
luxury for the rich only.
And IL the cotton picker does for
The South what the reaper did for the
West, VIC will sec 7-cent cotton re-
turn more profit TO the man who
plants II than 15-cent cotton does
now, and all the world will be
blessed. for it will mean cheaper cot
ton fabrics and material decline in
the cost OF living And II will pro-
mote the end of those who say back
10 the farm. Washington Post.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-11
A MORE SENSIBLE SUGGESTION.

While all Virginia resented the sug-
zestion that he federal government
atte NJ, TO add 20 the District Of Co
iunbia tina, poraon OF the state. in
ciudiug the city of AlexaUEia. which
was rciroceded to the state by con.
gross after having been inclrded IN
the original grant there Vrobabis
viii b. little opposition TO President
Taf-s latest plan Tor extending Wash
iEgiou scsoss the Potomac into Viz
eInia The President suggests sha'
the federal government undertake q
acquire the tcrrii9y across the 70
tomac above the railroad bridge. IN
ciBding AriiaE;on cemetery. For
Meycr. Tie gOvcrnnent experiments
'''fsrm End the village o. Rosslyn. vi,h
oct asking that the ground actEail
be ccded away By he staie
n thc federal gOyerufbcut sccd
this t.rrifory and waz's to acanir
!. Il jusf - Il acooircd Fort Honra
ADD other rcscrsssions. 10 doub ~
matter can b. srssusci with0u, din
rul'y virsinians arc - much in,e
osscl n h. Improvement Of ne n
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-11
A DUTY THAT SHOULD BE A
PLEASURE.

II is the duty. and IL should be the
pleasure, OF everyone who has the
means TO contributssmething to the
support OF one of the several move
ments through which II is hoped that
Christmas cheer may be brought into
the homes OF the poor of Newport
News and vicinity. Through the As
sociatcd Charities or he salvation
Army almost every man or woman
who has a certain income from any
source can manage TO add a mite to
the Christmas poor fund without in
convenience. The people u means
who can AFFORD 20 contribute sabstan-
tally viii be personally called Up to
do their part. and. as usual. most Of
thcn will respond literally But
those whose pocketbools may limit
their gifts 10 small sums. say from
3 cents upward. and who will re
csire no direct appeal. can accomplish
Just as mach and more thsn the com
psrs;iseiy small nur.bSr Of individu
ais in this eomnDity who are IN 6
position TO give large suns
8. H. Fionmcr. teller Of the FirS
National Bank. IS treasurer Of th'
salvation Army relief fund this yrsr
and Superintendent John Golden. o
the sailors Rest, u The sgen, Of III
szeocisscs casri,ics. Both OF ines
ncn are 80 well known in the con
m.niu that ); hardly Is necessary 3
s-y HAT tscir nance arc suficicn
guarantee that any funds placed .
fhssr charge viii &c handed visei
AID Tor a good PURPOSE. The cficcI
Of the S<lvatloa Army vii hsndl
cioshinx. food " anything ci-c ta'
,sss - contributed BY ths> Eho ca
nct o. % not desire 20 -contribuI
-aoDfy NJ Golden. too. probab
vii Sui nnncser< good wa5s 70 u
r-sr Of c'sthizG Or food
rE6s n ma, r. rccn that ftcrc
80 limit s9os t,-s .ueun. or ctsr'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-11
NOT OF RECORD.

Mr.. Glass can hardly make the
failure OF the assembly TO enact a
primary law an issue against Gov.
Swanson. because he is doubtless as
much in favor of law OF this kind
as Mi. observation-disclosures Free
Lance.
Maybe so, But there is a differ
ence: Mr. Glass has time and ogain
affirmed his opinion that such a law
was necessary. aud has repeatedly
censured the Democratic State Com
mittee for not formulating and the
general assembly for not adopting an
efficient plan OF regulating for pri-
mary elections. IL Mr.. Swanson has
ever given expression. eitS<1<>whise
Governor or since. 10 an Opinion sd-
vocating lega.izstion Of TIE primary
We are ignorant OF the TIME and &C.
casion when he so committed hin
self. The man in position OF DO
I;sicai power who keeps mis- mouth
shut on an affirmative proposition o:
public moment has only himself 70
blame II he Is credited with indifer'
cnce. II not objeciion 70 r. Dtlk il
a false impression OF Swanson's atti
tude in this matter has obtained. tnt
means O. correcting 1t seems very
simple. Both as to that and fhs
late demand for State CONVERSION
he can remove all misrepresentation by
just saying In few words whore he
does stand. Norfolk Virrsnian-fiiot
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-11
The ElRsT CHRISTMAS.

