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Tombstone epitaph., 1921-10-09
JAPAN RESPONSIBLE FOR NEW
HIGH PRICE ON FOREIGN SILVER

NEW YORK, Oct 5.-The further
advance in foreign origin silver. from
IS to - cents for the latter part Of
September, was closely related to op
erations by Japan. That country has
been large buyer in China, chiefly Of
cotton. and has been compelled to be-
come a large silver buyer at the par
ticu!ar time it is trying to force an
exclusiyelyg Old standard on the Chi
nese in Darien.
Ar interesting development is that
while Japon is increasing gold circu-
lation in Manchurita, aside from plac-
ing the Darien Produce Exchange on
an absolute gold basis, the native Chi
nese are proceeding to sell the gold
and secure a larger amount of silver
with the proceeds.
The premium on silver for immedi-
ate delivery still exists in the London
market apparently showing a scarcity
OF supplies there. The so-called New
London price has also
been higher than in London and the
price on foreign origin has actually
been made first in New York rather
than reversely.
Larger silver buying by Chinese
banks has also contributed to prevail
ing strength as we forecasted in our
previous reviews. Silver stocks at
Shanghai are smaller compared with
those earlier in the month. Chinese
banks on Aug. 30 held s25.350,OoO and
25.764,0 900 taels. silver.
Export trade is also larger out of
China This is true OF trade with
Great Britain, India and Japan. Ex-
cess exports of China to this country
in August was s3.499,000.
India has been buying less since
the London-Indian rate advanced to Il
3-4d. and since it has started to buy
gold in the London markets. Rupee
rates, New York, hold at 90. Bombay;
90 IL Calcutta, and transfers at Lon
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-10-09
YOUTHFUL PAL OF ZANE
.8 GRAY KILLS A GRIZZLY

MIAMI. Oct 8. George Taught
fourteen year old boy, killed giant
grizzly bear on his way home from
school yesterday. George. his little
sisters and brothers were on their
way from school near Payson when
they suddenly rounded turn in the
path and were encountered by an 500
pound bruin. Bruin on being dis
turbed reared to his full height and
was about to crush one OF the smaller
children when George shot him thru
the neck with high-powered' % call
ibre Savage rifle, the shot was fatal
and the bear was killed instantly.
George is the son of Babe Taught,
trapper and guide for Zane Gray. the
author. The gun with which George
killed the bear was given to him by
Zane Gray and his name is engraved
on it. The children. while on their
way to school the day before had
seen bunch of wild turkeys. George
was carrying the gun in hopes of bag
ging a turkey with the small gun,
when he encountered the bear.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-10-09
don. at Il Ia.

Transfers. London on India. advanc-
ed Sept 30 to II SD when India
again came into the gold market as
buyer.
Accumulation of silver in India is
large, however. especially in the coun-
try districts Silver coin ana bullion
in India is also smaller.
Cotton shipments. India to Japan
and China for the past week. amount
to 10000 bales and total Of 21s.O00
bales in the past five weeks.
Far Eastern demand fer cotton ap-
pears to lie pronounced.
Statistics on charaetes~ OF export
movements of China fpr September
are not available here so far but wiz
no dou!S show very large movement
The Shanghai rate CO London is Up
to Is. Id. and cable -ates. New York,
So
Purchases of domestic silver under
the provisions of tfe Pittman law and
at n an ounce nee 800 IA cents. Den
ver) now amoune to 1856. $3.50 ounces
So far this year.
A Chinese Scsndinavanian hank has
been established at Stockholm under
authorization OF the Chinese govern
ment, CaEIsal is slO.O00.os9 A part
of the shares were sold il China and
subscription exceeded tie allotment.
! The American Manufacturing Co.,
of ST, Louis. $4,000 900 corporation,
manufacturers OF jute bags. will move
its plants to Calcutta, India. 1t en-
ploys 100 operatives
| Gold shipments. India to this coun.
try. continue About S2.3o0. 900 was
received on the Empress OF India
this week. Guaranty Trust Co. re,
ceived Sl,3o0,O00 of this amount
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-10-09
TROOPER TO BE TRIED
FOR SHAVING MAN

TUCSON, Oct 1.-TWO Lieutenant
cOlonels, a major and four captains
are among the witnesses that wiH ap-
pear at the coming trial of Gordon A..
Tolliver, a private Of Troop A. Tenth
cavalry. charged with having shot AMI
killed Robert Jackson. at Fort Hua-
chuca March 5. 1921
Tolliver is now in jaii in Tucson.
having ben committed without bond
on complaint alleging murder.
Papers in the case were received
yesterday morning by the clerk OF
the United States district court from
United States Commissioner J. c.
Jetmore Of Fort Huachuca. before
whom Tolliver entered q plea OF not
guilty July % OF this year
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-10-09
PERJURY CHARGE PLACED
AGAINST PARADISE MAN

