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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-01
FEAR THE BALLOONS
HAVE BEEN WRECT

Berlin, oct. 31.-Grave fears fOi.
safety of the pilots of the balN
Isle de France, carrying Alfred
blanc and Dusseldorf H., pilotG
John Watts, an American, conteil
for the Gordon Bennett Internatl
balloon trophy, are entertained
today. Nothing has been heard of D
two contestants since Sunday.
Watts was disqualified after hh
cent, because his balloon was mo-.
flated according TO the rules COVER
the contest.
The other balloons, is in nul
have been heard from.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-01

at is a pleasure to tell you that
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the
best cough medicine l have ever
used" writes Mrs. Hugh Campbell Of
Lavonia, Ga. 81 have used it with all
my children and the results have been
highly satisfactory" For sale by all
dealers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-01

The boys appetite is often the
source of amazement. If you would
have such an appetite take Chamber
lain's Tablets, They not only create a
healthy appetite, but strengthen the
stomach and enable it to do its work
natnrallY. For sale BY all dealers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-01

Pasadena, Calif.-C. L. Parsons, Of
the Chas. H. Howard Drug Co., writes
I'VE have sold and recommended Fo-
ley's Honey & Tar Compound for
years and believe it to be one of the
most efficient medicines in the market.
Containing no opiates or narcotics, it
con be given freely to children" DR..
Stone Drug Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-01

A blush on the cheek is worth two
in the drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-01

AS for us, we simply can't
money, and if you'd look at us
see the reason why.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-13

Boys English Soft Hats
Made of same materi-
ais as our suits; far SUI
perior to any regular Soc
cap; new English golf
model, made with nom
breakable peak and neat
ly taped d; sizes E0C
6M to 7H....... wv
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-13

Charged by Sergeant Ulrich, of the
Sixth precinct, with being off post
and late with his duty call, Patrolman
Hugh M. Mooney admitted that he
had lodged behind a signboard when
he saw the sergeant and waited
there in the hopes that he might es-
cape him. Mooney said he was just
about to make his pull at Badger
avenue when he saw a friend on the
opposite side of the street, which is
another post.
Tried TO Hide from Argent.
Mooney said he wal sisAN across the
street to talk to theifi&rA and see
ing Ulrich approaching tiSAl to hide
but was seen by the latteA Mooney
was fined one days pay. \
Other patrolmen brought up on
charges were James j. Martin, Sec
ond precinct, missed duty call, and
Laurence j. O'Brien, First precinct,
same charge. Both were fined three
days pay each. Patrolman Freder-
lex G. Wiegand, of the Sixth precinct,
who was reported off post by Ser
geant Ulrich, was let off with a repri-
mand. Wiegand explained that he
was running a double post at the
time.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-13

cause he had an appointment to
meet a friend, who vas on his way
to Dover. He met the friend and
they had several drinks together be-
fore they met Cleary in Wunder-
mans place. The latter asked him
to buy him a drink, which he did.
Cleary then asked him for a loan of
some money and upon his refusal
became abusive, Tanning stated. He
denied pushing Mrs, Mccarthy
Cleary, who is also a witness in
the manslaughter charges against
Lawrence Mcmahon, of the fire de-
partment. was released the next day
in the Second Precinct Court under
suspended sentence.
= Only ON Probation.
you of all men should be careful
how you act" said President Bladder.
You know 0 are only on proha-
ton, and If you want to remain on
the police force this is a poor way
to start"
The charge of falling to send in a
duty call at 1851 a. m. September 1,
the morning after the Cleary episode,
was next made against Tanning.
The charge was laid owe to await
decision in the more serious matter.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-13
MESH BAGS FOR
MENp LALA! INDEED, YES
Stern Sex to Emulate Women in Style During Approaching
Season, and Dainty Purses Are Being Manufactured a
RidicuIousIy Low Price of $f25 Apiece.

