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The Washington times., 1905-12-17
H04LS SELL FAST
IN bLOOh|NGDALE
Eighteen Disposed of in
Eight Weeks.
DESIGNED FOR COM FORT
kapidity of Sales Shows Strong De-
mand for Modest Properties in
Pretty Northern Section.
DESIGNED FOR COME ORT

An enterprise of very considerable
magnitude was the erection by Harry
WarGman of the row of pretentfous
Roman brick dwellings on the east
side OF First street, between w and AL
bany streets northwest. This row. con-
tanning eighteen houses, extends from
one end of the block to the other. and
the terraces are so graduated as to give
n most ornamental landscape. quite in
keeping with the many relatively high,
class improvements on that thorough
fare. First street being in reality the
Fifth avenue OF Bloomingdale.
Among the many special features of
these houses which have commended
themselves so quickly to the patronage
of the public are their ideal arrange
ment. designed with special view to the
comfort of the housekeeper, and, with
the same object in view. the abundance
OF closets. china presses. and other
items OF convenience as well as the
unusual size and brightness OF the
rooms themselves.
Interior Arrangements.
The arrangement of the houses pro-
vides parlor. reception hall, dining
room. pantry, .sS. kitchen on tne first
floor. three large sleeping chambers
and bath on the second floor, and two
exceptionally spacious rooms on the
third floor. The houses are supplied
with modern heating systems of ample
capacity. They have nickeled plumb
ing and gas fixtures of specially ornate
design.
The artistic excellence of these mod
ern residences Is much enhanced by the
rare judgment exercised in the selection
OF mantels and mirrors. and the orna-
a. Cl, ~ Il
which add materially TO the attractive
ness OF the interiors. the rooms being
elaborately decorated with fresco and
mural paintings.
Wiliige, Gibbs & Daniel have again
demonstrated their ability TO dispose OF
large holdings of this character by se-
curing purchasers for all of these houses
within eight weeks after their COM
pletion.
Other Houses Snapped Up.
An additional evidence OF the great
demand for homes in the Bloomingdale
with which the four admirable rapidity
with which the four admirable houses
now in course of erection by Alexander
Miilar. the well-known builder. on First
street, between L and streets north
west, are selling.
These houses are not nearly complet,
ed. and still three out OF four ef their
number have already been disposed OF.
The houses are patterned after the row
on the south side of Princeton street
between Eleventh and Thirteenth streets
Columbia Heights, which were sold last
spring by willige. Gibbs & Daniel.
They are three stories in height, with
architecturally handsome bay window
fronts Of red pressed brick and black
mortar, and brown stone trimmings.
Have Spacious Rooms.
They have nine spacious rooms. de-
lightfully modern baths and five Sleep
ing chambers. They are unusually
wide. and have good deep yards. They
are finished in hardwood, and their in
terror embellishments is exceptionally
fine.
Such houses as these contribute much
10 the architectural beauty of tho
thoroughfare on which they are located
The Washington times., 1905-12-17
CAPT. HENRY 7. BRIAN
BUYS NORTHWEST HOME
Chief Clerk of Government Printing
Office Will Reside in New House
on Columbia Road.

Capt. Henry T. Brian chief clerk of
the Government Printing Office. has pura
chased through Stone & Fairfax. a new
three-story brick residence on Columbia
road. near Thirteenth street northwest
The price paid was $3.50.
The house was recently built by Ken
nedy & Davis. II has ten rooms and two
baths. and is one Of very attractive
row.
The Washington times., 1905-12-17
MRS. M. E. PlENSKOWSKY
BUYS TW0-FAMlLY FLAT

Mrs. Mary E Pienskowsky purchased
Ihe apartment house. 1427 Z street
northwest. last week through the cor
poration OF Moore & Hill. The building
consists OF two apartments.
The Washington times., 1905-12-17

