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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-13

members enacted during the extraor-
binary session of congress with the
assistance of a few progressive Re-
publicans and despite the opposition
of a Republican federal administration
would have saved the American peO-
pie S50O,000,OOO year. had President
Taft Withheld the yetoe from them. AT
the same time there would have been
about as much revenue produced un-
der them as the Payne bill raises.
Five hundred million dollars a
year is about So "A head for every man,
woman and child in the country. on
an average. famiiy in the United
states which Is the unit of civiliza-
tion, contains IL persons. That
would haze been a saving Of about
$3.50 to the family. Wn
TO some people this may seem like
a small economy. but the average head
oa n family in the United States re-
ceives only about $4OO per year. and
It Is cruel outrage TO take from
him $2750 OF this meagre income each
year and hand 1t over to the tarln
barons.
But that Is what President Taft did
when he vetoed the tariff measures
enacted In the extraordinary session
Of congress
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-13
Mr.. {. H. MOORE
Continued from Page one.

ty law, in the hope that they can
slip across here and there some dele
gata who will pledge himself for Haf-
mon but who, not being bound tbN any
instruction, will unhlushingly violate
that pledge ior p3dgan t,h u
I'm answer to u question as to wheth
gr the primary along the lines indl-
gated by State oil Inspector w. L.
Finley can be held,n Mr.. Moore said
1Not unless by common consent The
law provides how delegates shall De
elected, and under the law, no other
method can be followed. "nH
Asked whether he was against this
method, Mr.. Moore said, "Undues-
tionably am, unless r state conVen-
ton is also held before The national
convention. to ratify the win Of the
people expressed at the primary.
Democracy demands not only an ex-
preston Of the will of the people, bat
its execution is through "A binding in
struction of the state convention. since
there is nothing in legal primary
much less in an Illegal one, to. bind
the delegates selected.
"Of course, to violate the will OF
the people would he bad faith, but
that means nothing 10 those gentle
men, since 1t must not he forgotten
that they are the same fellows who
when the governor insisted IN his
speech to the party caucus that oul
platform pledges be kept, insolontlS
declared that party platforms and
pledges meant nothing 20 them.'
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-13
worth More Than visit from the
Doctor"

Is what people say about the sixteen
page Joke book, Ia colora given with
the New York Sunday World each
week. IT'S as COOL as If one paid 10
cents for it,alone. And yet It is given
free with the New York Sunday
World DO not confoand this Joke
Book with the regular Sunday World
Comic Weekly That Is also given with
every copy of the Sunday World, az
well as the splendid illustrated Maga-
zine Section, and Metropolitan Sec
tion contains the James Montgomery
Flagg drawing and story. The supply
OF sunday Worlis ls very limited, 50 i
is advisable to tell your newsdeal4r
today 10 gave NOu cOpY.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-13
I,c,Iuced Taxes.

Individual property owners in Deli
ancc county, especially farmers and
home owners who have paid the first
half OF their 1871 taxes have had vis-
iblc and convincing evidence of both
the constructiyeness and progressive
hess of the Harmon administration.
When the property owners walked
t. the treasurers window and were
given their tax bills, they were sur
prised at the smallness of them. They
asked whether the treasurer had not
omitted something. Tney had read
about the tax program which Cover
nor Harmon had obtained through the
Democratic general assembly in Coz
lumbus, but they were not ready to
believe that reductions Of from 90 TO
80 per cent in their taxes would be
made as a direct result of these new
tax laws. But the county treasurer's
tax bills and his assurance that all
property was included We're uncon.
tradictable arguments that the new
measures had brought those large re-
ductions.
statistics obtained from Defiance
county show that In 1911 real estate
owners will pay $l7s5576 less taxes
than they did the previous year
while individual owners OF personal
property will pay s2o,ll6.49 less this
year than they did last, That means
a reduction Of nearly 100000 in a sin
Gle year I'm the taxes Of the Individual
property owners in Defiance county
and the saving to each one OF them is
considerable.
wealthy corporations that had moi
been paying their just share Of the
taxes of the. county. on wnom the ad-
ditIonal payments VIII fan but light.
ly. viii make up in increased payments
The reductions the individual property
owner obtained,
For years politicians and candidates
FOR public Offices had been promisinf
to eoualize the taxes-the men nov
loudest In their advocacy Of progress
slve principles among them-but nt
one had ever undertaken the task un.
tu hudson Harmon was inaugurated
governor. and ne accomprshed u
nithout roar OF trumpets or political
staye play. and with the approval o.
HI classes gf property, owners,
qhe fariff bills which Democwtl'
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-13
NcM nconrornllons.

columbus, o., March 12,--rhe Hip
podrome Building company, Cleveland
$1,000; ]. Il. Moreley and others.
The Cleveland Automatic Clock
company. Cleveland, $250.000; II. T..
,5hupe and others.
The Hinsman Development COM
pany $4,000; j. c. McNutt and oth-
ers.
The Eagle Buffet company. Toledo
$4,000; William A. Conner and 9TH
ers.
The Cleveland Home Hopstal,
S., 900; Abner Wells and others.
The Toledo Masonic Building COM
pany. Toledo. reduction 100000 to
$4,000.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-13
Earnestness or suIrragcttcs.

