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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-08-17

shows in no uncertain terms tho tenn
per OF the people of California as to the
issue before them
Returns received at the headquarters
up to 1880 o'clock this morning indi-
cate Johnsons plurality over stanton
in Los Angeles county at from 5000 to
10000 votes.
/ desire to take this opportunity to
thank each of those loyal precinct
committeeman and workers-in the Lin
Roosevelt league OF this county
who have, during the past few months,
devoted so much of their timei and
means to the fight for the establish
ment Of true Republlcanism, To these
men is the credit due.
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L.-R. WORKERS STRUGGLE
WITH PUSH HIRELINGS

Good government workers had a
hard struggle with push" employees
yesterday at 238 East Second street,
where voters In precinct No. 119 went
to vote.
They complained that only regulars"
were on the election board, and that
they persisted in keeping the "stickers"
of their candidates on the same table
with the ballots.
Another complaint was that the
"stickers" also were placed in the
voting booths.
Good government men finally sue
ceeded in keeping the literature where
it belonged they reportd.
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REPUBLICAN VOTER ASKS,
CAN | VOTE L.-R. TlCKET?'

]. Perry Wood of Pasadena, candi-
date for the Republican nomination for
the superior court judgeship, was
telling yesterday of a voter of the
Crown city, who approached him and
asked this question:
mr.. Wood, registered as a Repub-
lican-can I vote the Lincoln Roosevelt
league ticket?"
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-08-17
MAN KILLED IN ATTEMPT
TO PROTECT WIFE'S LIFE

HINTON, w. Va, Aug. 16.-Dying as
the result of wounds received in a vain
attempt to save his wife from being
murdered, John Ailiss today identified
as his assailant one Of several negroes
arrested after the corpse of Mrs. Afliss
had been found near her husband at
Quinton yesterday. There is every in
dication that a lynching is imminent.
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JOHNSON MAKES STRONG
SHOWING IN RIVERSIDE
SpaIding Leads by Substantial
Majority for U. S. Senate
Especial to The Herald

RIVERSIDE, Aug. 16.--Johnson and
Wallace have won in Riverside county
over all candidates. In some local pre-
cincts Johnson was a Is to / favorite,
Anderson or Stanton may get second
place. Spalding leads by a substan-
tial majority for the United States
senate and Smith has more than a 8
to l lead over Kirby for congress. Co
burn is probably elected sheriff over
Wilson, incumbent. G. r. Freeman
won the domination for the assembly
without opposition. Only two Demo-
cratic candidates were on the ticket,
Shaver and Ikimbell, for reelection as
supervisors, and both are probably
elected. The remainder of the county
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FARMERS DEFEAT sRIeANDs

MILAN, Aug. 20.-A band of brigands
who had descended the mountains
which had descended the mountains
around Palermo on cattle raiding
expedition was intercepted near Caro-
mia by a strong muster Of farmers.
After two of the brigands had been
killed the rest scampered away, leav-
ing a trail of blood from a third MEM
Der of the party, who had been severely
wounded. Among the dead Is the no
torious chieftain, candino.
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FEARS POVERTY; ENDS LIFE

DENVER, Aug. 16-Afraid to face
the future painted by her invalid hus-
band, with whom she was discussing
the family finances, Mrs. Emma Fret
berg, in the midst of the conversation,
seized a bottle of carbolic acid and
swallowed it's contents. She died at a
hospital. Freiberg was discharged from
a hospital yesterday, where he had un-
dergone an operation. His illness had
left him in straitened circumstances.
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JoHNsoN's FATHER IN RACE

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 16.-Indications
point to the nomination Of one league
and one regular candidate for the leg
islature from this city. Howe, the
league candidate in the Eighteenth, is
beaten by Judge March. Bliss, league
candidate in the Seventeenth, has a
lead over Grove L. johnson, father of
Hiram Johnson.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-08-17
CURED IN THREE DAYS.