up a dainty gold one of plain, rich
model.
Only Sl25 for This Purse.
THAT ope retails for SIPS, said Mr..
Ward. See how flexible it is" said
he. as he damned a roll of bills into
1t and handed il to the reporter by
way of illustration.
TITS all right said the reporter.
doubtfully. "but most men wouldn't
have anything left to put in 1t after
they bought one
"Well we have cheaper ones ex-
planned Mr.. Ward. we anticipate a
great. demand for mems mesh bags
and bracelet watches as soon as the
b~etter-dressed men become familiar
with the merits of these two articles,
which are looked upon now'as merely
fads."
Lorgnettes In Style Again.
when asked about women's fads
Mr.. Ward stated that there was an
unusual demand for lorgnettes.
Brooches of the dainty lace effects
are supplanting the bar styles, which
seem to have lost favor, and plain
! gold bracelets are also classed among
the good sellers.
Business prospects look good"
said Mr.. Ward. They are better
than they have been for years"
]. A. Granbery. of the jewelry firm
of ]. A. & S. w. CRANBERRY. 80 East
Kinney street, said:
Il saw a year when business
was as little affected by a presi-
Dental election as this year. Our
business is excellent, and we expect
1t to continue"
Lavallieres I'm Demand.
Mr.. Granbery said he found an un-
usual demand for lavallieres and
bracelets this season. THE lavallieres
and brooches take turns in bidding
popular favor"
AT the large factory of Krementz &,
Co.. 40 Chestnut street, Manager Leb-
kucher asserted hat the outlook for
a big holiday season was entirely sat
isfactory. Our places in New York
and San Francisco expect a record
season for sales"
According to w. p. Cough, of Car
ter, Howe & Co., there may be a
scarcity of the most wanted gold
jewelry for the holiday season, If the
prosperity predicted in view of the
expected good crops and other con-
ditions materialize satisfactorily.
: I'VE have had a normal fall sea-
son. said Mr.. Cough, ''and a gem
orally good holiday trade is antici-
pated. Bracelets. lorgnettes and gold
and silver mesh bags rank we'll
among the present best sellers
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-13

Gold mesh bags for gentlemen are
the latest thing in fads.
Believing they are to become the
rage among the sterner sex, and in
anticipation of an enormous demand
during the o%nrushing holiday season,
jewelry houses this fall are conf,
IDENTIFY preparing an assortment OF
mems gold and silver mesh bags for
the market that will suit the tastes
of their most fastidious masculine
customers.
No, indeed, the men will not carry
them on their arms and display them
as the women do. They will tuck
them safely away in their deepest
trousers pocket.
Europe setk the Pace
Already In EUROPE there are many
men who can testify to the virtues
of the monogrammed mesh bags by
actual usage.
The stylesfor gentlemen differs from
the ladies' mesh bags in that they are
a deeper, narrower model and have a
long single chain with a gold
fastener thai attaches TO a button.
Men who have carried them assert
that they are far more handy than
the ordinary leather purses. They
find them more flexible and more
comfortable and convenient to carry.
With these virtues, the gentleman's
mesh bag promises to excel in popu-
larity the bracelet watch for the
wrist, which has already made a
strong bid for popular masculine
favor.
"women's Fads Commonplace,
Because of their constant and uni
versal evidence before the public.
women's fads in dress and jewelry,
no. matter how novel or extravagant,
have necessarily become more or less
commonplace, says a prominent
novelty dealer. Women have worked
the fad game near the limit, he
said, while the men have been con-
tent to carry the same old leather
purse and wear the same old clothes
year after year.
But when men start a fad" he
added, there is something unusual
about 1t that commands attention.
At the jewelry factory of Durand
& Co., 40 Franklin street, Henry C.
Ward, vice-president of the company,
opened a big vault and took out sew
eral mesh bags made solely for men.
How much is this one?" asked the
Evening Star reporter as he picked
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-13
FIVE PATROLMEN
Up ON CHARGES
Tanning, on Probation, Accused
of lntoxication and Miss
ing Duty Call.
CHARGES BROUGHT BY
LIEUTENANT COSGROVE
Policemen Mooney, Martin,
o'Brien and Wiegand Are
Before the Commissioners.

