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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-04-22
HNECuToR,S NOTICE

TXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
r. Letters testa-uentary upon the estate OF Ma
than Gates late of White township, in the coun-
ty OF Cambria. Pa, deceased. having been grant
ed 10 the undersigned notice Is hereby given %
a n persons indebted to said estate TO mace i'm
mediate payment and those having claims or de
mands against the same are requested TO present
them properly authenticated for settlement TO
ISAIAH GATES,
Executor OF Nathan Gates, deceased
White Twp. Pa March Z5, lss25t
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-04-22

Mis-. KRUsE and her son were gulllo-
tined at Dortmund, Germany, Thursday.
They had murdered the husband and
father because he was unfit for work
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-04-22
5 NOTICE.

VNNENI TUX , NUIItE-
Ia Notice Is hereby given that Letters testA-
mentAry In the estate OF John Douglass, late of
Allegheny township. Cambria county. deceased
having been granted 20 me, all persons indebted
10 safe estate are requested TO make payment IN
me at once and those having claims against the
same will present them properly authenticated
for settlement. W. A Is. LIT ILt.
Executor OF John Douglass, decea Cd
I.UTettu Pa, April 4, lsg..
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-04-22
remocra,ic state rIcket.
For Congressman az Large

For Congressman at Large
GEORGE =. ALLEN. Erie
THOMAS l.. MERRITT. H"rk~.
For supreme judge.
Christopher HENDRICK. Ncudu-o.
Tor Electors at Large
MORTIMER r. ELLIOTT Tioga.
JNO. G. RJLLITT. PhiIadrlphia.
THOMAS y. KENNEDY. Franklin
DAVID T. WILSON. Allegheny.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-04-22

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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-02-26
Modifying Lenten Regulations.

jamestown Alert: Pope Leo XIII
has issued an edict modifying the usual
restrictions of lent in all parts of the
world where the grip is prevalent. The
order of the pope has been in the hands
of the archbishops and bishops for a
number of weeks. It was so worded as
to leave the edict imperative should the
disease have disappeared prior to the
beginning of lent. But as the grip is
prevalent in most parts of Europe and
America the order will be read in all the
churches in both continents on Sunday,
February 28th. Lent beginning March 2
and ending April II. The order Is SINH
lar to the n issued by the pope last
year. 1t is intended to obviate the poe-
sibility of too rigid fasting and abstin-
ence on the part of many persons whose
health demands the generous use of
n%ourishipg food and yet who would
have regarded any departure from the
rule as an act of disobedience. It is not
unusual for the pope to suspend the
lenten restrictions in case of great emer-
gency. During the prevalence of chol-
era in Italy and France the restrictions
were suspended entirely.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-02-26

the atmosphere an aroma that doesn't
remind one of green fields, sweet SMELL
ing clover or new mown timothy. In
short, the present building used as a
city hall and council chamber is a. dis:
grace to the city, and a better and more
commodious building should be pro-
cured, where the CITY officers could have
rooms together, vault where the money
and records of the city could be kept,
and a decent hall for the aldermen to
meet in. and where public meetings
could be held without fear of the floor
giving way, and a few cells should be
provided for the accommodation of
"drunks," ''vags," etc., instead of having
them taken care of in the county Jail.
But with the present condition of the
city fnances-no warrants being drawn
city beyond debt limit is hard to see
how a decent building such as Bismarck
should have, can be erected just at
present.
But I am told there are several suita-
bic buildings in town which could be
rented very cheaply, and there is no ex-
cuse for the city allowing such a dis
graceful state of affairs to exist.
I hope, Mr.. Editor, you will stir up the
people on this question, and see if some
thing cannot be done.
CRY BUILDING.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-02-26
/. M. Adams Lecture.

The announcement that I. M. Adams
of Fargo would lecture in the Methodist
Episcopal church last Sunday evening
brought out a large crowd and every
available seat was taken. Mr.. Adams is
a commercial traveller, who sells the
Rushford wagon, and his headquarters
are at Fargo. He is a prohibition en-
thusiast from the top of his head to the
soles OF his feet, as the lectures he gives
are purely in the interest of temperance
and not for the hope of any reward.
His arguments were clear and
forcible, and while some Of his
conclusions were perhaps moi very
lo9icals still o. the whole il wa good
discoazse ea tbs question Of prphibiipn.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-02-26

He reviewed the present condition Of
North Dakota and compared it with
high license periods, and while he adj
mits that prohibition does not prohibit
entirely, still he claims that it is the
best system or law for regulating the
liquor traffic. One thing is certain, Mr..
Adams is candid and unprejudiced,
for he gave facts and figures to prove
that Grand Forks is the best city in the
state by big odds, whereas it is custo-
mary for Fargoites to call Grand Forks
"the second city"
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-02-26
Zezula's Instincts at Fault.

