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The Detroit times., 1912-03-08
FALSE-KEY BURGLAR
BLAMES WHISKY
,con,Inued from page one,.

up in merry little smile and chucRie
al the slightest provocatton.
Richards smiled as he said that ne
expected TO die behind prison wGiis,
within year He smiled, srimly, as
he admitted that he couldn't be any
thing but burglar, ii he tried. lie
smiled as he told OF his first crooked
trick. but when he was asked about
his family, the merry little wrinkles
about his ewes vanished. and his eyes
filled with tears. He covered his face
with his hands, and sank into cnnr,
II was not "dramatics" II was one
sho. that went home, and hit the Only
tender spot in man who later lrdilh-
Iy admitted that he is an incuraDie
enemy Of society.
Anything but that question,
bovs." he said. Il have a wire, n
child and a grandchild. They went
through my disgrace three times
and I'm supposed to be dead to them.
now They have suffered enough.
lust because they are my folks.
You've got my right name here. but
for Gods sake don't print that.
Nor would he tell the location OF
the family home. nor what he had
started out TO be when chance made
him a burglar.
He went to call at a house in his
home town, when he was 20 years
old Nobody was at home. and a
heavy, old-fashioned gold watch and
a smaller watch lay on table with
in his reach lie took them. and
walked out. He was never suspected.
and decided that it was easy. lie
picked up a little cash and some
jewelry, in that way, visiting unoc-
cupied houses, for a year. Then he
started asiAg- tofi--hey ss--and
shortly afterward was arrested in
Grand Rapids, and sent 10 Jackson
prison.
And no man ever came out OF a
'reformatory' better man than he
went in" said Richards, with a
rather bitter smile. They send men
TO prison To reform them. The pris-
OH makes criminal OF men who might
have a chance, otherwise.
When | got out OK Jackson. | re-
solved TO live straight, but found
that | couldn't. | fell again in Chi
cago, during the Worlds Fair. I'll
say frankly. that I've never tried TO
be straight since. IL was easy for me-
Every time have been caught. 1t has
been whisky that did il. never did
job that didn't load up on whisky,
first haven't the nerve to do a
wrong thing. i guess | was meant 10
be straight. But whisky always
gave me the necessary nerve. Too
much whisky made me fool ready
TO take any fools chance. was a
fool when ] went into the front win
dow of that house, in daylight. II
was the nerve in the whisky
But IL doesn't make any differ
ence. I'll go back to Joliet. to serve
out my parole term. and I'll die
there in about year. My heart is
bad. ! can't sleep at night. Haven't
slept a night for two weeks,
And Richards smiled, a big, CHEEKY
smile. as I'D walked back into the
cell block, and the jailer slammed
the big door behind him.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-08
PERE MARQUETTFS REPORT
IS IS ALMOST ALMOST WM00RRFTHt4tt WORTHLESS S
SAYS CHAIRMAN GLASGOW
Chairman Of EUnrnfssfoff Say
New Figures Must Be
Submitted
TEN DAYS Is LIMIT
Railroad Officials Claim Error iii
Bookkeeping and Say 1t
Will Be Corrected
TEN DAYS Is LIMIT

LANSING. Mich, March S.-Chair-
man c. l.. Glasgow, of the state rail
road commission. says that the re.
Port filed With the commission by the
Pere Marquette. relative to the ex-
penditure OF the funds from the bond
ssue OF sS00O.O00 authorized by the
commission last year, is so incom.
piete as 10 be almost worthless, and
ne mas given j. l.. CrameT. vice.presi-
Gent OF the road, ten days In which
to prepare a detailed statement
When the bond issue was granted,
II Was specified by the commission
that $5.500,000 should be used TO
llquidate outstanding obligations and
he remainder should be used for inn
rovements and extensions or the
property.
IL was also specified that a detail
ED report should be filed with the
commission every six months show
ing the manner In which the money
mad been expended. in the recent
report Chairman Glasgow claims
mere are certain items such as attof-
ney's fees and discounts on bonds,
charged against the portion OF the
money TO be used for improvements
and that it had not been charged
against the entire account. The rail
"oad officials explained this as an err
ror In bookkeeping and stated they
would be able 20 show just where the
money went in their itemized report.
One item in the recent report is
listed as "right-of-way and station
l.. A. A. Al
There is nothing TO show In what
section OF the state this money was
spent and the commission is absolute
~ without information. The sum or
$6S1 1882 is charged to additional
main tracks, but Just what portions OF
gt1OVn
The Detroit times., 1912-03-08
TALK GENERAL STRIKE
TO AID CORSET WORKERS

