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The evening world., 1911-12-13

tieCity,eSpecIaiy
at holiday sea-
sons. One does
not need to spend
a great deal on a
gift of ''Straus''
Cut Glass fit to
grace the table OF
a king. Although
some pieces run
as high as $2Ss.W,
we have others as
low as 7se.
Youwili find in
o ur basement
rare but inexpen-
sive specimens Of
Oriental curios.
Even the smallest
Of them il marked
BY a fidelity to
detail that tes-
titles to the care
with which th~
The evening world., 1911-12-13

If there is any child within your acquaintance, you can make
that child happy on the outlayof so little that it is scarceywortt
talking about.
1t is almost a gift in itself merely to take the child into this
fairyland. Never before in the history of dear old Santa Claus
thousand square feet devoted to Toys. Everybody can enjoy the
spectacle without the slightest discomfort. No crowding, no
pushing, no irritation.
The evening world., 1911-12-13

h a v e b e e n
worked.
These m a k e
ideal gifts. be-
cause they might
cost very much
more than is
charged for them
| here. They nigh
have been bought
| in the leading spe-
c ialty hop S
which also carry
them, and then
there is no might
about It - they
uonH cost about
twice as much.
Delig h u !
pieces of Sat-
surna. Cloisonne,
lobmeyr. a n d
other distinctive
artWaYe.
The evening world., 1911-12-13
On Our Fifth Floor

Cameras and Supplies for men. women and children.
In this as in everything else. we undersel.
Here, too, are the Talking Machines and Music generally.
we have talking machine records as low as lac; and even "re-
stricted' music is sold at lowest in the city prices.
| ASK 70 see our VARSITY" Guitars and MdndOLinS than
WHICH there are none finer in he world. There are some as good to
De found IN a few other good houses. They are the identical
u1lne ana carry the name of the maker-and cost about 2O1
] more. Mays prices, $ll89 to S9A7S
GoH CUBS make fine gifts to sporting men.
The evening world., 1911-12-13
FOR WOMEN

SCARF vEnS-Our own importation.
These wells have an additional use
draping waists. Two pretty designs
one reversible white centre, with a
AH-inch hemstitched border. in
shaded tints: the second style,
centre in blended tints, bordered
on four sides with a "a inch hem
stitched border. Special at $7.2l.
FUR SETS-Black Russian Fox. Large
animal scarf. finished with head,
paws and large brush; large half
barrel muff. made of full, silky
skins; fancy shirred bed. II inches
vide. % inches round. Special at
OtherM Matched Sets in stock at $1S.7l,
$38.7l, $A.H and up to $s9.7s.
MADEIRA HAND EMBROIDERED HAND
KERCHIEFS-Sent to US direct from
our own organization at Funchal,
Madeira Islands. Striking examples
Of the dainty handiwork Of the clever
S 1slaGe "3 &C. TO- s diR%5issed |" unique
Other beautiful pieces include APP
pencil Handkerchiefs at prices
ranging up to $49.74.
MANDARIN SACQUES-Unlined. Hand
embroidered floral effects and
BANGS Of silk in contrasting tints;
JAPANESE KIMONOS-Wistaria; chrys.
anthemum and rose designs en-
broidered or silk in self and CON-
~trasting colors. Our price, $ll.89.
wAETS-umper effect made Of gauzy
chiffon:yoke and sleeves in delight
full colorings. enlarged by gold or
silver embroidery 1914.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT pure thread black
silk: all.silk double welt top; extra
reinforced heels, soles and toes.
Silk hose approaching this quality.
priced elsewhere N.3S pair.
SILK VESTS-White. pink and sky.
French band top: embroidered in a
variety Of attractively dainty pat
terms. We feature these high-class
garments because we know all about
them-they are our own "Marehion-
ess" brand. at Sl.98.
GOLD WATCHES -14-kt. flat model.
plain polished case that permits
placing Of monogram: fitted with our
celebrated 15-jewel La Forge &
Valentine" ..Wa!tham" or "Elgin'..
movements. $l9.74.
Other Watches III. kt. gold, ranging
from $l6.24 to $l94.O0.
BROOCHES o. PENDANTS -pretty scroll
Hiss's as $s is WIN S'''''''' p@''''' Do
Other Brooches in seemingly endless
yariety-enamelled flowers and cres-
cents; pearl-set harvest moons, bow
knots. wreaths, stars. horseshoes,
etc.. from $l.s4 10 $l8.24.
BRACELETS -l4-kt. gold, hand = en-.
E Gns V d xIih |Sint 'and'eateh fa'fen'
Other Bracelets In stock-plain. en-
graved, pierced. set with stones,
$l.49 to $S3.24.
LAVALLIERES-l4.kt. gold; d a | S
formed Of baroque pearls, pendant o.
genuine Oriental baroque pearl anc
two real sapphires, $Z7.49.
Other Lavallieres set with semi.pre'
ious stones. $3.67 up to $37.A9.
SCISSORS SETS: our own importation
Handsome leather cases containing
three, four or five scissors. Price:
range from 1893 to $8.49.
STERLING SILVER THIMBLES-A beau
tiful assortment in all sizes for botf
! women and children. Prices l4e
24e up to $l.24.
SOLID GOLD THIMBlES- Newest de-
designs. 10 to IA carat. VIA VI
oS4.95.
WOMEN'S WRITING DESKS Magohany
Mahogany-Finished. Golden Oak
Circassian Walnut and Birds'-Ey,
Maple. Some are richly carved
others are inlaid; many severel,
plain. EveryDesk ishighly polished
Prices range from $7.89 up to S69.75
FOR GIRLS
SCHOOL UMBRELLAS - Good, substan
The evening world., 1911-12-13

