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"I wish to say, emphatically that there is no basis for the reports that a great financial disaster is impending in Great Britain. It is golle notre that any important banking house li la danger, save one, and the affairs of that one are now In hand. As for the chartered banks they are all sound, to far as I know. There have bern great leases,, it is true, but these lossen have been spread over large numbers of persons, and as a rule the losses have been already met and paid, leaving the losers poorer, but still solvent. There will be a few fallares, of course but none of any importance-none that could affect the money markets.

The result of the great losses in South America and elsewhere has been to bring people to their acpics. Speculation has completely stopped. The difference between the wildness of last year and the depresion of this is the difference between convex and concive-where there was a bit there is now a hole. The people are poorer and wiser; that is the truth of the matter. The talk about a coming panic is unfounded. There are two ways la which losses can come upon the market; one Is the acute ferm of panic, the other is the "watered for, dullness, lack of speculation and distrust. As I said before, the losses are already known, and, in most cases, already paid. One of the good results of the syndicates, trust com panies and the like, is to divide losses among the multitude and so prevent crashes."

It would not be fair, says the Interviewer, to quota Mr. Lidderdale too particularly, but he gave me many details during our conversation showing that the financial situation is sound. I' am in a position to say on my own responsibility that Baring Brothers occupy a strong position, When the Bank of Englandtook the affairs of that great house in hand fullabilities were about 12,000,000. At present Baring Brothers owe Less than half a million pounds, although there a llablity to the Bank of England of £7,000,000. This liability, however, li no way concerns the public. The Barings' affairs were found to be la an entirely solvent condition, a mere matter of getting time,

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1891.

order to dodge this work, which would delay him considerably, Captain White quitted port without the necessary permit. The United States war vessel Ranger is in these wa ers, and she will probably be brought here at once to take a hand in the trouble.

BERLIN, August roth.

The Fretsinnige Zeitung says that Professor Esmarch, the distingutshed mrgeon, has been called to Kiel from Berlin to attend Emperor William. The Kreus Zaitung declares that the Emperor Is suffering from a dislocated knee bane, and that the greatest care is necessary in Its treatment.

The Government has decided to establish a complete telegraph system on the German East African coast, and to-day officials started from Berlin for Alrict, where, immediately upon their armiral, they will proceed to organize the system.

The Cologne Gansité' reasserts that Emperor William is in robust health, and adds that he now uses his leg easily and will be able to dis pense with the doctor after a few short ses trips.

By the capairing of a boat eff Danzig to-day the captain, Heutenant, surgeon and two cramen of the Germanman-of-war Zitten were drowned,

It is understood that the Emperor, immediately on his return to this capital, will consult the statistics prepared at his special request regarding the population of Alsace and Lorraine. A num ber of statesman and national economists will be lovited to a conference, and means devised to stop the alarming emigration to France, which is amounting to about 7,oco yearly, and draws millions-tu fact all the ready money, from the coustry. It has been thought that the pomp of the court established at Strasburg by the Garemor, Prince Hohenlohe, might tend to make the people content, but that plan is pronounced a failure, as is also the extreme affability of the Governor, which does not seem to impress the people as it was intended to do.

TORONTO (Ont.). Auguest roth, The members of Parlament, with three or four exceptions have signed a "Round Robin " agreeing to an increase in their pay from $1,000

KIEL, August roth. Prince Henry of Prussia has started for England to visit Queen Victoria.

PARIS, August roth.

to $1,500 a year.

The wonderful thing is, that Rusila did not strike a blow at England by withdrawing goki during the past few months. It is the policy of Vichnegradeky, the Russian Minister of Finance, to keep vast quantiles of gold on deposit in

A boller explosion occurred to-day at English houses. He çan, at a critical time, force Chaumont, by which six perions were killed and the bankers to assist the Russian leans by four terribly injured. Their lives are despaired threatening to withdraw gold, or embarrass ol England by creating a panic. This was the The phylloxera has appeared in the cham. only overshadowing danger in the recent crisis.pagne districts, The leading growers are Now that issue has been met and Russia could

mismod. not bring about a crash even if she wished.

