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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-09-25

| admit that If there were cheating and
fraud committed, 1t "a not practiced
in my behalf, but, on the other hand,
would havo been exercised and used
against me.
at Is shown by the statistics that
the ballots for State officers we're, as
a rule, no greater in number in the
various counties than the total bal
lots for county officers, and in some
instances we're less. So, If fraud
was practiced as to the State officers,
then he executive committee permit
ted, If their view be correct, an cleo
ton for county officers, including the
Legislature, to be held and declared,
which "a fraudulent and should
rave been so declared if there was
any justification for such action.
"My fruitless efforts for an extra
number of ballots in order that there
might not be a shortage at certain
boxes will be recalled, and it will
also be recalled that one of my op-
ponents laughed at me-, saying that
l was making charges because | saw
defeat staring me in the face.
Tho Cry OF Fraud.
"When 1t appeared, on the face of
the newspaper returns, that | had a
majority Of tho votes cast, and had
without doubt been renominated for
a second term, the cry of fraud was
Immediately raised, even in the face
Of the facts l have above recited.
The first cry Of fraud was based OF
a seeming discrepancy between the
vote for Governor and the vote for
United States Senator and other
State officers which at first was pa
raded by the newspapers as some
thing like 10000, Notwithstanding
the fact that the newspapers must
have known that the vote for Cover
nor was almost complete, and that
the vote in the races for other State
officers was far from complete-An-
derson, at that time, for instance, not
having reported its vote for United
States Senator. To one who took
the care to study the returns for a
moment, the a%bsurdity of this charge
as q basis for fraud was easily ap.
parent. and Of course this matter was
only urged in order to incite the peo-
pie and prepare them for other
charges to be made, and as soOn as
Its absurdity became apparent on its
face 1t was dropped. Then came as
a basis for the charge of fraud the
fact that the vote was some $4,000
in excess Of the vote in the primary
two years ago. This was persistently
urged. William Murchison, Of Dill
lon, requested a statement from e.
D--, D---~I I,~o~t~~ 80 Two oo,c,c
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-09-25
MRS. GRAY IN MORE TROUBLE,
Arrested Mt Washington on Charge
OF C~oncealing Public Records,

Washington, Sept. 20.-Mrs. Helen
Pierce Gray who, as investigator of
Grow Indian affairs for the Gresham
committee of the House, was the CEN
ter OF stormy scenes at the last ses-
sion of Congress, was arrested here
to-day upon complaint Of the Indian
office and charged with concealing
public records. She was released
upon $500 cash blil furnished by
Senator Clapp, of Minnesota, and
her trial before a United States Com
missioner was set for Tuesday.
Specifically, Mrs. Gray was charged
with concealing the allotment roll of
the Grow tribe, covering Indian lands
in Montana. Upon her arraignment
to-day she declared she had taken
the roll from the Indian office with
the consent of former Indian Com
missioner Robt. G. Valentine and
Judge NJ. c. Burch, of the Attorney
Generals office, and turned it over TO
the Department OF Justice that it.
might he saved from destruction and
.HEtl #H. EaH H. 20 ~. F4 10 ., -. .-t
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-09-25

