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The Detroit times., 1911-03-11
TWINS TAKEN FROM MOTHER.
oabss Used to Win Sympathy d
Begging On Streets.

Because Mrs. Anna Baulk, No. "a
Jones-st., used her twins, born just
bofore Christmas, as a means of win.
ming sympathy from persons from
Whom she begged, the children were
<aken away from her, Thursday after.
noon, by Judge Hubert, and the
lother was given scoring for being
10 lazy that he was willing to live OF
ne profits made by his wife and
obies by houseto-house begging
Zrs. Baulk's other two children, one
I'D 3 and the other Is months old
Kore taken from her last year by the
burt on similar charge.
Before coming to court, Mrs. Baull
Iod secreted one OF the twins and Il
Wos only when she was about to BE-
nken to jail for contempt of court IN
1fuoing TO disclose its whereabouts
Hat she revealed to the court where
could be found.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-11
soBBINa PRICES.

.. s:sr Beans 10 ;ss E s. ..:.
.tsn disS sSs Table Ss.ts. I'Ed Ltss.
Peas; Fancy. early June, ya.ss; stand
ara, ca SOAKED sge1oc: salmon;
toes .ss:. ' ssSis cue sSsssss:S. iiS,.is Per
Cone, - Packet sorss. ioo-lb. case.
SlS76021.5o delivered
FssS-Bran, t37; nns middiings lss;
coarse middiinEs. eas: cracked corn,
t2f: coarse cornmsal, sxs; corn ana
oats chop. $50 ppr ton.
TlouF-MlohisAn patents. In wood.
best ts.so: Ordinary Rst sss IN, siks Nv:
hour, sltS per hbl
seed. sos: pI.mond hssdiigh: nsr.
ilKe; crown s..oiin:, iss, pc rssl; sar-
Psoyi.,oa.--Ms:. pork: SIS family
:noRsd h.%: is sS s''. dry
briskets. Iihc; shoulders. 1ohs: picnic
hams, iohc; bacon. ls0lec; lard. In
tierces. Zoe; kettle rendered. lilo per -
Ssgars - Corrsctse daily ny w. a
Edgar a Son: Crystal domtnoes. a-Io..
-: 6-lb,. $3.50; Eagle tablets 4s%e: cut
loaf. 1896: cubes. $3.50; XxxN pow.
dered. $40; standard powdered: $3.50.
granulated extra coarse. $b.o6; nne. IN
bulk. t4s5: In 2s-lb. cotton bags, ~.
Michigan granulated. Sass: household.
powdered In 6-lb. cartons. ~ TO case.
IS: lib. cartons. 4s to case $3.50: GA
The Detroit times., 1911-03-11
||Ds POSSESSED
|BI WlhDER[UsT;
POLICE BUSY
oprins Lures Toddlers From Home,
twenty Five Being Picked Up,
Thursday, and the Rush Being
On Again To-Day.
1atrols Kept ON the Hump Searching
For Little stragglers - One
Found in Theater.

Wanderlust has possessed the citl
children, so we know that spring II
ia the air. The annual winter-ent
migration OF adventurous toddlers Il
on and the auto patrols are whizzini
through the streets bearing precious
burdens Of squalling, bawling human
kfty.
Anxious fathers are making noctur
nal trips to police headquarters II
quest OF wandering babes. Frantic
mothers are burning up the telephone
wires to the precinct stations with
urgent demands that the entire po
lice force be placed on the trail OF
little willieis straying footsteps.
just rs toddlers were brought &c
the stations, Thursday. Lured into
unaccustomed places by the wooine
breath of spring, they wandered far
from their homes and In most In
stances were found by big-hearted po
'1icemen after night had overtaken
them
John Macuilly, an s-year-old wan
Gerer from No. 1910 Clark-ave-, was
attracted by a moving picture show
ct No. 1927 Michigan-ave. Slumber
conQuered him and he was found
eleeping in chair.
The lifting strains from hurdy-
xurdy proved too much for four-year-
old Selma Machel, No. 472 Meldrum-
ave. She brought up at Champaign
u. and Mt. Elliott-aye.
The following is an incomplete list
or girls and boys who succumbed to
The vanderbilt:
Eugene Richards, 2 IL years old,
NO. % Page-st., found at Hubbard
and Dix-aves.: Norman L. Esperance,
aieht years old, No. 362 McDougali.
found at Gratiot and Grandy-aves.;
Clara Musall, four, No. 106 Kanter,
1ound at Ferry and st. Aubin-aves.;
Marie Ten Eyck, 3 IL years, No. 233
Grand River-ave., found at No. 1bl
Grand River-ave.; Jennie brave,
three, No. SIG Mt. Elliott-aye., found
It Medium and Gratiot-aves.; Leo
August, four, No. Ala Monroe-aye.,
found on the Campus: Walter Ellison,
1ve, No. 333 Hendrie-ave., found at
Chene-st. and Hendrie-ave.: Minnie
zagert, six, No. 229 Columbia-st., east,
found at High and Beaubien-sts.
Early Friday morning, reports OF
lost children began to pour into the
central station and the police expect
another heartbreaking day. soothing
distraught mothers
The Detroit times., 1911-03-11
Markets and Finance