NO HYPoDERMIc INJECTIONS.
Refuse to take any treatment for
the drink habit where hypodermic
injections are given, for they are so
liable to result in blood poisoning,
from the use of an infected needle,
through the carelessness of others.
PLAIN CONTRACT GIVEN.
Each patient is given a plain con-
tract, agreeing to effect a perfect
cure in three days, without hypo-
dermic injections.
INSTITUTE TREATMENT.
The comforts of a refined home
are afforded all patients at the in
stitute; board, room, physicians at
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tendance, with every care and at
tehtion and the utmost privacy.
HOME TREATMENT.
The treatment sent to the homo
with plain directions for taking and
may be given to six-year-old child
with no thought of injury. All mail
sent in plain envelopes, sealed;
everything strictly confidential.
Call write today, or phone Broad
way 1865, Home A4072, for copy of
the contract and free book. Neal
Institute, 945 S. Olive ST., Los An
geles, Cal. Bank references as to
the company's responsibility cheer
fully given.
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relieve the baby's torture but The TesuIts were
not what we had looked for.
"we had read OF the Cutleura remedies so
we went to the drug store and got sore Cuti-
cura soap and Cuticura ointment. We used
them just as directed and in three days the
ernst began to come off In a week there was
no rnoretoab and now the baby Is cured with
out mark, sleeps soundly IN her cradle, and
las nlrntg because OF the baby's suffering.
GsitfcSirn seems a wonderful remedy for this
disease and any one having eczema should
RE D. i, Bath, Pa, Dec. 9, 1909"
cv,iouFa Remedies sold throughout the world
potter Drug chem. Corp. sols Props, Boston.
aS-MaiIed free, 32-page cutieuFa book, containing
invaluable advice the Treatment OF SKIN IFouoles
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-08-17
JAIL GUARDED BY TROOPS

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Aug. To-
State authorities have decided to call
our Ferretville and Charleston COM
panies of state militia to protect the
Jail at Hinton, where a negro charged
with the murder of John Ailiss and
wife is I'm custody
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and ono OF her eyes
almost closed up. a
hard crust formed
and would crack open
and the blood ran out.
II itched SO fright
fully that the poor
little girl could not
rest. We had to Keep
mitta on her hands to
keep her from scratch
ing at her face and
ner mother was forced
to sit in a rocking
chair with the baby
day and night. We
had a very good doc
tor and he did ell that
he DOssiblV could to
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JOHNSON LEADS STANTON
BY 5000, SAYS CAMPBELL
BY KEMPER h. CAMPBELL,
iscretary Lincoln Roosevelt League.

Hiram w. Johnson, the next gov
ernor of California.
The Republicans of this peerless
commonwealth should be proud that
they have thus acquitted themselves in
this their first opportunity TO ex-
press a direct choice for nominees for
the various state offices.
It has been a long but glorious
fight, terminating in a victory which
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A PERFECT CURE.

The Neal internal treatment cures
the periodical, occasional or moder-
ate drinker. the habitual and ex-
cessive drinker, and the nervous
man who has to drink to keep from
becoming more nervous. 1t takes
away all inclination to drink, all de-
sire and craving for drink, by neu-
Trailing the poison of alcohol in
the system and Kidding the blood
of the poison by a rapid process of
elimination, leaving the drinker in
the condition that he was before
tasting liquor, so far as the effect
of alcohol may be concemed-all
appetite for drink gone, and he
new man.
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JOHNSON CARRIES REDLANDs

REDLANDS, Aug. 16.-Johnson car
ries Redlands about 100 over Anderson,
with Stanton a poor third. The Lin
coin Roosevelt league carried the city
on the state ticket and probably on the
senatorial and legislative candidates,
but lost on the county ticket. H. ].
McIver defeated c. T. Clifford for jus
tice of the peace after a hard contest.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-08-17

