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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-10
% Broad Street, New York,

September Z, 1896.
My Dear Sir-I beg to acknowledge
the receipt of your letter and to ex-
plain my delay in acknowledging it has
been caused by absence from the city.
Il am deeply sensible of the compli-
ment which you have paid me in ask
ing me to become a candidate for con-
gress in the Twelfth district. 1 have
not the slightest doubt that any per-
son who may be nominated by the
Republican convention and endorsed
by the sound money" Democrats will
be elected by a decisive majority, but
l am, nevertheless, constrained to de-
cline the invitation with which you
have honored me.
The assault led by Bryan on Amer
lean honor and industry is fraught
with such danger to the country that I
shall vote for Major Mckinley as the
most effective method by which l can
aid in preventing its success. I could
not, however, accept any nomination
during this campaign to any office,
however exalted, for which l would be
indebted to the political organization
whose candidate l am compelled to
support by the exigencies of a grave
national peril, but 10 whose distinctive
principles | am opposed. While the
Democratic organization remains g.
parry " Liz ! OPHtISL conspiracy GSdiIlSL
wages, / shall labor untiringly for its
defeat; but I will not consent 10 profit
by its overthrow. The faithlesS leaders
who have betrayed the Democratic con-
vention to the Populists deserve a.
crushing rebuAe at the polls, and l am
anxious to join in administering it to
them; but l am resolved to share the
exclusion from office which I shall
urge the people to impose on my party
l shall continue to maintain an un-
compromising opposition to Tillman-
ism and BryanlSln until the end of the
campaign, but l can accept no other
reward for such course than the feel
ing that 1 will DE expiating in some
degree She follies and excuses of the
party to whose success 1 have contrib
uted in the past, but whose strength
has become a menace to the peace and
prosperity of the country.
with expressions of gratitude for
the fiattering terms in which you
speak of my service in congress and
with assurances of the highest person
al regard, l am, my dear sir, your
obedient servant,
"A. BOURKE COCHRAN"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-10

Elizabethtown. Ky.-F'ourth dis
trict free silver Democrats named D.
H. Smith, after three days fight, on
the one thousandth ballot.
Grand Rapids, Mich.-Second district
Populists and Democrats fused on
George P. Hummer of Holland.
Alliance, O.-Eighteenth district
Democrats and Populists fused on L.
B. Sherwood of Canton.
cago-First district Democrats,
James c. Teller brother of Senator
Teller.
Second district Democrats, John q.
White; also Populist nominee.
Fifth district Democrats, E. T.
Noonan.
Sixth district Democrats, Joseph S.
Martin.
Seventh district Democrats, Olaf E.
Ray
In the fourth district there was a
bolt and two candidates were named,
viz: Sam H. Harris and ]. McAndrews.
Baltimore, Md.-Second district Re
publicans re-nominated William r.
Baker.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-10

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. 9.-The
headquarters of the National Demo-
cratic party will be removed to Chi
cago within the coming week or ten
days
Mr.. Bynum said today in an inter
view:
ct is stated that Chairman Jones
has been conducting a correspondence
with Mr.. Sewall in an effort to secure
his withdrawal, in order that the Pop
ulist nominee CWatson) may have the
field clear 1t is believed that such a
the south. But Mr.. Bryan crosses the
pathway of Mr.. Jones at this juncture
and demands that Sawall remain on the
ticket until after the New York con-
vention, so that state will be more
apt to endorse the Chicago ticket"
Mr.. John R. Wilson, who was dele
gated by Chairman Bynum to name
the committee which will notify Gen
erals Palmer and Buckner of their
nomination by the indianapolis con-
vention, has completed the list as fol-
lows:
Ex-Governor Jones. Alabama; c. B.
Moore, Arkansas; T. B. Bold, Califor-
mia; L. r. Erich, Colorado; Alex. Wild
man, Connecticut; John S. Rosselle,
Delaware; Arthur Meigs, Florida; T. B.
Neal Georgia; E. R. E. Kimbrough,
Illinois; L. M. Martin, Iowa; August
Brentano, Indiana; Charles ]. Lantry,
Kansas; w. H. Spellman, Louisiana;
C. Vey Holman, Maine; w. c. Bruce,
Maryland; William Jenney, Massachu-
setts; Vernon H. Smith, Michigan; F.
w. M. Cutcheon, Minnesota; F. II.
Raiford, Mississippi; F. w. Lehman,
Missouri; A. H. Nelson, Montana; D.
B. Rolfe. Nebraska; F. NJ. Hoyt, New
Hampshire; Eugene Vanderpool, New
Jersey; J. D. Kelley. New York; Louis
De La Croix, North Carolina; L. A.
Kedney, North Dakota; William Had
ing, Ohio; a N. Bush, Oregon; ]. c.
Bullitt, Pennsylvania; Oscar Lapham.
Rhode Island; w. w. Ball, South Caro-
lima; John B. Hunter, South Dakota;
j. c. McReynolds. Tennessee; NJ. F..
Mott, Texas; w. H. Cremer, Vermont;
Joseph Bryan, Virginia; Hugh Wallace,
Washington; Joseph Ruffner, West
Virginia; j. j. Hogan, Wisconsin, and
John Lynch, New Mexico.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-10
WHERE LAMONT
IS STANDING
Secretary Of War Places Himself
on Record.
IS G0LDBUG TO THE CORE
THINKS THE CHICAGO CONVENTION
WAS "DELRIoUs.,

