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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-02-25
HE SURE "cUT SOME ICE"

WEYERHAEUSER, Feb. pan. A
Anderson has been one Of the bust
est men in Rusk county the past
month or more putting up ice for
the 500 Line, as well as for him
self and others. When this work
was at it's height, Mr.. Anderson had
eight teams and about thirty men
at work and the pay roll was big
enough for sawmill
Mr.. Anderson put up, in the aggre-
gate, over 1000 tons of hard water.
$500 tons were for the 500 Line and
this amount was put in the railroad
company's immense ice-house here
for use on their dining cars. Mr..
Anderson put up over 1000 pounds
for himself and will supply the pub
lie during the summer. For various
other parties Mr.. Anderson put up
about 500 tons.
Weyerhaeuser people ought to
keep cool next summer.
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IN TEXAS, DOWN ON
THE RIO GRANDE

-
Kasper WierzoWiecki, who was for
merly a resident of the town of Rusk
in this county, and who moved to
Texas last fall, sends in his renewal
for the News-Budget this week, &C
companying his remittance with an
interesting letter. He writes enter
the Texas plains recently. It seems
Mr. w. was out hunting and had
bagged seven ducks. He was return
ing home when he was viciously at
tackled by a Texas steer with horns
'about two feet long" and, as he
had used up every shell that he had
brought along for his shotgun, Mr..
Wierzowiecki's prospects for collect
ing his life insurance looked very
good.
AS the steer came plunging toward
him, Mr.. w. took a firm grip on the
gun barrels and swung with all his
might, meeting the Infatuated beast
with a stunning blow across the
mouth that broke the gun in two
but so discouraged the attacking ami
NAL that Mr.. w. escaped. Mr.. w.
must have had a bad scare for he
was sick for two days after getting
home. He was thankful, however, to
have escaped, even though the adj
venture cost him a $25 gun.
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WHAT CHILDREN NEED NOW

j. A. Michaelson, Attorney.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-02-25
PROSPERITY DAY NEXT TUESDAY
Make, February 20 "Your Day to
Gain."-Do Something to Pro-
mote Your Prosperity

Next Tuesday, February 20, will
be prosperity Day" and you will
find several suggestions in the adj
vertising in this issue as to ways
to promote your prosperity on that
day.
One of the most practical sug-
gestions to make of this extra day
one that will be far-reaching in its
effects on your future prosperity
comes from the Rusk County Bank,
which advises you to open an ac-
count in their savings department
lif you have not already done so.
Start a bank account; get the habit
of adding to it regularly, even though
the amount be small, and your
eventual prosperity will have a good
start toward realization.
There are many and divers ways
something definite for you, but in the
application of the days purpose to
your own life you must for yourself
map out the program. You can, for
| instance, make out a list of neglect
| ed friends and on this day call up
on, telephone or write to each of
them and your words of friendly
| cheer, a good deed here and there,
will benefit others and incidentally
yourself.
Another good suggestion toward
/ making the extra day a prosperity
| day is to make it also "pay up
day. Pay up every bill against you
and thereby help the other fellow
pay his obligations.
| And, don't forget to study the adj
vertising in this paper and learn
where and on what you can save
save money on things you must buy
anyway. That is a very practical
way to make Feb. 20 a true "pros-
perity day for you.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-02-25

LIBRARY NOTES
50 ) ) : ) !