EDITOR TRIBUNE: Forgive ne this
time and I'll not trouble you further. I
wish to assure Zezula that for once her
instincts are at fault. I do not wear
pantaloons by inherent right, nor for that
matter am I an "usurper" for the very
good reason that I have never yet been
able to find my ''usurpee."
Zezula thinks congress can pass laws
upon the subject of marriage and di-
vorce because to do so would promote
the public welfare. Then it can pass all
general laws, for such laws are always
enacted for that purpose, and the states
might as well go out of business.
Zezula wants to be careful in her state
ment about a uniform interest law. I
fear she is in danger of pledging the
"Third Party" to an demonstrations
measure. OF course if congress has the
power to pass such a law, the power is
expressly granted in the constitution,
and Zezula can put her finger upon it.
She has referred my former inquiry to
Senator Kyle. Now I don't know what
the honorable senator has done, but
1 venture the prediction that
when he is heard from it will be
found the he has introduced no bill
providing for uniform marriage and
divorce laws. In fact that he has intro
duced no 'bill" upon the subject, but
that he has introduced q proposed
amendment to the federal constitution
giying congress the power to act ID the
matter. say this because believe
|that ever AZ :sindepsndeDf ssnAtor
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-02-26
A New Trial for Healy.

In chambers Saturday evening Judge
Winchester decided the famous Healy
case. The defendant was granted a new
trial on the affidavits regarding the jurors
The atfidavits were conflicting and the
judge stated that when a doubt existed
it was a we'll recognized rule and safe
principle that the defendant should be
given the benefit of the doubt. There
fore Mr.. Healy gets a new trial.
Cuts, wounds, sprains and bruises
quickly heal i You apply Dr. j. No
Leans Volcanic Oh Linimank For
sals Frank Fsisbys 'sss
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-02-26
Lands Relinquished by the Nohtheru
Pacific,

Pacific,
The Northern Pacific Railroad COM
pany Monday filed in the United States
land office in this city, ACCOMPLISHMENTS to
certain tracts of lands lying within their
indemnity belt and ~aggregating $4,000
acres. These lands are now thrown
open to actual settlers and are located in
the southwest corner of Mcintosh county
and the southeast corner of Emmons
county. Following is a list of the lands
relinquished, viz:
Sections 81 and % in, township 131,
range 70.
Sections l, 3,5, 7,9, II, 10, Is, H., 10,
Il and .23in township 131, range 70.
Sections l, 3, ST., g., II, ID, Is, II, 10, 81,
70, Is, q and 20 in township 131, range
"a.
Sections ], 8, 81, g. IL, 49,, Is, IL, 10, 81,
%, Is, 81, %, 81, 33 and IS in township
131, range rs.
Sections l, 3, ST, g., IL, 10, Is, II, 10, 81,
%, 25, 81, %, 81, 33 and IS in township
l3l, range rs.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-02-26
Il Long Way From Home,

Miss Jessamine Slaughter, who is
teaching school in a Russian settlement
in Emmons county. writes home an in
teresting description of her life among
those worthy people. She says: 1--WE go
to school in a "schliddg," and it upsets
awful easy. The first time it upset the
horse ran away and then got stuck in a
snow drift and we had to walk half a
mile till we got to him. We drive an old
horse now, and when the "schliddg" up
sets Gas it does every day. he doesn't run
away. We look Oh it as a matter of
course, and I think it's lots of fun.
There are several families here from
Odessa, Russia, who speak pure German
and as I a converse a little in Russian
now, I am quite content. But I haven't
seen an English newspaper since I
came, and home seems a long ways off.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-02-26
To Advertise Our Weather.

