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The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-10-20

Any Republican who votes the
Republican state ticket in the
coming election thinking that in
so doing he is doing his duty as a
Republican, will be mistaken.
When he votes for the nominees
of the Las Vegas convention he
endorses gang rule, gag rule and
corrnpt politics generally. By
scratching the state ticket he
will register protest against
these things. Roswell Record.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-10-20
Continued tomorrow

In the third district w, R.
Green was named by acclamation
For Superintendent Of schools
J. [. Ferguson and Ira Ludwig
were named, the vote nominal
ing Ludwig by a vote of 80 to 20
For surveyor R. A. Marble
was named without opposition.
For assessor, Monte Goodin,
D, C. Howell, D. S. King and
Williams were named.
Howell made an effort to have
his name Withdrawn, but with
out success. The vote stood,
Goodin 6, Howell 27, King 5 and
Williams 10.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-10-20
Willard NOt6S

Mrs Dalies is out of town visiting.
IMr. Barrowa is on the sick list this
week.
Sam HUI nter is in Manzano trausacting
business.
DR. Curtis was called from town on a
stock inspecting case
Frank Jennings was called to EstanCia
Saturday on business.
Quiet few of the men Of town are in
the Mountains bear hunting.
Mrs. Ernest Ornsby commenced a
school in the country Monday.
Miss Ruth Mckinley is staying in town
this week, the guest of Mrs Handlen.
Miss Florence Means returned home
after visiting in albuquerque the p'st ten
days.
Mr.. Chasteen has given up his job as
night watohmqn and is moving back to
his ranch.
Alfred Means has accepted a position
with the Willard Drug Store beginning
work this morning.
Mrs Perrin returned home SUNDAY
-, o,,,,i,, r. f,oro fau DAVIS vis;t with Mre
Archer in Albuquerque.
Mrs Hsrendon came IN from AIIuouer
ana tbis r,oy,ioa to ioin ber son and
3,,obter Of this nI.oe
M, 4.a c,+.,.a,u
.'.., ea ,,.,,.
,,. =;
=, 49,.
'"0 ''0''
Inc LADIES AIo served dIhher Tor the
Republican convention taking IN Soo'oo'
Ihey served all xmas OF Vege'aQleS ana
chicken and everything that was good to
eat. The cnner was enjoyed by all who
Pa~took' and the dlnnef was m0SIIy all
donated by the Laoles OF "NIaro' Che
PfOC7eo9 WI" 60 10 IilS ohul0"'
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-10-20

G. II, Van Stone left yester-
day noon for Santa Fe to join
ia the political tour of the
state, he being candidate on
The Democratic ticket for
member of the board of cor
poratiOn commissioners.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-10-20

Rev. B. w. Means is in town
from JaramiIIo' precinct as a
delegate to the Democratic
He brought the
editor ii lot of turnips, beets
and squash which sure look
good to us. 0tra vez, muchas
gracias.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-10-20
ALL-HMER|6HN
TICKET NAMED
BY DEMOCRATS
Only Native on Ticket IS a Progressive
Republican and wasPlaced on the lick
ct by the Progressives

+oinoir roc nivod 27 votes and r.
w Poborson of Mcintosh 26
votos tho former haino declared
Tho nominee
For i,,d9o 1oea da Tasne Roma
20 of Pnnfa NJ e Raker of Tor.
ynon and 7 + Iohb IF JaramiIJo
nroci ,ct ryara named The first
haIlot rasnItod Romero 76 Rak-
or % and T.ohh n No nrovision
r,og n,ada n +bn r9,lnq ~ casn
neither cand;dato received . ma
ioyitv ~ Tho vo.4e rast A mo.
tioo nrevoiIo9 that after he next
banor tho candidate receiving
fine laaet on,nhar Of votes shopId
he dr.nrad The second ballot on
+ha thr,o ,an,os rnar.tod Rome
ro q Tobh 18 and Baker ID.
votes tba latter bejog them Iron
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~ ''o1'o'l gwen Oil7 pI'si 7"9'Fe'
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p'"s 81 ~ q -" u tt'I o9llio~i 10
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The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-10-20

Reports from the north last
night were to the effect that
1t had been showing all day
yesterday in Colorado.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-10-20

Daniel J. BedWell made final
five year proof on the home
stead of his son, yesterday be
fore U. S. Court Commissioner
BrumbaCk.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-10-20

