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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-14
Short Sport

1t is to be fervently hoped that
it doesn't rain the day the New
York Giants and the White Sox
are scheduled to play here. Ia
comans would like to see the big
league players In action.
Ping Bodie Is getting the habit
of pounding out those home runs
again, to judge from recent box
scores.
Among the runners entered Ia
the annual Mount Baker mara
thon to be held Friday, is Rinaldo
Wilson of Tacoma.
There Is no getting around the
fact that Doc Lanham can swat
the pill, and in the pinches. too.
The Steilacoom youth will be a
heavy slugger one of these DAVIS.
Umpire Day is going to be a
big event i'm Tacoma, Judging by
the advance notices.
HARRISON has fallen off In his
hitting Of late, and may be given
a rest on the bench for awhile.
Kantiehner Is a very promising
hurier. He has lots of stuff ON
the pill and can zing the ball over
with great speed. His fndron Is
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-14

HARRISON has fallen off in his
hitting OF late, and may be given
a rest on the bench for awhile.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-27
Will SELECT
RIFLE TEAM
RULES FOR COMPETITION ARE
PROMULGATED BY ADJUTANT
GENERAL--sLoW FIRE, SUR.
PRISE FIRE AND skIRMIsH FIRE
ON PROGRAMME.

Regulations for the selection of the
state rifle team to represent the state
of North Dakota in the national team
match and other national matches to
be held at Camp Perry, o., beginning
Aug. rs, have been promulgated by
Dakota national guard. The competi-
ton for places on the team will be
held at the Rock Island Military Wood
reservation during the encampment OF
the First Infantry regiment July 10 to
81.
A team of sixteen men is to be Sc
lected to represent the state in the ma
tional events. The competition will be
conducted by Capt. E. G.. Gearey, .jr.,
who has beer designated executive Of
icer. First Lieut.. r. M. Still and First
Lieut.. A. M. Holt have been d~esignat-
ed assistant executive officers and
First Lieut.. G. I. Solum has been ap-
pointed statistical officer.
The programme will consist of slow
fire at 500 and 1000 yards, surprise fire
TAT 200 yards and sklrmish fire, one
run. Slow fire will consist of two
sighting shots and ten shots for rec
ord at each range. Surprise fire con-
sists of ten shots and skirmish fire of
twenty shots.
Zach commanding officer may certi-
fy to the executive officer not to ex-
coed four members of his command,
commission or enlisted, and the regi-
mental a%djutant, not to exceed four
staff officers or non-commissioned
staff officers or bondsmen, who will
report to the executive officer at the
beginning of the match.
Records made in this competition
will be allowed in computing records
and scores for qualification in the var
ious grades of craftsmanship for the
season of 1913.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-27
GOOD BILL AT BIJOU

The Bijou has a very interesting bill
to offer it's patrons today. The Final
Judgment is a story of the Klondike
and Alaska, Immediately after the
rush for gold there a few years ago.
Two young men go to KIondike and
as is usually the case, fall in love with
the same girl. One of them weds the
girl, but 500 goes to excessive drink
ing and after raising a family deserts
them. There is a beautiful lesson
taught by this picture, which com
poses two full films, and it should be
seen by all F~argoans. The wrong
Pair is a thrilling story which will in
terest both young and Did. Music in
connection with the show for the pop
ular admission of 10 cents.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-27
The orpheum.

The Orpheum is still playing to
packed houses with the merry musical
comedy, Merry Mary, which is the best
tabloid musical show we have seen at
the Orpheum this season. Harry T.
Shannon, the human hat pin," made
record for himself Wednesday night
by appearing in the bar room scene of
Ten Nights in a Bar Room. as well as
Merry Mary, and WONG a monologue
in between al the Orpheum, and some
one said, hat not content with this,
he offered to appear at the Comstock
in the cabaret show latter in the
evening, but finding that the bar clos
ed at II he Cancelled the date.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-27
The
TWO ornhans al Grand.

