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The Washington times., 1922-10-15
LONDON, oct. 8.

LONDON, oct. 8.
THE mystery Of the death Of Adele,
Countess Of Essex, the noted
beauty and Anglo Americas social
leader, has become the foremost topic Of
gossip in the highest circles Of England.s
A new inquiry into the tragedy Is sure to
be demanded by the authorities, who are
not at all satisfied with the vague verdict
Of the Coroner's Jury empaneIled in the
case. 1 :
Lady Essex, who, before her marriage
to nobility, was the beautiful Adele
Beach Grant, Of New York, was found
dead in her bathtub after gay dinner
and bridge party with Mrs. Margot As
quith and other noted figures in fashion
able high society The party was at the
house Of the Hon. Mrs. Rupert Beckett,
whose pretty daughter, Pamela, ran away
from home 80 strangely year ago.
Lady Essex had not been to bed since
returning from the party. She had not
taken bath. She was lying dressed in
her cheuise stretched across the bottom
Of the bathtub. Upon the shelves were
an array Of bottles and among them were
q bottle of brandy and one of eau de
cologne chloroform. .
Her maid, alarmed at not receiving the
usual call in the morning, went TO her
bedroom and found the bed empty. She
then called for help and opened the
bathroom door and was horrifed to find
her mistress lying dead there, ~ though
stretched in coffin. >
A eoroner's jury has declared that Lady
Essex died from heart failure, but the
inquest and verdict have failed to satisfy
. many persons and to answer many peril
nent inquiries, Why we're not the do
ings at the gay dinner party more fully
investigated? r. 5E E.tt ~...
Why was it that Lady Essex, who Ii
said to have left the dinner party at 1910
q. m, had not gone to bed at past
eight o'clock in the morning? Had she
taken drugs or liquors? While there 10
natural disinclination among relatives TO
have such distressing matters investi-
gated, the public has right to the fullest
details in the case of mysterious death.
There Is therefore persistent demand
that the authorities shall reopen the case.
Inc Countess OF Essex was the daughter
Of the late David Beach Grant, Of New
York. As very young girl she married
the late Earl of Essex. She was noted
for her brightness and vivacity a. well ~
her beauty, and she became conspicuous
figure in the Anglo American set Of King
Edwards time, which included such social
lights as Lady Randolph Churchill and
Lady Paget. N &
Lady Essex's peculiar Temperament
caused society to nickname her LADY All
Nerves." She was the Earl's second wife
and had two pretty daughters, Lady Joan
and Lady Iris Capel, the second Of whom
Is the wife of Lieutenant Osbert Peake,
while the first was q recent visitor to the
United States.
The Earl died in 1916 and his title was
inherited by his son BY his first marriage.
Two years ago It was generally believed
that the Countess would marry the Wild
owed Duke of Connaught, uncle Of the
King, who had long been friend Of hers,
but the expected wedding did not occur,
because II was said the Dukes daughter,
Lady Patricia Ramsay. was opposed toft
The Washington times., 1922-10-15

Lady Essex's French maid, alarmed
al not receiving the usual call In the
morning, broke into the bathroom
and found. her mistress clad in her
chemise and stretched out IN the I
The Washington times., 1922-10-15

= tub as though in her cofin."
The daily times., 1922-02-14

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piece Sauce pan sets, made of pure aluminium |
This is one of the biggest bargains you q M
will See. Dollar Day Special only VAeVV
POTS
Aluminium Pots of assolced Sizes and dlHerent
shapes, regular $3.50 value, Dollar C1 M
Day, Special Lew
BASKETS
1S SO inch Laundry Baskets, made Of good
h1 heavy splits gl Reg Regular s1ss seller 81 .
OCEDAR POLISH
Ocedar Polish, the 60c size, Dollar 81 M
Day Wednesday only, 2for---------VA wv
FRYING PANS
8in Frying Pans, regular 39c seller, @1 M
Dollar Day Special, for-----------@ ~ wv
DISH PANS /
Medium Size Dish, Pans fine grade tin, C1 M
while they last only, 2 for--------- ~AeVV
TUBS
No / galvanized Tubs extra heavy C1 m
quality Dollar Day Special only------V wv
DOUBLE BOILERS
Made of good heavy grade aluminium regular
$1.98 Sellers, Dollar Day Price G1 M
sonlv
The daily times., 1922-02-14
PIECE GOODS
Second Floor