TUCSON, Oct. 3.-Papers were
filed in the United States Clerks Of
flee Saturday afternoon in the case OF
the United States VS.. Robert L. Her
charged with perjury.
II is alleged that Herrell, while 4
witness in the final proof Of home
stead entry heing applied for by Ed
ma NJ. Mcdowell. feIopiously commit
ted perjury in his testimony. He
was arrested recently and waived
hearing before the United States Com
missioner at Paradise, who released
him on 81 900 bond.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-10-09
PORTO RICO WANTS
ARIZONA BULLETIN

PHOENIX. Oct. From Porto Ri
co has come the request for copies Of
FL Siudado de Nino. bulletin issued
By the child hygiene department CT
the state board of health
Mrs Charles r. Howe, director of
the department. who assembled the
COPY from different authorities. has
received numerous calls for the
Spanish bulletin which tells of the
proper care of a child. She has had
It translated into Spanish and has
repeated demands for copies both
from ali points ia Arizona as vel. IS
from other states The Porto Rico
request was signed by the director
Of survey OF children.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-10-09
STATE LAND DEPARTMENT
TURNS OVER $44.9ie.2+

PHOENIX. Oct. 4-The net cash
receipts OF the state land department
during September amounted to SAL
1922 This amount was turned
over to the state treasurer today. The
receipts came from the following
sources.
Interest and rentals, s2l.199.f.;
sales. slo.733.O5; fees. sl3242s; re-
funds. SCAT
Rudolph kuchler. state land com
missioner. had turned s3T1.65i.7j
into the state treasury as the re-
ceipts Of his office since the first OF
the year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-10-09
DOOMED MAN is SANE,
PHYSICIANS DECLARE

PHOENIX, AriZ., Oct. 8. - Theo-
dore West, now awaiting execution in
the state PRISON for the murder OF his
travelling companion near Kingman
several months ago, is absolutely
sane. according to the report of DR..
Huffman. Prison physician at Flor
ence. and DR.. II. A. Hughes. Sr.. If
Phoenix.
The physicians examined West at
the request Of Governor Thomas f.
Campbell and their report was for
warded to the governor today by Cap
tain Thomas Rynning. superintendent
Of the prison at Florence.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-10-09
SCARLET FEVER is
FOUND IN MESA


MESA. Ariz. Oct. 3.-O:scovery
OF at least two cases Of scarlet fever.
one in the local schools. and the iso-
lation OF both cases, marks the arriv-
al Of the first fall illnesses from this
disease in the Mesa district. accord
.ng to reports OF physicians. Both
cases are light, and the patients ar,
not dangerously i'll.
Luella Russell. OF Evergreen acres,
returned home from school Monday
afternoon ill., An examination show
ed that she had scarlet fever. the
first case vas discovered several days
previously in the country.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-10-09
SHERIFF ARRESTS BOY WHO
ESCAPED FROM FORT GRANT

NOGALES. Ariz.. Oct 3. Sheriff
George White returned this morning
from San Rafael Valley where he
took into custody Arnold Phelps, Is
years Old. who escaped two months
ago from the Fort Grant Industrial
School.
Phelps was sent up to the industrial
school on the alleged charge of horse
stealing. He has escaped from the
school two times, making his last
escape two months ago, and being ap-
pretended when he reached the San
Rafael Valley.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-10-09
PRICE EoR CORONADO
RANGES ARE TO BE REVISED


