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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-09
PEOPLES FORUM
Hollands Island and Its People.

Editor Richmond Virginia:
Sir,-l read in a recent Issue OF your paper
the Item concerning Hollands Island and the
800 oystermen 'mnrooned" thereon by the Ice.
Needless to say that l read II with much In
terest. for while ! was never on the island. yet
in earlier years l frequently met come OF Its
residents In a business way and at %relisio1s
gatherings, and have ofent seen the Island In
passing on the Chesapeake bay.
Unless those island people have greatly de-
generated 1t is hard for me to accept the story
Of their threatened starvation. In the days
when knew 1t. its residents would have laughed
at the Ignorance OF any one who supposed that
they depended upon the mainiand and frequent
trips to 1t for their supplies. Their coal and
wood were abundantly provided to last at least
a year: -four was bought, not only by the bar
rel. hut by barrels for a family supply. Those
who did not raise hogs and beeves sufficient for
their needs. bought the dressed careases by the
whole animal, or In the case Of beef. perhaps a
few would join and divide the quarters" pur-
chased frequently. All eatabies were bought on
a large scale for two reasons. First they were
distant from their market-which was. not Deals
Island. nor the mainland but Baltimore: sec
ond. they had money In abundance and were
thus able to buy. Instead OF the island being
only a mere strip of sand" II Is a most fertile
stretch of arabic soil. plentifully supplying
them with vegetables for both summer and win
ter's use. The adjoining marshes were the finest
cunning grounds. Wilds geese. brandt. canvas
backs and all other good ducks abound. In the
marshes also. the diamond back ,errapin went
into winter quarters when the autumn came.
and thus furnished another to the many luxu-
ries Of those islanders during the winter. I'm
less a great change has taken place. it ls like
~ that the much firing OF guns that have been
heard during the freeze. meant. the shooting OF
canvas-backs and other feathered fowl that the
cold weather made abundant there. The peo-
pie were the most wealthy. inteilivent. pro-
gressive and happy OF any people that I have
known. lam anxious to learn later news for
degenerated as to be in danger OF starvation
when out 81 tonrh with the mainland for a
month. Their ancestors could have lived a year
marooned without such q danger.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-09

will be no campaign. presDed with more visor
and brains and energy the next two years than
the campaign for votes for women In virginia.
The ladies viii carry on = campaign of edu-
cation They propose to have branch leagues
In every city. town. village and hamlet and
we can see the end OF Il all. In the course
OF q few years their strong arguments. which
men OF wisdom do not even now attempt to
answer, will have convinced a majority of the
good women of the State that the ballot in
their hands will be a good thing. Then the
chorus OF noes" heard in the House yester-
day will be as str ongly on the aye side Of
the case, for the men OF Virginia will do that
which they believe a majority Of the States
good women desire. And there will be no
cataclysm in Virginia when this comes about.
1t will yet be a State of manly men and wo-
manly women.
The powers of darkness may find a greater
number of foes to tight for when the women
of Virginia get their hands on the ballot. Woe
betide those institutions and customs which
threaten the home, demo, alizc society and
blight lives.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-09

question u largely a state question. but the
General Assembly should look well before passing
such a measure az this for 1t will never do to
injure the credit OF the cities and curtail the
operation Of their government in order TO bring
about q tax reform that could be much better
brought about without injury to either the cities
or the counties.
While the White bill viii inJure this city to
no little extent, the damage that will be wrought
by II here 10 AL nothing to that which Will re-
suit from its operation in other cities Accord
ing to the Lynchburg News, the White bill would
Top OFF $236,348.7S from the income OF that city,
reducing the income from 1868, 5s0.65 to $685.
1887. 1t will affect every other city IN the
State.
IRON the figures that we have given for New
port News and those given by the News LOT
Lynchburg, ii can readily be seen that this blI
will practically cripple every city in the state
unless the people of those cities be taxed Pc
yond any reasonable hgure.-Newport News Daily
Press.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-09
MR.. LYNES STILL
AMONG The LIVING

