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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-10-26
SEPARATE BALLOT
Radical Change in Voting
For President
Separate Ballot to be Pre-
pared for the Presiden-
tial Candidates.

At the last session of the Legisla-
ture the LaEollette forces enacted a
new law providing for separate bal
lot on which to vote for the lpresi-
dental candidates. Instead of vot-
ing for president on the same ticket
with the state, legislative, congress
sional and county officers, the vote
for president will be on distinct
and separate ballot. The object of
the measure was to give the voters a
chance to record their approval or
disapproval of the presidential candi-
date without endangering their state
and legislative tickets. Under the
former system of voting a mark at
the head of the ticket might mean
serious loss to the balance of the
ticket unless the voter knew exactly
what he was doing.
With the new ballot in force the
strength of presidential candidate
can easily be determined. The
measure is a Progressive idea.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-10-26

Put Oft the lraln--oucS NahEoau
One of the cases tried in the
circuit court last week was that
of Harry Hyde of Bayfield, a.
gainst the g. st. p, M. and 10,
Ry. company. The amount in.
volved that brought on the suit
was 1Oc Hyde was going
from Bayfield, to Salmo but neg
lected to purchase g. ticket be-
fore getting on the train. When
the conductor came around col
lecting fares Hyde offered &c
in payment of his fare but this
the conductor refused to accept
wanting 1Oc additional because
Hyde had neglected. to purchase
his ticket. This Hyde refused
TO pay and the train was
stopped and Hyde. was put off.
Hyde was compelled to walk to
Salmo and it so enraged him
that he brought suit against the
company for damages. The
case was tried before a jury
which found for the plaintiff, a.
warding him $500. 1t is under
stood that the case will be ap-
pealed to the Supreme court.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-10-26
Will Play Hurley

The Washburn High School
foot ball team and the Hurley
High School team will play on
the grounds in this city next
Saturday afternoon. The teams
are about evenly matched and a
good game is expected. The
local team is playing good ball
this year and will make a good
showing before the season is
over.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-10-26
Will nay More State Tax

bayfield, County will have to pay
over five thousand more State Tax
this year than last. The state APP
portionment of taxes has been re-
ceived by the County CLERK an d the
amount that Bayfield, County will
have to pay aside from special taxes
for repayment Of loans, by several
towns, is $32. 547.lO, last year it
was $27. 238. S6. making an increase
of $5.OO8.24
The largest item In the state tax
is for support of State educational
institutions, common schools. new
state capitol. and state highways.
1t also costs Bayfield, county IS, 488.
70 to support its insane patients in
the state institutions. s
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-10-26

Albert Larson has returned from
the hospital at Ashland where he
was operated on some time ago for
appendicitis.
o. A. Lamoreaux, M. S. Lamor
eaux of Chicago, and e. e. Kenfield
have gone to Cass Lake on hunting
trip. They expect to be gone a
week.
The Methodist Ladies Aid society
will meet at the church prrlors rext
Wednesday afternoon and will be
entertained by Mrs. B.. Thompson
and Mrs. Charles Downey.
The Congregational Ladies Aid
society was entertained yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. John
Love on east 4th street. Mrs. 2.
J. Bestler assisted in entertaining.
HERE YOU AREA nice five
acre piece of land all cleared and
under cultivation. Land is fenced.
Within half mile of city. Better
look th up at once. A snap. In.
quire at Times Office.
A healthy man is a king 10 his
own right; an unhealthy man is al
unhappy slave. Burdock Blood Bit
tiers builds up the sound health
keeps you well. Sold by all Drug
lists.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-10-26
LOOK AT THAT COAL BIN
ght in there is where lot OF us have to sink anywhere
from SIS SIS of hard earned money every Winer

