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Compound made her well, so l took it and
now | am just as well as l ever was. I
cannot understand why women don't
see how much pain and suffering they
would escape by taking your medicine.
! cannot praise it enough for it saved
my life and kept me from the Insane
Hospital. Mrs. E. SHELDON, 5657 S.
Halsted St., Englewood, III.
Physicians undoubtedly did their best,
battled with this case steadily and could
Go no more.b but often the most scientific
treatment is surpassed by the medicinal
properties Of the good old fashioned
roots and herbs contained in Lydia E.
Plnkham's Vegetable Compound.
If any complication exists 10
pays to write the Lydia e. Pink
ham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass..l
for special free advice.
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WIN shop lkely wftA seasrs or -
kind"
There were servants at the door an
an %of1cer. who scanned the cards 81
those in advance OF N, yst passed O.
sion, with a glance At his face. and
word Of recognition. I observed him
turn and stare after ne, for our eyes
met, but, almost before I knew what
had occurred. I found myself in 4 Ode
room, with 4 maid helping to remove
my wraps, and arrange my hair.
l will not describe the scene in the
great ballroom, for now, rs l write,
the brilliant pageant is but . dim
memory. confused and t%antalizing. i
recall the bright lights overhead, and
along the walls. the festooned banners,
the raised dais At one end, carpeted
with skins OF wild animals, where the
governor stood, the walls covered with
arms and trophies OF the chase, the
guard OF soldiers at each entrance, and
the mass Of people grouped about the
room.
Many a name reached my ears IA
nous in those days, but forgotten long
since; and once or twice. as we slowly
made our way through the throng.
Cassion pointed eut to me some char
acter OF Importance in the province,
or paused to present me with formal
ity to certain officials whom he knew
" MOS fh,,u un onrrnsnhA1 Tho dojs
and awaited u turn to extend felici-
tations to the governor. Just before
III was Du L'Hut, whose name Gas
sion whispered In my ear, q tall, slen
der man. attired Al 4 courier du bots,
with long fair hair sweeping his shout
explorer, but there was no ~premonition
that he would yer again come into
my life, ana was more deeply inter
ested in the appearance Of La Barre.
He was 4 dark man. stern Of face,
and WITH strange. furtive eyes, con
cealed behind leng Iashes and sver
hanging brows. Yet he was most era
ctous to Du L'Hut, and when he turned
and perceived Monsieur Cassien next
in line, smiled and extended his hand
cordially.
"Ah, Francois. ana - you are here
at last. and even welcome. And this"
he bowed low before nae In excess Of
CALAMITY. ne doubt viii be the Made
moiselle 10 Oesnayns Of whose charms
have heard - much Of late. By ny
faith, Casstoa, even your eloQuence
hath Aoas small Justice to the lady.
Where. ~madsmsisslle have you hidden
yourself, . romAta unknown - - Of
Quebocr
II have nvsA wa ~ uncle. Hugo
Chevet."
An, yss; I voan De circumstances
nova rough, yst isyal trader. he
wal Win me ence On tie Ottawa-
and tsnishtr
He accsmpanisd me TO tie city,
ysur excsllsocy. but I have 1T ~
him since"
small nesd, Win Francois at year
beck and cal," and he patted ne
playfully en the check. II have a.
ready tested hi faithfulness. YeG1
father, mAdemelseller"
Captain Pierre II Chesnayne, STR
"Ah, yes: l knew him we'll; ~ fell
on the Richslisu: . 1ne soldier" He
turned toward Casa1en, to expressieu
Of his face chAaged.
you depart tenlghtr"
AT daybreak, str"
THAT II we'll; 80 to It that no time
10 lost on tho Journey. I have It in
my mind that De Baugis may nsed
you, for, from al I hear Henri de
Tonty IL not m easy man to handle"
"De Tonty!
"Ay! the Lieutenant Sieur de Ia Sale
left In charge at st. Louis: an Italian
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and compels him to sell me a. though
l was q slave in the market. l am to
Be made to marry him. I pray you
let me SEQ this sieur d'Ardgny that
l may tell him all, and besesch his
AID"
But why D'Artigny, my girl? What
10 the boy to your
"Nothing-absolutely nothing" I
confessed frankly. I'VE have scarcely
spoken together. but he IL q gallant
Of true heart; he viii never refuse aid
to . maid like me. It will b Joy for
him - outwit this enemy OF Ia Sale.
All I ask u that I be permitted to tell
him my story"
Celeste eat silent, her white hands
clasped, her eyes on the stained glass
window. 1t was 20 still I could hear
my own quick breathing. At last she
spoke, her voice still soft and kindly.
II have no power. child, but l will
speak with the mother superior, and
repeat to her all l have learned. 1t
shall he as she Wills. Wait here, and
you may trust me to plead for you"
She seemed to fade from the ON
and l glanced about, seeing no change
lnce I was there before-the same
bare wallis and floor. the rude ssttee,
the crucinx above the door, and the
one partially open window, set deep
in the stone wall.
Soon l VA dimly aware that ONE
one had entered the apartment. 1t
was the mother superior, looking
smaller than ' in the gloom, and
behind her, framed in the narrow door
way, his eyes smiling AZ though in
enjoyment Of my confusion. stood
D'Artigny. I climbed down from the
bench, feeling my checks burn hotly,
and made obesiance. The mothers
soft hand rested on my hair, and there
ing Of my heart.
Child" said the mother, her voice
low but clear. "Rise that l may see
your face. All! it has not q greatly
changed in the years, save that the
eyes hold knowledge Of orrow Sis
ter Celeste hath told me- your story.
and il 1t be sin for me - grant your
request then must l abide the penance.
for It II il my heart to do %. Until
I send the sister you may speak s'one
with Monsieur d'Art1gny."
she drew slightly aside. and the
young man bowed low, hat in hand,
then stood erect, facing mt, the light
from the window on his faoe.
AT your command, mademoisellc,"
be said quietly. The mother tells me
you have nssd Of my services. This
Hugo Chevst-he 10 a brute. l know.
Il his abuse beyond endu1ncer
mo. No." l fastened to explain. I'm
his way he T. not unkinA- The truth
y b Aas lived - long In the woods
alene. - scarcely spsakA HNhe
would marry me- to Monsissr C~assion."
Never will I forget the lock Of sheer
delight % his FACE a. these words
burst from nj. Hh hand struck the
bench, ana hs tossed back the long
hair from his forshe1d. his eyes merry
with enjoyment
"Ah, good! ~ al tho saints, tbs
ven - / hoped. Then have no fear
Of my sympathy, mademoiselle. Moth
ing could please me like q clash with
that perfumed gallant. He doth per
secute you with his wooin1."
HE has not spoken. save to Chevet;
yet It is seemingly all arranged with
out nay being approached"
mo Aorht they are hand IN E1svs
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CHATTER III
| AmMl for Al