TUCSON. Oct 5.-Revision OF the
lease prices for cattle ranges in the
Coronado forest reserve will be based
upou survey recently inauguratei
by rhe local Office OF the United
States forest ssTvice. announced Su-
pervisor Hugh Calkins Tuesday morn
ing BY recent act OF congress the
forest service vas authorized to pro-
coed with an appraisesnent OF the
Values of ranges in national reserves
xith view TO a complete revision of
she scale charged cattlemen and the
entire area Of the Coronado forest
will be covered in the project to be
carried o1e by the local Office
Frank Grub. assistant forest sd
pervisor. has been assigned to the
task of appraiseuent from the local
Office md left Recently for the Gaia
lima district. WHARF he is at the pres
ent time. The Rincon range district
has been completed by Grubb. with
the assistance of the rangers employ
ed. there.
In each district to which Grub,
will proceed as one is completed. the,
rangers familiar with the region will.
give material assistance in the exLen-
sive project. Their individual kaowl-
edge of local conditions will hs. in
that way of immense value in accu-
racy in the checking up of leass val
ues.
4 survey of the entire Coronado
forest will require not less than two
years. according to Calkins. who ex-
plains that it is proposed to put the
new rate schedule into effect in 1924
| Detailed statistics in regard to
every range in each district will be
prepared by Grub accurately, il Or
I der 10 have all information desirable
II convenient form yhen needed for
rate fixing. The fundamental object
is 10 establish more accurately than
past and presen. data permits the
value per head OF cattle per year Of
grazing rights on ranges.
( Work on the project will not be
carried on continuously by Grub,
/ but will be interspersed with his
other duties. Spending a limited time
I in each district, he will in the inter
val between projects return to the To-
cal Office of the forest service and
keep up his ordinary duties
While it is not certain whether
rates are on the average underratsi
or overrated, it is anticipated that
changes will be made in moe, lease
prices throughout the reserve on the
basis of the more up-,o-date infor-
nation to be provided by Grubb
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-10-09
TO OPEN UP

JOHNSON, Ariz., Oct. 3. - Eastern
parties interested in the mines at
Johnson have been here on an inspec-
ton trip and are arranging to make
repairs and taking preliminary steps
to reopen their mines as soon as the
demand for copper warrants The
mines at Johnson have been good
producers for more than twenty years
whenever the copper market has been
such as to warrant operations.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-10-09
PAT HATToN, PIONEER
MINER, PASSES AWAY

DOUGLAS. Oct. Pat Hatton, a
pioneer mining man at Dos Cabezas,
died yesterday afternoon at the coua.
ty hospital He was IS years old. He
had been a resident in the Dos Cabe-
zas district for 30 years and had
many friends He is survived by a
brother. Tom Hatton The funeral
was held from the Catholic church
this afternoon at four O'Clock
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-10-09
MEXICAN MINER INSTANTLY
KILLED WHEN MUCK FALLS

MIAMI. AriZ.. Oct. 3.-Anastacio
Rodriguez. 4 miner in the employ Of
the Miami Copper Company. was in
stantly killed this morning when an
overhanging mass of rock in the drift
liz which the man was working fell,
and crushed his head
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-10-09
eiseEE MINER DRIVES =
PICK INTO "OUD" AND
KILLED BY EXPLOSION

BISBEE. Oct Matt e. Gregg.
a miner, was almost instantly killed
this morning when he drove his pick
into an unexpIoded charge OF powder
in one Of the works Of the Co'e mine
here. Gregg had been resident Of
Bisbee for three years.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-10-09

Yuma~Nining activities in King Of
Arizona district show big increase.
Yuma-Bard district farmers get
fancy prices for alfalfa seed crops
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-10-09

Phoenix-Nationai Life Insurance
Co.'S capital increased $1S5, 900.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-10-09

Oatman-New shaft of United East
ern down $50 feet
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ansfnnft in bentider Sprude.

9as alisfunftsbiiro int bcllti6e,
Spra6e 9ibt bereitpilligit unb TO.
'tenlos Gilsfunft iiber ollie Die @ur
DISCRIMINATING betrcffenoe GngeIe.
genbciten. offentlid)cs @cfunbbeits.
lpeicn, Solboten. uno Motroienon.
gclegenbeitcn, @eiesecbnns. arbei.
terperb6ltniiie, DECENTRALIZATION, Cir.
panberung, acknowledging, Steuer.
peicn. &eiicpdiie, Graiebunqsueien
II. I. 10. anfroeen iino at ritten
on @erman 0ibtfion gurcou
of 5orei9n Language Sniormotion
Scrpice. american Rco Gross. 1914
goIt, 2Stb Street, Stem gorf, 81. ~
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miro aIn 10. @priI Itottfinoen.