Last night the stock company at
the Grand presented Two Orphans,
and to say that 1t was well received
only mildly expresses it as it is by
far the best play Of all the costume
plays that have been presented here
this season. The various scenes are
beautifully costumed and mounted and
every member of the cast shows to the
very best advantage. A well known
married lady of this city is making
her first appearance in this play in
the part of the Countess De Lennear
and her work deserves the very high
est praise for the excellent manner in
which she %portrays the character.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-27
THE SUNDAY SPEAKERS

The schedules of Sunday afternoon
speakers held at the 4 o'clock mems
meeting at the Y. M. c. A. for the
coming three Sundays are as follows:
Next Sunday, June 20, DR.. Wallace N.
Stearns; Sunday, July 6, Rev. A. e.
Peterson; Sunday. July 13, Rev. Lee
land w. Porter.
The evangelistic committee, of
which Henry Amerland is chairman,
has announced that the meetings will
continue throughout the summer and
will be of evangelistic nature, building
to a special campaign which is being
arranged for early in the fall. The
committee has just about completed
arrangements for one Of the i~nterna-
tional committees special workers
with men who is to spend two months
in the northwest country, two weeks
Of whose time is to be given to Fargo.
DR.. Wallace N. Stearns' subject for
next Sunday will have to do with "The
Personal Responsibility in the Chris
tan Life, as given by the scriptures.
Rain coats of every description al
| Uorxy 1nuy nripoc nj PIooLsc Jx,+
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-27
WITH COUNTY AUDITOR.

Not only Cass but many of the
counties of the state are employing
Dakota Business college graduates on
account of their neat, accurate work.
c. F. Kaz, a D. B. c. boy, has just
accepted a position with the Logan
county auditor-they all get excellent
positions-good advertising. .
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-27
NEW BUGGY For $500.

We have eight buggies on hand that
we must sell before July 4, in order
to get room for other goods. This is
less than you can buy them at
wholesale prices if you pay local
freight from Minneapolis. Come in
and see them or write for catalogue.
Union Transfer Co, 1OO1 N. P. Ave,
Fargo, N. D.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-27
GO With Us JULY
2, TO CANADA

Fifteen dollars for round trip to the
Goose lake district. See this wonder
full grain growing country; spend the
Fourth with us in Canada; special
Pullman car service.
Wire, phone or write, w. M. Rohan,
Fargo, N. D., for particulars.
Godart Land Co.
W. M. Rohan, State Manager, Fargo,
N. D. -Advt. :.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-27

Everybody in Fargo should eat it.
What? Ellefsen's Home Made Quality
bread and pastry goods. Fresh daily
from our own sanitary bake shop. No
need to stand over a hot stove bak-
ing but phone 497 for anything In the
pastry line. -Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-27

Morrells Dakota Pride meats would
not be any better if they cost twice
as much. Insist upon having "Da-
kota Pride" hams and bacons. Cured
only by the John Morrell Co., Sioux
Falls, S. D. Fargo branch, John Nor
reil Co., First avenue north.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-27

Healthy, thrifty, granted Dakota
porkers-that's the kind that makes
Morrelps Dakota Pride hams and
bacons. U. S.. government inspected
and prepared in South Dakota's model,
sanitary, up-to-the-minute packing
plant, where ideal conditions prevail.
Ask your dealer for them, cured only
by the John Morrell Co., Sioux Falls,
S. D. Fargo branch, First avenue
north. -AdVt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-27
REVIEW Bookkeeping.

Dakota Business college is organic
ing a review class in bookkeeping for
those who nave had some office work.
This class will prepare pupils for fall
positions of which there will be a great
number this year. The course will
cost only $40-publicity.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-27
Notice to our Customers.

You are requested to do your shop
ping early next week as we close all
day Friday, July A. Let everybody
help make Fargo day at the fair a
grand success. j.. f. Holmes & Co.
-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-27
N. D. BUSINESS
Man ASSAULTED
STRUCK ON HEAD WITH HAM
MER AND MADE UNcoN-
SclOUS TWO HOURS.

Mott, M. ID, June 27.-Charged with
assault with intent to do bodily harm,
William Armitage, jr., was arrested
for committing an assault q n Domin-
lex Klein, an implement dealer at
Burt, seven miles east of Mott.
Armitage and his brother entered
the store Of Klein and an alteration
over business affairs sensued. Klein
was struck over the head with a car
penter hammer. Klein's skull was
badly battered, his teeth knocked out
and nose broken.
Sheriff Barth was sent for n plac-
ed Armitage under arrest,
The injured man was unconscious
two hours. Armitage was to have left
today for Montana, but Us being held
and asks for time to procure counsel.
He will have a. hearing Friday before
Justice Harvey at Burt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-27
MILK CUSTOMERS
ARE WANTED

! can supply a few customers in the
Island park neighborhood with fresh
bottled milk and cream. Island Park
Dairy, Phone 1167-Cail Z. -Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-27
INSURANCE in
NORTH DAKOTA
COMMISSIONER TAYLoR,s RE-
PORT SHOWS TOTALS or BUS
MESS FOR ts12-PREMluMs
PAID VERY LARGE-covERs
FIRE, LIFE, HAIL INSURANCE.

