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The Washington times., 1910-10-21
BERLIN" IS TOPIC
OF GOOD LECTURE

Berlin. the Best Governed City in
the World" was the point toward
which Dwight z. Elmendorf led the
attention OF a record audience at the
National Theater yesterday afternoon
In the second OF his Washington series
OF personally conducted tours"
throuzl the great cities and caps'-Is Is
OF Europe.
OF course. the military featur e
ceivec the major share OF attel, On
This subject was amply covered with
a roll OF excellent moving utcturN
films OF the last annual review Of
I O,00O Of Gcrmany's finest picked
, troops by Kaiser Wilhelm. In an the
pictures details were plain. the phO-
tographers having been particut,rI,,
fortunate in getting the Kaiser in the
foreground. The pictures OF the Frn-
peror were clear-cut and particularly
good.
A plea for better homes for United
I States ambassadors to foreign coun-
Tlies was received with enthusiastic
applause. after Mr.. Elmecdorf had
shown the magnificent home OF the
British representative. and then thar
OF the representative Of this couatry
which was located on the second floor
o. a hotel. The lecturer said that for
the thirty years he has been travelling
he laS been aSFnWad 80 fls r.rar q. .
coUmOdations this country makes for
It's Ssadgrs, ministers. 4uQ con
suls IN far-away lands.
The Washington times., 1910-10-21
RINK AT ARCADE
READY TOMORROW
Public Opening Will See Big
Change and Give Skaters
a Happy Rendezvous.

When the doors OF the new Arcade
Auditorium are thrown open to the pub
lie tomorrow night. Washington Will
have access to one of the finest skating
rtnks in the country, which also COM
bineS the facilities OF a convention hail,
and hall for all kinds OF indoor ath-
letics.
With a 1900 foot floor Of maple. laid
so that the grain of the wood runs the
same all Of the way around the big
track. which makes fourteen laps 10 the
mile; ample ses-ting capacity in the gal
leries, private oxes, and floor space.
The improvement has been made at a
cost exceeding $4,000
At the rear o. the big hall have been
installed a ladies' waiting room, a room
where ladies may obtain their skates.
another for gentlemen cloak rooms, a
fully equipped emergency room and
shower baths for teams who will use the
floor for indoor polo this year.
Manager Whiting has left nothing un-
done which can in any way add 70 the
comfort Of his patrons, and as II stands
the Arcade rink has been pronounced
the finest south OF New York, II not in
the entire East.
Extensive improvements are under
way throughout the entire enterprise.
which represents interests close 10
Jhree-Quarters Of a million dollars, as
sen,bled under one roof.
The new market with fits mammoth
cold storage plant. its outdoor country
market, which VIII be screened entirely
from the street. and its new sanitary
stalls, is nearing completion.
Changes and improvements are being
made in the big ballroom, the roof
garden. the moving pictures theater. the
dOuble-deck bowling alleys, and IN the
many smaller amusement booths
The formal fall opening will be tomor-
row night, when for the first time
skaters Will be allowed on the new floor
The rink is practically new. for the
skating last year was merely an expert
ment.
The Washington times., 1910-10-21
Acting Chief McIlhenny
Explains Warning Was
Against Campaigning.
REPLY TO LEAGUE
OF REPUBLICANS
Says Taft Approves Idea of Re-
stricting Employees in Cam
paign Work.

