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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-07-22
Protected.

Stella-Are you afraid of cows?
Bella-Not with my hatpins-New
York Sun.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-07-22

Never mind, there will soon be flies
enough to give every man chance
to do his duty.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-07-22

A Seattle man cured stomach
trouble by fasting 80 days. They
buried him on the fortieth day.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-07-22

The fibbing as to age, girls, can go
on. for the census man and his rec
ords have disappeared.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-07-22

One can hardly bIame the aviators
for wanting to use their wings in the
general direction of the wind.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-07-22

The middleman is not needed, but
the world will continue to need the
farmer and the consumer.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-07-22

If there is one thing upon which
thrifty men agree It is that they pre-
fer street car to q taxi.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-07-22

Along with other cooling drinks,
take this bromide: rs it hot enough
for your"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-07-22

What makes the kaiser's so castles
go expensive is that none of them Is
a castle in the air.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-07-22

Now that an ion of electricity has
been found, the mystery of the force
is simply increased.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-07-22

That Louisiana calf with two heads
and two tails came near being twins.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-07-22

Behold the ice man in all his glory
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-07-22

1t may be bromidic to talk about
the weather, but how can you help it?
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-07-22

How many flies have you killed.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12
kern RIVER field
Still OIL LEADER
New Wells Going Down Every
Day and Production Is
Maintained

Though dense with rigs and veteran
among the ell fields of California, the
Kern river fields are still the scene of
greatest activity. New wells are going
down every day and the monthly pro-
duction still maintains its remarkab bic
and reliable standard. The Sterling
Hill property in the heart of the region
stands at the top. The companies of
the vicinity are rated among the best.
The phenomenal development of the
fields is traced to one thing. The
Kern wells are for the main part shall
low and inexpensive to drill and pump,
the average depth being about 900 feet
and the production from each ranging
on an average from so to 100 barrels
per day, but there are individual wells
that yield far more than this quantity.
Several wells are pumped by a single
engine through the medium of pumping
jacks and this reduces the expense
considerab bly,
One man in this manner can attend to
six wells or more, so that the labor cost
Of maintenance, once the well begins
producing, is Insignificant This field
is a heavy and consistent producer and
probably has yielded more oil than any
other district in the state.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12
Meeting for CIubwomen

All members Of the California ciut
who are taking part in San Francisco
WOmens postcard day are requested
by Mrs Lowell White to meet in the
Clubroorls tomorrow morning at II
o'clock.
Headquarters for the Pioneer
Women Of California for women's
postcard day will be in the Cadillac
hotel, where all members of the asso-
ciation are requested TO report for duty
Friday morning.
The cnil6ren in the city schools
placed in the mails more than 100000
Panama Pacific postcards yesterday
To make the postcard week greater
success the Native Sons and Daughters
Of the Golden West Will meet Friday
night at the Central theater. Among
the speakers VIII be Mayor Mccarthy,
Judge John 2. Davis. James Rolph Jr.,
Marshall b Hale. Charles de Young,
Lewis +. Byington; Daniel A Ryan.
grand president Of the Native Sons, and
Mrs. Mamie Peyton, grand president of
the Native Daughters.
President Ryan and the other Native
Sons are working hard for the success
Of the constitutional amendment which
viii allow a state tax to be imposed for
the purpose Of raising S5.000.000 to aid
in financing the fair project
This is Panama-Pacific day at the
WatsonviIle apple annual. On a special
train that leaves San Francisco at 8
o'clock this morning will go to Wat
sonville more than $50 exposition
boosters. Stops of Is minutes will be
made on the way south at Santa Cruz
and Los Gatos TO spread the exposition
propaganda there. On the return a
short stop will be made at San Jose for
the same purpose. The train will ar
rive al Watsonville at 1 o'clock this
afternoon and will be in San Francisco
on the return trip at o'clock tonight.
Cooperation Across Bay
OAKLAND. Oct 1.-THE clubwomen
Of Oakland have entered enthusiastic
ally on q campaign in support of the
postcard week for the Panama-Pacific
exposition. The 80 Oakland clubs that
have already Joined the movement have
distributed so 600 cards. and expect 10
swell the total TO 100 600 in a few days
The clubs Of Berkeley. Alameda, Mel
rose. Fruitvale. Richmond and other
cities in the vicinity have estimated
that they will require q supply Of an
other 100. 600.
oakland has been divided into dis
tricts corresponding TO the regular city
wards and TO these have been assigned
CORPS Of club members under captains,
as follows:
First ward Mrs f. A. Majors; second ward,
Ms George SamueIs: third ward Mrs ". T.
Norton: fourth ward. Mrs NJ. Bowen; fifth ward.
Mrs T. +, Fuller: sixth ward. Mrs. p J. Clark
seventh ward, Mrs. T Schmitt; FruitvaIe, Mrs.
David Smart.
Attorney ]. P. Montgomery has
secured the cooperation of the officials
Of the various unions and cards will be
distributed during the mardi gras cele-
bration at Idora park, the colonial ex-
bibit at Wendte hall and the Discovery
dav festival on Lake Merritt. Mrs.
cora z. Jones of the Oakland play
around commission is chairman of the
allied clubs. with Mrs. r. d. Holmes
IS secretary
Children to Write
BERKELEY, Oct Hundreds of
% na Pacific exposition postal cards
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12
MILKMAN Shot BY
FUGITIVE Thief
Frank Fassler, Dairy Driver, Is
Probably Fatally Wounded
in Chase

