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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-14

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Richmond Transfer
Company will be held at their Office,
SO East Main Street. at IL o'clock noon,
Wednesday. February A. 1905.
w. I. DARDEN, Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-17

Morgan. Kecne ard Carnegie. are very
few
Fewer in number yet are those who
have degenerated characters. so obvious
In genius, except perhaps. a greater
weakness and frequently small sature.
Some. like Kruger, are known as ex-
traordinafiiy handsome Their wives
are also in general very beautiful. One
exception is the Cattle Queen" Mrs.
King. whose face is thoroughly mascu-
line. 1t is true that many of their
children are weak of body and mind,
but I believe this is due to too much
work on their parents side and also
10 the isolation demanded by the rules
of education. rather than degeneration
of the parents.
The special gifts of the archmillion-
aires correspond also more to great in
! fgeniousness (exaggeration in the aver
age MANI than TO the exceptional type
Of genius. and such qualities are, as
Carnegie writes in his Gospel" rapid
intuition Of the utility of a business
and the not lesser rapidity In undertake
ing IL. the greater mental equilibrium
the spirit Of saving almost to avn-
riciousness. the knowledge in detail of
such and such enterprise due to the
prolonged and precoeious specialization
in a determined Industrial science.
To which ] add resolution and rich
ness OF original ideas. facility in ac-
conansodating themselves, good judg-
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to shipwrecks invented the diving bell.
Vanderbilt embraced the advantages of
the discovery of Fulton and changed
his sailing vessels into steamships,
making hundred per cent profit.
Avidity, egoism-
The Unsuitable egotism of profit max
ing is a characteristic of all men of en-
terprise Sometimes it shows the most
curious manifestations. Astor answered
when asked why he continued accumu-
lating money when he was already a
millionaire: 1T is not making money
that attracts me, but the pleasure 1t
gives me to know it,"
The real fact of the immense personal
wealth lies in the avidity of specula-
ton and more yet in its inexorabIe ex-
ecution over all human conventional
ism
Thus Havemeyer with the small sum
lent TO him by a banker makes a trust
which allows nIin TO sell sugar twenty
per cent cheaper than another compa-
ny. With the absence of buyers the
shares of this latter company go down,
and then is the moment for raising the
price OF sugar, obliging the people TO
buy anew from the new company, which
has to raise it's price also. The shares
have been bought by him secretly for
s360.000. Next day they were worth
100000.
Girard was extremely avaricious and
maltreated mercilessly his wife, who
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manage, becoming therefore more
profound and more apt.
Another cause to determine the for
tune OF the multimillionaires is the ex-
treme poverty of their youth, even in
those Of old families. The cases of
Hill, Clark, Krugtil, Carnegie and 9TH
ers can be cited
However. the first of the line have
descended from poor laborers. Edison
was a telegraph operator; Corliss, Che
ney anc Roebling. who founded the
most important Industrial centers OF
silk and iron, were poor boys with
natural ability for their only gift.
In the mercantile or financial world
we see that Claflin, Jordan Lord Barr
fields and Field were Kings in COM
merce Phelps and Dodge were poor no.
taries; Gould, Rockefeller. Sage and
Field. little secretaries. ut supra.
TO be born poor, according to Carne-
gle. is a great thing.
Carnegie foresaw Immediately the
profit in the steel industry Woodruff
predicted later the advantage of iron
bridges over wooden ones. which he
adopted right away, making an inn
mense fortune. Long before this AstoI
foresaw the enormous development OF
New York and bought real estate. which
he disposed of afterward with immense
profits.
Phipps thinking Of the possible ex-
traction OF the treasures of the sea due
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81 cAEsAR LoMnRoso.