Emanuel Speich, for many years chief
Of division OF rural free delivery of the
Postoffice Department. has resigned his
position and associated with David
Moore. While Mr.. Speich has been a de-
partment man for many years he has
been alive to the possibilities of chance
tc reap the benefits of good investments
In real estate.
The Washington times., 1905-12-17
SUIT TO PARTITION
REIN 0GLE PROPERTY

NJ. A. Knopp has filed a bill for par
ution and sale Of premises 1904 Thirty
third street This is the old home prop
erty OF the late Rein Ogle. father OF the
parties to the action
The Washington times., 1905-12-17
GEORGETOWN ASSOCIATIONS
IN PROSPEROUS CONDITION

Much OF Georgetown's development is
due to the existence of the excellently
managed associations there. The First
Cooperative and the Citizens Equit-
able, since their organization. have
handled ss.0oo0O0. The greater bulk OF
the money has been loaned on George
town real estate Neither OF these as
sociations has ever had loss and each
has large surplus TO it's credit
The Washington times., 1905-12-17

Middaugh & Shannon. Incorporated,
have purchased Whitney Close con-
sisting OF several acres Of splendid land
on Whitney avenue. on the west OF the
Soldiers Home grounds. The new
owners propose to improve the prop
erty by erecting up-to-date residences,
to be sold at from $500 to 5000 each.
feature of the houses will be the
The Washington times., 1905-12-17

A ]. Hendricks. one of the recent ad-
ditions TO the sales corps of Willige,
Gibbs & Daniel. is certainly making
good" He has been successful in clos
ing four important deals during the past
two weeks
The Washington times., 1905-12-17

day In the uptown office of Stone &
Fairfax, each one being to parties who
iRsepcted. the properties that day
Sounds pretty good for Washington's
real estate market
The Washington times., 1905-12-17

Morton Luchs, one OF the popular
statesmen Of the downtown office Of
Stone & Fairfax. has bought n high
priced touring car and can be- seen
al all kinds OF times spinning about
town.
The Washington times., 1905-12-17
BILL IN CONGRESS TO
EXTEND PROSPECT AVENUE

The bill TO extend Prospect avenue
from Thirty-eighth street to Canal road.
has been formally introduced in Con-
gress.
The Washington times., 1905-12-17
PREPARING TO BUILD ON
THIRTY-FOURTH STREET

). w. Bogley and brother are prepar-
ing to build row OF houses on the east
side Of Thirty-fourth street. north OF
old street
The Washington times., 1905-12-17

]. Barton Miller is kept on the jump
these days looking after the advance
ment of Georgetown realty interests. He
is one of the younger men who are urg-
ing the improvements of Rock Creek so
as to make its western bank join in the
development which has reached the OPP
posite shore IN the Massachusetts ave-
nue. section.
The Washington times., 1905-12-17

Despite the bad weather of Friday
five separate sales were made that
The Washington times., 1905-12-17
FOR SALE-LOTS.
FOR $3.50.

on PENNSYLVANIA AVE. s. E
YOU CAN PURCHASE A 20-FOOT-
FRONT LOT. FACING SOUTH. TAKING
THE WINTER MONTHS TO DECIDE
UPON THE PLANS OF A HOUSE You
Will then have something 10 suit Won
and not built TO be sold. Should YOU de-
eide TO sell such house. you can make
4 profit Several lots in this section near
navy yard. at lower prices than lots OF
same size selling for ia the COUNTY
BEYOND THE EASTERN BRANCH An
city Improvements. and on best car line
In the city
JOSEPH I. WELLER,
REALTY BROKER. Coz F ST. y. W.
4es-tf
The Washington times., 1905-12-17

E Pennington Parker. of the sales de-
partment of the corporation of Moore d
Hill, has a new horse and carriage The
horse has strenuous future, for his
new owner gets over the ground.
The Washington times., 1905-12-17

Both members of the firm of Middangh
* shannon were in Philadelphia last
week on business. They have something
Dig on, but VIII not tell just what II IL.
The Washington times., 1905-12-17
FOR RENT-FARMS.

