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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-10
EDITOR Times:

Editor Times:
This seems to be year OF in
dependence In politics and the end
Il not yet. insurgency does not
seem to stop with the republicans
hut the democrats seems to be
going off the reservation. So far
there has been four candidates to
announce themselves for sheriff
and we find that Gideon Frazier.
Robert Longmire and e. j. Sheehy
have all been former democrats.
w. r. Grass, another old-time
democrat, is out for the repubIi-
can nomination for county clerk.
yet the stand-pat papers are find
ing fault with those democrats
who have signified their intention
to go into the republican primar-
les.
II all of the candidates to be
nominated by the republicans are
gong to be former democrats. why
Is 1t wrong for other democrats
to go into the republican primaries
to vote.
The first thing the democrat
knows the republicans will be ill
ing for democratic nominations.
With such men as John L. Wilson
and Judge Burke, both former
democrats, asking to be elected to
the United States senate, the DEM
ocrat who has been steadfast in
his party worship viii soon be a
very small minority. The demo-
cratic party in Pierce county to-
day is made up of former republi-
cans. A. r. TitIow was at one
time high up In the councils of
the republican party and SO was
Cyrus A. Mencer, but today we
find them highly in the councils
OF the democracy. A man who
knows what party he belongs to
IN this day must have a great faith
in a name.
What has brought this about7
The fact that the people at this
time have concluded TO do their
own thinking and the party lines
are disappearing. Tom Watson.
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r. AZ:
my idear o. nothin' that's some
thin Is buttonhole."
The True Version

Atto kNuo NtEokOaf
Bill Shakespeare was searching
Through Ann Railways purse
bent upon filching a nickel with
which to buy package of smok.
ling tobacco. He found six haiI
pins, one clean handkerchief. one
slightly soiled handkerchief with
lace ruffies around the edge
three pennies, one corset string
|one buttonhool<s one powder puff
one sample bottle of perfume. and
two yards of pale blue baby rib.
bon.
He then wrote that touching
|ditty entitled. "who steals By
purse steals trash. 'Tis something
--nothintl."
Mexico has q standing army Of
|s7 600 men,
Mamma" said little Dorothy,
|"f want some water to chrisesu
my doll.
mo. DEAR" replied her mother
TITS wrong to make sport OF such
|thines."
Then ! want some WAX TO wax'
Innate her. She's old enough q
have something DONE Z
There Il nothing 80 bed Il
HlsleA there Il MT something 81
snaa. osa Hebrew RfpYsks:
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y>Sbor'1>Sf Story

favor Of his estate for $40. GOO.
He died very suddenly one even
ling after dinner. in the presence
lof his wife, his son By q former
marriage, and his two old bache-
flor brothers. who lived with
Ihim. The doctor. struck by the
dead mans appearance. teie-
Iphoned for the police chief, and
1.-THE room was sealed up. At the
lantopay mercury in huge quanff-
tiles was found In News stomach.
II was sent for to investigate
the matter. which was the crIml-
|nal2 The wife. affirmed the son
and the two old men Eph and
Pete efifn elnpbaaia. Her mo.
liver WY she had married lin
Tor EEz ziIlztzE ana wanted HiIa
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fheirtheir best and never get lazy
ana say II can't" or TIN too
tired today"
The king OF Quickembob Is
known to all his people as very
wise and good man, and what a
sprightly little man he is, to pe
sure! 1t is very fine to belong
to the Quicembobs Of Quicken
bobfown.
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SCIE1Ye

