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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-13


N ever large display
clothes can readily understand why say much about
quality You want STYLE but what's the good of style if
it doesn't stay stylish?
We want YOU to know what it that keeps Hart Schaf
ner and Marx Clothes looking WELL even after whole
seasons wear It's the most important thing to know
about clothes.
All-Wool Fabrics first there plenty Of clothes that
are not all wool Scientific shrinking by cold water,
process that cotton mixtures can't stand The best tailor
ing skilled hands shaping the garment not just sewing
seams together.
Thesear the things get when you buy Hart
Schafne and Mark loihes-these the things
want 10 get-be get them.
PRICED FROM $500 to $4,000
The Home of Hart Schaffner and Marx Clothes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-13
ESTABLISHED 1852.
Burke & Herbert

Mooe. ny equipped for banking in
Its various branches.
Deposites received subject to check at
sight. Collections made on all points.
High-grade investment securities
bought and sold.
Letters of Credit and Foreign E>K.
change furnished.
Safe Deposit Boxes for rent.
A Savings Department i'll which ir
terest is allowed on deposits
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-22

"She learned their language the
better to be able to understand
their point of view, but I think,
however" said friend who was
trying to describe her, "that her
great hold on them was her quick
understanding of all their forms
and ceremonials of which the
Filipinos have thousands and by
which they set great store"
The wife of President Taft is a
great stickler for etiquette and
she believes that her social duties
at Washington should be dis
charged with regard to her high
station instead of regard to her
own prejudices. One of her
friends tells story that throws a
light on her ideas about this.
When the president was a
member of the cabinet a very
wealthy woman came to the city.
She was an acquaintance of Mrs.
Taft and waited for her to call,
not knowing that according to
the official etiquette she should
first call upon Mrs. Taft. When
she found out her blunder she in
formally apologized and said that
she depended upon the knowledge
of her social secretary. Mrs.
Taft, however, would not take
that as an excuse because she be-
lieved that no woman in official
circles should depend wholly on
the word of a social secretary.
Mrs. Taft'S social secretary has
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-22

Debs' character, therefore She
does not take the newspaper crit
icism with equanimity that has
been given her husband.
Mrs. Taft'S soft white skin,
which was her greatest beauty
and which gave her a singularly
youthful appearance when she en-
tered the white house four years
ago has lost its translucent quail
ity and there is a faint net work
Of wrinkles about the gray-blue
eyes which seem to have grown
too weary to express the alertness
of comprehension which was their
greatest charm four years ago.
She never talked much and she is
now more silent than ever.
If you should say aren't the
flowers glorious at Beverly this
fall?" she would answer eyes"
with sl1ght-very Sl1ght-sm1le,
and you would have to fish about
in the recesses of your brain for
another subject of conversation.
Her silences, however, do not i'm
press you as the silence of a dull
mind, but those of woman nat
urally reserved and physically
weary. But through these very
Silences, you come to know that
she is an ambitious woman who is
not to be swerved from her pur-
pose by physical ills. 1t was she
that persuaded her husband to ac-
oept the presidency when he rath-
er leaned toward the supreme
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-06-20
Fancy Ribbon Sale
Halt Price and Less

Beginning Saturday,
June %, we will offer the
greatest fancy ribbon val
ues ever shown in Minot.
We have secured a big lot
of very handsome ribbons
at about one-fourth to
one-half their regular
prices and we are gong
to price every one Of them
at an extra close figure
which will make them by
far the best values ever
sold in the town. If you
use ribbons at Xmas time
it will pay you to buy
them during this sale be-
cause of the large savings
you can make by purchas-
ing now. Prices will
range from 18c yard up
to 48c. If you bought
these ribbons at regular
prices you would pay
from 25c To 30 90 nor
yard.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-06-20
.WRANCLE OVER SEED
sCRA|N CONTRACTS
County Dads From Ward, Burke and
Renvile are Nearing Settlement
Would Make Ward County Pay
Most Of Seed Grain Bonds.

