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The Ely miner., 1911-08-25
HIS SPORTS

His sports are the most serious
thing in his early life; the funnier
and louder they are, the more serious
They rank with the solemnities and
if they are at all what they ought to
be, their value is beyond calculation
Physically, he is adapted to sport
and then developed by it. His grow
ing muscles and bones and his un.
stable nervous system require play
He has several million neurons already
and each one is jumping-all of them
in different directions. Cant you
keep still?" asks the impatient moth.
er, when she ought to know from
memory that he cannot He is manu-.
featuring energy so fast it must be
taken care of, and play is the very
way nature has devised for that. Play
gives each muscle and neuron a
chance and train them all to work to-
gether.
But the chief value of play is not
physical; it is mental and ethical and
social and emotional. It shows what
is in a boy; helps to correct him;
then discovers great truths and prin.
ciples to him.
He expresses all of himself in play
The psychical as well as physical
seeks that form of expression. He ex.
presses his emotions first in food.
getting; next in play. His whole
mind gets into it. Imitation and
imagination; reason and religion; love
and hate; courage and comradeship-
all are there. From seven to thirteen
he learns to coordinate motion and
emotion.
He learns law, not alone the laws
of the game, but the great law of
cause and effect. He learns, perforce,
to respect the rights of others. Team
work establishes social fellowship. He
learns to accept defeat cheerfully and
get ready for the next opportunity
Defeats are turned into achievements
and obstacles into opportunities, by
such spirit. The skill which the
game requires he always acquires,
training all his powers to help each
other, like soldiers in well-drilled
army. Here, then, are three great
qualities disciplined by his sports
fairness, pluck and skill Into the
gaining of them go self-control, espe-
cially the control of the temper, def
ance of temptation, the altruistic SEN
timents of comradeship, self-conh-
dence and obedience.
AS a baby, his play developed his
muscles; next, his skill; then from
twelve on, it trained the will power
and the social sentiments. Nature has
graded the school just right. AS the
spirit of comradeship rises in him, he
enjoys his fellow players as well as
the play itself, sometimes more.
The Ely miner., 1911-08-25

WASHINGTON.-The farmer and the
w manufacturer shared about equal
ly in the remarkable growth in ex-
ports which characterized the fiscal
year recently ended. The total in
crease was 3O4.00O,O0O when COM
pared with the Immediately preceding
year, being larger gain than ever
before shown in single year of our
export trade.
OF this gain manufacturers as a
whole supplied $140.O00.00O cotton
about 135.0O0.0O0; meats and dairy
products about $19.00O,OOO; corn. s1O.-
100000; food animals, $1,500,0 900; flour.
about $2,500,000. while wheat shows
marked decline
Cotton is king in the exports of
products of agriculture, the value ex-
ported during the year being $585 5,00O,-
600 III 1910. by far the largest
total ever shown in the cotton export
The Ely miner., 1911-08-25
In Strict Obedience,

Master Gregory Graham, aged three.
had been having an ocean bath. and
breaking away from his older sister
he ran all dripping wet to the door of
the living room, where Mrs. Graham
was entertaining caller from the
fashionable hotel.
''Why, Greg" his mother greeted
him, you mustn't come in here like
that, dear. Go straight upstairs and
take off your bathing suit first"
A few minutes later Mrs. Graham
turned toward the door in curiosity
as to what sight there had sent her
visitors eyebrows up so high, and in
the same moment her sons cheerful
voice rang out:
Il looked it off, mother, like you
told me to. I'm coming in now for
some cake"
The Ely miner., 1911-08-25

pain, my nerves are stronger and can
DO my own work. Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound cured me after
everything else had failed, and I rec
ommend it to other suffering women"
Mas. VIM. SEALS COS w. Howard St.,
Creston, Iowa.
Thousands Of unsolicited and genu-
Inc testimonials like the above prove
the efficiency of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, which is made
exclusively from roots and herbs.
Women who suffer from those dis
tressing ills should not lose sight Of
these facts or doubt the ability of Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to
restore their health.
If you want special advice write
to Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass.
She will treat your letter as
strictly confidential. For 20 years
she has been helping sick women
in this way, free of charge. Don't
hesitate-Write at once.
The Ely miner., 1911-08-25
Spy Charge Arouses Army Officials