A pretty feature OF the closing
OF the school year at Whitworth
is the advanced recital to be CIV
en- at the Mason library this even
ing by the advanced pupils Of the
School OF Music.
sfrs. J. M. Hickey has issued
Invitations for the marriage OF
her daughter Margaret Leah to
Bert Alvin Mansen, which will
take place at the family residence.
5647 South Junett street. We'd
nesday evening, Tune %.
The annual alumni reunion
banquet and reception OF the Ia
coma High school will take place
this evening at the Tacoma hotel.
The Woman's Union of the
Ethical society of Tacoma closed
its season Wednesday with tea
in the church parlors. Mrs. Frank
Kelsey, president-elect OF the
union, read Browning's ''Parasel-
sus." followed by Mrs. Mason,
who gave two groups OF songs.
Tea was served by the hostess,
Mrs. Kastner and Mrs. Champlin.
The Federation OF thew @. T..
u. Is meeting today at temperance
headquarters, $40 South Ninth
street.
Mrs. ID. 8. Kinney entertained
yesterday with the second of a
series of bridge luncheons at her
residence on North ] street.
Cards were played at FIVE tables.
Miss Helen Driver entertained
with a box party wednesday aft
ternoon at the Tacoma theater in
honor of Miss Margaret Hickey.
Custer Corps, No. Q, w. r. c.,
gave a basket picnic at Point
Defiance park yesterday afternoon
In honor of Miss Louisa Maycum-
Der of New York. who is visit
ing with Mrs. A. b. Hicks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. g. Rowland
entertained the Mems club OF the
Church of the Holy Communion
Wednesday evening at their resi-
den,ce, 1905 North Cakes street
An address on ""raxation" was
given by Prof. Curtis of the
University Of Washington.
Miss Wfmifred L0omis of shell
ter Neuk, Ellensburg, is the
house guest of Miss Zelma Wiki
inson and will remain until after
Miss Wilkinson's wedding.
Miss Loreen Iseary arrived In
Tacoma last evening from Cali
fornia and win be the guest o.
MRS. Frank Allyn for severa
weeks.
i ISL.
j Miss Clara Mighell Lewis Is ar
rang for a benefit concert for ths
Plymouth Congregational church
of the South Side to be giver
Wednesday evening at the church
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In TIE Editors Mail

Times readers will be printed in this
they sufficient general interest You
anything anybody long personal malice Is
your motive
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Mrs. Robert Haddow, accom-
panied by Miss Margaret Haddow
and her small sister Elizabeth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-10

left yesterday for the East en-
route abroad.
George Harris Fortress, No. 8,
will entertain saturday afternoon
with card party at the armory.
Five hundred will be played, fol-
lowed by D luncheon. Friends
are invited.
Royal Dairy Ice Cream. Both
phones. M. 95, A2195. s"s
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Miss Wfmifred Loomis of shell
ter Neuk, Ellensburg, Is the
house guest of Miss Zelma WiIk-
inson and will remain until after
Miss Wilkinson's wedding.
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ION South Fory-fifth street.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-10

Miss Clara Mighell Lewis Is ar
rang for a benefit concert for the
Plymouth Congregational church
Of the South Side to be given
Wednesday evening at the church
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Miss Loreen Leary arrived In
Tacoma last evening from Cali
fornia and will be the guest of
Mrs. Frank Allyn for several
weeks.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-06

Small boys and big boys who may
figure on going fishing in violation
of the law had better look out.
There's a constable coming, who
doesn't let much get by him that
looks like a breach of the statutes.
He is one of the Hardscrabble folks,
one of the community that Denman
Thompson and George w. Ryer, au-
thors of The Old Homestead" put
on the stage in Our New Minis
ter" If you saw the play during
a previous engagement you will
know the constable by his whiskers,
If not those, then by his badge.
This everlasting comedy will be
presented at the Nevada theatre to-
night, and according to the present
advance sale, big house will be
in attendance.
Mrs. Tattleby, like name, like
nature" is the way the program de-
scribes one of the most amusing OF
the country types of Hardscrabble
town comedy. After you have seen
this nosey, back-biting, gossipy old
hypocrite, who finds the church g
fertile playground for indulging hel
inquisitiveness and distraction, one
looks upon the whole-souled ant
Straightforward woman with increased
admiration.
Popular prices will prevail for the
performance of Our New Minister
tonight.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-06
ARE Welded At
CATHOLIC CHURCH
LAST EVENING
DOUGHERTY-COYL NUPTIALS
ARE PERFORMED BY REV.
FATHER BUTLER

