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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-10-12
BERCDOLL WINNER
OF BIG AUTO RACE
Philadelphia Amateur Gets a
Long Lead, Which Gould
Not Be Overcome.

Philadelphia, Oct. 10.-Erwin Bergdoll
driving a Benz ear, won the 2021s mile
automobile race this afternoon. Berg
doll secured a lead in the first half Of
the race that could not be overcome.
His average time for the first half
was SO lilo miles an hour for Is laps
100 minutes eight seconds.
BcxgdolIs time for % laps was 1927
Wishart, second. time 1S4:47; Milford
who was running third had to stop for
two tires on this lap which threw him
back Mulford's time for % laps 1856 81
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-10-12
"KiMMEL" STILL HOPING
TO PROVE His IDENTITY

Niles, Mich, Oct. 10.-in spite
Of the final assertion of Mrs.
Estelia kimmel that the man
who came hero from the Au-
burn, NJ. r., penitentiary IL not
George A. kimmei, her son, who
disappeared 10 years ago, tho
so-calIed kimmel has not yet
given up hope Of establishing
himself as her son.
He has just returned from a
weeks visit in the country
north Of here, where tho origi-
nal kinmel was a welcome
guest. He said today he had
proved himself to tho old
friends of kimmei in that
vicinity.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-10-12
THOUSANDS SEEK
TICKETS TO SERIES

New York, Occ. 10.--Special
policemen standing guard at the
offices of the New York Nation
al league baseball club today
turned away thousands Of seek
ers after tickets to the worlds
championship series beginning
next Saturday. Five thousand
persons, it is estimated, have
been turned away.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-10-12
CHAMP CLARK THINKS
TAFT WILL "kILL" SELF

Louisville, Ky, Oct. s.-"lf he
il not careful, President Taft
will 'kilP himself, by the
speeches he is making in the
west" declared Speaker Champ
Clark, of the House Of Repre-
senstatives, who was in Louis
willie today.
Questioned as to whether he
thought the president had said
anything on his tour that might
work seriously against him in
the coming presidential cam
paign, Mr.. Clark replied:
81 have not heard of his say
ing anything that will do him
any good"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-10-12
UNION LEADERS ARE STILL
SAVING MEN WILL FIGHT

Houston, Tex. Oct. 10.--While noon
today was fixed by the management
OF the Hartman roads as the last
moment Of grace for strikers to return
to work, the union leaders say there
Will be no break in their ranks. Many
Of the strikers are securing other
places.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-10-12
CITY IS IN RUINS;
PEOPLE MUST GET
SUPPLIES AT ONCE
Black River Falls Wrecked BY
High Waters - Business
Houses Swept Away.

La Crosse. Wis. Oct. 7--Black River
Falls, destroyed last night in the flood
following the washing around of the
Hatfield dam on the Black river. 10
miles above the city, can never be re-
built on it's present site. The new chan
mel, occupied by the river today, goes
through the middle OF the town.
The wall of water that swept the city
was 10 feet in height when 1t reached
the town. and continued to gather
force. Black river makes turn at the
falls in the city, and the channel mar
rows with high steep banks. Into this
narrow space the 25 miles of water. 60
feet deep in the Hatfield storage reser-
voir, poured. and gathering impetus
from this condition leaped with resist
less force on the town.
Mayor McHillivary today estimated
the loss at not less than s1,000,O00 at
Black River Falls alone.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-10-12
FIRE AT RICHMOND, VA.

Richmond, Va, Oct. 9.-Fire Saturday
damaged to the extent of $25o,0O0. a
four-story building occupied by the
Richmond branch of the International
Harvester company.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-10-12
FISHER IN HOSPITAL.