Des Moines, Ia, Feb. 8, 1910.
To Whom It May Concern:
My attention having been called
to the Neal treatment for the cure
of the drink habit, and their claim
that 1t did cure in three days,
elected my personal investigation
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HAMMEL NOMINATION IN DOUBT

2:3O a. NAT this hour the nominal
ton of w. A. Hammel, regular Repub-
lican for sheriff, j sin doubt. 1t was
conceded earlier in the night. Gains
by De La Monte, however. leave the
result uncertain.
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JOHNSON LEADS AT POMONA

POMONA, Aug. 16.-Pomona gives:
For attorney general, MCGOWAN rs,
Webb 1877; governor, Johnson 128,
Stanton 124; associate Justice of the
supreme court, Melvin 50, Sloss 1913,
Wilbur $50; congressman, Seventh dis
trict, McLachlan 1872, Stephens 81.
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and to do so it became necessary
for me to send one of my people to
the institute to be treated. This
did, and / am pleased to say that
he was cured perfectly, and the
patient assured me with great
forcefuIness that ne no longer had
the inclination to drink, and that
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AFTER MISSOURI roeA

JEFFERSON CITY, Aug. 16.-Sterl-
ing b. Bond of st. Louis filed declara-
ton today of being a candidate for
the Democratic nomination for United
States senator.
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ticket was reelected. The vote was
large in the county and returns are in
complete, owing to the remoteness of
many precincts.
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RI. Rev. Monsignor FIavin's Letter

all desire, craving and appetite for
drink had been taken away. 1t is
g. grand, good work, and a great
benefit to humanity.
M. FLAVIN,
Pastor st. Ambrose Church,
Des Moines, Iowa.
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BISHOP SIMMER
Bishop Of Superior
BISHOP OF OUDe7TOT
Endorses the Neal Ihree-Day Drink Habit cure
After Sending Patient to the Superior Institute
Who Was Cured Perfectly in Three Days
Superior, August !, 1910
To the People
of the State of Wisconsin
and Head of the Lakes.

Sonnet lheDN "e
opening nsiu in
ascending
senddm
thar twenty ars
the
andsdh
axe away iron
The Neal drink
F
pofS meuor.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-08-17
TINY BABY HAD
DREADF I'LL ECZEMA
On Hands, Face, Nose and Mouth.
Hard Crust Formed and Cracked
Open. Blood Ran. ItChed Fright
fully, Mitts on Hands, No Rest.
Got Cuticura, In 8 Days Relief, In
a'Week Cured Without a Mark.

az have a little baby almost a year old.
When 1t was two months old il got eczema on
top OF both her hands, on her face and inside
her nose and mouth. She refused to drink
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eokal.Derid)l
Zd,,pere 8eiduIoi8u,s8en.
ysm. Alein nmS ieine Srei5eba Ja9se
alte Eticitodjter Derbaffef.

Die probdiionsbsnmten Rnhrt uno
akobalb unb goIisiit Deber Dtrpots
teien Geitern Morsen ben 81 SABRE al.
ten arbeiier Wm. aIein. bon Wo.26O7
gcot Gtrobe. unb befen 13 Jahrs oiss
Gii.fiohser Gduru. lpobrenD bt1ii
al,in I'D, in Der airhe befanh. Der
mann ipiro beIhuloist. iih NIT jsis
ner Gtieitc6ter pergangsn Su pdhn,
,pdbr,nb bas Wdbh.n unter Der An'
tlaae, elm unpaFenbes 5eim sii baben.
sinuefperrt fpurb.. Rahbarn oer Jas
mill, batten iia bel Snsenbrihssr
Gabriel bsfhtptrl. bab aletn on
Sonniaaen. natbem f.tne Gran iith
sur airhe beseb,n babe. unseboriss
Sanbluueen nit ieinsr Stieftohtsr
uorsunebinen pfl.ee. Die einsonss e..
pabns.ngenmtsn perfedten Fi6 esIfsrn
Wormitaa in benz 6auie zines Noha
bars uno mattien BON bort aus peobs
ottunasn, ipsIche sur Nrboftuna oes
| glannes unb f.iner Siieftchter fubr'
| ten.
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Ser Gan'lcr mnO bic Sosial.
TemDfraten.

