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Wichita eagle., 1889-04-02
THE COURTS
DISTRICT COURT.

DISTRICT COURT.
! A motion to dissolve attachment was
heard in Rice & Co. VS.. W. 81. Baker s
Co., and continued until Wednesday.
| In Loretta Clifford VS.. Ben Clifford, 8
| divorce was granted plaintiff on the
grounds of habitual drunkenness for two
| years, and gross neglect of marital duties
| The parties were married in Sedgwick
county in February 1872. and continued to
| live together as man and wife until Sep
| TENDER 1888. The plaintiff was given Gus
tody of the four children, Nellie, Lizzie,
Willie and Effie.
Albert c. Hughson yesterday, through
his attorneys, filed suit for divorce from
his wife, Merilla E. Hughson. alleging
abandonment. The parties were married
in Michigan in 1872, and have not lived to-
gether as man and wife since 1850.
STATE CASES.
State VS.. S. w. Wider, plea of autre
fois acquit and demurrer thereto. the de-
murrer was sustained and a fine of SO and
costs assessed. The defendant was ac-
cused of an assault upon j. w. Burton.
State VS.. Harry Maddux; nolle prosequi
was entered, the prosecuting witness
in the case haying disappeared and could
not he found.
STATE vs.. TINNoNS
Was commenced yesterday morning and
about 2 o'clock a jury was empaunelled.
The defendant is accused of infanticide
October q. 1888. He was arrested m JAN
uary, at which time full account of the
alleged crime was published At adj
journment of court the examination of
witnesses for the state had been but fairly
commenced,
POLICE COURT.
Charles Robinson turned in q back fine
yesterday of S..
''Black Bob" the colored man who fell
into the hands of Joe Stewart down on
South Fifth Saturday night, was fined IS
for disturbing the peace and being drunk.
He was penniless and sent out to work on
the stone pile.
John Carlton, plain drunk, was sent
out to keep him company.
Ed Ryan had gone up TO Father Casey's
Sunday evening and vehemently demanded
pair of shoes. He was found guilty Of
disturbing the peace and was committed.
A man who was too full of good feeling
to give his name was fined s. for drunken
ness. He paid it.
Late in the evening j. Johnson was
brought into the station to answer the
charge of carrying concealed weapons. He
put up $50 for his appearance this morn
ing
Marriage license was yesterday issued by
Judge Buckner of the probate court to
Frank B. Campbell, Ell Paso. Colo, and
LoulJ. Gopher, Peck, Sedgwick county.s
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-02

Al Stedman, who has been at the county
Jail for some time, has been taken to the
asylum OF Topeka.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-02
DIED.

Mr.. Frank Crosby died at his home on
Fern avenue, yesterday morning at a.
m. Funeral this morning at a. m. Re-
mains will be taken to Goddard and placed
in the cemetery.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-02