Declaring it is not their desire to TO
strict the right Of suffrage Of Govern
ment employees, and that every man in
civil service has the right to go home
and vote in November. the Civil Service
Commission today issued a statement
explaining its recent warning"
1t follows the publication Of a reas-
suring circular of The League Of Repub-
hcan State Clubs, which yesterday de-
clared that the Civil Service Commis-
sion had gone TOO far in endeavoring
70 prevent activity in politics by Gov
ernment employees
Warning Misunderstood.
The commission today declares that
its warning has been misunderstood;
that any emDloye may vote in the No
vember elections or participate in prior
political gatherings. and that the rule
but contemplates that the civil service
employe shall not attempt TO influence
others or become pernicious.
Acting Chief John A. McIlhenny Is
sued the following explanation:
There Is absolutely no foundation
Tor the published intimatiOn that the
warning against activity in politics re-
Gently issued by the various depart
ments was intended in any way to in
terfere with the right of any classified
civil service employe TO vote as he
pleaseS at the coming elections.
Prohibits Campaigning.
''The civil service rule restricting activ-
ity in politics by employees in the com
petitive classified service prohibits them
from taking any active part in political
management, or in political campaigns,
but 1t expressly provides that such en-
pIoyes shall have the right TO vote as
they please and TO express their opin-
ions privately upon all political sub
Jects.
The Civil Service Commission is as
much interested in seeing that there Is
no interference with the rights Of class
lhed employees 70 vote as they may see
NJ al any election as II IS in seeing
that such employees do not take an
active part in political campaign.
The rule preserves TO every emPlOye
his right of suffrage. but COntemplateS
that he shall not take an active part
in endeavoring to influence the mannc,
IN which the right Of suffrage shall bC
exercised by others.
Permitted To Vote.
Every employe lawfully entitled tc
vote in the State TO which he is ac.
credited may go home and vote for tn,
candidate Of his choice, may attend
EoA-t@Net- -iA-'~AAAr79 ea1 part u lllt 1ll4
ence or visit political headquarters fo
the purpose Of obtaining Information
as TO regis ration and laws in the varf
GUS States, rate Of railroad fare. and
such other Information Of a ike char
aCter which may be Of value to him il
returning TO his State TO cast his vote
free from any form Of intimidation o.
coercion.
In doing so. he is entirely within hi!
rights. and II is neither the prOvinc'
nor the desire Of the commission 20 in
terfere with those rights in any wal
whatever.
The above statement has been suD
mitted by the commission TO the Presi
dent and meets with his approval. -
The Washington times., 1910-10-21
HIGH REOUIEM MASS.

A high mass Of requiem was ceie-
brated at the Catholic University this
morning at S:3o for the repose Of the
soul Of the late Rev. Anthony II. Wal
burg, r D.. OF Cincinnati. Ohio. The
Right Rev. Mgr. Shahan, rector Of the
university. was the celebrant Of the
mass. Father WaIburE was a generous
benefactor Of the university and the
founder Of the chair Of German Ian
guage and literature. He was one Of
the oldest and best known priests IN
his own diocese and had labored at
the Church Of St. Augustine, in Cincin-
natl for over thirty years.
The Washington times., 1910-10-21
CAPITAL ARCHITECTS
TO PLAN NEW HOTEL

WILMINGTON, n. c.. oct. 21.-The
board OF directors Of the Atlantic
Hotel Company, J. "A Taylor, presi-
dent today selected Milburn, Heister
& Co, architects. OF Washington. b
c, 20 prepare the plans and specifica-
tiOn for the new $3.50. 600 seashOre
Beach.
All the latest improvements will be
incorporated. It is the intention 20
have the hotel ready for business next
season.
The Washington times., 1910-10-21

That takes away the fighting power
necessary TO ward on disease, and the
grip and pneumonia germs develop, and
because the body is weakened is why
pneumonia Is so often fatal
Father Johns Medicine is not patent
medicine and does not contain alcohol
or dangerous drugs. It cures throat
and lung troubles, coughs, and colds.
Get a bottle today.
The Washington times., 1910-10-21
COURT HEARS SCORE
DURING MURDER TRIAL
Chicago Judge Fears for Jury and
Has Baseball Results Announc-
ed In Courtroom
ed In Courtroom.

CHICAGO, Oct. H.-Judge Kickam
Seaman feared for the mental condition
of jury trying a murder case in mis-
court yesterday afternoon, and provided
them with a method Of hearing the
score by innings Of the Cubs-Athletics
game while listening 20 why a negro
killed a Chinaman.
He had his personal bailiR use the
telephone regularly, and when news OF
the game came the court would order
a recess until the score could be an
nounced.
But when the final score was re-
ceived, Judge Seaman observed a num-
Der Of the jury about to collapse, and,
fearing that further proceedings would
be too much Of a strain, he adjourned
court for the balance Of the day.
The Washington times., 1910-10-21
WHERE THE DANGER LIES
How Best to Avoid It-FaCtS
Everybody Ought to Know

The great dan
ger IN colds at
this season Of
the year is that
they lead to grip
and consump-
ton.
7 h e moment
you begin TO
take patent med
icines and So
C allied cough
cures, the ma
jority Of which
depend entirely
on nerve-dead-
ening drugs for
their effect. you
" . a X n tn e
body.
The Washington times., 1910-10-21
PANHANDLE WHITE
WITH RECORD SNOW
ColdeSt October Weather for
Eighteen Years In Texas
Plains District.

