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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-18
VALUABLE POINTS N
BUSINESS LAWS

The maker of note that is lost
or stolen is not released from pay.
ment if tie amount and cOnsidcra ions
can be proved within siX years from
The date of the note.
Notes bear interest only when the
fact is stated.
Demand notes are payable oil pre-
sentation, without grace, and bear leg
al interest after demand has been
made, even if not so written
TO be transferable, negotiable
note must be. properly indorsed by the
person to whose order it is made II
the indOrscr wishes to avoid liability.
he must indOrse without recourse"
y joint note is one signed by two
may become liable for the whole
amount.
Most of the states allow no grace
on time notes after the time for pay
ment expires. If such note is not
paid when due. the indorger should
be legally notified if il Is desired to
hold him.
A note made on a Sunday is void.
a note may be dated ahead or hack
at pleasure, provided that il is not
done for an illegal purpose
Contracts made on Sunday cnnnot
be enforced.
A note altered in any manner. By
the holder. Is toid. \ note by minor
Is void In some states. and in others
is voidable at the option of the minor
a contract made with minor or
a lunatic, is voidablc.
Notes made by intoxicated persons
are void, and notes obtained by fraud
| cannot be collected unless they have
been transferred to an innocent third
| party. II Is fraud to conceal a
fraud. Signatures made with n lead
pencil are good in law.
The acts OF ono partner in regard
to partnership business bind the 9th.
| ers.
Principals are responsible for the
acts of their agents done within the
| scope of their employment.
Each individual in partnership
is responsible for the whole amount
of the debts OF the firm. except in cas-.
es of special partnership. The
word limited" indicates that there is
a limitation of liability for one OF
more Of the partners.
Shareholders in a corporation are
not liable for the debts of the corpo,
ration; the creditors must look TO the
corporation for payment.
receipt for money is not legally
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-18

conclusive, because evidence may be
produced to invalidate IL.
The maker of an accommodation"
bill or note Gone for which he receives
no consideration. having lent his
name or credit for the benefit of the
holder, is not bound TO the person ac.
commodatcd, but is bound TO all 9th.
or parties precisely as If there had
been a good consideration.
IN indorsee has right of action
against all whose names were on the
bill or note when he received II ex.
ccpt those who indorsed II without
recourse"
An indorser of q note is exempt
from liability unless he is notified
within twenty.four hours that II has
been dishOnored. If the letter contain.
ing the protest OF nonpayment is put
into the postoffice, no miscarriage of
II affects the party that gives notice.
Land contracts must be In writing
and under seal.
An agreement without consideration
Of value is void. Value received
should be written into n note, but Il
is not necessary. Even II not written
II Is presumed by the law or may be
supplied by proof.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-18
CHARLTON'S STORY
Of KILLING WIFE
Near the Point of Collapse He Admits
Seizine Wooden MaIIet But Rc.
members Nothing More
BY United ?. &s.

BY United = &s.
COMO, Italy, Oct. 1S.-At the poin,
Of collapse. Porter Charlton testified
how he met and married the wife
whom he murdered. He told OF the
events leading up TO the killing. He
described his love as furious lea
lousy.
He attributed the, temporary unseat-
ing OF his reason 10 the constant in.
tensity OF his wife's passions. He
said. She covered me with insults and
swore like woman of the streets"
He said he couldn't but think an.
other man awaited her. He said:
Something broke in my brain Stoop-
ing | seized a wooden mallet. What
happened next | do not remember"
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-18
GASOLINE STEAMER
DASHED ON ROCKS
Eight Of Crew and Passengers, IncIud.
ing Two Women, Perish, After
Safely On Shore
BY United css.

BY United Pfess.
POINT ARENA. Cal, Oct. 1S.-The
gasoline steamer Alliance II went on
the rocks in fog and was dashed to
pieces this morning twelve miles
north. Eight of the crew and passeng.
ers, including two women, perished,
after they bad reached safety on a pile
OF rocks. They were washed off.
The life savers went TO their rescue
through the fog and reached them af.
ter the ship had crumpled. The body
Of girl, Lena Miller, of Vancouver,
was recovered. Raphael Medina, a
Mexican, was picked up alive. II is
believed one other man was saved
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-18