II
Some very interesting facts are set
forth in the preliminary report Of the
state commissioner Of insurance, w. g.
Taylor, on the insurance business in
1912.
The joint stock, fire and fire-marine
insurance companies of this state and
other states transacted the following
business in North Dakota the past
Iyear:
Risks written ........ $104, 3s1,664.s2
Premiums received 80. 1,SI9,096.76
Losses incurred ..... 94S,719.35
Losses paid ........ 1902 92.S3
Foreign Companies.
Foreign fire insurance companies of
other countries through their United
Estates branches transacted the follow
ing amount of business in North Da-
kota in 1912:
Risks written s 90. 374 4S9. 40
Premiums received 80. 438,7SS.88
Losses incurred ...... 261,375.O 9
Losses paid ......... 2S5,660.49
Mutual Companies.
The record Of the North Dakota
state mutual insurance companies is
as follows:
Risks written ......... S 11,19O,634.00
Premiums received -. 270,355.755
Losses incurred ........ 9S,991.23
Losses paid .........o Ito, 5SS.3S
Outside Mutual Companies.
The record of mutual fire insurance
companies of other states is as fol-
lows:
Risks written ........ S T,7s1,92s.02
premiums received 80. 122,647.5S
Losses incurred ...... 87,507.44s
Losses paid ...... 90,571.76.
County Companies.
North Dakota county mutual insur-
ance company records are as follows:
Premiums received 80. LAB, 770.0S
Losses incurred ..... 1.117,564 90
Losses paid .......... 1,~116,821.79
Hail Insurance.
The hail insurance companies have
done the following amount of bust
ness in the state during the year of
1912. .. Nv.
Risks written ........ 5 21, 195,146.44
Premiums received 80. LAB, 770.08
Losses incurred ...... 1,117, $4,000
Losses paid .-........ 1~,116,S21.79
Life Insurance.
The life insurance companies doing
business in the state nave written
many policies during the year. The
record is as follows:
Number of policies
written in 1912 49,. 8,693
Value .......r...... S 49, 65 ,2oO.96
Total policies ........ 41,SSS
Value ................ 5 s1.06S, PILLS.
Total premiums receiv-
ed in 1912 ........ 2,110,412.5S
Losses incurred ...... 632,S20.32
Losses paid .......... 0 4.S2S.67
Miscellaneous.
The miscellaneous companies have
transacted the following business dur
ing the year 1912:
Risks written .......... 5 5 ,S15.139.SS.
Premiums received -. 320,769.22
Losses incurred ...... S6,557.69
Losses paid .......... 107,762.11.
FraternaI.
The fraternaI beneficiary companies
have transacted a large amount of
business during the past year. Over
1000 policies were put into force in
1912. The record is as follows:
Number of new policies 4,19S
Total number policies. So 06
Total amount ......... 5 1851, 244.37
Premiums received -. S54,153.55
Losses incurred ....... 534, 301.12
Losses paid .....-.... 4S4,941.95
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-27
EraternaI,

The fraterna1 beneficiary companies
have transacted a large amount of
business during the past year. Over
1000 policies were put into force in
1912. The record is as follows;
Number of new policies 4,198
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-27

Rain coats of every description at
very low prices at Blacks. -Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-27

surprise win be offered q in the
wonderful low prices you can get on
a suit or coat ait Blacks store.
--sAdyt. &
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-27
Life Insurance..

The life insurance companies doing
business in the state have written
many policies during the year. The
is as follows:
Number of policies
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-27
Hail Insurance,

The hail insurance companies have
done the following amount of bust
ness in the state during the year of
1912. ... ..
Risks written ........ S 21,195,146.4 IA
Premiums received 80. LAB, 770.08
Losses incurred ...... 1,117, $4,000
Losses paid .......... 1,~116,S21.79
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-27

The miscellaneous companies have
transacted the following business dur
ing the year 1912:
Risks written .......... S 3S, 815, 1888
Premiums received -. 320,769.22
Losses incurred .>.... S6,557.69
Losses paid .......... 1O7,762.11
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-14