in 9sutI6lanb borat bas Bolt
Itsts auf, penn bic aarslsr ben Sos
aiaIoemotruten oroben. Dabei absr
ipaltet Iebiglif bas eigne Snterehe
Dor. Ulan tann Die Sp3iuliitsn niht
aus Der Regierung ausiha!ten, obre
oleihseitig brsi 9isrtst Der Stimms
oeber BON gang 1eutfhlano 3u entz
redten. Gi6t nit unreht piro angss
nommsn, baB ben feuoalen Serrsn. Die
isbt bas Regimsnt in 9sutIhlano
fiihren, nidt 10 iebr Die SosiaIosmoz
tratie, tpie oas allgemeine S!immreht
Elm Dorm i'm Quae lit unb pab lie
unter benz Dorpanb, ben ftadtseefabrz
liden Spsiulismus beidmpfsn gu mol
len, bdrauI obsielen. bic leste Spur
bon 8oltsreoisrung aus3utilgen. Der
perfloTens aon3ier Billion ba. ouf 4n.
sapfuneen bon Seiten Ieiner ograris
Ifen griibsr. oh er bem Sc5ialismus
nicht ginhdlt gebieten tperpe, iih nit
Der halbsn Drohun9 bsaniigt, bdB e,
su einem IoIthen 9orgebn untsr se:
fpiFen umIianben Iih sntihliebsr
fonnte. Der jssige Sansler tritt idor
oeutlIher berppr. Gr fpriht baDon
oab man bi. GoSialb.motratis fiji
ibre 9sfiirportuns republitaniitsl
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uno fir ihr,
anftiftung BON arapallen Derantport
lid MAIDEN perbe.
Inter iolhen umitdnben oirfte a
aneebra6t fein. f.itsuItelen. ob bdi
Berbalten Der Sosialiiten cine gereh
tisung lisfert, einen Staatsfireih 4.
peranftalten, Der. rpie eeiagt, mid
bios bic So3iatiiten, ionbern audi on
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Sdiueiser 4obltbGfigfeits Wefru'
ihnft.

Inter r,s.r gettiIisuns fune ss'
tern Rahmitiag bic yerlommlung
Der otis.n Y.reinisuns iiott. IN ms!'
der 6err SEQ GDIer bas prdhollim
fiibrte unb Ssrr Soi.pb W. Roelin.
iui. felt % Sabr.n iiblid. ieinss Nr's
tes als GeiretGr waIiete. Die perren
RuboIpb Shmibi uno albert Sang
ipurben ols neue Witslieosr oufgenoMs
men. Cine Ginlaouns bes Shnesjtr
M6nnerhor su isiner am 81. DtSenHs
Der itotiFinbenben sytitlihieit irures
anoenommen unb IS iperoen fd1 Die
Wi.aIieber Iaus g.Ihlub reht ress
oaran beibsilieen.
6err gbriIiian aropf mahte benz
Derein sin.n bubid oussecrbeitettr
uglr1iibentens6 6dmmtr" gum Oefhen!.
Der nit Dani a,s,piirt unb fot0rt isi'
usr geiiimuns ibergeben tpurbe.
s,ierauf fanb bi. Reuipah bsr Ye'
omitn Itati, ipslhe bas folgenne Nss
iultot eronb:
Qrdiibtn., Geo Gper.
0i,.prafib.nt, @. r. 2ebber.
grpt. Gstr.. Spieph W. Raeltn.
sin. Se,r.. Otto anner.
StasmsiI.tr. Sobn gertek.
! Beiiibsr: Gbas. aae!in. Gbds.Huen'
Al unb ghriitian arcpf.
Die Snitaliiruns Der Beomtsn ftn'
bet in Der am 2. Sonntae i'm Jonuar
obsuhaltenb,n 80. Jubresperiomrs
lung iiati.
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Iritte Icntid. .Ereieitantiidt air4k.
(Volfor 9. 6cefnsr.)