At the Catholic church last even
ing, Roger Dougherty and Miss Rose
Coyle were united in marriage, the
Rev. Father Butler officiating. The
wedding was quiet affair and only
a few intimate friends of the couple
were present. James Grimes acted
as best man while Miss Cornelius
accompanied the bride
The couple are well known in
Tonopah and both have hosts of
friends here. Mr.. Dougherty is one
of the pioneers of the camp and has
been identified with the interests of
the district since the early days.
The bride for several years was
connected with the Tonopah Sun
mechanical department
Mr.. and Mrs. Dougherty will make
their future home in this city.
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Fresh milk and cream at the
Metropolitan market. 9-10-tf.

fASon HIN duu CIcdm dI Iu0
Metropolitan market. 9-10-tf.
~-e.ee~N~~~~~~~~o
law, as enacted by a Democratic
legislature, but believing that the
depositors are entitled to every safe
guard, We pledge our legislative can
didates to the passage of a resolu-
ton providing for an amendment
of the state constitution which will
make the stockholders of banks
personally liable to the depositors.
We pledge our legislative can
didates to labor for the enactment
of workmens compensation act;
an act extending the lien statute to
secure the wages of all persons en-
ployed by corporations; making it
a penal offense to employ laborers
by false pretenses as to solvency of
the employer; as we'll as such other
remedial legislation as shall fully
protect the workingmen of the state
We favor good county roads and
do hereby heartily endorse the con-
stitutional amendment to be voted
on at the coming election, which
provides that poll taxes shall be
used in the improvement of the
roads Of the county.
The Democratic party claims no
little credit for the splendid moral
conditions which prevail throughout
Nye county, and especially those
prevailing in the metropolis, Tono-
pah, which is today recognized as
one of the most moral and law
abiding cities in the world. For
this state of affairs, great credit is
due our candidate for sheriff, who,
as chief of police for the last four
years, has displayed a tact, ability
and naturalness as peace officer that
is little less than marvellous.
The Democracy of Nye county is
united and harmonious. The per-
sonnet of its ticket is of a very high
class and never before has the party
entered upon campaign with bet
ter prospects for grand victory.
We pledge our candidates to give
the best that is in them to the pub
lie service. We pledge an honest
clean, economical and progressive
administration, while we will take
advantage of every opportunity to
lower the rate of taxes throughout
the county. Especially in stringent
times, taxes are burdensome upon
the people, and we propose to lower
the taxes wherever the same can be
done consistently with good govern
ment.
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COSTUMES