Declines to Adopt the New and
Strange Creed Proclaimed at Chi
cago-Prefers to Keep the "OId
Faith" ana He VIII Vote for Pal
mer and BucIkner-other Political
Pointers of Moment.
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ELECTION JUDGES.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS APPoIyr
TWO REPUBLICANS AT EACH POLL

VIII Name the Lone Democrats Sexr
saturdny-A Bill for 1912 Incurred
for Boarding witnesses and
Friends in the Doodle Cases "a
the Enutsford.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-10

The policy of improving the great
waterways of the country is justified
by the national character of those
waterways and the enormous tonnage
borne upon them. Experience has
demonstrated that continuing appro-
priations are. in the end, more econon-
zeal than single appropriations separ-
afAd hY loner intervals
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-10
Several VIII Resign.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Sept s.-ster-
ling r. Holt, chairman of the Demo
cratic state committee will tender his
resignation to the committee tomor-
row morning. The announcement was
made late this afternoon. and this
evening word comes that several other
members of the committee will resign.
This is the elimination of party quar-
rel that has been going on ever since
the state convention. The chairman
and several members of the conven-
ton do not endorse the party platform,
although they have been passively sup
porting the ticket nominated. The resig-
nation of the chairman is the direct re-
suit of the quarrel between Jim and
the governor over the appointment Of
j. E. Mccullough q member of the
state board of election commissioners.
Governor Matthews objected strongly
to Mccullough. because he was identi
fed with the Sound money" wing in
the convention, and the governor and
Chairman Holt have been in q dead
lock on the question for couple of
weeks. The governor finally declined
to confirm the appointment of McCul-
Tough, and this FASTENED Mr.. Hollis de-
termination to resign.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-10
BRYAN'S ITINERARY.

WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-10
TELLMAN THE STAR.
Speaks at Harrisburg and Discusses
the Evils of the Day.

tiIe L1FIIs Oh NC Iay-
HARRISBURG. Pa, September O.
Senator Tillman, OF South Carolina,
was the star speaker this afternoon
at a picnic and mass meeting held at
West End park under the auspices CT
the Harrisburg Bi-Metallic union. Till
mans remarks about the down-trod-
den condition of the woridngmen OF the
country and his charge that the finan-
cial policy is largely responsible for
present conditions were given close at
tention. He discussed the issues in his
characteristic way, and pointed out
the way to redemption from the evils
of which he complained
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-10
AFFAIRS AT HOME.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Sept 9.-Charles
Raltare, who has been serving in the in
surgent army, has reached here from
Cuba He gives a thrilling account Of
raids made by insurgents on Mananilla,
Cienfugos, Batabano and Pepucal. He
says Cuba is now an ash heap and that
insurgent success is assured.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-10
A BOARD BILL.
THIRD PREcINCT DEMocRATs.