Patrolman Charles Eanrine IF
the Fifth nrecinct n her Of the
Newark no,ice. forca ,ass thon tbroe
months was haled haf,ra tha Roo ri
of Police commissiorars vesterdav
on two charges ono Of cond,,ot nm.
becoming an ofBcer Wills ar autv
the other az failing - sand IN a dutv
call
The charge of ,,nbecomlnp
an officer WA made aga,nst 10 n
by Lie1tenan .Jobn e cosorove az
the Fifth nrecinct cosprdve stated
that on the morninp. Of AUGUST Al
Fanninp while off dI,tv and ,ntoxi-
Gated. anneared at the Fifth nrecinct
with q prisoner
Coserove VIII was doing desk duty
at the time, told the board that he
received a telephone call saying that
an intoxicated policeman was drag
ging a man, who was also intoxicated,
to the box at Central avenue and
First street. Cosgrove sent PATROL
men Herman and .Bohnert in the pa7
troll wagon to investigate the report.
wagon Cali Received
Just as thew were lea v,uesthe sta-
tion house a IVA eon call vas raoa,ved
from the hoy az that nlace WHEN
the Wagon arrived the two noI;eeran
found Tanning who was in civilian
clothes at the time with q nrisonar
Harry Clearv of f5S camden strset.
flaming recommended tbe oAicers
To the sta tion house with the nris.
oner Coserove state that be slated
clearv on tho of5cer,a oboroa and
when he noticed The condition Of the
In tier called I'm tho cbiaf asLino
whether he should snsnend Eonning
CHIEF corbett a~ccord,ne 70 Cns'
yr,ve told hin, nc Jong as Earnina
NOS oef dntu 81 tha t,neo ~ - s,,ne
nana XIV, - - $3.50 -,
s.aInst hir, haforo az Dit. 80
~ -
incio'nesmh in~ses'isates
Conlon' after an
inVestlgation told the board that he
ascertalned tnat with q
friend n Cleary mad been drinking
IN tne saloon OF samuel Wunderman,
al warren n bergen streets.
sAlfs. catherine Mccarthy, of 15
bergen street. told Conlon, he said,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-13
Mems Regular SOC Fine Night Shirts

Mems muslin night shirts, low neck, fancy trimming, full
inches in length, cut large in body, made of a good weight AZ
and quality muslin; sizes 10 to 20; same as sold In most stores q J
for 55c, therefore unusually good value at, each. .............. N~
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-13
Alfred PeatS
Wall Paper

The garden
has been the
inspiration in
designing the
new c%retonneS
a n d raj
papers. Flow
ers Of every
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-13

up a dainty gold One of plain, rich
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-13

Boys Fell Rah Hats
Newest colorings, gray,
olive, tan and p ! II m
S h a d e s; four : quarter
crown, h e d brim,
band OF same materials
fine quality felt and best
Rah Rah model made;
sizes Ga to 6zs; E0C
at .............. wv
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-09

Giienbabnangeitellter erlieat cen 6Ol
gen zines Sunbebtiies.

Coroner Tr. Goe lit nit elmer lin
teriudllnq betreffs oes IoOeS Oe&
irii6 qeItern Rorqen i'm 8etts StraBe
S5oipitut qeitorbencn, 40 Sabre atten
Giienbahncrs Wlhael aiehI, OoH 9to.
2f35 @eit 8. 9toeuue, beidartiqt,
aiehl mar por mehreren Wonaten I'm
norolidlen Ohio bon eiuem Sunoe &C.
biiieu Uoroen, ihenfte jeood] Den
0un0en feline 9euftunq, bis lid por
3mci @ofen itlinme Spntptome beI
linn cinitcQteu. Gr bcinno iitl sur
Belt in @aoAporth. &p., lm0 Duroe
an Sumitoa. oa iein 3uitau6 itf
pI0BIlt bcoelttcuo peridlehtert Bate
uat Cincinnati Qebradt 6ter ltelIten
Die Ier3tp ielt, baB Der beoauerns'
nerthe Runn an Ser Iolllputb lit
Iu ietne 8eueIunq niht mehr mog'
lid mar, beitrGntteu Die 2ler3te i'd
0arulti, Die iltrftbarcn Seioen OeE
Eatienten su linoern. Cine Stmeitel
0es 3eritorbcneu. ,Srnu Y. e. Bloe
baum, lpotn in gto. 1876 State 9loc.
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Sereitelter sslmbtneriud,.
Grei junas Rabhen entipriusen aus
bem SoHueut sum 8uten Sirten.