AMERICAN TELEGRAMS.

The following telegramas, from our San❘ Francisco exchanges were "crowded out" of fast night's issue:~/ Desperater Boston, MANCHESTER, August 8th: ̈ ̈

G. P. Westhead & Co., a historic mercantile house, once one of the wealthiest in the country, will probably disappear shortly. The firm has been losing money for thirteen years, and the shareholders have decided on voluntary liquida. tion. During the American civil war this house, In conjunction with George Collins of Liverpool, played a prominent part, its agents having several times run the blockade. Probably

Rylands or some other powerful Manchester

firm will take over the business.

PETERHEAD, August 8th. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Carnegie of New York visited Peterbend to-day for the purpose of laying the foundation stone of a public library. Mr. Carnegle gave £1,500 towards the fund. A great demonstration was held in their honor and was attended by from 800 to 1,000 people. Mrs. Carnegie fald the stone.

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*President Caret's chateau at Presles has been ransacked by burglars, who got away with

of several hundreds of pounds A fortnight ago chest and aides, and often tried to obtain onse by every one was selling Berthas :" now, assum-holding my sides with my hands. After eating I had everything valuable the house contained, includ. ing the plate. The President's mother was then that a client sold £50 of this stock as a great pain; it was like a load at my host, and I

could "bear" on the dice his boler (a member of the net bear it until I vomited all my food

ap.

I would only occupant of the house at the time of the

"House" his loss ti-day would have reached be galto faint from the want of food but soga ofraid robbery.

£300. Hence we see that the collapse of bank to tat. At time I had bad attacks of spasme which managers and others holding responsible past nearly doubled me up, and I rambled up and down the house for hours together, for I could not erm tions & invariably due to their speculations with Insiders That expert farger, Glyka, Mesure. He down. Of course I lost a deal of stoop, and in s Vagliano's clerk, confined almost exclusively his morning was so wear and faint I scarcely knew how operations to members; and Messrs. Vagliano's to get out of bed and downstairs. For eighteen years

"was never free from pain for a single day. £80.o a was entirely absorbed by the "House."

"I saw doctor after doctor, and took a great quantity of medicine without Ending any real relief.

The Inhabitants of Magura district, in the Carpathian mountains, besides suffering from famine, are afflicted with typhus" fever and dysentery, following the fallare of crops, which was due to excessive rafns,

CONSTANTINOPLE, August roth. Brigands recently captured a Frenchman named Raymond, who conducted a farm near Tehereaskot, and his overseer, named Ruffle They sent Ruffle to the French Embassador here, Carnt Montebello, with a letter stating that unless they received $25,000 they would shoot Raymond. Count Montebelle demanded of the Sultan that Raymond should be protected and

released.

WASHINGTON, August roth.

Orders were i, Jurd to-day for the Charleston to prepare at once to sail for Shanghai. This means that she will leave San Franclacn to-morrow or Wednesday. She will go vla Honolulu, and If her Immediate presence is not required there she will continus on her journey, which, it is estimated can be completed in fifteen Shanghal during the first week in September, or eighteen days. This will bring her into

would not say what was the cause of my I could live much longer, when one day in 1881 my allment. I was fast wasting away, and did not think husband board from Mr. Joseph Cooper, of Bourns, of a medicine onlled Mother Seigel's Durative Syrup which he said had cured him. If I am spared. and to my husband, I will try it. I did so, and before I had taken the first bottle I found relief, and star taking four bottles more I was quite wall and strong

#That is now ten years ago, and I have be in good health ever since, taking just an occasional dose of the syrup. After my recovery the clergymsu said to my husband, Your miss gets about very different to what she used to do, and he told him that Mother Seigal's Syrup had wrought the car. People tell me I look better than I did twenty years ago,

and I feel so strong that I can now dig potatoes and do work with anyons, notwith

compensation from the Chilian Goverment for when, if the expected outbreak of Chinese from the precincts of Capel-court from sheer standing I am 65 years of age

barbouring refugees during the attack of the Congressional forces on Pisagun.