statement was published in the Co
lumbia State and showed:
Total white males 81 years of
age and owe in South Carolina:
1910, 165,769; 1900. 130,375; 1890.
1902 ,657. Mr.. Durand said: You will
note that these figures include the
forcign-born white males who may,
or may not, be voters, but, as their
numbers are small, it would not ma
terially affect the total
"Basing the estimate upon the fig
ures for 1890, 1900 and 1910, and
figuring upon the increase in the two
decades included, the number OF
white males in South Carolina 81
years OF age and over for 1912 is
placed at about 17l,0O0. The total
vote cast in the first primary on Au-
gust 27 was about 10000, which
leaves a margin OF about $4,000
white males over q years Of age in
South Carolina at this time who did
not participate in the primary.
Figures Compared.
ut has been shown that in Chester
county, where the votes Of the two
candidates for Governor were about
equal, the increase in Chcster's vote
over 1910 was 80 per cent, and no
protest or contest was filed with the
lChcstcr) committee when they met
and tabulated the returns and de-
which have been made, it is shown
that Anderson, II OF the strongest
BleaSc counties, had an increase o.
70 per cent; Orangcburg, strong for
Jones, an Increase OF 81 per cent;
G~rccnvillc, for Jones, the unprccc-
denied increase Of &c per cent; Spar
tanburg. for Blcase, increase % per
cent; Charleston, strong for Jones,
increase 10 per cent. These caIcula-
/ MS were based upon the figures
furnished by the Columbia State Of
August 81, in which the increase for
the state was shown to be about 81
per cent.
"Thc subcommittee OF the State
Executive Committee has as It's
chairman a man whose political ac-
t~ivitics in South Carolina during the
past several years have been particu-
larry bitter, and whose personal and
political hostility to me is too we'll
known to need comment. lie has on
his side a majority of his sub-com-
mittce, Notwithstanding the practice
in contests OF this kind is that when
a candidate, on the face OF the re-
turns, has a nomination, that candi-
date is entitled to a majority Of the
investigating committee on fraud
charges, and the contestant is enti-
tied only to a minority, or, at least.
only to an equal share Of the com
mittcc. This Subcommittee has de-
laycd It's first meeting, for N rea-
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-09-25

r-.- - 'ta. -" -. ". Ha'- ~ ~. - a.
in fact, in nearly all of them, 1t was
In the hands Of my opponents. So
far as | a recall, there are only
eight, if that many, of the county
chairmen Of the State who were
elected at that time who are friends
and supporters OF mine, and about a
like number on the state Executive
Committee.
Notwithstanding these facts. |
had confidence in the character, hon
esty and integ 'ity OF the white pco-
pie OF South Carolina, and | rcDeat-
eddy stated on the stump during the
campaign that in an honest election
! would be rcnOminatcd for Cover
nor, and that the only thing | and
my friends had to fear was that /
would be counted out or that the
election would be stolen from me af-
ter 1t was won. While | have not the
complete figures at hand, from in
formation | have it is conclusively
shown that out OF the total number
OF the managers Of election at the
various precincts throughout the
State, at least two-thirds of them
were opposed to me politically. The
executive committees OF almost
every county in the State were and
are against me, and the State Demo-
cratic Executive Committee is domi-
mated by my political opponents.
Machinery Against Iilcnsc.
In the organization Of the party,
in nearly all OF the clubs, the club
rolls, which are the registry lists.
the requirement being that a mans
name shall be on the roll five DAYS
before the election. we're in the hands
OF the secretaries, most OF whom
were my political enemies; the reg
lsiratlon committees OF the clubs.
whose dutE 1t was to see that the
voters names were on these lists,
were for The nos part my political
enemies the managers, who were
10 Judge OF the qualifications Of the
'''''"' III lnc large majority OF in
stances throughout the various coun-
ties, as shown above, we're my enc
mics; and when the votes were cast
thcsc same managers, most Of them
pontlcal opponents OF mine, toOk the
ballot boxes, had charge Of the bal
lots, and made the count. Now, with
the club secretaries against me. the
managers against me, the county cx-
ncutive committees against me, and
the State Executive Committee
against me, how could any fraud be
committed by any Of the Blcasc men.
with all this election machinery in
the hands of my political opponents?
If fraud there was, 1t must have been
committed by men who arc not my
friends; OF else surely those who
had charge Of this organization mus,
confess extreme ignorance, and mus
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-09-25

"Doan's ointment cured me Of &C.
Zema that had annoyed me for q long
time. The result was lasting"-
Hon. S. w. Matthews, Commissioner
Labor Statistics, Augusta, Me.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-09-25

1t Is computed that it takes twelve
acres Of land to Craze II head or
cattle IN Texas range land.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-09-25

Impure blood runs you down
makes You an easy victim for dis
ease. For pure blood and sound di-
Observation-Disclosures Blood bitters. At
ali drug stores. Price 81.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-09-25
MAGISTRATES RE-APPOINTED.
Unseatcd by Supreme Court, Again
Named as Recess Appointments.
(Anedrson Intelligencer, 2Oth.)