1rei Sniniiinnen oes aIoIters gun
8uten Sirten Die II Sabre aIte Cora
Sdrp aus Canton. G, Die gIeit.
altrige 2olliie Saga par San iSran.
cisco, uno Ntarp RaB. bon Gincin.
Huti. unternahrneu in Der Sonlttag
9tadt einen oerruegeueu 6l,ld,tperirh,
in6em lie lid an einem aus 9etttii.
dern trnprooiiirten Seil aus einem
,Seniter oes oritten Stofuerfes bin.
uuterlieBeu. Ias Setl reItte ieoot
nur big gum 3lpeiten Stofperf Iuo
bel Dem Sprunge 3nr Groe 5ogen iih
ale Irei !eit)te 8erlesungen su.
2oltiie sSaga uno Dtarp 9aB lpehiel.
ten IN einem nabeaelegenen Soauic
ihre Sleiber, iuorauf Tie uuo Die 5arp
iih auf Sen @eg mad, Clifton mad.
ten. Dort iuuroen iie ieooh BON Ger
5uidllia auf elmer StraBenbohn Dor.
beifommenben ISuaenogerihtsbeamtin
emma llB erfanut ino auf 8eranIoi-
ilng oerieIben BON einen Bolijiiten
Teltgenomrnen.
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Anseblidjer NiodDenbGnSler.

lie QoIi5iiten qloeger uro
@eatherIp ionoen seitern Rorgel
tnrS nah Sagesdnbrl,d Die 16 Sabre
aIte Selenc Cunningham, BON ssoipo
Gitp Sa., planlos in Der 9tafbnr.
Ihaft Der Court lnb Blum Strnbe
|nmberirreno Dor. Sie ersnblte ben ge.
|amien cine Geibensgeid,id,te, iuelhs
ieoenfaIls nod, Die gunoesbehorben
beid,lftiaen miro. Tas jiinae Raod,eI'
purbe porldniig snr 0erfiiaimg Der
9eeteren i'm 5rauengeidngniB einse.
iperrt. Selene Cunningham erfiarte.
|por einiger 3eit ihren eltern bopon'
gelnuien iInb nah Chicago sefonlmer
si iein. no iie aniieaung ais Iele,
pboniItin iauo unD bic 0efanntid1af.
zines iiingen Wnnnes tnad,te. beiier
g,amen lie ben gehoroen angab. Ter
Dtnnn bnbe ihr bic gbe Deriproner
|uno. ais er iif, nnh Cincinnati be-
gab, erIldrfe er ibr, er tperoe Tie noh.
fomfnen Iaifen. Dor einisen Bcd,er
id]rieb er ibr, 5u fomuien. nno !ie tral
nit $40 In ihrem gernlogen bier ein
gcforf rlnf ihrer alnfunft tbeiIte 0el
sserl ibr nit, oab er iie Hi1t beira'
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CeifemtIidle geriammlunseu.