There is little Of consequence to report
beyond the bare fact that the work is
moving along smoothly.
The superintendent stated he was in re-
ceipt of many letters asking when exami-
! nation OF teachers would be held. The ex-
amtnations to be hela would be for the
purpose of securing list from which to
select corps of teachers for next year.
He suggested that date should be deter
mined upon SO he could give out the de-
| sired information. 1t was finally decided
to hold the examination on the Tuesday
and Wednesday following the close of the
schools, the term ending May 81.
Audited bills We're read amounting to
$3.50.
A communication concerning sewer
taxes was reported. 1t seems that school
property has been taxed for sewer pur-
poses and the amount of taxes
as calculated from such report. Mr..
Feghtley said he did not understand that
school property could be taxed and could
not see that sewer taxes could be collected.
The matter was referred to the finance
committee for investigation.
Mr.. McNair, chairman of a special COM
mittee to prepare rules for the board to be
printed with school report, read the report
which was lengthy effort and in interest
about equal to the average literature of
that class. The question about the organ
iZatlon of the board in August was raised.
The new law provides that the board be
| organized in May, and hence the question
| arises should the old board hold over I'M
til May comes around and not reorganize
in August. After some consideration the
question was dropped.
! Fegtley moved the report be read by sec
tionS. The time-consuming suggestion
prevailed and the section by section u
! business commenced. The first lock horns
was over the important feature whether
Or not the board should meet at s o'clock
| p. M. or a half hour before. A change was
made in creating committee whose bust
ness it should be to provide fuel.
The report as amended was adopted.
| The committee on finance submitted the
following:
! Gentlemen:
! Your committee to whom was referred
the matter of apportionment of school
| funds and apportionment of same have to
report the following:
Find by reference to the state superin-
tenQent'S report 1Or lSot-1oSS Cnat the TWO
counties reporting the greatest number of
pupils and receiving the greatest amount
of moneys from the state were Sedgwick
and Shawnee counties,
The total number of pupils enrolled in
Sedgwick county for the year 'S7 1882.
Total number of pupils enrolled in Shaw
nee county for the same year, 1888.
Balance in favor of Sedgwick forty nine.
The number of pupils reported by census
for
Sedgwick Observation-Disclosures 4240
oildihutS-
According to latter state school moneys
were proportioned amounting as follows:
Sedgwick S14, $50 46
ShaWIee. .........-.-.-....,- ID 4Ui %
Your committee on finance on investi-
CATION beg leave 70 report the following
relating to the matter of moneys received
by the county treasurer from fines and
other collections made by the justices of
the peace, districl clerk and probate
judge.
We find that the amount of moneys set
opposite the following names have been
turned into the county treasurer since
lar
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-02

Miss A. E. Brazan. aged thirty-seven
years, died yesterday morning at her home
on East Douglas avenue. Funeral services
will he held this morning at 10 o'clock at
her late residence.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-02
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100 Doses Oue Dollar.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-02
PERSONALS

W. A CErsTyBEzzT,
Garfield University.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-02
SCHOOL BOARD.
TAKE A TEDIOUS GRIND AT RULES
TO GOVERN ITSELF.
A Kick on School Property Paying Sew
er Taxes-Over $1.4OO Assess
subcommittee Re-
ports.

The school board met in regular session
last evening at the council chamber. 1t
was discovered that sewer taxes amount
ing to 81, 400 had been calculated against
the school property in the city and it was
suggested that such property is exempt
from taxation. The finance committee
was instructed to interview some one on
the situation.
The special committee on rules of the
board reported at length and consumed
most of the time of the session. The
finance committee reported moneys receiv-
ed from various sources.
PROCEEDINGS IN FULL.
The board met with members McNair,
Cambell, Clapp, Fegtley, Howard and Pal
let present and NJ. w. Levy in the chair.
1t was not a favorable evening for a
healthy lobby as most of that class were
on the street corners talking personal poll
tics. All the chairs outside the railing
were free for the use of one man who
acted much like be had bill he wanted
paid. 1t was rumored before the meeting
that something would be done that would
mako the meeting memorable and of inter-
est. What it would be no one seemed
willing to predict.
The report of treasurer was read showing
amount on hand 1st of March S23, 900
from which 1000 had been drawn. The
superintendent read his report for
March, a synopsis of which is as follows:
The report herewith presented is for the
school month ending March s. being the
sixth school month for the school year.
Number of pupils belong at close of
previous month. 3, 500
New pupils admitted during month. 100
Mum Der dismissed during mouth. 299
Number belonging at close of month 8, 400
Average number belonging during
month. NATURALIZATION 1863
Average daily attendance 3,042
Per cent OF attendance. ... 80
Number Of cases of hardness. ... 762
Number Of cases of trnency ... rs
Member Of cases of corporal punish
Number of visits from superintendent Ga
Number of visits from others ~ 322
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-09-21