is a fine specimen of the stable-mfnd-
ed spy. He gave the first fruits OF
his labors into the keeping of q
woman.
1t cannot be conceived what Austria
wants with maps of our forts and with
rosters of our regiments. Years ago
SO long in the past that perhaps no
man living remembers tive had a
furry with the Austrians. A Yankee
gunboat captain, name forgotten,
threatened to blow Trieste or some
other place out of the empire into
kingdom come unless something, now
also forgotten, was done, and done
quick. The something was done, and
there has been no occasion since to
fear that ambassadors were to be or
dered home and broadsides were to
roar.
It is suggested that the spy In the
ranks, whose STEADY company" gave
him away, wants to learn how to make
dunnite, our most powerful explosive.
He has been serving at posts where
they neither make dunnite nor use 1t.
Moreover, we have well-defined
thought that the inventor of the dead
ly stuff, Colonel Beverly w. Dunn, has
safeguarded his secret. Colonel Dunn
is a veteran of thirty-two years active
service. He has thought enough Of
the country and the army to give
two sons into their keeping. Private
Dv{v n.
Graetz, whichever he is, has some
thing to do when he tries to undo
Dunn.
The Ely miner., 1911-08-25
Danger in Dishonest Soda Fountains

I'll HE soda water fountain is as great
! a menace to femininity. in many
cases, as the barroom to masculinity,
according to DR.. Harvey w. Wiley.
the government pure food and drug
expert. Let it be understood that DR..
Wiley is not defending the barroom.
While not prohibitionist, he is "fer-
ninst" strong drink.
DR.. Wiley is not opposed to soda
water in itself. nor to the gayly be-
decked fountains from which it issues.
He is strongly opposed to dangerous
ingredients which are hidden in the
foam-covered glasses which are hand
ed out to young and old alike.
81 am friend Of the soda water
man." DR.. Wiley said. "The honest
soda water man who sells real soda
water is a godsend today. would
not part with him for the world. It's
the man who sells injurious chemi-
calls and habit-producing drugs In
soda water glasses to whom am op-
posed and whom l would like to see
driven out of business.
ITO be pure and healthy. soda wa
ter should contain three ingredients
pure fruit favors, pure carbonated
water and sugar, not saccharin or
some other injurious sweetening. To
sell flavors that are made of chemi-
Gals instead Of fruits is criminal. To
begin with, what is soda water? First
of all, soda water does not and is not
supposed to contain any soda. The
name il a misnomer. A great deal
of the stuff that is sold under the
name of soda water contains saccharin
instead of sugar. That shsuld be pro
The Ely miner., 1911-08-25
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beyyPf|;[|3$5!e9g 3 > ,!['! s IL!
THE BOY WONDER
y yDRJS.KJRTLEy

A boy wonder may still be found
here and there, but am not bringing
charge to that effect against any
boy of my acquaintance. There have
been such in the past, there will be
in the future, and We have heard of a
lew, now living, though it is not like
ly that the charge could be sustained,
In every instance.
We can never forget Watt, whose
genius showed itself. when he watch
ed the steam lift the lid of his moth
er's tea kettle; nor John Stuart Mill,
who was thinking through philosophi-
cal problems, and in technical lam
guage, long before he reached his
teens. Pope said: II lisped in
numbers, for the numbers came" even
though some now think he never did
anything but lisp, except limp. The
late John Fisk was a good Greek and
Latin and philosophical scholar, before
the average boy of that age had learn
ed his grammar. Students of music
can never forget how the boy, Han
del, stole into the chapel in the dark
and played the organ till they were
attracted from all over the estate of
the duke of Saxe-Weissenfels and all
thought 1t must be an angel and the
duke pronounced him a genius; nor
forget how Wolfgang Mozart was
playing tunes at four, and did not
have an equal on the harpsichord at
twelve. Josef Hoffman was the won
derful boy pianist a few years ago
and now has made good as man.
In the line Of music, early genius
has been brilliant, but almost as much
SO, in literature. Pope wrote his lode
to Silence" at IL, and lode to Soil
tude" at II. At IL Macaulay won
fame, by his first volume. Cowley
wrote "Pyrimas and Thisbe' at 12.
At 16 Tasso wrote "Rinaldo," Hugo
printed volume of poems and so did
Chatterton. Shelley wrote Queen
Nab" and Disraeli "Vivian Gray" at
Is. Dickens was made famous by his
Sketches" and Byron by his English
Bards and Scotch Reviewers" at 21.
And there have been boy Orators"
and boy Preachers" and boy Busi-
ness Men" No one denies that there
have been and still will be boy ge-
muses.. Little William James Sidis
has dazzled the wise men of the east
with his conversations and writings
and addresses on philosophical and
mathematical subjects, and he will
soon know all that Harvard can teach
him, while Nicholas Wiener is treat
Ing Cornell to the same sort of SEN
sation. Alexander Hamilton comes
In that class. In few months after
arriving in New York from his native
West Indies, to attend Kings college,
he had studied out the question of the
right of our country to independence,
and, in a patriotic meeting, in the
open field, came forward and electri-
The Ely miner., 1911-08-25
Unfair at Times.