KALAMAZOO. Mich. March S.-A
general strike OF all the trade unions
in Kalamazoo TO help the 500 girl
strikers OF the Kalamazoo Corset
Works. was discussed today at a
meeting at which Mrs. Josephine
Casey, international organizer, was
present.
The linemen of the Michigan Tele.
phone company today refused TO re-
pair wires that-had- been cut. They
were ready TO strike, but this was
averted by the telephone company
not insisting upon the completion of
the job.
James Morsten is the first to be
arrested during the trouble. lie was
talking TOO loud to please the police.
No charge has been placed against
him
The Detroit times., 1912-03-08

Ell PASO, Texas, March S.--Mexi-
, can federal forces are being concen-
rated at Torreon, where il is believ-
"a the decisive battle OF the Orozco
revolution will be fought. Already
here are 1900 federals in Torreon
With 10 machine guns.
Gen. Blanquot with 500 men is
moving to that point. Gen. Pancho
Villas army. said to number more
lAau loo has been ordered there.
,nd at Parral is a garrison OF 500,
which will also be moved TO Torreon
aaking an army exceeding 5000.
Federal government agents in III
iaso deny that Gen. Augustin San
mes has crossed from the American
lide at Ojinaga with 800 federal
t'oCps, dressed as citizens. They
,s3ort that Sanjines crossed from the
american side alone, to recruit men
- oppose Orozco's march south.
Arms and ammunition for the reO-
els are being allowed TO cross from
III Paso by the United States authori-
lies The shipments are addressed to
ktmes Smith, but are received by
rebel officers and distributed Zen
rifles and 10000 rounds OF ammun.
non in one shipment and 10000 rounds
VI dUlnuHlNlOll anu Abt llltS III All
other, were passed Thursday. Col.
Steever is holding up a third snip
meLt OF go rifles and 10000 rCun..s
OF AMMUNITION. pending instructions
from the war department.
Antonio Zamora an FL Paso tailor,
who was sentenced to be shot in
Inarez for circulating reports OF tie
approach of federal troops, has Seen
released. Americans continue TO come
10 III Paso from Pearson and Madcro,
200 having arrived on a special train
last night. The Mexican National
railway is being operated by the
rebels, but the Mexican Northwestern
IS still operated by the company, an
English corporation.
MEXICO CITY, March S.--That the
situation tn the state OF Vera Cruz Is
erious was indicated today when re-
orts were received here thai 800
men have been killed in battle be-
tween 1000 Zapatistas and 1900 fed
erals and volunteers near Acatlan.
lfs-AsAtins-h Observation-Disclosures
since Sunday The city of Vera Cruz.
The largest port in Mexico. fears an
attack, as the rebels are daily draw.
ing closer.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-08
MARRIAGES.

%. ~
Edward Eastevly.. -. Luella Kerr. -.
Archibald W Forbes, ~; Fannie
Thompson. 5n
Ernest 4. Krause. 81: Aida Lorthi-
DIR. is.
Jam,s .. Rugg, 81, Detroit; Eva
Foasha, Is, Jamestown, y Y.
Frederick Boehm, 2s; Anna o..
Boehm 81.
Arrived Eckert, q: Rose. Haynacki IS.
Guy r. Grifhths. 80, Pontiac; Alta
r. shirley. 3. Detroit
Firmin 4. Griffith 40; Louise Cod
dington. 81
The Detroit times., 1912-03-08
s.,btub C..e prnr. Along.