The London Queen tells of a cute correspond
ence which is going on between the little Princess
Wilhelmina who is likely soon to become Queen
of the Netherlands, and the infant King of Spain.
The Princess who is in her ninth year, has al
ways been delighted to hear all that her mother
Queen Emma, could tell her about the baby King
of Spain. A day or two before her last birthday,
entirely of her own accord, she sat down and wrote
letter, in which, after giving list of her princ
pal treasures, including her fayorite big doll Paul
inc and her pet pony she went on to tell him that
some day she should be Queen, though she did
not want to be one one bit.
She added that she supposed little Kings liked
toys as well as other boys, and if her mamma
would allow her she would send him the biggest
Noah's ark she had ever seen-which had in it
every animal in the Geological gardens at Rotter-
dam and others besides.
Both the letter and the Noah's ark were sent to
Madrid, and in due time the Princess Wilhelmna
received from the King of Spain charming little
answer written, of course, by his devoted mother.
The experiment of the ballot in the hands of
woman seems to be bearing the test in Wyoming
and Kansas. The following is from letter from
Mrs. Gov. Humphrey, of Kansas;
II have not been counted among the enthusiast
tic advocates, much less as an agtator, in behalf
of woman suffrage, and hence my opinion on the
subject is from a conservative standpoint Not to
discuss the question generally, have always felt
that the natural justice of equal suffrage, based
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-09-21
LITTLE ROCK, SATURDAY, SEPT. 81, 1889
WOMAN's CHRONICLE PRIZE STORY.

The WoMAN'S CHRONICLE offers for the best
story of not more than 1000 words, to be handed
in before October LIST, a prize of three standard
Journals, to be selected by the winner, the total
cost of which is not to exceed Five Dollars Com
petltors must be subscribers to the Chronicle.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-09-21

50 being taught to them, and may purer living,
and higher standard of manhood and woman
hood for all nations be raised as the result Of this
object lesson that we of the W. G. L. U. are pre-
senting to their view"
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-09-21

Mrs. SARAH A. BARNUM, of Queens county, Long
Island, is manager of the largest farm on that
island. The farm contains 1900 acres, and she
employs from 40 TO 100 men according to the sea-
son. Mrs. Barnum is 70 years of age, and is hale
and hearty.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-09-21

MILE. DEsRAnIER is said to be the greatest
woman speaker in the world.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-09-21

WHY should not ladies become druggists? They
possess the essentials of success, and could con-
duct the business successfully So says practical
druggist.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-09-21

TEXAS siftings is responsible for the following:
"When a subscriber goes into country news
paper office to pay his subscription, the editor puts
on a sanctum- money-us-look."
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-09-21

lie who has loved often has loved never.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-09-21

NO School is more necessary to children than
p"'enG9' because either the will must be broken
In childhood, or the heart in old age ''N'A
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-09-21

10 marry for money, beauty, home, or selfish.
ness, is debasing' Character is of far more conse.
quence than any of sheet. ''''''-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-17