SIR bic om Wlontas. 2. San. 1911.
BON 3 llbr Rahmittaes bis 8 uhr
atenbs jtottfinoenbe airHenrutbsnahl
bat bos aus ben 6erren !. o. 0ro6'
mann. 8. GIousbeibe. ). O. 3. Grcts.
o. Qubrmann, g. 8. Wtttenbcrp.
aorl RalIenoorf unb 0r. SteuiDsr Be,
iiebenbe RominotionssH Hommittee iol'
atnbs 9errsn ais Qanbioatsn autses
fttlt:
prdEbeut: 3. ". gtreutter unsO.
8. Yape.
0i,epraiiben!. Gonrao petri uns 8.
SO. CRrbed.
proi. Geir.. 8. Gtodmaan unb 8.
Doobmonn.
Gin. eelr.. Sobn Gisslsr nab o.
s.. gpersmdnn.
edGsmsiiier. Wm. Slime uno @.
60fier.
druisee: 90. Glaushio<. sgr. prei'
iina. $. DsiHmann unb 5. 3. NoIte.
Ocrfieber: Oeors Qsffer. 6enrp0Gfs
ner, Gbas. Meib. Oscar G@,penier,
Csear Rssper unb s.. W. Neier.
WohIrifier: g. 8. Witienbagp.
Qarl aouennorf uno 4tasp GIauss
heibe.
ssolIeliions Gommittse fiir bic
Gonntagfnule: !. O. 8. 0rots. 8.
Qnbrmonn. s. s. grodmann uHb 3r.
Sieufrer.
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Sobn SoImes. q Sabre alt. bon
Rp. 528 Sobn Strabe, ftellte iiA ses
ftern Morgen in all.r Gribe nit 3ers
ietlaoenem gsiitt uno elmer ungefdtrs
Iihen Giidpunbe In Der Snulter TN
6ofpitaI elm. Or ertldrte. bab ihm
oi. @.rlebungen in elmer Mirtbl4uft
an 3. unb Smith ctr. bon einsm
Wunn Ramens Rilsp beisebro6s rcr'
ben Ieien. Die polisei III NIT sinsr
llnterfuhuns hihdftigt.
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fpobl beipnbt IN, aumal ibnen onn bss
msiier.n betanni lit. bab bns bsuiide
@cIt in ieiner geiammtbett eins quite
Tsinuns bonn iebisen aaiisr bat nno
feline perfonlihen Shrullen germ btn'
nimmt ongelnts Der unbeitreitoartn
eroben Uerbieniie, bic er iih I'm pds
beutihe Reid ernprben bat.
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90 Der Sansler 8sthmdnNs
5oQtpeg iiber bic 8e3iebungen 9euti6-
lamb au Gnqlanb fagt, entipriht Der
8ahrbeit. 2luf beutider Seits be'teht
ein ernitlidss gsmiiben, oas Wttbs
trauen, bas 5DiTdsp beioen Jtationsn
beitebt, au bsisitigsn. Jiht minber
rihtia 1T oua bic Qniiht oes adn3s
Iers, oab oas MiBtrauen niht 3fUiz
Tten ben Hegierungsn ieIbIt. ionoerr
3tpii6en ben 8oltern abpdItst. absr
gans fpe3ieq Bel ben enslifhen 8pltsz
maiIen, neil bteie burh politiThes De-
nagpoent6um, bus aber niht duf Der
libsralsn, ionbern auF Der tonierpatis
BEN Seite bsiteht, berhebt peroen. BAL
four, Der sFiihrer Der Gon'erpatioen,
fiibrte ben porlesten Wahltampf unter
Der Bdrole, bab bic li6eralen parteien
BON Der Rsgisrung dbdeIebt fperoen
miiiIen, neil lie bic Sihsrheit Der bri>
tiIchen Nution osoeniiber 9eutIhlano
pernahIdIfiqen. gaourh mar oas
Wiriftertum t6atIdhlih aeoen ieinen
Wi[leH genothiot, Elm eripeitertss 5icts
tenprocrumm auf3uftsllen. 9ieien
oriitenben us6sl'tano, bab Gemaqoqie
su tpeitersn Sylottsnbduien antreibt,
niro man Hiht Durh einNbfcmmsn nit
Teutihlunb iibsr Sen umfuna Der gez
gsnfsitiqer RiiItungen beIeiti1eH ton'
uen. 9eutFhldnb tdnn Iit) hierin nift
bic 0dnbe bin0en loHen. oenn eg Bat
iid aud osgen onoers Nationen ouber
Gngldno por8uIs6en. Die Shnierigs
teit ldRt iif nur iiberpinben. iubem
gnolanb brett aufgeforpert tpiro. BEN
Orsibunb 6ei5utrsten, unb unferss grs
msHens iisbe fih Der 8orthsil eines
fplhsn Sdrittss bem enoliidsn Wolts
iiberaeuganb bdrleoen. msnn oteses
fiirtt.t, baB beutIhe 6.ere in Gnoldnt
ldnben t0nntsn, 10 III tlar. oab fol6t
Gsfahr i'm @uqnblid deidtpunben III
Ia gnaldnb bem Treibunb bsitritt
unb nod mshr, es tpiirbe iiber6aup'
seine Tatipn fortan an cine Grobe,
runo gnqldHbs 0snteu fDnnen, rpcbe
an Tranfreih 5u erirnern lit. benz fol
6e atbfiften itets ooreeihipsbt hoben
Biz England tpdhrsno Der Rsgierun!
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@pntas, scm IL. Sescmbsr l9lo.
Seat benuBt man aud ben