In white and fancy colors, Dollar 61 M
PAJAMA CHECKS
Pajama Checks full SO in. wide, good d mn
heavy grade, Dollar Day yards s-----Q 1 .UU
LONESDALE CAMBRIC
Lonesdale Cambria, full SO in. wide, C1 m
Dollar Day. Yards Q4 eUU
SHEETING
SO in. wide good heavy quality Sheet q M
ing, Special Dollar Day, IL rds-----.p Nv
BATISTE
Flesh Colored Batiste pretty Sheer C1 M
Quality, Dollar Day yards------- QA wv
DRESS CINGHAMS
New Spring Dress Ginghams in all the new pat
terms fast colors, regular 25c value, C1 m
Dollar Day, yards------------- @AsVV
ROMPER CLOTH
80 in width in light and dark patterns for
Children's DresseA-spd Rompers, &1 M
Dollar Day, yards for------------ VA wv
The daily times., 1922-02-14

Regular 15c Lace, very special
Dollar Do Day at p yards S1.OO
One lot Of Lace and Insertion,
sold up as high as 15c per yard
Dollar Day price, C1 M
20 yards f0r--------- QAeVU
Hickory Sanitary Belts c1 M
special at 5 for-------0x sVU
o. N. T. Sewing Cotton C1 M
% spoo1s for---------rpx eVV
Gs!& esadz 79ys fgs.Ia Needles, u $1.OO
o. N. T. Crochet Cotton d M
g. ajed ddae@ RsttGRs forin:lz in all sizes $1.O0
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-05-31
The Automobile and Changing Conditions
Everything Speeded Up Acquaintance Broadened and
Life Made More Pleasant Because
of the Motor Vehicle
By F. E. Dawson
The Passing of the Horse.


1t but yesterday Father htched old Dobbin
the Concord wagon the odfashioned shay whose hs
loose and whose wheel and drove the
village with it's htchng posts in front odorous horse
sheds in the
That day has gone Now Father drives purring motor
and stops at modern hitchng posa curb gasoline
Then he from home hour now he back
Is minutes Then he spent considerable time in curryng
the horse Harvesting and embarrassing the old and
eng about the stable when going coming Now he slips
into the of the backs swiftly out of the yard wh
the road steps the and down the street
flash You hear his horn he swings around the and
before have begun to expect his return here he back
again, with the chores all done.
A Machine Passing Every Thirty Seconds.
At first thought it would that everyone
of vintage But that is not the fact quite
yet 'What is civlization?" asks California writer
you street ten street
trucks few electric fire engines the police patrol
ambulance and funeral before dare make
picture? Then take the statement
road alone in Massachusetts, 100000 worth goods
there passed in IA days $4,000 passenger trucks
machine every 80 One step lively
ito such road as that.
Speed! 1t is increasing everywhere.
The story is told of caught at point where
roads interseced Looking in direction he
bearing down him. Turning in another direction
saw rapidly approaching automobile. In still another way
there was heavy truck roaring down him. Looking up
he saw an arsp falling him from the sky There
only thing to do. He quickly up the cover of
manhole in the street and dropped subway only
killed by tunnel train will the automobile is
omnipresent
Startling Motor Statistics.
Why just look at the actual figures given
the stascan of Automove Industries you want start
has traced them down. the truck though
the figures published the manufacturers
ing out their finished product by thousands daily According
to this authority there in the whole world exclusive
motorcycles and tractors 2588949 Of the total num-
$50 in the United States international Review
says that IN some of our states the saraton point being
Continued page 10Y
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-05-31
AVOID MUCH TRAFFIC
ON AUTOMOBILE TRIP
Census Shows Tuesday or Wed
nesday as Best Days.
Survey Made by Bureau of Public
Roads on One of Most Travelled
Highways in United States
Start Early in Morning.

