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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-11-28

SEisti0R SIMMONS IS DECLARED E0R;-
MATED.
lis iIIE.cifl sai0EI.g Vas 1926! Jasa-
nilus HaniaE5 EaG0rsad Fer Cshi.
l.as Place.

Raleigh, Nov Ii Hon. Furnifolc
u. Simmons, vas tonight declared
the nominee Of the Democratic part,
TO succeed himself. Editor Josephus
Daniels was indorsed FOR position
n Woodrow Wilson's cabinet aud
Chairman Chas. 4. Webb and Secre-
tary Waiter T. Brock were given Z
vote Of thanks far their work in the
/ campaign. This in brief was the sc-
tion Of the state Democratic excca-
tive committee, which dii all this
unanimously and adjourned in the
best q spirits.
The committee Uorl, Has done IN
tie afternoon. when 2 subcommittee
Composed Of Chairman Webb, Secra-
tary Brock, A d. Watts, i: l.. Ira
Wis and W. A. Devin, footed mp TIE
vote in the primary. Nj. Travis
made the report which showed that
Judge Clark received 16,41S votes;
Governor Kitchin 47,010, and Sena-
tor Simmons, 81, ,697. 0niy one coun-
", Avery, failed to report any re-
turns and the returns from Stokes
were unofficial. III the primary
there were cast f19,115 votes and
Senator Simmons got 9 majority &C
Z ,2G1 votes.
Judge j. Crawford Bigg2 moved
that the report Ct the subcommittee
be accepted and that Senator Si.i-
mons be declared the nominee. The
amendment Of George L. Petersen
that copy be forwarded to Senator
Simmons provoked 4 laugh ard v,aa
not put. The Bigcs motion was Ger
ried uaanimo ls!y.
J. Reese Blair, Of Troy, moved
that the committee indoTee J0sephus
Daniels tor position in Woodrow
Wilson's cabinet anl II. L. Saipman
gave q second to Is. The motion
carried unanimously y.
4. . Watts asked Chairman Webb
to retire from the chair ana r. n.
tgact.ett was asked to preside. Then
NJ Wa +*a moved that Il vate e
thanks he rendered Leasrs. Webb
and Brock, who had to make brick
almost without straw" and who had
to contend not only with the enemy
but 10 steer Gear CT The senatorial
fight The vote was heartily given,
aseesrs. Webb and Hrocl. expressed
their appreciation at the honor, as
suring he committee that it was a
pleasure to work with them. Mr..
Webb told Of the victory, saying
that Wilson carried the state by over
50, Geo and Craig BY d large ajority.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-11-28
The E.gY. II; R Hicks 1913 siNaaas.

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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-11-28
lis .. : Famous Hymn.

'Jes"s, Acrcr Of ~ Soul" IS
hymn &,au@d which many traditions
Rfi faercL aasoo;aiiors cling. The
roy connected with it's origin may
be Legendary. but i. Is no less beauti-
lai. Is au.Aor. Charles Wesley. was
Sitting * lis Gc3.: by an oDcu VIM
dow whHI.a E.rd pursued by hawk
few in. re Bird was saved, fpr ths
hawk feared TO follow II. The incl.
dent Inspired wesley 10 write hia
famous lines.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-11-28

weakened by the fact that he was on-
posed by a candidate OF his father-in-
laws new third party
Another conspicuous member OF the
House who was rejected by the voters
Of his district is Representative Cyrpz
SullOway Of New Hampshire. Eullo-
way is a giant in size ana always at
tracted much attention frcm the eaf-
Ieries when the House vas IN session.
The defeat OF the two Republican can
didates for Congress- from his State
vas one OF the great surprises Ct tie
the election.
All the Democratic House leaders.
including Speaker Champ Clark and
Representative Oscar ~. Underwood
oi Alabama, Chairman Of The Commit
3ac - EE-.-~ c-a 1!c-ac.. ~, Z 80.
tic floor leader, were returned.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-11-28
EHe Wa-er Eefora or After.