) These are strong statements. But they
are absolutely true. The fuel economy
of the Clermont Base Burner is due to
no magic power, but simply because it
has a more scientific construction than
any other stove made. 1t is big i'm
improvement in every way, and many
of its features are patented. Anyone can
see, by comparing the Clermont with
other stoves, that it is far ahead. Words
such as, Fire Travel" "Radiating Sur
face Warm Air Flue" may be un-
familiar to you, but if you will step in
to the store sometimes for few min
utes we will be glad to explain the con-
strYction of the base burner to you. You
will be deeply interested, and will see
why the Clermont simply must get
every bit of heat out of the coal; that it
will reduce your coal bill and give you
better service than any other stove, no
matter where you buy it, or at what
price.
Come in and see the CLERMONT!
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-10-26
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Items Of interest Concerning
Your Neighbors

Mrs. Oscar Jacobs returned to her
home at Gordon, Wis. Tuesday.
A. H. Hosmer of Ashland tran
sacted business in the city yester-
day.
These are busy days for the farm.i
ers who are now harvesting theirs
crops.
Attorney c. r. Morris of IroA
River transacted business in the city
yesterday.
Sewer pipe in all sizes at right
prices. Let me quote you prizes.
VIM. Olson.
John Malloy of Iron River, tran
sacted business in the city the last
few days OF last week.
Wanted to buy-A good, fresh
mich COW or one about to be fresh.
Call up Raarup Brothers.
Don't forget the Hallow Fen So
cial at the Methodist church parlors
on Friday evening of this week.
Renny Lahti, chairman of the
town of Glover, transacted business
in the city he latter part of last
week.
German measles seem to be the
popular thing now days and a good
many children have been i'll with the
disease.
Mrs. A. Paulson entertained a
number of friends at her home Fri
day afternoon at a tea party. A
pleasant afternoon was spent.
Mrs. Oscar Jacobs of GORDON,
Wis.,. has been visiting in the city
during the past week at the home
of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. S. ].
Holmes.
Invitations are out for an Autumu
dancing party to be given at the
Garden Hall on Friday evening OF
this week. The hall is to be prettily
decorated for the occasion.
Mrs. e. II. Mahsr. ard daughter
who have been visiting in the city
at the Mike Maher residence during
the past two months. left the first
of the week for their home al
Virginia, Mimi,
At the annual meeting OF the
Z Northwestern Wisconsin Teachers
Association held at EauClaire the
latter part OF last week Miss Jessie
N. Smith of this city was elected
treasurer of the organization.
The demand for BAYFIELD, Peninsu
IA Fruit lands is steadily growing
Let VIM. Olson show you some 0
his fine traces.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-10-26
Confirmation Services

Next Sunday Oct. 20 the Rt. Rev
Bishop Schinner of Superior diocese
will hold confirmation at the st.
Louis Church at 10 A. M.
Forty-seven boys and thirty six
girls, also dozen adults will re-
ceive confirmation.
The early Mass Sunday will be at
1880 A. M. instead of 8 A. M. but
High Mass is at 10 A. M.
Monday morning the Bishops
visits the st. Louis school In which
there are 3O8 pupils this year.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-10-26
Bars Bad Postal Cards

Frank r. Hitchcock, postmas.
ter general, has issued a gener.
al order to the various post
masters in the country to OBJ
serve a greater strictness in
barring vulgar and suggestive
picture postal cards from the
males. Withee Sentinel.
Why not bar them from the
females also. Isn't it just as
bad no matter to whom they
are sent. .
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-10-26