The United States weather bureau will
make a display at the Worlds Fair, and
in this connection Observer Fallon has
been asked for suggestions as to a proper
display by the North Dakota weather
service. He has addressed the following
letter to the observers throughout the
state, which embodies his ideas and sup-
gestions on the matter. It will be seen
that this state can get a great deal of
beneficial advertising through the incon-
trovertible facts relative to the weather
which can be demonstrated by the OBJ
servations of the weather bureau. The
greatest bugbear which North Dakota
has to contend with is the inn
preston which eastern people have re-
garding the weather. The North Dakota
weather service can show that the aver
age temperature of the Ozone state will
compare favorably with that of other
states which are supposed to be in more
temperate zones:
To the Vol. Observers of the North Dakota
Weather Bureau:
l ave the honor to inform YOU that A
letter recently received from the Chief of
the Weather Bureau requested nv views
ana suggestions relative to a proper dis
play or the state weather service at the
Worlds Fair, Chicago, in 1893.
1t has been suggested that four charts of
the state be drawn. one for each season,
The spring season to begin with April. On
each chart will be given the names of the
voluntary and regular stations in co-opera-
ton, each station occupying its correct ge-
~ographlcal position, and under each
the average temperature and precipi-
tation for the season. Lines Will
slen De drawn connecting all
the same. or nearly the same. The pre-
cipitation will be indicated by diff
ferent shades. 1t has also been suggested
that such Chronological data as average
cloudlnesS, mean relative humidity, pre-
vailing wind direction, etc, for the state,
be added to each chart, in print, at the
corners or space not occupied by a station.
1t is proposed to exhibit the charts at the
"World's Fair" BY means Of s~tereoptican
views, and in this manner show the peculi-
arities of the climate of each section Of
the state. These charts will be drawn
from the present years records, and to
enaole me to perform the work in a
Dakota weather service, | respectfully and
urgently request that every effort be made
to have the monthly reports correctly,
continuously and promptly rendered. The
names OF no towns will appear on the
charts excepting where a station of obser-
walton is established. 1t is. therefore.
obvious that considerable good will result
from the display to each town, and will
tend to dispel the illusion in the minds of
most fasteners that North Dakota is in
the polar region. W. II. FALLoN.
Director, N. D. Weather Service.
The twenty-ninth wife of the famous
.Tphp AD1orcop hoe f,,rpa1 ,. -, Cl:
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-02-26
Advertised Letter List.

The following is a list of the letters re-
naming uncalled for at the postofice at
Bismarck. N. D., February 20, 1892:
buckley, Ian Kenagy, Matte
Daiv, EDWIN Marital, 7. W.
Graham, Felix Olson. Louis
Heiiar, =. Packard, Mrs. II. F.
haley, Geo. ~. P,lemus, +. A.
H!iken, Gerhard Rauh, Matthias (3)
alll. Pearl Ramun, Gabriel
James. H Kr.sman, Mrs.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say advertised" and give date of
notice. In thirty days they will be sent to
the dead letter Office. 81. P. BoGUE, P. NJ,
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-02-26
In Favor of a New city Hall.

observation-disclosures. #'- 80
El,DIToR TRIBUNE: 1t has for some
time been a fact patent to every Bis
marcker that the city should and must
take steps before long to secure a better
city building. The old city hall building
has been gradually going to decay. The
upper floor is rapidly sinking until at
present it is unsafe to hold meetings in
the hall, and it is only q matter of time be-
lore the building will collapse, in which
event the fire apparatus on the first floor
would be damaged-perhaps ruined
and if il occurred in the winter time, with
q fire il the building, the old hall would
~ burned, andsa heavy loss entailed on,
Sthe 9city. The keeping ofsths ire team
1ndernaath ths oounciill chAmber eiveato!
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-02-26

The twenty-ninth wife of the famous
John Anderson has turned up in Chi
cago.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-02-26
Battle of Gettysburg.

The G. A. r. of Bismarck has pre-
vailed upon General Hughes to deliver
his lecture on "The Battle of Gettys-
burg" Friday evening, March 4th, at the
Methodist church for the benefit of the
public schools. This is one Of the most
interesting lectures on one of the most
important battles of the rebellion, and
will doubtless draw a large house.
General Hughes was in the hottest of
that awful fight, and has maps and
charts to illustrate the various positions
of the contendlng foes. The lecture
will be found particularly interesting
and instructive to the school children,
for whose special benefit it will be given.
The lecture will be free except the usual
church collection to defray expenses of
lighting and heating the church.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-02-26

S ~A eA"o Auo UAS
power to provide for the general well
fare Of the people of the United States,
hence by implication it has also the
power to pass laws to promote such well
fare. The constitution guarantees to
every citizen, (women are citizens) pro-
lection ssin his or her reputation, and
this not alone against the tongues of
scandal moDgers, but against a condl-
ton existing among the states, by which
a woman, who in orr state is an honored
wife, can lose that position by no wrong
full act of her own, but by merely re-
moving to a neighboring state, or, as in
the cases I have cited, families can be
robbed of property and reputation by
the decision of a biased judge.
Still, az this is not a complete and
satisfactory reply to the question, {
have sent the article of MI. Xantippe to
Senator Kyle, with a request that he will
himself enligbten us with a letter upon
the subject. In reply to the second
question, I will answer unequivocally
that congress has the power to prescribe
a uniform rate of interest, and when the
peoples party, the party of the laborer
and of the farmer, that is destined soon
to lay it's controlling hand of b~enefcent
reform upon the springs of legislative
action comes into power-it will.
l.@EE
ZEzULA.
Colo, cramps and pains in the
stomach are quickly subdued by taking
DR.. ]. q. McLsanls Volcanic Oil Lini-
ment sonssngars 81 mixed ii syrup. For
sale by Ers1ksE risby
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Nleriet.