A primary of all Democrats in the Third
municipal ward will be held in each of the
election precincts Of said ward on the
18th day of September, at 8 O'Clock D. m
at the places designated below, for the
purpose Of electing five delegates to the
county convention from each Of the said
election precincts, and for the further
purpose of electing a campaign COMMITTEES
Of three in each precinct.
Each of the said election precincts will
also elect ten delegates to a municipal
ward convention. TO be called later, for
the purpose Of nominating constable
and a justice of the peace for said Third
municipal ward.
All voters OF said ward. irrespective Of
past party affiliations, who will vote the
Democratic tickets in the future, are in
vited 10 participate.
Precinct 2S-No. 237 North First West.
Precinct 29-S. s. NeWton'S residence,
corner First West and Fifth North.
Precinct S0-E. P. Raleigh's, SO3 North
| First West.
Precinct 81
Precinct 32-12S North Sixth West
Precinct 1855 North Sixth West.
Precinct 34-Geo. Pugsiey's residence,
SIS North Second West.
Precinct 35-B. a. Ridd's residence, 664
West Fourth North.
Precinct 35-TWenty-third ward meeting
J. T. RALEIGH. Chairman
JOSEPH BULL, Jr., Secretary.
The Old precinct campaign committees
of the heretofore First. Second. Fourth
and Fifth precincts-now called munich
pal Wards-WiH please arrange to have a
primary called in each OF the election pref
cincts Of said municipal wards. on the 15tA
day Of September, for the purpose OF
electing five delegates to the county con-
vention, and for the purpose Of elect
ing a campaign committee for each
Of the said election precincts They will
also make arrangements for holding a
municipal ward primary or convention
for the purpose of nominating consta-
Bile and justice OF the peace for each OF
the said municipal wards
Please have this attended 10 at once,
and oblige, D. T. LLO1D,
Acting Chairman Democratic County
Committee.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-10

LANCASTER, KY, Sept. 9.-Postmaster
JOS. Hamilton shot and killed Jim Knox
(colored) and fatally wounded Judge r. A
Burnside in the court house this morning.
Knox had quarreled with the postmaster
about a loan, and had a pistol in each
hand. He snapped one, and Hamilton be
gan firing. killing Knox and wounding
the judge, who was in the line Of fire.
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Great Lamentations.

NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-Among the
callers at the national Republican
headquarters today was State Commit
teeman John c. Daudy of Wilmington.
N. J., who said the Republicans ex-
pect to carry the state for the McKin-
ley electoral ticket, and Think they have
a fair chance also with their state
ticket, and a majority in both branches
of the legislature, in which case United
States Senator Pritchard, whose term
expires in March, will be returned Mr.
Daudy estimates that at present out
look the supporters of Palmer and
Buckner- in the state will poll at least
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-10
INJUNCTIONS.

or contract labor to compete with
American labor.
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REV. wILLEAss sWGSDELLs DEAD.

AsBURY PARK, N. J., Sept. 9.-Rev.
William Swindells. one of the best
known ministers of the Philadelphia
conference and editor of the Philadel-
phia Methodist, died today at his
summer home in Ocean Grove, of
pneumonia. He was in his 55th year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-10

The recent abuses which have grown
out of injunction proceedings have
been SO emphaucally condemned by
public opinion that the senate bill pro-
viding for trial by jury in certain con-
tempt cases, will meet with general
approval.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-10
TRUSTS.

The Democratic party is opposed to
trusts 1T would be recalcitrant 50 its
duty to the people of the country if
ii recognized either the moral or the
legal right of these great aggregadons
of wealth to stifie competition, bank
rupt rivals and then prey upon society.
Corporations are the creatures of the
law and they must not be permitted to
pass from under the control of the
power which created them; they are
permitted to exist upon the theory
that they advance the public veal, and
they must not be allowed to use their
powers for the nuhlic inillrY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-10
BALTIMORE. SEM. Manager Al Her.

BALTIMOKE, Sept. y.-Manager At Her-
ford. of the Eureka Athletic club, sent a
cablegram to George Atkinson, of the
London Sporting Life. yesterday offering
to match Jack Ward, the little Non
pariel," against Billy Plimmer. who de-
feated George Corfield in a hard twenty
round battle on Monday night Ward is
willing to box Plimmer for any suitable
purse offered by the National Sporting
club of London. He will make every
reasonable concession to the British ban
tam in order to get on a match with him.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-04
Ser Wa6iotger Garoiual ga
tpuie?