"Better Babies, Better
Mothers, Better Cities
The week, March 4 to II, has been
set aside as Baby Week" by the
General Federation of Women's
Clubs. More than 400 communities
are laying plans for baby week, aid
ed by the children's bureau OF the
United States department of labor.
The object of baby week is to
make all parents realize the needs
of the babies and children so that
they will want to give them the
best possible care.
Chicago is the first city that held
a baby week, New York City fol
lowed, then Pittsburg and other large
cities This year the observance is
to be nationwide with the follow
ing program general throughout the
country:
Baby Sabbath
Brothers and Sisters day-Monday.
Informal meetings.
A rally.
The WOman's Club of Ladysmith
are making plans for observing the
week. Pamphlets about baby week
and books and pamphlets helpful tC
| mothers and fathers have been
loaned to the public library, The
books are:
Mathematician
| How to Take Care of the Baby
Tweddell.
The Prospective Mother-Slemons
! Little Talks With Mothers of Lit
| tie People-Van de Water.
Your Child Today and Tomorrow
Gutenberg.
Fathers and Mothers-Betts.
Infant Care-West.
Save the Babies-Holt.
Talks With MotherS-Baker.
Care of the Baby-Bradley
Your Baby-HoW to Keep it We'll
Shaw.
Ask for these books at youl
library.
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ters therein be heard at the regular
term of said court, appointed to be
held at the court house in said coun-
ty, in the city of Ladysmith, on the
seventh day of March 1916, at the
opening of court on that day, Or as
soon thereafter as said matter can
be heard.
It is Further ordered, that the
time within which the creditors
Of said deceased shall present their
claims against such estate for eX-
animation and allowance, be and here
by is fixed and limited to four
months from the date hereof;
1t is Further Ordered, that all
claims and demands against said
deceased be received at the court
rooms of said court on any day here
after until the expiration of the said
four months and be examined and
adjusted at the special term Of said
court appointed to be held at the
court house in said county, in the
city Of Ladysmith on the 18th day
Of June, 1916, at the opening of
court on that day, or as soon there
after as the matter can be heard;
And it is Further Ordered that
notice hereof be given to all per-
sons interested, by publication here
of for three consecutive weeks in
the Ladysmith NeWsBudget, a news
paper published in said county, the
first publication to be made within
fifteen days from the date hereof.
Dated February 8th, 1916.
BY the Court,
D. w. MALONEY,
Judge.
-
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Order for Hearing Petition for Ad-
ministration, and for Adjusting
of Claims

State of Wisconsin, County Court,
Rusk County:
In re-Estate of Dan Moriarty, de-
ceased.
IN PROBATE
It appearing by the verified petit
ton of Mary Moriarty of Ladysmith,
in said county, among other things
that Dan Moriarty, of Duluth, Mime
sofa, lately died intestate, leaving es-
tate in Rusk county, Wisconsin, up
on which it is prayed administration
be granted;
Therefore it is Appointed and Or
dered that said petition and mat
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Methodist Episcopal Church

Methodist Episcopal Church
Regular services of the church:
Sunday
1000 a. m. Sunday school,
The church studying.
1900 a. m. Preaching service.
The church worshipping.
$50 p. IN. Epworth League.
The church training.
President: Mrs. A. J. LaidlaW.
1880 D. m. Preaching service.
The church evangelizing.
Thursday
1880 p. m. Prayer meeting.
The church praying.
Any service the church can rende
you will be freely given.
Rev. JOHN BIRRELL, Pastor.
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St. Mary's Catholic

Sunday services: First Mass at
500 a. M; High mass at 1000 a.
M, evening service, Rosary and
Benediction at 1880.
Week days: Masses at 900 and
800 o'clock in the morning, except
Saturday 500, $3.50 and 500 a. m.
Altar Society meets last Sunday in
each month at 200 p. N.
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EnqIish Lutheran Church

Regular services will be held on
the first and third Sundays of the
month at the Odd Fellows hall at
11:O0 a. m.
Sunday school services every Sun
day at 10000 a. NJ
All are cordially invited to attend.
ERNEST w. SCHWARTZ,
Pastor
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Notice

The party that left a two piece
brown suit at Panatorium for clean
ing etc, must call at The Elite
within 10 days and pay charges, or
suit will be sold.
The Elite Clothes Cleanery.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-02-25

WHAT CHILDREN NEED NOW
In spite of the best care mothers
can give them this weather brings
sickness to many children. Mrs. T.
Neureuer, Eau Claire, Wis, writes:
"Foley's Honey and Tar cured my
boy of a severe attack Of Group after
other remedies had failed. 1t is a
wonderful remedy for coughs, colds,
Group and whooping cough. it stops
lagrippe coughs.-Speidel & Speidel.
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Church of Christ