FORT WORTH. Tex. oct. H.-Fol-
lowing a heavy rain storm Wednesday
night the entire Panhandle and plains Of
Texas got its first taste Of winter.
In Amarillo snow continued most OF
the night, a fall estimated az two inches,
breaking October records for eighteen
years.
The forecast indicates freezing for to-
day and tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1910-10-21
THINKS RESTORATION
is AN IMPOSSIBILITY

PARIS, Oct p - Former Premier
SenOr Teixeira de Sousa, OF Portugal,
is Of the opinion that the restoration
OF the monarchy would be inpossIb Ible.
IN an interview published in the
Temps he says that while the King and
his cabinet were aware Of a revOlu-
tiOnarT movement. nevertheless the
ministers voted that IL rising oc-
CURED they would not ask for foreign
interven7 ion, because that would be un-
worthy and humihating.
The Washington times., 1910-10-21

TecetLed-
have Travelled country for nay health have
ear
Nghrest lea-- s1iug lucky 5ay
a % Try
I everything else and
q a. 10 do big
I and In
William Cairo.
% syrup
couI1 not trust rvga
anything bat sue
win
q relish
did IN he
hereafter. AM rt-
combined ta
J. Bckels s street, Haute Ind
your K troubled
indigestion and heartburn could anything without
being troubled but after taking the
anything without argeb
would be without for aDyhingJOh Wallace.
tin Texas
The bottle Of Peps.n The result
Of the trial proved satisfactory ard
i1ine for Indigestion Mrs s Stanley, seymour No.
took
directions say more go5
than anything else I have bought bottle
T. " Worthy.
The Washington times., 1910-10-21
ANACOSTIA LODGE
SHOWS PROSPERITY
Odd Fellows Speak AT Meet
ing Presided Over BY
Noble Grand Kidwell.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU,
ANACOSTIA. D. c., OCT p

Salem Lodge. No. %. Independent Or
der of odd Fellows, met last evening
I'm the Anacostia Masonic hall, and fol-
lowing the business, a social session
was held, refI eshments being provided
Several speeches added to the interest
and the members found in the substan-
tiaI condition Of the lodge a cause for
congTatulation. Edward J. Kidwelt the
noble grand OF the lodge. presided.
The first week of the mission in St
Teresa'E Parish, which has been de-
voted TO the women # the cOngrega-
ton, Is nearly over. The efforts Of the
two priests of the Redemptorist ORDER
who have been conducting the mission
airy exercises, have produced good re-
suits. The Rev. Fathers Touhy anu
SNYDER are the priests IN charge or the
mission and each night and morning
Father Nulligan is giving mission
for the people Of St lgnauus Parlsn'
OxOn Bill. Prince George county, ma
and the mission for the children OF st
Teresa's Parish. this place, IS now over
The wOmen'S mission VIII end SUNDAY
afternoon, and on the sama evening a
SlissioU for the men OF the church
will be opened.
In the effort to end the petty thieving
and pocket-book snatching that has
been going on about the city streets
during the past several nights, Capt
William 7. Anderson. commanding the
Eleventh precinct. has assigned three
officers on reserve duty in the Anacos-
tia station for night duty.
The Anacostia Camp, Sons of Veter-
ans, held its initial meeting following
the organization I'm the Masonic han
Wednesday evening. Although the
weather was unfavOTable to large
gathering. enough members We're pres
ent 10 transact considerable business Of
an interesting nature
The Boys Club cf the Anacostia
Methodist Episcopal Church held It's
Charles r Linger, on Good Hope
road, on Wednesday evening.
The question of holding revival serv-
ices in the Anacostia Methodist EpiscO-
pal Church has been brought before the
members OF that church for determina-
ton The Rev. Samuel W. Graffiins the
pastor, has preached several sermons
preliminary to the decision Of the con-
gregatiOn.
There was q meeting Of the trustees
Of the Anacostia Methodist Episcopal
Church last evening IN the edihce, cor
ner or Z and Fourteenth streets. pre-
sided over by George o. Watson, the
president.
Policeman William = Stewart and
Vernon Eskridge, members OF the local
force, are prevented from diScharging
their duties by personal Illness, which
has confined them 10 their respective
residences In the town
The annual inspection OF John A LO-
gan Post, No. 13. Grand Army OF the
Republic, viii take place IN the Ana
costa Masonic hall on the evening of
Wednesday, November 3. Department
Commander II. A. Johnson and his staff
will be present.
The Washington times., 1910-10-21
Remedy That Cures Indigestion Fre(