Frank Fassler. 81 years of age, en-
by Joseph Herd, 1715 Eddy street, was
shot and probably mortally wounded by
an unknown man in Bryant street
between Eighth and Ninth, at 2:40
o'clock yesterday morning. The shoot
ing took place in front of the grocery
of Costaulupus & Dalkas, 1014 Bryant
street.
Young Fassler had just finished de-
livering a quantity of milk to the gro
Gerry, and when he stepped to the
sidewalk again he saw a man stealing
a bottle of milk from the wagon.
Fasslcr shouted at the man, and when
he started TO run down Bryant street
toward Eighth he gave chase
Fassler was overtaking the man just
as he was about TO turn into Eighth
street, when the thief whirled suddenly
and fired at his pursuer. Fassler sank
to the ground unconscious, while his
assailant disappeared.
Walter Niedmeyer. who lives near
the scene of the shooting, heard the
shot and phoned TO the police. On
the arrival of the patrol wagon Fassler
was hurried to the central emergency
hospital where it was found that the
bullet had broken his right shoulder
blade. and. ranging downward. had
lodged against his spine, completely
paralyzfng his lower limbs.
Fassler described his assailant as
about 25 years Of age, feet s inches
in height. weight about $50 pounds,
stocky build, smooth shaven, dressed in
a blue serge suit and soft brown hat.
Detectives Murphy and McQuaid were
detailed TO run down the man. At the
hospital Fassler is said to be In very
serious condition.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12
VIEW OF THE FIELDS LOOKING NORTHEAST
OIL men in RUSH
FOR LOST Hills
Petroleum Strike Causes Ex=
citement That Will Prob
ably Bring On Big Boom

Oilmen are still rushing into the
has the excitement of the oil strike
there grown that it is believed another
boom is imminent.
The Martin &, Dudley we'll on section
30-26-21, which is considered as hay
ing proved ND the new Lost Hills light
which threatens to assume large pro-
portions to that section, will probably
be put on the pump today. The hole
is about 500 feet deep. with single
string of casing, and with % gravity
oil found in it, is believed to be the
have a great future.
A number of local oilmen are now
on the ground, and others are going at
once. 1t is understood that a quantity
of land in the vicinity is not included
in the recent federal Withdrawals from
location. and for this reason is open
to people who wish to prove UP claims.
RIGS IN DEMAND
In this connection a heavy demand
for portable rigs is said to exist
The Martin & Dudley well is ex-
pected to make several hundred bar
rels on the pump, though it is con-
ceded that it would be a fine property
if it made only 100 barrels of the light
oil which has been shown by test.
Some time ago efforts were made to
interest local capital in this territory,
which is a thing entirely new. How
ever, when nothing was done about 1t,
the Associated was approached. and
lv,%~
the hills. AS a result of this move the
Associated is said to have gotten i'm
mense holdings in the region, but how
much is not stated. It is even said
that millions may be expended by the
corporation in punching down holes for
the light oil.
This company has a pipe line within
some seven miles of the territory, and
with the matter Of the market made
clear by the recent Agency Associated
contract, 1t is felt indications are good
for a regeneration of the rush spirit.
DEALS FOR LAND
Even out on the fiat to the west of
the well that has been successfully
brought in, fiat which extends out
toward the Devils den region, large
amount of patented land is said to have
been bought up, and deals are being
made for more Of the territory.
The Lost hills are low range south
of the Kettleman hills. and extending
in the same general direction: The an
ticline has been traced along the sum-
NIT of the rise. 1t is considered proba-
BILE that interest in the new region will
cause extension of activity northward
to meet that which is working south
ward from the Coalinga field along the
line of the Kettleman hills. In fact, 1t
is thought that the day is near when
predictions Of oilmen that there will
be a line of derricks from Coalinga to
the proven fields of Kern county will
be realized.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12
LARGEST BODY OF
OIL Sand FOUND