(Anedrson Intelligencer, 20th.)
Governor Blease yesterday wired
The Intelligencer hat he has reap
pointed the four Magistrates whose
Offices were recently declared vacant
by the Supreme Court. These reap
pointments are recess appointments
by the Governor, the law giving him
authority to fiji vacancies In this
name between sessions OF the SEN
ate.
The re-appointed Magistrates are:
S. f. Written. of P%endleton.
w. e. Green, Of Sandy Springs.
w. T. ~Chamblee, Of Rock Mills.
j.. A. Young, of Martin.
The Supreme Court recently de-
clared that the four above named
Magistrates were holding office lille
gally and that their places should
be vacant.
Governor Blease now takes the po-
s%ition, as indicated by him, that the
removal OF these Magistrates creates
" regular r!rahci "a H." Offices
T.c."5'ro. tmoer 'he law 1o ,aus,
itt 'h15a vacancies. rs has Ionc 50
H- accommodating tine Same men.
~ --.!4-, "Yucg Tie DECISION Of
the Supreme Court, should the Sem
ate not confirm these men their
places would be vacated again fol-
lowing the session Of the Senate, but
until the Senate ~rcconvenes the men
hold Offices under recess appoint
ment. Should the Senate confirm
them they would hold Office right on.
a really effective kidney and blad-
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They help quickly and permanently.
In the yellow package. j. w. Bell.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-09-25

/ our state! Are they not bringing
into jeopardy and into fearful risk
the continuance Of our primary sys-
tenn? For, above all systems Of cleo
ton, and above all candidates under
those systems, should be placed
truth and integrity and honesty, and
fair and square dealing between man
and man, and when an arbitrary
course Of action is injected into a
system which is contrary to these
principles, and injected by those who
are the custodians OF that system, the
system itself is in peril Of it's life, and
the only remedy which can save it Is
a return to the standards Of justice.
II Resent Any Wrongs.
81 call upon the committee to meet
together. in the interest Of the white
Democracy Of South Carolina, obey
the constitution Of the party, and de-
clare the results Of the primary.
"ln writing this appeal, l feel that
| have performed my duty as a citi-
zen OF the State and a member OF the
Democratic party. | rejoice that /
have the courage, the loyalty and de-
votion to the Democrats OF this State,
who have fought for me, to lead them
in whatever direction and course that
they shall advise or wish in the pro-
lection Of their right to vote for the
candidates of their choice, INC have
such vote declared in accordance
with the constitution and rules Of
the party, and in accordance with the
true result of the vote, and to resent
any rOngs which may be attempted
to be done them"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-13

5teurns County, uni, iie Tit lett &c.
raumer 3eit an ser 5dhpinDiudt. ST.
re lang1pierige 2eioens3eit benuBte
iie beitens gu elmer guten 8orberei-
tuu1g auf oen Sos. Mittnod Mforgen
fano sic 8eerSigung nad einem pom
bodm. Bfarrer @un5ermam gebaltes
men .Seelenomte itatt. Sen idtner
gepriiften glternl LII ier 9eileio uno
Ser @crltortcnen sic elpige Guee.
Sacubs 8rairie.
Sir jere> meld2e am Sonntag Dor
adt Sagen Ser bon SEM bieiigen
Seeaterclub peranltalteten l1nterbal<
tu1lg nidt %beiapobnen fonntelt, muroe
oas Stid Sreitag Mbeno, 6en z.
SSllni, repetirt, inns tpie sic erIte 10
geidab auh Ole 5meite Muffubrung
Dor gut beiebtem &aui lie un6 gab po0>
itan0ige 3ufrieoenbeit. 2ebten Sonn=
tag Mbeno ging Sos Ibeateritiif in
Soiepb iiber sic 8retter; audi sort
mar sic 5beilnabme 1pie sic Muffub=
rurg cine befrie0igenoe. - 6rau 8m.
@anlen, pelde auf Ser &%ranfenliite
par, fat iid wieoer 10 5iemlid err
bolt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-13