FOR RENT-20-acre truck farm three miles
from District line, and five minutes walk 10
seven n-room house and outbuiIdigs. AnnIv Cos
9th 81. NV. 5eiS >,
The Washington times., 1905-12-17
FOR RENT-HoUsEs
FOR REN

FOR RENT
sS2-@ Steuben st. NV S rooms and bath. sa7 30
l2<o-4-4 81. ne. brand-new bricks: six
rooms ard bath. furnace: cellar: S26-5
olz 18th st re. six r0oIrs and bath. cellar
and furnace; So. so.
Jiyausviile, Md, 6-room fra-re dwelling SIS 20
henilworth, D. C.. Groom frame dwelling SIS
las LIST sw-. 5-rOom frnme. water. Sever SO. 50
III Half 81. sw-. 5-roou frame. wate-
sewer. 5000
e-story stable in Georsetown. s.
JOSEPH K. ATKINSON,
1H1 C ST. y. W del7-tf
FOR RENT-219 F 81. ne. S rms. bath
, - 90 -. II %
116I ! ST ne. rms. bat,s.-..--..-.-... q. 20
= s. COLLINS CO unc-). 7e3 18th s.. NV.
deiT-3t
The Washington times., 1905-12-17

Business. which has been little back
ward. has shown signs of great improve
ment and the agents predict one OF the
very best seasons in years. Many OF
The brokers are wearing that smile
that won't come or on account of the
bright prospects.
The Washington times., 1905-12-17

E II. PiIlsbury. formerly. with VIII
lige. Gibbs & Daniel. has taken the po-
sition Of manager OF the sales depart
ment of David Moores Office. This
means a case of hustle
The Washington times., 1905-12-17
FOR sALE-HoUs-s.

FOR SALE-s25 CASH. SIS MONTHLY.
GOOD stx-r9Om homes. near II St cars
Northeast. ONLY SSGe.
BJI A HOAIE-S1tNE YOUR RENT
SAM IL 7. SMITH < Co TSU g 81. NV
The Washington times., 1905-12-17
FOR RENT-APARTMENTs.
THE F. H. SMITH CO.


FOR RENT-In The Nsncetta 81 Nar,laoH
ave sw-, two nve-room and BATH With Ar
modern improvements, steam heat rot water.
janitor service included IN rent. SS7.5a per
month Apply TO +. T.. DAVIS TN ana
z SITS. sw- de1s IN
The Washington times., 1905-12-17
REAL ESTATE ECHOES

David Moore, whose likeness appears
with these notes, has won a unique DO
sition among the real estate fraternity
of Washington. He is what might be
termed enc ot the pioneer hustlers OF
his profession. and was one of the first
to estimate at its true value the possi-
billties of the uptown section as a To-
cation for real estate offices.
Mr. Moore Is native Washingtonis n
He was educated n the local public
schools and afterward served an aD-
premiership at the printing trade In the
Government Printing Office. While
there he studied dentistry. and became
a dental surgeon. The wave of real es-
tate activity gathered him IN, and ii
1880 he engaged in the real estate busi-
ness with the firm OF Barnes & Weaver
Later he became member of tire firm
of w II. Barnes & Co.
He and William A. Hill were asso-
ciated IN business and afterward incor-
porated the real estate company CT
Moore &r Hill, of which he was prtsi
dent until he withdrew from the cor
poration last October. and opened MS
present wen-eqrippsd cd!ee. He is pop
ular among his brother brokers, and
holds an estirnable position with the
business ralbilr a. the Jtstrtcs.
The Washington times., 1905-12-17
THos. J. FISHER & CO., INC,

6SSNSLRPAssED FACILITIES FOR TIL
~ !. .esE1I 49, ION OF RENTS FROM AL
The Washington times., 1905-12-17
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE.
f4is r. ST. " w
TELEPHONE NJ 34S ard n. ca9s
rNEIrPNISHED
NORTHWEST.

