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Roosevelt.

Under the caption above, the DE-! e.
YER. tColo) Post expressed its
4: fA2n@c CT heart On thc,morning 70!
lowing tie shooting Of the Colol:cl
at Milwaukee:
Said the Post:
You cannot read the speech tina.
theodore Roosevelt made last might
IN Milwaukee, after he had neeu
shot, without a lump rising in your
throat and surging Of bloo1
through your body that leaves you
flushed and -angy- proud in rs
sweep of high emotion.
Angry that this thing could have
happened here to one of our gre
soldiers Of the common good in the
MIDST OF his most valiant heh1
Angry at that and ashamed for it.
too.
And proud VITA great pride
rat this son Of America, With the
''lo@I soaking through his clothes,
could have sent that valiant call Of
his to cheer the listening crowd anI
tell them that he had lived we'll"
ana could face TIE prospects 81
death jOyfully because he woUli
leave to men the memory Of a lie
that had been full to Overlooking
II here are other men who bulk
zig in the eye Of the people today
There are good men, and kind men
and wise men. and men who can
speak as Drettily about this small!
thing and that. Bat, alone Of them
all, Theodore Roosevelt has this wnj'
Of rising to his great occasions great
~ and standing before us stark AMI
big, with the light Of a great sori
noOdlng about him and a world that
pays attention TO his words.
Hear again the valiant farewell
that rose from him last night in Mi.
WaukeC rs he stoo |, with the bloc
soaking through his clothes" AM
taught these men and womel, anoth-
cr lesson 4 supreme courage.
Il want YOU to understand, b.
said, and his face was white With
pain Is he spoke, Il want you to
undcstand that I am ahead Of the
game anyway. / have been able to
40 certain things. .Ald can tell
YOU with absolute truthfulness that
} am very much uninterested j
whether | am shot or not What I
90 care Tor is my country"
with that, and his head high. to
Std littlemOrc, for the strength v.l3
not in him 70 speak It length; but it
was Xix" Roosevelt that woundc i
though he might bc-the spirit
Damed III him still to tell them tle
thing that was nearest his heart All
rally them about him in the fgh;
where his hampers were still fun
wide &c the breeze.
For Roosevelt has always been 4
hghtcr; he has always faced his al.
VcrSarieS square aud unhinching: he
mas never turned his back on a
friend or an enemy; and he looks
upon himself as man dedicated to
the service Of his country, who has
counted the chance Of that servine
as the kind Of good fortune that has
o Hept him ahead Of the game"
tie vas ahead Of the game
-" they thought they would faftcb
him by making him vice president
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-10-24
Pd tllll|t BelplN ' = :.
The lsro Marlk |.
None hut Negroes IN viYilh,
capital talang an active :
part in presidential ~.
: cathpaiEn'