Church of Christ
Services every Sunday as follows:
1000 a. m. Bible School.
11:00 a. m. Worship, Communion
and Preaching.
$50 p. m. Christian Endeavor
meeting.
1880 p. m. Preaching
1880 p. m. Wednesday evening,
Prayer meeting and Bible study.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all to attend the services.
d. J. HOWE, Pastor.
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Scandinavian Lutheran

Scandinavian Lutheran
Services again Sunday, Feb. q.
Services in Norwegian at 10:45 a.
M, and in English at 1880 p. m.
Sunday school every Sunday at
10000 a. m.
JOHN RITLAND, Pastor.
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5 WITH THE LOCAL CHURCHES |:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sc
German Lutheran

German Lutheran
Preaching services next Sunday al
10:30 a. III.
Sunday school at $3.50.
Services at Bruce at 2:30 p. m.
REV. Fl. BAUMBACH, Pastor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-17

Die SeiterreidJer baben III Ser Sc
genb lii0lidl nno IiiO6itlidD bpm
Srient einen srpken GrfDlg aeba6t.
Sic baben an Derid)iebenen Eunf-
ten ifalieniid)e Wr1ben gcnommen
mno ba6en babel 1865 Wefanaene
sentad)f, andD ntebrere Ganonen un6
eff Maidjinenseidlbe erbertet. Ser
ner iiaS iie Gitlid bon NapntfaIcpne
am @Dlf bun SrieIt in Sie italienl-
fdIem Uraben gebrnnsen mn6 babea
oort iueitere 0efangene gemad)t nnS
lueitere 0eidiite erpbert.
@raf MuItfe, Der friibere oeut-
lde OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, fat iett and
in einem Snterpie,u ieine Aniid)tem
iiber Die gase ausgelprodlen, Gr
iaste. y9ie Gteannsen Der Central
madts bered)figen sn Der Amma1-
me, bah bic GntrntemGd,te in Der
3nfnnft andJ nidjts anoeres III err
reihen i'm Stanbe iein meroen, ais
In Der Iergansenbeit, nGtnlidD mid)ts.
Jranfreid bat bereits alle lire
erreidbarem 9ieieroen i'm syefS mnb
lire iiingften Wannidaften 6ereits
in elmer biel itGrferen 0eile eingeso-
gen, dfs bic GentralmadJte. Ias
GngIdnb nnbetrifft, 10 ,uirb Iefbit
bic 2iuangseinsielnng, bic es iebt
einsefiibrt fat b0d)itens Gin paar-
maal bnnoerttanieno Wiann me6r
Tdlaffen, ais es jebt im Selbe fat,
iuas iuenig 8irfung anf ben Sang
Der Greigniiie ba6en iuirO. Die Rni.
fen iinb nidjt nebr i'm SfanSe, cine
allgeueine Cffeniiue at ersreifen
nnb Die gentralmddDfe iinS in 9inf-
faHb 10 itarf, bak lire Stellnngen
uidlf onr6brodlen iperben fonnen.
Die ,sfaliener iteben anf bemIelben
8lab, amf bem iie bor einem Sabr
itanSen nnb es lit flar, baf iie bie
0lterreidlild)en yfeiben nidt omrdJbrs-
den f5nnen." Sn gesmg anf 9lme-
rifa nnb ieinen Wnnitions- nnS
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Hbkolllfllell
'a'. init MI Obregoll
SIT nnierenl Sal allQbintt
DoIrgelegt.
General SCOTS Opt
f11i$ltlAs.
Silla lpieOer bergeitfllt.
0ieht int Onraitee cin
Seer s,tiantntcn.