An inspection OF the street railway
system in Reno made by the fire de-
partment and the city electrician dis
closes the insufficient bonding of the
track and therefore makes the busi-
ness district dangerous on account of
the fires that may be started. Insur.
ance companies declare that unless
the track is rebonded the insurance
rates In the city of Reno will be given
big boost
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-18
DANIELS WILL MAKE
SEPARATE REPORT
gram. ii is learned. Garrison has an
6attIeships, Submarines, Aero
planes and OirigibIes
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
WASHINGTON. Oct. lS.-The utiI-
ity of battleships, submarines. aero.
planes and dirigibles will be the sub
ject of separate report by Secretary
Daniels TO congress. This will be dis
tinct from the national defense pro
gram, it is learned. Garrison has an
nounced that the new army program
does not necesstate the abandonment
of any existing post
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-18
GERMAN AVIATOR
BOMBS SWISS TOWNS

NEUCHATEL. Swift. Oct. l8.-
Crossing tn" frontier after a flight ov-
Ell France Il German aviator dropped
three bombs in LachauX Defords and
two AT Rcnan. both Swiss towns.
Three persons were wounded and
heavy damage was done.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-18

w. b. Hook. foreman OF the Kinney
property on Lone Mountain. is in Elko
today and says that he has another
carload of ore ready for shipment. A
carload is at the depot now from this
property that will net from $500 to
$4,000. 1t is copper. gold and silver
proposition.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-18
ALLIES LAND TROOPS
At PORT OF ENOS
This May Mean Operations at Darda
nelles Abandoned to Resist
Austro-German Drive
BY United Press.

ROME. Oct. lS.-The allies bnye
landed at Enos, according 10 the Mes
sagero' and seized the neighboring
Dedcchatch railroad. Editors note
Enos is seaport town In European
turkey. % miles northwest OF CALI
poll on the Aegean sea at the mouth
OF the Martha river. The proximity
OF this port TO GallipoIi may mean
that the allies have withdrawn troops
from the Dardanelles operatiors.)
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-18
NO ACTION REGARD
STEAMER NICOS|AN
Right Of Warships to Use FLAGS of
Neutrals Has Been Recognized
For over 100 Years

BY United Press.
WASHINGTON, Oct. lS.-Ofticials
have indicated that no action will be
taken i'll regard TO the sinking oil the
steamer Nicosian. The report that the
British patrolers used the American
flag offered the only international
question.
Eight warships use the flags OF
neutral nations as Il ruse, whether at
tacking or in flight. The right to do
this has been recognized for over one
hundred years.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-18
DANIELS EXPECTS
CONGRESS TO APPROVE
Expresses His Confidence But Admits
That Extreme Pacificists VIII
Oppose Preparedness

BY United Press.
WASHINGTON, Oct Secretary
Daniels expressed confidence that
congress would substantially approve
the navy's preparedness program. He
admitted that opposition from the ex.
treme pacificists was probable.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-18

a. E. Stevenson. formerly at the
Commercial barber shop. and general
ly known as Red, is in Elko again.
Since leaving here several years ago
he has travelled over many states. but
he says Nevada looks good to him.
Homer Andrea is down from White
Rock.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-18
CABINET CO|S|S
DUE TO BALKANS

LONDON. Oct. 18.-Sir Edward Car
son, attorney general. was absent from
today's cabinet meeting. The belief is
strengthened that he has resigned.
The rumor is current that the cabinet
crisis is over the Balkan question.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-18
EFFORTS TO CAPTURE
TRENCHES REPULSED
Both British and French Make No
Gains on Western Front and Ger.
manys Drop go Bombs 6eIfort
Z United Press.

BERLIN, Oct. lS.--It Is announced.
we repulsed the British efforts to
capture our trenches northeast of Var.
melles. and also the efforts of the
French at Tahurc and Leintry. The
enemy is unable to recapture Smoke
at the foot of Schratznaemelc. Our
aviators dropped sixty bombs az Bel
fort
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-18
WEEKS CONTINUANCE
IN SCHMIDT TRIAL
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
LOS ANGELES. Oct. lS.--Judge
Willis granted q weeks continuance
in the Schmidt ri.Gl account of the
death of defense counsel Fairall. An.
other lawyer either from San Francis
co or Los Angeles will take charge.
His identity is shielded.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-18
SEVENTY ONE PER|SHED.3 :
ON FRENCH STEAMER
Austrians Submarine Vessel Without
Warning But Later Thirty-Three
OF Crew Picked Up
BY United ?rees.