Chicago, oct. 10.--Walter L. Fisher
secretary OF the interior, is in q hos
pitad here today following a slight
operation for throat trouble. He Il
expected to be able to leave the hos
pital tonight and plans to start fol
Washington at once.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-10-12

LIMA PEPC-The foreign minister
has sent message to the Peruvian
minister ut Pogota to present an ener-
getic note o. protest to the Colombian
govern st bscause of the recent at
tack Or he Peruvian legation at
Bogoss minister has been In
strvcJe srand full satisfaction.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-10-12

ITALIAN SAILING VESSEL is
SUNK BY TURKISH CRUISERS
Fiume, Austria, Oct. S.---An Italian
sailing vessel having been sunk by the
Turkish guns at Saint Jean De Me-
dua, two Italian cruisers sheIled the
town and then proceeded to sea.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-16
COMMITTEE TO PROBE
RISE IN SUGAR PRICE

WASHINGTON. Dec. 15.--An invcsti-
cation 10 determine why the price of
sugar WAS incrcased several cents a
pound Ia ST summer was begun today by
the house committee appointed TO in
vestiSate sugar conditions.
Letters were sent TO all the cane and
beet sugar refipcrs in the United Stafes
requesting sworn statements showing:
The cost Of refining per year for the
last FIVE years.
The cost Of each consignment of raw
sugar purchased this year.
Tho amount of raw sugar on hand
July !. 1911. and its cost.
The amount Of raw sugar contract ed
for. but not delivered. July /, 1911, with
dates OF delivery
The number OF pounds OF refined
sugar In stock or owned BY the re-
fners July I.
The beet sugar companies also arc
required to state the number OF tons Of
beets sliced tho cost OF extracting sugar
and the price paid for the beots.
Many members Of the special investi-
eating committee. CT which RepreSnnta-
tive IIardwicll of Georgia is chairman.
have expressed Tho belief that all stocks
OF raw sugar were contracted for prior
10 July !. and that tho sharp rise in
price during the summer resulted IN
large profits for the refIuers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-16
FURTHER AMENDMENT
OF THE ALDRICH PLAN

WASHINGTON. Dec. 15.-m an ef-
fort 10 dissipa,e any fear that 3. group
of large banks might get control Of the
National Reserve association. the carol g
nal feature of the .Adrich plan ol
financial reform. tho National Monetary
commission is considering a proposition
10 enlarge the powers OF the district
branches Of the National Reserve asso-
citation
Under the Adrich idea. the countI?.
would be divided Into fifteen districts
or branches OF the associa ton. IL Is
proposed TO amend The plan so that the
district associations would elect thirty,
instead Of fifteen, Of the forty-five ma
tiona directors,
According to the proposed amendment.
each district branch would elect two
directors one representing the banks in
the district and the other. not an Off
cer director OF financial institution.
representing the industrial, commercial
and agricultural interests Of the COM
muniIY.
State bank officials representing New
York Massachusetts. Ohio. Montana.
Washington and Texas today conferred
with Comptroller of the Currency Muir
ray in regard 10 reducing the number
Of bank examinations under the AldriciI
plan. Unless some change is made the
state Institutions would he subjected TO
tho examination of tho comptroller Of
tho currency, tho National Reserve as
soGiatiou and numerous state authori-
tics.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-16
PROPOSES NEW ROAD
TO NATIONAL PARK
Warren of Wyoming Asks
Government Aid; Rock
Springs Would Benefit.

Special to The Tribune,
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-Scna tor
Warren of Wyoming called upon Chief
Forester Graves of The department OF
agriculture today aud urged that AN
adequate sum be apportioned tho su-
pcrvsor OF the Yellowstone forest re-
serve TO complete the road through the
lIoback canyon, The compile don of This
road, Senator Warren urged, would not
est service, hut IL would open up di-
rect automobile service from the line
OF The Union Pacific railroad ri Rock
Springs To the Yellowstone National
Park by way ot The Jaclesons Hole
country. lie also urged that the forest
service make an adequate apportlonmcnt
of funds TO improve tho roads through
the forest reserve between the east
boundary line OF the park and Cody,
Wyo. Tho chief forester promised 60
attention, With View TO having a
proper apportionmeut Of funds made tor
tho improvement Of both roads,
Senator Warren also had conference
today with Director Newell OF the recla-
nation service and urged that The sel1-
Ice rake over what is known SIS the
Oregon Basin project I'm the Big Horn
basin and incorporate il in Tho general
reclamation project. The Oregon Basin
project was started as 4 Carey act
proposition. but proved too expensive for
private enterprise.
SENATOR Warren urged that the govern
ment take over the enterprise, first pay
ing off the indebtedness of tha local
company incurred in building bitches
and canals. Director Newell said ihc
government would like to consider the
proposition, but thought n formal request
should he received from the Wyoming
state land board before the general gov
eminent took hand In the matter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-16
MONTANA MINING co.
SUED BY NEWHOUSE