Duluth 9 cars. against 7sj WinnLpsg,
26e cars. Against Ire; 81 Louis, $4,000
bs. against $1,000 bu; Kansas City. ~
cars. against II.
$1,000 bu.
Primary wheat receipts were 397. 900
bu, against $4,000 bu q year ago.
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO. Mar. l0.-Grain opening:
May wheat up NC: July up NC. May
corn up Nc: July up Nc. May oats on
nc; July up Ne Provisions higher.
Close: May wheat up lac; July up
lhe. May corn up Nc: July up sc.
May oats up NC; July up pc Pro-
visions steady TO fractionany higher.
Noon: May wheat up &C; July up
ic. May corn up sc: July up nc. May
oats up hc; July up NC.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-11
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine.
Weber Il Co. March 10: Wheat
There was moderate firmness In
wheat from the start with q gain OF
&C in the May price and Nc In July
from the bottom quotations on the late
break yesterday. Brokers for the Pat
ten house were active buyers OF July
wheat on the early upturn. A pit
leader from the corn trade bought May
wheat rather freely, beginning around
SsMc. After the price was fraction
over a0c. the trade had reports OF Hes
sian ny damage in a couple OF Illinois
TO put the May price 20 so&c and July
to Ss1c Minneapolis decreased wheat
stocks 100000 for the week. There
was nothing else bullish. cables nli
weak and lower. promise OF $4,000. 900
bushels worlds shipments, reports from
-FOUR people In the northwest were less
encouraging and weather conditions
over the whole country regarded fine
The Detroit times., 1911-03-11
NEW YORK COTTON.
u. s. GOVT BONDS.
NEW YORK PRopUCE.

NEW YORK. March 1o-Flour: Dull
and easy. Pork: Steady; mess, s23.
Lard: Firm: middle west spot, 5000
Il ~ ,s.t S "a: mnssovado. SO sest ssas:
refined. Arm: cut loaf. $3.50: crushed.
$40; powdered, $3.50: graduated.
$470 Coffee: Rio No. on spot. l2S
613hc Tallow; Quiet; city, exc;
country. ga 07c. Hay: Firm; prime.
yl.10: No. 3. 76q soc: clover. 559s0c.
Dressed poultry: Dull; turkeys. 100
22c: chickens. IA 2oc; fowls, @tSlsc;
ducks. 1900. Live poultry: Dull /;
geese, lie: ducks. 1sc; fowls. $50 1Sc;
turkeys, 1501Sc: ROSTERS. 1o611c.
Cheese: Quiet and steady: state milk.
common to specials, s@1ec; skins.
common to specials. sole: full skins,
262kc.
Butter: Firm; receipts. 6.1ls: cream
$50 24c; Imitation creamery, firsts. /;
DISC. Eggs: Easy; receipts. s,s4s
nearby white fancy. $50 26c; nearby
mixed fancy. 1SG1sc; fresh nrsts. 171i
a. zoe.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-11