LONDON, Oct lS.-Seventy.onc per.
sons are reported to have perished
when the Austrians summarized the
French steamship Admiral Hamelin in
tho Mediterranean. Later a Marseil.
les message said thirly-threc of the
crew had landed at that port. 1t did
not mention the casualties II Is un.
certain if the 33 included all OF the
crew aboard.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-18

All the hotels are filled and the
town presents n lively appearance
with the large number of jurors and
witnesses that are here.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-18
GUATEMALA VERGE
Of REVOLUTION
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
WASHINGTON. oct. l8--Guatema.
la Is on the verge of revolution The
state department has confirmed the in.
creased activity against President Cab
reravi
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-18
PAN AMERICANS USE
EACH HIS OWN WAY
BY United Presa.

BY United Press.
WASHINGTON, Oct. lS.-The Pan.
American conference has adjourned
after agreeing that Carranza be recog-
nized. Each delegate is to notify
Arredona, the Carranza representative
here, in his own way.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-18
VILL|STAS DEFEATED
BY CARRANz|STAS
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
GALVESTON, Oct. lS.-The Willis
tas were defeated at Topic Saturday
by eight thousand Carranzistas invad-
ing Sonora. The Carranza consul not
flied the public TO this effect.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-18
FALL TRIAL COURT
CONVENED TODAY

The faG term of the district court.
convened this morning and the roll of
)urymen was called. There were
nine exemptions and number were
excused for various causes. Follow.
ing Is list OF the jurymen with those
exempt and those excused:
VIM. j. Armstrong. exempt
A. NJ. Bachman
H. T. Bolton
George Bachman
l.. NJ. Bellinger
J. e. Beach
w. J. Bows, deceased
II. L. Bartlett
Albert Brehe
E. L. Bachman
c. II. Block
j. r. Boyle
Allen Boyd
VIM. Curoe, exempt.
John Creighton. excused until DC.
tober Goth
A. B. Garden
w. 2. Connolly
H. II. Cazier
w. r. Capell. no service
Fred Davis
}. l.. Duncan, excused for term
A. Devere, excused until October
22nd
+. b. Stetcher, exempt
f. NJ. Flynn
J. B. Fitzgerald. excused until Oc.
tober 2lst.
w. II. Gilmer
K. n. Griffin, no service
G. S. Garcia
a. r. Gulley, failed to answer. re-
ported out of state
J. c. Hardesty. failed to answer. re-.
ported out of state
w. It. Hargrove, no service
J. NJ. Higgins. no service
a. w. Hesson
W. A. Hyde, excused until Novem-
Der I'd
o. X. Hoppe
Farley E. Hatch
w. P. Helsley, reported out of state
VIM. Johnson
Seymour Jacobs
J. F. Klaner
A. A. Kidwell. reported out of state
R. E. Knight. exempt
Ben Larios
Frank Loemans, exempt
George Letter. excused until Octo-
Der 25th
Chester Littleheld
l.. A. MerlSley
z. c. Murphy
]. F. Murphy
Geo. Mitchell
Bart McDermott
G. F. Mcknight
i. T. McInnis
D. McElrov, excused until October
25th
D. McConaghy
J. T. Mccormick. exempt
John McDnrmott
G. f. NoLIe
r. T. Noble
w. G. Owens, excused for term
]. ]. Parkinson, exempt
T.. r. Porch, excused until N2vem-
her I'd
Gus Pelot, no service
P. r. Prunty, exempt
+. G. Reynolds, excused for term
NJ. NJ. Rockwell
II. p. Robinson
r. Ralph
w. I. Strickler
John Sava'
Alfred Smith. exempt
w. J. Smiley
f. r. Short, exempt
J. J. Schoer, excused until October
Goth
T. Starks. excused until Novem-
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-18
ITALIAN CABINET IS
SPLIT OVER BALKANS
Chances of Greece Joining the Allies
Deemed Brighter But Ruman,a
Remains Silent
BY United Press.

LONDON. Oct. 1S.-It is understood
the Italian cabinet split regarding
joining the Balkan activities. notwith-
standing previous alternatives. The
chances of Greece's joining the allies
are deemed better. Rumania remains
silent
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-18
CONTRACTS AWARDED
SIXTEEN SUBMARINES
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
WASHINGTON. Oct 1S.- Contracts
for building sixteen submarines and
six torpedo boat destroyers have been
awarded. Mare Island gets one de.
stroyer, Long Beach three submarines
and Bremerton one submarine.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-18
.HILLSTROM TO DIE
|. NOVEMBER NINETEENTH
BY United Prese

SALT LAKE. Oct. 1S.--Joseph Hill
strom was resentenced by the district
court to die by the firing squad No.
| vcmber 10Th.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-18
.WHIRLW|ND APPEAL
MADE IN NEW JERSEY
BY United Press.