Judge Terry left for the
south last night after having
spent two days here getting
acquainted with the voters.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-10-20

Emmett Williams left last
night for Alpine, Texas, where
he has charge of Il Saddlery.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-10-20

Member of the Legislature,
A. j. Green
Probate Clerk,
J. J. White
Probate Judge,
J. l.. Lobb
Sheriff,
Julius Meyer
(Progreasive)
Treasurer,
Angus McCiIiiyray,
(progressiye)
County Commissioners,
Ist Dist. Lore 70 Zamara
(Progressiye)
Cd Dist. B. z. uu1vn
Sd Dis. ". r, G1son
Superintendent Of Schools,
Ira LudWick
Surveyor,
r. A. Marble
Asses or,
D. c. Howell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-14
A few MORE DUKES ARE
APPOINTED; THE PROGRAM

stables they call 'cm hangarsl
which viii house the fiyIng
machines sent ON by CurtlnM Ayi.
ators Ely and Robinson will arrive
tomorrow and real flights are
promised every day Ia the week.
The hangers viii be located on
Harbor Island
Elisry's band will give daily con.
c-rts This 10 the organization that
made q biE hit az the A-Y.-P. En-.
position and comes to Seattle
direct from a tour through Great
Britain. The band IL due TO hi.
rive Sunday night
Program In Bret
Here In the program Of the week
as nov definitely arranged.
Mordsy--Automobi Day.
Tvesoay--Mcrchsnts' aud MANN.
faeturers' Day. and the Trail Of the
Golden Glri.
Wsdnssdsy---f.andinx Of the
treasure ship Portland. daylight
historical pageant and the Trail Of
the Golden Girl. sa
Thursdsy--lndustrial Parade:
Affiliations parade aud the Trafi Of
the Golden Girl.
Fr'csy--llluminAts Pageant and
ths Trail of the Golden Gsri
sstvrdsy--Grand Masked March
and the big windnp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-14

ments. And this is all have
left. =
She had ON an old worn out dress
that she had thrown over herself
before running out OF the burning
building. Al her feet lay n new
hat. completely destroyed by the
smoke and fire.
We lost everything We had or
course. that aint much. but n was
al we had. she concluded
When the Fairmount hotel be.
gan TO IN with smoke. Clerk Craig
ran upstairs and shouted 10 City
Patrolman J. ". r. Frazier, who
was asleep in his room ine police
man grabbed his revolver aud hls
handouts and rushed down TO the
street Then be remembered that
be had left his watch and sso In
money In his room. Craig also
called TO Air. and Mrs. y. Wilson.
who were asleep on the third
floor. They g0t out BY the back
stairs. but forgot 60 bring along
their hats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-14
TRUSTS ARE
At TER DR..
WILEY
Investigate Charges That
Whisky and Oil Trusts and
Glucose Men Want 20 Gust
Great Pure Food Expert.

ny tbfsN ffrss i%4NrI HtfFal
WASHINGTON. d. C.. July "a
Charges that the whiskey and oil
trusts. the glucose manufacturers
and the vendors OF soft drinks are
the real forces behind the move 10
GUST Dr. Harvey ". Wiley. chief OF
the bureau OF chemistry. 10 the de
pArtment of agriculture. from the
government service. will be inycsti'
gated by the house committee on
expenditures In the agricultural de-
pafiment
Congressman Moss OF Indiana.
chairman Of the committee. today
announced that the investigation
into the attack on Or. Wiley would
be started this afternoon.
Wiley today has not reccdrd
from his fighting attitude and. by
refusing TO contradict. admitted
that certain officials OF the depart
ment OF agriculture we're attempt
ing 90 undermine him. lie said
~ arm positive that certain
persons and interests are try
inQ to assassinate me--not my
body. but my character. OF the
|. two modes OF assassination, I
Infinitely prefer the physicsl.
Il know that the specia' inter
ests are ieagued against me. but
just which interests they are
must refuse jtnt now 10 specify.
There ia tide. however, which
viii swamp even King Canute--the
king in this instance being the
vested interests
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-14
Spectators Lost on the Coronation

