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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-21
ALDRIcH DOESN'T CARE.

New York Oct. 3a-United States SEN
ator Aldrich Of Rhode Island arrived
here today from Europe The senator's
attention was called to reports that ".
R. Hearst has In his possession letters
affecting him which were obtained from
the officers of the Standard Oil COM
pany. The senator said: I am not
afraid Of anything they publish"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-21
BANKERS INDICTED.

Pittsburg, Oct. 0.-Three indictments
were returned this afternoon by the fed
eral grand jury against William Mont
gomery, former cashier OF the Allegheny
National bank. which failed for over g..
100000 recently. Since the failure Mont
gomery has been in jail The charges
are embezzlement and misapplication OF
funds. He is alleged to have embezzled
nearly $4,000. In one of the indictments
Addison s. Altaffer. former discount
clerk of the bank. was joined as defend
ant.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-21
THROUGH TOOElE.
r. S. Monnett Speaks at Meetings az
Stockton, Tooele and GrantsVille.

Francis S. Monnett, the former attor-
ney general of Ohio who was the prin-
cipal orator at the rally last evening at
the Salt Lake theatre, goes on a cam
paign trip through Tooele county today
He will be accompanied by Henry g
Lund of the state executive committee.
The itinerary includes a meeting at
Stockton at 10 o'clock this morning, one
at Tooele at 2 this afternoon, and a third
at Grantsville at o'clock this evening.
The Stockton band will accompany Mr..
Monnett on the trip.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-21
WORLDWIDE TRUST.

Washington, Oct 2O.-A world cocoa
trust is being organized in the countries
producing that article. according to a
report from Consul General Anderson at
Rio De Janeiro.
The chief occasion for the proposed or
ganiZation, as announced by its pro-
motors in Brazil, is the somewhat extra
ordinary fuctuation in the price of CO.
Goa in the past few years, the present
great depreciation causing unusual COM
plant The purpose. they say, is to re-
sist the spectators by controlling the
price of the product in the markets of the
world.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-21
AUTO ACCIDENT.
One Man Killed and Five Injured in
California

Salinas Cal, Oct. 20.-One man was
killed and five others injured in an auto
mobile accident last night at Camphore,
three miles north of Soledad.
The dead:
John Holt.
The injured:
c. NJ. Villa
Charles N Cape
Victor MasseTa.
Charles Lindstrom-
L 3. Dickey.
All were members of Salinas Grove OF
Druids and were going to Soledad TO as
sist in the initiation ceremonies Of the
grove al that place
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-21

tegrity Of the unions When the election
Is over and the excitement and enthusi-
asm incident TO IL have passed away-re-
gardless OF which party has been victori-
ous-regardless of who is elected to be
president-the organizations of labor, as
heretofore. and as never before, will be
10 the wOrkingmen the buiwark of their
liberties"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-21
Burial of Mrs. kInasford.

The funeral services over the remains
of Mrs. Elizabeth Kingsford were held
at o'clock yesterday afternoon from
the Fourth ward meeting house, and
kin, President John Watson and Elders
Fred Foulger. William Hancock and H.
Belnap and Bishop Civilian were the
speakers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-21
FRIDAY NIGHTS PROGRAM.
Some of the Things That Will Be
Taken Up by the Board.

At its meeting Friday night the board
of public works will open a number Of
bids. These will be amng the lot:
Residence brick for engineer at pump
ing station intercepting sewer; estimated
cost s., 400.
Building for suction gas producer plant.
Curb and gutter extension No. 6, East
South from Tenth to Twelfth East. There
is heavy work in this extension. and the
bids are likely to run well up into figures
Paving entrances to Exchange place on
Main street and State street; estimated
cost e 000
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-21
Killing TO MANAGE KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City. Oct. 9o.-John c. Killing.
Chicago's star National league catcher.
may become manager of the Kansas City
team of the American association. 1t is
in the team.
IF ] can get control OF the Kansas
City club l am willing TO give up my job
with Chicago" said King today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-21

Doan's Kidney Pills have given
strong, sound backs to thousands
This remedy cures backache and ur-
mary troubles by removing the cause
by curing the kidneys.
Seventy-five years ago DOan's Kid
ney Pills were curing kidney troubles
in a settlement of Quaker farmers.
Now The remedy is used in all the
civilized world. IT is praised abroad
in many tongues. 1t is recommended
at home by people you know
Salt Lake City Testimony.
Mrs. H. A Purdy Of $40 West North
Temple street, Salt Lake City, Utah
saws: "Doan's Kidney Pills certainly
do all that is claimed for them. My
sister told me about this remedy while
was visiting her in Ogden l was
suffering at the time from one Of my
had spells of backache, undoubtedly
caused from some arrangement of my
kidneys. and l at once began using
Doan's Kidney Pills. In a remarkably
short time i was relieved and soon
the ailment entirely disappeared.
There has been no recurrence of rhe
trouble since, and my system has been
toned up and improved in every way.
I have told many Of my friends and
acduaintances 10 try Doan's Kidney
Pills whenever there is a sign of back
ache or kidney trouble in any form"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-21
DIRECTORS REELECTED.