Clothing bearing the name Of J. G.
LyncA formerly Of Rtcnmon1. and
worn by . man who committed sui.
eide by Jumping In. front ~ ! train a$
.FaexeaeaA. CO. ~ resrcn1tia toe:
the report sent by the Passdena POI
lice to the effect tnat tn> former
Richmondef was q suicide.
Mr.. Lynes II alive and we'll and e
10 supposed that he 9ave the clothes
bearing hls name and that Of Z arm
OF Richmond tailorm to the 1 who
did commit suicide. In 1 pocket Of
the dead mans cloths w4s found !
note book bearing the nAma Of Frank
KeSeath. which u suppressed to BE- tho
name cf the suicide. The Pasedens
police. however. had been assured that
the mans name vas J. C. Lynea ana
paid no AttentiOh TO tho note book.
Major Werner received Z teIeyrom
yesterday from Chief Of Police WtitN.
IT Pasedena. In which he stated that
Mr.. Lynes was alive and well
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-09
AN HISTORIC OCCASION.

Yesterday was a notable day In the annals
OF the General Assembly Of Virginia. For the
Of the House of Delegates. debated the ques-
ton Of female suffrage in Virginia and there
were none to say that the logic Of the debate
was not with the champions Of the measure.
when the roll was called twelve members vot-
I'd In the adnrmative-tbe last to vote being
MI. Speaker Byrd. who gave the influence Of
hts high once to the Encouragement Of the
movement.
virginian 10 a conservative Commonwealth
Its people have been wont to look upon female
suffrage ~ a fad. an innovation that would
soon pass away. But this will not prove true.
We speak advisedly when We say that there
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-09
Parachutes For Political Steeples.

All the world will breathe a sigh of RELIEF
this morning when IL learns that Il brilliant
aerial contractor" has perfected a device
whereby that popular and growing sport or
steeple climbing Is made so safe that any plump
matron or nervous hnancier can enjoy the fas-
cinating pastime.
While the inventor is the only person who
thus far has tested the device. floating serene]Y
to enrth from the top of Liberty Statue. this
aerial sport Is sure to grow in popularity az
the present political campaign progresses.
Already several Of the leading candidates
for White House honors may be perceived
strappiug on their parachutes. and unless the
groundhcg's political sasacity was not on = par
with his shadow throwing qualities yesterday
4, may he taken for granted that the same
ethereal adventures will soon be adding safety
clutches. balloons and life buoys to their other
appliances for getting out from under.--New
York Herald,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-09
A Credit to the Stats.

Editor Of The VirG1nI3n:
Sir.-Weli may virsinians pride themselves
upon their two State institutions at Stanton.
Va: DIR. j. S. DeJarnette. superintendent Of the
Western Stare Hospital. with his ahfe assistants,
end Prof. VIM. A.. Bowles, superintendent Of
the Deaf and Blind institute. with his assistants.
Two such men are seldom found for such
intricate work. Their enthusiasm permeates
every department. Practical Christianity Is seen
and felt upon entering their doors. 30 that a
Parent can leave his child and return home as
easily as a devoted father could return to his
daily labors.
E. PLURIBus UNUM.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-09
NOT A POLITICAL QUESTION.

Our good friend Of the Roanoke Times In the
course of a recent editorial upon the question
of Statewide prohibition expresses a number
OF views to which we would give instant and
enthusiastic endorsement, Speed the day when
the policy of virginia on the Tempe ance ques-
don and on every other question shall be die
taled by a majority of the white men of the
Statel
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-09
Another Phase of the Liquor Evil.