gefDe1er1, 1t1o llrter fo1r1ttg GROCER
Gbeilnabme, auf 1em bieiigen @ottes,
ader our lebten &ube gebettet tp11r6e
Moge er ruben in Srie6en! - 2eb=
rer Subert SETTLER bon Gate George
bat sic Stene aIs 0berlebrer Ser bie=
iigen SGuIe fir 6os fommen6e Sdul=
iabr ang%etrontrter.
ct. Martin.
Mif. 8. Mobs, mcIder, nab6em ct
aus Sem ct. &apboeIs @oipitol in ct.
@lola6 %entlaiien NOR, bier beim @oter
iiber cine ISOLDE 5ubradte, lit am
Montag nad ct. @1ou6 5uridgefebrt,
mo- er sic 8u6bolterfteue in ser &C.
brii6er @ebers Notwithstanding
beflei6et. - &eter &aibn. Don @aiiel-
ton, g. g., eritattete bier Sonntog
einen pertpan6tidoftIiden @eiud. =
Sells un6 6lur ieben in 6ieier @eger6
10 bielberipredeno aus, mie es tt..it
Sabren fa1m mebr ser SAL getpeie n.
Cine m%ertbbolle ruff l1nieres bo9p.
Gfarrers, P. MeinrIf .. g.. g., Der,
enoete in oergangener @ode. Srau
6. @a0er un5 sdmeiter SRI. &ra=
nter madten lette ISOLDE 5as SSlrbel-
felt 6es bo6m. 8farrers &idter in
Meroie nit. Sn ser 6omtlie @ol.
&Gbn itelte ii@ Elm 1paderes S0bn-
:ben Elm. M9ge 6osielbe our .Sreu5e
Ser Gltern &padien uno geoeiben!
.Golb Spring.
@m Ietten Gage seq @onnemonts
Meai mur6en in ser bieiigen ct. .8oni,
fa3i1sfirde bier3ig g. un6 7iGbrige
@inoer bel elmer fitiillen Mleiie nm j1baB
II l1br CUR pribate1 81. 4onrntllrttorr
5uaelaiien. = Sim D~on1eritag, 6en
Ebodbl. Srobnleidnamsfef&, farb nod
einer1 I'M 9 ubr gebaItetten feierliden
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-13

:&odamte sic @ro5eilion oura sic
:StpaBen %unierer 0rtidaft nod Sen
.periGte0enen Saframentsfapeq6en
itatt; bel ie6em Ser 5errli6 per5ierten
|&apellhen lpuroe ser Gegen nit bem
Mlerbeiligiten ertbeilt. - @ontag
MfenS fdro i'm @eiiein elmer groBen
3%ub0rerid)aar i'm bieligen Spern6allle
0ie 9hluBfeier Ser giqage Sdnle
itatt, fir meld)e Seier bon SEN &in=
oern eth reidbaltiges @rogram to-
oelos 0%l,rdaefibrt pur6e, ser bo6m.
Yfarrer P. MaltrleS, .. g.. g., Sen
Ml1pei en0em nit elmer pacten6en Mn=
Iiprad)e oiente u,to 5duliuperinten0emt
Burger odt Graouirtel1 sic Diplome
iiberreidte, nadoeIr atid] er cine Ser
@%elegenbeit angepabte &e0e gereoet
batte. - q. g. @bitneD ur11 peridie=
Gene anoere @erren BON 81. CLOUD,
luelde nit Ser 0ortigen Nl1blic Get
pice So. III gerbin0ung iteben, maren
eires Cages b%ergange11er ISOLDE bier
lln0 nobme11 nit sen @itglieoern lln=
ierer giloge=8eb0r6e 6iidiprad9e bor1=
megen elmer eleftriiden Mnlage, Sic
netit 5iei em Gillage &idmono u,y6
&odpiqe nit gleftri5itat beiorger
loI. - Die nelte &elt6en5, sic 8ra1=
meiiter gr1g. &ermanub ieiner 6ani=
lie erridyten labt, lit unter 9ob ge=
bradt, r1no sic innere Irbeit an 0em
Meubau modt guten 5orti6ritt. -
Sobn $. Shmib un0 Sam. Srie6=
mann maren in Widigan, NO tie iid
na6 2an0intereiIen umlaben.
Qnyen,6nre.
SIM Sitter bon 90 Sabren lit om
Montng Morgen SRI. Mnnm Gbelan,
Sohter ser untpeit BON bier mobnen=
Sen Samilie Soiepb Gbelar, 6urd Sen
SOB bon tbren 9ei0en erloit morben.
Sic &erltcrbene fam erit DOR fur5em
NIT ibren @ltern aus Soma nad
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-13
Nus Der M%mge9eno.
ct. Midolas.