MN 4 ftf@AN
65S Morton, 4r. b.siS.50
ZlJie Quincy. IT. b I5-c0
~ Quincy. 4r. b. 1890
2ISis Quincy. 4r. b 1890
go Quincy. AZ. b.. f5.ea
2sZ1= CSincy. 8r. b 1900
"a Quincy. 4-. b. l301
.sci- Quincy, Arb 1890
~ Quincy. sr. 1900
% Quincy. 1r. b. 1890
- Chicago. 4r. b lZ.5D
iz5A Chicago. 4r. % 11.50
l4Si- Chicago. Arb 70
is Chicago. fT. b--1c-5o
The Washington times., 1905-12-17
DAVID MOORE,
lseS NEW YORK AVE.
1 SELL HOUSES.

And Have the Following bargains
FOR SALE.
The Washington times., 1905-12-17

4 SMALL INVESTMENT PROPERTY In
tine Southeast: six-roosn briclS. not on a
side street-at ONE THOUSAND,
The Washington times., 1905-12-17
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
ss,aOO-IN THE NORTHWEST

FOR SALE-A bargain in the Northeast in
4 s.x-room and bath brick In excellent re-
pair: good lot 20 paved alley; this home IS
occupied by owner and VIII rent for SIS per
month: price, eniy s.. zoo.
The Washington times., 1905-12-17

THREE IL a ROW at THIRTEEN HI1,s-
DREp EACH-on a wide ave- Southeast:
near navy ya-t:' rented At thlrty-three
dcllars at--
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-12
l1nterbaltnnas @esmeiier.
9tn bic Seier!

Gerionen, iueld)e bic Stabt iuGb.
reno Der Commemorate %perlniieu,
fSnnsn ben pSeutiden GOrreipOnben.
ten" nnb bas SDnntaasblatt fir 65
GrntS pro Monnt (nad) europa fir
S1,30) per goit 5naeididt erbalien.
Redt5citiss Inmelonng Der ISreiie
fir ben SOmmer, ebenio bes et,paiaen
Mediels berielben iins I'M SntercHe
Der 2cier eriuiinidt, nm llntcrbre'
dung in ber3nienonna bes glattes
AZ Derbitcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-12
las Mctter.

Sir Wtorplon0 uno 0cn GiItrltt
Columbia Regenihaucr un0 lcld)ie
iiiolide g9inbe.
Ter bod)Ite Recommendations mar
80 8rub nm 2 llbr Nodmittag@.
Ger nieorialtc S6crmomctcrlton0
iuor 70 @roO nm 9 llbr WoraenS.
Wittlcrcr @oromctcrltano 3O.OS.
Ger h0d)itc Shcrmomctcrltono Der
lebtcn a StumOcu in nahiolgenner
StGotcn mar mie iolat: Goltport 76.
Y%ortIano "A, Bolton 16, NIbonD IS,
Ncru . 0orf Sc, Sorri9burg Sc, Fbi'
Io0clpbia Sc, Ntluutic Gitp IS, Gape
Wtop Is, MalbingtOn So, 9torlolt SO,
Saitcra& 81, Charlotte 81, MiIntlng'
ton "a, GbarIeIton 80, SuOonnob rs,
Sodionpinc rs, Supitcr Sc, Sen Nelt
80 Atlanta 80, montgomery SS,9telp'
Orleans IS, NuIcitine 81, @ulocIton
80, Corpus Gbriiti 81. McmpbiS 7S,
Cincinnati 76, FittaburQ Sc, Oalue9o
80 Buffalo IS, Glcpelano so, Detroit
80, Tlpcno &C. WnrQucttc 6S, @rccn
Ban IS, Chicago 80, Gulutb II, Ct.
Saul SO, ct. 2olIiS 7G, aoniuS GitD
68, omaha "a, Sabre 50, 9iSmord
SO, @iuilton 80, Suron SO, SelenoSl,
Solt Qufe 96, Icnpcr 80, HortbEluts
te 81, Iooqe Sc, Nmarillo %, Sos
NngcleS &c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-12
Die gan h%immnter.