Anothfr Phase OF the EISuor GVH,
One OF the Richmond newspapers says that Mr..
Fitzhugh.s anti-treating bill has caused many
persons in the town to stand on their htndiegs
and roar" 'They held little councils or war.
Sunday" we are Informed. and declared tnat
II was simply another infringement of personal
liberty. and then they wanted to know how IT
could ever be enforced. and how 1t would work
II a man took a female friend TO hts hotel or
club, and she had left her purse-and happened
TO be thirsty -.
II the Fftzhugh law would break un that
practice, II has more IN II to commend 1t than
we had supposed. Two society men remarked
in our presence the other day that when one
invited a girl out to lunch he was expected to
offer her a drink OF red liquor ahead OF the
meal: Snd IL the host failed to do so. he was
likely to be blacklisted or at best listed as a
'sissie." We desrise prucery. but God save the
women OF the land from strong drink. They
may vote and hold of ce and do other mannish
things. but when they acquire the LIQUOR habit
and es- ecialIy the habit of drinking with men.
tire devil viii be to pay for sHre.-Ne~aert News
Times-Herald.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-09
American
National Bank,

OF Richmond. virginia.
will be glad to help you change your
point Of view. We a to. nak
resstmists smile, and optimists Keep IN
snainsE. Give us a chance to give you
SECURITY AND sERv1CE.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-09
An 0ptimist

sctne sage says, rs the main who
maker lemonade out OF the lemon the
pess.mist hands him"
We suppose this IL Just another way
Of saying that he uses up everything
In sight to his best advantage. We
believe In being optimistic. Ones es-
innate Of life II generally dependent
upon the point Of view. If you are on
the shady side and the shadows domi-
nate, the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-09

E. PI.URIBus uNUM.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-13

&c ne Gratuans, qs. ls4 1912 -
3uT SefeinoeuiHa bon Snscroipieifn
eurt &erbot bee Fsiipes hpn Rnaie-sa, Get
ietn. Bei4f leteuee uHb a1besft ariifei bic
5nr ahstAhrung ebet Arr ScEoeruna bes Epie'
lens ben aO,irrte aaoiienS Boiler Hfie an
eeref g1ileTieB beHuei msTbsH
Sti ~ cfroIbHei oom EfabiTatb Der Ein6l
Cincinnati, Etaai ohio:
Effiton 0s fon unaefetiih ietn fur it.
aeHe eiHe 8eEion tptteniii6 I'm Eefit. In Der
ipGbr cher aater aonitoue an habeH iraenb si
sp1s 9eifTiebenes, gapler pest Tcinmeni eis
fiH eoos. anibeil pber Saietefte tn 3dbIeH
bnrfieIien ober permfrfeH bic besfam'i ee5paep
ipersen oesr ee3oaeR freveeu fol!sa in irasne
elmer eoiisrit ~Rolifn- sPoiiCn' ceer irgeHi
Yemen. IL befanni ~: cber itaeHo fiH Rapicg
eseergties ceer @einriebenes obeT Boiien-
Jtifei Eorri1iMHa pbeE Ariiffl traefe fpsifft
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iriet, sFessergfa coer Spssl por e0fterss 90.
lIea", g&elicu" oeer irpFEe Fiuer aHesrsn Get
terss, einetati Gnisr pelteH saamen.
Seftien lie @esiiutuuIHaeu hlefer aste
fousn itiHe aUipenhnna finbeu eRf itgene etHl
4ertcu. bic bic beidtteteuen sritfsG I'm Eeft
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burt EepeismaieElal fsr bic BerieennQ igaeno
trsl1sr selebe bee Siaaies Gbio poer Efei,
nnr3eH ter Siaei Cincinnati. bic 0af Sasarbs
ipsesen %esns b15en, as grlinaen
Eeiiien g. 9tHe 8er'eH seer Rrtsaeu, ets
trgfHS eine &e'liInninHa bteffr EtotnGns her
leesH, teleH nit siner SHmms bef,tefl Fperben
bic 'lirfsia tsJo00l Teldrs nsfi hbeflietai.
EefticH & Iieie Egbtnats fou TN Rrnii
ftefer aHe 8ilfiQ.eit haben tobaIo ale uuses
bsm Bsiep ilatthHi iii
qnNlri ON 8 Bsdrs u. Z 1919.
clinton W 5ebufon,
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Sanit1ts.G Requirement.
slesufation prn sffenHidpem nnc hclbSifentlthen
Iuftftutfu