The M. Fl. Sprague Lumber
company planingSmill was wired for
electric lights during the past week.
The company have a large amount
'of work ahead fof THE planning mill
and the plant will be run steadily
the greater part of the winter.
A reception was given at the
Congregational church last Thurs
day evening in'~honor of Rev. and
Mrs. H. G. Rhem. A large number
were present. Light-arefrs shments
were served. The evening was spent
10 visiting and getting. acquainted.
George w. Posey lis. still picking
berries from the patch OH his
lot on west 9TH street. The straw
berries are large and well ripened.
MIR. Posey has been exhibiting them
at several places about the city ard
they have been attracting good
deal of attention on account of the
lateness of the season.
John Beaureguard, who plead
guilty to the charge Of rnanslaughter
in the third degree before Circuit
Judge John K. Parish last week,
was on Monday taken to the state
prison at Waupon4 to begin his
three year sentence. John Kennedy.
who plead gnilty y, burglary Of the
Iron River Hardware Company,
was sentenced to two and half
years in the Green Bay reformatory.
He was also taken down Monday
night. Undersheriff Max Happle
accompanied the men down.
Mrs. Frank Bennett was very
pleasantly surprised at her home on
east 4th street last Wednesday even
ing. Mrs. Bennett had gone to
Ashland during the day and when
she returned at six o'clock she found
her home occupied by over twenty
guests who had prepared chicken
pie supper. A very pleasant even
ing was spent. Mrs. Bennett was
presented with a beautiful silver
plated tea kettle by those present.
Mrs. Bennett expects to move TO
her home at .Barksdale this week
where she will conduct the hotel.
Mr.. Cushman of Grandview, who
has been running camp out on the
Northern Pacific line, was in town
yesterday. Mr.. Cushman is troubled
with throat affection which gives
him considerable trouble from time
to time. While he was eatine
partridge yesterday noon piece Of
the meat became fastened in his
throat and he attempted to loosen
the piece by pushing piece Of
rubber tubing down his throat. In
extracting the tube again it broke
off leaving part of the rubber in
the mans throat He xas consider.
ably relieved when It was removed
by the physician.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-10-26

Millions of dollars are paid out for
coal every Winter because the
stoves we use do not get all of the
heat out of the coal that they
should, or do not send the heat out
into the room. Most stoves waste
a lot of heat up the chimney.
No1one ever put in CLERMONT
Base Burner without being compelled to
admit that the stove gave him more heat
from every hod of coal poured into the
magazine than any stove he had used
up to that time
The CLERMONT will enable you to
heat your rooms with less coal than you
have been using, saving you from SIS to
SIS every year that you use the stove
and give you better heat.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-10-26

Manager G. HI. Flynn Of the Wash.
burn Opera House announces that
he has booked the Tom Franklin
Nye Co. for a three nights engage
ment in this city, Nov. 2nd. Bird and
4th. The company presents high
class repertoire productions. featur-
ing Queen Antoinette as the leading
lady. The company will play a
change OF program nightly. giving
three high class performances.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-10-26

The City Drug Store is now NICE
ly arranged in .the new location In
the Meehan Block. The store is a
dandy.
Nels Pearson was taken to the
St. Joseph hospital at Ashland to-
day where he will be operated on for
appendicitis.
The Norwegian Lutheran Ladies
cleared $4,000 at their social and
fair which was held on Friday, Sat-
urday and Monday.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-10-26
E. BERCMANN


William Little of Iron River tran
sacted business in the city Monday.
A slight snow furry yesterday
was a gentle reminder that winter
is not far away.
John Coffey Of Iron River was in
the city last Friday and Saturday
transacting business,
The celebrated Washington red
cedar shingles. / have the best
at right prices. VIM. Olson
County Road Commission Eben
Olson of Port Wing transacted bus :
ness in the city the last part of last
week. ~
Mrs., Ole Dahl, who suffered a
strokelof paralysis last week. is inn
proving slowly, Friends hope for.
her speedy recovery.
FOR SALE-A large, new base
burner coal. stove. For sale cheap.
Inquire of ]. r. Newlin at the Jake
Stark place.
Subscribers who have stump wood
or other good wood to offer in ex-
change for subscription can find a
market at this Office. 8
Dwight Kennedy of Superior, a
deputy game warden, transacted
business in the city yesterday. Mr..
Kennedy is now engaged in work in
and around the Bayfield, peninsula.
| Fox Brothers have jus. added a
most beautiful line of cut glass to
their already large stock and the
goods are now being displayed at
the store and make a nice showing.
A. Paulson was called to Black
Earth. this state, the first of the
week to attend the funeral of his
| father, whose death occurred last
Saturday night. Mr.. Paulson has
the sympathy of Washburn friends
in his sorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Manning are
visiting at Minneapolis this week a,
the home of their daughter Mrs.
Dave Define. From Minneapolis
Mr.. and Mrs. Manning will go to
Omaha where they will visit with
their son Ted for short time be.
fore returning home.
/ Word was received 10 the city
1 the first of the week OF the death
of Mrs. Harry Duthie, which
occurred at Lacy, Washington, Sept
Both. Mrs. Duthle had been married
less than year. Harry DuthieN is
an old Washburn boy and friends
here extend sympathies to him dur
ing his sad bereavement.
! Contractor James A. Sheridan
has about completed the W ork Q
changing the partitions on the Sec
ond floor of the City Hall building
AS soon as Mr.. Sheridan completes
his work the place will be newly
papered throughout. The change!
as being made will cost 10 the neigh
borhood. of $500, the Haskell Clut
standing the expense. With th'
new changes it will give them
nice suite of rooms.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-10-26