Appear vOe An.
It had been TIVE years dnce I was
at Quebec, and It was With new eyes
Of appreciation that l watched the
great brstling cliffs 40 eur boat GID
ed silently past the shore and headed
in toward the landing. Cassioa met
US. att1red % gayly IN rich vestments
that I scarcely recognized tie man.
whom l had always een before in
dull forest garb, yet I permitted him
to take my hand and assist Ne gal
lantiy to the shore. It was evidently
4 gala day. for lags and streAmers
wers Tying from every window Of the
lower town, and the narrow, crooked
streets were filed with wanderers
having ne apparent business but en-
joymont. Never had l viewed 80 mot
~ 4 throng, and l cca,d put gaze about
With wide opened eyes Of the strange
passing figures.
It was al Of such interest I was
glad enough to be finally rid Of him,
and be greeted - kiaAly BY Sister
Celeste.
Three years have changed yeu
greatly. my child" abe said gently.
touching my cheeks with her soft
hands; but bright AZ yeur eyes are.
It Il not all pleasure l ~ in them.
You must tell me Of your life. The
older man, l take It, was your uncle,
Monsieur Chevet."
Yes" l answered, but hesttated to
add more.
He II much ~ l Had pictured him,
q bear OF the woods"
HE il rough" l protesteA, 'Tsr his
life has been hard, ut has given me
no reason to complain. It's because
the life is lonely that l grow cd"
mo doubt, and the younger gallant?
He IL not Of the forest schooly'
TWAS Monsieur Cass4ea, cenmis-
saire for the governor"
-Ah! tbs through hin yen have In
vitaton to the great ball."
I bowed my head, wondering at the
kind questioning In the sisters eyes.
Could she have heard the truth? Fer
chance she might tell me something
Of the man.
.He has bsen selected By Monsieur
Chsvet a. my husband" I explained
doubtfully. Know yes aught q the
man. sister,
Her hand closed gently - nine.
mo, emily thai he has beea chosen
BY Ia BarrO to carry special nessAgs
70 the Chevansr u 8augis n the ILL.,
nois county. He hath an sviA snser-
ing faeo, and N inseleat manner, even
@ described = Ne BY - 0sur d'Are
usny."
caught my breath quickly. Al my
hand grasp tghtene1
Tho Sisur d'Artignyw I echoed,
startled into revealing he truth. He
has bsen hersl has talked with your
Surely, my dear girl. He was here
with Ia Sale before his chief sailed
for France, and yesterday b cane
again, and questioned me-"
Questioned your
Yes; he sought knowledge OF you.
and OF why you IN the household
OF Chsvet. 1 liked the yuung man, and
told him al | knew, ~ your fatksrs
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SYNOPSIS.