Gine 9epeide oes rsSnterma.
tional 9eius Serbiee" melbet, mau
babe bei Der apnferens iit Gl YaIt
init Sbresun Elm iogenanntes
n@entlemens' Igreement" abge-
IdluiIen, Das folsenbe 8eitimm1lm-
gen entbalte. bak Gen. Srepino mil
10000 Mann bie 8egenb iim Bar
raj patronilliere nmo Iube nnr
Sronnng bprt amfredjt balte; baf
Die Wierifaner bic 8esenb am 9aiu
@ranbe, Die man bie ogis Senb"
nennt, idarf beiuaden liefen; baf
ale Initremsumsen bpn tlerifani=
ider Seite gennad)t ipiirben. nm Sen
&amfmann 9eemer aus ben 6GmSeil
Der ganbitem sm befreien; SaF feline
atmerifaniiden Srnppen bonn Gtaai
iSunora onrd ben Enlpito yaf
mad Gbibnabma sebradJt iuiiroen,
mm bort i'm Hiifen Der HerIfing'-
Id]en Srnppem su pperierem. 8
- Gen. Scott fat imierer 9ie-
siermng mitgeteilt, bic Garramsa-
,&esierilns lei BON nniern Nbid)tei
jebt senan anterrid)tet nnS Sabnrd)
lei bas 8efGbrlidJe Der Gage iebr
semiibert iuorben. Die merifaniIde
Nesiernns lube borber Elm itarfes
Wistraiieu III /bie Gbrlidfeit nnfez
rer Nbiid)tem aebabt. Sieies Wis-
tranen lei bmrd bic Sonferensen SER
itreitt iuorhen.
- Mns benz 6auptqnartier in
Wterieo narb ge,neloet, |illa Iulle
pOn Ieinen gerunnbnusen uollitan-
big iuieber berseiteat ieiii.
9lns Columbus, 81. 3d., iuiro
beridJtet, @illa siebe in Snransu elm
nenes Seer snIammen. Gr babe
bereits 2500 Wiann nm iidJ selam-
melt.
- Nus Wtaratbon miro gemeloet,
Ser Saufmann Seemer lei bon Sen
amerifaniiden Splbaten aus Den
6GnSen ser merifamiidlen SanSiten
6efreit.
Cine 8epeidc oes ysSriterno-
tionnl 9tefps Serpice". Ser eS often
bar ooratf obqeieben bot, ms 0urd
ieine Sebereien ,mo unIinnigen
9todridten geipoItlam in einen
IdIimmen aonflift NIT 0terico bin-
ein5ltiogen, bebaitptet, i'm noroliden
Wterico piiroen lulgebeuer oiele
8rilppen 8uIammenge5ogen. gS
Ieieu sic qroBten Sruppenbeueglln-
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anr5e l1eberlidlt.