The Osceola Consolidated Mining
Co. accepted the terms offered by the
Calumet and Hecla In the annual
meeting In Boston Thursday, and by
a vote of more than so per cent of the
shares consented to enter the merger
providing the minority interests were
represented on the board OF the new
consolidation. In accordance with
this Guy w. Currier and William II
Dwelly, Jr., were elected to succeed
r. w. Hunnewell and q. A. Flagg
The LaSalle, Laurium and Seneca
companies also accepted the terms OF
the proposed merger, practically
without opposition. II the injunction
secured by the opposition interests In
Osceola 10 dissolved at once, II 10 prob
able that the companies will meet In
April to complete the merger.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-11
THAw's CHARGES FALSE.
superintendent Of Prisons Reports &C
Governor on Allegations.

ALBANY, N. Y, March 10.--"Harry
X. Thaw seems to have had his own
way during the greater, part OF his
life, whether In confinement or at
liberty" said State Superintendent OF
Prisons Collins in an Official report
to Gov. Dix today, $50 now when he
Is In an institution where he can
neither beg, borrow. steal nor buy
privileges, he complains OF unfair
treatment"
Collins characterized as a. lie Thaw's
contention that patients In the Mattea-
wan asylum have been maltreated. He
said that the frequent visits of Mrs.
Thaw and members OF the family 10
Thaw had been curtailed because
Thaw can have only such privileges
as the poorest inmate enjoys.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-11

.:ys:::'';, e.: FIT; a:sa::; ssss:
MSiissIsasp PUN ss4e:y. sSSiis per lS
strswssrrsss-SS0too Per &C bon; ~
sweet Pstssess--Jsrssys. kiln dried
Tsslsw--No. /. sxe; No .. gxs IN
The Detroit times., 1911-03-11
RAPs GET-RICH-QUICK MEN.
Rev. J. Percivai hu0s< epeasss eefor'
Boosters' Club Of Y. NJ. C. A.

Rev. J. PercivaI hu0s< speaks Before
eoosters' Club Of Y. NJ. c. A.
Show me the man who takes away
from one. from a hundred or a thou
sand others by speculation In the
wheat pit or by other forms Of gam
bling, the bread that these men should
have without giving an adequate re
turn and l will show you thief,
said the Rev. J. Percival Huget, pas
tor Of the First Congregations
church, in q lecture before the Boost
ers' club Of the Y. NJ. c. A., Thursday
night.
The people," he continued, ARE
awakening to the realization that the
man who gets rich over night by un
fair means 10 no better than the high
wayman who strikes his victim over
the head and takes his money"
Alfred J. Pkts, the chairman Of the
meeting, scored the Boosters club for
not filling the hall with enthusiastic
auditors, pointing to Mr.. Huget as one
of the most forceful speakers In the
city. He told the boosters they need
ed boosters within their own ranks.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-11
dividend.
Total sales, 10000 shares.
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times py rHs
Weber 4 Co. March 10: ,
Alarm over the Mexican troubles SUD
sided there and Mexican securiues
covered some of the recent loss MS
ouestfon has arisen as TO the inde-
pendent movement by Baltimore In
ferests in gathering proxies The can
adian group furnished the m0s' IN nn
buying that looked good. 500 followed
with an advance OF two points Inc
traders were looking forward to some
nags 6eures. their hopes fading away
when IL was seen that there was no
resnonse TO the very favorable state.
ment showing an increase OF zesos.
and we should have a higher level De-
fore tha close.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-11
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

slxc: May. s2xc: July. g1c: Sept,
s0Ec Corn: Cash, 4sc; May. sike;
July. SAKE: Sept. 5shc. Oats: Cash
sane; May. s3Sc; July, sass; sept
verseed: Cash. Sss2h; March. ss:ss;
April. Sss5h: Oct and Dec. s7,62h'
Afsike: Prime and March. 1896. Tim.
othy: Prime. $3.50. Butter eggs and
hay. UNCHANGED
The Detroit times., 1911-03-11
FIRE EATs UP 5000.

TRAVERSE CITY, March 1O.-The
only store In Monroe Center, built rs
years ago, was totally destroyed by
fire last night. The loss IL $1,000.
The Odd Fellows lodge rooms over the
store and all records OF the lodge
were lost.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-11
BODY FOUND IN CREEK.
Mrs. William Bruhn, Of Monroe, Had
Been 90 Some Time.