The Philadelphia correspondent of the Times positively asserts that Blaine is not seeking the Presidential nomination. In an editorial the Times says, it thinks that it is not impossible that the famßlar excitement of a campalgo would prove a most effectual antidote to the melancholy which seems to be oppressing him, and believes that he will yet be found in the van of battle for his own, or Harrison's name.

BERLIN, August 9th..

students should occur, her services will be most needed.

ST. PETERSBURO, August 10th.

The grave situation created by the failure of the crops in Russia is causing the greatest appre bession in all circles.

The Grashdan declares that the local administrations will be unable to make provision for the Inhabitants of the distressed provinces if speculators are allowed to export corn, or if the artifical rise in the price of com is not checked. The paper demands that the Government should (mmediately place a heavy duty on the

will be almost impossible for Rula to export The Financial Messenger declares that in com this year.

Prince Bismarck, in conversation with Herr Lutz, a member of the Reichstag, said "Yourt ofrye. may tell every one that I consider the reducing of the corn duty a disaster for the country,”

The Emperor has bestowed the decoration of the Order of Merit for art and selence upon General Duvernoais in succession to the late

Moltke. in iure Davernoals is an extremely liberal and out spoken politician.

NEW YORK, August, 6th. -

On Friday evening the steamer Calckmire arrived hers from Marseilles. It was to-day learned, for the first time that when but one day out from that port the soft coal in the burke was discovered to be on fire. The captain gare orders that the strictest secrecy was to be observed, as if the news spread among the passengers it would be impossible to avert a panig, Immediate steps were taken to quench the fire. Day and night, for ten days, heavy streams of witer werp poured upon the plies of coal and the deck above It. The caplain and cae were on almost continuous duty during that time, and when they arrived at port were completely worn out. None of the passengers had any auspicion of the danger, nor did they learn of it until the port was reached.

SAN SALVADOR, August 9th. The Pacific Mall Steamablp Company, by its Autocratic dealings with this country, has got itself into trouble. Its pilps have sole control of all the traffic between the Central American States and the United States. The custom has been to load these vessels at night, so as to make quicker time to meet the terms of the subsidy for carrying the malls. The rates charged by this company are excessive, and Central American countries bave been much put out over the way they are treated. As maiters stand they can derive more beneft by sending their imports to Germany than to America. Reciprocity schemas will not do any good so jang as things remzalis as they are at present,

has not yet contemplated issuing a decree totally It is officially announced that the Government prohibiting the export of grain from Russia, bu

be made for the people living in the distressed provinces, and it is consequently expected that the export of grain from those provinces will be restricted by the authorities.

NEW YORK, August 10th. The Herald's correspondent at San Salvador sends the following: The news which I cabled you yesterday of the seizure at La Libertad of the Paclic Mall steamship City of Panama, Captain White, by the Govemment authorities because she left La Union without a permit from the captain of the port, promptly reached the care of the general agent of the last Guatemala City. The agent took it for granted that confiscation had been made because of soms violation of the bealth laws, but, to make sure, inquired by lélegram if that was the case Minister of Commerce Amaya telegraphed the following reply: "The City of Panama did not leave La Union without permission of the Health Board, as you say. She did, however, leave without the requisits permit from the authorities of the port. This has led to the ruing of said steamer, and in consequence she has be declared confiscated. We are carrying out in this matter the same doctrine that the Walled States have applied in the case of the Hafa of the Chillan rebel squadron,

A DEFENCE OF THE OUTSIDE BROKER.

"A Real Outside Broker," who is somewhat sceptical of the writer's title, replies to the article in our faspe of last week on "The Bitter Cryof the

