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COMPANY DISHES.

Lobster Canape.-Chop a small
onion and fry until delicate brown
in a tablespoonful of butter; add a
bunch of water cress finely chopped,
one cup of cream, and stir until 1t
bubbles. Season with salt and pep
per and pinch of curry powder Add
a pint of minced lobster; spread on
rounds of buttered toast. Sprinkle
with cayenne and brown in avery hot
oven
Beet SaIad.-Arrange cooked beets
which have been finely chopped on
lettuce Cover with half cupful of
stoned and finely cut olives, then with
mayonnaise dressing. Sprinkle with
chopped capers or hard cooked egg.
When making plain white layer
cake, use the following for delicious
filing:
Pineapple Fiiiing.-Cook cupful Of
grated pineapple with a fourth of a
cup OF sugar ten minutes, then add
tablespoonful of lemon juice. and stir
in confectioner's sugar to make it OF
the consistency to spread This may
be used on top of the cake also.
1t is a delicious filling for angel
cake baked in layers or for frosting
on square of angel cake. If you
want the cake especially nice, cut in
small squares and cover all the sur
face with the frosting.
Nougat Ice Cream.-Take a quart
of plain vanilla ice cream and stir into
it a half pound of peanut brittle which
has been put through the beat chop
per twice. The candy gives the cream
beautiful color and it may be served
in meringue cups or in nests of spun
sugar.
Anehovy and Cheese canapes.-
Make circles of toast and divide into
quarters by putting riced egg white
in one and yolk in the opposite and
in the other two relish made by
mixing grated cheese with cream and
seasoning with paprika and a tea
spoonful of anchovy paste. Over all
sprinkle a little French dressing and
garnish with half a stuffed olive.
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ingly, jealous yet proud of you, alert
for failing or weakness which
never founder, If thought found
a flaw in you,, knowing that 1t was
but part of a character too strong.
too generous for me to criticise.
Listen to me, Scarlet. l tell you
that man shipwrecked on the
worlds outer rocks-if he does not
perish-makes the better pilot after
wards"
@But .. / persisted, Speed"
1T is not true" he said, violently;
"but you will if you don't steer truer
course than you have. Scarlet. an
swer me! Are you in lover"
"Yes," / said.
He waited. looked up at me, then
dropped his hands in his pockets and
turned, away toward the interior of
the tent where Jacqueline, having
descended from the rigging, stood.
I walked fast across the moors, as
though / had destination. And
had; yet when / understood 1t
| sheered off, only to turn again and
stare fascinated in the direction of
the object that frightened me.
| Then, looking seward, for the first
time noticed that the black cruiser
was gone.
For a while stood listening.
searching the sea, until a voice
hailed me, and / turned to find Kelly
Eyre almost at my elbow.
There is man in the village ha-
ranguing the people" Speed thinks
this man is Buckhurst."
What" cried.
There's something else, too" he
said, soberly, and drew a telegram
from his pocket.
l seized it. and studied the fiutter-
ing sheet:
'The governor Of Lorient, on COM
plant of the mayor of Paradise, for
bids the American exhibition, and or
ders the individual Byram to travel
Immediately to Lorient with his so.
called circus, where British steam
ship will transport the personnel, bag
gage. and animals to British territory.
| The mayor Of Paradise will see that
| this order of expulsion is promptly
executed.
"(SigneD BRETEUIL.
"Chief of Police"
Where is that fool of mayor?
Come on. Kelly! Stay close beside
me-" And l set OFF at a swinging
pace, down the hollow, out across the
left bank Of the little river. straight
/ IN no hnid NH oh oaI,< Il al
most on run.
Look there!" cried my compan-
ion, as we came in sight of the square.
The square was packed with Bre-
ton peasants; near the fountain two
cider barrels had been placed. a plank
thrown across them, and on this plank
4 stood man holding red flag.
The man was John Buckhurst.
When came nearer / could see
that he wore a red scarf across his
! breast: little nearer and could
hear his passionless voice sounding;
nearer still, could distinguish every
clear-cut word:
Men of the sea. men of that an
Gent Armorica which, for thousand
| years, has suffered serfdom, / come
to you bearing no sword You need
none; you are free under this red
flag | raise above you."