The reader who will take the time to look the
accompanying testimonials must admit that a rem
edy about which such words can be written-and
they are honestly written-must be a marvellous
remedy indeed We have from time to time printed
letters regarding DIR. CaldweIPs Syrup Pepsins in
which the writer's said they had lived on crackers
and milk for weeks until they took Syrup Pepsin
anG cured of their indigestion Syrup PepSin
indigestion and such troubles cOnst patton,
bousness, belching, gas the stomach, heartburn,
etc, because it is in every scientific p-epa
ration. It is effective but yet mild, and il tastes
pleasantly. II also contains tonic ingredients that
strengthen the stomach and bowel muscles so that
in short time they do their work again naturally.
II is a laxative tonic of genuine merit, and yet per-
fectly harmless to infant Thousands of moth
buy it for their children. Perhaps il would be
best for you to send for free sample bottle first,
and then, after you have used IL and become con-
vnced IL is the remedy you have been looking for,
buy Of your druggist at fifty cents and one dollar
The Washington times., 1910-10-21

! Policeman William r Stewart and
! Vernon Eskridge, members OF the local
! force, are prevented from discharging
| their duties by personal Illness, which
| has confined them 10 their respective
/ residences in the town
The Washington times., 1910-10-21

There was q meeting Of the trustees
Of the Anacostia Methodist Episcopal
Church last evening IN the edihce, cor
ner Of L and Fourteenth streets. pre-
sided over by George o. Watson, the
president.
The Washington times., 1910-10-21

The annual inspection OF John A LO-
gan Post, No. 13. Grand Army OF the
Republic, viii take place IN the Ana
costa Masonic hall on the evening of
Wednesday, November 3. Department
Commander II. A. Johnson and his staff
will be present
The Washington times., 1910-10-21

/ The question of holding revival serv-
! ices in the Anacostia Methodist EpiscO-
/ pal Church has been brought before the
/ members OF that church for determine
| ton The Rev. Samuel W. Graffiin, the
! pastor, has preached several sermons
! preliminary to the decision Of the con-
I gregatiOn.
The Washington times., 1910-10-21

| The Boys Club cf the Anacostia
| Methodist Episcopal Church held its
| regular meeting at the home Of Director
| Charles r Linger, on Good Hope
| road, on Wednesday evening.
The Washington times., 1910-10-21

a bottle. Thousands have be-
gun the use Of Syrup Pepsin by
first beginning on a sample bot
tie, which was sent free.
DR.. Caldwell does not feel that
the purchase Of lis remedy CT ds
his obligation. He has specialized
IN stomach, liver and bowel dis
eases for over forty years and
viii be pleased to give the reader
any advice on the subject free Of
charge. All are welcome 70 write
20 him. Whether for the medical
advice or the free sample address
him Dr.. W 4 Caldwell, 7Os Cald-
well Building, Monticello, IL
crura on PIX
The Washington times., 1910-10-21

In the effort 10 end the petty thieving
and pocket-book snatching that has
been going on about the city streets
during the past several nights, Capt
William T. Anderson, commanding the
Eleventh precinct. has assigned three
officers on reserve duty in the Anacos-
tia station for night duty.
The Washington times., 1910-10-21

The Anacostia Camp, Sons Of Veter-
ans, held its initial meeting following
the organization I'm the Masonic han
Wednesday evening. Although the
weather was unfayOrable to large
gathering. enough members We're pres
ent 10 transact considerable business Of
an interesting nature
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-22

gScrbcn porausiid)tlif BON Der Sin
ciunati Greoit Wen's IHueia'
tiuu ncrfulgt iueroen.