Lime of

The Committee of the Stock Exchange are advertising broadcast that members are not allowed to advertise and yet it is a fact that the system of employing "runners "what the French call "remissiers-causes more mischief than thousands of whole-page advertisements These runners are selected from alt grades of society-half-pay officers, young gentlemen moving in good society, and club men depending for their living on half commissions. The insidious efforts of these ferrets have broken up many a happy home. I fully admit that the system pursued by outsiders in recent years is demoralizing in the extreme, but the evercrowding of the "House" is mainly reponsible for the terrible stagnation in busiress. The public baving been disheartened by recent losses, members have been living оп one another. The smaller fry are in axiremis. and many have disappeared inability to make the two ends meet. Indeed, "My husband saftred terribly from rheumati a great number found it difficult to scrape and dux, and has found wonderfil benefit from the together the amount of their annual subscription. tame medicine. Hosays he would have been in the If the Committee of the Stock Exchange were sharabyard long ago but for Mother Beigel's Syrup. wise, they would abolish the institution of jobbers to know what it has done for me and mins. (Signd), Formfool I can say it saved my life, and I wish other which does not exist on any other Exchange, and reduce the number of members by imposing Bathur Aye, wife of William Ays, of Thuriby, onerous terms of admission. Why should not

nsas Bourne, Lincolnshiro, every member be compelled to deposit a large sum. In this brief and simple way Mrs, Ayr talla astoy As caution money, as is the practice on the Parishapes and fears! what hours of keen sorrow and deep tha fall details of which would all book. What Bourse? At present the outside public have no security whatever. For night they know their darkcess she must have experienced. Yes, Indeed. brokers, might be hopelessly insolvent, while

None can

can even imagine It

It oxdapt

those who they are entrusting them with thels securities. the great Bistorbood of Suffering. Where the meations disclosures in connection with the suspension common and fatel one, indigestion and dyspepsis-ha Surely every one must remember the recent namel

one symptoms of her disease she actually could hars a dosen. For her malady-the fearfully of two or three highly respectable old-established many signs and forms as the mind has fancies, or firms, members of the Stock Exchange.

the heavens have clouds. From it, s from sin, car brokers fraternity, we hear of their shady helpless humanity, Beeing what her great discovery

In discussing there pariahs, the outside a thousand

ad pangs and pains to torment and to crush antesdents and their third foor back ha sorp led the lacques it of the Gard But what is the origin of many a member whose horses and carriages are the admiration of the bablues of the Themes Embankment Many of these gentlemen have graduated as clarks to some stockbroker, and a few of them having, by a lucky coup, made their pils in some illicit speculative venture, suddenly start on their rasting trade as long as Dame Fortune favoUIS own account as full-blown brokers, doing a

them.

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friend to kind Mother Seigell Winkle awoke from his nap to and himself old Mrs. Ayr awoke from her long alght of Illness to and herself young again. Is not the moral plain enough for will the suffering millions in England --- Ladel

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SECOND DAY,

CLUB.

TO-MORROW, rath September, 1891, Commencing at 3.30p.m.

THE "ORCHESTRA MACAENSE " has kindly consented to play during the afternoon..

Chairmans

Hon. J. H. STEWART-LOCKHART. Committer:

A. G. Stephen, Feq, H. C. Manning, Eng. E. Friedriche, Esq. Fr. W. Koch, Eiq.

Hon. Treasurer

R. T. Wright, Esq..

M. A. A. Soon, Esq, Capt. Robinson. A. Turner,

Esq.

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Ron. Treasurer :

G.C. C. Master, Esq. Umpires:

G. A. Caldwell, Etq. J. Sampson, Esq.

Reform:

R. K. Leigh, Esq.

Starters!

J. Sampson, Esq., Lleut. EC. H. Grant

Oficial Time-keeper i E.L.Collingwood, Esq.

Handicappers: J. Sampson, Esq. E, L. Collingwood, Esp N.B.-1. No.Com-etitor #ill be allowed to take more than Two First Pdzes during the two daya.

2. All Races, Diving, &c. will be decided by the Umpires,

3. Excellence in Diving canalets in: Form Dlitance. Entry and Recovery.

4. No Second Prize will be given unless four rait,

5. In the event of entries for any, one race exceeding eight in number, Competitors will be drawn to swim in heats,

16 Mrs. J. H. Stewart-Lockhart has kindly consented to present the prites on Monday, 'the 14th instant, at 5.39 D.m..

SECOND DAY,

TO-MORROW, 12th SEPTEMBER, 1891, 1-3.30 pm-SWIM UNDIR WATER (TWO Prize). First, Prize presented. by E. R. Belllion, Esq.

|2-3:45 pm-Header from Stage,`(Two Prizes), Firat Priza presented by J. D. Humphreys, Esq.