He lifted the banner. shaking out
the red folds.
Peace. Love. Equality! All this is
yours for the asking. The commune
will be proclaimed throughout
| France: Paris is aroused LYONS in
ready. Bordeaux watches. Marseilles
waits!"
low murmur rose from the people.
Buckhurst swept the throng with col
orless eyes.
CTO BE CONTINUED
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CHAPTER XVI.
A Restless Man.

When came into camp, late that
afternoon, found Byram and Speed
cropping about among a mass of news
papers and letters, the first mail we
circus people had received for nearly
two months.
There were letters for all who were
accustomed to look for letters from
families, relatives, or friends at home.
/ never received letters-I had re-
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CHAPTER XIV.
Forewarned.

VIZ TOFGWarHG0s
The lions had now begun to give me
a great deal Of trouble. Oh, they
knew, and / knew, that matters had
gone wrong with me; that had, for a
time, at least, lost the intangible some
thing which once possessed that oc-
cult right to dominate.
That morning, as left the training
cage where among others, Kelly Eyre
stood looking on--I suddenly remem-
bered Sylvia Elven and her message
to Eyre. which I had never delivered.
my son." said /, politely. do you
think you have arrived at an age suf-
ficiently mature to warrant my deliv-
ering to you message from a pretty
girl?"
There's no harm in attempting 1t,
my venerable friend" he replied,
laughing.
This is the message" / said: ION
Sunday the book stores are closed in
Paris"
Who gave you that message, Scar
lett?" he stammered.
He was SO young, so manly, so un-
spoiled. and SO red, that on an impulse
said: Kelly, it was Mademoiselle
Elven who sent you the message"
His face expressed troubled aston
Ishment
rs that her name 2" he asked
"Well-it's one of them, anyway" !
: replied, beginning to feel troubled in
my turn. See here, Kelly, it's not
my business, but you won't mind if ]
speak plainly, will you? / know
Mademoiselle Elven- slightly. / am
afraid Of her-and l have not yet de.
cided why. Don't talk to her.
Butt don't know her." he said;
"or. at least don't know her by that
name"
Then who do you believe sent you
that message, Kelly?"
His cheeks began to burn again, and
he gave me an uncomfortable look
A silence, and he sat down in my
dressing room. his boyish head buried
in his hands. After glance at hin
began changing my training suit fol
riding clothes. whistling the while soft
ly to myself.
Mr.. Scarlet I should like to tel
you about myself; -. was 6
clerk in the consurs Office in Paris
when Monsieur Tissandier took {
J fancy to me, and entered his balloon
ateliers to learn to assist him. Their
the government began to make much
OF US you remember? We
started experiments for the army.
was intensely interested, and
there was not much talk about secrecy
then. / made an invention
little electric screw which steered 6
balloon -. sometimes >
He laughed. mirthful laugh, anC
looked at me. All the color had gone
from his face.
There was woman" turned
partly towards him.
Il know" said.
Somehow we always talked about
military balloons. And that evening
=. she was so interested in my
work brought some LITTLE
sketches had made"
Il understand" said.
He looked at me miserably. "Sht
was to return the sketches to me a
Calman's-the fashionable book store
~. next day. ~ nevel
thought that the next day was to b.
Sunday. The book stores O
Paris are not open on Sunday-but tn,
war Office Is"
Il began TO put on my coat
And the sketnhsa were asked tor2'
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Ne<A1 M~,<s.<N-
Bic Game and the Sleeping sickness.

Big Game and the Sleeping Sickness.
DR.. G. Prentice, writing in the Brit
ish Medical Journal, says that those
engaged in investigation of the sleep
ing sickness in Uganda and other re.
gions tropical Of Africa attribute the
enormous increase of the tsetse fly.
which is the carrier distributor of this
disease. TO the increase of big game,
which in turn they attribute entirely
to the protective measures employed
by the government. In other words.
the government simultaneously is en-
gagged in propagating and eliminating
the sleeping sickness.
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It's a beautiful world to see,
Or it's dismal in every zone.