Adele Ia Chesnayne. a belle Of New
France. is among conspirators at her nm
che mousse. Cassion, the commissaire
mas enlisted her Uncle Chevet's aid
against La Sale. DArtigny, La Sales
1Ilend. offers his services ~ guide to Cas-
SONS party on the journey to the wilder
ness. The uncle informs Adele that he
has betrothesi her.
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An orphaned Girl Of seventeen
pledged against her will by a
coarse male relative TO marry a
man she ioathes, needs a good
and strong friend at this time
more than anything else In the
world. To whom can she turn
for friendship when she has but
two acquaintanccs? - young
S'eur Reno e'Artlony, frontiers.
man and gentleman Of France,
and Sister Celeste at the con-
vent. How Ade,o met her prob
lem 10 told In this installment.
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ZION zoo vlu marry him-yOu under
otanAr'
NE tearu veGO In my eyeA, blo<ting
not his thsoaAa1ng face, yet there VA
oausht % - but answer.
"YeA, mona3eur."
.AnA III UArtigny; II the fellow
ovoe Aareo Omo noar you again III
9ueh his wktte throat between my
aageu
Yes, ns1a1sar."
TO you roo0 then. and think Yer
= In - saN. Tea have never wand
- Svu a Ma tnRu0t1 I warrant"
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4 REMARKABLE
STATEMENT
Mrs. Sheldon Spent $1,000 for
Treatment Without Bene-
fit. FinallyM Made Well BY
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound.
Englewood, I'll. while going
through the Change Of Life l suffered

with headaches, Ter
vousness, flashes Of
heat, and / suffered
80 much / did not
what / was
at times. I
spent $500 on doc
tors and not n did
any good. One
day a lady called at
my house and said
she had been as sick
as ! was at time,
and Lydia E. Pink
harms Vor0foh1A
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BIC Scntidc Sparbauf Int micocr
clnmal cin b%crnprraacnS g1tcs
SaBr a%MfsumciIcn.
GrflGrt picrtcliabrlidSc Iipioenoe BON
pier Tro5el1t nulo fiinf Gro5cnt
crtrQ.