ionoers aud), neil fte in ber uns benad=
barteu meritanif6en &epublit gelproz
den mirb.
Nber unter allen Spra6en empfieblt
it6 oo9 fir ben S9uIunterri9t in ben
Ser. etaaten, nd6ft Der enelii@en, am
meiiten bic oeuti9e.
unb I'm Die Diel mebr srIt fir bic
3inber oeuti9er @Itern, infofern oies
felben miiui6en, baB ibre Muttets
fpra6e bel ibren Ginbern ni1t in
gergeifenbeit geratbe, unO tpean fie
tpiiniden, init ibren eigenen Ginbern in
ibrer eigenen, III ber beutI9en Spra1e
ibre 8eoanfeu austuul6en gu f6nnen,
iniOfern lie ibre Wutteripra6e iiberz
baupt felbit i'm 9er5en tragen.
ylun pirb 5tpar bic beutl6e Spra9e
bier in oen 0ffentli9en 59uIen man@er
Stdbte, unter anberen aud in benen
Der Stabt San glntDnio, gelebrt, allein
lie 1T i6mer au erlernen unb fann BON
ben S6iilern iener S9ulen in ben
menigen 5tunben, bic tp69entli1 auf
lie Dertuanbt perben, i'm belten Sale
nur unDOlfOmmeH erlernt tperoen.
9euti9e @ltern, bic es perm0gen,
follten allio ibre Ginber in loI9e S9u,
len F6iden, in 6enen, neben Der englis
f6en, aud bic beuti9e 5pra6e griinbs
lid selebrt luirb.
llnb ba3u baben iie gltidli9ermeiie In
bieliger Stabt bic allerbefe @eIegenbeit,
ba uniere altbemdbrte oeutf9 englil1e
96ule, in ber Die beuti6e Spra6e
griinolid gelebrt miro, aud in ber eng
iii6en Spra6e, unb III alien anberen
llnterri6tsgegeufdnben polfommen 10
biel, no ni1t mebr leiftet, als irQenb
tpel6e unierer anberen S6ulen, m6s
gen fie gamen baben pie tie pollen!
Sat bod ber Oireftor bes Nicola
nical- and Agricultural College" gu
8rDan omar ni@t 0ffentli1, aber bod
miinOli6 ertldrt, baB bic 36gIinge Der
biefgen beuti9sensIii9en s9ule, tie
iene Nnitalt beiu9t baben, i'm 9ur6s
f9nitt cine griinbli9ere 8or5ilbung
mitbrd6ten, als irgenb mel9e anbere.
llnb bas 1T li6erli@ elm getDi6tiges
3eugniB!
Gern iei es BON uns 3u tpuni9en,
fbaB uniere &inber, bic bier aufwa6ien,
ettpas anberes als Qlmerifaner iper6en,
aber mir tpinf9en aufs iebnli9ae, baB
lie griinbli9 0eutld lernen, uub ,piins
i@en oas ni9t bios nm Der gltern,
ionbern um Der Ginber ielbf wilen.
gBir legen es beBbalb allen beutI9en
@ltern bringenb an's 6ers, Ni9ts gu
peridumen, mas in ibren Grdften ftebt,
um ibren &inbern eine mbsli9f grilnbs
lide GenntniB oer beuti6en Spra9e
nit auf ben Weg Our9 oas 2eben 3u
geben!
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(@tn9e ianbtD
lteber Die 08ibtigfett ocS Demtidben
NnterrtdfeS, befDnoerS ftir Die
6in0cr 9ettffff1er Gltetn.