TRENTON, n. j., Oct. lS.-rhe suf
irasists have made a whirlwind ap-
peal for votes for women in the elec.
non which occurs tomorrow. Mass
meetings are being held everywhere.
The women are confident.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-18
BULGARIANS HAVE CUT
SALON|KA RAILROAD
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
PARIS. Oct 1S.-The Austrian re-
ports from Geneva are TO the effect
that the Bulgarians have penetrated
Serbia Macedonia and cut the Salon
ika-Nish railroad.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-18

FANCY BELL FLEUR APPLES, Box -. - or
e. o,,, ~ ~, rou"o eaek
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80 'E'S'' Saek''
eovn, no"',ta TO- sack las
nj, Hound Can As
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e. A - 80 ~ oao''e
cn. - raekaee .16
poTnToro y. rlUN'se rs
rS. 80 - n|.oe, rNNST, Hundred Pounds
otI,. &C., " 60, sotte
"a ~ 90 e. Pound Can
e,rr.r c, Hound Cake
snx E.,s ooco. e Nound Cake 25
vn,, .,,nn 80 Na"
cn,,nnr", ., nn q BEANS Can 10
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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-10-18

Just suppose for minute that a merchant but
carpenter or capitalist coming down town
10 BUY groceries, and cousin or brotb
lnlaw Keeping a whore would
you 20 TO make your purchases? Killed
bear you would the GROCERY STORE Of course
~" u you couldn't help It, You thirty
" What you buy All Streets and country lanes
lead to the SUNSET GROCERY cut prices ON tho on
tire grocery line Here our regular prices
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-03
Menes ppn Scr Gplisci.

IS. 9. Mobenloll, meld)er eil1cll
III Gibbs, Sll., betreibe1 lpll,
geltern Mbelto polt oell Ietcf-
tipen 8octtber ull0 @iibop inter Scr
slrflage perbaftet, @aarell illl @cr-
tie bon $500 aus S. s.. s. Yeter=
lens @eld)aft gelto6lel1 81 babcn.
Hobcnlon, peldjer altf friider I5at
abgefabt lpur0e, 'bat ein @eltal1oniB
abgelegt. Go1t Noli5iit @rpallt mllr-
0en geitern slbeno @l1. Irane, GU
tber Stnltger ai1o 60. Stongcr alli
sic Ml1flage, 6clerlperf int @alb,
irrgton Garf %abgcbralult at Ja6eal,
per6aftet.
MaIpb aittle, ein aufaepcdtcr
5%eb1iabriger Sltl1gc, ml,roe bettc
Morgen in Der &oli5cimade a6gelic-
fert 1t1o nab benl sSl1ge1obeim ge,
5bradt, 100 CT iib%erlladltete. &alpb
meldcr ltd lett bereits fiilrf .Sabrel
i'm Muilenbolls befiloet, bottle 5cb11i
ludt nod ieiner III 0erpcr, Sol;
mp6nellOen Gal1te lllro NOR allfs sc.
ratbmuobl fortgeloltfcn. gr font bis
nad @%lorioge ull0 ml1rOe BORT fcltgc.
baltcn ulro l1ab 6ier 5llriidge6radt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-03
a6otli9er Mnfau,
@pals crlas acitcru MbenbI
I'M Ct. 2nfc's Suipital idnuercn
@crlcbnngcn.