VIRGINIA CITY. Mont, Dec. IS
Samuel Newhousc. tho Utah millionaire
Stewart of Virginia city. has begun suit
in The district court against the Mon
tsns-Reveuuee Cold Mining company.
which owns The Revenue and Monitor
mines on Richmond flat, nsar Norris.
and which until few years ago were
among the heaviest gold producers in
Montana. The suit is for the foreclosure
Of q mortgage given by the defendants
lode November Il. 120o. for $40. .Oo0
Plaintiff asks Judgment for this amount
together with interest al ; per cent per
annum from date. $1,000 attorneys fee
and costs OF suit
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-16
MAYBRAY TO TESTIFY
AGAINST BEN MARKS

COUNCIL BLUFFS. Ia. Dec ID
Iowa politics. charges by counsel Tia I
witnesses were kidnapped by federal of .
fic5ls. and the furnishing OF Council
Bluffs police protection by the deiep-
dant, features the first days procaed-
mgs in Inc trial Of benjamin Marks,
with the million dollar fake sports swim
dies for which John &. Maybray was
convicted Of being the chief actor
Maybray, who Iust concluded a term
la the government prison az Fort
Jnavcnvortr viii pc one of the states
chief witnesses in tho present case
Attorney General Kosson in his stale
ment 10 the jury. declared he would
show that Marks had accepted. al iirst
eight, and then nine per cent Of the loo,
secured as result Of the Naybrav
operations for fixing the polio. of
Council Bluffs and Pottawattamie coun-
" officials
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-16

satory duty is paid on goods only a
small portion of which liz Of wool. thus
giving the manufacturer au advantage
to which he is not entitled,
The Present Law,
The present law is based upon the
supposition that grease wool shriuks
two thirds of its weight on securing,
grease %s CIV wool Of is supposed @ to pVp equal 50 50
cents on, the secured product Import.
ers by selecting the less dirty portions
of the fleece reduce this shrinEage To
an average of 80 per cent so that the
eleven cent tariff on grease wool equals
only about Is cents figured on a secured
basis. Mr.. Ellenwood urged a change
in the law so that The tariff shall be
on the secured basis in every
case, Mr.. Ellenwood produced figures
to show that the wool in a 500 suit of
clothes brings the wool grover only
about So, thus refuting the charge that
the tariff on wool is responsible for the
high price of clothing.
Other addresses were on the practical
work Of sheep growing.
Prize Winners.
The prize winners in sheep were au.
nounced today. Among the winners
were:
Liucolns: Ram, two years old-First,
University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyo,
Eve. one year old-l'irst. NJ. s. Wood
cock. Corvallis. Or; second aud third,
Of Wyoming.
Eve lamb--First, second and third,
of Wyoming.
Pen of four lambs-Eirst, University
Of Wyoming.
Championship ram-UniYcrsity of
Wyoming.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-16
WOOLCROWERS HEAR
MORE ABOUT TARIFF
Several Stirring Addresses Are
Made at Convention of the
National Association.
PLAN FROM MINNESOTA
Magnus Brown Advocates Es.
tab1ishment of Factory for
Manufacture of WoolenS.