She admitted being jealous of her
husband. Consequently they quarreled
frequently, and, womanlike, she con-
fided In her best friend. You are un-
fair at times to George" said the best
friend one day, as the two sat on the
veranda of the suburban home. Il
saw George in the city yesterday and
he didn't see me- So kept watching
him. He had q seat In a crowded
subway car. At least two score won.
en-, most of them pretty as a picture,
came In and passed by him or stood
The Ely miner., 1911-08-25
Adjustment of Courtesy.

A writer in the London Chronicle In
cites us to greater courtesy in the
affairs of daily life. But we cannot
go about all day. he says, begging each
others pardons. We ram into hur-
ried wayfarers, and bash each others
hats with ill-manager umbrellas. Per-
haps the proper apology was that of
the man who butted into the. writer.
IF that was my fault" he said as he
picked up his hat, Il beg your par
DON" 1t was given with an approving
smile. "But II 1t was your fault" he
The Ely miner., 1911-08-25
Didn't Want Much.

Youngster-Will you let muvve,
have quartern of butter and a pen,
north of cheese? And she'll send
shilling in when father comes home
Shopman-All right, missile!
Youngster-An' she wants to know
If you'll send the change now. COS she
wants to put penny In ths gar
meter!-Comje Cuta
The Ely miner., 1911-08-25
A Human Cruet.stand,

Several villagers were discussing
departed sister who had been given to
good deeds, but was rather too fond
of dispensing sharp spoken advice.
"She was an excellent woman" said
the deceased lady's pastor. "She was
constantly in the homes Of the poor
and afflicted. In fact, she was the salt
of the earth"
"She was more than that" remarked
villager. "She was the vinegar, the
pepper and the mustard as well. She
was a perfect cruet stand of virtues"
London Tit-Bits.
The Ely miner., 1911-08-25
Homely Illustration.

Sometimes virtue can be exas
gerated until it becomes vice." said
the earnest adviser. II see exactly
what you're comm at" replied Taran-
tula Tim. Whereas four aces is a
blessin' and greatly to be admired.
five of 'em kin create untold dis
session"
The Ely miner., 1911-08-25

in my side, sick
headaches and ner-
vousness. Ihad ia
ken SO many medi-
cines that I w as
discouraged a nd
thought I would
never get well. A
friend told me Of
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vege table Com
pound and it re-
stored me to health.
I have no more
The Ely miner., 1911-08-25

continued. as he contemplated the
muddy hat, you're fool!" Here one
sees the proper adjustment of cour-
tesy.
The Ely miner., 1911-08-25

MyrtleI understand Miss Crit:v
paid me compliment last night.
Natica-Not quite, but she came AZ
near it as you could ever expect from
her. She said you were charming.
The Ely miner., 1911-08-25

In front of him. And George never
looked at one of them; ne was deeply
interested in his paper"
The Ely miner., 1911-08-25
DNFLAM=
NATION
AND PAIN
Cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Creston, Iowa." was troubled for
D long time with Inflammation, pains
The Ely miner., 1911-08-25