Gay L. Warden. left the first OF
the week for Hibblng, Mimi. where
he has been transferred by the Du-
Pont Dynamite Company. Mr..
Warden will hold the position OF
chief engineer at the new plant Of
the company. which is now just
about completed. 49,
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-10-26

@,AR t'fa Ak SIS = 81 /, Il
We wish to announce to all
property holders in the city OF
Washburn, acreage Residence
or business property that we
have opened selling agency
for the City property in con-
nection with our general Real
Estate business and anyone
wanting to sell their City
holdings and will sell Cheap:
come IN and see us. This part
Of our business will be in
charge of HI. M. Ward who
will also take charge Of rental
property & etc. II you list
your property with US we will
make determined effort t.,
sell it for you. Call and see
us. H. HI. Peavey.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-10-26
FARMERS Now is the Tine

that had
the poor The best time
Of When
thi. work than fall Your land
YOU NEED LIT TIE MONEY We make specially Of LONG
TIME LOANS i'm
from$2 5000
Hardy & Ryan, Waukesha, Wis
write phone bur local representative George Macdonald
Bristol Block, Ashland, Wis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-12

SSSilt tScora Saftt nm Iciae SGnr'
iflait britpbicu morocu icim.

2luf geanlaFung oes George Saz
dstt, pOn go. 1869 SonatAau Strabe,
gponston. g., psrhaftetsn bic 6ss
heimpoIi3iitsu 5usftIein uno qflug g:s
tern ben q Sabre alien SadHtteQner
;srant Walingforo, Don Ro. 212 Beit
Court 5traBe, Iotpis Drsi Grausn6ims
mer Ramsns Soiis Barter, % Sabre
alt, pon Ro. $50 Baum StraBe, 9eIen
BiQaro, 26 Sabre alt. pon Genper,
Col, unp Relie Ggan, q Sabre alt,
pom Ro. $50 Baum 5trabs. uno iperrs
ten bitIelben ais psrodhtis Elm. 9adett
bebduptet BON Den 9efungeH:n IN elmer
Dirt6ihdft an Der Gserge Strabe
nabs Central Qpenus. I'm feline gaar:
Ihaft bsitobEsn rporoer su feiu. 8it
9siangeusn bstbtusru islbitpsritaHoItf
ibrs unfhuIe.
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giiEser SEnS.