SLuMBER ROBES from France; beauti.
full Roman striped effects. s4x72 in.
Special at $l.79.
COMFORTABLES Figured japanese
silk on both sides; covered with a
rose design and bordered with plain
color silk. Cut sizes 72x7s IN.
The evening world., 1911-12-13
ORIENTAL RUCS-MssniReen, Genuine An.

tiqus including kurdistans. Daghes-
tans. KAYAKS. Feregnans and Mos
souls. Average size6 #. 6 in. x 4 #.
Oriental designs in soft color
schemes that will beautify any room.
Prices elsewhere range up to SIS 90.
Our lowest in -the-city price. $l9.94.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-10-19
THE BUFFALO
BUR
By PROF. l.. H. PAMMEL, Botanist,
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station

Nearly every mail brings one or
more letters containing specimens Of
the buffalo bur (Solanum rostratum) :,
weed of the west, particularly west
Of the Missouri river, common from
Colorado to Texas.
This weed with yellow flowers and
melon-like leaves, yellow prickles on
the stem and leaves, was the original
habitat of the Colorado potato beetle
Inasmuch as this weed is an annual
it can easily be eXterminated by cut
ting off the young plants below the
surface of the ground, and this should
be done before the pods are formed.
If the plants are older they should be
cut off and burned.
Why this weed should be sent to me
so frequently this year l cannot under.
stand unless 1t is on account of the
dry weather. Every means should be
employed to prevent the formation of
seeds. Upon separating the branches
from the stock and carefully counting
the burs formed and growing thereon,
1t was found that they reached the ag-
gregate of 1895. Upon opening one
bur and counting the seeds they were
found to number &C. Averaging the
number even at thirty should the burs
then formed OH the plant mature the
seeds produced they would aggregate
$3.50, certainly production showing
vast multiplying powers.
Several correspondents claim that
the weed seed has been introduced
with chicken feed. This probably is
true in some cases, but am inclined
to think that in many cases it has beer
introduced with sheep from the west.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-10-19
The Conqueror
of Cardigan
By w. Crawford Sherlock