A Thirst tor Information.
Say, pa?"
What Is it?"
"Who made the after-dinner
speeches at Belsbazzar's feast?
The Ely miner., 1911-08-25

Even pessimists can see the bright
side of a silver dollar.
The Ely miner., 1911-08-25

HR YE HAVE left the bright
AAJ skies of California behind,
WW and looking through the
Wv huge pines on the left, the
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-14

idmmfIid geIforben. Serner6in n
es iebr pidtig, ooB Sic gotieutaI,
i~riib0eitig sur Operation fommpn|
Sadiig (sd6r6ing) bat cine mil
8erleenng oes 3perdfelles perbltnSel
ne Serspnnoe nit grfoIa operirtl
gSiIms (SeioeIberg) bat bier Ser,l
cperutionen ouSgefiibrt, bon Sene,
5rpei t0otIid) berliefen.
S6nmadcr (3iirid) madlt olf Sic
MogIidfeit aufmerfiom. einseIne
8ortien Der 2nngeH beim G6rumpipu
mo etrpnigc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81.
nit our Selling Slt brinneu. Gs Inns
bereits otpei Sdlle oerort operirt NOR.
bcH. MiiIler (9foItod) bcridtct iiber
Sie operative GHtiernung zines tl,bcr.
fnEoien 2nnaculappens. 4iimmeII
(Snmburg) bot cine gauge 2ltnae me.
GEN @eidAmlIitbiloung berausgenom.
men, bod 1T Der Batient ipdtcr an
Ser SoIgen elmer eitrigen 9uitr0b.
renent3iinbung ~geitorben.
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Shidt biloen. Siibitamen, melhc
Slpor eic Notwithstanding oes
@olierS uerminoern. iolGe Insbrei.
tuigstriGcinmgen aber ri6t 5eieen,
er9eben aud fcin anormales 8erbal'
ten.
ca IN Der anormaI geporhenen
@aiieril6de ie0e shfSoebnlna Der
Obcrild6e cine 3unohmc icoe Ser
fleiucrune Der Sberil1he aher cine
Nbnolnne Der Notwithstanding
bemirft lest ole GbcrilGdp ieoer BE.
mcglRss Sie nit elmer Gbcrflddcn-
nergro6ernno uerfniipit lit eiiten gei.
0eritono eut9egen. Sic anormale
GberiiGde mirft alio luie cine eIaiti.
fdc Snut, Ole gegcu 9icgltnecn mir
inioiegn ardite eutmidelt. als burt,
Sicic @icgMngeE Gcbmlngcn Der
&allt erseiIgt merhen 9ieie Geb.
nuugen iino i'm Scrb6ltniB sur 9ieg.
ING I'M 10 GROCER, lie filr5er ilito ipi.
ger Die @elIen iino, nnb in elmer
IelIe iinb file on ~benienioen StcIlen.
peIde ipiBc 6ormcn 1c;2en, GROCER
als al ben flod)en. Sic o1mpfen6c
@irfuns Der Dele unb Seifcnloiun.
gen lift oesbaB einerieits ali fiir5eren
@eilen GROCER als al langen un6 an.
berieits an ben 8opfen it1rfer dig i'm
@eqentbal. 9ebbalb meroen aeraoe
Die seidbrlihen Stur5ieen am meiiten
geglGttet unb ouf Sen groBcn @ellcn
hic iibprgelagerten fleinen @ellen
ON nleiite1t seoampft.
Cine abtpeidenoe Inifanung iiber
oas 3uitanoefommen Der @ellen.
bdmpflnlg pertritt 90. 9fidter. Ser bic
@ellenherubigung anf 9iffuiions-
bcrg6nge 3uriidiiibren m6dte. or
itiist icine @nIift II. a. 6arauf, onS
bel gen5ol uno Selidure Die fir Die
@ellenterubigung in 9etrodt fom.
menocn &rGfte nabe5u 9lei6 iin6
(2,257 be5m. 2,293 m9r.mm) un6
bdb troboem gen5pl Fir bic @eI!en.
berllbigung ut%eceienet, SeliGure
aber iebr mirfinm lit, Siigt man ocH.
R,en3oI aber eiuise BroSent SeliGure
Binsu, tDsSur& ois OberiI04emipaR.
ming 70 gut fpie car Rid1t ee1ahers
,pir6. 10 ipirtt es hsellenaldtteno. Gel.
iauree 9aIi, bas niht BON ben IettcR
Spuren freier Selidure befreit lit.
bcrubigt Die @ellen, idiittelt man cs
cher mebrere Mule nit Setradlor.
f~o6lenltoff ans, INN linn Die freie
S1ilre 5u ent5ieben 10 perliert es Die
SGbigfeit, @el(en 8it odmpfen, obnc
inoeS ieine Notwithstanding 81
Gnbern. gbenio crideint eS ibm nit
Der SberflGbenipnnmnestbeorie I'm.
%perein6ar, Onb 5luor cine 2oinng bon
ollaltrem &ali nidt ober cine iolde
bon iteoriniaurem 9ali einSS@irfltng
oitf Die Meeresmellen ditBerte, trot'
Dem beioe Sol5l0iungen nobe5u Die.
ielbe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. botten.
3ieie ginp1noe biirften Bel @eriid.
Iidtigrng oes onormalen 8erbaItens
mand1es an ibrer &raft perlieren,
menngIeib ni6t bebouptet ,nerog,
ioIl, Dab feinerlei Sdpieriefeiten in
Der grflarung nit ieneln 8erbalten
porfontmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-14
ueber Ole 5ortidritte Der
Gbirursie