Wi9r. Slomeoes Salconio ipuroe als
Na9iolaer bes 6oroinal SatOli, ben
man oemnddit III GOm erlpurtet, gun,
0pOitolii6en Selc9aten in @albington
%ernaunt. So miro DER ,GDlu. Golts=
st0." unterm Satum bonn Is Suli aus
GOm beriGtet.
Ius @aibin9tou tuiro 9emeloet:
y6aroiual Satolli bementirt oas Gje-
rii6t, oaB Der PapIt ibm an%lcilngeltelt
babe, er tonne bier bleiben ooer mad
JtOm suriiftebren, uno er babe oas Gr=
Itere gewGblt. SO Uiro oiliSiea betannt
9e9eben, baB Cardinal SatOli unmits
telbar nab 3uiammentritt bes nG6lten
Gpnliitoriums, no Der Same ieines
9a9fol9crs betannt ge9eben tueroen
iOll, n09 &Om Surilftebren Wiro.
SIS ipiro a0gemeiu 5llNeQeben, oaB
Nti0r. SalcOniO Der apOltOlil6e Dele
gat na6 2lbreiie Satoli's ieiu piro.
M}i0r. SbOpetti, NuOitor Der GieIi9cn
pdpitIibcu Qegotion. ertlarte. oab Car
oinol S0tOlli nab Gintrefen leines
Nnbfolgsrs MIR nod fcbr turSe 3eit
bier peripeilen miro"
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,,Mont 1T pem @er. etaatcm.''

Inter bic lem SiteI Ibitoert Elm Ir=
titeI in Der r&OIniiden 3eitrns" (nidt
rG0In. 0oItSStN.", oenn picie 1T
ftramm totboliih) Die @sfaDr, in ,pel-
der unier 2ouo itebt, bon Der ritrcn9
bisSiplinirten" t0tbOliIden Sierarbie
.cinNeIteit" Su werocu. 8eionoets
be;ei9neno iOu bic 2bOtla6e Iein, oaB
bic tatbolii9e STRIDE bier bereits I'M
Sabre 1872 Elm 9ermiiQen bon 1000
Rinionen SoIars rSuiummenQerafit"
babe, iuOruuf bus SeBblott iOl8enoen
Sroftuusbrut iaDreu l0bt:
Seit isner 3eit 1T eS III ~9erooeiu fo=
te!boftcr @etle 9etnNdien, 10 oos Die
Ytrb0ltuiie oQm0Blib ienem Den elro=
rGi'deu &1noern tup0lbetonnten 3us
itauoe autreibcn, I'D Die &irbe, bic lOs
0enunnte ytOote 0ono", Oen NrDBten
She'll GILES 0runobeltBtbums al lth Qe=
bra6t bate ulto ipelbcr lnertr0Nllhe
SuItono nur o0our0 beieitiAt rUerocn
tonute, oaB Die Jte9ierun0 ulcs &irs
deneigentbum bei6Id9nObmte.
Gs muB wirtlih G~reuelbOit bier III
Nmerita ou5ieben, penn gar bic y&ols
niI6e I3t0." Die @cfODr entOedt bat.
IS more nun ni9t gu p%erlpunoern,
penn Die liebe .3eitun9" cinen guno
nit ben 81. y. o." eingiu9e, I'm oOs
Gano 3u .%retten".
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Gin SrmocrIiua criten Waugcs

,udr Der 1889 su Mnnorpine in Wep
SericD peritrrbene 98. ~. Werrium,
pel6er iein Gonscs auf minoeltens
1925, 600 9eibdbtes Germo0en uiht
ettpa ieinen Germoubten, ben Nrmen
poer 81 ir0eno einem mpbltbdtilen,
9emeinnilBigen Obcr tpiNenibaftliben
3luefe, iOnoern Der &caieruna Der Ser.
Staatcn teitamentarii6 perma3te.
Sas Seltament nuroe am 3. Suli 1888
0us9eferti0t. Sie I%crluanoten Mlers
Rams, beitebeno aus Shncitcrn uno
StlefIhluelter oesIelben, fudten oas
Seltament 9erihtllb an. Sic periu1=
ten 81 be,pelien, DAP Der Seitotor CUR
Seit Der Nbi0liun9 oes SeItamentes i'm
&opf ni6t CANA ri0ti9 9e,ueieu lei.
Sn erlter SnltanS 9etpann Die &e9ier=
llnG Den Yrpscb, aber Die SbWetern
Mcrrlam's, iuel6e ollie I'M Staate MaI=
iaAuiettes mobnell, licben ben fctten
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lonoern appellirten al Elm bOberes 8e=
riht, welhes bic Neutrality-suspicious. in bic
Sdn9e Sog rno SuleBt gcsen Die &ldger=
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Bombs beIteDt, berelts an0etrcterl, bas
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i'm getraoe bon $94, 600 eingeSo9en.
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beOeute in ieinem Seitumente in erlter
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9tIAten, Defenders menlt lie beOiiriti9
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@olltbItiNteits= gnltalten niGt, inn=
bern lnIle oenielbeu einen She'll ieiner
Sinterl0licni6aIt %SutOmmen. Sin Ors
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ltamcnt aud fir ieine Seele ior9en uno
0ewiiie Summer 0usieBcn, I'M nu6
ieincm Nbieben bl. Meiien leien uno
NimOien Oertbcilcn su lnilen. 9as lit
ein pihtigcr Puntt. Der in gmcrita
b0uIj9 NuBer Ndt 9"elaIien ipiro.
Wanhe &0tbolitcu 9eben iiir tcItbUre
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fir weiteye 81. Msiicn ior9en lie ni6t.
90s 1T cine N0hl6iIiGtcit, Die nibt
lbari 9enu0 0eril9t weroeu fam!
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(G OrtieBun9 foIgt.)
5aS fiIbcrme Yrieitcr : Subj.
Idmm oes bobuiroisiten
Yii6oie We6mer pon
0rccn Ban.