LONDON. July i4-Enormous
sums OF money were lost on spec.
tator's stands. built for the recent
coronation. Although exact figures
are difficult TO obtain, II IL known
that the losses practically spelled
ruin for many Of the builders OF
the more expensive stands.
On Coronation day itself. the
stand owners did not do badly. as
the main procession was better
drawing card than the secondary
one and the route was barely a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-14
It's Out at Last--Colt's double"
Caused Ethel Barrymore's Trouble

change OF heart was given out b.
Thomas Clarity. her attorney. lie
said that the actress has started
no suit for divorce. and now that
hubby's name IL cleared by the dis
coyery OF the double. none viil
be commenced.
Clarity said that women who
have seen Colts double" dispor,
himself along the Great White Way
stirred up Miss Bsrrymore's doubts.
A reconciliation when the actress
returns here In August. he said. is
sure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-14
EXPLODED TIRE DION |
CAUSE ACCIDENT

Investigation OF the place where
George r. Andrews. Seattle golfer
and autoist, met his death last We'd
nesday night. yesterday revealed
the fact that the accident was not
caused by the blowing up OF tire.
as at first reported. Marks In the
road showed how the machine had
lurched from the middle OF the mar.
row roadway and there we're plain
indications OF the struggle to get Il
back TO the middle.
The body will be sent 10 Shep-
herdstown. w. Va, tonight. after
brief services at Bonney.W atson's.
A brother lives there and II is the
old home of the family. Another
brother lives at baltimore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-14

LOS ANGELES. July l4.-Patsy
Kline OF Newark, n. j.. and Johnny
kilbane Of Cleveland are resting to
day. after three weeks Of hard
training for their 20-round bout to-
morrow afternoon az the Vernon
arena The winner viii be matched
with Joe Rivers on Labor Day for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-14

WASHINGTON. July fs.--Indi.
cations that Pure Food Wiley
DR.. Harvey W. Wiley. chief chem.
list Of the United States depart.
ment OF sgricuiture-wlii not be
ousted from his position without an
upheaval which may threaten the
administration seriously. ar. plen.
tfful here today. Democrats and
progresslves generally are rushing
to wiiey's defense and openly
charge that the interests" are be
hind the latest attempt to decspi.
tate the man who NO often has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-14
500 ARE DEAD
10000 HOMELESS

lutely clean. Porcupine district
suffered worst Mere than 10
bodies have been recovered from
p0rcupine lake, the unfortunate
victims perishing miserably FROM
piungea. oycrturning u boats ana
suffocation while standing In tho
water.
Many undoubtedly persisted frog
fright, hunger and exhaustion
while fleeing into the wilderness
10 the north Of the devastated area
and of the scores missing II ~
probable that some found their
death In the midst Of the flames.
hot enough TO totally consume tbs
bodies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-14
COPS BAR INDIANS
AND COWBOYS

WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE
westward course 81 empire has
been checked by the ruthless police
Of Washington. The bewhlsxered
cowboy and the befcarhercd Indian
mounted on tho mettiesome bron.
cho and carrying large reviewers In
each hand will no longer be nj.
lowed 10 decorate the walls and
fences OF the capital in poster pYc.
lures. From now on the police
mInions will eiface all such dare
devil portrayals OF life In the West.
The young men OF the city. says
the chief OF police. must be pro
tected from the lure OF the poster
cowboy and stirring ambition to
shay countless Indians must be
nIpped In the bud.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-14
RALLY TO
SUPPORT OF DR.. WILEY

proved obnoxious 10 their plans.
II IL altogether probable that the
committee on expenditures In the
department OF agriculture will act
on w1ley's case and another schiam
In republican ranks like the Ballin.
Pinchot affair is freely predict
ed II 10 reported that already re-
prisals on Attorney General Wick.
ersham are being planned for his
reporting that Wiley "merifed con-
dign punishment" for paying Dr. II.
H. Rusby Of New York a salary
while he did not devote all bis time
TO the service Of the government.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-14
SEVEN DEAD, 100000 LOSS
IN MICHIGAN FOREST FIRES

DETROIT, July I5-6cycn per.
sons known 70 be dead. scores miss
Ing. damage 10 the amount Of $40.
100000, and 1000 square miles Of
territory devastated, today sums up
the toll OF loss by three days Of
Michigan forest fires
The general situation throughout
the state today IL improving and IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-14
GATES IS DYING