Die Cincinnati Greoit Wens Qho,
citation bat in ihrer ssitern abgebaltez
nen 9sriammluug Shritte sstban, um
einen 5onbs aui3ubrtneen, nit oeHsn
Soilfe nit unna6ii6tliher Strsnge ges
oen betriiaeriihe 8anterotteure oorgs.
qanaen tpsroen ion. lin oieien 5onos
su ihafisn, purneu bic Seitrdge Der
Mitalieber Don so auf $15 pro Sabr
erbDbt uno iebes Wlitelieb Der 0ereini'
auna III uurmsbr gsbalten, iobalo er
gsfpsiis bafiir bat, oab sin falIiter Ges
IhGftsmann geitdnoe gum Wa6tbeiI
i.iner 8iGubigsr perbeimlid1t, bisrpor
Dem sultduoigen Sommittee, an oeh.r
Spibe 5srr George Gudenber5er itshi
WittbiIung gu MAIDEN. Dieles aom'
mittee piro bam cine eiHaehenoe I'm
teriuhung anitsasn uno falIs IS nnre.
gslmdbigteiten finbsn iolte, bafnl
Gorge tragsn, ouB Die bstreTfeHoe psr'
ion oeri6tli6 psrfolgt rpiro.
cSsH Der 8sriamm!uns iprah aubsr
oem noh Or s. R. 0oImes in iebr in
tsrsFuntsr WsiIs iibsr cus nsue itaoti
ide 5oipital.
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2okal-Dfrid)t
Nengebprenes Sinh
Ills ceide unter Dem Bette Der Jlutler
gefunOen.
ycbterc cine Stnnoe lpater total
betrnnfcn mad oem Soplpital
gebraht.
Nprpner Tr. Soc nit oer Inter:
ind,uug oes Salles bcid,aftigt.

Die SO Sabre alte 5rau Gaa Ri
len BON go. APT 2aurel StraBe BIZ
finDet iih felt eeitern abeno in elmer
Darb oes itdDtii4en 9cipitals uno
ipirb auf 9lnoronung oss Goroners
9r. gpe 10 lanoe feitgebaltsn lpsrosn,
bis feitaeiteat fporben lit, OBJ ihr nsus
aeborsnes gdbp, Deiien Geifs in ihreH
.3immer untsr Gem Bette Derfedt gs>
funoen nuroe, nah Der 8eburt gslebt
bat ODER nid1t.
Ia6barn Der 5rau ipolIien ssltern
Nahmittag lautes 'Stobnen IN osm
,3immer oerIsIbsn gsbDrt babsn. SsgsR
S uhr itslIte Wm. Snpbsr BON No.
1884 Gamer Strabe iih in DIR gBohz
nuna Der Rilsp elm, i'm Der aeBtsrsn
einen geIu6 ab5uitattsn. 0ieislbe
ipar ieooh niht 3u 6auIe. SnpDsr
bsnsrfte unter pem Bette Elm in 3ete
tunaspopisr eepidsltss Yadst. er oil
neis oasieIbe unb Fano gu ieinsm Gn;y
ieben Die 2eihe zines neugeborsnen
ainbes. Gr elite, 10 ihnea er tonnte,
naf Der 5. Diitriftitation uno be-
ndhrid)tigte Seroeant W.rnsr. 8ieiet
besab iib, begleitet BON oem Boli3iltsn
Seebobm, nad bem 3immsr Der R!,
Isp uno lieb bic feline Gsi4s auf 4n:
orcnung oes Iofort benahrihtigtsr
Goroners Or. Goe mad Der Wpr9ut
brinaen. Utittlerlpsils mar oas ltaotl
ide 6oIpitdl benahrihtigt tporosr
unp bic 9luto ambulan3 puroe snt
ianot, um bic SHUTTER nah osm 9oIpi
ia. su bringen. Ssooh mar Jrat
Rilsp nod ni6t bsimgetommsn. 0e
aen 7.30 purbe bic Nmbulan3 gun
sp.iten Ral. rsquirirt. 5rau RiIsp
lpeIfs unterbeiIen mad ibrer Wobnuni
5uriitgstebrt ipdr, befano iit in eineH
10 bstruntenem 3uitanos, oaB IS IN
m0alid) mar, iresno pslde 4ustunI
oon ibr 5u erbultsn. sic CAB ihrel
Hamen aIs Cha 9its, 36 Sabre alt
gigarrenmdherin, an uno nannte al:
ihren beiten 5reuno Dm. Snpoe
bon 90. 1884 gamer StraBe.
gs ftellte iih Ipdter beraus, eoB pt
5rdu bic Satin oes Jps Rilen Dol
God StraBe lit, jeboa ieit mebrsret
Sdbrsn Don ibrem Wiann. gstrsnn
lebt unb isitbsm Elm 8erhdItuiB mi
bsm erpdbnten Dm. Snpoer sebo5
baben iou.
8r. ganes nabm ipdter auf anoro
nung bes goroners Or. See cine St
button an Der 2sihe bss aiHoes 20
nnb tonitatirts, paB odsIel6s na6 os
court gelsbt bate, ieoo6 mics b
2sife tsiue Gubereu Wtertmale DO
Gerpalt auf.
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llnbetanHte 9iebe eigneten ii6
seiiern bon Der 9sranba oes Wobns
hduies bes Soi. Blair, go. 479 Wiii-
deu apsnue. 3tpei SopfpIlan3en i'm
Msrtbs bon so an.
aouis .. Sones. BON Qo. 1928
gBeit Court Strabe, meloets ssitsrn
Der polisei. bdb er pon einsm INN nur
unhr benz Ramsn vShortp" betanntsn
Wann um cine iilbsrne 3aItenubr i'm
Werths BON $50 beitoblen poroeu lei.
Die llbr befano iit in elmer Jaife iei-
nsr Wsits, tpeIhs er ipabreno Der ar.
belt in sinem Sol5bofe an Der Rih.
mcno unb Sarrisit StruBe an Del
Wano aufs.bdngt bate.
DER Is Sabre alte Rop Rugent
bon go. 1899 Combine 9f0enue fpurD'
aeitern 4beno an Der 9!eRtuap I'M
Goniioine 4penue bon einem unbetdna
ten Wanne obne ale 8sranlahunf
nispergelfldeen. Gr erlitt cine TAR
blutenos MunDe an Der Stirn.
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sSutereiiante Stuoien.