Trenton, n. o., March r2-waving
yellow flags and Walking through
slushy streets, more than 100 spffra-
gettes marched to the state capitol
building today and crowied into the
public nearing room of the senate and
house joint judiciary committee. Dur.
ing the arguments. the women Missed
to vote. and in the assembly chamber
when two women met---one an anti
and the other a prO--angry words
were exchanged with such heat that
a real fight was narrowly averted.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-13
Too Lalc In Kcntncky.

lhrankfort, Ky. March 13.-Ro,ply-
ing TO the request OF bbe Roosevelt or
ganizatlon IN Kentucky that the dele
gates 90 the Republican national con
reniion be selected BY primaries In
stead OF conventions, Acting State
Chairman George Nv Welch. OF Dan
Nille. wired today as follows:
"rhink II too late to call the com.
mittee and arrange for primaries. l.
personally have no objections "a
same, Win confer with members OF
the committee. and, If can get a
quorum, win take the matter up, a
ten days notice would delay to such
an extent as to make change Of man
nep of selecting delegates the chuse
Of trouble"
The telegram was made public by
lhomas L. Walker. secretary of the
Roosevelt organization
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-13
Back 10 I'lr,i prlnrlplcs.

They stood at a busy Penn avenue
corner and reviewed passing fem
nifty.
"Wcll, the slim craze still keeps
up"
yep"
Hips and curves have had to go.'
That's what
yes sir" mused the first speaker,
modern woman is almost back 20 the
original rib. Post.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-13
.F|GHTINGtBOB
conlInued from Page one,

'Medilr McCOrmlckt - s "a
fll.a sgnctte has practlcally recover-
e5 fl'oni his recent ncrv~is breakdown,
hut his, ,i,hysieians wantsd him 70 rest
foii; ut hA st ~ Week u,pre. The only
eoneession the iighung senator would
make was that Mrs. La Folletie
should accompany him. 1t was said
here today That If the senator's phy-
slchl condition PERMITS he will ex-
tend his stumping tour through Neb-
raska and several other western
states where primaries are to be held
early next month.
Roosevelt supporters here, while
admitting that Pnchot may have
brought a message from Ro sevelt,
congratmating La Toilette on his pro-
gressve stand, denied that the colonel
had ever absolutely and denhnltey
shut himself out or tine progressive
arena.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-13
WI,cnt Injured.

If the crdp reports are reliable, this
state will have but little more than a
cne- half crop Of wheat this year, This
means loss Of millions TO not only
the farmes but TO all lines OF trade
The worst OF 1t Is. there is every rea-
son to believe that the reports do not
tell the fail extent Of the havoc that
has been wrought by bad weather
conditions during the past winter
Tirhn Advertiser.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-13
ROYALTY HAS 4 sCARE.

They had little
overthrow the establish republic
should be with
enighed fully
big .narlord' all the
the rule Of the When
be
spoken fayoritsm
could be
fair Share oftSaon m load would
be greatly ssened Germany
is heavily taxed the hgurehead sue
cedar aniunis'of royalt M Ai
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-13
Tide and Current.
IIlgI, Cost Mark .

The announcement that the Bremen
Rathhaus has bin of iudeshehn
wine stored In 1853 and valued at
S17.151,227 bottle looks like an ef-
fort TO get Plerpont Morgan to start
a wine collection in this country
~ Y. World.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-13
THE EINAL DISCOVERY.


re discovery South
There viii dout
what there
Australia indeed North haves
of earth
through What columbus
back
o a
cn ont the roll
a
expeditions
MS
Republicans
the
this and the election look for itself
Yes but why Eschbi
poisonous
carefully guarded publicity? This
bad look,
Germany has
thing Carnegie exchange for his
.diploaocus
doesn't bother
in his mind }.i.tA az
policy prOee
his wnona speech
Gin Pincho
possible o without Of la Toilette
Little Johnnys capral punishment
closet blackberry jam
Many politician that the STUNT
has saken HIM. ss'
yes Il win bsessy aiaFst IKE Improvement
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-13

Ing in the ditch. No passengers were
killed. according to information hero
but at least ten persons we're Injured.
The parlor car and dining car re-
manned on the rails. The cause of
the wreck is not yet known.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-13
speaking Wisely.