The county commissioners of Ward,
Burke and Renville counties met in
joint session Tuesday. They are
quite close to a settlement. However
the commissioners from Burke and
Renville desire Ward county to stand
more than it's share of the seed gram
bonds, issued several years ago,
about $4,000 being involved, when as
matter of fact, the amount should
he distributed proportionately over
the three counties True, very few
farmers from what are now Burke and
Renville counties, asked for seed that
year, only one from Burke and less
than half dozen from Renville, nut
this should not be considered in the
settlement.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-06-20
New Summer Dresses
LINENS vonEs. SILKS, TISSUES,

The greatest stock of dresses ever
shown in Miuot is now on display at
our store. We have new lot Of linen
dresses that range ia price from 50 o. to
$500 and they are pronounced to be
the classiest garments ever displayed in
Minot. At 50 90, 50 90, 5000 and $1,000
we show some exceptional models Hare
you will find line Of white aud pink
voiles that are the finest possii 10 values
at sensible prices Our stock o. white
lingerie dresses includes everything you
might want to find and at ali prl es
from 81 50 to S35 co.
Tn re used to be some talk about
high prices in Minot but you'll fad
prices are low enough to suit you at
Nc oy's. This store has but one price,
and that price is always marked in pltin
figures You'll eujo, buying at McCoy's
store if YOU need any thing III the ready
to. wear line because here you'll ird he
finest garments at moderat> prices and
you'll find our salespeople are pleasant
and accommodating Mccoy aims to
sell good garments at sensible prices. If
you want to make your purchases ct a
store where your patronage is appreci
ated, then McCoy's is the store for yuu.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-06-20
NIGHT GOWNS
Special at Csc

We are trying hard to inter-
est you in this new store be-
cause we know once you start
buying of us it will soon be-
come a habit for you to buy all
your garments Of US. Just
now we offer some extra good
values IN night gowns and fine
muslin underwear. At 85c a
garment we show q gown that
is, no doubt, the best you ever
saw for the price. It is a low
neck, short sleeve gown, we'll
finished and handsomely en-
broidered. Our special low
price, while they last, is SIC.
Sent postpaid upon receipt Of
Csc.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-06-20
C0odC|OveS
CHAM0ISETTe, SILK, kIe

VUHSVtVIV1 OJIAI NE
The kid gloves we sell
cost you 81. rs per pair for
the 2-clasp. They are
real kid and we guarantee
every pair. We have
them in tan, grey, black
and white.
If you want to wearan
extra fine glove be sure
to come to us. -
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-06-20
NORFOLK
LINEN SUITS
$4.75 to $3.50

Linen suits have the call for sum-
mer wear and, for that reason, you
should have linen suit. You know,
of course, that Norfolks are the
most popular. At McCoy's you will
find Norfolk linen suits at "a. rs and
up. If you like colors we have some
blue and pink linens that certainly
are classy. A new material is Ra-
mic Linen. It's softer and a little
heavier than most linens. We have
Ramie Linen Suits in Brown, Smoke
and Blue. They sell at $40. SO and,
once you see them, you'll say they
sure are worth the price.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-06-20
CHAMOISETTE GLOVES
Soc and $I.0O Pair
Guaranteed
Washable

The popularity of our
glove counter is remark
able and it must be be-
cause of the xtra good
values we give.
We have a Chamoisette
glove in white or chamois
that is guaranteed wash
able, that we sell for 75c.
The same glove in the
long length (16 button)
we sell at $1.O0 per pair.
Fingers are double tipped
and glove is best possible
quality. -
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-06-20
Won1en's Hosiery
The Kinds That Wear Well

In few days will again have complete stock of women's
Wunderhose sell Csc and 35 pair and black Our
ger mas peen at the 1aceoy or ong me out are
pairs the they should
you'll find and stockings
the At offer onyx Brand
black silk Isle hose Other Onyx Brand hose 4Oc 45c and
SOC pair Phoenix Brand silk hose in black and
white $O0 and ST. pair For big hosiery values
McCoys
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-06-20
Articles to be Embroidered

Everything but the
thimble is enclosed in
the packages we sell.
We guarantee enough
embroidery floss in
each package to finish
the article.
We sell Artamo En-
broidery packages. It's
the only package en-
broidery using D. NJ.
&. floss.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-06-20
Women $
Union
Suits

Buy your knit under
wear at McCoy's and
get the finest kinds at
sensible prices. No
doubt you know what
fine values we gave in
winter underwear
Well Jour summer line
offers the same good
values. In fact, W.. Of
fer the same brand Of
underwear. We have
a full line of vests,
drawers and union
suits in all grades of
silk and Isle. Prices
range from Csc up.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-06-20
Misses
Corset
Waists
75C and
j. $l.00