North America is the country of the
multimiIlionaire; in fact. Russia has
only one. the Gar: Germany two.
France six. England as many as the
whole of Europe and North America as
many as the whole world.
Looking over the country IN which
tney were born or into which they have
been imported (such as Vanderbilt from
Holland Carnegie and Phipps from
Scotland and Gerard from France). a
country IL which the iaborer earns
twice as much as the English laborer.
who IS, il turn, seven times richer than
the Russian; a country where the raw
materials ss Industry. iron and coal, arc
20 be found IN abundance and for bet
ter prices; where all the world. from
the remotest points. send in their capt.
tai and laborers; where wealth obtains
the greatest increase. the origin OF
these fortunes is perfectly clear ana
cannot be attributed to miracles OF any
sort nor 70 virtues which other coun-
tries lack
The anthropoiogicai study OF the
snuitimiIlioaaires hardly ever reveals
genius. Most OF them have q square
tgide forehead, their jaw developed
(which indicates o great energy. such
as Gould. Rockefel.cr. Sage. Morgan
and Vanderbilt Those who are pre-
Knaturely bald or have gray hair, like
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ment in the selection of men and op-
portunities, ability in refraining or
stopping in time, where others would be
carried away on account of the oDses-
sion which dominates the fortunate
spectators and gamblers who have
greater luck than brains. These quail
tiles are lacking in great genius, al
though il may see far, but 1t is also
susceptible to many errors and par
ticularly to many uncertainties and
doubts, while the others reach the goal
with precision, security and rapidity
TO be compared to the discharge of a
projectile by an expert gunner through
a perfect gun.
When the archmillionaires are in
their way genial (Carnegie. Vanderbilt,
Gould. Young) they resemble more the
military geniuses-geniuses OF action
rather than literary and artistic They
avail themselves of the most apt men
to second their projects. and by the pre-
cision, rapidity and inexorability with
which they actuate in their sphere.
One of the few qualities of the arch
millionaire common to the man of
genius is precocity, considering that his
career begins almost at his infancy.
Another. which is in sharp con-
trast, is the absolute lack OF cui-
ture, Fact which. as it will be un-
derstood. is not to be observed in the
masters of letters and science.
The majority Of the first are sons OF
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LYSIS OF THE AMERICAN MIL IIONAIRES

could not resist such treatment and
died knight began his fortune with
100000 lires lent by banker. Soon
after he created a society which bank
rupted his benefactor. On this account
when Astor. Carnegie and Rockefeller
proclaim '.probity" as one of the neces-
sary gifts TO success they certainly
must refer to probity sui generis-
1t is seen that even in evil the multi
millionaires do not distance themselves
from the average man.
What really is different in these men
is what is called the ceremonial. Few
of them think OF using wealth for the
benefit of human kind or science. as
Carnegie: but all. or the majority. think
of creating for themselves a special
atmosphere barely different from that
of kings. and many of them dream be-
sides of finding a fantastic genealogy
which will in it's origin start from some
noble IL not royal family.
some resign themselves TO descend
from the American pioneers; others in
exchange find their ancestors in Henry
w. the remainder call themselves rela-
tives of the Norman conQuerors-
1t is only natural tat with such ideas
they should acquire the royal and aris-
tocratic poInp. and that their drawing
rooms. which surpass in luxury the
European courts. should only be open
to their equals. in their monetary ac-
ceptation of the word
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SCALE. i-to'

laborers and country people. and those
who, like Clark, who studied law, and
HILL who studied for the pulpit have
received special tuition throw it off
from the beginning of their career, as
it hinders rather than benefits them.
Carnegie says: 1T is rare when men
reputed to be students are able to sue
ceed in business.
"The analysis" says Flaubert ami
hilates me- l doubt my own doubts .
Maine de Birau declared that his small
est ideas frightened him. and that each
expression or conception stopped them
and awakened scruples He added. Il
do many things, but in short do moth
ing"
It is uncertainty and the great con-
fuence of collateral associations at the
moment of action or OF perception
which, decays the time OF the education
of he artist or the genius in relation
with the common man.
All this is of great Importance be-
cause what really makes the work OF
the future archmilliclaire victorious is
the precision and the rapidity in deter
mination and action, besides all the en-
ergy and all the ..rle which the cuiti-
vated individuals use in knowledge
useful TO their personal adornment.
such as Latin, Greek, rhetoric. the
others concentrate in the only matter
which for their own benefit they must
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MulrIet.