OMAHA, Ncb., Dec. 15.-Tbe es'
growers association of q factory for
tho mauufacture Of wooden goods SO as
TO give the consumer "bctter goods at
lower prices was the proposition OF
Maenus Brown. president Of the Min
nesota Woolprowers association, in an
address before the forty.eighth annual
convention of the National Woolgrow
ers association today.
Mr. Brown said the prevalent I'M
preston that the present high cost
of clothing is due to the duty on wool
is erroneous. aud would be best re-
futed hy the manufacture of the raw
material into the finished product by
the woolgrowers themselves. so as to
eliminate the profits now secured by
the middlemen. lie said:
''Wnol is the oulv agricultural prod
uct pol Increasing In price. While our
Industry laueulsbes. the steel, oil, lum-
her and mining industries prosper.
While we are in fear of bankruptcy
the greatest consumers of our pro duet
are continuing to pay their regular
dividends. -
A. F. Potter Of Washington, D. c.,
associate forester OF the United States.
assured the sheepmen that the govern
mert desires to regulate, not prohibit,
the grazing of sheep on the forest re-
serves.
California Protest.
"A wool tariff that will protect y
WIS the subject of the address of T. a.
EIlenwool of Red Bluff. Cal. at the
session TODAY Mr. Ellcuwood 5 address
WAS in the nature of a protest against
what he represented as unfair treat
ment Of the woolgrowcr bv the manu-
factuTcr.
He produced figures ia show that the
So-caiIed compensatory duty on
woolen cloth. intended Only TO repay The
mauufacturcr for tho money paid hy
him either as duty on imported wool
nr in advanced prices for domestic wool
on account of the tariff Is too high,
hecansc it is based on the false sssump-
hon that the duty on first grade wool
Is equal To 80 cents pound computed
Jn Il secured haSIs
He also complained that thc compcu-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-16
TAFT SEES MODEL OF
THE MAINE WRECKED

WASHINGTON. Dec, 15.-Presidcnt
Taft and his cabinet were TO-DAY given a
Maine was blown uu in Havana harbor
Rear Admiral Hreeiand and Chief Con
structor Watt OF the navy. both members
OF the Maine investigating board. staged
the show.
a model of tho Maine. const tucted in
Havana and brought here, was placed OH
the ma hoEanT table in the cabinet room
and Mir. Taft and mis- advisers watched
closely while the two naval officers eH
palned
First the Maine was shown riding at
anchor in Havana llarhor.
Suddenly Admiral Nrecland pulled a
string or TWO and the model battleshlp
Was Il ruin in. exact reproduction of The
Maine AS she law on the bottom after
The explosion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-16
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Harmon Won't Attend.

WASHINGTON, Dec. I5-Governor
Harmon OF Ohio has declined an invita-
ton to attend the Jackson day banquet
to be held here January g. the day on
which the national Democratic commit
tee meets. w J. Bryan has accepted an
| invitation and is expected TO speak az
tho dinner
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-16
WILL MAKE ATTEMPT
TO SAVE PROPERTY

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 15.--C. Al
fonse Xelaya. son OF the deposed pres-
wife and son, arrived here today from
Washington. Hclsy3 is on his way TO
Nicaragua, where. he said, he would at
tempt 10 frustrate the efforts OF that
government TO coufiscate property worth
S2.0oo,00o belonging TO the Zelaya. fam
liz.
Iclaya said thai his father was in
Belgium and thar probably he would re-
main there for some time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-16
Hearing Continued.

WILMINGTON. Del. Dec i5.-The final
hearing in the United States court OH the
form of decree for dissolution OF the So
called powder trust WAS 10 have been
held today, But was continued until Janu-
sry 10 IN Philadelphia at the government s
request
The takinc OF proofs was adjourned un :
iii December %
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-16
Must Give Reasons.