The Manchuria Midway oil company,
operating on section 26-31-22 in the
north Midway field, has encountered the
largest body of oil sand that has ever
been discovered in the field. The sand
was struck at depth of 1,400 feet
and the drilling shows that there is
over 100 feet of the sand. The bit has
already gone below the 1900 foot level
and end Of streak has not been found,
The discovery is phenomenal for the
section of the field as most of the
wells only show from 25 to so feet of
oil sand The we'll is making consider
able gas, according to last reports. and
it is the general opinion of experts
who have visited the lease that it will
be one of the largest producers in the
vicinity before the full depth of the
sand has been reached.
The Manchuria Midway company was
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12
omaha FAVORS
EXPOSITION IN
SAN FRANCISCO
commercial Club Reverses Snap
Judgment for New Orleans
Obtained by Frameup
Enthusiasm for Coast MetrOpo=
lis Shown by People of
Nebraska's Big City
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

OMAHA. Neb.. oct. 11.-san Fran
cisco easily and completely triunphed
over New Orleans today in the final
'-N-erdict Of the Commercial club Of
Omaha. which through its execu-
tive committee definitely set a seal Of
approval on San Francisco for the
Panama exposition. This is largely
due to the representations made by the
San Francisco commissioners. w c.
Ralston and Charles p. Braslan.
The action of the club is a reversal
Of what is on all sides admitted TO be
snap judgment" delivered two weeks
sgo when a frameup was worked for
New Orleans. The action today repre-
sented the overwhelming majority of
club members and of the citizens of
Omaha. who are enthusiastic for san
Francisco.
Two weeks ago the committee
adopted a motion to indorse the re
port Of subcommittee which. ii was
announced. had reported for New Or
leans Last Tuesday q motion was
carried 10 reconsider this supposed in
dorsement Of New Orleans. but this
consideration was declared out of
order today. as il developed that a ma
Jority Of the subcommittee favored
San Francisco. the belief that its re-
port was for New Orleans proving err
roneous. Accordingly, the original
committee report in favor of San
Francisco stands. and also the adop-
tion OF this report.
The Commercial club took this way
Of indorsing San Francisco today to
clear up its own records. Had the
question come TO a vote the result
would have been the same. This is in
disputed. and the Commercial club of
Omaha is now formally aligned in
favor Of san Francisco. and thus it
VIII stay recorded without further
\ question
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12
Modesto Wants More Cards

MODESTO, Oct. 1.-THE 5000 Fan
cnla-Pacihc postcards allotted TO this
city were all gone this evening and
Chairman Johnston of the local com
rnittee has sent in an order for 5000
more TO supply the demand
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12
GOOD INDICATIONS
OF OIL Are FOUND
Kern Petroleum Company Ex-
poets to Bring in Well at
1000 Feet

The Kern petroleum company, with
headquarters in San Jose. is sdriving
its development work on it's holdings
north of Templor ranch with rapidity.
1t is operating with two towers and
is down 500 feet with 121s inch casing,
and expects to finish at 1000 feet The
blue shale was encountered at $50 feet
and the formations encountered are
indicative of oil.
The Kern petroleum company has a
small capitalization and is composed OF
a group of Eureka and San Jose men.
Its officers. well known businessmen
of the two towns. are: f,rt+
VI. Wenger, president: ID. VI. F'otz, vice preSi-
dent; L. ]. Jackson. secretary; E. Frf Smith.
treasurer; Frank 6. Barnum. manager J. H
Stewart. superintendent.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12
NEW OIL FIELD FOUND
IN SANTA BARBARA
Strike Made at 5000 Feet After
Three Years Work
Mil 4. TIL E,U1

SANTA BARBARA, Oct. 1.-THE
most important oil strike in this county
since the discovery of the Santa Maria
field is reported today from the San
Lucas ranch of 5000 acres, four miles
south of Santa Ynez and about 80 miles
from Santa Barbara, opening entirely
new territory and tending to prove the
theory that the oil fields of Santa Paula
and Santa Maria are connected.
Today's strike is made at a depth of
$500 feet after three years drilling.
There is some water in the well and
until this is pumped out the exact ex-
tent Of the find can not be ascertained.
It appears to be light gravity, about 35.
The land is owned by a local bank
and operated by the San Lucas COM
pany under lease. Fifty-one per cent
Of the stock is owned by the Crockers
and the balance by Santa Barbara men.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12
Alameda Schools to Help