Copyright. 1911. by Associated Literary Press)
II think your Mr.. Larrimore is the
most dreadful bore l ever met"
yawned Edith Brent. He talks about
nothing but flowers, trees and rocks,
and seems utterly Indifferent to every
thing else in the world. l hate such
men,"
He is not mine, Miss Edith" dis
claimed Jack Fenwick, stretching his
ample proportions on the grass at the
girls feet. I'VE were at college to-
gether. but never in the same set
Larrimore was an awful duffer on
athletics. ! wonder why Mrs. Mervin
invited him to her house-party."
Goodness knows!" returned Edith
languidly. Marian does some queer
things and this is one of them"
Il don't think Mr.. baltimore is so
dull and uninterest!ng, Edith" inter-
posed Helen Waters, glancing up from
her book. He has never mingled
much in society, but he is the best
educated man have ever met"
Everybody to his liking" laughed
Miss Brent, casting a glance at Fen
wick that told plainly that he was
more to her taste than the subject of
the conversation. Don't sing his
praises any more, Helen, or he will
hear you. Here he comes"
Amos Larrimore had turned from
the long driveway and was striding
across the lawn towards the little
group. His tall, gaunt figure stopped
as he passed beneath the overhang-
ing branches and this with his shamb-
ling gait, gave him a somewhat un-
prepossessing appearance.
Several more of the house-party
had Joined the little group on the
lawn, and Larrimore, stretching his
great length somewhat awkwardly on
the grass by the side of Helen Waters.
showed her the specimens he had
found that morning.
Il am going away tomorrow, Miss
Helen" he observed as he stuffed his
prizes into his pocket again
What is that?" she asked in sur
prise. Il thought you were going to
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-10-19
Orchards and
the Drought
R. 10. Kinds of Hedrick. la. writes i
By PROF. S. A. BEACH. Horticulturist.
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station

r. e. Kinds of Hedrick, Ia, writes to
the Iowa experiment station complain
ing that the foliage of his apple trees
in different locations was more yellow
than green and he asks why this
should be- | wrote him the following
answer which may fit a similar condi-
ton in other orchards over Iowa:
1T is quite probable that the yellow
ing of the leaves on the hillslopes was
caused by the drought. The amount of
Ihumus in the soil and other things
which affect it's capacity to hold mois-
ture and also the topography of the
land as affecting the supply of the
moisture would both come in as fac
tors contributing to the yellowness of
the foliage in different locations.
I'VE have had an excellent oppor-
tunity this year to observe the marked
difference in the color of the foliage
where the trees have stood in tough
old sod as compared with the foliage
on the trees In adjacent plots of land
which were kept under thorough till
age during the growing season. In the
latter plots, the trees seemed to have
plenty of moisture to keep their leaves
in healthy green condition through
out the period of drought.
"In some of our orchards which we
seeded to cover crop of buckwheat and
vetch about the first of August, enough
moisture had been held in the soil by
thorough tillage to sprout the seed and
give the plants a good start so that
when the rains came later in August
they were already in good growing
condition. wish l might show you
this cover crop. 1t covered the
ground some time ago and is making
a splendid growth"
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-10-19

stay for month. You have been here
scarcely two weeks"
81 think it best to CO." returned
Larrimore quietly. Mrs. Mervin in
sisted upon my coming or would not
have been here. l find, however, that
it's not the place for me. I'm not &C.
customed to this sort of thing and the
people here, with some exceptions, are
not the kind TO make a fellow feel
comfortable"
Helen's reply was checked by the
sudden appearance OF Mrs. Mervin,
hurrying towards the group on the
lawn and evidently in state OF great
excitement
What in the world is the matter,
Mariana" inquired Miss Brent.
Matter enough" gasped Mrs Mer-
win, sinking upon the chair Larrimore
had placed for her and tanning her
self vigorously. "Cardigan's on an
other spree, and is coming up the
road with his gun on his shoulder.
He's hunting for his wife. The poor
creature, after standing his abuse all
last night, came here this morning for
refuge. She's been beaten terribly and
believes her husband will kill her If
he finds her"
who is Cardigan?" asked Fenwick.
rising
He's an old soldier, who lives down
the road in that little cabin near the
creek" replied Miss Brent. when
sober, he's as mild as lamb but
when he's In his cups, which occurs
every quarter when he receives his
pension, he's the most desperate char
acter in the country. According to
report. he has shot two or three men,
who attempted to stop him in his de-
bauch."
What shall we do, Mr.. Fenwick?"
asked Mrs. Mervin. Neither she nor
any one else of the little party, unless
it was Helen Waters, thought of Lar
rimore doing anything to relieve the
situation. Mrs. Cardigan will be killed
if that brute gets her. The servants
are frightened and are hiding"
Jack Fenwick was not a coward in
the ordinary acceptance of the word
Had his own life been in jeopardy, or
that Of any one for whom he cared, 1t
is more than probable he would have
made hard struggle. This was diff
ferent, however. The young man val
ued his own life too highly to risk 1t
under such circumstances and this
opinion was strengthened by an ap-
pealing glance from Edith Brent.
''I'll ride down on my wheel and get
the constable" he declared. This
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-10-19
A Morning Reminder.