New York. Oct 3O.-Directors of the
Union Pacific Railroad company and of
the Oregon Short Line today reelected
their officers. Including E II. Hartman
of both companies
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-21
UNITED PARTY BEHIND
BRYAN IN CAMPAIGN
Continued from Page 1.

campaign contributions until after cleo
ton. Mr.. Herbert declared that while
he did sot come prepared to make a
speech, he wanted to say that all true
Democrats would vote for Bryan and
Kern.
The Democratic party is a united
party said the former secretary, and
today is as strong and complete fight
ing organization as under Tllden we
VIII win a victory this year
MIR Herbert said that while he did not
support Mr.. Bryan in his early cam
paigns, he had since become better ac-
quainted with him and he believed that
Bryan's election meant a restoration or
good times under the administration OF
true Democracy The speaker asserted
that the talk of panic in the event OF
Bryan's election came from those who
had caused the present panic.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-21
Why Francis Favors Bryan.

Former Governor David r. Francis of
Missouri. who spoke next, was given a
tumultuous reception. Mr.. Francis said,
in part:
81 favor the election of Mr.. Bryan in
this contest, because 1 think his success
would do more to promote the general
welfare of our people than would that of
his opponent 1 believe there is ground
for Mr.. Bryans claim that he is the ad-
vance agent of prosperity.
Il have business interests in various
lines My obligations are outstanding.
am interested in undertakings whose sue
cess depend upon the restoration of cred
it and the Improvement of the business
OF the country. j feel no alarm over the
prospective installation of a Democratic
administration at Washington, no more
than I would of the continuation of the
present policies of the present admins
tration- The propheSieS that business
would not continue to improve If the
Democratic candidate should be elected
are not with foundation"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-21
STRICKEN WITH PNEUMONIA.
Especial. to The HeraldD

Especial. to The Herald.D
Bingham. Oct. 20.-Mat- Campbell. a
miner employed at the Boston COnsoli-
dated. was taken 10 the st. Marks hos
pital on this afternoons train. being Sc
rioUsly i'll with pneumonia He has been
months, coming here from Montana
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-21
Huge AUDIENCE WILDLY
CHEERS NAME OF BRYAN
Continued from Page I.

take to your cyclone cellars and to the
underground, if necessary, to avoid Yot-
ing for Spry."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-21

home and every vote showed decided
majority for Bryan, except the one re-
ferred to.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-21
No ScrupIes in the Past.

scrupled at purchasing in the past.
and 1 call your attention to the fact
that purchase is now contemplated
wherever "a purchaseable voter can be
found How long will the American
people permit the corruption of politics
by the predatory interests? How long
can the Republican party claim 20 be
a moral agency while its leaders resort
to the secret contributions and to the
enormous corruption fund.-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-21
Why Monnett Is for Bryan.

over the production, transportation a
distribution of this OIL"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-21
0UIP0URlNG OF THE
PEOPLE IN LOUISVILLE
Continued from PAGE /.

The Democratic candidate, although
he had but six hours sleep. appeared
fresh and strong when he delivered
his first Of sixteen speeches of. the
day at Hammond at T:30 O'Clock.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-07
GntidjGbignng nnf ic6cn 1SnQ.

2incoluL 9tcbr., ). Ipril. -
Cine Irat fam BON elmer Strnbens
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omaha gcfGlt mnr0c, 6rolt emma
Sostomce, Die &ldgcrin III Dem Sale,
mar, III 0ircttcr &erlctullg Der III
Ser Gar acknowledgement Goridriitcn
Der Ono6n Street 9ioiluop So,
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ieaidJoft fcin Ncdt babe, cincm Eoi.
iogier por5uihrciben, mie CT Die Gar
81 OCrlalien babc, mo iprad) Jrall
So5foluec OoS gcuiinld)te Shmer,
6cn5Acl6 SIT.
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Sine ~gSiclncihicbcgc.