ALAMEDA, oct 1.-THE school chill
dren Of this city are TO send postcards
boosting the Panama Pacific exposition
in san Francisco TO their friends IN
the east Friday. Mrs F. B. weeks,
president of the Adelphian club, ano
Mrs. c A Allardyce, president OF the
Tea club, viii direct the work
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12
OIL LAND WITHDRAWN
FROM ENTRY BY TAFT
Large Acreage Added to Home.
stead Area in Wyoming

WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.-To the al
ready large area of about 100000
acres in the enlarged homestead por-
ton of Wyoming the department of the
interior has added 10000 acres of land.
Under instructions from President
Taft the department has withdrawn 81,
600 acres of oil land in the state of
California.
This brings the total Of land with
drawn on account of oil In that state
to more than 100000 acres.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12
LIGHTNING FIRES BIG
STANDARD OIL TANK
10000 Barrel Reservoir il
Fresno County Is Burning

FRESNO, Oct. 11.-Word was re-
ceived here this afternoon that tank No.
SOL on the Standard oil conipany's pipe
line located at Miller between Men
dota and Firebaugh, Fresno county, had
been struck by lightning during Sc
we're hailstorm, and that its contents
were burning up. The tank is of 10000
barrels capacity, and there is no hope
of saving the tank or it's coptents.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12
Richmond Boosters Work

RICHMOND. oct. 1.-THE Richmond
board Of trade has distributed TO-DAY
5000 postcards and 5000 folders Tor lhe
campaign Of the Papama-Paclnc inter
n.+tonaI exnosition. 10 be held at San
Francisco in 1913 The Merchants
association has sent out q like number
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12

MAN FOUND DEAD IN BED-Alameda, Oct. II.
John Johnson, said TO be proprietor of
sailors lodging house on the San Francisco
water front. found dead in bed this morn
ing in room in the rear Of the saloon Of S.
Seebeck in Webster street. Heart disease is
supposed to have caused death. He was AZ
q
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12

Can't brag much about
them. They are the usual
wood seat, bow back Chair
YOU find in every kitchen.
Stout and serviceable-you
can't wear them out.
Two should be enough.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12

In this outfit we give a
National four burner Gas
Range. Picture gives you a
fair idea of its size and ap-
pearance. 1t is a standard
make that you would have to
pay s22.50 for in any store
where they are sold.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12
SOCIAL MEETING FOR cHuRcH-olivet Pres

byterian church. Nineteenth and MISSOURI
streets will hold a congregational meeting
tonight at s o'clock The meeting will be
of a social nature and refreshments will be
served BY the women of the church.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12
Children to Write

BERKELEY, Oct Hundreds of
Panama-Pacific exposition postal cards
have been sent from this city TO eastern
points and during the next week hun
dreds more will be mailed. Thursday
will be the day for the women's clubs
10 mail cards and Friday the school
children will be given a certain period
for card writing. This permission has
been granted by Superintendent #. f.
Bunker and the teachers VIII distribute
cards to each schoolroom.
Frank. Belvel is chairman of the local
,s,.a committee. which consists of Wells
Dr,irv s. n. Wyckoff. E. T. Dooley, }.
Y. Mendenhall and W. l. Woodward
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Sie auit su eiien.