Qm SonnerItGo Doriger 99obe feierte
Der bobwiirOi9lte YIibof Wlebmer bon
8reen Yap iein 2~5lGbri9es Yrieiter=Su-
bildum. I'm 10 llbr SOrmittu0stele-
brirte CT in Der ct. 5ranslsfus=:faDer-
us=&atbeorule eiu POntiiitalnmt.
Sbm uiilltlrten: &ep. S'WtalleD als
presbyter assistens, bic bO6m. SO.
G~SarnOiusti uno SUN als %Gbrenoiatp-
ne, uno bic bO6p. SO. ". 3rdmer
unb s.. Summel als SiNton reip.
SuboiatOn Der 0tsiie. Die bobp. So.
eau uno Ganicr fun9irtcn als 9sres
mOniare. mSanctuarium tparsn
and unlueieno Der bo6wiiroi9ite @rsbia
Idol Safer uno Der bObwiiro'ite gis
lbOf @ertin, SerD &cp. &ettor S.
Eainer ppm Saleiianum, &erp 3eD.
). 8. Yicar.8eueral 6pr uno anoere
priefer. Der bodn'ite Niidof Softer,
tpelber bic Seitpreoiat balten iolte,
ipar ourd unwobliem perbinoert sI
tommen. geinabe IGmmtli6e prisftsr
Der Si6ceie betbelli8ten ii0 an Der
Seier.
Nab BEN 8ottesbienIte tprrbe bas
Wtitta9smabl bon Der bO6w. 8eiitli6-
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9enommen, p%erbunoen nit Y~eariiBuns
gen unO Nnipra9en Der 8eitlihteit.
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bobp. Sr. 8eneralsGitar Sor benz
bOhpiirOi9iten Subilar cine g0rie bon
$500.
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liI6en Gereiue su @6ren oes bobip'ften
giibois itatt. Saran i6loB iib cine
ge9riiBun9 in Der Surnballe an. gllls
ipraben purosn gebalten bon @rslta.
pOr @lmOre, Wapor i. y. SesnoDers
uno Srn. S. 8. Seenep. Sii6of
WeBmer oautte fir bic ibm erluieiens
@bre. Die 3wiibenpauien wuroe nit
Mulit ausgetillt.
Der bO6w'ite 9ii6of WeBmer 1T Der
pierte Sberbirte bon Green Ban, al5
Na6iOlser Der giiAOie Wel9ers,
Grautbauer uno &aBer.
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Grsbiihoi 1atcr fcim Scfmr=
Wortcr gebcimcr, fatDoli=
SMce WeScaibaitcn.

GrSbii6of &aber pOn MilpOntes ,uar
in Der GOnoentiOn Der .&atbOlil6eu
Bitter bon 9~8isconiin" in Stepeus
YOiut, g9is., Unweieno uno perbin=
oerte es, baB Der CrOeu in cine 0e=
heime Geielldait u%lngemGuoelt wiirOe.
in wel9em Safe CT oemielbeu icine
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uno &c ouQe0cn; Der Nutr09 mar ober
bomit ab9e!cbnt. oa cine 3wciorittel=
Mebrbsit n0tbiG mar. Sos pOr9e=
itlugeue ncue Gitual wuroe an9enom=
men.
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Gine Ionoerbare Wa6riGt.

glus Siour Gitp in Soma tommt bic
Nahri9t. oaB bort ioeben bic 8riin.
oung elmer GeieQI6ait nit rieii9em
&apital bemertiteligt worOen lei, iuelbe
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