Richmond, Va, Oct: 2l.--Politic.
IN Richmond is about the zero mark
II ON the Negro standpoint. Tho I'm ,
Moosers have all surken into ipo2u-
Gus desnetude, save Games ii, HoTes
one time resident Of Richmond aud
Gary wheaton, who. with Hayes arc
com whooping up things in New
York for the Bull Moose party.
hr, T.. r. Jefferson, President
GEORGE ST. julien Stephens, secro.
! vary; and r. A Randolph. Executiyc
committeeman, res ,sctiyely or tne
Negro Republican League Of Virginia
arc making still hunt for Taft vote,
Tor November 9th.
mere is absolutely nothing do
>NE by the white followers of thu
President or Of Colonel Roosevelt,
lac ruiusal Of the Democrats OF
! Richmond to alloww Giles b. jack
son and his black followers TO na.-
nciEa'e in the Democratic Primaries,
mas placed the always resourceful
Colonel Jackson between a vcritr-
Die Srylla and CharyDdis and all by
Mmself, too, rs not another Negro
Democrat can be found In this bail
wick.
While things political are at a low
eno' those organizations among our
PEOPLE working for the bits of 'lonS
green that bear the signature Of
w.. 7. Vernon or j. G. Naphier. are
pushing ahead, seemingly caring but
little for politics.
The new fraternai organization.
the Supreme Fountain Of the Nation
al Ideal Benefit Society (Inc.D is
taking we'll in Richmond. Within
the past month, there have been
several hundred members taken in
to its panks. Being fraternal with
It ritual and works, outsiders are not
admitted to It's meetings, but to the
oDserVant, the increase inthe clerical
force in the offices, the number Of
Dig meetings held in Richmond and
the country districts and the number
OF business trips which the Supreme
Master has made to other states.
show that the Order is forging its
way to the front. Two most valu-
able accession to tie ranks of the
new Organization were, Mrs. Rosa
thompson and Mr.. Lewis Thompson
or Philadelphia. Mrs. Thompson
has been made National Lecturer
with headquarters 1t PHILADELPHIA
and Mr.. Thompson. State Deputy.
They are both 'hustlers along this
special line having for many years
filled similar positions with honor to
themselves and those they repre-
sent. Mrs. Thompson has wide rep
nration as a fraterna. worker and the
National Ideal Society made no mis-
take in securing\he" services.
The Saint Luke Organization under
the lead Of Mrs. Maggie L. Walker
continues on the high way of pros
per1ty: The two colored- Banks arc
doing good business. The Insurance
Companies are prosperous and thelc
is an air Of prosperity everywhere
Richmond's only public Literary.
the Dunbar Literary and Historical
Society has reorganizcd for the Seas.
on. The officers are: Dr. D. Web
ster Davis, President; Prof. Joseph
EndoD Jones, " President; George
St Julien Stephens, Secretary AMI
Editor; Miss Kate G. Randolph, A.
sistant Secretary; Dr. w. H. Hughes,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-10-24
SAVING the Babiea

In England and some other countries
great progress has been made III re-
cent years in the prevention Of infant
mortality. In this country an associa-
ton has been formed, known as the
American Association for the Study
and Prevention Of Infant Mortality.
The object Of this society is to CO.
ordinate all the sanitary agencies for
the express purpose OF reducing the
number Of preventable deaths Of ba-
bies.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-10-24
Arsenic From MANY Sources.

Arsenic has been found as q nor
NAL constituent in man and animals
and now Jadin and Astrug, two
French biologists, show that it may
De derived from edible plants and
fruits. They examined SO vegetable
substances. and obtained arsenic from
ALL the quantities ranging from o.O3
part per million in tho ~leels to 0.25
part per million in almonds aud
beans.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-10-24
Register, Voter, Register.

Until the 30th OF the presen.
month, the commissioners of the sew
eral counties Of the State will 81:
rom 800, q. IN. till noon each da
since each voter is required, to be-
registered. if lie would vote without
putting himelf to much inconveni-
"n1e, II is up to you to see that your
name appears on tie lists. Do no,
wait till tomorrow! Do it now.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-10-24
Only One More.

Senator la Toilette, at luncheon
In Madison" listened With rather
weary smile to a magazine writer's
exposure Of the shameful mems
whereby a certain capitalist . had
nmassed his fortune. ooh, well" said
the senator. this is only another case
Of a profit without honor .-..
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-10-24
Good Qualities

He alone IS worthy OF respect who
Knows what is Of use to himself and
others. apd who labors to control his
self-will. Each man has his own for
tune in his hands; as the artist has a
piece OF rude matter, which he is to
fashion to q certain shape. But the
art of living rightly is like all arts
the capacity alone is born With us;
1T must be learned, and practiced with
encessant care
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-10-24
ImDaticnce,

Some people become discouraged
because Opportunity doesn't respond
whenever they whistle for It,
The greatest bargains ever sold
in Charleston are being sold by Nor
rison's Department Store Co.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-10-24

IN the factories Of thia country the
great problem Is TO stop the waste OF
heat. All the heat furnished by the
burning coal should be converted in
to force for mechanical work. At
present not one'tenth OF it Is go con-
verted.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-10-24
Must Keep AZ IL

1t IS with many enterprises as
with striking fire; We do not meet
with success EXCEPT by reiterated eff
forts, and often at the instant when
We despaired Of success.-Mme. Dc
Blaintenon.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-10-24

New style, ali wool jacket suits
$0.01 at Morrison's Dept. store.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-10-24

You can buy. shoes cheaper than
eyer at Morrison's Dept, store. La
dies fine shoes only % cents.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-10-24

You will always find it cheaper at
Morrison Dept, store. ~
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-10-24

now to EXERCISE it, @unlSss It be t..
our&own good.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-10-24
kANWAHA COUNTY TICKET

For Sheriff,
Bonner II. Hill.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
ThOs. G.. Townsend.
For County Commissioner,
DR.. NJ. p. Malcolm.
For Assessor,
Henry A. Walker.
For House of Delegates,
John Bannister,
G. G. Reynolds,
Adolph u. Scherr,
A. c. Vandine,
w. W. WertZ.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-10-24
JUDICIAL TICKET.