Sic German sopings @anf 9ot
Elm allsgcscidnetes @cldaftsiabr hin=
fer iih nno sic slftionare Scr @anf
mer0en baoun proiitiren. 8elterll
.Nadmittaa belt sic I~ireftorcnbe-
Aoroe Ser @anf cine Grefntinpcr=
ianmlltng ab, bel Ser bcld)loiian lpltr=
DC, olli5cr Sen iiblihen piertcliabrli=
d)en Gipioenoen BON bier Gro5ent ON
1. Sltli nod grtrabipioenoc BON fiillf
Yro5eNt alls5ll5ablcn.
Nuberoem lit cs Scr @anf moali6L
meitere StO0,00O.O 90 BON oent Gro=
fit nto Gerllllt=&oltto allf oas lteber=
ld%mbfonto 5l Ieten, iooab oas
StMnmfapital l1nb Der Nelcrpefnn0
ictH je $500, 100000 bctrdgt.
TclnnaG miro bie @anf am 1. Sl,=
Ii all bic %glftiondre sic Sl1rlr1e Don
S51,000.00 alls5ahlen.
Sic Ieppiiten Ser 9al1f belal1fen
|lidl allf ii6er 1,450,00O.O0 (glf
Mitllol1cr, p%ierbllnoert l1nb fiinf5ig
ton ieno IoQars). Gle @errtan Sap=
ings @anf lit meitalts Sic grobte nno
lidcrite @anf oes aol1sct Staotes
Soma, Die @al1ptitoot 1es Mpines
cillgcidlolic1. {.
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0%apenport tn 3et6en ocr @pgen.& Sou.
penttpneu.
,Vreinta1rcrlpge idDlte6t bcmte Sennnamtiun; 2oAal
Sr0er oi Moeie er0fnct beMte wDieieibe.
lleber 1900 Treiu1aurer mo 5000 Moojc lit Daeenport.

sbpmas y. slrtbnr, @ruhmciicr nnS Mcutun 81, Garupu, Groiicfretar
Der Srcnnanrcrarpflpgc. @atcrlpp fmr nadi1GGrisc Guuucm=
tim gcuGblt.
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&citcrc &anSioatcn laiIcm &am=
pa9memtsaabcn hrdlcn.

Sic 11adJliebenoen &alaoioaten lie
Ben geltern ibre &agltealrsgobcn
hl1d}cn: Charles 9. &aufntanl1, aal1=
oioat fir Sic republifanildc Nnmina=
tip11 fiir bas slfnt ei1es Gountpan=
malts, Ser Don @enrp Se6ens geidla=
gen mltroe, S664.4O; Gbas. 5dYid,
repltblifmliihcr &anoioat fiir 5ltper=
pilor, $63.47; 9ol1is Meicr, benro=
fratiider &anoibat fir Sl1perpilor IT,
S13.60; George @iggers, ocnlofrati=
ld)er &anoibat fiir Som1i flip rltltee,
$3.50; $. s. 5trobbcbn, repllblifmi=
ld)er &anoioat fir Sllperpilor, $66;
s. ". Sbaltg6neIlp, repl1blifanilder
&anoioat fir &onltabler, 1910; S.
$. Iittmer, $22.7s; .. IS. Ml1rrap,
oenlofratiid)er Iruitee, $3.50; @n1.
@r1. g. @elble, repltblifa1iider &al1=
oioat fiir Sl1perpiior, 1928.
9ellte miiiien alla &anbioaten fire
&anlpagneausgaben ge6l16t baben.
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Sunntag Insfl1ts scr &inbcr Sc,
frctcm Dc1ttldlcn Sdulqcmctnbc.

Sic ai1oer Ser 6rcie,1 1eutiden
Sdnlgemcinoe meroel1 iid an 5orl1=
tag Nad)mittag Inn 5lpei l1br Dor Dem
Sdnlbaltie on Ser @elterr slpenrc
perialnmeln ltno NIT Der Straben=
babn rod bem Sdiisel1parf fabren,
no Ser Nadnlittag nit gpieler1 sllge-
bradt meroen ioll. Inter Sen 5pie=
len, an oel1el1 iib Die aleillen ergo
ten loaen, lit b%eionOers 9aulpiel,
Saflanfel1, gierlaufen, IopfihIagel1
etc. SIT pernlerfen. Sic gltern ser
&iaoer mic mld) ionltige 6rcunoe Ser
6reien Ientl6en Sdulgemeinbe lino
ber5lld) milfonlmclt. gintritt lrei.
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.W,eIe @aDenpnrtcr eraDmtrcn
bon Der StantsmniDerfitdt
BON Soma.
Observation-Disclosures Inn Scr 1c=
i~npfratH