WASHINGTON. Dec. l5---In future civil
service employees proposed for dismissal
or reduction IN grade or compensation
viii be furnished with COPY Of reasons
OF charges and granted n reasons BILE time
10 make answer in writing. Heretofore
employees have been dismissed or re-
duced without notice.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21

Ser Sausbsr- Ias fdon pieOer in
feinsr 3eitung.
r2lber bas bat ia 3sit, Mumu,"
sic Ientts fill Den 8opf. Sin uns
rubigss 2ift lag in ibren Iussn, uno
Der Bid panosrte in unbsitimmter
Sebnfuft BON Dem bi9t beiArisbenen
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Dobnsimmerteppi6 Dor ibren SiiBen,
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roth sepeien, pie sraue, peri4pom'
meme Slede aus, bd nuren Die oiden,
griinen Ranten i'm 2oufe Der flint
aebn G9eiabre rifig unb fuosnf9einig
getporosn, unb gar Die 8orte erit
r~tngsberum mas pobl oaran nod
gut pdr!...
Sic fsufSte f9per.
Sd bob Paul gum Speiten Wtdle
ben aopf. @ie magnstii9 BON Dem
psiben gapier, bas bo 70 auforingli9
brett uuf Dem Slid lag, unge5o9en,
ftredten ii4 feline Singer aus.
Siam mir ia oenten." meinte er
brummenb, rtpas bi, 9Dren oa uues
fpieber bineingel.gt baben! Weibna6s
ten miibts abs,fdafft perben, ftaatli9
confis8irt. Sc biilfe pieI.n gum Spa
Ten.
0us bsitGttste Sruu Mdrtba.
vSa. mir ipGre .s du6 re9t. Wtan
bat niats tpie &opfaerbre6en uno
@slodussaben. Sd bin auBer mir,
tpas Die &inber biesmal ipisoer daes
fir @iinf9e baben."
SD fperbe '6on einen SGmpfer
porieb.n. LAB man gut fein", be-
f6pi9tigte er, inosm er las:
Sir 2enden (ous mar Die Ielteite):
Gin 6immeIbIaues San5Ituno.ntIeio
S6i1ers fGmmtli6e Werte
Sin Spernglas
@inen Sermslintragsn
W%aaneralbum uno anoere Hotsn
2adiisfsI
@latebanbfdube uno 80.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21
Wie it mein Jliller6en
ORr(Or uaO wiGOGrfanO.

Mein Miitterfsn mar Idueit bd
oben i'm Simmsl. aber ieBt 1T ss
Dieoer bel mir.
9as 1T cine Iebr msrtpiirbige 9es
I9i9te, bic ii9 serabe UNI Weibna9s
ten Susetrugen bat.
9tIs i9 nod Elm tleiner 8nube mar,
sins i'd Morsens INNER nit meinem
Miitter9sn fpd3iertn, unb mir pflids
ten @eil9en uno 8ergiBmeinni9t. Sd
bate bic blaren 8liimden unb ibre
4ug.n 10 lieb, bic nod INNER in
msiner SeeI. IiebIi9 Ieu9ten ipie 5tpei
@ersibmeinnidt om iilbernen 8odess
runb. Sbre ppefeDolIs Sesls perbrei'
tete einen gar beriidsnben 8eilden>
buff rings UNI fi9 Der, unb all. Wlens
iden, bic bieIen Suft atbmetsn. purs
ben sIiidIi9.
sic mar 10 sierIi9 unb Helm unb
erf9isn 70 jung, buB bic 2sute. fpeIde
uns oft arm in Qrm finsenb unb
fderSenb bur9 SeIb unb Dalo
biipfen iubsn, uns fir Elm frohli4es
9ef6niferpaar nabmen, unb es mar
gang ~punberbar gu feben, pie mein
tleines Miitter6en nit iebem SABRE
elm Subr finger gu tperben f6isn.
Mb.r einftmuIs, elm paar Saee Dol
Weibuudt.n, tpurbe mein armes
Miitter9en trant. Sas Ser3 that
ibr 10 fpe6, Iagte ss. unb Der 0ottor
faete, es fet febr s,fdbrGi4, unb er
tpOIIe muir sIeia elm RuOitulmittel
perf9r.iben. Inb aIs mein liebes
Miitterden bas Rdbitalmittel esnoms
men bate, Iests es Ii9 auf bas CRIME
Sofa in Der bIausn Stub. uno mar
toot. 60 bsbauptsten tpeu:9itens
mein Batter unb Der Serr SOttor.
Sd aber glaubte es ibuen niht unb
babe banaIs nidt cine einsige SbrGne
sepeint. Sd puBte es gang aenau:
0tein Miitter9en tonnte mid gar
ni9t 10 perIaHen, pbne mir nod eis
men 3uB geseben gu baben unb mir
Qbieu gu fagen unb rbebiit' bid Der
liebe 9ott", pie lie es ia FONT thinner
that, ielbit tpenn fe nur f6lafen
ging fir cine ein3ige Radt unD ni6t
fir bic gauge @pisteit. Hetn, i'd
brau6te ni9t gu ipeinen. Mein
Riitt.r9.n fonnte ii9 nidt 10 bins
tp~esitebIen aus benz frObli4en 2sben
unb meiu san5es Slid nit ii6 birs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21