miro an 10. @priI Itottfinoen.
Sbeo. @erritIen uno @attin, bon
8oibington, befanoen ii6 leste $50.
die bier gum 8eiu6 bon 8%ertuanoten.
Y. s. S6minte bat bereits ben
9ciib beS @rudt Storegei66fteS
iibernommen, ooS er fiir3li6 gefuttft
bot.
5rcO 6. 8ittrod, Brinaipul Der
Morriion SditIe, mar ON Sreitog
in Scrmonn in SdillongeIegenbeiten.
Soiepb @etcl, BON Sermann, mar
lebtc ISOLDE bier I'M 8citclungen auf
jungc ObltbGume cntgcgen gu ncb.
men.
Senrp Stof bcrfaufte leste go
DIE cinen Deere Selbitbinoer an
Gbug. S6mitt, bon BotSoum; einen
Sormuagcn uro Gornpflon3er an
SSobn 9uiic, bon Gbamois, uno 1e
Elm 9uqgp OH Senrp Seneber, bon
Sope, un6 Ratban Gerber, bon
Gbomois.
@Gbreno borlette 8ode erobe
OuontitGten 3eiSen bierber gebroht
murbcn, lporen Die 3ufibren tuab'
reno letter ISOLDE MIR gering.
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bon SotSoam,
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/. notli6e cnglii6c IbenOgotteSSenIt
itott. Sn oemielbcn uerOcn Itereop.
tiife gil0er aus ser 2el6ensge.
ifidte uno aus ser IltferItebungS'
geIdi6te Seiu ben 8ortrog crldlt.
tern.
am 8%almionnto9 fon6 in Ser ct.
Syocobi Stride in Rorriion ole 9on.
firmation itott. 9obet 5cigte it6,
Dab bic Stride mad Ser IcBten bal.
Iiden 4enoerung gar prGfttg fir
NuSifmiidltng BEL ioldcn feItlidet
@elegcnbeiten ei9nct. Sic Narnett
Der &in6cr, ipclde ibren Saltfbun6
cr1cuerten, iinb: 2olIra @aiuer,
9(licc Calf, 8alter 9eppe, @eorg
@ittbauS, Clarence Rie6erbelmat.
SorolO 8oeger, Clarence 8odting,
WiiIton 8eters mo Charles 8ober.
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WtOrrtiOu

Grob0em Ser @inter toum Dor
iiber lat @nt. Rctcrs fiir5lid i6on
GrntemoI6inen berfnuft unO omar
ic cinen International SeIbitbtnOer
al @at. 8orglls unO 5reO 2eint'
fucbIer, bon Sotsoant. GbenfalS
eiren Gultibotor OIL 2ouiS &ramltd.
BON Worriion @ottom.
@ultcr &lcnf, bon Serntonm, lpar
letten 9onnerstog bier in 8cid1f.
ten.
Gbos. 8ocger miro nit iCincr ia.
miIic bolo ooS @obubolts be5iebcr
bos CT fiir5lih bon 2ouiS 2effmonr
gefnuft bot. gr bat an bcmielbcr
gro3e @erbeiierungen nltsfiibren uni
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@~ufieripItem beriebcn Goiien ltnO be.
fitt min eincs Ser mo6ernIten Wob.
nl,ngen in Worriinn,
T6uli & Sons, Better ser Mtr,
fern (9aunifuIc) bnben 0ieies SaGl
cine rieii9e In5nbl iltn9er SbitbGu
me, Defenders IpfcI66umc berfallft,
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len @cItcQllngen nndtommen tonna
ten.
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noe, leiocr jcbod I6bt icin @eInno'
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bergniiaen in Gromer's SaIe itntt.
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reren @oden BON einenl Iutomobil
ol1f Ser Golntproa6 iiberfabren utto
ihltmm pcrlebt ipor0cn mar, 1T tpte.
ser bo1ItGnOie bergcItent.
Der acknowledgements mar in
lcttercr Belt eir iol6 gutter in nlIe'
rer Stoot, Oob Die gtcr5te ilbcr flouc
@ci6Gitc 3t f(oaen beainnen.
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2oltiS Boss Gin Woline Sractor
Sdeibcn. @g9e.
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miro onn Sonntog, Den 3. april IN
Der 6. 6. Of u. &ole oobier ooS
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@intp" sur g(uffiibrun8 bringen.
Die nG6ite S%criommltng oes
Morriion 8oit Der gmericm 2egior
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@ie man giirser Der gereiuisten
StaateR tuir6.
(Sortiesung,)