You awake with a mean, mast,
tastein the mouth, whichremind.
you that your stomach is in a bat
condition. 1t should also remino
you that there is nothing so good
for a disordered stomach as
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets.
They build up the system, assist nature
to restore natural conditions, and are sc
gentle in their action that one hardly real
ICES medicine was taken. Chamberlain's
Tablets are sold everywhere. Price Csc
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-10-19

After exposure and when you feel
cold coming on, take Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound. 1t checks and re-
lieves. Use DO substitute. The genuine
in yellow package always. For sale by
all druggists.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-10-19
"A Remarkable Range

No one heard before of a range with 90
many advantages for anything like this price.
The hot blast combustion which saves the
wasting gases in the fuel, thus making one
hod Of coal do the work of two in other
ranges is only of more than a dozen
points of superiority which Coles Hot Blast
Range. the modern, up-to-date range, has
over all others. (R-61(
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-10-19
Wanted

We have several buyers who
wants farms. IT you contemplate
selling your place list it with the
Journal. 1t costs you nothing un-
less we sellit.
Audubon Co. Journal
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-10-19
shippino Eoos.

Eggs should be shipped to market
at least every week, and if they can
go twice week, SO much the better.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-10-19

A few crates for fattening the sur
plus cockerels this fall will pay for
themselves the first season
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-10-19
Take Your Common. Colds serlousl

Common colds, severe and frequent.
laythe foundation of chronic diseased
conditions of the nose and throat and
may develop into bronchitis, pneumonia
and consumption For all coughs and
colds in children and in grown persons,
take Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
promptly. For sale by oil druggists.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-20

,&auptlebrer 8eter S6afer aus Sic
gen. - Sn 8rilon itarb I'M sitter
bon iiber 80 Sabren Ser Ml1iflebrer
Sol. 8eters, ser sort ca. so Sabre ge-
mirft bat. - Gle ca. 20iabrige Mabe-
rim SRI. &eiie BON Nltenb M
|gerietb bel &euel beim Mbiteigen BON
inem @agen ser eleftriiden 8abn l11<
ter sic &aGoer ur1o mmrbe get0otet.
M@cinproutn5.
Na6 elmer neuen Holi5eiperoronung
in G6In oiirften &inoer unter IA
ssabren m6breno 0ffentliber Gorfiib=
rltngen in Observation-Disclosures nad)
8 l1br obenos, altb menn iie in @eglei<
t,,ng grpadNener iino, nidt geouloet
meroen. = Ser bisberige @oupcrnellr
pon @0lm Ser inn GO. 2ebensja6r
ltebenoe General 5. Snf. &lrt D.
9perling, lit peniionirt moroen.
: @ei Sen fir uagiiltig erflGrten
Staotperoronctemablen III. glbtbei=
lung in 81 a Of e iiegte mieoerum oas
Centrum nit ieiner geiommten elite.
- 3mei idpere &erbred)er, ser cine
al1s 0iineloorf, Ser o10ere fiirsli1 aus
Mmerifo beriibergefommen, batten iid)
in oie ct. Midyaelsfirde IN 8nrt=
ibeio %einidlieBcn lailen, linn oieie
at berual,ben. Mls lie oas Sabernafel
al1f 6red)en mollten, ml1r0en tie 0l1rd)
Sic @uhlumfeit oes &iiiters iiberroi1t
l,no BON Ser Yoli5ei feitgenommen. -
gSu1rel1o zines lddperen @emitter=
ltltrlnes m,roen in ser porlgen 8pde
III uuo bei 5iegburg 0rei Ner=
ionen DOM 8lib erihlagen u1o 9 muir
Sen idmer perlett. @agelidlag uno
@egengiiiie baben piel gda0en alrge<
rihtet. = Sin 8rano IN Sem l1eller=
6autel1 2ebreril1eni eminar altf Ser
&beininle Ell Sbermebr BEL Gobler 3
ger torte in Ser Nadt 51m 81. Mdr5
ole Mrtla, Sic Gapeae, 0en 9aditrtbl,
Io1pie sic gan5e @abe ser S6ilerinen.
0erlebt ml1r0e Nfiemano. 8ronoj IDA
SEN 1000 sc. = SSn sem gifel0orfe
8errei6eio brab am 81. Mar5
@roBfeuer aus, Sos Bis 6 lbr obeno3
a6t S1iuler TINS Sic Gapele ei11aider-
tie. : Sn 81 aunbeim Maifel0
mur0e 0as @eb0ft oes 2nn0mirtbes
Yies n4htliderlpeile 0l1rd Grobfelter
poni tan0ig eingeaidert. 9os
Sdmurgeri6t perltrtbeilte in Srter
p6en @eferen0ar 2u0mig gu ~ Sabren
8u6tbous. Ser Mngeflagte botte 5
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-20