sSow when Jesus was born IN
gethlehem OF Judea in the days OF
Hcrod the king. behold, there cane
the wise men from the east to Jerusa
lem.
rSaying, Where is he that is born
King OF the Jews? for we have seen
his star in the east, and have come
to Worship him.
when Herod the king had heard
these things, he was troubled, and
all Jerusalem with him.
And when he had gathered all OF
the chief priests and scribes OF the
people together, he demanded OF them
where Christ should be born.
-And they said unto him, In Beth
lehem of Juda. for thus it is writ
ten by the prophet.
And thou Bethlehem, in the land
OF Juda, art not least among the
princes of Juda; for out OF thee
shall Gene Governor. that shall rule
my people Israel.
Chen Herod. when he had priviiy
called the wise men. enquired of them
diligently what time the star ap-
peared.
And ne sent them to Bethlehem
and SAN, Go and search diligently Tor
the Young child: and when ye have
found him. bring me word again. that
l mayseome and worship him also.
when they heard the king. they
departek and, 10. the star. when
they saw in The east, went before
them, TIL II came AMI stood over
where the young child was.
"when they saw the star. they re-
joiced with exceeding great joy.
And when they were come into
The house. they saw the young child
with Mary his mother. and fell down
and worshipped him: and when they
had opened their treasures they pre-
scented unto him gifts: gold and
franxincense. and myrrh.'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-11
A WARNING TO MOTHER.

DO your Christmas shopping carry
do IL early. mother dear.
Before the rush and hustle Of the last
few days are here:
Go down while the assortment Is
abundant and unique.
Twill save you loads of worry and
excitement Christmas week:
Make haste and 20 today mother;
arise at break OF dawn
And hurry down and take your pick
before the best IL gone
the clerks are all attention; il yoI
wait there Is ia doubt
They'll be Scrn 10 a frazzle and con-
pleiely f1ckered out,
Don't wait another week. mother. -
buy the diamond ring
Which ever since a year ago I've bad
ulson the string:
And don't forFct the set of furs you
promised me vou'dtce
What Santa Claus would surely place
upon the Christmas tree.
The rush viii soon be great. motAe-.
80 take the tip I hand.
The reason for Il later yoG viii see
snd understand
The crowd viii coon be Swsrminr
into every shop and store
n uerc YOU ! wouldn't wal; a singh
hour more
so 10 your shopping carly. DO y car
". mother dear.
co down befcre the choicesi % th.
prsSenss disappear.
And then you'll not BE- bothered b
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-11
POINTED PsR1oRAPHs.


Tomorrow viii BE- another dsy-.bgt
the majority of US win be VI against
the same old grind.
But woman never tells all she
probably because she has two
cars and only one tonzne-
You never really know goman
vriil you see hor IN acton near
crowded bargain counter
4 good man isn't always cicvor- and
. clever mans .snt always good
Better keen your temper. Il = worth
more 10 you Than 70 anyone else.
u ycu arr master o. yourself you
have = servsut you can depend upon.
some woIn.n az beautiful becarsc
Of Their clothes. ana some IN spite q
them.
CHICAGO Sc~r
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-11

VIII you buy now, or wait until
next week when the stocks have been
picked over and there are score Of
customers for every tired clerk?
That is the question that should &C.
cupy the attention OF all persons who
have not already done their Christ
mas shopping. Christmas comes two
weeks from today, SO there are only
twelve more shopping days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-11
IS THERE A SANTA CLAUS?

We take pleasure In answering a
! once and thus prominently the com
municatiOn below. expressing at the
| same lime our great qualification tha
It's faithful author il numbered among
| the friends of the Sun:
Dear Editor am eight years
old.
Some of my little friends say
there is no Santa Claus.
Papa says IF you see it in the
Sun it's So
Please tell me the truth, is
there a Santa Claus?
VIRGINIA O'HANLON.
l15 West Ninety-nrst street
Virginia. your little I, friends are
wrong. They have been affected
the skepticism of skepticai age.
They 40 not believe except they gee
Thee think tina, nothing can be whic !
Is not comprehensive by their little
minds. All minds. Virginia, whether
they be mems or chjldren's, are little
In this great universe of ours man is
a mere inject. an ant. in his intellect,
as compared with the boundless worls
about him. as measured by the intel
ligence capable OF grasping the whole
of truth and knowledge.
Yes, Virginia. there is Santa
Claus. He exists as certainly as love
and generosity and devotion exist.
and you know that they abound and
siye to your life its highest beauts
and Joy Alas! how dreary would he
the world il there were no Santa
Clausl It would be as ireary as II
,hcre were 10 Virginias. There woud
be no chiIdlike faith then. no poetry.
no romance to make tolerable this ez-
istenee. We should have no enjoy
mont. except In sense and sight. The
a.ernai light with which childhood
fills the world would be extinguished.
Not believe in Santa Clausi You
might as well not believe in fairies!
You might get your papa to hire men
to watch in ali the chimneys on
Christmas Eve to catch Santa Claus,
but even il they did not see Santa
Claus coming down. what would that
prove? Nobody sees Santa Claus, but
that is no sign that there Is no Santa
Claus. The most real things in the
world are those that neither children
nor men can see. Did you ever see
fairies dancing on the lawn? OF
course not, but that's no proof that
they are not there Nobody can con-
ceive or imagine all the wonders
there are unseen and unseeable in
the world,
You tear apart the baby's rattle
and see what makes the noise inside.
but there is veil covering the I'M
seen world which not the strongest
man. nor even the united strength OF
nil the strongest men that ever lived.
could tear apart Only faith. fancy.
poetry. love. romance. can push aside
that curtain and view and picture the
superaai beauty and glory beyond. Is
it all reals All. Virginia. in all this
world there is nothing else real and
abiding.
No Santa Claus, Thank God, he
lives. and he lives forever A thou
sand years from now. Virginia, nay
ten times ten thousand years from
now. he will continue to make glad
the heart of chiidhood.-From the
New York Sun Of September II.
1897.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-11
THE JA,ls AND TUBERCULOSIS