MONROE, Mich. March 10.-The
body OF Mrs. VIM. Bruhn. As, who had
been missing since last night was dis
covered this morning in Plum Creek. A
mile south Of this city. She had been
m for some time.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-11
oeoroe X. Russei In HospIAaI.

BALTIMORE, March 10g--GeorGe
II. Russell, president OF the Peoples
State bank, of Detroit 10 IN Johns
Hopkins. hospital, suffering from IN
ternal trouble, and expects TO 30 un-
der an operation. How soon this win
be performed depends upon his physi-
cal condition. He ~ a patient Of Do.
Hugh II. Vow
The Detroit times., 1911-03-11
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFrALo-ops.aas.

k&ASI nCEkAAO-OD8oAn8s
DunninG q stevens Live Stock Report.
EAST BUFFALO. N. ". March 10
Cattle: Receipts. 10 cars; market.
steady: prime steers, ssso9s.7S; butch
market. strong choice lambs. sSseq
w., hsars ,.4 sSa ewes a $50 ass'0
h.sss. ..sosS'iS: yorssrs siso; pigs.
Gave" caves: ,sso0n.
EAST BUFFALO.
EAST BUFFALO, n. Y. March TO-
Cattle: Receipts, $50 head; market, ac-
tive and frm; prime steers ss;so0s;ss;
ceipts. 1900 head: market, active and
25c lower; Gull TO choice. ss@1L Sheep
and Lambs: Receipts. 1000 head; mar
to fair. s59s.5O; .yearlinss. IS IS 5,sS;
head; market. active; workers. $500
heavy sss PIG ss 'IsS r1 %asss ,s ssssss
stays. s5@5.25.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
March lo-Hogs; Receipts. 1900:
SaSs higher .noa mixed and e
steady and .tran sssiP Sesye: so s0assc '
sas f ssS as' sssss s4sn. tss4sss
saS6 cave cave. .g sdv snse iv. s ss@ ao.
western. $3.156490; lambs. IS $40;
western. s626G6.46.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. March 10.-Hogs: Re-
ceipts, 1000; sc higher: heavtes. $40
Oils; mixed. ,Iso97s5; .yorkerA
lights and pigs. $40. Cattle: Re-
ceipts. cars: steady. Sheep and
lambs: Receipts, 10 cars; s6.75 top.
Calves: Receipts, 200; $1o25 top.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-11
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Bntter-Creamsriss. extras. 400 10;
irsts. $50. dairy. lse: packing stoox'
lShc per ID.
EsEs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included. Ito per doc. Receipts on
Friday were $50 cases.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-11
BOY DISAPPEARS.

I~>ofson Nrcher, OF Alma, 70 Myster-
iously Missing.
ALMA, March 10.--Emerson Archer,
|>xoo years of age. disappeared from
~ home on Woodworth-ave., Thurs
". and has not been seen since. A
|.cf0ugh search has been made by
~ parents but no clue as to his
1oreabouts has been found. II ID
1fod that he may have fallen into
- River or that he has been Kid.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-11