SaB es nubli6 far Sebermann 1T,
mebr als cine Spra9e gu fennen, follte
einleu6teno iein, mirb aber benno9,
befonbers bon Gnslif6 Nmeritanern,
oft ni6t eingeleben.
gBer mebr als elmer Spra9e md9tig
it. tann ii6 elmer sr6Beren 3abl bon
Wteni6en oeri1dnblid MAIDEN, als Der,
ber nur cine tennt. unb .pie nuBli9
bas 1T bel elmer semifdten 8eo6lferung,
mie 3. y. Der unierer Stnbt, bas bat
obne 3weifel f@on Sober bemerft.
gBer aber auBer ieiner Mutterlprahe
nod cine ober mebrere anbere erlernt,
ber lernt nt6t Bios bieIe anberen Spras
9ea, ipnoern ct lernt, bllr6 bic 8ergleis
dung 5neier Spra9en, ribtig 3u oens
fen, lernt oas babur9 biellei9t mebr als
olr9 irgeno eln anberes Bilbungsa
ntittel.
1nb neben ben @runbIdben Der alges
mrinsn SitteaIebte 1T bod bic Gdbig.
feit, ri@ttg beufen su t6nnen, Der
0auptawed aller @rsiebung.
unitreitig iit in bieiem 2anbe BON
aaen Gpra6en bic englii9e bic tpi6=
tigfte, linb es fragt li6 al1o nur, tuelde
anbere na6 ibr, bic iui6tigite uno niibs
li6te LIT.
g8ie bic englii6e Spra9e iebt bon
einem gr6teren 3beiIe Der 8etpobner
uHlerer @rbe geipro6en pirb als irgenb
cine anbere, 10 mirb bic beutlde III ben
Yereinigten 6taaten, unb bier i'm Giis
ben, befonbers in Seras, bel tpeitem
bon 6ein gr0Beren Sbsile berienigen gez
fpro6en, beren Mutterlpra9e ole eng
llfde ni6t 1T.
9ie oeuti6e Spra6e 1T aIio bier,
mad bet englilden, ftir bas gepobn=
li9e 2eben tpidtiger als irgenb cine
anbere, unb 1T es ferHer aud fir ole
Dieienigen, bic mebr lernen tpollen,
als in ben gep6bnli6en S6ulen ges
lebrt iDir6.
Senn unter ben lebenben Gpraden,
bic bier lebi9li6 in 8etra6t tommen,
gibt es feline, beren 8eritdnbniB elite
rei6ere Giteratur in allen WilIenI6afs
ten unb t0itlibere Berlen Der Oi6tung
eri6l0Hen, als bic oeuti9e, nit Der in
bieIer Sinii6t nur nod bic englif9e
unb fran50liide bergli9en tperben
t6nnen.
llno permbge ibres Wortrei6tbums
unb ibrer eigentbimliden Sabbilbung
gibt es aud feline Spra6e, oeren gr.
lernung, uno oeren 8ergIei1ung nit
anberen Spra9en, bas Dentoermogen
mebr 3u en!tpideln perm66te, als eben
bic beutf6e.
gtabli6 fir bas 2.ben in Mmerifa,
unb beionbers in Weiiteras, 1T aud bic
i9bue ipanii6e Sprade, neil Iie in
Imerifd, iiberbaupt mad Der englii6en,
Die am meiIten perbreitete 1T, unb be-
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B6- Wlot. Me@abe, 9tew grunss
mid, 81. sablt irgeno Semanb fhnf
Dollars, Der an Blutabfiibren ieibet
un6 mad benz OOri6riftsmdBigen Sc
brau6e BON @bamberlain's @olife, Gbos
lera unb Diarrboe MitteI ni6t in Der
mo9li6it fiiraeHeE 3eit babOn befreit
tpirb. Gine babe Is Gents 6Iaf9e
bieier Webi3in beilte iein 8lutabfiibren,
na9oem er bic Mebi3in unb 3e3epte
neri6ieoener 9ottoren pergebens angez
tpanot bate. Serr Mc@abe fam oies
te OIferte gan3 rubig MAIDEN, oa fein
Jall bon @olif, @bo!era Morbus, Dplen.
terp, OiarrbOe ooer 8Iutabfabren be-
faint 1T, Der ni6t bel regelre6ter 9ln.
tpenbung bes MtitteIs gebeilt iporben
ipdre. Gum 8ertauf BEL 81. @o6n &
60. unb 3. SalteDer & 6obn.
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Triid, mns seiunS int buben sllter.

gSaS 1T iGrner as elm alter Baum i'm Sdmud pe5 frs
i4en Srhbliusssrin82 Der Gersleib smiiAen etnem
Iclden SaumrattrarGen unb einem alien 9errn pper
elmer alter Dame pper 9eben, Strait unb @eIunbbe lit
elm redt PATHFINDER. OaS Sine qua non, bic unentz
bebrlie GprduSisuns lebeuStrdfttser Susenb, rpbuz
tier Mannbastett unb leben8frii4en bpben aGter8 lit
etne seiunbe Gerbauuns Obne piele entbebr ba8 2ez
ben ene5 bpben 6ei;es, Der eS umflteBen Ip1te BUR
Grret6ung ene8 bpben Ilters in rpbuter @eiunb1eit
unn sur Selie9ung ber SdpdeSuitdnbe, rpelde b sez
ppbnltt init ben b6beren Sabren einteaen sbt eS ten
prbltbnenhereS unp ansenebmeres Gltgr ais S9ptet=
ters Mdsenbitters. DpSpepies Spmptpme, 9lnlase
3u Reoernlecen nerpbe Gubelpiisteit unb rbeumai6e
Den NafwtrtunSen prn Strapa5en unb lleberarbet=
uns brt9 es bic Spse ab unb sepdbr gang beipnper5
S9us allen Oenienisen, pelde irnlt mdlariiden Sin
lhiien unterliesen. 0fan ieae es auf eine srunpbe
Hrpbe.
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Swalt orr Sdre&Gid)e
mi ietn 9mnO.
oaOman pum $. @pffmanm IT.
lGortfetuns.l