The entire morning session Ia the
bathtub trust case was occupied with
the further examine ton Of Karl Leg
ncr, controller OF the Standard, SAM
tarV Manufacturing co. Of Pittsburgh
Mr. Lcgrer had truukful of figures
and records which were examined for
tho evidence on prices and costs before
and after the Introduction of the Ar.
rott dredge lie testified that piece
prices had not been changed after the
introduction OF the dredge. but that tho
men were able TO do a great deal more
work ia ~ day and the average wage
pcr hour had been increased from 80 20
So cents. The witness was infinitely
Crosa-examined by District Attorney
futile, but there was no change I'm his
testimony.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-08
AIrTOMOBILE SCHOOL

lInlimited practical Instruction In con;
etruction, repairing anu drtfffft
standard makes OF cars. w w , haee ~
nrasent ii different cars ~ dlHeTent
crrburetors. 10 different masnetos
and 4 ignition systems for the stu
dents TO work on. We haNe Inc e. ia X
cst and best equipped school IN me
s,e,e and, will give FREE COU hSE
TO- anyone findlng only one haIf as
much equipment and work in an au.
10 school In the state; Cali ah nsses
Tor. Yourself bay and htsh
Nc guarantee satisfaction.
Michigan State Auto School
THE RELIABLE SCHOOL,
II TO II Selden-ave.. near "oou"a'u
The Detroit times., 1912-03-08
Family sousbb,. s.,,,.,

The suit brought by John McQuade
OF EcorSes against hts brothers and sis.
ters In Judge Colds court. Thursday,
In which he sought TO have set aside
deeds made by his father a few davs
before he died. was withdrawn Fri.
Gay, the PARTIES announcing 10 tho
ccurt that they had reached a settle
ment, MCQuade claimed that he had
been cut of with almost nothing.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-08
HELP wANTED-NxEE.

A. A. A. A. A.. A. \. \ A. \. A. A. A. A,
De HONEI'S LEAP YEAR
BALL
On Friday eve. March g. Prof DeHoney
will give grand Leap Year ball az
his elegant new Nncing academy, SO
Woodward A select dancing party
y will be given Saturday eve. and
sleigh bell party Will be given on
Tuesday eve, March IL. Pretty sou,
,,iss thIs1 GRAND 81. patricks ball
on Monday eve. March IS See the
hcautiful decorations. Prize mask
ball Tuesday eve, March 20, Classes
omen for beginners. Join the lead-
M school Phone 424s Grand.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-08
Contest. an. Fathers VIII.

George Murdoch Is cOntestins the
will cf his father. Guilford Murdoch,
Ia probate court. Guilford Mntdpok
left an estate valued at $2Q.Ouo. most
CIV t+--it-+s- =~pr-@-rtt~t- et~ftts-
the Brush runabout The young man
was left sl0O. which H. 10 be paid 90
him at the rate OF 81 per month. The
balance 81 the estate went 10 Mrs.
Mnrdork ana six year-oid Clnord. am
other son.
Job Printing Done Right. Times
: r4+.tI..ts -G4..- s-Iaha- n.-sf--
The Detroit times., 1912-03-08
ron Observation-Disclosures

A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A.
Pine lumber. lnth, doors. Windows
frames. base. castings. stairs. etc.
Cheap.
Union Housewrecking Co.
18th and Fort West 1858
The Detroit times., 1912-03-08

|, GOOD POSITION is assured every
graduate OF the Detroit Business
University: magnificent new build
inRs. thorough course IN bookkeeJ-
ing, penmanship. shorthand, type
writing mechanical and architectu-
raj drafting and all English sub.
Jects. Free employment department;
cntaloR free for the asking SIS.
eb-g7.6g west Grand River-avs.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-08
FOR sALE-FARMs.
Country
HOME

3 II Miles IEfeH- City Hall -:
Eleven acres OF best black loan Y IA
+ 10-room house. full basement, eieca
trio lights. large barn. corn crib anC E.
other small buildings; windmill con.r1
nected with s0-barrel water tank inrs1
barn: ESQ plum, 1000 pear 15D ~
cherry and 10 apple trees: 1000 cur VI
rant bushes and large vineyard.
owner cleared $4,000 from fruit alone ~
In one year: wagons, carriages, harris;
ness and all necessary farm tools in-os.
chded Tor business reasons owner
will sacrifice. Purchaser could pay
for same In : years from sale oil q
fruit alone For terms and others 4
Information see neb
UNITED REALTY CO. MA
Second floor Chamber of Commerce 80
The Detroit times., 1912-03-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