9ndben.
sbomas uno Gona gaboen. apt
2anoIano Strabe.
Stonlsp uno Doroihp 5aps. 1917
gilmore Strabe.
Somss uuo Belle Stepars, 2713
gaitern 4psnu..
RuboIf uno anno SisssI. 5.rnbans,
giin.
DeorQe unb Gertrude Morbah.
6235 Ssttion Strabe.
9ouis uno Clara Riehous. 3211
81. s. StrCbt.
Carl unb emma H!slpe. 2723 Wons
tana Qpenus
glaub. uno Waarn 9arIisn, 1888
Moniona Qpsnue.
RuboIpb unb iyrie6a Neumeiiter,
2008 Wapiion Mpenue.
SamusI uue Mliee Qefpis, 1869
WlilIiiiippi 4penue.
ssobn unb Gorinne SGulbcf. 1859
9urbetts Qoenue.
gliiba unb Qeonn 0ropes. 1928
CHAPEL Strabe.
Mdri uno WelIie 4ieronber, 1853
Sit 3. Strab. (3DilIinge).
M6bmen.
ssranf unb Warp Zones, 1713
Baltimore Ipeniie.
6eurp unb Gertrude Gbotman.
3125 Gaitern 4penue.
6enrp unb Qotberine bedmonn.
2720 Deii s. Strobe.
6arrp unb Gertrude aerns. 306
W<ft 2. StrdBe.
ssobn uno Momie Ga 0ont. 737 90
a. Strube.
gluen unb Catherine 1iee. 4907
Wabiion Ro.
abam unb 2enn Qtifing. 223s
Grnnbpiep Rb.
Cigar unr Rela Sorbon, 1906
Dlooiione apeni,e.
glifforb unb Nlap Groff. 420l
Nab GnthOnp Gtrotf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-14

Der gopbfslIop GGngerhor .roffs
net ben Reiaen Ieiner s}<itii6ttiien am
Gamitae, %. St'ober. nit ,Insm
aappens unb Gei.uihafisbalI, lpelt1er
in ben Sal.n Der arbsiierbolle obses
boI.,n piro. gs iou etruos soibines
unb Originates e.boten iperoen uno
penn bns aommitise audi Hiti preiss
eeben min, mas ts iein triro, 10 tam
es isbem gsiuttr bic 8eriiferuns gss
ben, bob bic llsberraihuuesn olIsss
msin e,faatn tperosn. Die 0oooieucD
SGnssr hoff.u aui itar,en geiu6 ben
befrsunpetsn gsreinen, osun nc iteben
isIbit ME surid, penn IS iih boram
banbsli. burd geiut osm sSsits zines
anp,rn 8.rsius gum srfols Su hslfen.
alfo auf gum Sanssrsaapp.nbau ~
0occie!lotps.
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Tenfidrllng. Arbeiter NnHnerdDor.

Ter 9,uti6s sllnsariits arbsitsr
mdnnsrhor perlammel.e fih SoHns
tag Rahmiiias in Der 9afansiie 5alis
untsr 9orIis o.s prGiio.nien oer.H
gbriiiof Wi.n.r unb Der gyrcioiolls
fiibruns bss 5srrn 1iIip Sdtob. Gin
Iabunsen 5u ben Jtitlihi.iten ces
S6pdbiifxn nnierii. 0ereiHs Gins
tra6i" unp bes 0rai gatibpnni" 6.
81. II. 9ersins ipurben anaenommen
uno gstbeilisuns 5ussiosi. 1i. unsas
riitxn Sdneer fperben i'm eaufe oes
Win.ers cine mufiialif4s abenouniers
baltuns neroniialten. nit oereH 9crs
kreiiuns.n bic 6srren $. Diti, SIC.
gaper. 3. Saeob. R. Wolf. o. aIsin.
n. Semari, W. groeol. 3. Sront, 3.
Glo.dner unb 3. Shmiot teirau!
lpuroen.
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0a1tsm ,t,,D CensSMe.

- gran s. 8. geplanb unb 1ohs
ter. SRI. Dorofbea 6. gtplanb bon
geueDue. finb seii.ra BON goppernill,
9.nn., 3uriidseiebrt.
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Daptcn ipurbe bon feiner Satin nit
einem S0bnbsn bsIhentt.
- 81. &C. 3. Soeietp" BON Dam
tpn erpdbIte folsenee geamte: QrGf'
oentin, Gruu gsiesr; @iaesprdfbsns
tin. alma Reiharot; Setretdrin. Mlma
galier; S6abmeiitsriu. geitb BERN;
pianiiiin, Nnita Wullih.
6err 6arrp Oilers miro btiiie
9ormittas in Der 6I. 9srS Seiu airhe
in 8elep,ie nit 5rl. Iurelia Sdneis
Der ourd Rep. Sinfsn sbsIlh psrbuns
ben fperben.
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FiStIidJ seitsrben.