For Judge Of Circuit Court, 10th
District,
S. G.. Burdette.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-10-24

The low prices on fall goods Is
taking immense crowds to o. j.
AIorrisons Dept. Store.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-10-24

STATE TICKET.
For Governor,
DR.. VI. D. Hatfield.
For Secretary of State,
Stuart F.. Reed,
For Supt. OF Free Schools,
NJ. 2. Shawkey.
For Auditor,
John S. Dart.
For Commissioner OF Agriculture.
Howard E. Williams.
For Attorney General,
a. A. Lilly.
For State Treasurer,
r. l.. Long.
For Congressman-at-Lar
Howard Sutherland.
For Judges OF Supreme Court,
George Poffenbarger,
Chas. w. Lynch
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-10-24

WE STAND AT AIeNlAGEDDON
AND WE BATTLE FOR
THE LORD"
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-10-24

Observation-Disclosures
TICKET
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-10-24

FOr Vice President.
Hiram johnson, of California.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-10-24
SENATORIAL TICKET.

For State Senate, 9Th District,
T., #. England.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-10-24
CHARLESTON DISTIICV-TICkET.

For Justice Of the Peace.
G. w, Dering.
Marion Gilchrist.
For Constable,
G. D. AGREE,
Hansford +. Jenkins.
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For President,
Theodore Roosevelt, of New York.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-10-24
CONGRESSIONAL TICKET

For Congress, Third District,
Samuel B. Avis.
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Office; Room II X. of p. Building.
= Phone 1855.
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j. 9. GlIidER, Editor.
G. l.. CrZzENS, Business Manager.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-06

@ia Stabtuater Conner nit Wesng
nnf Abiteaeu BON Wasleitungen
einsuiiibrea nerinden.

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nGhften 1asen nah 9opton r.ifsn,
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funttioHirt unb bnnn bic betrefs
fsnbs Srbinons i'm Stabtratb sinrsis
den.
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Dies ,aMo SaS.

- Dem sSort;osn Spm GQis nur6e
seitern Die 8eituQung aIs priputpolis
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GterblidbfeitSberid,t.

Saiob 3eltmann, 64, gountp ar'
menbaus, Baiirfudt.
BenepieDe 4nfenbauer, IA saae
2ampfton Strobe, S9pGhe.
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bung.
borrn ennis. AZ, 1122 groaS.
man. 1ukrtuInie.
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4p.. lexrperborinne.
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ltr5leiben.
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Qtne benz VoliseiSeridbt.

Jn 3utunft peresu i'm Ginilans
nit fintr 9erfiisuns beg ppliseirihs
ters, bic Ranen iuueer Wdbhfn. mel
DE burf bic Uanht Der DerbdltHiFe
unn eeotu ibren Wineri einerR 2sben
Der Shonbe in bic 4rme setrisben
fporben iinb uno bei bensn ansfiht
auf geH.runs beftebt. niht iHehr be-
kannt eegeben tperben. Gin fclhts Iunz
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ter unter Der formsIlen Mntlnee pss
6erumlunetrns ibre Nufipartung. Gie
mar BON Rep. Geo. BON Der abs aus
einem Refort an Der Georse GiraBe
gerettet ipprben. Rihtsr 5rids iibrs
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Ter Gbniifen nmitdneen BON Der go,
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Der Shhut Der pro6otionsbenmtin
iii. Mnnette Mann iiberpisien,
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fGdft pnrbe auf $1,000 fefgeftBi.
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neritaa Nbenb In bic Capitalization
tam unb ben bienifh9benbtn Ntnmten
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ton. 5nfoEin einss Refprts an Der
George Gtrobe. perbdftes uorben mar.
pssrbs peYfMrbeH, um ben Mussans
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btr polijti obautpurtsn.
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gs.rbsn i'm Ssiem Der Suaiiibrnns
im Sureau bes EiantanDiturs
pnrgenommtu werben.