W ANrED---Married couple with Crowns
cRlldren. TO work large farm; some,
black ground on shares. Can furnish
team and tools; foreigners prcferredT
terred. TO live in house with old cou-
lie. wife good cook. man work so
acres farm or shares H. 2. box SO.
Marcellus, Mich. "
The Detroit times., 1912-03-08
MONEY TO LOAN.
FURNITURE LOANS.

i FURNITURE LOANS.
This is the only company In the state
whose object Is To loan money 70 the
worthy borrower at rates low
enough that the investor may receive
bLt per cent on his money. and this
can be done for less than the law
allows namely:
Our rates. Legal rates. Others.
S100. mos $500 5000 s27 up
$50, mos 1887 S4.45 SIS up
$50. mos S22S 1885 SIC up
Ia you are paying more than our
rates get the money from US aud pay
OH your other loan.
70f BREITMEYER BLDG.
CONSTRUCTION LOANS LIB eraf
The Detroit times., 1912-03-08

ALL DEAD HORSES and cows removed
promptly Phone Millenbach Bros
The Detroit times., 1912-03-08
HELL wANTED-MALE.

\ NUMBER OF FIRST-CLASS
MOTOR ASSEMBLIES and
ENGINE LATHE OPERA
TORS can find employment at
the Olds Motor Works at Lans-
ing, at good wages. No labor
troubles. Interested parties
should apply at the OIds Motor
Works Branch, Cor. Woodward
and Sproat, Friday and Saturr
day, between the hours OF = a.
M. and : p. m.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-08
MANTED-FARMs.
POULTRY AND PR STOCK.

BIRDS AND GOLDFISH
HartI Mt and Roller birds. talking par
rcts song and fancy birds. Cages
globes. dog cellars, medicines and all
ret supplies. Ill. catalogue mailed ons
receipt OF 2-cent stamp. Mall orders
"A specially. ~
EDWARDS BIRD STORE,
DETROIT. MICH ~
The Detroit times., 1912-03-08

HIGHEST prices paid furniture. Stoves
carpets. Lapham. asa Graf Cherry t01
The Detroit times., 1912-03-08

FARMS FOR SALE--we have listed
some OF The best farms In Sanilac.
Tuscola and Huron counties IL you
are looking for farm. any size, for
immediate possession, come and let
us show you some of the best places
Mt a reasonable price, and in the best
farming district OF Michigan. The
Thumb Land Realty Exchange.
q DE Won SOPER. T.. r. MILLER
kingston Mich ---
The Detroit times., 1912-03-08
DECISIVE BATTLE TO
TAKE PLACE AT TORREON

Ell PASO, Texas, March S.-Mexi-
can federal forces are being concen-
rated at Torreon, where it is believ-
"a the decisive battle OF the Orozco
revolution will be fought. Already
here are 1900 federals in Torreon
The Detroit times., 1912-03-08
tcoatiuued from Page oasJ

ereign citizens. Just now. They have
been progresslves for the past six
years. Following the lead OF LaFol.
ielte In Wisconsin, they whipped ne
railroad lobby interests and bosses in
Guiding the Infamous Alex Mckenzie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-03