You'll find that we do not raise our
first" price to be able to lower our Sec
ond one. In corsets, we sell good honest
values. We have no 50 90 corsets for
SOC, nor has any other dealer. in Misses
corset waists we offer several styles in a
we'll made corset at 75c and $10O each.
You'll find our corsets give long and Sat-
isfactory service. Our prices are sen
sible and, for that reason, it will pay
you to buy from us.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-06-20

We show about one hundred different articles to be
embroidered, including line of corset covers Princess
slips combinations, etc.
Send US your and address postcard if you
do embroidering, and we will mail you illustrated
descriptive price list of every article carry this line
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-06-20
RATlNE
HATS
$1.75

Ratine hats have taken
the country by storm and
for a very good reason,
too. They are the mob.
best summer hat that
has been shown in several
seasons. They have plen-
ty style. They will be
serviceable aud when you
buy them at McCoy's they
can be had at a sensible
price. Here you will find
Ratine hats in all the
good styles at prices rang
ing from SITS to $2.75
each.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-06-20
kAYsER SILK GLOVES
Soc, 81 90, $|.25 aad $3.50

Kayser silk gloves are
double tipped and are the
best gloves to buy.
We have the 2-clasp
Kayser gloves in black
and white at SOC and
81. 90 a pair. Long ones
at $1.25 and $3.50 per
pair.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-06-20
New Silk and
Lingerie Waists

Here you'll find
waists by the hun
dred at all prices
from 97c to $l5 90.
Every week brings
us a lot of new ones
and just now the as
sortment is larger
than at any previous
time. We offer the
well made good At
ting kind in both
white lingerie silks
in Messaline, Pom
gee, China and Jap.
Silk waists sell at
80. IS, So so, SO. 95
and $500 e c h.
White Ling erie
waists at Csc and up
to $1,000. Lace waist
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-03

Negcriu i'm Sd)lnfe ourh WenerittdJc
lebensgefabrlid perleRt.

Gona Sintfielb, cine % Sabre alts
Regerin, ipeI6e als a0din in einem
4rbeiter!ager nabe Summit t5dtlg
mar. pur6e frub geitern UtOrgen, an
5pei gefdbrlifen StifpunOen i'm
unterleib uuo elmer anberen Gid
punbe om rehteu lrm lelDenb, nab
oem itGbttihen 6oTpttal gebra6t, 10
ibr 3uItanb als Iebr beDentIth be3ei6-
net purbe. sic mar, tpdbreno lie
I6lafeno in ibrem Bette nabe benz Of
fensn i5eniter lag, BON sinem Wanne,
psIfsr burh ras 5euiter lan8te, ges
itohen porDen. Die goli3et fabnOet
auf ben 80 Sabre aIten y}eger Soon
Weslep, tpeIfer bes Woroongrtffs be-
itulbi9t tpirD. Der 8urIhe mar Ipds
ter qefeben tpproeu, aIs er uuf einer
mad Bottom, SnD., f1hrenber Jraht
3uo Der 6. &c 8. Giienbabn ipran5.
Gona Sintfislo srlag geiterr
Ratmittag I'm 5oipttuI ben bel ben
feigsn usberfau erlittenen WunoeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-03
PHOENIX PARK s.,''. ''!,, e,..' .,'' .'''' s.''

Bern. 6emmelsarn, SO 5, 92l
;Sreeman, 2dbmung.
Gmmo Smitb. "a 5, 947 Carr
Str, Rbeumatismus.
Glis. 3umipulDe, II s, 126 Y.
uniperiitn, GebirnerUei6ung-
anna 5oegIe, 81 5, 1920 Us. ..
ape., RierenleiDen.
pasqual Gsla. 30 s., 2ongotefD,
Rierenleiben.
aatie sylabrtp, 20 5, 2o45
DDob6urn, SdDinoiutt.
Nag. Sfsrer, so s., 1905 2tHn
Darmberihlingung.
2tnna Goehler. 70 5, IL St IL
Qpe., Nierenleioen.
Sp. Tsonter. 48 5, 1906 Race
RierenIeiben.
Sulid 6aseborn. 7 s., 4838 ga
fern, Sdpinoiu1t.
5oispbine 5eil. 80 s., 3423 Ouri
4ps., 2sberIeioen.
Seanstte 8iso, % s, 1917 Bin
| ShtpinoIu6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-03
Der Gooofelrorp Sdnser6or
Ir gerein erbGlt 3uluad)s onr6
pier ueuc Mitglleber.