Mrs. Malone will have full line
of costumes, masks, wigs, etc., for
the Musicians Masquerade Ball
something to suit everyone. On ex-
hibition On and after Friday, in
Guiding Sunday from II to p. m.
Call and see them at the Beauty
Parlors, over Cohen's store.
10-5-5t
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Serbinallb 9erff it. al Mnnie 5.
@a0eio, @rltnbitiid ON De. SlbSScCna
Ctr; $3.50.
@0. @olff uuo Srie Mepcr Jill 60:
ren5 Sunsmann, @rnnoftiia IN Itacboe
ia; $500.
pelrb garllolette nno SYaa an e.
81. gihler, 8runbltid i'm ueiisn gitps
@lof 2122; $185.
emil @nh an @eror goamtb, Elm
Streifen 2aub; $187.
Strait 9ora 8ogt all BouI 6. Jcst,
80 Nder 2onb; $500.
gonrnb Semliuger at Snhn y. Ssms
finger, @runbitide i'll ben l,eueil @itpz
Blofs 713, 654, 661 nnb 584; $5c1O.
S. s. 51lat6er nnb Srnu un Uus
81. Sdlatber. Is Ider 2anb; 1885,.
9arf 81. 2on9tportb an @. 81 Hai3>
fe, @runbitid in Der gbgeh,uob 2fbbis
ton, $500.
Mlfreo 6aefer lnlb Srau MI zoe u.
9albarbier nnb Srali, II Gder Bars:
$500.
Srau gtta 9eibB an Saln,ie Z. &aras
fa6. @runoitid in Sousb- 3ci9hts;
gatricio 9aIinas al qnbl,tr
Mlbreht. @rmnbftid an ser Cue Der
Commerce nub ~@ibens Ctr $3.50.
Sobn 9arraeb an Sreb 5nmmcrt,
@runoltiid I'M nemen gitbS@lnf 1858;
St00 II 81
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ltno tutt fullt mieber ser eioeatlint.
lid) idlud5enoe Son aus iGrer Suit,
ih fonnte oos 10 gellou bet i5r, iGor
ols 9ino bette lie ieoen Gr1ne1urs.
brll6 10 5uriideeordnet. Sd ergf;ff
lire Sono feiter;. iie por iiehcrDcib
uno ibre grlit pogte beft;u oul nno
nIeoer.
Scr probtiee, morlllullltisa
Menl6; audi bette nod ME flllGer,"
iagte id leiie. u@ott lei gefobt bnb
ct i'm bel6iittel"
60 iaBen mir ltumnt cine gorse
LANCE 3eit; Die 2i6ter onr Gem
Spiegel lparen berllntergebrunlt u.1h
fompften ouffloferno ltln i6r Dalqia,
uno roitlos tidte bie ltbr opi Ger
aoniole. Sd bate 10 germ oo5 Dds.
tben neben mir %gebeten: nMane Mfa-
RE, pertrolte mir, nod lit cs nidji gu
Ipat! Sieb, i6 meib cs iebI. Iii liehit
Stiirmer leit beute NIB iy cs
geipiB; Slime Morie, nod 1T es uit,t
~ ipat!" 9(ber ipie fpnnte ia es? Gie
6otte mir nie oos f(einItc Re6t clasc-
roumt, mir ME erloubt, icil5iief.
men an Dem, mas ibr 9er5 bewtylc
., fante lie bod BON iel6it mo iprGbc
5n mir, oouit lie miiBte, niepiel ich.
ter cine 2ait iid) tragt 5lt 3%lueiet.
Sd briidte iDr bitteno Gle $u.to
yMnne Morie", n1ein lie[ei, subj"
fliiIterte ih. 0a' fubr lie erurpr
lpie olls nirrem Traitm lrio ltrid
| iid boltig Die 2ufe ans DER Stifl1.
CGurtietNIMn folltl
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tS70-71 in ben ariess Saraftm
(Sortfeblna bon Der 2. Geite.)

(SprtIeblttl bon Der g. Seite.)
men BEN beinfebrenoen @errid)es Re.
griiBten.
0es &oiiers @rldeiner in beIl Ho-
raden iolte mol leoiglid oenGcr.mln-
oeten gelten. Sn ieinel ginben
Sreunolihfeit COB er Den. Oroigcr
Der @rdfin Moon i,odl Sic i'm, Inn
mir cine Sreuoe gu maGJeL betapg,
aud Dem &iihenterroin cinen Glfnf
ob5uitotten.
SIN Ser Eire mltroe id. oel1 Soiicr
porgeiteat. Weine Nidte aatc &e-
oemeper, bie id1 miiiels. luos Scr
Sog 6ringen miirbe, mir 6inan5oe-
nommen bate, blieh in 5ei1e,6enes
@ntfernuns fteben. SIR iugenafri-
ides Iusieben llnb ibr 4rolteral;ltg
lenftelt BEN 8lid oes 3aiiers dllf Re:
User iinb Sic oenn?" frngts ct. nnb
ipro6, a(s er Sen 9amclt Linz Sic
llriodje ser Srauer eriabren Gutte,
febr ber5lib feline 3eilratmc aus.
getm Sortgeben trot ser &oiler lloG5
einmol an 4ate beran nno iproh:
ySoeen sic Sbren gItem. SOP es
mir innig leio int, baB aiih lie lold,
Spfer brineem mubten." -
Die CUTE @rdfin lieB nift no1,
Der &aiier muBte in oen grobeI Sci
feefeiicl ieben, INTO Die Maiiea bon
3miebad nno Semneln atitm, ren---
er iagte oonn freunolid al nir:
y8~ertpobnen sic meins 5oIoaten
niht."
2eidt mar es ipirfli1 nift, lualih
fir 100000 Weniden su fuGen
uno ale Mabl5eiten piinftlid) nnb
gut fertis 5u baben. Sc muroca lool
acknowledgement gum aartofieliLi'
len fommanoiert, aud EruMooIcn.
Wit 2uit ipar ober feiiier BATE.
9ieie ermedte ibnen crit Ell Gfns
|@ein, nas id ieoeln COB. Der Leui.
ife iaete: Sd oonf' of Scr
Sran8oie bob oas @los uno iaJte.
"a Ia iante oe madame"
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Sulanb.