Of my practice of medicine" said
physician, Il had answered almost
every POSSIBLE fool question; but a
new cne vas sprung on me recently.
A young man came in with an in
famed eye, for which l prescribed
mediciHe-to be dropped into the eye
three times day. He left the Office,
but returned in a few minutes, poIed
his head in the doorway, and asked
Shall l drop this in the eve before
meals or after?' Everybody Mag
az:.1o
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-11-28
COLONEL ROOSEVELT SAYS:

The American people, by a great
plurality, have decided in favor o. Mr..
Wilson and the DemocTatic party.
Like all good citizens, I accept the
results with entire good humor and
contentment As 10r the Progressive
cause, can only repeat what ! havo
said 50 many times:
The leader Gor The time being is Of
little consequence, but the cause itself
must triumph fer its triumph is essen
.iai to tae weli5sil8 Of the American
people"
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-11-28
k:isqt.otati

Il {: very surprising to find in the
Charlotte Observer this misquotation
OF an Oil phrase, Everything was
lovely ard tie goose was hanging
i.eh" This is the way tho unin-
formed con.monality have come to
write II, but il the Tar Heel coun-
try they know better. The right rem
Gering is "thc goose honks high" as
the wild g00cc does when the wealth
er IS fine, or, in other words, when
'@eyeTytli9G is oye!y."-Nashville
Banner.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-11-28
MINNESOTA BULL MOOSE.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS has carried
Minnesota. He won the State by 20
0U0.
Minnesota first was in the Wilson
column. then doubtful, then in the
Wilson column again. The President
elect received heavy vote in the
cities
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-11-28
rE.5.


II T. difficult 10 believe what early
writer's tell US Of the divine honors
laTished upon Apis, the sacred bull OF
Memphis, and upon Minevi2, the sa-
Tea OK of Heiiopolis Yet perhaps
Some Of Our customs OF deeds of to.
day, 23 handed down by the uninitiat-
ed, may seca just as anonymously
absurd whca heard ard understood
from On equally proportionate future
f;I1n
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-11-28
TO ri0;;icrS in This Town.

Children who are delicate. fever
ish and cross will get immediate re-
lief from Mother Gray's Sweet Pow
ders for Children. They cleanse the
stomach, act on the liver. and are
recommended for complaining chill
dren. A pleasant remedy for worms.
At all Druggists, 25c SAMPLE Free.
A. S. Olmsted. Leroy, N. Y.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-11-28
HONEST BUSINESS MEN
NEED HAVE NO FEAR.

) Woodrow Wilson, President
elect, issued this statesnsnt:
) There is absolutely Fosain1
! for tre honest ant enlightened
} business men q the country %
5 fear,
f;o man Yhosc business Is
!; conducted without violation {:
the rights 0! free composition
) ard without such private un1er-
standings and secret alliances
as violate the principle Ct our
: law and the policy of 81! Whole
eon.e commerce and enterprise
need fear either interference o.
cnqs7arrasem fronl t:Ie admir-
! ;stration. =
The responsibilities CT the
task are tremendous. but they
are common responsibilities
which all leaders OF action and
opinion rcust share, ard Fs'tn The
confidence Of the people be:i"d
US everything that IS FiG"- 10
possible.
:. z, e =. .s1-e = -: =: - =
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-11-28
Ui1wc'r1lS Guest at Funeral.

4 FIVE topl long snake was the un-
welcome guest a. funeral at Katzil.
Victoria, AaajEaiia, q few days ago.
and its appearance caused the widest
confusion ar1 panic amongst the
ucurncrs. It was only alter great diff
Gcuhy that tho reptile was killed. The
funeral service preceded without fur.
!her interruption.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-11-28

Red elbows, says tho Evening News.
are happily thorn which may be re-
moved. Saw of the red elbows, soak
them IN bleaching mixture Of un-
slaked lime, steep them in carbolic
acid, and they will never trouble you
again. Cold feet may be treated sim.
ilarly.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-11-28
% Many
5ELIlge1, Deaths.

4 disease Trevailing IN this
..-, dangerous because SO deceD-
-Ns4 live. Many sudden
= +. 80 , deaths axe caused
3>z by it-leart dis
I >s>>-ls ease, raeuluolia,
& -. heart failure or
* ryI E aHorlezy are often
\ ! ~. lie result of kid
4 All rcy disease. ii
! II -. kinney trouble is
*! /! = allowedtoadyarce
- ~ tteLidney-Toison-
-.@~;-Ey-, Cd blood will at
-,-- organs, c--sing catarrh Of
+, n-llE-l.ust or sediment III
head ache. hack ache, lame
ness, e}ccrlezsness, rervous-
ie kidneys themselves break
waste away cell bT cell.
troubles almost always result
--..@-}--,t q tie ll;l.nevs a1.d
; =. Tat urEan s. obtained
D. .--.0-r treatment Of the kid
- >1Gt coTrects inability t.
.:.. z'1.<l,& TailiiIl passing ii.
..-i - unrlc2seut necessity
7--1i 70 60 often through
80 1-5 " many IL IS during
= ----ei at'd l-,1,cediate ofiecl
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-11-28
,l.ueae FOR WILSON BY $4,000.