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9tHctHnail, Staat Ebp, befGlpifen. bGB pc
tniaenhe ReaiiiutinH noitmcnoie 1T fit Die oia
ielIilidbe BeiuHobeit uro i'm Stranibetten 6u per-
nhteil nHo etrl3nbrdnicu, ufln 'otelclpe Wte
aeinaubt.
Gel es bertIcfeu bon tenn @efurs beit5radto
ner Siaot cincinnati, Staat Cbto, odB nae
Selpiialsr az 4ltnten 9Satieneaner 9e,Ghs"iHs ,n
While. Irmcntaufer aorrefttonsa lnc cue
gSoblibnt tiefetissInitalten melbe Setmlaii:H
ltgern tiir arme unb baIbsernte Se'lie, di1hepoi'
ten fperhen:
9lnrten Mler Gefbietbi ilno taIb' aHoere Ilis'
funit sit beriCbieu fuie bpu iencH ScpmtRolndtSs
fan ecrlanet miro, Der amer tbrt Gppht
SIrds Hc prbenIibe Sorf, brunecn tgcffer
fir bic Sfelirrns aucr SdHe Don 6nceiinroeuer
s.~las lie orbcutfibe 9orfcbrunaeu treficn
fir pic Sf'Irnna nlcr. 6dae prn 1Gtcrinln,tS,
fpefds 6ngrIaiicn pnrbcn hchuts Retonolnilb
irlettotincs bciluuiipeH ,}Gfdrhe5 oher tSdtics.
4--Idh iie 8urlchruHGer tre'ten tur 9as
gtHfdnireln lino Scrftorcn rtr aucm Sphinli
oecr n,treren inflHren Tuepiirfen aus neM
itbrper
5.-Tdk biefe arronqcmenls oon Dem Ics
innnpeith'Ecpartcment 0ntsetetbFn pcrocT
feIefl
6.--Gds hcr saritdts. aearic uno fgine stTls
ftetftcu aligepicfeH ucrbcn oucn. bebi!itth at
fetn Bet oer Gutoe6unG iraeneneIder tuberfi.
lnler SrIaiIen IN ir9eneetncM Der ohl9eii SHa
7.-1db aucn Suititrteu nrcrba6 Der Sus
rishiitipn ocs Sciunoheit5 ECrnTcnttNtz bon
Cincinnati eine gopc oieier SC'olnticner Gbers
nttieIt frcroc mo oteielteu auqebaicu iin6, an
aas Gcfltnobciias 7ercr.cnlcu, nncrbuI6 ,ean
t1ol Iancn nod GHlo'ana hcricber i'ie Rlan'
u berdbteil, bic aHceuoTneH ipuroeH. nm Die
obise EeicIuti6n nns}ntiihren.
ErdftHcHt prp fem.
9ierf. 6.13
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Etne Refolutton tpeIts 90 fir notb.
" penoiq eridrt. 3lpei 6cIsbrii5eu an beg
Heabind 8pao. In Hcnh StIl Su erfebsn enrt
berfidrffe GoHcyei' sraituleu, sSeitfteluun eer
dIiaemfineH 1ninr Der nprasf6aaenen Berbd.
ierang, Des 4lpenns odo1H iirn @ntbeisuna bon
8idnen, gpe8ifiiafionen, softeuani3iisen nn1
4rnfileH nGeoH.
Gel es beldhloFen bon ben, Stabtratb her
stGot Gine.Hnnfi Eiaat Ghio (bret Aiertsl ber
gau8en oa8u erfpd9IteH wlitsIieoer 3dbI isberein,
ftiMmeHol:
Enb es blerbmn fir noiGpensia erfIafi
min. 5ipft Sol5brt6eH nn ber Heabind Mpao
In @oHb 6iIl, bird berfidrfie goneretsEtruftu,
rem Sn erfeeeti. In Observation-Disclosures mif nel
Bianeif, Spe8ifItnfionen 4utieHanfd3laasu tHt
8rofiieH Der pcraeftlageneH 8erbefIernne, fpei
ne anflisgen III Ger Effiee ees Iireeicr p'
Subtle serptee, tpeits bersart Gltesbe,ber
9aB bic sefarmttD Soften bon befasfer ger,
heflernna. Hebfi BEN Aoften traenb peItber
8runbelaenfhiinis ober aAisre'fe 6nrsn aefatrf
ooer approprtiri, lnb bic soften uuD gl,f AxrGer
rqenbpeIc Mppr rcprinftoHS erbqub uifoe,f Ia
fiir, uno Der 5babenerfae Der iraenbiptIdber
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len onrtH 3uaeiprodheH fpirb fcfpis bic Apfter
nnb ansaaben fnr trnenh tpeIde fogfe 3lffpre
al Puma ecn bon Der sisnI SineinHaii bssatit iverDel
Ronbs, bic BON befaeter gtnbf ftir foIn,
2mede nus9eeeben fpsrbeH foaeu In Der bon
@sfeRe poraeffriebrHen gaeife
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(Ss inc Grbinansl no. lao 1872
" 8orfebrnrgcn ireffeno fir bic anseabe
bon Bombs sur Sobc BON $3.50, 500 90 aur ant
bringnne bon 5cubs fir Die slnseebnina nnc
sci es perorbnet BON staSiratb ber Stnoi
GincnHdti, Staat Chic:
Seitton L. bab es bonn Staotrdib bon Gin,
cinnati flir neibiueubip eradiei fuiro, gonos
belugter Sfaot alts5naeben nno 8u oertdnlen
sur Gimme bon rbunoertrennunonfhn5e
IdnlenD Siinftunnert tS199, 10000 12udrs
5peds sluf9tsngitna bon Sonos fur Ansoetnnna
oer Siooi CINCINNATI.
1eftipn 2. Ete Bombs beIaeisr staht iotIcn
emittirt iuerbeH i'm gtetraec Bon .ein5unoeri'
neunuroneun8ta 1GufeHo 1iinibuneeri ,sis9'
800 00) Epnars 'iir oig qeHnulttsH Sfeede, ee
faeie Bombs foueu In EenoutnditgHen ocr
$4,000 oSer ibrem WNittpliint ietu mie BON
siaoissluottor bc'timmi rperbeu uaa. Hro 3in
len iraeen slrr Rate bon bier 9rosent per 5dbr
&eiuate G0uns fuaeu BON eriteH Inge ees
Dtdrs 1912 oGtirt Ine bier5ie t40l Sabre uaf
Datum BGblbar ieH NIT etM FrIoiieg oei
einIdinng 3uiraelo etner 3ett naeh 3pdH;le
(2ol 1ahrcn 4eiagie goubs foaeu emtittrt
au5qefiibJt uno abeefett tperoen III ueberein
iiimnling nit bem G5eieB uro Der Grotr1Hl
otefes StahtrG!bs 3u fealiitrnHg Der Gmtntog
uue oes Beriauf5 bon guuos III Der Eidb1
Cincinnati 5iaai Ebio. pailtri am u, 5e
geftion g. lie Gtn,aufte bcs gerfaufs be
iaaier gcHbs, o5aeeben pom sSrdmlnm Eno Der
au'aeinuiencU SlHieH, foucn, 5em sSai'erpfrfs
fin6 uussuaGblen auf prSer oes arbeits. ItreI
tors un6 snGr eurtt beineien Irbetis 2ireitoI
iiir bic bierln ipeattI5irien Spede.
SciiiOn 1ieie CroinauB 'ea tn 9rn'
trcten uus Giliafett baben, fobGl6 uIs uaieI
Dem Ge'ep iiatib1it III.
Qaffty, am s Eldrs VI Z 1912
SimeoH 81 JUbHfou,
QrdiioeHt Ses Stabttatbs.
atteittrt; artbar esae. dIsTi.
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esoIe 0setssaHsr D'lsblatt WsttDos, H. ar, 1912.