ser 9auptlebrer Dr. Mil6er I'M 81.
2%ebensiabre. - Ser Mrbeiter &alten-
bauler in # aot rettete init
eigener 2ebensgefabr 3 @inber, Sic
beim Shlitti6ublanfen anf benz
5teintborteide eingebro9en 1paren,
bonn Gooe oes grtrtnfens. Die
Oberin oes 8orromdusboipitalS in
Seer, SdppeI ter Gornelta, %polenoete
am 20. Mar3 ibr 80. 2ebensiabr. =
Sn 2ingen brannte oaS Sal1s oes
Malbmaidinen= .tno Observation-Disclosures
2innem1a,m tbeilme!ie nie6er.
@citfalem.
0rei am 16. Mar5 1861 gemeibte
@eiltlide oes 8istNums 90 ii II It e +
fonnten jiingit ibr goloenes &rielter-
iltbil1um feiern: @einr. @anltng,
Moolf Sbier 511m 8erge, nno Milb.
@amps. Sic erlte,1 beioen befinoen
lid nod i'm octipen Dienit als Nfor=
rer: Yfr. 9altling IN SuDerm I d,
Teeonot @etflingsbani en, Efr. S6ier
in 0eloe, 0ecanat @edlm. ST.
@anps left id)m ieit Sabr5ebnten gu
riifge5ogen in &aloe1,fir6e11. = 9os
Sdrmllrgeridt perl1rtbeilte Sen 5la=
ldenbicrbanoler Sobam1 George aus
9 rumbauer, 2anofreis 9ort=
numb, peeen Sootidlaas, begongel1
an ieiner gbefral1, NIT @inein5ie6ung
elmer fiir5lih gegen i'm erfom1ten
Strafe, SIT s Sa6ren 3l1dtbm1s lno
10 Sabren gbrperlult. gr batte Dor 2
Sobren ieine Iral1 inn Streite eridla=
gen inns sic 2eide in ei11en cine bolbe
stumble entfernten Iiimpel gemorfen
no iie fiir5lid m1fgefunoen mur0e. -
Sic in &agen %geborene 6ralt &arl
@ed,em lit 0risburg iiber1pies Ser
Staot @agen fir Sic grrihtung Ell
mes &inoerbeims 10000 81. : Sn
@0rter beging @r. Efarr0edant
Modea iein 5%0idbrtges Hrieiteriabi=
laum inns 25%=jGbriges Ortsiubildum.
= Sn 5teinbau Ell feierte &r.
Goplon @eorg Seer om 16. Mar5 iein
5OiGbriges Erielteriubilaum. = Mm
@er5i6lag itarb ant IA. Mdr5 in 81 t.
ten0orn ST. Sol. @ilmes, lange
Sabre Mitglieo ser itdotiiden @oqe,
glen. - @auptlebrer 6ron5 Meiiter=
ern1t in Mtten6orn, ser Dor 6rei
Sobren iein goloenes 2ebreri1bildun1
feierte, lit om 1. Mpril in Sen &ube<
itan6 getreten. I'm ieine Stelle tritt
ols &ector Ser oortigen Golfsidulen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-20