Seat benuBt man duH osN
sforbentopT, um8impel 5u fan9sn. gins
an,obl SanIaser, bic nahe sine Ut'l'
lion in aupferminen attten Rrloreh
haben. rufen bic Soilfe nss 9erlttS
an um ibnen fptsoer gu tbrem 9sIoe
an perbelfsu. cSntsrsTdnt 1T thre sr.
adbluna, rpie 'ie nit 5arbe 9etoosrt
nprpen iino. qtls iie nd Dem ArEe
ndbertsn, no bic geretperte llseea,
Ieudtetsn ibuen Iton meilenpeit e.e
nit ure[lsm Rot6 unseitrtdenen 0as
der Ser Srtihaft entgegen. Die oahlsr
fe[bIt frablten in blenoenoern nn@
IhuIospollsm peiBem Nnitrth. Oiels
Sorbn Spmpbpnie ma6te einen tOls
den gmbrud auf lie, oab lie 1bren
gelbbeutel Gffneten uno fur nahe etne
W}iuion in Dem l1ntsrnehmen dnls9ten.
god1bem lie itQtt Der iebnItt't ertpor@
teten Ttbioenbe gu tpeiteren 3ohIun9en
arae6alten porben Iino, 'pl jeBt oos
G,eridt ihnen aus Der 8lemme belfen.
Die geleimten haben lebt ertdhren,
bab man fauIes 0ol3 rptb an'tre'ht.
Die Ger. 9 tuaten hdbsn Jest,
NIT g(usitIub Der Splonier, 92A gttlz
Iionen @inpcbner. 0amit 1T nas
2ano nod nidt iibsrfiiut, ober ss 1T
niht mehr ungeniigeno beboltert.
Tomit bat oub Sic Notbipenoigteti
ouFoebort. cine unbeIhrdntte Sin:
panoerung gu geItattsn. Btr haben n
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