Stab.iussnisur Sbiplsp uno Snse-
nisur Rasinstp tebrten seitsrn BON sis
nsr Stuoienrsiie na4 Columbus 5us
rid, no lie bas bortise Spitem Der
Dsrnihtuns bss Snbalts Der Gbflubs
tan1le itubirten. Die Serren iinb bts
2obes poa iiber bic 5upor.cmmenoe
MeiIe. nit bentn ibnen BON ben Snses
nieuren 5ooper, WldBfon uno Sadfcu
in Columbus alies Wiiienspertbe &c,
seiet uuroe. RAD elmer Gonferens nit
Mrbeitsnirettor Gunomoter mahter
iih bic beiben itdotifdsn Snssnieure
slsih an bic Nrbeit. um einsn 8srifi
iiber bos in Columbus geiehene ausa
5unrbeiten. Columbus entleert ieins
aonalabfdle nah pordngegungtnel
FIdrung burh bier gafins in Der
Gcioto sSlub.
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seiht ueroient.

Die sraction gompanp iberianote
asitern oem Stabtauoitor GrHit BON
8aroen einen gbsd i'm getrage
Don $64, ,746.75, tpsl9sr 8etras Iehs
pro3snt Der gruttpeinnabmen Der 9es
IellItdft fiir pas srits Guartal oes
Sabres 1910 glsihtommt. OieIer Be
trds iiberiteigt ben oes pergangsner
cSabres fir oisielbe 3sitperipoe um
$500. 4uh bic Union Gas ono
electric 60. iiberionbte siuen Gbed i'm
getraae BON 2569.26, 9lsih einem
bulben grpsent Der 9ruttosinnahmsr
bieier GeislIIdaft fir bas erite Quar-
tai biefss Sabres.
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Nemc Sroinanj.
Staotratb 3leDnplos bat cine ben
StraBsubabnrerfchr betreTenoe
Srolnaui.

G.dbtrutb RspnoIps fpirb 0em Raz
t6e in ieinsr ndditen Sibung cine Or
binan3 unterbreiten, bic, fpenn angez
nommen, auf oen Strabenbobnbetrisb
cine einihneioenbe Dirtung ausiiben
wiro. 5err RepnclDs nil ourh ieine
Sroinan3 be3peden, bab in jeber Gar
niht mebr perioHen untergebraht tperz
ben, als fpie Sispldse por6onben iinD.
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