= Marie Malaem flaot auf S1eiz
buns BON ibrem Manne Nnbretp @aIs
aem unb Sba 3alman5ig BON ibrem
Manne 60. 3alman3ig.
- Sir @inbrud unb 8ranbitiftung
in benz Gale Mdt5ebn-be6en 9aas in
@berrpsS traBe belegen lift urb am 10.
Suli niebergebrannt murbe = erbielt
McSomalb flint Sabre 3udtbauss
@trafe.
Sen. Sprenfurib uobnte ant
6reitag Na6mittaa elmer Sigung Der
9anbeIsfammer bel unb erIduterte ieine
Experiments CUR @raeugung bes &ez
gems, Die, mie er terDorbob, angelteat
peroen iollen, menn mad ben Metterz
propbe5eiungen feline @usii9ten auf
3e9enfaa porbanben linb. 3uert mirh
Elm Meronaut in einem galou aufiteiz
gen, I'm bic 2uftidi9ten auf ibren
Gebalt BON Geudtisteit bin 5u meffen,
bamit man meiB, bis gu melder 06be
bic 8alpnS nit ben @rplo1ipitoHen
binaufgeididt perben miiHen. Wie
bereits m~itgetbeilt, finben bic @rperis
mente auf einem '9iigel ben Nlamo
0eigbts gegeniiber ftatt, tpdbrenb Sen.
Dprenfurtb iein Obferpatorium int
Nrgple 9otel einri6tet. 9ie Militars
Gubrmerfe idaHen g%egenmdrtig bes
bacterial an Ort unb STEELE. Gen.
Sprenfurtb glaubt, am Mittmo6 be-
ginnen gu f6nnen.
= Cine petitior an Ben @ouper.
neur fol int nmlauf fem, in melher
berielbe aufgeforbert mirb, bic S6lies
Bung Der Wirtbi6aften an ben Sonntaz
gen ar3uorbnen.-unfere %unmaBgebliz
den Meinung nab gebt bic Sadie ben
@ouberneur ~iiberbaupt nidtS an. uns
fere COUNTY : 8eamten finb burfaus
I'M Stanbe. @eieB unb Orbnung aufs
re6t gu erbalten unb bic bis ieyt in
San Nntonio beftanbene &egel our
Jeier bes Sonntags bat allen alafen-
einige Ganatifer ausgenommen - 8e=
f~rieDigung getpdbrt. @enn bic Gihs
tenfnaben bes Stens unb bic Muderz
ieelsn Der Staatsbauptltabt an elmer
ofenen Wirtbsbaustbiir MnitoB neb=
men unb es poraieben, iid bur6 bic
9intertbiir mie 8erbreher einauf9leiz
den unb beimli6 gu ~trinten, 10 lit bas
gdn5li6 ibre Sade; ibnen fann es
gleidgiiltig iein, uenn mir in San Nns
tonic uns ni6t gu folder Sdeinbeiligz
felt befennen, fonbern einen geraben
Weg manbeln. llnfere 8eamten piIs
fen febr geuau, mas iie 3u tbun unb gu
lafeu baben; San antonio lit an
Sonntagen cine 10 orbentlihe Stabt,
pie irgenb elm rabiates Mudernef;
Mnbere brau9en UNI unfer Seelenbeil
ni6t beior9t gu fem unb Der @ouper=
reur miro flug genug iein, bic betrefs
fenbe petition, falls lie linn mirfli9 aus
geben iolte, gu ben @ften 81 legen.
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8unSes staerlei aus @segifo.