PARIS, July 14--John w
Gates, the American millionaire,
who Is III here, passed good night
and his condition today IL at least
no worse than yesterday He is
still, however, very sick man.
Charles q. Gates said this after.
noon that his father had grown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-14
On, United Pre-. Leased wIreJ

fny United rrees ieaseh Wlre)
COBALT, Ont, July Twin
the fires throughout northern On.
tsrIo now practically under con.
troll. conservative estimates today
place the total number OF lives
Iost Al more than 500. Supplies Of
every description are pouring In
from all directions and everything
possible 10 being done 10 alleviate
the terrible suffering which the
fires have caused.
Nearly 10000 people are home.
less. the burned district Including
half a dozen counties and three
prosperous towns. IL swept abso.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-14
Packey Refuses to
Make Low Weight

San FRANCISCO, Cal, July "a.
Failure by Packey Mcfarland OF
Chicago 10 formally assent to a
Labor day bout here with Freddy
Welsh today has Promoter Milton
Clark up In the air.
Welahs demand for a low weight
IL believed 10 be the cause OF
Packey's coyness. II he is unable
TO overcome the Chicago scrapper =
acrupies Clark may secure either
Matt Wells, the British lightweight
champion. or Knockout Brown of
New York for the bout.
Negotiations. however. are not
yet off with Mcfarland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-14

mile and half long.
On the day OF the royal prog.
ress." however. the route was
nearly seven miles in length and
seats lined practically It's entire
distance. Those for which five. to
six guineas ts2520 to s30.24) each
originally had been asked. were
sold generally at the last moment
for three shillipgs az cents). It is
estimated that the owners could
not take less than s2.40 per seat
without losing money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-14

NEW YORK. July "A. Belief by
Ethel barrymore that her husband.
Russell @. Colt. is humdrum
working man and that he has a
naughty. naughty double" who
has bred discord by buxzing gaily
along gay Broadway, Is stated here
today to have reduced the threat.
ened barrymore divorce action TO
the dimensions OF tempest In a
teapot.
Information Of Miss Barrymore's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-14
MUCH roo susv TO WE'D

HHotkToN, Mass July ~.
. When Charles A. Cobb. n 4
= MlddIeboro furniture mover. 4
= telephoncd last might 10 Mrs 4
. Henrietta Jacobs. whom he
= was 10 marry today. that he
= had rush Of business on 4
= hand. she told him 90 finish
= II and then come 20 her and 4
= the wedding would take place. 4
y Cobb had secured a chance
. 10 move a Middieboro famIiy'n 4
= effects to Fall River, He Ell.
4 pccted 10 be back In time 10 4
= meet his bride. but his now .
= auto truck attracted 10 much 4
4 attention that he was offered
. jobs all along the way 4
4 After reaching Pail River 4
. he moved another family 20
= Providence On hin return he 4
4 had an offer 10 move another 4
. Fall River family To Middle 4
= tofo. II was At this time that 4
= he telephoncd his bride and 4
= abe told him to keep busy. 4
= we will be married Mon. 4
4 day. probably" sald Mira. 4
4 Jacobs today. III isn't M 4
= though we were a couple OF 4
= kids. Mr. Cobb would be fool 4
= lAh not to do III. work when 4
= be has the chance"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-14
PRISONER aoss MS JUDGE

KANSAS CITY. Mo. July a.
While the hearing OF Frank Jack.
son. charged with passing counter.
felt money. was In progress before
United States Commissioner Cook.
sey. In Kansas City. kans.. ycster.
day. the prisoner stole Cookscy's
watch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-14

NEW YoRk.--The Metropolitan
championship swimming races be
sin tomorrow at Trnvers Island.
following the intercollegiate and A.
A. 4 races recently held ut Sleeps.
head bay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-14
coNoRsss or RACES.

LONDON. July 1.-THE first
universal congress or races will be
held here late this month. Dele.
gates from India and the Orient
are beginning to arrive for the con.
gress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-14

much weaker. but he still believes
there II chance for recovery. The
general belief. however. Is that the
millionaire cannot last much longer
and his physicians offer but little
hope.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-14

sriLL MORE DUKES.

ottI1 MIME OQNEo.
. Here are u few more Dukes =
= that King Edgar appointed =
= last night: 4
= Frederick l.. Stuart. Duke =
. Of kelso. 4
= Charles T.. piimp,on. Duke .
. OF the Royal Yacht. q
. John +. chilberg. Duke Of .
= Royal Expeditions. 4
4 James c. Marmsdukc. Duke =
4 OF Royal Inns .
= A. Warren Gould. Duke OF 4
. Royal Architecture. =
= p, y Fuller. Duke OF Blaine =
= 4 4 = = = 4 4 q . . 4 4 4 .
Fully 1000 merchants from all
over the Northwest have accepted
Invitations To come 10 Seattle nex,
Tuesday TO help celebrate Mcr.
chants and manufacturers DAY
Of Golden Potlasch.
Seattl~-mads wares viii be dem.
onstrated from the white and yell
low booths on Nil downtown
streets and the visitors will be
taken around town on a slGht.s~e
Ing tour.
Workers started today on the
construction OF the aeroplane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-14