The thing it must be in your gloom or
your glee
Depends on yourself alone.
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nod Elm 3uIammenitpf,.

sln Der 8. uno gapmiaer 5traBc
ereignete i'd geitern Ser brittle lIniall
oes cages, lpel6er gliidliderpeiie
fem g|enidenlebeu gum Gpfer for.
oerte. Gin @agen Der sloams @rpreb
so. fubr III idneller 6aGrt nad Dem
5roftoepot Der SiiobublL ais Der.
iel6e on Der genannten Strabenedc
BON Der Gar go. 7 Der @eitlpooO 81.
ME 9etroffen purOe. 3ur6 oen 9ln.
praa lpuroe 0as Eier6 5u 9ooen ge.
Dorfen nno Der Glltider Sobn Seap
inter ben Strabenbubnwaggon ge-
f6leltoert. 9lle glnitrengutgen Oen
Wiann berporboIen 5u f0nnen naren
lno nuBte Die Setter
&onlpagnie 30. 6 reouirirt meroen
Inn BEN @agen 81 beben. g8ie Our4
elm 9Sun0er lit aellp unoerlebt oa-
ludbren0 oa5 Bfer0
6eoelitell0e 8erleeungen 0aOontrla.
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6cnufrcidler 9lbeno.

Ginsn senuBrsi6en Qbsno bsrbra6s
ten am Sumitag bic sreiIen SnIaTins
nen Der 9oomann'I6sn 8ittpenbsis
mdtb 0unt Der Giebsnspiirbigteit Der
jungen 2suts Der REF. Salems 9es
msinoe CPaitor 6. 6spD. Der unter
Der 2eituHg pon 6srrn W. W1iller tie
beube ~5aitbful Circle" Der @emsinSe
mar nit elmer 2In3abI 5rsunoen .rs
i6isnen, uno sur sroBsn 5reuoe Der
often 9nmsn fiibrtsn bic iuussu 2suts
Elm rsi3enoes prOgramm ourh, bas
Giebers uno SnitrumsntaIuOrtrGse To-
ME Elm ultisss 2uitipisl bra6te, Gum
S6lub tpurosn bic @reiiinneu pon If
rem jungen 5rsunbsu nod nit See
cream uno SUDDEN rssalirt.
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9eutidsr Wilitdr lint. -g.reiu.
Gin geiud beim Sternsnuirtb Der
Ohio Union.

Seine balbmonatIide 9eriamm.
luna belt aeitern Der 0euti6e Mili.
tor llnterftiiBunas 4. gsrein, aum err
fen Male fsit Der hsrri6enb,n .Iros
dsnbeit" in ben Rdumen Der Sbio.
Union grauerei, unter 0oriib bes
Yrdiibsnisn 8. 5aefuer unb proto.
tollfiibruna bss Setr.tdrs 8. ..
2uebbert db. 9as brrli6e Detter
bate bic aam.raben in aroBen
S6aaren al Der Saie oebraft unb
ndbm bic 8eriammIuna, ben umiiGn.
ben sutiprehenb. einsn froblihen
gerlauf. Die Routine Geitdfte
iuurben fdnell erlebiai. I'm ni6t pi.l
2eit fir bas fr0blihe geiiammene
fein su perlirsn. Sn Der geriamm.
luna purbe bsiblpiien. Der Wtaiien.
Oemcnitration. ptlde bonn 9eutihen
Siabt 8srbonb anaereat lit, nit
allen 5trGfien su untsrftiiben unb
hierfiir propaaanha AL MAIDEN. Die
fer 8sidlub purbe NIT arobem Gn.
tbuiiasmus aiifasnommen. Uonaamss
rab 3. sfipp. tptIdlsr iid aur 3sit be.
in6stpeiie in Der alien 6eimatb auf.
bait, lief Elm 9oittartsnarub elm. Der
0critdnb bes 9srsins bsihlos. Iid an
ben @iieblnasfsierli6feiten Der Der.
iiorbsnen Satin hes aamerabsnSobn
Darn 3u betbeiliasn. sSn bieiem Sabs
re tann Der .Oeutfhe Wilitdr. Inter.
itiibunas Werein" duf elm brsiBias
idbriaes Yeftebsn auriid6liden, uno
ipirb oieisr gebnrtsiaa i'm Rop,mber
oemeniiprshenb a.fsiert iperben. 3ur
3eit III nur Elm Miialieb bss 8.rsins.