- Sn benz 8efinoen unIeres ues
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Wahnde, Der felt einigen 3aaen an
Der 2ungenent5inbuna f9per erz
frantt lit, lit nod feline Nenoeruna
eingetreten.
Cine 8eIeuidaft BON 80 Ser
MISREPRESENTATION, Die uDn SOS Dir
eeles in Californian tam uno nah
Der 6aup itaht Mterito moute, TO- an
Sreitag unfere Staot paIfieIs. 9ie
6errihoften batten ii5 namliA nit
bee merifaniiden gentrol6abn ibec
bic 3rau8pottierung nidt eiaiQen
t0nnen uno anftatt in @l 8aI0 einen
Bug ieuec 8abn 81 neb:nen, butten
iie Den fleinen umme9 BON 700 W1eis
len geTabt uno aingea por bier nah
2areoD, NOD iie hire &eiIe nit eiuem
Bulge Dec Gati0nalbabn fur,iebta1.
Soc einiaer Belt nuroe 6rt..
glfte 8abet oucb cine 9oIiiion it,
res Buaabs nit einer StcaBenbaIns
cac aus ibrem @aQen eeihleuoett
uno lbner oerlebt. Sebt 1T iie i'm
9auie bes 6er1n Sttu 9inoau an oea
Solaen iener Berlebuneen ~aeit0rben.
9as unalid pathetic i~eiuerseit an
bee gde Der Nrienal unb Der Sio.
Stores StraBe.
SIN Glter BON So Sabren Itarb
am 6rettaa ttDr9er i'm bieIiqen ct,
Jrancis I(tenbeim Srau Nngelita
@pfteiu.
Gin iunger Wann, bee lid Sc
liz Steinbauien rennt, murbe bier
aaf Serlanaen Der 9ouitpner BebDr.
ben perbaftet. Ct iDa $1,000 urter=
ihlagen baben.
@egen Treemar, uno SSH gacz
ter. tuelhe beioe peaen maiienbafs
ten Gufangens uno 8erididens
BON rauails" nerbaftet lino, bat
COUNTY : Gnmalt SboDt cine ganse
&eihe BON Nnflaaen erboben.
= Im 25. uno 26. Npril ftaoen
bier g%iploienit : @raninaiiunen fir
Buhbalterfteuen i'm Bbilippinen>
DENT ftatt; am 18. &pril finoet cine
Examination fir Die 9teue zines
.aiiopers" i'm 8oubienit uno am 4.
uno 5. Npril fir Die Stene zines
9llfsgeUloaen i'm geDlDaiIden Ser.
mefunas'9 ienit ftott.
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Serbprgene Wefabren.
9te Natar atebt 5eittse 2Sarnunsen,
Die fetn Sttrgcr bnn Sait MmtD=
nth iiberIeben fUllte.

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t0mmt Don ben Muslbeiouneen Der
@ieren. Sic nartten Sic, tpenn Die
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baben tlare, bernfteinfarbiQe Nuss
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9enoen NuS1uB Ber, nou bon B0oen.
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nabenoen 8aileriuht, Diabetes unb
8rigbt's Niecentcantbeit. DDan's
Nieren : Biaen beilen frante Nieren
uno 5par permanent. Sier tit Elm
8emeis BON Sun NutDnio:
Der No. 1919 8eit : Commerce
StraBe, San NntDnio, 3eras, mDbs
rer,oe Zimmerman S. s. &Da1,
faat: DDan's Hieren= Biuen furie.=
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fdaredliben uno idnterabaften 2ei'
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bate. SD muBte nahts otter auf=
fte5eu uno oaS l1r;ntereu tonr Iebr
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frieoen, oaB ih germ 3euanis abs
leate, in melhem ib meme grfab=
runa pieoergab unb a1oerert 2eieen.
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rar Drug gD. pber BEL Siider &
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nteoeraefebrt. 9ie 6eilune tpar pere
manent.
Bum gertauf bel allen Sanolern.
Sreis so Gents. Softer . Wil Dunn
Co., Buffalo. Seem Sort, aQeiniae
Mgenten fir Die Ser. Staten.
grinuert Gub bes Namens DDan
uno nebmt feine anoeren.
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8ei elmer pDlitiiben B%eriammluna
marer bic Seaenfanoioaten beiB an=
einanoergeraten. 0ahoem bic ted.
niiden Graumente erih6pft noren,
tam es au perlDnliden Gnariffer.
uno ieoer iudte ben anoern nod 8raf=
ten herunteraureiBen; lDgar auf Die
Geraangenbeit Der Sorfabren eriffen
Tie auriid.
~Nun" meinte Der cine gu leinem
9eQner, rSie f6nnen oDb niht leue.
men, oaB Sbr 8ater nit 4nDben unb
2umpen gebanoelt bat, id babe ielbit
oor nreisia Sabren alte &leioer oon
i'm aetauft."
LIMB Sie tra9er tie, mie i'd Iebe,
heute nod, mar bic Nntuort, melbe
bic 2aGer auf Die Seite oes Nnoeren
3DG.
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sin eIaentiimlttner Hau.