Sas sessntpGrtise Spitem Der
guhfIbrung i'm Bureau bes Staptauz
oitprs tptrb bemndhft hurd ein neues
Spitem erfeSt sueroen. Diefes ipuros
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bitpr Sra .. Wafbburn, Woiss glau.
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perten nes Gtute Bureau Of Uniform
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8ureuu Of MunicipoI NeIeurh entz
pfublfne gudfiihrungsfpitsm einsis
fiipren. perr Rnp mics auf 0runo
bes feinerSeit pom Staats General
untpalt 9Dsan absegebewn gutrAtens
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0ebmrtesa.

5arrp unb Mdrt6a ainbemann,
1898 ainnsp apenue. anabe.
2ruis unh glnnn Hsmoller. 2515
SefkrfOn Apenie, Rnobe.
pbiIip nRb Bertha Qoedel, 204
Sbi1ito Girabe. Ndohen.
Senmour unb 0rnce 8ittle, 2317
sylord 5trnbe, Qnabs.
abraham uno Julid Deder, 1125
9remen Gtrax, Dldbhen.
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5iinfte apenus. annbe.
Nuguit unD 9ornelid 8lanismsier,
1884 DhWiden Apenue. Wdbden.
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UsideH ApeHue, HHobe.
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Weit 6. Aptnue. WdbMen.
Gbdrles unb Adtkrina Rom, 230
Butler Gtrabe. Qnabs.
Ebirnrb unb Glfie Wtber, 1885
sSsfferfon Mpenue. Qnobe.
William unb Cora Dsgei, 1922
6usbes Gtrnbs. 0nahf.
Gbarlss unn Roie Meposr, 315
Oregon Strate. Ndb9ex.
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Nenes Zbftes,s
Nirb Uaainipeftor 0eO. W. Mapp IN
ieinem gnrean einfibren.

Der itGbtifne gauinipei.or Geo. 20.
Rapp II. nit benz segsaloGrtigtn Gps
item Der guhFihrune in isinem De-
portsment uno an5 NIT Der slrt uno
Wsife tpie bic FiGns unb ioritlgen
Doiumente auIbsira5rt ipcrNen fino,
niht gang 5ufrleben nno irtG Rsueruns
gen finfiibreH, srr9 ipelf,e aaments
lih NIT gesus auf bi. QuFbernab.nns
Der Gosumtnte oi. Safe psreiniaht
unb iiberiidtlihs- seitcl,et tpiro.
I'm bieIes tsrbei3ufiibren, ipirb er
ii6 an eus Bureou of Utuncipol Res
fenrh tpeHbtn. oum.t bic Grperten ties
fts Bureaus ibm tinen neusn plnn
nasdrbsiien, ben sr bann eiHSufiihren
gsbtnst.
Wit feintm anmpf seesn afd6riife
Reilumtfdilber. nis niAt ieIr genug
pernntert iino unb T, i'm s5aGe tines
beftisen Winnes fir bi. StrabtnpnIs
ianten eefdbrIi., !perner t0nnten. ha.
oerr Ropp eeitera dlIenGrniies begons
ntn. CT lieb our.b feius s5nfpstior,n
ei1s, ansabl foid,tr Shilber i'm Ots
.fhdfissentrrm unterin1en ano psr-
fthiebne Der Gd.lcer, bic nidf atnou
ridhgorfGrif. anesbraht porbsn fino.
frurben prompt iono.mnirt.
Sm ftdbiif1eu 9aunmt ipurbe esz
tern fsii Dem ges;un Der neuen aoz
n1infitrdtion De. srite 9auerluubnibe
fhein fir tinen Qeubnu ausetjttit,
oenn bel ben GrInnbniBiheinen, bic
foneit nusgefertigi iporben iparen,
hnttt ts fid ausfhlieBlih um unbsbsnT
ttnbe Reparotnren uab umbcuten aes
banbelt. Der seftrise srl1ubnieinf'n
ipurbe fur 90. :. 9srd6eirEtf ausae.
fisllt. Der ouf BEN DrunbltiiG 30. 2ll
GINNING Etrobe elm sneif,D1iges
Wobnbaus errin.en min, pefien gaas
foften auf $500 o,ranf6lagt finb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-06

gSia Stabtanmalt Settman le1ne
Auimeriiamfeit ibenfeu.