South @cno. Sno., ). 2(pri(.-
6rou Sophrouio @lcoion, mclNe &c,
tern inn @criht BON WoriboQ-Go.
Don &obn @lcoiou bon Soutb 9cnO
0cihicOcn murOc, luor bcreit5 10
b0rIiio p%erbcirotbct. BOB lie iif al
Die 9tomen ibrcr i1nmtli0cn @ottcn
nidt mcbr erimlern fam.
Hla lie bon ibrcm 2nmolt ollf oent
3%cltgenItono oufQciorocrt Wuro5,
ole Die Ni0nucr 5lt nCnncn, Die lie
idou nit ibrcr Sono bc8Iiittte, fonnte
lie iid) mir an Ole Nomen BON flint
Gericlbcn crjnncrL Damn licB iie ibr
@c006tniB I'M StidD. Sic i6impi.e
oofiir olf OoS g(l9gic6igIte olti ocn
NnluoIt, Der lie 0urb icinc 6roGe III
oic &crlcgcnbcit gcbroht Gotte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-07

2lbcn0 Sem EubIitum Elm <nItgenlB
o~drlcbutcL mcldCr Ben @cg nab Der
,&crntania Ntdmncrdor Saue"
mohl lo6nt. Gas folQcn0c Erogromn
oclanQt sur Gurdiilbrrmg: uGret
R6iclcin" pom 36Qrcr; Giri1cnt ST..
>ohn 8. Gronf. nEcraS- @oljcr" BON
6abracci; Sri. 6ran3tata Goigt,
Gas &loiterir0uIcin" BON Slider;
oCie 9lu5crmGhltc" pom Sanan5,
MeBger @eioulperejH." Fiuno-
solo; Mr. Gomono @ao. o0o3 N65-
Iein BON NScbcr; oNbihicO" BON Sir
d)cl; oGbalio N}Gnucrhor." o0ie
2icocr" BON Nuicr; Wtaiienhor inter
&rn. Melomet. Guctt Sri. e. Gil.
lie Nljo uHo 6r, $. 2ib. o@eim
Hcib ulO @%ciou9"; o2lrbcitc OtGn.
lcrtbor." o0u9 olte MiittcrhcL"
MaHrtnor, bright bon &ru. &ubert
&riippcl.
n@crmuuio M Guncrd)or."
2ltd ser o@ermonia = Mdumcrs
dor" belt 0citcrn Nbeuo cine @cncs
r3lprobc ijir Ga9 5hntb Gon5ert.
Ser aemiimte G0or mar uoujaGlig 5t
0erielbcn cridicneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-07
3ufGlia cnfHaltptct.
SfrcdliHe2 5didiaI elmer 6rau un-
ter SEN RGocrn zines 3ugc3.

Shrcdlidc3 SfidiaI elmer Srou TIM
ter sen TGocrn zines 3ugc3.
Ncm Dorf, 3. IpriG. - Gincn
IhredIifen Eoo iono gcItern Nafs
nlitto9 Trou GcciIta Glearp, cine 45-
i0briqc @ittUe, lucIfe bel ibrer gidJ-
te, 6rou MrrpbD, in )tr. 81 Court
Strabe, mobute. @hti ser Hitttebr
pom eiuem 8eiuhe bel elmer in Ger
@rnpe3eno Settiou rpobueHOen be.
irelmoctcn Tamilie mortetc Srou
Glcaru gcQcn "a llhr al 0er@roocS.
emo Npcmle, Qegcniiber 0cmGingangc
sum HeuupIoBe Oc3 a&rooflpn
Sodcp Glub9" ulti ctncn BON Goncp-
S9lon0 tontmenorn BUG, ais lie pl0bs
lid, pcrnuttbIid nm in Dem gcnann-
ten Gingangc Sfub por Dem ihnei-
6en0cn taIten Min0e SIT lltden 0a3
BORT bciinoli6e ScitcngcletIe Der y.
". :. So" ST ilbcrihrcitcn 0crilld)tc.
I'm iclben Auacu6Lide obcr fam oui
oiciem @clciic Elm ans orei 6raht.
luolaon3 b%cltcbcnocr 3ul beron8c'
rollt, uno ehe Die 5rou Die ibr 0ro.
Lcn0c @eiahr e]rtanntc, mllroe lie 81
@o0cn 9eltoBcn ul0 perihmonO inter
0cn HG0crn be9 NtotorluogenS. Die
llngliitlide mar olti ser STEELE to0t,
luno ais man iie inter Dem @o19on
bcrpor5o9 crbliftc man cinen illrft.
bar pcrItiimHelten &orper, ipeld)em
ser @opi BON ocn SduItern a~eriiicn
mar. Die 2eihG mrroe in bic GoneD-
Nalun0 NcDienpohe ulo bon BORT
IpGtcr in Ole MorRrlc gcbrodt. Ser
Wiotoriilbrcr OcS llngliiGta5u9eS,
6ronf acllp bon Oar. l2t, 33. Strnbc,
uuroc olli bic NnfIoge ser iaDrlGili-
gen E0otmg in @uit gcnommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-07
Scin SdnlObudJ iei ucrnidjtct.
@ilfc5burre, ga, 5. gpri