Cine eieentimlide Rebtsfraee lit
mahreno Der festen Taee pDr BEN
&riminal' Wppeuatipnsaeri1t in Dali
las our V%erbanoluna 9et0mmen. Sn
BiQiamion gountp uuroe Dor eini=
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men bic IuSfubrune oes urteils, bic
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bluanS5uibteben. Sept bat aber oas
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elm Siitrittgeriht iebr moi su elmer
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tere 6~inaiebereien ourhauieten. Ser
Sotfaa 1T cine treff(ihe Sautratipn
unferes traurisen Observation-Disclosures.
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liAen Serbrehens iduloia befunoen
tporoen, er bat Elm iunaes Wdohen
in beitialiiher Weiie umgebraHt,
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bung oes gansen urteils, oenn oararl
lit ia gar niht au benten, ionoern
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uno bate ieinerseit fem @eibdft an
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bee SbisBerei ielbit ben @eridten
geitelt.
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anaetlaat m7roen, am Is. Sebruar
in BEN Comfort 6utel S. 8. 9uber
gu haben. Die Nntlaae
nuf TDofhlao.
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midi an meme oreimDnatliben ibred'
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ben S6Wahen Stdrte. Blu baben
bel Ioolph DreiB uno s. &alteper &
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2eben. 6eilt ben fhlimmften 6uten,
grtaltung, Bronbitis. 9onfilitis,
ibmabe 2ungen, 9eiierteit, Grippe.
8u BADEN bel NbDIpb 9reiB uuo s.
&alteber & Sobn. so Cts. uno
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Charles s 3 Mueler an Ardie MuIe
lens uno 5rau, @%runoftid an Der gde Der
Wtenbaca uno Der u Galaberas Str; $50.
Is B MtNaifter uno Jrau an SEQ 81
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reH, @runoftid in Blod POOP; 500.
W s Slloebrano an 2ouis 8unteI.
@rnn6itid an Der SuDslatpn Nne.; $1,000,
Srant &en merit an & p 8iniam, @runb.
itild in Der Noams 2aurel Seiabts Nooie
ton; 5000.
Senrp &oerber uno 5rau an ibren Sobn
9enrp 8oerber. 9%runofitd an Der Blum
Strabe; 81 II ".
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ueberleat Gnh hies.