3-4 pm.--SMALL BOYS". RACK (under 14 years of age) lengths, (Handicap)," (Two Prizes). Presented by The Club. 4-4.15 p.m.-SHORT PACK (For men över 25.) (Handicap.) (Two Prizes). First Prize presented by A. G. Romano, Esq. 1.-4.30 p.m.-SHORT RACE, (Handicap.) 2 lengths. (Two Prizes). Presented by E R. Bellios, Esq.

6-4.45 pm-VETERANS' RACE. (For men aver 39.) (Handicap) lengths, (Two Prizes. First Prize presented by Hon, J.J• Keswick

7-5 p.m.-SMALL BOYS' RACE. (1st and 2nd in No. 3 Event excluded) a lengths. - (Two

· Prizes.) B-5.15 p.m.-LONG RACE. 8 lengths, (Han

dienp.) (Two Prizes.). First Prize presented by F. de Boris, Esq.

9-5.32 PM-PLUNGING. (Two Prizes) · First

Prize presented by the Members. 10-5.45 pm-CONSOLATION RACE (open to Competitors at this Meeting who have not won a prize). 2 lengths, (Handicap) (One Pri) Presented by the Members 11-6 p.m.-SOLDIERS RACE. 4 lengths (Three Prizes.) Fresented by the Club, Non-members admitted by teket only. These can be procured at Messrs. Kelly & Walsh, Ld. GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. Hongkong, th September, 18qt f1206

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results of the South African and South American Let us now take into consideration the minong bubbles. The launching of mining companies and the promotion of gigantic schemes.to the tune of hundreds of millions during the last three or four years were carried out with the sid

" SINGAPORE." of members of the Stock Exchange, mod Captain Stenham, will be despatched for the Javarishly with firms of the highest finding, abere Port TOMORROW, the rath instant, who manipulated the market for a consideration,

For Freight or Passage, apply to and thus induced the poble to take up these

CHAN SENG HONG, shares after they had been driven up to a

Hongkong, 11th September, vfqṛ. fictitious premium. I am not an advocate of the existing ostilde dealer; but I should adviso those endowed with gambling propensities to put their tenner" on a horse called "Bertha" or Dora" with a respectable bucket-shop keeper, rather then to open an account with a member of the Stock Exchange, in the former case the speculator knows the extent of the risk he runs. -Pall Mall Budget.

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GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. GUNNER required for the Government Gunpowder Depot, Stone-cutters Island Salary $600 per annum and Quarters. Applications, with testimonials, to be sent to the Colonial Secretary before WEDNESDAY, the 16th instant.” By Command,

W. M. GOODMAN, Acting Colonial Secretary Colonial Secretary's Office,

Hongkong, roth September, 1Rai.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF"

* HONGKONG.

Tsars

IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the Matter of the Estate of WILLIAM

HOWELL FORBES. ■

■ Bankrupt.

When Rip Van Winkle awoke from his nip in the The Germans bave sets their chance to profit City by an Ostaide Broker. He says: Catskill Mountains in Amurics, he found himself an by this state of affairs, and already many of their admit that the success of a few outside prokers, old man. Til dog was dead long ago, and nothing vessels are loading in Central Ameries. As a some years back, has brought up a rich crop of was left of his gun but the lock and harri. And when result of the strained relations between the so-called brokers or dealers, and numerous he went back to the village of Falling Water, where Pacific Mall Steamship Company and the States bucket-shops, whose preposterous advertise he used to life, pobody recognized him. His wif

bellaring him dead, bad married the stain-side, of Guatemala, Nicaragus and Salvador they menta havo degraded this bunch of bussiness. passed laws making it illegal to employ naives But there is no evidence that the losses sound sleep, for twenty giant.