Is believed the worst Of tho danger
IL past In East Tawag. however,
where hundreds OF refugees are
camped. there is still danger that
the town will go from huge fire
which IL raging only six miles away,
Threatening fires are also reported
from Pressure and Sheboygan coun~
ties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-14

Take a tip from the Ursus Hor
ribilis this hot weather" says old
DR. Tbingumbob. '.'and sleep bear"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-14

the right 10 fight II out with Abe
Attell for the fcatherweIght cham.
pionship. Eddie Smith OF Oakland
will referee the fight tomorrow.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-01
Gin Sensmal fir cine ainoes'
mDroerin.

9urd Elm Genfmal. oeHtn Grid
iung in gOurassnsBrsHe beihlohsn
purbe, Ion bic grinnsruns on einsn
Morbproseb pisosr potseruf.n psrs
btn, Der einsn Der iHttreRanieiten,
absr aud iebredenpoliien froHsofii6en
Suitisirrtbiimsr bartlett. unter Der
Regisrung 2ubfpiss Des 9rsisebnien
Iebte in 8ourssen grefe als aaii.ls
Ian es bortissn ShIofes Elm .brias
mer giireer, Vamsns GilIst, oefen
gotter S,lsns. sin iungss biibites
ding, ben bsiien Ruf s,RoB. pIOslih
akr bKb Is, 5slsne lei ihtuonssr gss
pprosn, uno nls bic auberen aHseis
den einer Shponserfhoft ipisber ptrs
fhpunoen iparen, ohns bob man ets
mas BON elmer Geburi erfabren hattie,
orbnete Die BebDrbe on, boB 6elsns
pom lebommeH 5u untsriuden lei.
6isrbei purbe fsitssftelIt. bnB 5eIene
tboiiahlif Wantter gerrprotn mar.
Dos iunss W6bhen tsusneis iionbs
baft, ols man jsbon i'm Oarten ibrts
0a.ers cine ainntsleihe. bic in ein
nit 90. O. sessihnsits oemb efbiilli
mar, fanb, erfolste ON 6. Jtbrun,
1926 6elene's 9ernrtbeiluHs gum
lobe. SeBt srft beiannie bk iunsS
8ubsrin, bab iie tines QaHts in ib'
rem 3immsr pon benz jnnaen aebrel
ibr<r Deihpiiisr aberraiht unb, OBJ
iDobl Iie iih bsftis aur Webr eeiebi
bate. ilbertpGliigt iporbtn fei. Dieies
Mbtntsuer isi niht obn< syOlaen qt4
bliebsn, unb uIs iit ibre idtpereSiuni
ps 9eranna3sH fiiblts. babe iis iin psr'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-01
4 : Y er.

Oils Der forbige 0rueer Sumps
ter cooper, Don go. 659 81. 6. 4pe.,
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Iisb iid nod ni6t feitftellsn.
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ssiiern Rahmiitoe fura Dor 4 ubr IN
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9ausb.DObnsr in nint 0fringen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-01

GamiItuu Anseisen, oofal. .Hoiisen
unS Ernisfeiten EuS nbsusebsn Gde
scr 4. nnb Charles Strake. llnier
Ngent fir Samilton nObnt 30. 3O1
Noro JrpHt Ctr. SeIepbon Sa,aiitou
1863. 5elepbon ,suitres aorreipou
Asnten: 393X geu.
- Jrdu Marp Smmel, bic Ditttpe
bes Dor Sahren peritorbensn SacOb
Smmel, tpelhe go. 257 Dulnut
Strabe allstn ipohnte, purps qeltern
gormittaa in ihrem 8lumsngarten ols
2eite e.funosn. Sic mar 6s Sabre
aft uno erlae ouasnIheiHlih sine.H
6er3InIag. Die 5rau hinterldbt cine
4nsabl gliht.n uro Neffen. Sis rar
mitslisb Der ct. Soiepb airas.
- Die MaHeoernaIter Sen Straub
unb Robert aennebn, ipel6e bonn 3.
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