Dos 9atllroliiations9elu6 muB
BON Dem 9eipcrbcr e%igenbdnnig in
6em Bureau 6es Glerfs 6es @erifts.
bOfes untcridricbcn mcroen. Bur
o(eiden 3eit mlB cS aud Ourd) Die
beSdnuorenen Iusiaeen non 2 9itr.
oern Der 8ereini9tcu Stuaten be-
trGftigt Derocn.
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oes @usIageformllors:
@eri6tsbof bon .~..~
I'm Gngclegenbeit Der 8itti6rift
Ses ...-.... als Burger Der 8erei-
nioten Staaten bon amerifa auge.
Ioiien gu neroen.
.-......, @eridtsfisung.
(geome oes eriten 3eugcn) bon
8eruf ...~~, mobnboft gu --~...-, unb
@eame oes 5peiten 3eu9en) ......
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Ioot nad @ereioieung ieber fir lid
aus, 6aB CT 8iirger Der 8ereinigter
Stooten bon Imcrifa lit, DOB er see.
...-...., ben oben g%enannten 9ittlttl'
Ter, bcIt1noig ieit peni9itens 5 Sab
rem rmmittelbar Dor Oem 9atllm Der
@inrci6uno Ser 9ittifrift ols 9c
pobner ser &ereinigtcn Staaten uni
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@inrei6en 0icicr 9ttti6rift ais 9e
nobner 6c8 Stuotes, Serritoriul
(o6cr 9iitrift bon Golumbia), il
6em oaS oben be5cihnetc 8elu6 Elm
qereidt ipurbe, peri0nli6 fennt, Uni
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te @eIu6iteller bon 9lttem morali
ifen Gbarafter rn6 Sen 8runoIGt
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geeignet lit, als 8iirger Der Serci
nigten Staoten 5ugelaiien 81 tper
Den.
Same oes erIten 3eu9el
Same oeg 5lpeitcn 3cltger
lt%nteridrieben unb beidporen /
meiner 8eeenpart ant . Sag
0eS -....~-. 19.-..
.-...SffiaieIIe Stell,lng bcs q
oesabnebmers.
8enn oie 9iirger, Die bie bei6pt
rene @usIage moden uoturaliiic1
fino, miiiien iie BENT Naturoliit
tionseraminotor Der &eqicrung il
rem 9iirgerbrief bor5eigcn.
Die 5ipei 3eueen erflGren, Dab Il
ben 8ittiteller oolrcrn6 fir bic 0ore
bon meni9ltens 5 Subren fett1let
iuenn err felt 5 Sahren bcit1nbig /
Dem Gtootc mobnt, in Dem 0os o.
1l6 eingcrei6t miro. Sat Der @it
teller iebod cinen Sell Scr film
iGbrigen 9erio6e IN cincnt unberc
Staate ODER in mcbrercn an6crC
Stootcn 9elcbt, 70 fam or ii
f6riftlide, Dor einenl 0ffcntli6c
&otar Undergraduate g(rtsiogcn be
f6affen, sic Sen 3eitrarm oedcn, 5
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9ittIteller ongebcn, mas or 81 III
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idaffen. Non bcudtc genalt, 90
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f0nneil, I'M 81 beipeiien BOB s.
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8ittIteqer lei 1 Sabre ober ldnger
in oemt Staote lebt, in ocm or oas
@eiil6 cinrei6t.
2ebt Der 8ittIteaer 3. 9. in SEEM.
gorf Gitp 1,no bcrbradte er Die er.
item orei Sabre Der filnfiGbri9en Be'
rio6c in Buffalo, 81. g., 10 geitattct
ibm oaS @eiet nidt, baB er bon lei-
men 3eugen in Buffalo idriftIid be
idporcnc Iusiagcn beibringt, er
n1uB bielmcbr feline 8ittidriit bon
5mei &ilrgern Der Sereint9ten Staa.
ten bcfrGftigen loiien. hie nit Inn
fortIaufen6 wGbrenO Ser gan5en s.
jGbrigen 8eriooe befonnt paren.
Ser 9iirgerredtsfanoibat muB
m%enigitcns 1 Sobr Dor Der @inrei6s
ing oes Observation-Disclosures in
0cn1 Staotc leber, in Dem CT bas
Geiu6 einrei6t. Sober &anOibat
miro iommt ieinen 9 3ellgen m1b.
reno ser 90.tGgigen 9crioOe bon
Dem G%raminotor Ser Notltralilas
tionsbeboroc bernommcn. 8eim
S6luBperb0r inn @cridtsbof fonner
nclte 3eltgen beigebra6t meroen,
menn oic uripriingli6en 3eugen IN
folgc bon SOB, &ranfbcit o6er ion'
itigen ~binoern6en llmItGnoen MIDI
criheinen f0nnen. Die berifiebener
8ertdtsbofe i'm 2anoe babelt in 8e'
aug uuf Die @rietung non 3euger
boneinanoer peri6iebene 8eltimmi1n
gen erlaiien. Wtan ionte iid oesbalt
in bieier angelegenbeit an ben Gler
be8 in Srogc fommerloen @eridtsbo
fes menoen. Die 3eugen miiiien Der
9iirgerrchtsfonoioaten be9leiten
niht MIR ipenn err fem NatltraliIa
tionSgeild einreidt, ionbern altd
bcim S6IuBpcrb6r. Die alt8 SC
@ci6ringl1ng ser 3G,0en cntitcben
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