pean.bmen pie Elm 9i.b; unb i9 bats
te mid barin aud nirtli9 nidt ses
tGui9t.
Gs mar am b.iligsn %GbriItabenb.
als lie mein Miitter6en in Ieinem
9dmmerlein uufbubrtsn, Wun fragile
msinen Batter, rper Bel ibr tpadtn
Tolle, absr er antportete, bdB bic
Sobten teiner Mufpartung msfr be-
oiirften, man iolle fie muir bic Gbriits
na9t binbur9 ALIEN lufen.
Sd tpoIlte aber ni9t. Sisf in Der
Ra9t, als i9on allies i4Iisf in benz
ItiIlen Souie, ftli9 i9 gu msinem
Wiitterd,n bin unb iteGlte ale bic
8a6sterSsn, bic fir uniern Deibs
na9tsbaum bsItimmt espeien rpuren,
INN i6r Eager berum uno 5iinoete lie
an. Mein Wiitter6en mubts bod
audi feline Weibna6ttn baben, unb es
freute Ii9 au6 bariiber unb iob 10
perfIGrt aus in benz f.i,rli9tn Glan5e
Der pteIen ~tIeinen, buuten 8srsen.
@9, unb lie mar 10 bimmlif9
f90n, 10 i6On, pie i9 nod ME elm
gbrittinblein aus 8a6s seieben boz
be. @s mar ia aud mein @brtittinb,
uno iebsn augenblid meinte i'd. es
miiFe aufIteben unb lddeInb mir bic
Sanb rei6sn unb iueen, buB uIIes
nur Elm bOier Traum sepefen, baB es
nun Weibna6tsn iei uno ih mid
freuen miiFe tpie allie bic anhern
&inber in Der ganSen peitsn Gbris
ftenb.it. @6er metn Miitter4en blisb
till, mGus6enItilI, unb psnn id mid
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bate.
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den INNER nod ni9t aufite6en poIls
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BON linn; aber es mar mir 70 h'Ipms
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nlein ,igen Sers aud itille itsbn. SEPT
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ni6t.
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natten. So6 es bra6te uns Rtez
manb elm 9tf6snt, uuber elm gutter
Setannter BON msin.m Batter. Der
audi m.in Miittsr9en INNER re9t
Iitb a.bubt bate. Der mar Stf6ler
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'6onen Sare. bsi benz er fid beions
bers piel WiiiGs gessbsn bate unb
fir ben sr bod tein @eIo BADEN polls
t., neil sr Elm acknowledgement rar
fir bic Iiebe 6rou Rinna, ME er
Iagte. 0abinsin Iegten iie meiu beiz
iiets Gbriittino uno nabmeu IS mir
ro,e uno truesn es auf ben iutiBsn
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