Die u Sabre aIts geifie 2sFeors
pon go. 1247 on 3. Strdbe nuros
porssitern. pGbrsno Iis eins yrsuubin
an Der aemper Cane befuhte, BON si=
nem grpben Sunbe ansefa[lsn unb in
bds gsin os6iiIsn. 5ie purbs nafl
benz ItGbtiiaen Soipitdl sshrubt, no
bic Wunoen ausaebronnt puroen. Der
Sunb, tpel6er Gtstnthum zines Rans
nes Rdmsns 5iu iein ioll ano tpel4er
bereits am 5reitas absnb elm anoerss
tleines mdohen attadirt uuo bsmieIs
ben beinahe eir DIR abgsbifen hatts.
purbe noH etnem goiisiiteu getobtet.
DER acpf nurbe benz 1r. Rodbia su=
aeitelIt, ipeIter fsItiteler ptro, pb Der
aottr nit Der zoIiputh bebaftet mar.
Der 5 Sabre olts CD. Roah BON go.
445 on 6. apenue ipuroe seitern
absnb pi6sIih DON bem 5duslunbs.
nit benz er ipielte. angegriffen, mo-
bel ibn Cberiippe anb Raie serfleifGt
purnen. Der Rnobe purbe bon ieiHer
Wautter nad Der Gde Der s. unb NAL.
nut 5trabs gebrncat. BON DO aus e-
| in ,iuem pdtrpltuocen Hah eem itabti'
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Die GiutraguHssn fir bic ReHusr
am WfOntag ftnb ME folgt:
Grites Observation-Disclosures gaai.
ben 5iusn; Al isurIonss: GtbsI
SompIpn, aimouiins, Grate Wc, WG'
BAN phelps. Qabp Of galms, Sarut
GbsnauEt, Sabis Shapiro. gamsud
Ranbp game, WtrrOr, Soucs. Crssn
112.
3ipeitss gtennen-Selinq; 5rei,
idhrios; 6 SurloHgs: Reb Rob, 100
5nIpettor gsuera, JuciIiOn, Ruifsuu
lO2; ct. 4lopiius. Sriib aio
gaptbOrn, althorps. SadDsaUsr, los;
8Oto Gap 106. Ruugbtp CAB 107
gountp 5ar Ill.
9rittss ReHnsu-SeliHa; 3reijdhs
rige; 6 5urlonas: 6ustp Sab. 8aera.
70, 102; 9slunsp 104, Sio Bon, Bill.
Iitin, Ben Gusca, gbdrisp Straub
Ben gripr, los; 5oplsp. Bob SurIsp
107; gIutoerat 10, Star S'Rpar
III.
8isrtes Rsnnsn - 5dnnicap; {
ifurIongs: 5iping 5ootitsps. Sober
Gsa, 103; Goirp Storp 106. 5puis'
moio 107, Gtiuasr 108.
5iHftss RsHusn-80ris; 3rpsii6b,
rtss &C. uno g.; 5 5urlonss; grs.
iumptiou los. Sncitsr, 0artnsB, Sot
aniaht, 9dnttr, 107.
Sehitss RsnHsu-Sstlins; murei
4 Sobre alt unb nuffpdrts; l meiIt
unb 20 garbs: Smpruosnt 101. Sn'
trinfic 106, Iaiutn Dame, gtubIc
Grdnod. Mnrian Gaisp. 5bs 8ippin
Spipsitris, Spa Wap. no; Suns u
la.
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6teTes Sabr pr06tiger oenn js aus9sz
riiTtet 1T uno gum 8efuh eintabet, lit
our 3eit bus bsrrltafts oon ausm. Die
0ampFerfubrt dlIeiu 1T fhon oes
9rsifes pertb, aber oamit niht gsa
mug. ftrebt bic @eielihaft audi tets
oanat, fir Da5 4mii'emsnt ieiner
@Ounsr Gorge 81 tragen.
iSir bieie Dohe 1T Der berii6mte
SFuBner, Der gepanDte Gquilibriit, aIs
cine Der 5aupt 2lttratttonsu auf Der
Rafenbiibne gsponnsn porben uno
fir ieoeH Ibenb Ieiner 8oriteQungen
tperoen bsIoubers Seusrperts3ugaben
arranqirt. .4uI oer8auoepilebiibHe pers
ben fih Dieie 8Ohe .Gurtis&2a8au"
Die 8erpanolungs &omtter, ser
auIon 8 Wad" betannt als ,SFiuues
gan's Wltsbups", r8iup 5als", bic
qru8iDfe 9dn3srtn uno uus9e3et6nete
9efunosfiin1tlsrin .GIeanOr Gifel",
ioroie QsFit G. Qntta". bic .Dbirlz
ptno 9unsSpinners" uuftreten. Die
DumpFer mahteu geitern 3ablrsihs
Fuhrten uno tmmer paren fie biz gum
QeuBerften pon elmer frobgelauHtsH
Msuge be'sBt.
gu ben beiiebteiten Darts in Der
umgebung Der Stabt qeb0rt 8 5ubera
ftumpf's 8urten uno 3Dar NIT
oem pouften Re6t, Denu erItsHs lit bic
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4usfliigIer Derbradtsn ben gsftrigen
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&apsQmeifter gsrntbaIer pom gius
| cirudtter CONNER Srheiter bat fir
bic oissrp0disen &on3erts i'm 3 | ps
qii den 9urteH tpiepsr bohtn.
! acknowledgements 5uiammcugeiteut,
in tpelhen alien Hur eroentlihen ,@es
Ihmadsrihtungen Rshnung getrdgeH
Epiro. Die 5reunoe tlafiiiher RuFs
psrben namsutlib am 5reitag 4bsHo
reid fir ibren 8efuh bsIobut tpsroeu
WdbreHo Der Wohe perosn aud cine
4uSah Wfttqlieoer bes SrheIters ais
! Soliittn mitrpirteu. 4m ositrigeH
2tbsuD sHtyiidte Setr 5reb. BetB NIT
sinsm GprnetIOlo pas sn6lreih erThiss
meme Qublitum. am Disnftaa 46suO
ftsbt elm Srio fir Geigs, GsIIo unD
tlSarIe auf oem Programm, ous uou oeu
Serreu Shul3. Shtpab uno 2ptto 81
9sbSr gsbraht psrbsn pirb. Qm
Mittnod 2lbeno ipisIsH Die SerreH
Roeeman unb gIbre6t Sitrs Ssres
nabt fir Slote uno 5orn unb am
| isrsitag 4hsno pirb 9srr RarShuI3
Die OtbsaO pbantaite non GrHit Su
8sbUr brtngsn.
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SaruGari@ I'M 8riIucu.