II you are going on an automobile
trip and want to avoid all possible
traffic you should go on Tuesday or
Wednesday. Such is the conclusion
reached from a study of q traffic census
taken recently by the bureau of pub
lie roads, United States Department of
Agriculture, on one of the most travelled
roads in the United States. If you
want to go at an hour when there will
be the least traffic, start between 2
and 3 o'clock in the morning.
Traffic increases in amount steadily
from Wednesday to Saturday, the
census shows, and, then jumps into big
volume on Sunday. The volume on
Sunday is about twice that on Tues
day or Wednesday. On Monday there
Is decided drop from the Sunday
figures and on Tuesday the lowest
ebb is reached.
There is less traffic on the road be-
tween 2 and 3 o'clock in the morning
than at any other time of day. From
3 O'Clock to 5 there is slight increase );
then a steady climb until IL. Between
IL O'Clock and 1 there is a slight drop
and then an Increase again until the
peak is reached between 2 and 3. At
ter o'clock traffic drops slightly until
z when the decrease becomes more
pronounced. By midnight traffic has
almost reached it's lowest point.
Ninety per cent of the days traffic.
the census shows, rolls over the road
between a. m. and 8 p. M, and -
per cent between ] D. IN. and p. M.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-05-31

White MILDLY Suits, sizes IL to %,
priced at ..........$ So. 95 ca.
There are Miss America Suits that have
sold at $5.95 or more each.
A lot of White Skirts for Automobile
Show days at ..... CSC, ST .95, So. 95
One of these Skirts with white waist
will make very cheap suit for nurse or
waitress.
$3.50 ones at 2.95
$595 to $3.50 ones at ~ 3.95
$3.50 to $3.50 ones at .......... 9.75
$500 ones at $3.50. 1895
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-05-31

That uses about 2590 less gasoline
That uses from one-third to one
fourth as much oil.
That is easier to guide.
That is more comfortable to ride In.
That has a Stewart speedometer con-
nected on transmission.
That has an oil gauge on dash.
That has one-man top.
That has gypsy style back curtain.
That has three speeds forward.
That has water pump.
That has a radiator that will not
freeze when motor is running.
That has Roller Bearings in front
wheels.
That has a slanting windshield:
That has movable windshield glasses
for summer comfort.
That has the Willard Rubber Tread
Battery, guaranteed two years.
That has low theft insurance rate.
That has pockets in all four doors.
That has a handshift lever.
That has both a hand and foot gas
accelerator.
That is easy to start in cold weather.
That is noted for it's great pulling
power.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-05-31
CHEVROLET
The Economy Car of Quality
Why not pay little more andEget car

That has a National Headlight Lens.
That has a fine appearing body.
That has a triple baked enamel body
and tenders that will last for years
instead of paint that soon needs
another coat.
That has same size tires front and
rear.
That has a new spiral gear diffsren-
tial (rear end) that carries $5C
reward for anyone that will break
the ring or pinion gear on a test.
That has reduced the price $295 since
May 9Th and made about 80 I'M
provements.
That has an organization back OF 1t
that is not trying to see how cheap
they can build it but how good they
can build it.
That has a host of satisfied owners
that are very much pleased that
they paid a "little more" Don't
take our word or someone else's
but ask the owners.
Everywhere you look you see a Chev-
frolet. There is a reason-lt is the
lowest priced and most econom1-
cal fully equipped car on the mar
ket and the best automobile buy
today.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-05-31
New Navy Tricotine Suits Bought Under Price