@alter @enman bet. lpie ous
Nep gorf gemeloet miro, ieia Suit.
ldiff perlaiien miiien, lit obtt nit
iammt ieinen @eiabrten bon Dem
BON Bermuda nod Stem Dolt fab.
renoen GoDal Wail Onmpfer ,Stent"
.aufgenommen moroen, Gr mai
meit nad Siioen perldlaecnL Die
Stelle, mo er auf9enolnnien ,par6e,
befinoet iid) ilur $50 Mei(en iloro.
lueitli1 BON ben Bermuda. Ssnleln.
@r mnBte ben 9roBten Sefl leiner
@oiolin-@prrate iiber Born ,Derfen.
Ger Sturm bat i'm iiiolid)en
3lorioa linge6euren Shaocr arge.
rihtet. Seq @eit lit rabeju ar.
fort, Ct. 4ugultine itebt ppaItGnoiQ
unter @alier, nit Gamma ii 6ie
8erbinonng unterbroden. ,SadIoi.
piGe bat ldmer gelitten. Sn ct
Nueuitine ging Die Sohflrt i6et Scr
Sea @aa" biniiber. Ger Sdubef
belduft iid ouf Miaioi1en 28,e arol
Der 8erluit an Wenidealeben it
fann nod gtiemano iogen. ST. Der
&iiIten-S tdoten BON Georgia nll
Siib-G carolina lit man in GROCER
Gorge ipeeen oes beranilaben6er
ltnmetters.
Der 1r1iioent bot Die 9sh
gorfer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CHI
gnis Sslan0 beiu6t.
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- 9ie bon Ser uGomlntIlion
Government 2eague" olf geIicrn
Mbeno einberufene Malienreli ainnl-
lung in Ser 9eet6open-SolGe rar
iebr gut beiudt. Sp9n ), Cfdrf
fiibrte Sen Gpriib. s. 8. SiJtet
fungierte ais SefretGr. Als Geonei
traten o1f oie @erren @e6b {. 5.
@ooolparb, @m. 81. @ur5bed ltnb
Gbeiter SerreG. 0os BON bent Gur<
iibenoen perlei ene GampoornlfCr!te
mllroe beitottet. IS berridte Jrober
gntbuiiosmis in ser @er;nnlnllaas.
0ad) elmer @nt16elonnJ Gcs
8enerolonnolts fottnen Yoa-G1res
nidt mebr ourd Deputies fo1eitiert,
lonbern miiiien brett in Der eoun-
tp-GIerf-Office be5ablt meroeil.
Sn elmer Gerionlu!Eug Scr
Gbomber of Commerce murOcn BE-
ihIiilie s1 @uniten bon Iiefmoiier
in .Mranias Sab angenonlmetl.
= Die Geputp-5 ber;ffs BATE;
cine &o53ia auf cine ansctttde
Spielboue in ben 8ante.Gep .fie-
ments eemoht. Sic fanoen Me
mano BORT, perbaftcJen aber
ipdter einen Mann, Ser in ei1tm
onoern 3immer i'm 9ett lag uao
geeen Ben iie einen Safthciegi Fat
ten.
Sn einent bieiieea 5oirital
itarb I'M Sitter bon 55 SaGren
@ilbelm Soefge Gus 3teu=
8rounfels.
eli @rnouo, gertreter ser
omeiten 8oro i'm Staotrat, ut &C.
ltorben. gr nor 64Sabre ali.
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.eiitet Gudj ppr eoIben aeaen ga.