.. 8ods. erfrantt, nnb tpurbe benz
aamsraben bic i'm suiisbenoe Inter.
iibunq cusbesabit. Die Ginnabmen
bstruasn $21,30 lnb bic 9lusaabsn
$25.
Die 9erfnmmIunl .bes 0ereins in
ben 9idum.n Der Dbio Union grau.
srei srfplait auf 0eranlaffuna bes
bes 8ereiHs. Ramsrab z.
a6nia. fptldcr 1ruumeiiter In bi.ier
grausrei In. g)rdiibent 8. 6aefnsr
pdntt. bem aamsrabsl fiji bic frsunbs
Iihe 4ufnabme unb li.bnspiirbioe ge.
Dienuna i'm Ndmsn bes Wereins. Rad,
5&lub Der 0erfammIuna tpurbe berI
9rallmeiiier 9srrge 6sisler einitim |
uia aIs gbrenmitalieo aufaenommsn. |
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Snorpobl Manncrdlur.

Der 6iioepohl Rdnner6or riiftet
ii9 5u feinsm Sitsrtorsert, ipeldes an
Siterforntog, u. glpril. i'm Obeon
itdttfinoet, uno bas beosutet fir ot.
Sanger piel 9lrb.it. Gs lit oesbalb
nit 5reuoen gu tonitotiren, baB Die
proben, bic isben 9ienItua 2lbeno in
5ldmms Sals ituttfinbeu, geipiisn6uft
beiudt psroen. Serr 9ouis @6raptt
iiubirt nit ieinen Sdnsern Elm pirts
lid idOnss qrogrnmm Elm, 70 oob ods
Sitsrtpn5ert ben 9efufern einsn bs6s
rem Genub bringsn nirO. ipis es ia
tets Der Ssall gepsien it, 2Iuberbsm
iibsn bic SubeppbI SGnaer fleibig fir
bag SGngerfeit in2outspiae, oenn oua
bort poIlsn tie nit Gbren bsitsbeH.
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Siqupr mno Wtpral.
Erobi6ition perminSert ueoer G6c-
iGciSnngen nod Snsenb.
entgleiiunsen.
(s(us Dem g6ilaoeIp6iu aeOger.)

Ger lleber5eigllng, oaB Brobibi,
ton Die bosartigite politii6e 9oftrin
lit, niinif)t Der Sdreiber Die nad)ite.
beitben Sbatiahen 5lt unterbreiter,
Inn oar5ntbum mas Die grobibition
II / 6 t betperfitelligt:
2ie Irobibitoniiten Dertreten ben
Stanbpunft, odb eDeideiOungen irn.
moraliid iinS. Die Nabrbeit bieier
9ebauphmg mag ernitbnit be5peiielt
peroen, ober aus ibrcr Stequug ben
oifentliGen 5ragen aegenii6er bari
pobl aIs ieititebenO ungenommen
peroen onB iie 10 oenten. 1a es bel
ibueu aud @laubenSiae lit, onB gel.
itige @etranfe obne 9Iusnabme III,
moralilb iinb, iollten Staaten nit
aeietlifer Erobibition lueniger
S6ei0ungen auf5mpeiien Gaben ais
Yenniplponien, moielbit Der Stnat
aus Dem li5eniirten 2iquorbanoeI
gerpa!tige Ginfiinfte er3ielt. Ger Ser.
Staaten Genius 5eigt, 0oB bon 1887
Bis 1906 Mtoin BEL elmer Bepolferimg
Don MIR 1/9 berer BON 8eiln.
iplpanien t4,194 Sdeioun9en alii5u-
iueiien bate imb Der leetgenauntc
Staat 1856. annias, ipelfeS bop.
peIt 10 piel Ginmobner bat ais
Raine. hattie in oerielben Heriooc
2S,904 Saeibingen. Sier lit alio
5ablenmdbig naf)geDieien, oaB Die
grobibition Die Gbeideioiugen niht
perminbert. ggo 9robibition berridJt,
gibt es mebr Sdetoungeu nlS bort,
no ser 9iauorbanoeI Iagnliiirt lit.