SIT es @urer Samilie aeseniber
gereht, fie in elnem &uitbauie Doer
in elmer fleinen aemieteten Cottage
ein5upferhen, 400 Die &inoer teinen
Blab gum Spielen baben uno in
uelhen Die Srau un5ufrieoen uno
iibeaaunig lit. menn SIR fir oaflelbe
@elo. ooer ielbit fir weniaer, in GU
rem eigenen tleinen hibihen Sauie
mobnen f0nnt 2 @ir baren nad
Dem NbiblnasablungSpIan.
90. SteDe3 q SDbue.
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Der iih pl5sIib oor guh auftut, tretet
Sbr eribrDden bmriid. @eun aber idfpere
8rontbeitsipmptDme, nte Wtaeens, 2eber~
uno geierenbeibueroen. 8opfibmsrS,
S6tuinbel, Seratlopfen, Ridenibtpabe,
&c. @uh an ben nabenoen COB mabnen,
iHdreitet Sbr rnbia meiter bis hinab in bas
@rob: 8arum molet Shr niht BEL 3ei-
tueroen, oa es bod elm iideres SeilmitteI
seeen ane ieue Spmptome uns 6eren SDIe
gen aiebt? Us itnb bic b%eribmten, muir
aus ben %reinfteu 8~flanseniaften bereetenr
ten st. Bernard Rr6uterpinen. % Gents.
Nae &pDtbefen.
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Seine Nual fptnmt Der ourh 8beus
matismus ueruriabten alei6. 9urb
ben 8ebrau6 BON elmer & Qtmenbs
8ecept Wp. 1851 miro iofort 2in-
oerung gel6affen. Sn allen NpD.
theten AZ haben.
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gruppe tn SdbemernfsDer's @artem ie=
ben Mbenb bpnt 20. ab. SpnntagS
Mattnee. Gtntrttt fret. 3aalid1 nen'
eS Wrparamm.
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Wfr. 6enrp 2errelI fnnoiet
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W00re @ebduoe besDsen bat uno bic
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R@- Masame 0Dff, SeQleberin,
Acknowledgment uno Settles 6eiles
rim, erteilt Hatlhldae in @eiddfts'
angetesenbeiten, Seiraten, oereiniat
8etrennte, ueriheubt bDien @iufuB
eiferIibtiae ACKNOWLEDGEMENT u. (. No..
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sa Da mir orei @arlaouneen ltrttt
reines 8leimeiB uno 8int erbalten
baben, 10 t0nnen mir gu ben alten
Breiien perfaufeu. IllD rteue @are
au alten Breiien. 2aBt guh unlere
Breiie aeben fir Sarben, Dele, Sac
Nib &c. Bir taufen Nnes, mas mir
oertaufen, in @arlabungen uno ton.
men gu reousierten Breiien uertaufen.
8aubuls. 2irs uno Seniterrabmen,
@auooo aalnaniiierte, geflDhtene
5enaen. @agel &c.
90. Gtebes IL GDbue.
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Gone Star gier grinflieo.

Zone Star Sier SrtntlIeD.
8pn allen Sriicbten Der @roe
Die aIerliebfte mir
aft eolo'ne, ilse @erte:
Sic sibt oas Mals gum Bier.
Son allen 8lumen unb Bitten.
SIT teine 10 tutir5ia fem,
Mls Sppfen, oas bitt're &rautlein,
0as fommt ms Bier binein.
5rau 9erlte, bic ilBe 8lonoe,
Serr Sppfen, Der bitt're 8umpan,
Eie brauen oas tptirsiae 3r6nflein,
8ie's eben nnr fie nerftab'n.
unb mem bas Srantlein uiht mnnbet,
8on benz iaat elm Spribnort, elm ats:
gB 1T an benz srmen Seufel
&erlDren SDpfen uno Mais.
9ob oas tam bier nibt paiiieren,
Sn San Nut0niD,
Sci unI'rn SDue Star Stereu
8irb mar Iiets munter uno frOb.
Sier siebt es nur ehte 3eher
@eprlft, seaibt uno hetuabrt.
Son oenen beim t~reiienoen Seher
Nur mebr uno mehr fuiro be8ebrt.
9as 1T 10 lcbDn an benz 8iere
Der Gone Gtar Brameret,
Stan miro ben 9urft ME oerlteren,
uno bleibt tets better babel.
Bei uns babeu Mals uno Sopfen
Den 3rped nod ni6t nerfeblt,
Ntan trintt bier fret uno offen,
Der 9urf piro uiht nerbehlt.
9'rum last ben SOae Star Omeil
lieBen,
Vim Gage uno bel Der Naht
uno per Iid1 ibeut gu genieBen,
Ser miro einfah ausgeladht.
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,,8srs , JprmaIiu" tGtmer q
Mmene), 1T als antiieptilhes 8abns
uno Runomaiier uniibertronen. Sn
allen Mpptheten AL haben.
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- SelbftbemuBtiein lit StolS auf
oas. mas man 1T; @itelteit 1T Stola
auf oas, pas Nnoere pm unS oenfen.
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- @er i'm @eleiie r0ut. briht
niht leiht ben 0al8.
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Sts AT $1,000

tDnnen BeriDnen BON gutem Sui
Obne &iiitD uno 8ran9etenntnts tag.
lid neroieneu. Nnfra9er erbeter CT
Mmnuncen=B Bureau umion,
Stuttaart, 0enti6lanO.
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Spbn y. 8ultsm, SeffentI. gtotar'
@ranoeiseHtum. gtsent tiir &enfiousan-
Iprii6e. 401 Raparro Str sc. Gel. 439