An Indiana woman who spends
much time IN Washington Says to be
well dressed she must spend about
$4,000 per year Probably she
means that ID attract attention by her
dress she must do this.--Sprlnglield
Sun.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-13

Considering his present embarrass-
Ing situation, II would be well for
Nick Longworth to remain at home
the next four months and assist Alice
Roosevelt Longworth In baking bread.
Athens Messenger
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-13
Train Wrecked.

Oakwood, Wis. March i2.---Passen-
ger train No. 222 on the Chicago. MIL
wankee and 81. Paul railroad. MIL
waukee to Chicago, was wrecked a
nile west OF Oaltwood today, the bag
gage. mall and two day coaches pill
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-13
Spring Is Coming.

Cheer up! the worst Is probably
over the robins are already here
and before long there WIN be enough
spring in the air to make yon wonder
where you are going 70 get thc money
for your summer vacation, Indianap-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-13
While Corpuscles.

Raw vegetables as diet Will give
you more white corpuscles," says q
French scientist. Perhaps, but are
white corpuscles worth it?-Louisyille
Courier journal.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-13
Mhcn Il's a I'nlInrc.

Marriage Is nearly always a failure
whore the wife lives in curl-papers
and the husband lives out Of paper
sacks-Galyeston News.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-13
ExIl.nsIYe.

The Baltimore baby which has had
two operations for appendicitis in six
days Is developing expensive tastes
carly In llfc-AlSron Beacon Journal
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-13

Mr.. Rooseveits mo" turns out to
be just like a wOmans, This ought
30 tickle the mollycoddles.- st. Louis
Dispatch.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-13
u1Gnnn rpucAnoNA1 INSTITUTIONS

The range Of salaries for the
this given bulletin just issued
bulletin highest paid head of institution of this class is the
California who receives $4,000 and
University University each
while the president Of che University Of
Minnesota $4,000 without house From these figures the presidents
salaries down low as $4,000
members from $50 year for the
bet-raid full professor both
uemes being touched at Cornell
Of United
contains exactly hundred universities and other institutions OF higher
state federal
OF sixteen agricultural and me-
cana colleges for negroes -Four of these aeded tuuons hae
University Of CALI
University Illinois with $685. cornell
University, University Wisconsin with lSe
The biggest gifts reported the colleges considered for the period
under discussion namely the college year ended last June " ef to the
benefits the extent 81
Unve of nois
,r', ~ ,r,n nn av which tyc Years bcne shout auoy
22OOO Cornell has construction work in hand which
The bureau of EducatOn bulletin also notes all changes
the period under di
buildings and improvements contains dre
inventories @
The buletin which is entitled statistics Universities
Institutions of Higher Education partially Supported no
1871 be sent request he United
states Education Department of the 1eror Washing
ton, D. c.c,al .,
examined does to be any
wants special bench Judges TO sit in
any recalling if ' tene should
al shucks otpce statenon-
His long suit is plain judicial work
Ex-senator uoir qmoiToF Let him
train his guns Cain This VIII be
the last chance through the noter
for generation oH
aren't elected @ey created by the a'an'Foler poeos
Late reports from the pole aluNrio'
climate
What is COL Didn't he know Cab
rest compete with a seam-roler?
learned enough III one
orepeat his speech "neuroics"
let the provide besEcr enter pub
| nc life s ! =
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-13


A bill TO put sugar on the free list,
eliminating $53,O0OOO Ia customs rel
venue, and another to extend the
present corporation tax 10 include in
dividuals and partnerships doing
business OF $4,000 a year or over. were
ratified tonight by the Democratic
caucus OF the house.
The estimate of Chairman UNDER
wood and members OF the ways and
means committee Is that the proposed
excise tax would bring In a revenue OF
between s50,OOO,OOO and $GO,OOO.OOO a
year.
Placing sugar on the free list, the
Democratic leaders estimate will re-
duce the cost of sugar to the consum-
or about a cent and Qhalf a pound.
The removal Of this tax Will bring
relief to ALL no matter how humble
nc matter how poor, and the burden
will be shifted to those who are pos
sessed of more comfortable fortunes
and can bear the additional tax with
out serious Inconvenience.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-13
Mhnt UncIc Lndd IIns nonc.