Climax has been reached by a widespread character as compared

A long amooze; but it seems to me I'd rather be the confiscation by the Salvadorian authorities sustained by cilents operating through, members be miserable. Tot here is a woman who says, "I can of the Pacific Mail steamship City of Panasia, of the London Stock Exchange. The speculator truthfully say that for eighteen years I was never free Captain White. She is the fastest of the feet who operates through the existing bucket-shops from pain for a single day." and White is senior captain.

Is liable to lose his cover, or to be fleeced of the The selure took place at La Libertad, and profits made in either eas a matter of say: Hival Yet: I suppose milions of folk crawl song Meroy I think of that. What a wretched way to was caused by the City of Panama loving L 10 to £50. But those who are in the habit of through the world in that atple. Not because they Union without a permit from the Captale of the confining their operations to the "House" cannot

want to. Havena, nol. But because they can't help It is said that Captala Walta, in his possibly know the extent of the risk they run it. This was her situation, and an army of other port desire to leave La Union promptly so as to For instance, if man pats down with woman (besides crowds of mm) can sympathise with maintain his time schedule, weighed anchor at an outsider as cover on 4,000 Brighton Aha... duk.-

The chanot possibly loss anything beyond There was a lot of goods on the dock and the the 50%, but ik same operation in the stokly. At first I had a bad farte in its mouth, She says Wor oveż twały years I was work and amborities insisted on ikely being shipped. In | #Humme may easily culminnie in a less poor appetityand an unconteríable facing at my (1816)

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Hopekong, 18th March, 1991,

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CAIN ONE POUND

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A Day.

In the event of complaints being found necessary, communication with the Undersigned Is requested, when immediate steps will be taken to rectify the cause of dissatisfaction.

D. GILLIES Secretary. Hongkong, 251h August, 1885.

G. FALCONER & CO., WATCH and CHRONOMETER HÄNU.

FACTURERS and JEWELLERS,

INSTRUMENTS, CHARTS BOOKS. No. 48. Oucen't Road Central

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NAUTICAL

NOTICE.

JEYES SANITARY COMPOUNDS COMPANY, LIMITED.

ĮKVES WOOD FRESERVER OR ANTISEPTIC PAINT.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Public THE Undersigned have this day been Sitting, at the Supreme Court, Hongkong, appointed SOLE AGENTS for the sale for the shore named Bankrupt to pass his last of those PERFECT DISINFECTANTS, and of discharge, fixed for, SATURDAY, the 12th purchase, at Wholesale Prices, Extra Special examication and make application for ble order are prepared to supply quantities to suit day of September, 18gs, at Eleven of the clock perron for Sisipping and large Ordergr in the forenson, has been adjourned to WEDNES DAY, the agrd day of September, 1891, at 73 Sanitary Engineer, Local Government Board,

Sir ROBIET RAWIARION, CB, CE, Chief: 'Clock in the forenoon, precisely, at the Supreme London, says puta Court aforesaid, g

It is the best Disinfectant in use," ASPEN yeni „Deled this xrthday of September, 1891,

*W, G, HUMPHREYS & Co BRUCE SHEPHERD,

Back Buildings, 22 Aaling Registrar.. Mongkong" 19th Jukaj 1888,

ĐÁ GAIN OF A POUND. A DAY IN THE CASE OF A MAN WHO HAS BECOME "ALL RUN DOWN," AND HAS BEGUN TO TAKE „THAT LEMARKABLE FLISH PRODUCRE,

SCOTTS EMULSION

OF PURE COD'LIVER OIL WITH Hypophosphites of Lime & Soda

16. NOTHINO" UNDQUAL""" THIS ́ FEAT | HAS BEIN PERFORMED OVER AND OVER ) ADAIN, PALATABLE 10 MILK EN- DOKSEU BY PHYSICIANS, THREE TINEN AS RYPICACIOUS AS PLAIN OIL. AVDIN | BUBSTITUTIONS · AND. IMITATIONS.

Bold, by all Chamiata, Shank

SCOTT, & BOWNE, LIMITED, 20147 SARRINGDON ST, LONDON, BA

Bela Avents for Hongkong And Chips': Meners. A. §. WATSON & Co. (LIMETRO), (Hunghow glotnir !Jovens ar 1966

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