Man fal1n jebt nod sic Spur mabr=
nebmen, melde Ser @ugel bonn lebtel1
Sonntug b%interlaiien fat. Mn BEN
@egen in unleren Somn lit lebte
@ode fleiBig gearbeitet moroet, mo=
hei nas quite @etter lebr 5uitatten
fam. - &odm. @err &an 3inter
mar Mfittpod in 8egleitung BON Sobn
9utgen uno Sobn Sbeilen in @ol6
Spring, mo Tie 5as st. 8onifa5i1sfeit
itfeiern balfen. - Matbias uno So
iepb Iurner bon @ntfinS baben lebte
ISOLDE sic Siinderarbei in gfif.
@omn1er6ings @obn6aus pollenoet,
q1110 sic 6amilie miro 6asielbe mobl
balo be5ieben f0nnen. = 2etten 2or=
neritog murSe bter oos bodbl. 6robn=
leidJnamsfeit Sltr9 cine feierlife 8ro=
5eliion inn Sreien na6 altem @ebrau@
begangen; es batten it6 piele aus SEN
Ma6barsgemeinoen 81 6ieie i@0nen
6eier eingefl1m0en. - Mu6 fan0 Cont
neritog 5dlllB Ser S6uGe in Sen Di=
itriften II ur0 81 itatt; I'M eriteren
nnterri6tete SRI. Streib un6 im lebte=
rem SRI. @eber NIT gl1tem grfolge.
- Sim 6rettag muroe in uni erer
Sdule int 9titrift 100 SdluBfeier
begangen. Sic n%1etiten @ltern paren
eri9ienen, l,rt ii9 bon SEN Sorti6rit=
ten ibrer &in6er rt1ter Mnleitung 1es
SRI. Mnna 90. @arls per onli6 5u
~iiber5eugen. Sc pur6en BEL otei er &C.
legenbeit beridie0ene Brefie ausge=
tbeiIt. SIM Malen BON 2an0farten
l1no 9an6lhoften erbielt 8eter 8aab
sen eriten @reis; int 6eutiden S@rei=
ben Marg. @trbfel6, int @abem @org.
Seem ur6 int Sti6en Maria @aab.
Nad ser SdluBfeier fan6 cine ge=
miitblide l1nterbaltung itatt. &offent=
Iid} mfrs iih SRI. @arls 0em arsge=
iprodenen @unid, fi@ ar6 im nadH+
iten Sabre a,nierer SSugeno on5uneb-
men, figen.-S. @euens miro uns I'M
@erit perloiien II. eine nabe ct. Scar
tin gelegene Sarm in 8a@t nebmen.
- Sobn @p. Seem umo Ebeooor
Sdreiner baben lire @etrei6eipetder
in ser G1Beren @%o1en6ung baitebem.
- Sobn 2ut9en bat feline @erlamm-
lungsbane nit elmer 1euen Sreppe
perieben Iaiien. - @6uar6 2ntgen
bat sic Sunoamentmaaaer fir Sen Mn=
hau an ieinen Stan fertig. - Cont
tag ging beim 6riibgottesoienit Der
bieiiee 6%rauenoerein gemeini&oftli&
CUR fl. &ommunion. - Sonntag
Madmittog ipielten I'M iere 8nnlpieler
gegen sic bon @earl Safe; Sic nnlert=
gen gemannen NIT z gegen 5. - Die
2ebrer Soiepb un6 Mnton Sbetien tra-
fen Iette @ode bier Bel Sen @ltern
eiin; eriterer unterridtete Bel Meire
@lrobe un6 lebterer in Maotfo on
Minm: @onntag Mber,b fan6 in ser
2utgens &aQe cine Gbeaterporitel=
lung itatt, nobel sic @tn6er unleres
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markthRrflht.