The Carroll Chronicle says: "Jud-
son Harmon has built up the Demo-
cratic party and mace it winner.
If the rank and file want to muster
him out of service and take in ex.
change a lot of blatherslSltes and nom
entities they have the privilege. But
| 1t win he a sorry day when the party
turns It's back upon n substance and
craps Il shadow"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-13

For meas dress and work shoes
Beatty & Longs $1.4s and s1.9s shoes
are better than ever.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-13
BORROW MONEY

From The Buckeye State
Building and Loan Com
pany for the reason az in
addition to getting it cheap
er, having it for the time
you wish, your mortgage
and your abstract remaining
in Columbus and not sent to
New York or elsewhere, you
can pay $100 or over at any
time and stop interest on
amount paid at once. Assets
100000. Five per cent
paid on time deposits. Rank
in Building, % West Gay
Street, Columbus, Ohio.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-13

believer" TAFT "in the Republican policy
tens gather something wnona
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-13

What running for anyhow? Didn't he know
rest was inadequate compete with steamroler?
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-13

Oils News.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-13

Gin Pincho California concluded
2oasbe country without the ala Of IA Foette
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-13

why he
poisonous
bad dlook.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-13

Late reports South pole indicate that has near
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-13

the Con-Con wfir omorroF Let him
train his guns raise Cain This T be
the last chance through viii never be noter
for generalon. -
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-13

Germany has dug biggest found,
plaster thing Carnegie exchange
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-13

Lutte Johnnys idea Of capital punishment is to be locke
closet blackberry jam
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-13

air Morgan viii be $4,000
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MnFR.

,ariobne dff Waros. Die reue Sper
bon Eitarb Strdiib. llrnuffibs
rllno I'M ooftbentcr 5i 5tutteart. -
aritifiert bon ausuit Sponut6.
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@apctb.

Die muiifnliiGe SARGE Social
NaiOs", oiligefubrt 0urd Soc Sur.
tlg's nllsge5eid)nete 1ruppe, lit Die
arobe glttraftlpn Ger fommerioeil
MOde inn @opetp 8bcoter. Sic
pradtDoae S3enerie ino Die aoitii.
mirrng Der Witiuirfenoen iin0 mi.
pcrgleidlid). alS SARGE lit Die Tar,
ilcQung uidlt gu iib~crtreiicn mo
Der muiifaliihe Gbeil iteBt nift
5Eriid Dinter 8bentern boberer
Breiic.
Ger SauptooriteIler lit George
Stouc, Gr perfiiat ii6er cine M
glaltblide @ielieitigfeit. SIM Sou.
tlctgeiang, i'm 0ialog, I'M 3ar3erl
benefit er oieielbc @leiiterifaft.
Infer ben Gamer peroieut S.n-
ME allitin Die critic Stelle. Gle iii
elm be5aii6ernoer peiblider aomi.
Ter mo bot itetS einen groBen 2ad).
miro tdqlid) cine ga,
men 10c Motinee itattiinoert.
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&rnn S6eatcr.