= Sas offieiele Organ bes merifas
nif1en Staates 8era @rus tbeilt nit,
baB fi9 bic 8ep6lterung biefes Staates
mad ben rleueften ftatl1tifhen @rbebuns
gen auf 1929 @%inpobner beIduft.
Wie bic v@ermania", bic in Der
9auptfabt Merifo eri6einenbe beutihe
3eituns mittbeilt, bat elm bortiger Che
mifer permiitelit Nnalpfe gefunben ,bab
ber amerifanif9e Mais mebr Nab=
rungsftofe als Der merifanif6e ents
balte. So eS aber piele 8arietdten
bon Mai8 in Merifo giebt, 10 miibte
man nit alien @rperimente porge.
nommen baben, UNI cine berartige
8ebauptung auf5ufelen. @8 lit bent=
mad an~3unebmen, bab bas ge~funbene
&eiultat nur auf bic in Der nmgegenb
Der Qaupttabt fultipirten Mrten BON
Mais 8e3ug baben fam.
8roBes gIenb berri6t in 3acatez
cas-. 9ie Sbeuerung bes MaiS unb
Der Wangel an Mrbeit peruria1en ba.
felbit sroBe Nrmutb, bic StraBen finb
bon bon 8ettlern, pieIe 2eute finb aus.
geuanbert unb erndbren fi6 i'm Gelbe
ppn Sunas Cactus Griidten) melde
in trodeuen Sabren, wie bas gegeus
wdrtige, febr gut gebeiben.
- Sn Der 5aupttabt Merifo 1T elm
fatbolii6er prieiter perbaftet worben,
Der i'm geidtfubl elm fhwereS Gers
bre6en aegen bic Sittli1teit ~besangen
bat. Ser proceB lit bereits eingeleitet
norben.
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Betm 6erannaben Der Weibnadtss
aeit lit Is angebra1t, auf saS Spiel
Wdaren @efddft bes perrn qauI
@agner, bas 9anptaaartier be8
Santa Claus fiir ben Sibpeffen, 3u
perweifen. Omar fenneu uniere 2efer
fauut eiileti anberen plab, mo fe bic
Gef1enfe in Spielfa1en alIer Nrt fir
bic 4leinett ei1ttaufeu; inbefen miiRen
mir bod berporbeben, baB bic NuSs
mabl in 4unffaden, Hippes unb @es
g~enftdnben aIer Nrt, bic fi1 ole Weibs
na9tsgefdenfe fir Sung unb Nlt eig=
men, gerabe in bie5em Sabre auBerors
bentIi9 groB unb rei1baltis if. Sas
olte reitommirte @ef1dft bdlt feinen
&uf niht 1tiir aufredt, eS bari in Der
9bat aIS muifergiiltig beseidnet mers
bet. Die Musitelung Der Maoren in
ben peri1iebenen departments fpri9t
fur fi9 feIbf unb aeigt benz 8efu9er
iofort, baB er bier on Der r.dtigen
lnele lit. Da unter allen u~mftdnben
GefGenfe genadt tperben, 70 f6nnert
mir unferen Qefern i1ur nod ratben,
lire gintdufe ni6t bis gum lebten Iu.
genblid gu perfdieben; fie f0nnen iebt
Aaes NIT gr0berer MuBe befi6tigen,
ais fpdter in benz unbermeiOliden @e=
brdnge. gS giebt i'm Santa GIaaS
6auptqnartier 10 biel NeueS gu feben,
baB fid) elm 9efu1 bes 3iefensB a3afs
Der auf ben Namiert raunftausfeQung"
ipobl Nnfprud erbeben fam, INNER
bin perIobnt.
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,,Gabtnet !"

9ie 2onesS tars8 rauerei bat nit ibs
rem SPECIAL 8rdu rgabinet" einen
gltidli6en Wurf getban. Sas pors
aiglihe Bier finbet LIBERAL ungetbeils
ten 8eifaa unb bic Na9frage banad
ipddf bon Sag gu Sag. Sic Srauerei
1T in Der Sage, ibren 3ablreiden &uns
ben unb benz publifum jeBt NIT
tbeilen gu f6nnen, bob Der ausge3ei9s
nete StoR nunmebr f~ortmdbrenb in
~beliebigen Nuantitdten, in Gdfern ios
m0bl mie in Glafden, au babeM 1T.
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Wbfahrt.

NDaDrt.
Na9 @albeiton, 9puton unb @uero
tdgli6, ausgenommen Sonntags,
1n1 $40 gprm.
Nad CORPUS gbrifti, Mranfas paB urb
8eeuiue tdsli6, ausgenommen Sonns
tags, um............3:05 Na6n.
Na9 aerrpiae tdgli6, ausgenommer
Sonntags, um.....-...5:O 100 Nad.
Na6 &erroile, MIR Spnntags, INN
$3.50 WOrnl.
Na6 &errpiae tdgli6, ausgenommen
Sonntags nnb MontasS; nm
$3.50 Nprm.
Mnfunft.
8on Galpefon, Qoufton unb guero
tdglid, ausgenommen SDnntagS,
UNI :05 MbenbS.
Son Corpus @brifi, Nranfas paB unb
Beepile tdgli6, ausgeuommen @onn=
tags, um............2:00 Nadm.
Son &errpiae tdgli6. arsgenommen
SDnntagS. g 80 Born.
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