lUoltiekuhB.I
60 fage bod frdftig, energiltb, m1nn=
lid : f6neibig, iDenn 9u ipillf, nur
nur ni9t bies burIditofe Wortl
Oas paBt alles nidt 70 gut tpie forl9.
aber troBbent tann i9 Jpn nun einmaI
nibt leioeH. @r lit mir greuIid, gana
berbaBt. gr iit 70 unperf9dmt. gr
fpielt ben ueberlegenen, ipie tommt er
baaus st lit mir nod lange ili6t iibers
legenl Sm @egentbeil, bumm lit er.
Senfe Dir, ueuli6 tpubte er .ni9t elm.
nal mebr ben pDtbagordil9en 2ebrs
fab! yfa, unb 10 einen foa man ernlt
neblnenl
Die Grau &ammeraienrdtbin lob ibs
rer So9ter prafenb Ing @ef9t.
9iebe Glma, foste fie lansfam, i9
mill bod ni9t bofen = bic ginIabnng
fiir bielen 9errn BeQing
0errn SDttor Geling, Mama!
Gag Dir 10 auffaaeno am 6eraen,
Ob9Iei9 er sar ni6t 0ifte gema6t batte
= i'd min bod ni6t bpHen, baB Du
ben @otillon fur oieien 6errn reierbirt
bah2
sllma uut6e roth.
90? rief fie trobig. llnb tparum
tpiaft Du bas ni6t boffens Wenn es
mir nun aufdQig 10 paBt2
Damn tpirbeit Eu seigen, bas 9u
nod Elm re9tes 2inb biit. 3unddlt
tDtirbe 6err bon 8Obungen iebr perIebt
feiit-
ST mir geraoe re6t!
gieQei9t ii@ gan3 3uriid,ieben-
SOIL ct tbun, in 8ottes 91amen!
Die Grau 9ommer3ienrdtbin murbe
drgerli6.
Su bift ni9t re9t gei9eitl fagte lie
i9orf. Damn m69te i1 bod nur ems
tniRen: fagte iie f9arf. Damn m19te
i'd bod nur ems nihen: fage NAL,
Milf Du bieien Serrn 6@ulmeifer ettua
beiratben2
Alma ma9te elm bolltommen perbldff>
tee @eii@t. rMama!" rief iie erf6rO:
den. Damn itieg ibr bas 8lut beiB in
bic e@ldfen. Damn f6mieg fie unb
farrte bernirrt au Boben.
Gin f6ftli6er 8ebanfe! Iafte bic
Mlama. Su = uno elm armer 6duIs
meifter?
SEPT ifampfte alma beftis nit benz
Sub auf, mari ibrer Mutter einen nil.
tbenben 8lid 3u un5 fdrie:
unb nun geraoe! So, ia, beiratben
iuil i'd ibnl @erabe beiratben! 0ir
gum aerser ert re6t! llnb na6ber uirb
er S6ulraib, uno mir laden Sid aug
Gin S6ulratb iit bod biel mebr aIs 70
Elm lumpiger &Ommer3ienratb, Der blos
Gelb bat uno iueiter gar ni9tsi
Warum 1T er ni6t elm bisden for.
i6era llno Du ma6if es bod ssrabt
70 nit ibml
Sd bin feline 6rau
lln6 i'd bin feline SO9ter unb nil
S@ulrdtbin wer6enl gs paBtm nun
einmal 10.
SEPT ftampfte bic 4ommersienrdtbin
genau 10 nit benz SUB auf ipie por6et
ibre So9ter unb rief:
JidrriI9 bift gu, ndrriid, fombIei
ndrrifdb! ginen bunsrigen S6ulmei>
fterl
yaa, tueiBt Ou, buusrig fiebt er pobr=
baftig ni6t aus! 8enn Dein Weanu
nnr 10 ausfdbe anb TO pdrel @r in
nod piel forf6er als Der 8obunaen
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Oann nod bic Sntegralre6nung - BIZ
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