StabtanDalt Mlfrsb 8sttman bot
aeftern sire 4rt pregrumm peroftent@
litt, in peldem er Die pldne oarlegt,
nit beren 0ur6fiihrung er IN allers
nGhiier 3sit i'm Snterefie Der Burger
fhdft ssinnen ipil.
sSn eriter 9ine mil Der Staotans
malt Der StrabenbabngeieaI6aft unb
Der 8asgefsaI6aft 81 2eibe, I'm iis
su 3tpinqen, ben 8eoinguneen ihrer
5reibrisfe boutpmmen gereht 5u fpers
ben. Die StraBenba9ngsieaihoft TT
laut i6rem 1reibrisf perpflt6tet, 10
pele Wugen p.rtsbren su ldiien, ME
sur gep1ltigung beg @ertebrs nos
ibig iinb. 6err 8ettman min nun
ourh cine gsnaue unteriuhung srs
mitteln, in tpiefern Die 0eielIhaft
ibrsn gflihtsn nidt nuhtommt unb
bunn bic n0tbigen Shritte tbun, I'm
ben taum srtrGsIiten 3uItGnDen, Die
ncmentlih in ben friihsn Wloreenituns
ben uno am 4beno auf ben Strabens
babnpageH berri4en, ein gnoe gu ma
den.
sptpeit bic 9asesisuIhdft IN Be
tra6t tcmmt, min 5err Bettmdn ers
mittelu, pb bic Geisllhaft tbotidhiit
oag Reht beIist. ieoem Sastoniumsns
ten cine Uduimaltare pon 80 Gents
ben Wpnat Su berehnen, gleihDiel oh
er 1000 gubttfub Das perbrau9t bal
pber nint. DafeIbe gilt Don Der Wfts
nimdltore BON 81 nonatlih fir elets
triTte 9eleuhtung, bic nah Der Qns
fi6t Don 5errn 8ettman abiolut uns
eerehtfsrtigt 1T.
iFerner plant 5err gettman eiue
DerGnberung nit 9eSug auf bic Be
iteuerungsmetbobe fir 8srbeTsrunsen,
um ben sablloieu grp3efeu elm gnoe
All MAIDEN, pe segeu oerartige Be-
Iteuerunaen in ben leBten eSahren an
seitrsngt porosn iinb. oierbei tperben
glepelanb unb Columbus porbilolid
fein, benn bort ift es sslungen. oerurs
tise qro8eiIe pDllis aus Der Welt gu
ihuffen.
Cine fpeitsre tpihtise gerbe1eruns,
bic 5err 8ettmnn burhfessn min, lit
Elm SslepbonanfhluB on Srtihaften
unb StGote IN Der RahbarT6uft. Die
Elm unabbdnsiges Selepbonfpiiem be-
IiBsn unb benen bic 8eu Telephone
60 iotpeit ieoen 4nfhluB perpeigert
Bot, isbr gum Rahtheil Der bieiigen
8ei6dftsnelt. Bei bieien 9emiihuns
gen rehnet 6err gettman 5lperIihtz
lib auf oie unteritiisung Der 9ez
ihGftsleute.
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mad. oaB 5ogun gang befonbers ents
lbteoen bate, oub bic Stabt fir fsis
nsrlet 9ei6dFtsbiider uno sSormuIure
bs5dben burfe, Die nitt pom Gtuts
Bureau OF Uniform 4ccounting pprz
gefhrieben iinb. 5errn RQp's Stanos
punt nurbe baruufbin fir p0aiq
gerehtfertigt ertldrt, dber mas in Der
3utunft gef6eben fou, nirb ppn Der
entiheIoung oes Staotouoitors
gBa'pburn abbdngen, benz WlaDor
punt in Der angeIegenbeit pDGIig freie
9ano geIdTen bat.