4
DR.. J. T. Mastin. secretary OF the
safe Board OF Charities and Correc'
tions, declares that the condltons
prevailing in the jails of virginia are
such as 10 spread tuberculosis Inc
doctor refers specially to the lack OF
sufficient air space in the municipai
and county prisons. most Of which
are irtolerably crowded.
The Newport News city jail IS no
lexcc . ion TO the rule. About year
faeo p commission appointed by Judge
Rsrham and headed by DR.. }. T.
Buxton. inspected the local jail and
made lengthy report, showing that
the prison Is not fit place In when
TO .onfne human beings. At the time
the report created something of SEN
sa .jon. bet apparently 1t has been for
go.t.fs entirely now. The council has
not Wen considered the matter OF re-
building CT remodeling the Jail. and
az only small percentage OF not
over influential citizens are directly
and personally concerned about the
interior of the place the public gen
orally has long since dismissed the
matter from It's mind.
The commission reported that the
jail was rnsanitary because Of the
lack Of sufficient air-space for The
number of prisoners confined within
It's walls. as well as on account OF
an inadequate plumbing system. Fur
thermore. ii was pointed out that no
provision is made for the segregation
of prisoners in their proper classes
persons, presumably innocent, held
for trial. persons serving short SEN
fences for failure to pay fines FOR
trivial offences apd youths held for
the reformatory are locked up along
with convicted felons.
Upon entering upon the duties OF
his Office. City Sergeant Mugler had
the prison given thorough cleaning |
and whitewashing. and made certain
changes in the method of handling
prisoners which tended to improve
conditions. But he could not eliminate
The grave evils pointed out by the
lie cannot give suffi- |
cient air-space to the prisoners until
he building is enlarged:> he cannot
,egregate the different classes of pris-
,ners until the construction has been
and he cannot have a san
itary plumbing system until the witty
gives Il to him.
This is a serious matter that can
not have the attention of the council
too soon. If only the unfortunates
who have to spend time in the jai!
we're concerned 1t would be bad
enough. because the city has no right
TO Dat even convicted felons into a
disease breeding cage. Put the inter
esis of the entire community are at
stake. DIR. Mastin tells US mat 'ne
condition of the jails is conducive to
the spread OF tuberculosis. and any
physician will CONFIRM this statement.
And every case OF tuberculosis. espe-
citlly among the lower classes, where
no precautions are taken. is a menace
TO the safety of the public.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-11

press dispatch states that detail
ed and technical evidence was siimi-
mated IN Interstate Commerce Com
mission hearing at New Orleans. The
millennium must be near!
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-11

ter Of donations that may be maze
TO the fund. In this undertaking as
In everything else, every little DIT
helps"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-11

tionai capital as any other citizens,
and II they can contribute 10 thts end
without prejudice to their own COM
monwealth they will do II gladly.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-11

L y TO BE- street eowr. mad
aD~
~Ycs, something sui able Tor riot
lax IN I've iclacd the snarsgci;s -
Kansas City Journal
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-09
Die beflidjen Sadien.