3as Stootrltbs.aommittee fir
MitteI uno @ege miro beitte 9sah'
.nittas nm 4 llbr cine offentlihe Sis.
ilng abbaIten, nm etluaige Gintpcn.
onngen gegen Die Groin1n3 bes Serrn
yed. Delhe cine gouosaisgabe i'm
yetraae oon 100000 fiir StraBen.
Reparaturen anoronet. sii horen.
lin oieielba .3eit ipirb oos Staot.
|rath5.ssnmm!ttee fir Die lInioeriitai
Cincinnati cine ofientlite 9eriamm-
lung nbbalten. Inn bic eeiniinibte
8cnoansgobe BON $3.50. 900 fir Den
gau zines ssrauen.8ebd,toes uno ei.
mes Bebdiioes iiir Gbenlie 3u be.
rathcn. gsilt Ser @nnih Der Som.
|mitteen, odb ret1t piele GteuersahIel
| ben aommittee. Sisuneen betipobnen
lum ibre IHii6sen su bSreH.
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Sinoet hemte abeHs per Der gSoOo.
waro SSdidale iiatt.

9as .rits Iidbtif6e 5r.isaon3tr.
umter otr geruing Croiuou3. miro
ben 8 big 10 llhr heute abeno Dor
Ser Noooiuaro Sod,id)ule itattiinOen.
Neber's Muiit.aapeQe miro fou3erti.
rem uno iolaeroes 4rogramm gum
8ortrag bringen:
Warif1 9i0a -. Tcrot
Cupsrture Srpheus GifenbadD
ReIoSien aus .Gbe Sprirg WaiO~
Reinhnr0i
The Wonniterp Bells" Welp
giehrere Der neueIteH po9uldren Sie'
Der -. Sauilanb
SeleftIon-. .IIma, no fuobnit Iu2"
grisauii
ssnterme3jc-g Silper Bells" :.
:. @einrid
Sd,ottiif,e Deelooien 9oofrep
Jan3. ). Sn tbe Sbaooms" Sind
"Reminiscences OF tie plantation
;. Chambers
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Oeburfen.

Ibomas uRb ;Jrens Butts, 921 2irn
Ctr, Wdbhen.
gDiQiam uno Gatbarins 7uffp. Go.s
lsgs 6iu, Tfaofsu.
Gilbert uno Joa 5ofFmann, 1922
ct. Charles pIats, Mdoten.
Rob uno Stsll Slsntsr, Ghriit 90
ipitaI, Wdofsn.
9eoras uHo Guriha Shulse, 730
6otptborus AOe., auabs.
CLAUDE uno Gmilp 5apparo, 140
W. WcUtillan Ctr, andbs.
William unb Glorsnce Smit5,
Gbriit 5oipitaI. anabs.
George uno Gliis Waaett, 2751
Wontand 4pe., andbe.
Gaprencs unb TsQa 9onoer6aar,
500 Baum Ctr, Wdeden.
Georg. uno Waris 2,bmfubl, 20O5
grofpn aus., anabe.
gbas. uno Sane gstpitb, 3031
GaIterH 4ue., Uldohen.
Games uno Della asnneop, 3016
Gaboon Str. anabe.
William uno 3sld 5srrel, 1926
Jrnman 2lps., Wae6sn.
Deter uno lille ShumonH, 1870
Jreeman ape., Rnabe
pdul uno 2tnna S6nsssr, 2604
fnorr 4Ue, Uidoden.
Gilbert uno BETTE SIoon, 1872
Bates 4ps., UPdotsn.
gouis uno 5Iora Stod, 1858 8l.n.
bora aos, WlGohen.
5rueman uHb Rabsl parions,
2722 9lsnoord ape., WdotsH.
1dpio uno Catherine Ssnnspins,
2949 Jairbant 4pe., anabe.
Spbn uno GrdHces Romsr, 4440 2is
ftpn 4ps., Wdohen.
albert uno Elifa6etb Siegriit, 81
pisomcnt Roao, anabe.
Donate unn gometta WoraHo, 204
m. 4. aDs., andbe.
2luauito uno 2Gtisia Sobatini, 9S1
YaoilloH Ctr, anabe.
Wartin uuo Wamis Samiltor, 1851
SobR Ctr, W1bhen.
Sulius uHo Yauline Wuno, 1928
mt. Yernpn Ctr, anabe.
gbas. unb gettd arumme, TOT Del
IL 2lpe., anabs.
Gbas. unb Warp 1itsI, 100 main
ane.. anabe.
2ouis unh katherine Sen.e, 1904
Sit 3. Str, Wdoden.
| Robert unb Eltiabetb Gonoo. 95l
Dill Stt., anabe.
Games uno Usarp 5aub. 797 Sit 6,
ape.. anabs.
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Sberuau ). Stepens. 81, Ginc.
Sanatorium. 9ebirnblnten.
gbas. 5red, A, Cincinnati Soiptz
taI, Rierenleioen.
gbas. s.. Gamblers, 81, 2142 Gbto
Qpenue, 4us3ebruHg.
Gli3abetb 3. Shpenu, ! Wtonat,
Is Map Strabe. aitbma.
gIisa6eth 9epptn, 81, 1886 Dem
man Strdbe, arebs.
Dsrnsr Oldham, SO, Cincinnati
5oipitai. Telirium.
Sliper y. 9rap, Il, Qongpierp 5os
ipital, 5er3floppeufebler.
Roie q. Boone, 81. 3103' Wc6enrn
Rpao, arebs.
5reo. SoffmanH, Al, 2C22 Gree
man 4penue, 2ungenihpinefuht.
Carrie g. Sauer, SO, 21394 5rees
man 9lp., RaaenIeiben.
gbrift. SoIlineer. SO, 1884 Gelsitial
Str, 1uberculoie.
Selen golboprn, IA, 2onsniefp So=
ipituI. 3er0febler.
| Maris 6. RuiIsa. AS. 44oo GIsn.
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Ztate Bar 2liipciatipn.
Iiele @ode SabresDeriammluns in
Geoar EOint.
gerfaiiungs5uiabe auf bem Sapet.