2lm 80. Simi 1904 entiielen in
Dtoine aui 100000 gimpObner 81 9
iuaenolihe gerirrilnqer (Ielinalien-
cies); aanias 25 uno gennipIoariet
Psi. @enn MN 9enniplpnnien 10
oem ShnapsteuieL ergeben lit uno
oltoGoIiife eltern ibrem HafJtpufs
10 oeroerblid iino, lpie fount es, ooB
eS ipeniger Scgenoentgleiiungen bet
Ser 1SuaenO bot als Dtnine lmo niht
mebr als 0as trodene aonias2
G6eniolpenis bat Der legaliiirte
9iquorbanoel, ais oem gepaltigc
@innabmen ge5osen rperOen cine ger
it0renoe @irtilng auf Die airden.
Waine bat cine &irdeunitgIieOid)ait
BON 30 9ro5ent iciner gep6lteruna
aanias 81 Yro3ert uno 4enniploa'
nien AZ Erojent.
lie Saloon2iea bat ibrcr
gebailptiing Die ie3ipeiteite Yubli5itdt
aegeben. bab ieI6it m1Bige Srinfer
ii6 ihneQ ibr eisenes Grab gra5en.
9ie aueriiineiien Waurtalitdts.Stnti.
itifen Q91i) geben cine SterblidJ.
feitsrate per 1000 fir Waine 16,L
aonias 14.G, 8enuiplpanien 14,2.
Gs lit on Der 3eit. 6ab ii6 ser ein'
iabe Siirger, Der iih naA Dem idlpe-
rem 5ngeperf an einem 9Ins Bier
a gro5ent slIfoboD erirelieu mill,
lid, nit @leidaeiinnten gum Sdlus
ieiner inoipiouellen Ret)te per6inbet.
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an benen iib bic Wdb6ens, 9am.ne
30eIinss 4ftiben nnb gGrsnflaNen
betbsiIigten. Oas &prbbollIpiel ben
attipsn, foipie bic llsbunsen nit BEN
Ring Der .rften Mdbfens uno erfter
anubsntlcFs iparen e5enfals Sum.
mern, .tpel6e ben 8eifaa bes publi.
tums erresten.
Ginen gang beIonbers impoIant.r
anblid seipdbrte Der glufmari6 unt
bic Wahenftabiibunssn idmmtli6er
5beilnsbmer an bsm S9duturnsn
nit lpeI6em oas 2sbters eingelsitei
tuurbe uno bas alien 2lnipsienbtn elm.
CUTE Sbee bon BEN CAB, ipas nod 81
eriporten ftanb. Weitere grpdbnuna
perbi.nen bic Sreiiibunssn unO @rups
pirunsen Der .attiDsn", bds .asul.n,
ihpinsen" Der Danlen unb attiper
3urner, uno 5srr Wm. Srii4s, bet
ii6 bur6 cine Ginaslnummsr i'm aeus
lenidpingen risiisen 8.ifaq erobert..
Oas eisentli4e ,pisre be reIiitdnceA
.6iloete jsbo9 bas SdlubbiIb, bon al.
len Sbeilbabern barseiteat, unb fr
prddtis auseefiibrt, boB IS mebrmals
pieberbolt fperbsn mubts. gbas. Gss
bersers aapsls beiorste ben muiitali-
ittn 5beil bes programms.
Die 0oriiBer unb 8samten bss &c.
neral 4usidufes uno Der Inter
ausi6iiiie, tpel6e iid burd 5sran3ies
buns elmer 9tn5dbl Mitslisbsr Der
Surnsemeinbe srsdn3t battsu, unb be-
ren unsrmiibli6en 9emii6unsen Der
fdmsidslbofte Grfols Der 9.ranftals
tuns gum sroben 9beil au O.rbdnt.n
1T, iparsn:
Saupt 9fusfdub: Sobn q. Muels
Ter, 9Oriiber; 4lfreb giisrmann IT,,
geiiibsr; 2ouis Wusler, SstrstGr;
eusen Saedb, S4asm.iiter.