beim Mmtsgeridt binterlegte Sparfai-
le1biider entmenoet, nit ser gefalid-
ten l1nteridrift oes 3%uitanoigen &id-
tiers perieben uno 6arauf 1900 80.
%abgeboben. Die @eidmorener unter-
5eidneten Elm @na6engeiub, ga Ser
Mngeflagte vgeiitig min6ermertbig"
lei.
6cHen-Ma1an.
Sn 1ranffurt a. 81. lit ser
3eugfelomebel Grnit Mfiiller BON ser
Yulperfobrif $ a II a II, ser ieine @e=
liebte, sic 8erf6uferin Mnna SfflarH.
ouf pffcner StraBe eridoiien fat, bonn
Oberfriegsgeridt gum Iooe perl,r=
tbeilt moroe,1. Die l1nterinltan5 bat
te ibn megen nporldbliden, aber nidJt
nit lleberleglng msgefiibrten Iost=
ihlags" 51 Is Sobren 3udt6al1S ln0
MmsitpBung aus oem @eere perrr=
tbei!t, mogegen Ser Mntlager 8eru=
fu11g einlegte. Ser &erurtbeilte ba44e
IN perldieoenen @orniionen 2iebes=
bGnoel uno lpar ein @r5lulnp. SSn
Miesmeiler enti tano i'm slnpei EN-
oes Yeter 2aub Sel1er, 6as idnea I'M
li@ griff uno @obnbaus, Sdeune ut0
Stall einQiGerte. = Sn @iesba=
oen 1in0 sic @6eleute Sal. 9iener 5l1=
ianunen geltorben. Sm nad]lten SAT-
re bGtten tie lire golocne 9od5elt fei=
ern fon1e1t.
Slbcnbnrg.
Mit 6em Bou ser 9 NJ nj c r=8a9ll
gum Mnidlulle an Sic @ittlinger
&%reisbabn nab 9 o + M t e miro bieIe!
Spmmer begonnen. - Ser 2a11btag
beidlob Sic @rbebung Ser bei @il=
Eelmsbapen gelegencn olOenburgil6en
@orrorte 8ant, @eppens l11o Mel1en0e
CUR Stoot nit Sem Man1en 81 ii It + / H.
gen. Sic neue Staot miro ca. 49,
900 @inmobner 5dblen. Sn 6 + t e
6ra11nte 6os @alts beS @olonialpea=
r%en9anOlers @ermes nieoer.
8aDern.
Sic Con Iteration Oes nel1er % ii H.
Of ener @eibbiidofs Sob. 9. Meu=
oeder gum Sitularbii6of BON @eleno=
polls fano ant Sonntag, SEN 26. MGr5
int 2iebfrm1en0om 0ur6 gr5biidof b.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-20

gettineer unter Miiiiten5 Ser 8iihofe
uon Mugsburg uno 8aiiau itatt. =
Sim Sonntag, Sen 2. Mpril, murbe in
q ugsburg ser 1telte @eibbii@of
Or. &eter @obl feierlid coniecrirt. -
Ser Holi5ei lit es %gelltngen, Ole Mor=
oer oes 8~iirgermeiiters Mabler bon
Il lltobt gu ermitteln uno feit5u-
nebmen. Gle DariteQerin ser @aria
I'M Sberammergau'er &aiionSipiel,
Sttilie 3minf, fat ii@ III Ser &farr-
fird)e 51 8 m nj erg NIT
0em 8ilobal1er Sans Bauer, oem Sob-
ne 0es 9iirgermeiiters Bauer BON
Sberommer9al,, permablt. Sic idei-
let ramit fir Die 3l1funft aus SEE
6ei5e ser Observation-Disclosures GUS
Yri15regent 2uitpil6 fat be-
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