@ilfc5borre, ga, 3. april.
- George Gp6enoid, elm bieliger
Grocer, bat alien ieinen aunoen, Die
trot 6dnIiger WabnunB nidt nit
Dem notbigcn Wanmon 3ur 9eglei.
dung ibrer Nefntngen berallS rid.
ten, g%inlooungen 81 eiuem Set 5l,.
GeIteat, 6o8 er am If. April in lei,
nem 2a0et peranltaIten nil. Gr
miro, mie er iagt, babel oo8 Bier i'll
Stromcn flieBen laiien uro oltf fir
0cn n0tbigcn 5mbiB iorgen. @enn
Seocrmoun ieinen Gurit gel0iht unO
icinen Sllngcr geitiQt bat, miro ~.
OenOid icine 5oroerun1en I5iden
mO Die ShuIobii6er Sen 5lammen
ijbergcben. Sn 3ltfunit miro er aber
MIR nod gegen 9aar uerfauiert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-07
Mir Erdnro'S Scanaoiouna.

9oiiG &0oGo, 5. NpriG. - Grot'
Dem Iif @orrp Orhoro gcluci9crt
bot, cine Gctition fir lcinc 9cqnoOi.
gltng cin5ltrciNcnL bat iciu gnuolt
0of oui Nnmciiun1 OcS Nidtcr3
@ooo Gin ooGinacbcnoc3 @ciirf an
0cll 8ouocrnclrr Qcrid)tct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-07
Ger med 6 e

Ger III e | c burgi 6 e
Stdataratb ertlGrt, ooB IS unnt0qlid)
lei, DaS Sano aus rincm itGnoiid)en
III ein conititutionelle5 pltr uno inn.
pei ltmjlnuanocln; bod ioQ Die nclle
&erfaliung biuigen Nnioroerungen
gered)t lueroen. Ofon miro pobl 6alo
leben, mas Ser Staot5ratb ser Sbo.
triten inter biQigen 4nforoerltngen
perItebt. 81 Oerluumoern lit eS, oob
iid Elm Oeltti6er Stnnt nod I'M 5lpon.
3igltelt SobrbunOcrt gegeit cine coniti.
tlltionele 9iegierung itrGitbt itto felt
am oltbergebrad)ten Ynternalismus
Ieitb1lt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-07
&rrmiidDtc tclegrapbiidjc 9cpeidJcn.

Ger @iiaiondr =. g. Gopiter
ron NorioIf, 3D. lit in Son 6ran.
cisco, Sal, ais er an 9oro oe5 Gam
piers oNiongolin" sort cintrai I'M
$4,000 uno ieine giIenbabn . 5ubrs
forte beitoblen moroen.
Ger grieftrdger SomeS 5lpnn
lit al Mtoorestomn, na6e Camden,
rs, ais 2eide neben Dem @elciie
Ser DgennipIpnnio . goGn" geiunoen
noroen. Nqem 4nidcine nod fiel er
einem 9laubmoro gum Spfer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-07