murbeu out Dem neulid in Sena
obaebaltenen 40. &ougreB Der
9eutideu @eielIidoft fir Gbirurgic
intereiiante Mittbeilimgell gemaft.
2erer (Seno) ipra1 in eirlem aug
iiibrli6en Geierot iiber freie lleber.
pflan5ungen Der Solt, Shleimbatt,
6es Settgenebes, Der Hernen, Der &c.
f1be, Der Sebnen, Ser &nodyenbart.
Ger 9audfeIlii6er3ua liitb Ieine 4n.
bdrgiel eisnen lid ni6t gut sur freien
lleberpilon5ltng, oage9en lit oas &no-
den9eipebe iofpobl bel oemiel6en nie
bel einem iremoen Shoipioumfn Dor.
5iieli6 geeignet, Gas &torbelgetue.
be lit bei ieiner leidt 5ltoGngli6en
gntnobmeQuelle beion0erS gut fir
lleberpflan5uug al oemieI6en Sn6i.
piouum. s(us bieien beioen @igen.
id)often bes &nodenS un6 anorpels
ergie6t iid Die bonn 8ortrogenoen nit
@rfolg geiibte lleberpflon5ung bon
gar5ell @elenfen. Die lleberpilan5-
ing gallser @fieoer bat oitd) erpcri.
menteIl nod feline braud)boren Heiul.
tate ereeben. Die lleberpfIan5ung
9anSer Srgane lit ebenfalls aus ben
@eriuden nod nift beraiis.
&onig (@reifsmaIb) bat GerIude
eemad)t, ourd ireie lteberptlon3ui1g
offene Shleimbautpunben ait id)lie.
BEN. @s lit Dies ielbit bel groben
Seffnun9en am @agen nno 2arm
gelitnaen. Gem 8erfabren baftet Der
llebelituno an, bdB es leid)t at breiten
Seriuahiungen 8ernnloiiung giebt.
geim geridluB bon Seffnungen Der
9laie uno bes Waitoarmes maren Die
@rfolgs gut. Sobmeier (@rpifs.
malo) bat Die 6rogc tpeiter i'm @rpe.
rinent eepriift nuo 3ipar beionoers
beim 8eridluB bon Seffnnngcn Der
2uftrobre. Nah Hebn C5ena) iino
Die Relnltote Der llebertragitua bon
Settgeipe6e bel bemielben Snoipi.
oirum gut, bel frenoem Snoioionum
ihledt. Sur fiinitIideu geicItigung
Der &n~ofeubriide iopie iiberbaupt
bel neutrality-suspicious. lit Sas Sorn
pom Ebiere iebr secignet.
8iittuer (@resIou) madt @ittbei.
limeen iiber Den 8~otienten, BEL benz
Der berausgenommene Sbcridcnfel.
fopf nno elm Gbeil oeS Sberidenfels
ourd entIpredenSe 2eidcntbeiIe er.
iest wuroen. 0a Der Yaticnt in3sui.
idlen an ltcuer @eidmuTtbiIoung ge.
itorben 1T, 10 fonnte Dos 8rGparaf &c.
seist peroen, aus Dem cine poIlfofn.
men feite @ereinisune beiber Sheile
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dui oelI Sdnltern fo~rtgeihIrppt, mon
tbci!i sen lcsten Siiien. einer idItsigi
lid iiir oen onnern in Se Shou5e =
.incnn iG foIle, nimm meiHen YeIS.