6iuopieb.
Sic foJ9enoen Yreiie llnD tu1 lebe.,ces
@teb pro- 100 Rfune:
Sdladtpteb.
Cute bis prima Stiere, 700 bis
500; mittelmaBige Biz quite $50 bis
ZOO; gem0bnlihe bis mittelmabige
$50 Big $50.
&ube uno Sellers.
@utes bis bette, 5.25 Bis $50; nit
telmaBige Big quite 400 Bis 5.25;
gemobnlide 6ts mittelmdBige $50 Bis
400.
Cutters, 800 Bis $50; Gamers,
$50 Biz 2.75; 5@ladtbuuen 1926 Bis
600; Bologna @rllen $50 bis 1926.
&aIter.
Cute Big Bette, ZOO Biz 7.75; NIT
telmaBige big quite 600 Biz 700;
getpobnli6e big mtttelmaBige $50
bis 800; quite i9mere &qlber $50
big $50; gem0bnlide bis mittelmaBi=
&c 1926 Biz 1926.
3udt uno Maltpieb.
Maititiere, quite Big bette, 900 bis
HOO &fano idmer, 5.25 Big 6.25;
mitteimdBige Big quite, @aiitiere a..
25 Bis 5.25; %gem0bnlide big mitteI-
mabige 400 big 1926; 3u9titiere, ga,-
tie Bis Bette, 600 6is 800 &funo idpper
4.75 Biz $50; mittelmaBige Big quite
600 Bis 800 &fnno idmer, $50 Bis
4.75; getp0bnli9e Biz mittelmaBige,
3.75 Biz 40; quite bis bette Sabr-
linge, 4.50 bis $50; mittelmaBige
Bis quite 3.75 Bis $50; Moitbuuen,
2.75 Big $50; @aitfiibe uno Sellers
quite Bis prima $50 Bis $50.
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S9afe.

@el9orene 2ammer u1r0 5tafe.
2ammer, $50 big $50; SSabrlinge.
$50 Bis 600; minoertpertbige 2am.
mer, 200 Bis 500; Sdafe> quite bis
prt1na, 300 Biz 400; mittelmabige
Bis CUTE 200 Big 500; min6erper-
tbige, 100 Bis 200; '@ammel, 400
Bis 4.75; 80de, $50 Bis $50.
nngeidorenes @ieb bringt BON so
big - Gents mebr pie Sic oben anqe.
gebenen Breiie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-13

Sdul0itrifts, Sic babel mitmirften,
ibrer Mufgabe poaauf geredt mur0en
ltto fir lire treff1iden 2eiitungen
moblper0ientes Sob ernteten. Ser
BE ud Ser Goritequng mar Elm al1Sge=
%5eidu1eter, u110 mie Sic &in0er 10 muir
Sc oleb SRI. &arls. mel6e Sic 8or=
lteQl1rg (eitete, Oh ibrer Miiben uno
ihres grfolges belobt. S. folgte ser
9aritelll111g cine io6iule l1nterbaltung.
Ser oabei er5ielte &einertrog mir0 CUR
Mnidoffung peribie0ener @egenitain=
Sc fir sic 5dule bertpen0et. - Mif.
un0 @ilb. &ommer0ing maren Cont
tag na9 @atfins gum 8eiu6 fires
8rltSers MatbiaS. - 9eonar0 So
bonns bot 0os 8aumaterial fir iein
neles @alts, melhes rer i'm Staotd)er
erridten lGBt, 5ltr 8auiteue geidafft,
un6 Sic 5dreiner tperoen ebeltens
&an6 ans @erf Gegen. - 6ral1 Matb.
1odenoorf lit ouf ser &ronfenliite. =
Cine 10 gut tpie ttelte &eeoes Drei6er=
a%usrbeoung - 20 8feroefraft engine
uno Seperator unter annebmbaren
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