Sic BON Sem Gommers
3iclIen GerIog in Miimten berauSec-
8cbcnc Salbmouot3idrift gSnouItrie.
@ortc" fiir SnouItrie un0 Sefnit
bictct fir SnouItrie.9 ronfen aIler
Nrt, ionic fir auSIdn6iife Grport,
Jirmen oeutider Sn0uitrie.g rjeug.
niiie pteI @iiien8nertbe3 aus bern
qroBen 8cbiete Ser oeutifen Snolts
itrie. 9a5 neuelte 6eft bringt II. q.
Sic 8utodten DER &anoeI9tammeru
81 Der 6ragc oe9 GigentbumS. 8or.
bcboltS an Ntoid)inen", n9reBluit.
9tietmoidinen", o@aiierItano5 ar.
5ciger un0 SduB.Nppornt", n0os
Union : &cbel : S%ponnfutter", yGie
Contribution uno Inmenoung BON
&uQeuogern", .Gunooel-8 Gas, Sol
benloIe 9ompfpumpen", 1HegiIter.
9foIt nit heb- mo leufbaret Sbeilen",
Sur &0ilng Ser Aluminium.2otbs
fro9e", nAieubeiteu in Sebe3elgen II.
Observation-Disclosures" uno anoere
flcincrc Nrtifc(. Go}u fonmt cine
@c}uQ3QltCllGtliitc fir uQe 3meige
Der <olitric. Gchnifern uno Sn.
6ultricQcn miro sic rciH6altige 3eit.
i6riit miufommen ieirt.
IooIp6 &'Irronge oanft
olleu Iencn, oie linn 10 m%ormber5ige
@iinihc 5l ieincm 10. Beburtstaqe
oltSaciproden baben, III iolgenoen
&erien:
@ic gernc m6dt' id Sc0em iagen,
Ser meiner liebepoa gc0aht:
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bagen,
Sllt6 Gl boit mir eS 5ltoebradt.
God mein 9cntiibcn mllB ner5aaen
Nm Ser popierncu llcbermod)t
Bon Miinihen. Dor mir olfgetrogen
81 cillem @all uon ~ltol5er Grodt.
So laBt mid Gine5 glllen iagen:
Sin 6ellcr bobt SIR angeiadt,
Gn9 mid ollrd)gliibt in oltcn Sagell,
Sbr bubt mid micoer jung gentad)t.
Sn 0apton, Ohio, nimmt
Sic 6abrif Der .Hotionol Gaib.Rc-
glitter" nit 1000 NngelteQten beilte
ibrcn 9ctricb pieocr oui. 8epiiic
&rctIe botten ben Sobrifbelibern 10
5ltgclcbt, Dob lid oieie nit benz @e.
00ntcn trugch Die 5obrif nad) einent
l%Ibcroleren Srtc SIT perlegen. 90
mur0c 9elten0 gemodt. ooB ourd Die
Ginfitbrung oicicr %outonotiit re.
0iItrirenoen Soiieu oaS Cater Der
Srunfiuht geforoert iperoe, Die
@ieoerer0iinung Der 5qbrif beutct
an, oaB Die S~iberalen 0en Semperen,.
Tern Den Stanopuntt flor gemodt
bubcn.
Sn Scr nSlltnois Staats.
3tg." IcIcn mir: o9llf @rltno zines
frellnoihoftli6en ltcbereinfommens
3lpilden Den biSberigen gigentbii.
merlt gingen Die oSqinoiS Yilbliibing
Company" uno Ole bon ibr beroiiS.
ocgcbcncn 3citun0cn: nSuinois
StoatS p 3citung", o5reie Breiie",
@eIten uno 3obeim" mo ngbeno.
Freiie" tGllflid, IN unferen oIleinigen
9elib iiber. @oltber u. Wi6aelis,
Sorucc &. 9rano."
2 n (S n n hohpu fto
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belt acknowledgements nod nic =
cillcn Crocu,"
%m &erlotie 0c@A}udmittoQ9 ipro-
dcu nod Die $50. &olti5 @oiimann,
6ron3 Spotb, gent uno 9crnoro
Sdanjntc. Sic ARRANGEMENTS morcn
bonn Mtumm GoWitc actroiiou,
Gin Dcrrcnloic3 Nutos
mobil muroe gciteru 9}udulitto1
l1tcr Der &cQIcitiulg uno W}itbiilic
bon mcGrcrcN @unocrt &Habcl olrrd)
Sen Eoti}iitcn Geo, e. Goucr rob
Sem 0itIjd]cu Stotiou2boll9 bright,
no Oo3icIbc 0rItcrn 9tod)t BON Sen er-
Iittcrcu G-tropo}cn ou8ru6tc. Cos
9ltto, cine Nrobe EoWutulhiuc, mur-
DC 0ci,crn Noruittog nm 10 llDr bon
feds ilnAcn Ni0nucrn an Canton
Npcule robc Nunitrobc i'm StiGJ gc-
lo1icn. NCi'n &crIaiicn Der W}aidi
ne iouen Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ulcbs
rcrcn &lobcn Qcio9t bobcu, ooB lie
0oS gll!onto6il hobcn f6nntcn. Die
Gnobcu licfcn iih Dies uid,t pucinrol
IoQcr, Ion0Crn CrQriiicn loiort @eiit
BON ocn .(0if C6ii." Ga lie nid)t
nCritau0cu. 0u5iclbc i'm Soma 3ll
ictcn, bcQnijQtcn tic iid 0umit, Is sic
Gtra6c oti mo o6 III idicbcn. bis
id)licblid Der obcnQrrunntc @lallrod
cridicn lln0 Dem SpaB cilt Gn0c
madtc. Gltrd) sic 9tummcr 1871
mcldc 0o9 2htomobjl trlt1, mltroc
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&oiopcttc Npcuuc, ais Gi9ent1iimcr
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CUR Ciui0Cu Hn6c.

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