CT gibf uarml@ llnb mas gibt es Gr.
arriienhetes. ais mrnn Der madere
@renooier 8onbenton inter Der Sali
observation-disclosures aabermanft.
Nenz Die 0inten criroren in6. oher
mern Elm gin3elncr nit bredenoet
araft Die SABINE meitcrtrogt nlles.
mas oon jeinem 8epinlcnt nod iibria
gebliefrn lit bas er allein nod oar.
iteiit! GadJts, menn Die Snoerteuer
5mifdlen Den @1fimen berpprleudIten,
oa lpirbeln ftlmoenlang Die Grom.
meln, lriia ben Radl5iiglern ben @eg
5n meiienL ihmanfenDe Sfnttcn glei.
ten oober itnh iftuodle Stinrnien bort
mnf 1ngitlid fragen6 rufen; Critics
aorps2 - grfteS aorps2 - &niier'
ii6e @arhe2 Wlau fragte nift mebr
nnf) &eginenterm file botter lid onf.
aeioit III eineH meilenlanePn 3ng Don
aciden. Ans Der 9roBet arnee pnr
elm Seer bon tooten W6nnern gefpor.
ben.
Mud bon bcu oentiffa GbeinblnS.
trilppen beriftet @onrgegne, nno &c.
raoe bon ibnen nidJt mfnige 3iige BON
S%olootcntrene uno hingeben6er auf.
opieruns. tpie 5. Q. iiir ben iiingeti
IrinSen Gnil bon Sriien. 8niiel.
Sunberttlni5ig ieiurr Grogoner, De.
rem Eferoc ldngit geinllen ober ge.
ifIaftet iinb. umrinsen i'm aufredjt
itebeno. biht 5uiammengebrongt, Inn
Den 3pnnSigiabrigen Dor benz eiiigen
@ino ST. idiisen. 60 iteben lie Die
g1it5e 9adt, eiilcr an anoern onec.
lebnt. eineebiillt in lire weiBen Dan.
tel. Sim anberen Morgcn noren 6rei.
piertel 0opon erfroren, ilnb nit ibnen
in berielbrn RndJt mebr ols 5ebntaus
ieno Monn Der nnberru aorps.
Der meiBe lob bielt reidle @rnte...
go reibt iidb Bib an Bib. 3ug on
3as un0 rereinist iid 5n eiaert SO.
lo~ifaIseEsaIoe oss lintereanseS iener
oor,als sr6Bten Svmee. uHb spean
Dir baS DiIb esleisn babea, sann ~ii.
len Dtr. eIS ob mir fsiSift fs tHhssiie55s
bdtteri, spaS Sas betbf: beg @ifSus
NopoleanS ans 8ublanb. gs gi6t
fcin 5%lpeites Bud. hoS inns il itnmit.
teIbar Die S6rcdniiie bieie$ @iuter-
marbles unb 0ic itiifmeiie @crnidI.
titltg bicicS SrereS icben liebe, mie
9our1ogne@ yariegSerlebniiie", bel
eeren 2eftiire man oie Sbldge Der
observation-disclosures iibcrbort.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-14

b~erporaebt. Serner miro Elm 5ipelter
Iatient, Der Dor II Sabrel III nbrili.
der @eiie operirt mirbe lno bel
bem periGie6enc Nndoperatlonen oie
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