SSopa Gitp, 13. Sllni. - Scr Golt.
= Giertlnbcrt lrlo elm nlb 0reiBig
@anbioaten graolirten bellte slbeno
bon Ser Staatsltniperlitat 5n Soma
GitD. llnter Den @rabuircnOcn bc-
Ianosn lid Gcrtretcr bon odt luno
adt5ig Counties bon sen llelt1 llllb
nelun5ig Counties oes Staates. go,t
allslparts marcn liebel3ebn 5taatel1,
Gbia,a, Sapalr, @amaii llllo Sic &bi-
lippil1sl pertrcten. Ser Orator bes
Cages nor Groiclior @liB Nrrp, So.
9. ron @arparo.
llllfer bellienfgcn, sic gra0nirtelt
ltno lore Iiplome er6ielten, befanoen
ith allc) sic l%adbitebelioen:
Gcptt GpmntD.
Sadclor OF Mrts Sil6a @.
.@orn, Sral1ces 81. Sbelllmon,l, gua
sc. @betltonc, allc bon Iapenport.
gadelpr Of Sans gilbert s.
@lud, So. @"aternnall, 3upenpprt.
Maitcr of Scielicc Saul 5.@el-
mild, Iapcnpprt.
Glintpn Gp1tmtD.
@ad)clor Of slrts - Coma 81. Mur=
pbn, Clinton.
@adlelor Of gcieuee - 81. g. Mel-
len, Clinton.
@ad5elor Of 9aus - 6. s. @urfe,
$. s. @allagbcr, $. 8. Smitb, alc
bon Clinton.
Doctor Of bental Surgery - &.
$. @arritp, 81. g, Sons, Clinton.
Hbarma3elttiid)e @bemifer 81.
S. Sd)neioer, @beatlarlo.
Sp,pa County.
@adelpr Of glrts - Sele1 Nhtgh
|sSlorenec 8. @biteforo, @illiams=
bltrg.
@acbelpr of seicnce rltb Ioftor
ser Me0i5in ,Srpin g. Sinn, @il=
liamsbl1rg.
Doctor of Dental Sl,rgerp - st.
g. CRAWFORD, 2a0ora.
@raouirt IN Marmta5ie IN IS. 81.
Moerlbel, &on1elteao.
&ral1fellpflegcrlt - WtarD u. Gb=
res, Mare1go.
@adclor Of engineering Geo.
e. Iries, Marelrgo.
Malter OF Silence - G6omas 81.
@ittins, 8iaiamsmlrg.
9adDalor of grts @arolo S.
|9loir, Nabel Mcin5man, @albing=
ton.
Doctor Of ocntal Surgery ~ Sop
IS. gunnmers, &alona.
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5taDt uuD Gun tlp.
9onnerstas, ben Is. SUM.
Rleius 5tabt=Neuigteiteu.
- gserpenol : Mittel gegen Gbelt-
matismls uno Sdmner5er aller Dirt.
Miepe's 9lpotbefe, 403 peltl. 2. Ctr.