gti6t nur Sis RunIi, geiitreih 5u
pIdubern uno ardSics az taHssn, icns
bern oua bic Suuft, ridtie uub - aps
pttitIih su sHsn, iit pon merth. Gs
gibt ein.n uroefhriebenen Gootr lbtr
bic autiu rlt;jse eefeui6ofiIib ian..
tipnirte art. oie Iedsren gihen BON
Jsusr IN osn g4uno su fiihrsu- GlHi.
ges odpor lei bier ersdblt:
Die eriie EeleI, niht in ben geler
su ipsisn. III. 10 i.IbitperitdnoIi6 lie
aud tIingt, arausfiibrbor. mir tons
ren btim 2anpott bic asrns uus bem
Munes rcrijttig ouf bi. Gdbel leeen,
une BON ibr ouf ben Seller. Ulan ibt
aompott nit Der @abel. ieitbtm man
in 5rantrsit tyn Snpentar aus Der
3eit Gubni3 NV. etfunosu bat. in
bem: rbts fpgrbsttes en- or pour bts
fruits en- jus" dnsefibrt tparen. Gin
SdrottorR, oas man NIT tiuem Stiid
Wilb in btr Utunb beipmmen bat,
fam man oui sIethe Wtii. ouf ben
Telier beiprbern. Ginen Hnohenf
IpIitter, cine Fii1ar6ie biirftn mir nit
Der 5ono sH;fsrntn, notiirIih nur pon
ben fsft suiammenseprsBtsn 2ippsn
uub mdt bon ZEN aufsesnbeIttngiHeH.
girnsn. QspieI, gfIauren, Sransen
tDnn.n mir ouf oem9sller 10 hsrrihien,
bab mir in ben Runh nur bas flhren.
mag mir binunt.rfhIuden. 4ber beibeH
5raubeH baperi es fhou. Dsnn mir
au6 Die sin3,Lne Bssre 10 in osn Wune
birsinprsFen. odt bic ShaIs in unv
fertr Suno tIeibt, 10 miiHen mir uns
bod 5u oQsrls3t Der asrne sntlsbieen,
ois mir. I'm niat su Oft su fhIuden,
pon sini9eH Sesren, uber nitt BON su
uislen, i'm Usunbe ion,mein biirfen.
Der tritii6t Ilcmfni triit Elm, mir
biiteH uns 3itmtih tief iiber ben sels
Ter, mir balt,n bic 6dnb Dor ben
Wunb. um Die pro5ebur Den aue,n Der
StgenIberiiBsnben 3u snt5ieben. aber
geipntt baben mir bod.
gfi6t nit BEN 6Gnnsn efen i'll of
flit nod inlDerer. D.nn mir ouf
ben SparasI, oa er itsi 10 fein sssoesn
II, but mir i'm gang eiien i0nnen. mil
Wfeher uHo GdbeI bearbeiten, tpenr
mir aud a.lsrnt buxn, ben 5ummer,
Der in Der Slid. befonbsrs bcsu berges
ritttt ipiro, obne ibn init Der nadten
5ano gu berubrsn, Al perIpsifen, IL
miiiieH mir bob ben Qrsbs. bic Mrii.
i6ode, nit ben 6Gnben eiien. Oieis
manipulation srforbert foenr elm,
na9berigs griinbIihe Reinisuug bel
9dnoe, unb oo3u reiht uniere Ger.
oiette ni6t uus. Gs iperben sSinger.
ihaIen bei arsbTen iogar nit befpnbers
tleiner Ssrbiett. ba3u eersiht. Diei.
0eri6te fisuriren aud nidt i'm Wenii
Der ftierli6en Diners, ober e aibt Gns
I.dsn, bic AUDI Del bsm offisielItn 9of'
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Samsytr1 4n,eisen, 9sfai.RstiSn
ums Nemiafetteu Fns absasebea G6s
Der 4. unb Charles Gtrase. tlatef
asegt far Samilton ipshnt Wo. 3O1
Rure Ircnf Ctr. ssIsplon (Sonss)
go. 37S q. Sslepbou unieres aprrr.
iponssHfen' Ssnt go. 626. Q
- Die Seuerpebr tpurbe bpretiieru
Rotmittae mad Der Wobnuns bon eos
tparo Riseer, Ho. 1911 Sippls apsnus,
o.rufen, ipo elm nit Sbeer gefintsr
aefel auf benz 9iihenefen iibertohts.
9os sSeusr perurioats nur unbebtutsR'
ben S6oosn.
- Gin aufpmobit erpIobirte Sdmss
tag gbenb in Der 8drage Der gmpirs
Motur 60. on b,r Wiaiu Strabe. Die
1Seusrnebr tpurbe csrufen.
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Qf.rbsitau BON !. 2. Steport, eem
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ntm SIpberteeirs5r auf Spasen sisIte.
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reub Jruu SdrtI,sb i'm Simmer itane.
.- SoIepb Rcie Elm italisuiftSr Sas
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tau bel per Irbti: IN Dem ab3ugstondl
an Der IL. uno Sobn Strabe perlstt.
gr fono aufnubmt i'm Wercp Sofp;tal.
- Die goIis,i bat garI Wlente uro
Nm. Mc8iu, bsTcr bstnunt ala .Srcs
sen" Wc8ilI, nui 9srbaht bin berhdf.
tet. Die guridtr itshsu i'm @eroadt.
ben ginbruh in rag Sbaufeniter bss
MsBnsr'Iben SursItsrs2ooens, glp.
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rer Der 9ur56en tTug sinsn Strphhut,
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ipuroe.
- Ten ;drnsr Nm. e. Dooorufi
bon RpB Ionnf5p tpuroen lebte NO
de Stpsi jun9e Saipeins bon js 10 biz
so 9fuuo Gsfpiht csIteblen.
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unb tpnrbe NIT einen1 G6irm unb eis
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bintsrDantcn faub seitern Rahmittug
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81. i,att. Die perstnisten poften bon
Dapton, geIIepue unb Retpport nab.
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