Ginem Ser5id)las III geitern Rad,.
nitiag Der 81 Sabre alte @iIlianl
SurIep, pon go. 1929 Raee Sirabe,
erIesen. 4urIep lit ieii Ianaerer 3eit
ON Maiieriuff. nno ngr oaber ar.
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perlieB seiierH Rorgen oos Snus, Inn
nad ihrer arbertsiiele 5u geben, nno
fano ibren Mann am Abenb BEL ibrer
Niiffehr toot inn Bette ouf. Gin Bel.
tunasnnae fab ben Beritorbenen &c.
gen 3 llbr Anhmiftags aus oem Sen.
tier idanen uno id,ien Der gsann nod
gutter Tinge su iein. Ter Coroner
|iuurbe BON oem Jooe benafridiigi
|isnb erflart, baB Suriep eirem &er3'
idlas erlegen lei.
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1eaer.

- Durh sin,n Gtiu ALARM purs
\, bic Jeutrpehr gsitern Rahmiitns
nah benz Nerp Weitminiter 6oiel on
Der gilbert apenue aerufsn, oa bort
cine aifie nit hDlstpolIe. iuelte unisr
elmer 1rsppe itdno, In 9ranb serotb:a
mar. Der Rduh tbeiIis iih balo nen
SnIen nit nnb ipurben Die 6oiels
udfie beunrnbiat. Die JeuerUshr
lpfhts ben uRbebeutenoeu grono, mel.
der feinen Shaben anserifiet bate.
- qinber, ipeIde beim Stau binier
lem SouIe go. 3016 Vriee Aptnue.
priee Sia, nit 3unobOlsern ipielien,
Ies!en bierourh Strob in granb.
lrel6es ;eusr iih Dem StolIsebduoe,
bas sSohn Srtman eebort, mitiheilie
Die sfeuerpebz rpuroe aldrmirt, Ipelte
cen unbeoeutenben grane fdneu lolhs
te. Der Sobdbsn iii aerins.
- Durh eiwn Stillalarm iuurbs
Die 5.u.rlpebr ssitern Radmitids mao
Dem 6auIe go. 412 OF 3. Strabe
eerufen, ba in Der Ride Der BON 5ran
glo a.itb be,pobnisn Wcbnung auf
unaufaetldrt. Weiis Elm Jeuer dusgss
brohen ipar. Die aiifsnsinrihtuna
purbe elm Raub Ger Jlammen uno
Jrau aeith besifisrt ibrsn @srIuit auf
500.
- I'm Der Stdnbarb gorbonit 60.
an Der 6. uno Burns Strabe fano i'm
SGurensRoum cine Dasserploiion
iiott, tpelte jsbod isinen S9aoen ans
riht.te. 0i. J.usrtpehr tpuroe ourh
einen Sti[lolarm b,na6ridtist, tonns
k j.ooh unusrrihieisr Sohs trisoer
ubsRhen.
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+. M. StOomater, gigsntbIs
msr Der gIue 9rab Snn in Soutbgute,
ertldrts lid geItern I'M 8unoesgsri6t
fir bantsrott. Seine 4ttiDa betragen
$1663.85 uno Die 9srbinoiihtsitsn
$12, ,428.63.
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llmfdne.

- Durd, ein Goit Nuto Der 0lcbe
GeifenFatrit murbe an Der 3. StroBe
unb Central Mpenue Der 45 Sabre
alie ssobn O'1rien, i'm Union getbsl
frpbnhoft. nieberaefabren. als er tla
nen banbmosen por iih berihob.
Der WsrunsIiidte trus cine 3ers
qlwtiduna bes linien Jubes bnpon
unp mubte benz ftdbtiIfen araHisn'
tauFe einselieferi tperoen.
Bon ben Gtufen, fpeIHe su ihret
Mobnuns fiibren, itiir3te seitern Vohs
mittae bic 80 Sabre ulte brau 0trtlt
Ueaaner ab unb sos iih einsn Bruf
oes rsnten 4rmes su. Die Vernns
eliidts ipuroe bem itdoiiIfsn arantens
bnus eingeliefert.
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NEier Mgcnt IN Samiiton W.
Scrr Gonarc @rud, 449 Shb Giinfte
Straks. @ea Sci. 476 w., Some
Tbpne 1881 q.
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Telouen, 9o7 graiu StraBe. fpnroe
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ft,eiben marben iertrilnnnert. Serr
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