0N1c Dos gemltBtlein 51riider-
langt 81 bo6er, lit geitern Mbcl1o fnr5
l1ah iiebel1 l1br ser etlpn 24idbrige
llnperbeiratbcte @remier Mpbert S.
Gpals Scr Gof SSslal1o @abn an sen
Gerlesungen geltor6cl1, Ole CT am
iWiorgel1 Inn $50 llbr erlitt, als er
bon einenl Selegrap6enpfoiten i1 Der
Afabe Der Sptpaer Seite ser Megic=
rl1r1gsbriide getrpffen nt1b bonn iSllge
sur @r0e gcld)lelt0ert mtroe.
ST. belpllBtlolcm 3lll1all0e mtroe
er nad oan ct. 2llfe'ss Soipital NIT
Ser ltaotilden gmbl1lan5 iiberfiibrt,
no ct bon OF. George 90. Mioble=
toni III @%ebalrolung genumn1en mur=
0e. Cine bon Or. Miobleton pprge=
nonrlmel1c llnteriud1l,tg ergab ldmere
g~crleeln1gen 0es @eJirns l,lro bes
&iidenmarfs, nno Ser Mr5t begte mn
mel1ig 5offl1ung allf &pal's @ie0er-
Der telll11g.
Npal par @renlier oes 3llaes 9so.
81, melher III mabiaer @eidminoig=
felt ii6ef Bic 8riide flrbr. gr battc
al1f elmer &llppel Nlab gel1ommen
u1O mlB ben Ielegrapbenpfolten
11idt ben1erft baben. Mpol m,roe
bonn 3uge geidlell6crt ltno l%iiirste 80.
Sub binab. Mit &opf ltnb Sdp1l=
tern idlllg er altf oas 4flalter auf.
Rad)oe1r CT III bepnBtlpiem 3ultanb
aufgeboben moroen mar, ml1roe er
nod ben1 @hbnhof ser Mod Sslono
on 5. llu6 Wiai11 inns BON BORT nit
Ser 1taOtiiden Mmh1Ian5 1lab Sem
2llfe's Spipital gebradt.
Die 2ei6e ml1rOe geitern Me1b
nod 8. 6. SiWs 2eidenbeitattnngs-
geidaft iiberfiibrt, appielbjt bellte
Mbelp6 INT iteben l1br ein @oroner's
Sr1ql1cIt itattfinben apirb. Ser Ser
itorbene fam Dor lllgefa6r einem
Sabre NIT ei11em 6reun0e, S. g.
lSdleael, aus Seem smprna, 5lori-
So, ra6 Davenport. Seine Mlltter,
5rau Matbiloa &pal bon Seem Smpr=
TO, iiberlebt i'm. Sppobl Sblegcl
mie CT erbielten g%lnlteult11gen in ser
Gof Sslanb 8abn. Ser @obnort
,0es Ser torhenen mar 5ilpis.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-03
gcrurtbcilt n,1o frcigclaEen.

81. @igblarlo pllr0e gcItern Mor=
gen I'M 9oli5eigeridt 81 3ebn Gagelr
.Gefallg1liB arT .eeille bon IS. sc.
p%orge6rnd)te glnflage Ser
aorperperletltltg perllrt6eilt. Stei=
niger ibatte geltet0 gen1adt, bon
Sig6lato ubne jeoen @rltn0 geldla=
gen moroen gu icin. @ie ms bon
Der Goli5ei mit9etbeilt mrtroe, err
frente iid Sigblmo ont geitrigen
9lbenb bereits micber Ser sSreibeit,
bod fonnten mir nidt m1sfinoig mo-
den, parllll Si9llallo bon Der 5ebll=
tagige,1 @aiallgliBltrale ltl1r tperige
Stunbel1 abgelellen fat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-03
&of Sslanb Manncrd,or.

Ser. nrlpriinglih ollf 9onntag,
6en is. sunni, angelcste 8anrpfer-
ausflltg oes &od Ssln1l0 Manller.
dors miro ONT morgigen Gage bonn
5l1be ser IL. 9traBe in Stool So
lol1o aus nod @poomoro @robe nnb
5l1riif 1tottfinben. Sic Mbfabrt err
folgt I'M $50 ltbr Weorgens ut6
'bie &iidfebr 1tm $3.50 l1br M6en0s.
Der gi1tritt lbetragt fir Serren SO
Gcnts lln6 fir 9a11en % @ents. Gin
riibriges 9lrrangementsfomite fat
treFflihe 8orlorge %getroffen, alnb es
anir0 riemano an @or0 Srnger obcr
Curt 31 lei0en !baben. Mlld gibt es
@elangsportrdge, aon5ert, Coma etc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-03
Gas @ctter i'm SUM-.

Sln lettperfloilenel1 Monat hotte1
mir ad)t flare Ioge, 13 tbeillpeile be-
molfte ltt1o 11el1ll gang 6clp0lfte Gage.
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bic geringite $3.50, mabrelt0 iid Die
onrdlGnittlid)e 5efnperatltr auf $685.
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felt nieoerldlag betrug 3.47 3ol.
3as 3ltrdidnitts6aromcter lit
1896, bos Soditbarometer 1928
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letter 5onntag, Sen 81. SUM, nit
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geringite am IA. NIT 6 @rab. Die
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male Observation-Disclosures betragt
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