Der 8oobfeuop SGnSer4or per@
fammelte ii6 geitern Abeno IN Der
WuIicQl Grhange unO bate be 9ez
nugtbuung, Isinen UtitgIieoer'tan6 um
pier 3u permebrsn. CUR dtttpen OtEtz
oliebftaft DurDen bic 9erren Iouts
6olspeiB, 7Freo. WIegger uno Gtto
ain6ner erDdblt uno in Die Ret3en
Der pufIiDen trat 5err 2outs pau'9
Elm. Das lGbt ouf sin 9eiunoes
WQtstbum Des 8ereins ihlteben un0
bic 5bQtia6e purDe BON ben IN 9roa
ger 3ubl eri6enenen VtIt9lleoern germ
permertt.
Die geriummlung fano unter Dor
Ts beg Yrdiibenten SuItus areQ uno
oer grototoQfiibrung oes 9errn 9enrQ
2llbers Itntt. 5err s. Suhn berl6tete
iiber oos ge8irts SdngerTeit uno bic
SagIasung in 9amiIton. IS nurO'
beI6loFeu, Qls SOmmerpicntcplat
einmdl ben Spencer Yart imOiteHo 81
periuteu. 2ln oieIen ploB tnupfen I'D
piele Grjnneruugsn aus Der 3eIt, oc
Die erIten Sieoler in bieie 8egeno ia
men uno Columbia griinoeten. 81
Der Rd6e oes beutigen Spencer Yar
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nerben bic 9oopfeQop Sdnger an
or.tten Sonntag i'm Wtonat 4u8u't ~
YicriC dbhClten.
5err Sulius StenIer eritien in be
| 8erTummlung uno iiberbraAte etn
ber3li6e Girlaoung gum 6eite De
! Ror6 Cincinnati 5urncereins am
| Iuli i'm 8QIpurt. Der 0eretn mir
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in Ieinen arGften ftebeHoe thun, III
ben grfolg berbei3uTiihreu. 4m z
Sult aebt's gum Yitnic oes gaper
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Der gefut Der Sommerfeite oesOeu
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oerWitgIiepern iiberlaTsn, I'M il6 Fl
oas eine ooer oos unosre Jeit 81 en-
ideipen. geios fiuoeu an einem III
oemielben 1age itatt, an IA. SuIt.,
oub Elm torporutioer Seiuh aus9
, ihIoIsn 1T.
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9tencs &crtcbrspoIi5c Sgitrm.

qoli3eitef Gppelan untsrbreitete ges
tern esm Si6erbeitsoirettor Cab
Isineu geridt uber bic BON ibm auf
ieiner Stuoisursiis nah Gblcdgo uno
auoeren oroben Stdbtsn geiammelten
Grfabrunaen Ter geriht snthielt
3ablreite Gmpfslunaeu iiir Glnfuhs
runa BON Nsuorouun9su. namentlth
i'm @ertebrspoIiseiipitem uHieres De
partemeuts. gieisIbsH GnlpfebIunssn
iinb in Der gegsnpdrtig Dor BEN
Stabtutb ftnebsnosn Srotnon5 Feit'
aelsgt. Ghef gOpeluR empfiehlt unte-
dnoersm. oub ein iepardtes Sertehrsa
ppltsei Squao unter 4ufittt zines be
rittensu QeutHants uno nit einem e.
aensn Serqeantsu ooer aorporal elm
oefiihrt nerbe. Der aeutndnt lou iii
bic itritte Durhfiibrunq ldmmtlthe'
gertshrsporIhriftsn uno Hegulatro.
uen perantportlih gehaIteH Dsrosn-
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SaiesSaH.