We have been able to buy some Suits at
less than regular prices and will offer
them at the full saving to our
Customers
Suits that have sold at
S27.5O to $3.50 offered at $780,
$500 to $3.50 offered at $3.50
$3.50 to $3.50 offered at $500
$4,000 to $4,000 offered at $3.50
$4,000 to $3.50 offered at $500
We have also bought some coats under
price and they will all be offered at the
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-05-31
Braces for Front and Rear Tenders of
Light Automobiles Help to Reduce
the Objectionable Noise of Rafting
Sheet Iron.

for the license plate. A piece of
three-eighths-inch steel rod is thread
ed, for several inches, on each end
and attached, through holes cut in
the tenders, by means Of nuts, wash
ers, and pipe wedges, which are
screwed up tight against both sides of
the tenders, as shown in the drawing
Similar braces may be fitted to the
rear tenders. Small metal clips,
formed from one-eighth or three-six-
teenth-inch sheet metal and held to-
gether with stove bolts. are used for
clamping the license plate to the
brace.-Popular Mechanics Magazine
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-05-31
BRACE HOLDS TENDERS RIGID
Device illustrated VIII Help Material
Iy to Reduce Objectionable
RattIn9.

A great deal of the noise set up by
light automobiles Is the result of rat
Ting tenders, Which, even at moderate
speed, make a horn so much excess
weight The drawing shows fender
brace that not only holds the tenders
rigid but forms a convenient support
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-05-31
For an Extra Attraction the Two Automobile Show DAYS

We will give free with any Coat or Suit
sold from $1,000 to $500 string of
$3.50 Beads.
With any Coat or Suit sold from $500 to
$500 pair of genuine Chanut French
Kid Gloves that have been sold at $500
and are cheap today at $3.50 to $500.
With any Coat or Suit sold from $500 to
$4,000 a 1896 Hat or with one sold
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-05-31
China Dinner Sets or Separate Pieces

Heavy white Hotel Ware priced 49,
1Oc, 121ac, 15c, 19c, Csc ca.
These prices are less than wholesale values
Handsomely decorated Tin Boxes,
priced =. 1Oc, 15c, Csc, 35c, 45c, SEC
There is no end of the uses these boxes
have and they are moderately priced.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-05-31

full saving.
Saline Boomers, all colors, priced.
So. .75c, SIPS, $1.5O and up to SOS
Pongee Boomers, priced $2.95
Extra sizes ......~.. $50
Silk Jersey Boomers all colors, pric-
ed $3.50, SOS, 1925, 1895
New Sport Coats, just in, made of Eponge,
Flannel, Plain and Fancy Baronette Sat
in, Surf Satin and Linen, all priced
$3.50 to $500.
Sport Sweaters in Silk and Wool, all
colors, priced -. SO. 95
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-05-31

Swat EN-.
Road hogs" in motor vehicles and
''jay walkers" on highways are. the
two worst enemies of autOmobil;ng
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-05-31
For these days shall offer extraordinary
values i'm White Waists

1 lot that has sold up to $1.5O, all at ..39c
l lot that has sold up to $2.75 all at sec
1 lot that has sold up to 1896 all at $50
In each of these lots there are MILDLY
Blouses offered; some of them are slight
ly soiled or not quite the latest styles but
made of extra good materials, worth much
more than the prices the Middies are Of
fered at.
A lot of Automobile Robes, and Steamer
that are good for the house as we'll to
close out because we have no place to
display them.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-05-31

above $500 $4.95 hat. Many of these
Coats and Suits are at special prices and
all of the Hats have been more than the
prices quoted.
A $1.59 Hat free with any Child's Coat or
Cape up to $500.
A $2.95 Hat free with any Child's Coat,
Cape or Junior Suit above $3.50.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-25
OVSEM ZE MA TOM ZALEZI