~ the Erbi.nans, Ro. 14i 1912 :
" BcrfebruHacn ireffeno odb Hnut bon GRO
berer Gnnfelbeit nls go. Sfaln, dls nif1tet
Ndndb angefeben ueroeii fol-, onrd Mmetotrlisa
bon Seffton 80 bes stpoeL BON ErntfGnsen
Gel es nerorsnet BON <tnbtrdth Der @inei
&tnctnnatt,. Staof Gbio:
Sefiion 1 Eab GeItton $40 ber acosfif1.
tion bon Croinansen hterbureb 10 duieHeri
ipiro, bdb fe frie feat Iuitet:
Seftton $40. Dah Hdud bon arceerer 2nH'
teibetf dls ITO. j Efnln ole eidfer RAND be.
irotiet unh anaefebcH iperben foiI, liHb enf
enifreiden oesfeIben III her Stnht 0tnetHuail
bon irgenn eiiiem Mnnbfdn1, Gttorntesn cnef
dnoereM 1beH BON trpcfln eiIteW Hprfe gnie
moitoe, faiicndrem Tamp'fetfet DdHptssSnl5e
Edmpi soehemufbire, Edmpi'Rnntlfers DarMpi
ahduiel. IbecticfteI poer dnnerer dbniidsr Wds
idne nber NorrthfirHl, ooer bon irgtnn eireu
e3ebdnee pner 0iaenihHm, nnseennnifren fnt
eincH 3eifrnilm p0n pocr Rertoocf puft iiiSger
inmut ieche Wtutcn in trgenb esnsr Sfinnf
innbrcHo pelhen ber ,Seicrfa'ien nctetiItat irtrf
gocr ein ueies sgenrr biertn afgefntff miro
foil ole Gin tSemeinfcnhCn araefehfH nne bser
ourcn dis FOLDER erfidIi nernen.
scftion r.; riefe Crotndr5 log tn araf
ircieH nno tSiitiafcit babcn, tobnle ais nnie;
bem @efet tiaifbaff iii
4niitrt am q. mar r. Z. 1919
Siinep II W. ehuton.
grdFbcnt bee Etdbtratbs.
atieitirt: arfhur Sspp, eIerf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-13