the end OF the week some dealers were
ready to sacrifice q half cent on the
price to clean up. this morning. Poul-
Try receipts were very moderate, but
the indications were for some shading
OF prices. Eggs from this state are
coming In more freely this week. but
az yet there IL no accumulation.
uSSs: s..ss 4.d S SS: H1 p.r SS
Bsfanas-0ood shipping stock. sLss
s::4s,ss n.. ,stSSS Is s:r For IL
C..iisswsr-csiifornis. ,aas0aB
per crate. si;1s per hamper E., 800.
hate made A0lso: York state Eats.
ns:tic swiss $50 soc: black swiss. IL
S Sass; iI9S SisS S Srisf eSs..
C<s.bsrrses- Howsss- ss0ass
Der Dbl: 4s.26 per blu:
,o Rs :s,o Per s0so per lib; Fard'.
brs..sa c.,v.. = Fancy. loolIc ib;
common, s0sc Id.
y,...: g.aa..-sn0Ilc per lib.
Ffgs-Imported. new. ITO lee per ID;
Frssh veget.bIss : cucumbers. hot
house. S22sQ25o per dog; lettuce, hot
sssSssSs Ssmeer per raashs saq hot isSss
rots. soc per bu; rutabasas. 40c per bu:
parsnips, so q CSC per bu; bests. COO CSC
S a Crates sue g. ' SOC bss %os pie
plant, 4505oc bunch; spinach, Ills
per hamper: green beans, s2@2.26 per
hamper. wax beans. issogs per bu
Grape Fruit = Florida. ss7s04 per
Ms..y-sancy white. I7oIsc; No. 1.
ls0i7c; amber. lt01sc; extracted. 50
Hsy+pstroit dealers ar. paying tn.
following prices for oaled hay In car
lots. O. b. Detroit; No. ! Timothy.
1880 1850: clover. mi *. ,isS S rye
straw. y7.s00s: wheat and oat straw.
sssoQI Loose hay from farmers'
wagon. on the city markets ranged
Sc: No. / cured bulls. sc: No. / green.
&c: No. / cured KIP. n1c; No; I
ss.:n ne No. No. cured cured cali calf iss NO NO.
l. ts.so: No q. so; shsspskins. :. 70
wool. 5oc@yi.bo; No. hides. 10 on on
S.ss-Bisck wslnuts. ~ 0ac per lb:
butternuts. az 94c per Id; new shell
backs. t0 on, per n 10; Al,
$40 as'' per crate: vsisnelss SIS per
or..s..-csnfornia nsvels: sasoo
90 per box; Floridas. s2.so@a.7s per
Observation-Disclosures - per crate:
Sosss.s.-Siehieap car lots. ssetoc
per bu; new Bermudss. Is.7s per su.
rs.lsss - Springs. I.xeise; fowl
The Detroit times., 1911-03-11
DIR. C. 8. WHEELER DEAD.
Had Served For Several Years Or
state Pension Board.

FLINT, Mich, March 10.-Dr. C. 8.
Wheeler. OF Flushing. one Of the best
known physicians In Genesee county.
died this morning He had been In
ill-health for two years.
DR.. Wheeler served for several
years on the state pension board, re-
firing because of ill-health. He was
prominently connected with the Re-
publican party In this county.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-11

A certificate of increase In capital
stock was filed, Friday, with the coun-
ty clerk by WitchellSheill company.
The capital il increased from $4,000
to $4,000.
The legislative committee Of the
Board Of Commerce In a meeting,
Thursday. decided to confer with the
Detroit Real Estate board on the at
tempt TO secure a repeal OF the mort,
gage tar law. II also adopted q report
against the passage Of the Miller
grade separation bill
The Northwestern Business Mems
association els conducting an enthus-
iastic membership campaign along the
lines Of the one recently closed by the
Board OF Commerce. DIR. Frank Il.
Pitcher II chairman OF the committee
In charge Of the campaign. The first
days work secured 20 new members.
The territory covered lies between
Twelfth-st and the Boulevard, north Of
Warrsnrave.
A deal has been closed whereby H.
l.. Bowles & Co., agree to purchase
the building at No. 1877 woodward.
ave., from the Scott estate for $780,
900. The building is i've stories high
and is at present occupied by the
General Motors Co.. and the Buick
Motor Car Co., under a lease running
until December, 1913. Three. hours
after the deal was closed, Bowles Il
Co. could have sold the property at
an advance of $4,000, II 10 said.
The Case Supply Co, western dis
tributers for the National Roofing
Co., OF Tonawanda, N. Y, has opened
for business at No. 100 Jefferson
ave, under the management OF
James j. Case, formerly Of Detroit.
Mr.. Case went to Tonawanda i've
years ago as secretary and sales man
ager for the National Roofing Co. He
has been connected with the roofing
business for twenty years, and il
well-known In this line in Detroit.
The gross earnings OF the Railway
Steel Spring CO., which operates q
big plant I'm Detroit, amounted TO s10,-
0s5, 435 for 1910, compared with ST.
s43,292 the preceding year. Net earn
ings amounted TO $1.950.900. an IN
crease of ss4,439. After deductions
for interest and $4,000 for divi-
dends on the preferred stock there re-
NAMED ss10.077. or above six per cent
on the common stock, to be transfer
red to surplus, no dividends having
been paid on the common since April,
1909 The surplus now amounts to
s3,799.77s. In the annual meeting o.
n. Cutler, president of the American
Brake Shoe and Foundry Co., was
elected director to succeed Frank
8. Laying.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-11
IEAvEs $4,000 TO CHURCH.