sSn Be5us auf SefIidfeet iein mir
Sadien ben &nnern q gutes Std
iiber, rtnb iofpie mer MIR iber be
@renie CUNT, merit mer bas ogen-
bIidIif. @s is sic MIR &osen.
iprung niber ins alltenburei6e, mas
mer ober ba email pafiirt is, muB
i'd Se eraablen. Sd bin ie bod
nGnIidb Ytiler itno mar uf Der
@aI3e. Ntir DtiIler gebn natirIidJ
INNER benz 8aiIer na6 bon eener
Nible olir annern. SD seb sc mi
od1 an mem Bod maui oriiben TN
gltenburs'ider, E Steig fiibrte mid
in Sela6en un6 pie id oa ipieoer
raus gum, ieb id gleid), bab i1 mid
perIoofen bate. gi6 ipeit 6apon ufn
SeIOe ieb i6 nen Bauer adern. i6
gebe MI 6ruf 5u, sriie gans befIi6
uno fase: Sernie mel &uteIter, mol.
len sc mer MID gefeIigs iaeen, ipie
id ben aerabeften Deg huff sur nG6.
Iten Mlble gum, i'd babe mid nemIi6
e bisdIeu nerIoofsn. geu iuas aIoo.
ben Se pobG, bas Der srobe UeatI6
mer oiir gntiport gibt: y@ibt mid
raus, tpenn Sbr be @aase MID
pibt"').
8ie mid aber 6as seipurmt Bat,
eonnen Se iih sar MID 6enfen. SD
iage: ngei, berniemaI, is sic 6as
M od enc antiport uf meine befIide
Srage, Se ioqten nod NAL in DC
SduIe sebn, aber briben In SadIen,
unb e bisden SefIi6feit Ier,ell~ !,
breb mid Inn unO eeb meiner Bege.
y 9isfs wsssusart ptrO ben alisuburser
Baueru nddsefaet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-09

SrHdfebisr.
+9te alien 9etttIbeu trarl{m hn.
ltter nod eins.4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-09
WaHasIhafte @eHtiIatioR.
EasriH bic edHHsktitstsAHii nit bsT grfeHzk
Hih noe #IAt slsiasa earitt tah.

Bann erp6Ii6 tpirb Die M1enI6.
belt 6obin forrren, bic groBen tedr
nii6en Sorti6rttte ait6 6afiir au be
nusen, OuB man fir bas aIlern0.
tbieite Gorge tr6gt, bas Der Menid)
gum 2eben brmi6t, nGnIid fir quite
2uft. Man tSnnte ss nit einem bar.
ten Bort etnen SfanboI nennen, oaB
man es nod irlgner aIs ifledtbrn
feIbitperitGnbIib unb unperneibIid)
binninlmt, In einem groben &aitm
BET Der @niamn1lltng pieler Weni6en
ooer in @obnrGirrnen infolge Der Sci.
suns ober maneeIbafter 2Iftiing eine
oerborbene Atnoipb1re an3rtreffen.
geur gang alisnaburstpeiie finoet iid
elm Goal ODER elm Sbeater, bas aiidJ
Bel 6idt seoranetan 8eiud cine er-
trGsIi9e 2ift beibebaIt, uno 10 un-
banfkar ODER tpenigitens uualtfmerf-
fam 1T Der Meni6, baB er bas oann
eap6bnli6 ni6t anertennt, neil man
o[lsu oft an 6as Cute nur bann benft.
tpenn es febIt. 5reiIid lit SuSuseben.
oab Die 9entilation spirfli9 cine
idrpieriee Code 1T, benn ionit tpGre
man tpobI aitdJ Idon IdngIt tpeiter
bamit gefonmen unb cine upangeI-
bafte 8orri6titng bieier art fann TO-
gar idIedter iein aIs gar feline 9e.
ahtensSuertbe 8eriud,e irbe5ug aitf
bic Seiauns uno 2iiftrns in Gene
fltnasbetnnn iperben In ber 2onSoner
8o6enIdrift r9ancet" beidrieben.
gs iteIlte iidJ berals, bab unter se.
tpiiien ltmitanben Die @irfiing Der
8entilation eeraoe8u untsefebrt tplir-
be. Sci tpinbItiIlem Wetter sum Bet
TpieI mar iie gang arfrieoeniteIIeno,
aber BEL ifhpa6em @inb~ npa6te Hh
cine erbebIide9uftp eri6ledterune be.
merfbar. gIitf Der bonn @ino abse.
Iegenen Seite oes Sebdu6es trat Die
Suit bon auBen brrb bic 8et,tiIator-
offuineen in bic HGitnR elm, mas
bur6aus ungeeignst 1T, ba bieie
Seifnitngen niernaIs aeretniet iper-
ben uno baber oerbGItnibmGBie sroBe
Mengen bon Staub entbolten. Die
bafteriolosiide llnteriiiduns bieies
Statibes teiate, oaB niele franfbeits-
erresenbe Seine barin entbalten tpa.
ren II. q. bic eefdbrliditen @iterbaf-
terien, aud Der foeenannte Nitro
fotfus aorurrbaIis. Sn einem Gene
iitnssbetm tpirbe BET setpiiiem Bet.
ter tets Der @intritt elmer epidemic
Don Sdlsfranfbeiten beoba6tet, Die
aIsbaIo nadlieb, na9bem Die 8enti.
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