Topeka, Kan.-Ttat Wilson has car.
ried kansas by 1900, and that Stubbs
FOR limited States Senator has been
hoaten bv Thompson, Democrat, by
12.0nG, members Of both the benio'
cratic, and Republican State commit
tees were agreed
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-11-28
"nIckv lCNoWCRTH is BEATEN

cincipnati.- developed during the
oonrting of the badly scratched ana
nuzzling votes Of Tuesday that Rep-
resentative Longworth, Colonel Roo6e-
velt's son-in-law, and candidate on tfe
regular Republican ticket, had been
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-11-28
WILSON NOW GETS WyoMiVe.

EXPERIMENTATION has carried W.
omjuS ty g small majority. He now
leads TAFT 3,y $50 votes. The Repabli-
cans wen Z majority of four in the
state Legislature and the reelection
q Senator Francis Z. Warren.
The initiative referendum and recall
were lost
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-11-28

Torturing eczema spreads it's
burning area every dey. Doan's
Ointment quickly stops its spreading
inst"nl!ly relieves the itching, cures
it permanently ~ anv drug store.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-11-28

Ther-s nothing so good for sore
throat ss Or. Thomas Electric Oil.
Cures it in s. few hours. Relieves
any pain in any part
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-11-28

Won loves a clear, rosy COM
nieXi1n Barlock Blood l'ilters puri-
nes the blood. clears the skin, re-
stores ruidy, sound health.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-11-28

- iJiG : TtC
re- al.aides, all OF
taI IN Paris one
ana her dnugh-
SUM het ause
a.l Tor three Jays.
p lyric artis-. A
If i3 threw her
& & tain Was en-
atiol OF the Me.
-o tool; arsenic, ard
IS q, SHOT harsen
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Spbn 8. Suss an Sobn 9. 8ror=
termnnn, $1,000.

+ . :
spbn 8. 9use an Sobn 9. 8ror-
termonn, $1,000.
0etiIste 5Dpotbeten.
GtnrIes 8reper an GLENDALE g. u.
8. u. Co., $3.50.
Sobn 9isler an bieielbe; $500.
Glla 2ebne on bieielbe, $500.
Gbarlts 8eirne an Malnut 6ills
g. unb 3. Gp., $4,000.
george Mensle ON g. M. Cooper,
$3.50.
0erIelbe an benfelben, $14GO.
s.. s. 9rutbaup on Cosmopolitan
g. L. 6. Co., $500.
Marp MieGotpdn nn Columbia g.
Ii. 6. u. GD.. $3.50.
Elisabetb Meber an bieielbe, $1,000.
aate 6. 6, 9lnge an Silperton 6.
II. 9. 60, $1775.
s. 8. SOB an glisabetb penn,
$500.
9solnep Weatberebe an Sobn $.
gD7ello, $3.50.
S5rdnces y. Wrt9bt an glWiDDDO
p.dec 6. Ii. 3. Co., $1,000.
Marn Burger an oieielbe, $7OO.
Sos. Reidert an s. 6. Raocliffs,
$1,000.
Selen gab9orn an g. g. 5urd,
$500.
glIice u. 9uedter an waarg. 6.
alein, $500.
Sbps. 9. Carroll an Murb s.
grcbp, $500.
Dora G9lenb.rmann an 4lpha y.
II. 8. Co., $4,000.
Garab M. 8ureett an Soutbsrn
Obip 6. II. g. Co., $25OO.
glnbrep 6er!iueer an @erm. Gen
prct. Orphan Miplum, $4,000.
gboenir Club an u. Wob u. a..
Sruitees, $75,00
Wearp s, ppnsr an Union 9. v
u. 3. Co., $520O.
Wiarp 6. Moelfel an Gpanltrf
ganf, $1,000.
gbos. 8. 5uber an 0ermanid 3. u
Ro. 8, $3.50.
Sos. s. 6drriion an Woobburs
Qlp. g. Ii. g. Co., $1,000.
9erIelbe on Warp MlanDer, $500
gerielbe on W. g. Sobh. $1,000
| 2epi Code an Delta 6. u. 80.
$500.
S,. 81. Sster an gitiaens 3. u. No
IL, $3.50.
g. D. Simptinion on Ularp 5
Collins, $70O.
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0ruuoeigentbnnls llebertrasuaaeu