Tie beiben Faitta9e (ge'tern nno
Fente) fomen iu,ieren a9eos" 'ebr
eripiinitlt, um iih mad barter Grbett
aussuruhcn imo 81 erhoIen. 1le relies
heate g6en0 nm 8 lthr, inter 6llhs
rung oes Serru ,Sranf Bancroft. Hadl
gittsbura su elmer Serie pom bier
Spiclen nit Den oortigen ~8Iraten"
ab. lRittlerreile iino Sauptllna
GTau uno gaienhiiter SobItseu IN
GhIcaao be3m. utarietta BEL ihrer An'
aehori9en gum eeiuhe einaetroren
geioe peroen ildl morgen m Sltts'
bura M Dem @orrnlttogsipte!e etu'tel
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une i'm gtuthiaue ais ausbelter EN-
lprinsen 81 fonneu.
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0eburten.

G6orles uno emma Bug, 29O1
gpIerair QDe,, Gnabe.
2,nt. uno Gutb. g1per, 937 Racs,
Gnabe.
8sorg uno emma Qtermann, 20l0
Dunlap, anabe.
Bern. unD 4una 9onbsrGaar, 1924
8uob, SHabe.
marc. uno Ulatiie Butler, 74G
20. Z. 4ps., Utdo6en.
5oIin uno Slab. Pruitt, 834 Gin.
ton, andbs.
Games unb geIiie grorDr, 83t
Clinton, Wdohsn..
gop. uno .. DeIi6, 7 A Barr
Wdofsn.
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Gutter. WGofsH.
5O6n unb alma qstre, 803 %. s
Qpe., anabe.
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Wdrfap, anabe.
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Gnabe.
5amss unb 1bsr. S6miot. Goan
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Ulauriete uno 2lnna ganof6tp, II
| Qdurel Wdo6er.
2(nbp uno antoinstte Warisnd, ,215'
| Queen gitp 2lpe., Ulaoten.
| 5ohu uno WIup Sdusler, PA
| gurner, UIdohen.
SEQ. uno Qnnu GertnJ, 2Ol
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| Geo. unb gliie Wosbrins, gee'
man. Snabe.
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renee, aHabe.
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Ulopre. WGndeH.
6erm. unb Sbd 5apte, Satlt
uno Uiusbran. Saabs.
bib. uno 2ouiie Straub, 33
= Rorthern 4pe., Gnabe.
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unfale.

- 0em Gispugentutiher Charles
Diitel, 0ou No. 1906 Golerain 2lp:.,
fiel qeitern Dor Dem 6auie No. 1910
State 2lpe. Elm 300 pfunD IdDeres
Stud Sis auf ben rehten SUB, benz
Ielben 8ermalmsno. Der 8erungIiitte
purbe na6 Dem itdotiihen 9oipttaI
gebradt.
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ter Shreiner pon yto. 416 Wdcs
StraBe, puroe geitern an Der Gourt
unb WQin Strabe Don einem 4utomoz
bill nteoergerannt, fam ieooh nit une
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uno an Der retten &Drperiette oapon.
gr nurbe in bem 2tutomobtl mad
itGotiihen 6oIpitaI gebratt.
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ter Glert pom go. 119 8urfiele
Qlace, nurDe an Der 5. 2lpe. unp Ratt
StraBe Don einem 2tuto geitretft unr
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unoen am rehten 8ein uno an Inter
leib, pelhe i'm itdotiihen 5o'pttal aIi
unaefdbrIi6 be3eifnet lpuroen.
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3ur lcBten 9iuhc gelegt.

Iie itcrblihcu lleberreltc oes
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lSohn : Steele,
meld,ar befanntlih am SamItag oc@
folQen etnes llnfals erI18, purber
aeitern Utorgcn uuter groBarl8er 9e'
tbeillqlng bon &eiotroQenoen aui Dem
Sprtna Broue 1SrieOboic sur lettcl
Ruhe gebettet, nadloem IN Der VI.
fapiers Stride Elm IcDttirtes SeeNn'
amt 3elcbrirt moroen mar Inter Den
2eiotraaenoeu beiunoeu i'd cider.
beitsoirettor Sab. SeueruehrdcT
@unfcr mo iammtIide 0tar'd)dtla
oes Gepartcmcuta. 2Lls gahrtuhtro'
acr flmaIrteu friibere aumeraoeu oeS
GerltorbeueH.
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SpieIe [ {
z d)mercr ,snnge.

gDie bsreits bsri1tet, mar am Ulons
tag Der fribsre odus,nett oss 4ubutn
Sctelg, Carl MattbefDs, ein Regsr, an
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