CoLDwATER, Mich, March TO-
The local Methodist church gets the
fortune OF Mrs. Caroline Lawyer, esti-
mated at $4,000, for evangelistic
work. She was the widof OF ex-Mayor
Lawyer.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-11

Bob Prf.ti.s Done Right. Tines
Main isss. or City sass.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-11
CHICAGO BUTTER MARKET.

CHICAGO March 1o.--Butter: Ex-
tras. esc; flrsts, Gle; dairy extras, 2lc:
frsts. 1sc. Eggs; Prime firsts, l7hc;
young Americas, 13h 614c. Live poul-
try: Fowls, 13913ho: ducks, 100
16hc; geese, 11Q12c.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-11
BULL ON RAMPAGE.

- rom (ar ano Runs ~ Largo
s Through City.
1nro y . real vicious bull at large
11<clf. The animal escaped from
~ TIE Union depot. Thursday
1u- and last reports are that
o1oorved n West Jefferson
MInujest., headed due west.
no a transit when the
111 frou one OF thu
The Detroit times., 1911-03-11
UNION STOCK YARDS.
PRODUCE.

There were no changes In the price
list TO report this morning. but both
poultry and dressed calves were point
Receipts OF calves have been liberal
all this week, and. possibly on account
Of the Lenten season, dealers md diff
Guilty in cleaning up. Being 30 near
the end OF the week some dealers were
ready to sacrifice q half cent on the
price to clean up. this morning. Poul-
try receipts were very moderate, but
the demand there was also light and
the indications were for some shading
OF prices. Eggs from this state are
coming In more freely this week. but
as yet there 10 no accumulation.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-11
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK, March 10.--Money on
call, ~ per cent. Time money, 8k per
cent for six months. Bar silver Lon
don, "a 6-16 pence: New York, SAG.
Demand sterling. $4.S6.15@4s6.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-11
BUSINESS NOTEs

A certificate of increase In capital
stock was filed, Friday, with the coun-
ty clerk by Witchell-Sheill company.
The capital il increased from $4,000
to $4,000.
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i'm st. Irlarien Gallnp.

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ihen, bon bnnten Gocltetnen nnb fctnem 0cpmr3eu pun nnsebcnrcm
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Whaipnen Msnidem in Der tcfien Nadbt SeS Seipenfbnmes idmadten,
baben bic Weihen menia nnS nnsenaae Segrifh. @pn Gen Yrbdten
Der Fb anfopfruben WfiiunGre in oieien, ppn Der sonnenslntb Iber.
flntbcten 8escnSeu lit fanm en @surt ar Die 8lanbsnsbrabrr anbcrcr
Gambler scSrnngen.
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ueif man oft nr mas Elm cilenber &eiember ST beihrei6en fb bas Ser.
gnIgen gab.
Der bpdtu. Scrr M. Yb. saaise nrbetct bpst-bciouSers in Sen.
gaen - i6pn nber mctmmbsmanSt Sabre nnb miro
nber bic mirflihen 3utanSc Smoiens ier pel Sntereiamtes ~srsdblen.
3msd Ser 8urIeinnssn bs bodp. Serrn lit: Sas Miifpusmerf
i'm Iagemeineu mebr in Iugenidein sn ieten nnb i'm Gin Mlmoien fhr
bic armen MtiTonen bsn Sara su erfLeIeu.
Ser Gintritt al onicr @prleiuns 1T fri, jebod. iuno bi Sdlns
Ss gortrases mm einea geiras nod Seieben fir bic Wiiunsm ans
Sacca gebehu. r.
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shuerrr Gerlnit fir @cmeinbe.

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