Die in @ori6Gag gebra6ten Ser
fdfungs Qlmenosments, iiber oeren
4nnahme ODER gerperfung bic Wdhz
Ter am 3. Ssptember gu entf6eioen
baben, perben bieie Wo6e BEL 9e>
legenhett Der JabresDeriammlung Der
State Bar QHociation in Gebar
point uuter bic 2upe genommen tuer@
Den. Ginige Der Dorgei6lagenen Ser
dnberun9en, Defenders Iolfe, Die ii6
nit benz @eri6tspeIen befa1en, muir
ben auf ben Ratb Der Bar 4Tociation
Oorgenommen, bod iollen niht nur
oieie, ionbern audi jene, bic Die Qllz
gemetnbeit betreffen, 0ffentlih unb
3panelos belpro6en unb trititrt
tperpen.
Rihtsr +. 8. 3aft Gus Glebslano,
prdItoent oes Suri1tenperbanbss, nil
| iih iibrigens auf Der Sugung audi
iiber bic gor3iige unb Nahtbeile bes
rRscaa" fir aQe 0ffentli6en Be-
amten, einiblieBIi6 Der Rihter, ausz
Iaffsn. geIonbers nil er Ii6 isoo4
nit Der 8erfaTungsdnbsrung bsfdIs
len, bic bic gtdbltrung zines 8eruz
fungsgerihtes an Stele bes arei5z
gsri6ts poriiebt. S6on Dor 3tpei
Jabren empfabl Ritter gurrotps aus
| pdtnesbiQe, in feiner oamaligen giz
genitaft ais BrdIibent Der Bar QHoz
ciatiOn, bic abi6affung Der &rets=
| gerl6te, inoen er~ barauf hinntes,
| bab benz aldger nit sinem gerehten
9ro3eb ooqtg geOisnt lei. 2eBtes
Jatr uber tDuroe bieier 8orifIldg
bon oem 8erbdnos nit tuapper Webrz
belt ntsoerssitimmt. Wie geIuQt, pir0
| iih Die Bar 4Fociatipr, beren Ser
idmmlurqeH heute beqinnsn, 6auptz
| idhlth nit ben QmenDements befoTen,
bic ods 9eri6tspeien betreffen uno
unter 4nberem befttmmen, oab iebs2
| Gountp tpenigitens sinsn i'm Gountr
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