@enn SIR al @odentaaen feline
3eit boht, 10 fabrt NIT Gurer Sami-
lie an Sonntagen nad Soldelter;
Chr inbrt oonn aui einem groBen
0ompfer, erireit gtb Der Sal5-
maiier . 2uif inter 9dumen, eeniebt
Die Stranoperaniigungen Den san3eil
Tag uno beiiuoet @ub in gutter @e'
ieuifaft. aoltet MIR % Gents fir
Sin. unb Miidfabrt. Gonsertmliif
anf Der Sabrt. Qs9-9S)
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Spe,icae Wutis.

Sir Solhe, ole al @ohentagen
nidt obfommen fonneu, bieten Die
Sonntassiobrten naf Ioldelter Die
i%einlten @usiliiae aus Der Staot.
@eniiseno Statten. SPECIAL Con.
serte. Grtra.9oote S5on fir Vile
uno MIR % Gents fir Die Rnnofabrt
nit Dem eroben 9ampier n2ouiie."
QS6-95)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-12

8oocll OIL ooB Mog0lo icinen Hepol-
Der 9e5o9elt, che Ditto Dies Gctbon, unb
cr, nadboem CT Die To0ealpunoe erbol.
ten, lld) mt Der InitrcnQina ouer
@ro'te bolb erbobcn unO in oieier
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in Der 6Iltdt bcgrificncn 3ito ob.
'toB. Wchrerc Der Elt~Qen5ellgen Der
Qbot mloer'proden iid IN @e5ug olii
ole BON 3lto ~geicucrtcu Shiilie, Die
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uno monGe bon ibucu hotten nidt &c.
lcbcn ooB Wtuqgio Don Dem Neuolper
@cbroltd) mod)te. l1unu'acfldrt blieb
ic0Od) ooS @eri6min0cu Oicier @oiie.
GbaIeld cine 9r0Bcrc 9Iu5obI Eerio=
men I'M Sooen Der $50. StcoenS Den
ouf Dem 9oOen l~ieQcHocn Stcrbenoen
lmitonoen, iob feline pom ibnen, iuer
Die @aiic ouibo6 ooer an iid) nabm.
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Icm.Npcnue, lcgte 3cugniB ob iiber
Die bon Otto obQeQcbcucn S6illie; er
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Ocncn elmer einem in ejncm Soften
uuibemobrten Subn oo2 @ebenSli6t
ulablieS.
otto ieIbit mrrr6c oui Sen Stono
bcrll'crL mod)te obcr oli Nnrotben
icinc9 NnlpolteS tciuc 2ngnben. Die
2citc bcs Grmoroctcu miro bellte
Don 2cI6en6eitottcr Sobn :. Sobep,
Nr. 1882, @iQiom StroBc, ans Der
Wtorgltc obgebolt mo nadJ 0ellen
@OhnunG aebrodt.
Woggio mor etlua 10 Sabre alt
mo binterlGBt ouBcr iciner Satin
5lUei ainoer. Sem anqcbIider Wfor.
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Tomilie beitebt aus ,Sruu unO iiini
Minoern.
Ter brittle Sitolicncr, Ser al ser
G%rogooie betbeiligt gcUcicn iein ioll,
lheint ebeniollS 10 mnitcri02 81 iein,
ais oa5 &erlhminoeu 0e9 eInen Hez
uolpcr9. @icle 3eugcn luben me6rcre
Stuliener in Der NGbc Der Sccne, ood
tcIncr fnnntc Den b%clonoercu Oritten
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max, fcIthielt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-12

@erf5euge geit 20 en-. -
SEER SbomoS 8. 2obifi, Der @erf-
iiibrer Der nIugnal Contraction So.
bon Heips9orf," Die einen Gontraft
oui Ger Strede Ser ,@eitlid)en Ma.
rpIano 9obn" sur Iusiiibruna
bringt, meloete a~eitern Der Eoli5ei,
onB aus einem Sfuppen Der Com
pognie, nobe ser 9loomineoole.
Moab, @erf5eue i'm @ertbe BON $3.50
aeltohlen ipuroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-12
Sdiiisfartem bon nno nad 3eutid.
I0uN.