Der friibere 9enernlitabs=
def non MDltfe erflart, bic
Gntentemadte baben bisber
niGts erreidlt itnb ,aperoen aud
IN 5nfnnft Inidlts trreiden.
Die GeitetrtiAer errinsem
fiibIid Dpn srient sfansenbe,
Grfolge.
Die aGmpfe nm ben Siisel
304 bauern fort.
9ie Oeiterreiher beginner
cine neae Gffeniibe in Der
StrDpa Uesen0 In Walisiea.
Die oentid)e Hesiernns per-
Iangt, 6af nentrale SdIffe, bic
Ron ltnterieebooten augebaIten,
bic @orldriften Ses g5lfer-
red)ts beadlten unb feine per-
bahtise geiuesnnsen MAIDEN.
ltnier 9sraiibent iprid)t iiber
feine Saltnns bem gnslano
segeniiber.
Die ensliidJe 3luausseinsie-
bnngs giG lit tn oritter ee-
lung amsenOmmen.
genrbig iuirb ppn 0iterrei-
ddid)en suftidiffen bombar-
biert.
Die Oiterreidiide Sieaieruna
beFdliuert fidJ iiber, Sorpebu-
sIngriffe obne @arnnna amf
Srei OiterreidJiid)e Sanoels-
idiffe.
9ln Der belsiiden aiiIte Iua
eth Seesefedlt siuildDen bent-
fdDen nno engIiIden Sdliffea
itaftsefmnoen baben.
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leidt Elm granb entfad)t iperben.
Wian ntiiile INNER beoenfeiL luie
pieI 3nnbitoff nmberliege. Sc
manS, Ser iolde falide ghfridte,l
in llnllanf iese, ridJte pielleidlt mehr
ltmbeil an, als sSemanb, Ser eineil
Ort an Der inerifanildlen Grense in
8ranb itefte.
Die Sample nm ben 6iisel 304
oamern fprt. Sdarfe Gngriffe iinS
BON ben 8eutIden anf sic frams0ii-
Idlen Stellnnseu bei bem &saIoe BON
slbocOnrt, nm uSoten Wfannes" SIT
gel nnb unf Ger ipeitliden seite Ses
6iigels 304 semadlt iuorben Iae
slngriffe Der Sranspien iunrben ab=
geidlngen.
Die Gniien melsen, baR iie Sen
Marid anf WiDInl fortietten. 9arams
folsern Die engliiden 9epeIdJenfor-
reipunOenten, Oak iie Nfofnl fdon
erreidjt mnb Die nad) gagSab fi6-
renbe gabn i'm 8eiib battem. Gine
,uerfluiiroiee SSee. Die 3nilen iinS
in Sen 8eridten iiber lire, Grfulae
nod ME beldeiben geiueien; iuenn
tie bie gagbab=Sabm i'm geiib bGt=
ten, luiiroen iie Sies audi nit grokem
2arm beridtet baben.
eSn Ser 8eaenO aiuild)en Siina-
burg unO @ilna, am 9plie See, ba-
ben Die Semtidlen ri1iiild)e Grabelt
genommem. ioqen aber ipGter mic
Der ans linen pertrieben iein.
sln Der Strppa in 1alisien babe1
Die Sefterreider nene gngriffe amf
oie Stellmnsen Der 9iniien gentadJt.
eSSsn gelfaft iino aue 8entiibun-
gen 9lsquitb's, Die l1literlellte 81
einem gntgegenfonmen eeeenifber
ben Some gfllle" 2ellten 8ll be-
'iuegen pergeblid) getpeien.
sSn elmer gfote, Bic Graf Bern
itorff geitern 6em GtaatsIefretGr
2aniins iiberreifJte, madt SentidJ-
lanb Die nentralenWGdte Saranf anf-
iiterfIant, Saf Snn6elsIdiffe iiiter
nentraler sslagse, iuenit lie ansebal-
ten iperben, in iflrein 8etrngen Sic
|prid)riften oes @0lferredts beadj=
TEN miiTen. sdDn cine geipesnng
bes Gdiffes anf bas lrnterieebpOt at
fDnne gefGbrlifJ iuer0en.
CeiterreidHidje 9nftidiffe baben
Sienitag abemb Somben anf @enebig
eeiuorfem. Gin Sans ipmrbe beida-
bist nno siuei Giuiliitsn iuuroen ae-
.totet.
Nns 9tum ipiro gclneloet, feinofi-
DIE enftidiffer bGtten periud)t, Ell
men gabnsng sil seritOren, amf BEN
iidD bic a0nigin nno lire &inber
befnnben battem. @emm bies iuabr
lit, oann baben tie gans geiuif fei-
ne Ibnnng BON Der Inweienbeit ser
a0niain anf Oem 3nse sehubt.
9lus Berlin meloet man: gr-gidp-
fer gllfreo q. 9fippert aus Ohio,
8ice 8r6iioent ser oelttId-ameri-