Jeste nedavno V Indii bylo
mravem, re vdova poloaena
vedle mrtvoly manzelovy ma po
hrebni hranici ia ziva S MIN
spalena. y mas neco takoVehO
by vyvolalo divoke volani po
policii. Je vidno, re zalezl na
tom, kde zijeme. We stredni
Africe, kdyz nacelnik je "a
chvacen zaludecnimi bolestmi,
poVola k sobe carodeje, ktery
Sc modli, zpiva "a zvuku chfe-
stacky, prejlzdi rukou 20 "a
ludku a posleze da nemocne-
mu tajemny praSek. Mas stu
pen vzd6Ianosti je dalek tako-
vychto detinskych power. Pro-
rok yedy priVedl mas k lekar-
nickEm prlpravkum nelvysSi
leclye ceny. TrlneroVo Horke
Vino Jest jednim q Mich. Jeho
soucastkami jsou neilepSi pro
cist'ujici byliny, zname lekar-
skG yede a proto je dokonale
spolehlive pfi nechuti k jidlu,
zacpe, nadymani, boleni hla-
Wy, povsechne slabosti a jinych
obvyklych jarnich potizich.
Kupte 81 lahev Trinerova Hor-
kGho Vina jeste dnes Il sVeho
+5karnika neb dodavatele le-
XII,
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$500 KOUPi dun 6ti poke,

$500 kOUPl dunn 0 6ti poke,
jich S koupelnou, elektrika,
plyn, garaz, naleza Sc hlize
vych. 55. ul. Cena $500. -
Blizsi sd6li j. f. Nejedlik &
Co, 11015 Union Ave. Telefon
Broadway 2586 - Union 1861
K. 3-25
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc mistnost, no.
dici Sc pro tradovnu. Haste Sc
Y CTS. 5316 Broadway, bllze
yych. SIS. I'll. 3-25
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-25

PRODA Sc lacino dvourodinny
dunn o lott velkych pokojich,
Sc vsim modernim zarizenim,
elektrika, 2 koupelny, 2 ferne-
sy, krb, china Cabinety, skop-
ky ma pradlo, spousteni prada
k pradelne, velka garaz, sle-
picnik jine zarizeni, telefon
V dome. Haste sc v els. 3539
vych. 139. ul., vezmete kins-
man karu, aneb telefonujte
Broadway 1868 j. Proda-li Sc
tento majetek do tydne, da Sc
velmi LEVINE, die umluvy. 3-23
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-25
ZVLASTNi PRiLEZITOST.

Proda Sc obchodni misto Ma
Broadway, pozemek pracelnl
&c strevicu, delky 16O str. Stor
je "a pri 62 str. najem prime
Sc $50 mesicne. Iada sc ho-
tove $4,000, ostatni ma 6 proc.
aneb Sc prime ma splatku jed
norodinny dunn i Corlett. Biz
81 sdeli J A. Strnad Realty
Service, 1908 Miles Ave. Tel
Broadway 1899. 81
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-25

J.
chazelo 0 mem zpravy byl pra
va tax vliky, jako tesklivost
jeii spolecnice.
"Opet minul den beze I've
sti Hubertovi." vzdychla A
della, sedic pod vecer u okna
vyhlizejic do soumraku.
"Zda sc mi, re bychom me-
ly priciniti Sc, abychom I've
dely, kde jest" pravila Mrs.
Carrolova rozhodne; "ano, nu-
tho iednati. Neobdrzite-li nei-
blizsi poStou Cd neho psani,
pojedeme Ultra do Londyna a
budeme iej TAX dlouho hledati,
az no nalezneme.'
"Skutecne byste to ucinila? ?
Mystic to opravdu?' zvolala
divha radostnem rozcileni a
PRISE SNoel>Sl ~ S''ie PAM ~
hlehIa Neole ~
opfaEoo 81 WIS. o"iIoi-
Iowa. "Jsem zamozna, a Jest
hlou poVllliloSIl' aoSeh u1li"
jmeni iak lie nejlepe, ana re-
man pfiouAilych, h'erl oy me-
Il ha'ohu I'D @ oeol'lEh : wynn
Snao f'uoefla oi'i'"' oy 80
ohleFl'o, ~ leS' 9Notee"S ~
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- p'"l" w. f'''ii'' h'''" ~ ~
no Spdtfii"' Icele PIeVe' if'l'c
dlle' lah NNP"oa
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.cholle N>A'aai Pusooiio = ~
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-25
R0DINNE TAJEMSTVI.
Roman anglckych kruhd spolecenskych.
Prelozil Karel Pochyba.