gu einem rei3enoen 5eIt geItaItste
iih bas Picnic, bas geitsrn DON ben
betoen garuearisQogen, Cincinnati
Ro. $50 uHe 5rpbiinn go. ITO, gsz
msinfam begangsn puroe. Das Som
merieft fano in Mohr's 9artsu orau,
Ben an Der Sprtng Grops 2penus Itatt
uno srfrsute ii6 sines ausseseifnsteH
8eiuHs. gstoe 2pgen pareu IN pollsr
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amiiiirtsn iih nit ibreu 5amiIisu urb
guten 5reunoen aufs Bette uno tstH
Mibton triibte oas fhOns Sseft. Der
Sroen nsr 6drugari III Der ein3tge rein
oeutihs 8eriiherunesoroen i'm gan3su
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Elm 9pQpert oes 8eutihtbums uuas'
isben psroeR. 3net Der seitrtgsu 8ers
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gen, um sineu Sbeil DER lHtoitsH fir
bic 3aeune Der 9robloge bierIslbft be,
den 5u t0unen. Die 9roBlogsRzSiss
une ftHbet i'm Wondt Auguft itatt Unb
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bieten ben 4ufeHtbdIt Der geamten
unh TelesateH in unisrer Giant 70 an.
esnsbm ais m0glih 8u seftuItsu. Ss
hoffen babel ouf bic llnteritiisuns osr
giirserihaft. bic linen fibsrlih niht
pericat miro. Dds gsitrise 5eit mar
oufs Bette drrangirt unD Is ptro ulIsn
5hiInebmsrH getuiB nod lauss IN an
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