foniiden Gereiniglnq, oeren 3ieI
Der @ieoeraufbnu Der pertpiilteten
8ebiete III OitpreuBen uno Sic I'm
terltiibllug Der Ginmobner bieler
8eaenoen iii. trof ouf Ieincn @eae
na6 SltpreuBen bier Gin. Gr miro
bier NIT Den oeutihen 8eboroen
iiber Oie 0titteI lmo @ege beraten,
nuf melden man ben Ginipobnern
SItpreilBens OH beitcu belfen uno
Sic beimgelnhten Srtlhoiten ipie-
tsortfeb,tne oilf Geite AZ
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gen. Die lie in Werico itattgefunoen
bdtten SIN Sort @liB iebe man
oiele 8eipegung NIT GROCER Belorg=
nis uno als General @abira in
Suare5 neulib erfl1rte, iie finoe
ilur ftatt, Inn iene @egeilb an ser
@ren5e BON 9anoiten 5u ianbern,
lei in Sort gIiB Ser 3niab gemadt.
aNidt nm tie gu Iallbern, lotbern
INN fie nit ganoiten an5ufiiaen" J,
cine AeuBerung Die ihmerlih ge-
nadt lit, melisltens nidt IN 9or-
meite zines Observation-Disclosures
gbenio bebauptet Die 0epelbe, Gen.
Scott babe Die gerbanolung nit
Sbreeon nit foigettoer grfldrltng
gum s(bihluB gebraht.. 8enn ssbr
nidt nabgebt, Sbregon. 10 iperoer
Die Ser. Staaten 250,0OO Monll
na6 Waerieo iuerfen uno gub ner=
nidten." g8ir brauben mol niht
5r iagen, oaB oiele 9leuBerlng gang
geipiB niht genlaht lit.
8eneral Eeribing bat boree=
ff)lagen, snr beiieren 3atrpmillie-
runs Der @rense elm MotpreDele-
forps ei1lsnridten, Sas ans ad)tnnr-
biersig Maidinen, breifis boppel-
fitigen nnb aftsebn einiitisen, be-
iteben Ioll. Die 8aiis fir 0ieIe Ha-
troniaenfabrten ipa @ EaIO Iein.
gsadJ einem 8erift Yerihims's
lit sSitlio aeoita, eines Der ISintan-
ten %tlla's, bei oem srcffen iii
Dips Ismles gefallen.
Die iieben &onlpagnien Slit
itenartilerie, Die bier 5uiar1lnenge-
5ogen iDaren, peroen nod Del &io
eeianot.
- S4 Weotor Srufs lno 1913
Gbauffeurs (3ipiliiten) fino auf Der
Meile bierber nno nod Columbus.
g. W., Inn I'M transport 0ienlt
Der g(rniee gerfpenblng 5u finoen.
- General Sbreson lit am
Sienitas in Ser merifaniiden 0anpt-
itnbt iueber seinsetruffen. Gr hat
te iDfort nad ieiner Infnnft cine
lInterrebang init Garransa.
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= Sefret1r Banning bat Die Gr-
fldrune abgegebelt, oaB Der in @ng-
lanb oerbaftete amerifaniihe Biir-
ger Sanniel Sf)ipur5 nidt ali elmer
9efdnibuna ieitens Der Ser. Stoa-
ten berehtigt lei. Gr babe feline Na=
tliralilations &apiere burd) iinlau
tere, 5peifelbafte Mfittel erlanat nnh
lei in ENGLAND megen 9eipobnlid)er
Sdipinoeleien eingeitedt; oie ihm
sur Gait geleaten gergeben uareu
getpobnIider frimineIler pmh onrh-
aus niht politilher Natrr. Sin Gin.
greifen oes gluslpdrtigen slnttc5
ipiiroe oesbalb ourhaus imbered)tiat
lein.
Die 0ernofroten bon Wiihi-
gan, oie. Ioeben III 2aniing Snr
Stuatsfonpention ,5uianrtengetreten
fino, iino, tpie BON oortber eemel-
set miro, eiltltimntig fir @ilion.
Im 0tittipoh miro oos syltfti3-
fomites oes Senats iiber oic Gr-
nennung graltoeis 5um 9fitgIieo
bes Sber. @irnoesqerihtS abitim-
nter.
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9iiitiser, erifflaiiiser Manrtr,
garalltiert CUTE slrbeit, lpiinldt slr-
belt, pro Gag 3 Collar. @ebt aud
oufs 2ano. sloreiie.. 6. granSitet-
ter, t22 8arions Str, San gnto-
nio, Seras.
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ieiner Wobnung gebraht.
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