pisu nest astne Daisy, jakoz i
0 okolnosti, ktera nasv6dcova-
Ia prayoplatnemu puvodu Hu-
bertoyu.
Milcnci potom uvazoVaIj vSe
Istranne, co by NELL dale ciniti;
konecne Sc shodli ma tom, re
Imlady muz bude dotud hostem
Mrs. Carrollova, pokud by Sc
Inezotavil tou merou, by mohl
bez nebezpecenstvi vykonati
cestu do Cliffe Courtu. Zatfn,
zlepSi Sc snad take STAY Estery
/ Grantove, i bude il lie podati
kyzenGho vysvetleni
Ia tyden sesilil Hubert "a
Izracn6 i nemohl netrpelivost
svou dele pfemahati; odiel te-
dy pres odpor Adelin Mrs.
CarrollovG do Cliffe, kde po-
Izde veGer vessel do obydli dra.
Fletchera.
''Tesi mne velice, re vas o.
Ipet yidim.'' zvolal starry lekaf,
objiEeaje upfimn6 sVeho nost6 ;
"zdu Sc mi Vsak, ze jste posud
trochu slab"
"Ovsem, lee slim vucihle-
de-" odvetil Hubert, Il budu
brzy dpIne zdrav."
Kdyz sci starry dodor nasle-
duiiclho jitra do Cliffe Courtu
proyazel no Hubert.
Mrs. BeltonoVa vitala mlade
no muze radostne. a zasypaVa-
Ia ho otazkami 20 Miss Leste-
irove.
L okna Y pokoii hyspodyne
hoyeIa 81 Estera Grantoya ma
lenosce; vypada sice hubena
lee Zda Sc duseVne cllou. Nerhy
! odeF' k'efy ma pfaVe ia Sop''
slusi il vyborne.
DC YAM tcdy take dncs le-
} PEI taze SC doktof, sedaJe
prou nemocne.
"Jsem kazdy den sllneJSI
! zdraVeJSl; "a 70 muslm deho'
! Natl IashaNosli a pozornoatL llz
, sc mi u dqSldNa lilerou pfehoJ-
+ nou, odVotlia >iara zena upfi
( lost Je-lI YAM llz JasnelSl
! n'4u' =" ~ !I-ol'l''lelieo "
= mne
NeNENoiaNa-l' lmeho Mafhela
SumefoVa We vas hlZadl'ou ll2
NzpomIni>u
| "Nemohu Sc fozpomenouu'
I'll otazana, kiadouc foku M $
10 a stahu1lc zamNslen' obo'
: q, "ae Sc nj ida, ze toto lme'
: no znam; pamatule mne NJ
: tytez NecL lako zVony, lez J
G nedeli isem slysela.
|, "fokuste se 9 neco llneho
Is taItp 90 nam tlllpt1 60 n.
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name krasny cihloyy maietek
hodlci Sc pro iednu velkou ro-
dinu, neb dve male rodiny. Y
dole jsou 4 svetnice, koupelna
a zachod, nahore 4 svetnice Z
zachod. Majetek je cenny
tim, &c mono pristaveti do
predu story, neb je V obchod-
MIN stredu. Cena je $4,000 a
byl odhadnut 0 $4,000 vice. Po-
staci mala castka. The Atlas
Finance Co., 5454 Broadway.
Haste Sc ma L. Stukbauera.
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