Die rgiiB 9iau Dorf IT," Grup.
be, lueld,e in Der Sonntog Matiuee
5ium eriten M}al ouitritt, oereinigt
allie Sor5iIge in iidl, mel
DIE Der beritdnOniSDolIe 2~iebbaber
moOerner llnterbaItung SIT iddbeu
Deib. Die Grippe iteQt 0as 3ipci.
aftige 2uitipieI 81 Marriage Of
Convenience (gine aoupcnien5Dci-
ratio oar. Is lit cine art Era.
hcitie altf Ole Gebollttion III Mie.
rifo. Cine GeooIutiou lit ia al
mo iiir lid fein Stoif 5ltm ga.
den, nber mie lie bier Oargeitelt
iir, bietet iid1 ocut Gltblitunl Alt.
IaB gum 2ofen Die Mterae. Gic
S%auptroacn Iieaeu in Sen San.
Ncn BON SoiepG Sc. @ation ulo
WiQ. 8. Go1ar, 5peier %talentpoI-
Ter Sdauipieler. 4ie Mituir-
tenoen limo ourhmeg geididte ulto
eriabrcne 0aritclcr. GaS Stiif
lit boiler friiheu @lmlor3. @iib-
ihe, l%ebenoiae MI1odell uno luiti.
&C, melooiidle @lliit t6uen ibrell
Sbeil, es 81 eiuell lpirflmgsooaen
@nn5en SIT MADDEN.
Ncbcn oieier SailptattroftiOn lit
ser cinaftige Shrpaut DGbc Gabi.
net Of 6loners" ju nennell, III
peIdett Ser ratbicI6aite galoo"
6ie SnuptroIe ipielt. 5reitag
9tbelo miro g96e Country Store"
pie 6cmO6nlid aufgefiibrt. @aben,
bic ii6 6eionoerS fir @ei6nafts.
0cidcnfc ei9nen, meroen b%ertbeilt
rcroen. 0onneritag abeno miro
qmatellr Gabaretaben0 iein.
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Sn tintm geridte aus 6tuttsort,
Idreibt Der beIannte Gritifer aueuIf
Spanutb iibtr bic urnnHihruna Der
n.ueHen Sper BON 8i6urO StrauB
unter aroerem.
,griaone auf Naros" 1T iopeit oes
Gpmppnifen $ Grbeit in getraht
tommt, 10 r.6t eisentlib cine @eles
aenb.itstOmpoiition. 3idurO Sraub
tuOnte fia Serrn War R.inHarOt err
tenntlia ereiser, gum Cant fir oefen
Snssniruna bes .&oientapaliers
uno 10 fine .r an oincioental Wulit"
al MOliere's y8iirger als gOtlmann"
al idrsiben. 4ber bier mub Id I6on
.ini6alten, bnB es fi9 nidt mehr nm
oas Woliere'he Original banoelte,
ionoern i'm bic beioen gtte, bic Serr
BON Sofmannstbal bapon iibrla gez
laIIen bate. limb ba 81 Moliere's
3eiten bic Gom6oie nit einem einses
leat.n Ballet enoigte, tamen Dofmannss
tbdl unb StrauB auf bi. Sost, itutt
oeIea Elm Gperhen ein;uleaen. Nus
.inioen gldttern bei6rieben.n Roten-
papiers, aus Elm paar muiitalii6eu
apercus purbt almdblid cine bide
gartitur, otrerl alaDierdus;us iebt Der
8erleqer Siiritner fir suanSig Wtart
III ~perfaufen bic 8enoaenb.it bat. (9or
oer aufibrung ipuroe oi.ier ans3ug
nur ben fideren, io;uiasen absetem=
pelten gtnbdneern bes &omponiiten
sur @erfiiguns seiielt. anoer.n murs
be ct ielbh eegsn @elo uno quite Worte
nidt a~ussefolet, elm 9erfahren, oas,
miloe a.iaat, hO6it mertwuroia sefun-
ben r.roen muB). 6ugo bon !Dofs
mannstbal, 3i9aro Straubens Seib.
9ibr.ttiit, mari aus Der MOlierei6en
9omOoit idonunsslos ales beraus,
mas ihm ntdt gu ieinem plan pabte,
lieB alio rtur Die Sdnurren ibrig, bic
ben reiaen 8iirser Souroain III lei
mem 8efreben e8 ben gDelleutsn glet9
al tbun Id6erlih eridsinen lafen.
Bon oieien reibt ii9 nun cine an Die
onbere, unb Die am meiiten Deralteten,
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Crphennt.


Gdt nmerifotiid) fam mani Die
tolnocrboa oramatiiirte Sfi55c ons
Gem Sil0iauerle6en Nm Snoian
Gomance" uclllten. Die aouliiien.
generic, Die maleriiden aoItiime
Ger 0drlteler, aaes atbnet cine
lUunocrpolle Gntltnpdbrbeit. 8te
nrnlten @ebroude lmo 3cremonien
Ger Snoianer DerieBelt einen 5iriid
III Die 3eit, ais Der rothc Wtnnn
tier nod aleinberridler iuor. Die
&1llptroae fonntc ltid)t better bar.
gelteat nerocn al5 ourdJ 6reoerid
81. SeatoL Der ben SGuptling Der.
forpert. SEER Seaton bat ieit Sab.
ren e~ingcbcnOe Stuoien Ser Sltoio.
ncrit1mnle grfflnht. @erbunOen nit
groBcm dIouipieleriihen 8aleut, lit
e Der rette Mann iiir Oie RoQe.
Grf fir &ieIIeitigfeit lit pieoer
Srrge aetragen. Ser r@lmoerfel.
tel" lit ein pbpiifaliiheS llnifln,
lrl6tm ct Sis bremen I1bt, 6leiid)
nuf Gi5 bratet nio mocrc @uli-
6eroiuae. BON 0alten lid Die 0eIebr,
ten nift5 trdilulen IaiierL bon.
Griil9t.
Ginige mlsgc3cidncte aonnifcr.
ME ga @la3e Srio lut0 Subn
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tooter Poar" crblidcn lire 2ebens.
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