8iai nei6 uto marin in az Die Der
idieoenen aleioungsitiide.
.9telt el16 Mne gan3 maize Der.
UNI iagte lie oonn, ooaB es ibm
niht gu falt it,"
Das tater mir. 1tno 10 moGten
mir morten, bis Der Mr5t uno Elm
@agen aus Dem 9orfe fomen.
gs fam aber porber Elm 4nedt
nit eiuem groBen 9ol5idnitten, Der
in Sen @alb fabren polte. Muf bic
len Shlitten luoen mir iorefdltig
hen @iai. .@r rubrte nod intmer
fein @Iieo. Sd Ieete mid neben i'm
uno lab linn INNER IN oas 8eiiht.
Niemono muBte, oab mir Sic
Nadt porber um's arel15 %gefabreH
fparen, nno i6 iagte ni6ts, UNI 10
nlebr mabte ib mir i'm Stiaen 8or-
Nitric. Sd glaubte aber niht,i oab
er tot lei uno iab INNER unf ieine
Mugen uno oahte, er muB Die @n-
gen mieoer offnelt.
2angiam glitt Der Sdlitten iiber
Sen S6nee. Die a1oeren 4inosr
gingen ale binten nod uno lprodea
lciie. Ser alte 4ne6t adtete born
arf Die 8feroe, nno ielbit Die 8feroe
lhienen mit5uempfinoen. oaB iie cine
traurige 2ait 5ogen; lie ienffen sic
a0pfe uno gingen itiller als ionit.
Mih beidlid cine namenlois
Mng1t, nno NIT feu9ten @ugen iob
i'd oas blaiIe @eiidt, oenn pielleihs
offlete er Die Mueen bod niht mebr.
slber er offnete fie einmal, lang
lam offnete er iie, uno er iab mid
eritaunt an. Sd atmete auf er
molte ben @opf beberL aber ct fonn
te nidt, es maBte i'm fdmer5en. Sd
lab, mie feline 2ippen iid beipegten
uno i6 belt mein 9br an ieinen
Mtln0.
Mif faum nernebmbarer Stinlme
iagte er: sd bin bod lm's
arer5 gefabren."
Sin mattes 2GdeIn lpiclte Inn lei
ne 2ippen, Damn ihIoB er oie Mltgpn
mieoer uno offnete tie an Dem Gage
niht mebr.
CUR @elunoung fam ct ms
Gt1otleim in oas Spital, lrnb bon ou
3oa er nit ~ieiller SHUTTER fort. In.
gefabr elm Guseno Sabre, ipater trai
ih i'm pieber. Die Warie battt er
lcneit pergeiien, er fragte nidt ein-
nal nod ibr. or mar elm ionniger
Mteni6 seporben, nno mir ersdblten
ms Die @eididte. 10 mie i'd lie bier
nieoergeihriebea babe.
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Sir $500 mad 2eutidIanb.


9eutId , an1erttanil6e 3eitunger.
peroen i'm altell 8oterlano nit gro
bem Snterelle gelelen, ipeil iie liG)
irei ausipreden nno baufig BON brit
ben meDr Neuigfeiten uno Nafrih.
ten bringen, aIs Die oeutiden Sci
tllnsen ielblt. Die .5reie Brei:e fiir
5eras" lit oriiber iiberaa, mobin iie
geial1ot miro, elm iebr germ seiebenel
@aIt mo fam ii1 riibnlen, Mnsl.
feitnilng mo @iirotgung 81 finoen.
lrie aus 5ablreihen @riefen an ans,
ionic an 0ieienigen, mel9e oas
glatt all ibre @erlpanoten ihifelL
1erporgebt. Wer oaDer leinen Ser
luanoten uno Greunoen cine Sreltce
erpeilen, ibnen Elm p~iqfommenes
@ei1enf MAIDEN lpia, Der beltele fir
lie ole a5reie Breiie fir Seras".
Dos Sntereiie fir Eeras, wie iibere
baupt fin Den Staat un0 Die Ge.
aeno, mo Die Gerpanoten wobnen,
lift in 0eutidIano iebr lebboft uao
es lit unmoelid, in 8ripatbriefen
cine 10 sriinolide aufflaruna une
9ei9reibune oes fremoen 2anoes
su geben pie Dies Ole uSreie 8reiie"
anmodentlih tut. Sir ben GERM
gen @reis pon $500 perienoen mir
portofrei infer reidbaltiges $50
aenblati auf ein Sabr on irgero
zine MoreIie i'm Iuslanoe.
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isaft elm @nnber.

Iah Ser @rflarung bon %. y,
Solselatp, IN Clarendon, Ger tra'
BEL ieinem 9ruber cine e~ritallnliAe
8erdnoerune elm. griterer idreIbt
Or batte iolh' idredliden Suiten.
oaB mir ale elm l~tebergeben 5ur
Shipinbiuht befiirhteten. Or Der
iudte MN Or. Sings Sem Disco
perp" uno 5ebn Jlaiden 6apon fu.
rierten i'm p%oaitanoig. Sett lit Ell
,~ferngeiuno unb lpiegt 218 Bfuno.
llniere Samilie gebraudt felt Sab.
rem oas Mittel fir @ultcn nno Or
faltungen nit gllten erfolgea." IS
ipirft idnell, lit 9arantiert, 5uper-
laiiig. Yreis SOC unb $1.00. 8rp.
beflalde fret BEL alien Mpotbefern
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Frau Cook sag,t:

geinabe iebe Srau neiB, mag gutoni lit slteber so Sabre lang
1T Garbni nit erfoIg sur gebanolursbon 5rauenRioen aler @rt ange-
panbt morDen.
gauenoe bon entbufaIhiben, o%nfrihtigen, borurtbeilsloien Srauen
babe1 uns gefhriebent bob 6ide Meoi5in ibner sebolfen bot. 3Osern
sic nod, garoni in Sbreut Sale gu perfud5en? 2anen Sic lib iloer-
3eugen bon Dem, mas anoere iaeen uno geben Sic Saront Die eelegen'
belt, AUDI Sbnen "a belfen. a%@@@e-~
IS mag eeraoe oos in mus Sic brnudben. aanfen Sic eine 5la-
f6e bon Sbrem apotbefer. Gr bat lgaroni,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-03
stebt pbena,,.

Gs Itcbt etpas in 8erbinbung NH
Snnt's 2igbtning Oil, ods fem orl-
beres Eminent" bciibt. Inocre
mogen gut iein, o6er oies 1T &C.
nib oas bette. gs perrid)tet o0es,
ipofiir Sic es em~pfeblen nno nod
mebr. Sir 8errenfungcr, Shnitt.
munoer1, Quetidunger, gronetplm-
ben, @lieoeridmer5en uilp. giebt 6
nidts geiieres in Der Belt. IS itebt
obenan auf meirem Mcoi3insgrett
SIR er9ebener
G. S. 8rotptllom.
2ipinglton, Cent.
25c uno SOC Slaiden.
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Rein 9alpnteI nStig,

Dos l6doIide uno ullangellebme
ginncbmen bon 3alomel lit unnot'a
~gcfporoen ourf nSiumons' Slper
8urifier", Die befannte miloe Seber.
Meoisin, Die aber einen g%runolif)e't
effeft er8ielt. 0lir in eelben glet.
fdadteln perpadt. 8reis 25c. Gin
nal periudt INNER aebronht.
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Cardui bali ibr

u@g tit fderib fen gergnigen, INNER franf uno Ieioeno gu
fem" ibrebt 5rau s. 8. Goof, Crane, geo. 80 bale 5rauen leoen
ibr aebenIang, bon ainbbeit af, oenen oos erpart bleiben uno Die in
ongenebmen llmifGnoen Ieben fonnten, tpenn Ie Garbmi, oos srouen-
@tarfnngsrnite1, gebraud9en plroen, me i'd es tbat. Sd tpar 16
Sabre aft, ais i6 nit garbni anfng. Sect BIN ib SO. Seoesnal penn
i6 midi berunter ino pmflid ihIedt fibte, feqte mid garbmi mieber
Der. Garbni 1T mene 3uOeriidt. SGT meiB mas es fir mid getban
bat, 1to hobe aeeben mas es fir anbere tbat."
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@nt oeae6em.

@raf gum 9eoientcn, nit benz er
iid) nidt peritdnoi9cn fann): Bin
tf) perriidt ODER Sie2"
8eoienter: yWun, 5err @rat
Sic peroen iih bod feiilen pcrrlld-
ten We0ienten halten"
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uml's arem5.
Bon 8rie @dnaer.

o,Y.. ~.
lnarnlen Sthoe- Hesilp Dorls 10y
eitlef1 41lff, fW fa1nie oas nho e1l1a
hllaus.
0rallBel5 1la''o oer 2.lll n'o 'a9.
e, lU loli1a ''ou Hlllpnii'en- 80
leaf e1rserlia'oeM 9'a 49,. eG1eoel pla,
EN- uno la9l. 0Uer slul pai n1,u,
sernien. Is'll suas ny lpal, ~
peuller l1el aAlt ellpus Muep, ~
porte Is HoW aus GER 0cthe, pci
1tono aper nlals. m;,,
gs Dar e.ae lal,Ei Soi'''
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