pute| SuW upl Su@UcU BCUeu Nus
tarrb, Die Quediil6er entbalten, Da
QnedIilber iider ben Sinn beg @erud,s
5erit0ren nlb bas ea15e SDitem b6Iig
5erriittet miro, tpern es our6 bic ihleiz
misen Dberfldden eilbrinet. Soldge
Grtifel ionen ME auber auf @erorbuun1
gut berl1fener Ier5te sebraudt perben,
6a Der Sdaoen, ben iie aaridten. sehne
NAL 10 grob lit als bas Cute. bas Sht
babon er5ielen fonnt. &aII's &u:
tariff : &ur, fabri5iert bon S. 5.
gbenep & Co.. golebo. o.. entbdlt tein
Gnediilber unb ipirb innerli9 genoms
men nnb ipirft bireft anf Die f6leimisel
Cberfldaen bes @bitems. 8enu Sbt
Saus's &atarrbz<r fanft. ieib iider.
baB SIR Die d6te befommt. sic ipiro
innerli6 aenommen unb in Solcbn,
Ohio, bon S. S gbenep 4 60. ge>
ma6t.
az @erfauft bon alien Npot1efen.
Hreis 75c Die SIaide.
1an's Earniliens0ilen iinb bic beiten.
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8esmmmsem, Die Seimat AT n~crlaiien

Sebes Sabr lit cine aro5c In-
Sabl 2ungen-2eioenoer g:suungen,
elm anoeres &lima auf5uiuhen. Dies
lit foitipielig unb nidt ilnnlee iitcr.
gs gibt einen beiieren @ea. 2oBt
gud bur6 Or. Sings @em Disco
bern 81 Sauie furieren. pes FIJI.
rierte mid bonn 2uuJenfeioen",
ldrieb SO. 81. Nelion BON Galamiue,
arf., nals aaes Mnoere feblihlug
unb ih nabm AZ Bfunb aa @eipibr
ou." so Gts. nno $500. 6reie Ser.
iudsflaiden bel anen 9rHgaliten.
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0armni.

GRAB ifredIid mor's: 3aln
Shornitein lit Der @lis cinie'inbren
lino barn freu5 nno ollet uillailano'
i'm Sous berilm nnb bot @Ges Der.
piilt't nno oemoliert, unb feline
Stub'n ODER 4anmer 1T ptribont
e'blie6en, blob Die aiihel. -"
Gas i'll ober merfpii' bigl"
90 NOR both meine SdpUieger-
n%uttter orin!"
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llmsuss-@ Sobn u. Aolims,
SAMPLER in 2apn.Waber unb Gas.
Sefen, lit bon 301 Sit-goMin;rse
ctr. nod $40 Wain @oemle nn.se.
3oeen. 8eioe Telephone.
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Sin bemtidjer 2ebrer,

YIN 0entid)er Eebrer, 40 Sabre
aft, iuft, geitiibt uuf CUTE 3eu5ntlje.
Steliine an elmer oelttidlen Gfrsc.
0erielbe lit oor5iialider GlapierIpie-
Ter, tiihtiger SrganiIt nn> Gbclo,rl-
gent. Offerte on 6. Sit, Balpeltor,
Ger, c/o @tlanto Sotel.
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2euten, beren Mut nidt iehr bod lit.
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