Bon Baltimore bis Bremen: SEA.
lite $50; Bremen Baltimore bis
gum 1. MnguIt $3.50; bonn 1. @ua.
bis 1. Nopember $57.5 uno $50. 80.
@unoreiie 5u billigerem Breiie.
1beo. s. 9ieusr e. So, 3immer Wr.
8, ia Dit.2eyington.S Str. (323--l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-12
Mrtbmr -. Nobion,
Or ,.7. oa,msfttmsrs.etra

YaNaae . Wotariats . 0sISiuedJicl.
bureau. Sdiffsfarten fur ollie
0ampier.2 inien. Meiiepdiie. WedieI,
@eIhmediel unb @eIbienounsen.
QelpriI1A,lN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-12
8sloienbnn8cm mad Seutidlaub unf
GeItreidl

81 "a Gents pro Marf unb 2OR
Gents pro arone. Yorto ertra.
WedieI ausgeiteIt aui aIe 3beile
bet @eIt. 1bcu. s. 9isnsr & &c.,
ia S..2eginston.S Ctr. 8inmer Rr.
8. $780,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-12

Sir oas 81 b.S II.
| titut." Die @orlteher fir ons
~Me0 onogb- Snititlt" baben fir ole
81 Sreiiteaen ole folgenoen anaben
erwdblt: elmer 6. Que, g. W.
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g. Siloebranot, u. .. 9orolep, 9.
@. EorfS, s. 6. Wotihman, Irtbur
q. 9eponS, George W. Sail, Sobn
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Irnolb, 9inpooo 6. Sobo, VI. w.
Wbittin9ton, 9eon u. @raD, ". ".
EbebiiS, alen s. GroB, Hobert ..
Smitb, George SoI, Sranf s. Butts,
6. R. 6ountain, @m. 3. Smith, u.
81. Wopben, Soiepb Softer uno Gbas.
6. Slopo. =.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-12

&eriibtcr 9iebitGbIe nj
@roBcr. Nngclo Mepelo uno
Intonio &ero, 5lpei Sei,er ser ,Wer.
dponta & Mincra' Transportation
60" mrr0en qeitern i'm mittlereu
StationSholie pom aaoi Grammar
Dem 8cridtSueriobrcn iiber,uieien,
peil lie ongeblid) ser Gompugnie Ga
Nnore Sduubc, 9 Stiide &leiberItofie,
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uno tiinf 'ilbcrns SbcelGIfel slm,
@e'ommtipertbe bon $40 aeltoblen
bottcn, &eneIo pobnt ouf Spar.
rolu'a Eoint mo Gero IN Baltimore.
Sic botten sic Sod)en onaeblid IN
baltimore BON Dem Compiler 9eitob-
len uno tbeilueIie perfauit unh tbeil-
lpcile nod Sporrom'S Yoint geIauot.
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Dor. Gle beiben Sei3er, meIbe Sta
llener lin0, bebaupten, Elm Vritter
babe bic Sod,en seitoblen unb linen
Oieielben oerfouft.
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Ganoioutcn einitimmis npminirt.


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9cmofratiihc Gonpcntioncn in 9ul-
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uentiou meigerte lid, 0aS Foe.I men.
dement, 81 inooiiiren, inter Der Nu.
anbe, Dab e@ ME 9ralf mar, in Der
Convention Nngeleaenbeiten, Die Den
gan3cn Staat angeben, 81 inoolliren.
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bon Gelequteu sur Staot5 q. Gonoen.
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