Ginlabuugs' unb preHe QusIdub
gmil aramer, @priiBsr.
a0rpsrli9es 5urnen: Or. Gus.
gdiiein, 9Oriibsr.
Yrogronlrrls u1o 4n5eI9eH: Au9ult
Steinba4, 9oriiber.
aaife uftp. glusidub: Gomonb
Sdrinner, Wi4ael Saud uno DITTO
pei4Ioip.
Rad Gdlub b.s gdauturnsns Be-
saben ii6 fdmmtlide 9bsilnebmer uno
piele Der Witslisb.r mad benz ob<ren
Saal. Der Surnbaas, no cine gemiiibs
lide Radfeier itaitfano. WGbr.nb Der
GeBteren tpurbe Serrn IusuIt Gtsins
bad, Der i'm SntereFe bes prosramms
10 ensrsiib s.arbeit.t batts. i'm Ramer
Der 9urngemsinbs Elm prGdiis.r
. nWorrisitubl" unb bem 9urnle9rer
Or. Gus. Gditein bon Seiten Der
y Barren" Elm biibfdsr g.s.nidirm als
3eiden Der anertennuns iiberreidt.
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g6auturmen
geranitalten hisr am Samitas 30g'
linac Sss Sentid.gmerifani.
i6en Surnlebreritminars.

Gin bodinttrsHanies Sdauturnsn
miro am Samitag. ben 81. Wdr3, in
ben Ra6mittassItunben in Der Wooos
iparb So9idule itattfinben. Dieies
S6duturnsn miro ndmli3 BON einer
aus 16 Oamsn unb 6errsn beitebenben
Muiterriess Der Senior.ntIaiIs pes
Dsuti9 2lmeritaniihen 3urnIsbreries
minars in Snbiannpolis untsr Der
2situng S.s 3irisentsn Der anitalt
6errn gmil Ratb peranitaltei, I'm
fir bas 5urnpsi.u bier prppagauod
Su MAIDEN unp audi um Der S0nigin
bes Weitens Odfiir 9lnsrtennung gu
5ollen, oab he in ben lsbtsn 5dbrsn
sinen iebr bsbeutsnben pro5entiab Der
Surn80sliHse i'm Semiuar seitsqt
bat.
Die Surner unb 3urnerinnen aug
Snoiandpolis treroen bersits i'm 2aufe
oes Samitag gSorlnittags f)iar
eintreffen uno BON Der bieIiasn 3ars
rerI1aft, in erIter 2inie pon zen
3urniebrern in rpiiroiger Weiie ens
pfanssn tpetb.n. Rad einem gemeins
fddftliden MittaseiIen finbet bann
bas SHouturnsr in Der Wppopdro
6odf9ule itdtt unb bas prparamm
nirb Usdridii6unsen, Sronungss
iiburgen, @.rGtbeturnen iopie Yang
iibnnsen ilmfaTsn, barunter eins
Rei6e Don D0aig neuen Rummsrn, Die
obne Sraes entbuiiaitif6en geifan fin
ben iperbsn. gu Dem Stuuturnen
III natiirIi6 bus dlsemeine gubIitum
ber5lih fpiLItommen unb aIs gbrens
s6ite iinb bic Ulitglteber b,s S6ul.
ratbs foipie S6ulilperintenosnt Or.
gonbon unb $oiIfsf9uIfuperintenosnt
Robsrts einselaosn iporben.
9lm Mbenb tperben bic Sn0ianapoe
Iifer bic @aits Der bitTisen beutitsn
5urnlsbrsrihaft BEL sinem 8anfett in
Der Salle bts Rorb Cincinnati Surns
,ereins fein. 9ln Der Spite beg aoms
nittees. bas nit ben @orbereitunaen
iiir ben ipiiroiseu gmpfane Der GGite
9ef9dftist 1T, itebt 9err Or. u. u. |
Rno9.
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gort in intercIimtcr @riie IN @ort
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