sSral1 George @rcnllcr, no. $50
@eit II. StraBe, reilte sciterll nad)
Martils6ltrg, ". Ga., a6, I'D lie it'd
l%Grgcre 3cit bel i6rcr M1l,tter alli5lt=
baltcn occult.
Or. 9. 2conaro, 90. S2S @eIt
Ia. strabc, oerIcbte Tienstag III Sc
@itt, Sa.
Sri. glie Sleeper BON Clinton,
So, balt Iib bier bel Iralt s. 6.
Sllblom, Go. 1906 IL. 9lpenle, Rod
Sslano, @eilld} mtf.
Irar Charles Mogcrfurf, go.
116 %. Strabc, balt iib IN @alcs=
burg, 81, bci germanotcn 81 Sc
llld ab.
Charles Marfbaus, No. 1917
SOUTH StraBc, febrte DON eirem lall=
gercll Nllfe1tbalt in Chicago, 1po ct
altd) Der rcpltblifaniiden Aatip1al=
fonpention bcilpobnte, nad 9apel1=
port Slriid.
5ralt George N1nn, go. 327
S1t. II. StraBc, miro init ibrer Sod=
ter Nlltb %5ulamnlen oas @obcnenoc
in Clinton oerfrillgcll.
6rau 81. 6. Sartmid, go. GOA
pit eonlbaro strabe, balt iid 5at 9e-
ll1cb IN ailslport5, Sa., auf.
Sralt 81. 6. @eitenoorf bon
Snffalo nno 6rau q. 5. SOP nl1o
ibre Sod)ter, Sri. Marie GoB Don
Saint 2oltis balten iid BET Jreulloen
IN 99id)ols, So, alf.
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&and)fumitc balt DISCRIMINATING ab.

Ias Davenport Mal,d)fonlite, oas
crit flir5lld Don gilrgermeilter SoGl1
gerpalo erllonnt mllroe, hielt geiterll
Nod)mlttog I'm bier llbr lit Ser
Stabtballe cine Gcrlanmll1ng ob, bei
Der Nontillegeldafte erlebigt murben.
Sic Gcrlanmllltllg mrroe inn Geraz
tbltn9s5in1mer Des 8ilrgermeiltcrs
abgcDalte1.
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Tram 5cnri) MattGcy atf Sem @csc
Scr lanalamcm &ciicrnna.

gie 5oblreiden Ireunoe nno Be-
falntte bon 6ral1 @il0a 90. Msattbep
meroel bie quite 9sa1ridt, baB Iralt
Mott1ep iid allf Dem @ege Ser lal1g=
lanel1 @ellciltng befi1tbet, nit Srelt=
oen bcgrllbcn. Die befanntc &ipnie=
rim oes Gelltid)tbl1ms l1nb bes Go=
then &reu5cs NOR mabrel1o ser per=
aal1acllem bcioen @oden eri1itli1
franf gerpeien.
= Nerd)ants Gronsfer g. Storage
80. Teleohon 855. (au3.)
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Gus arorc Scit-S aufctt.

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Ias grobe Neltbaltfctt begirllt Gcl1=
te Mbeno Uni balb s llbr i'm Glad=
bolrf @otel ullo perlprid}t ein ollrd=
ld]laaenocr Griulg SIT meroc1. llnter
o%enjenigen, Die 6eltreoen baltcn lucr=
Den. ceiinbGn lidj alld) bic NadlltcGen=
ne1: @op. Nrtfntr @appcr Don &al1=
las, Son. M2. If. @drlano BON @ai6-
lngtpn, 3. g., 6. 5. Shining BON
San Iiego, Gal., Sobn 8. 2t,b bon
Columbus, GbiG 9llGert 9niDlreu
@art, @ihiam :. Giles BON @alti-
more, NobneD $. Brandon.
George ". Scott, elmer ser Griill=
Der Der ~Niciigen Mooicbcart=9 oge
llno Ser altcTtc Moolc III Davenport,
miro aIS S%ooItacilter ilrn9iren.
Stir Sreitag tit ebenfalls Elm l1pd,=
irtereilantea Nrogramm al1fgcltcQt
moroell, ocien &rone Die l1nr s llbr
Mbenos bcgillncnoe Hiclulparaoe lein
mirD.
1ie 9araoc miro por Sem aimbau=
@otel sl1iamnlenNeIellt lperoen l1ltD
Damn onrdb Die n%adlte6enocn 5tra-
ben acben: Eerrp bis 5llr 8. strabe,
meltlid al Ser 3. bis 5ltr 9Iraop Str,
bon Scr @raop nad) Der 2. 5trabc,
meltlid OH Scr 2. bis nod Der Gaines
StraBe, norolidl sic Gaines bis sur
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