Stue Grbtnans go. lab - 1912 =
" sSernere geittnmuneens fifr bsIt Taii ppl n,
Ralfonen an Gebdnoen unn Seineflin9 pe.
@rpbe bon lipriebis, ameroireno seffton ozs
% oes Sreinan5cusaooeJ.
Sci es perorbnet bonn Stabtratb 'ber stae1
Cincinnati, Stadt Chic:
geifion /. 3df seftion 525 (p bes Eroi
ndr5ensaoecr bterourh dmcroirt ti, ioodB ~
tuie fplgt Iautet:
Seftion 525 (i). llpriebtS - sSiir edsn boz
8alfcnen foucn bic l1prtabis Elm CD Winiei
etfen mo bret Setsebntei 1919 Sou BID r, leln
anoere lpriebts inlIcn uteht neHieer als einef
90 3nu brett INTO ein 8ierteI "a sou otd
ietn; ois bprtsontGIe Stnnee .oeer Die aTeus
ftiidc fofien ndbt ipenieer ais Elm Cd 3ou bret
uno orei SetnBebntel 1919 SOD bid fein...,
5eftion 2. Cat befaaie CrietnoI' Seitior
$50 ttl ocs Sretnon8ensstoeor bterourdb wicer
rlifen TT
Seftion 3. Diefe Sroinnns feu IN arnf
treten itne GSiltigfeit babeH, fcbao ais nniei
bem t3efes ffdftb1ft 1T.
Baiiirt am 3. @;drS a. 3. 1912
Gi me o n Mf, SobBfor
9rfiibeut oea Sinotrdfbs.
sIiieftirt grtbur 9spp, eiert.
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OeIb ~ perIeihtn.

Eir beetentu Ste fdneH rRtia ane
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