Gincinncti. l. Stt.
Sobn s. Hud on gilbert $. aaiz
Ter, Got 48 in Sobn 5. Rod's Inter
ab.bsiluns in GbeDiot; 81.
Serfelbe an Sbomas Carroll, apt
AZ in berieIben unierabteiIung; 81.
gbpuro 8. S'gonnor an Woraoret
Blair, 1877 Qcrss 2anb in Settion
Z IN Green Sp.; 81.
Sobn S. Wsasber an Sobn 9igler,
She'll BON 2ot 7 in Sidman &c Wils
liams unterabtheiluns in GLENDALE;
81.
George Msnsle an Carrie gpers,
"a Bel no SUP an Der Wetfeits Der
NDoO Strabe in Norpoob; 81.
9arrb 9ropn an Marp s. golz
Tins, IL 4cres 2anb in Settion Is In
Spcumore 5opnIbip; 81.
marp s. Collins an g. 3D.. Simpz
finion, Elm Stiit Ganb in Settion 15
in Sgeamore Sp.; 5000.
grma Grote on Qnna Sidmonn,
3 Sabre paht oon Got 481 in Stez
p1en Gemper's unterabtbeilung on
Beeder NDenue, ct. 8ernarb; mos
natli4e Wtietbe S..
Morp s. Malib an Nnna MaIfb,
p 2cts on Der genion Strabe ip 2odz
Lamb; 81.
9ietri4 @oess an 9arrp 8. Gaeb,
AZ Ncres in Settion IL, Miueresi
Sp.; 81.
gpeline peat an gorinna 6. Netps
man, cine Got an Barr Strube;
$3.50.
G9as. 6ornung an Mm. Ghierine
[fr., cine Got IN Settion IL. golerdir
Sp.; 81.
Menael 1bien an Wm. g. Depou
has GissHtblm &c.. 415Sohn @tra5si
LSA.
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einitiiraen. Wenn man nah einem
8ranbe iiebt. ipie Wuuern, Die BON Der
sSeuerpebr umeelsgt fperben mubten,
in ibre ein5elnen 3iegel auseinanber'
fallen, ais oh iie gdr riht burh Wors
tel perbunben geipslen pdren. be.
tommt mon einen 8egriff, tpie lieoer.
lid bier qebaut piro. Ter M0rtel III
10 fdledt, baB er faft gar nidt binbst,
unb pertpenbet man Cement, mas jebt
INNER mebr Der Jun 1T, 10 timmt
man natiirlidb ben f6ledteiten. Die
eiiernen 9rdger liegen nift auf Der
ean3en Mauerbreite diif, ipie anbera
ipGrts, ionbern nnr All etnem Drlttel,
unl 5u fparen. aein Wunber, oab bic
Dede nieoergebf. tpenn bic Maner nur
elm biBhen aus benz 2otb fommt. Sie
Deden lperben AUDI 10 fhfpaf gshal<
ten, baB man jeben Shritt bort. Gin
folhes tDaus Ihpanft fortfpdbrenb.
Gs aibt stpar -eine 8dubebDrbe, dber
bic fdeint fih nur auf bas Gin5ieben
Der 9aren gu belhrdnten. ueber bic
Mnsfiihring Der 9auten iibt lie niht
bic eerineite GufIiht, Ionbern lGbt
Die nGalfas" MAIDEN, mas iie tpollen.
90 elm .Galfa", Elm gaumeiiter obne
gaumeiiterrriifllns, peritebt natiirlih
alles, ia felbit Bduten aus drnliertem
9etpn fiibrt er duf, neil er einmal gez
leben bat, ipie bic s5rdn3o5en bas ma
den. 0sidiebt einn,al Elm ungliid,
bann erI1eint Die BaubebDrbe aIler=
bines auf Der 8ilofldhe, Derihpinbet
aber alei6 fpieper. Wergdngenes s5riib-
iabr lit i'm 0orort SfiIdii elm feds
itDdiges 6dus eineeitiir5t, nobel neb-
rsre turbiIde 9agel0bner erfdlasen
purben. Ods 6aus tpar anfanglih
nur auf brei Stodnerfe berehnet, ba
aber bem 8auberrn @elb iibrig gebliez
ben par, sipang er ieinen raalfa",
nod brei Stodperte ouf3uIeben. Die
fer eritattete 9ln5eige Eel Der Baubez
bDroe unb baute nod BRET Stodfperte
in bic 0Dbe. Wan benfe iih cine nur
einen 3ieqel ftarte 9lubenmauer feds
Stodperte in bic 0Dbe aufiteigen! als
Das 0dus fertig mar, perlangte Der
8auberr, baB bas GrbgeIhob ourd
gntfernung Der Wtittelmauer su elmer
5ule ausseitaltet perbe. gfls man
bamit Beginner pollte. braf Das aarz
| tenhaus 5uiammen.
DAB bic SduIsr niht notbpenbiser
Weiie i'm 2otb iein miHen. ipie man
anberndrts irrtbiimli9 slaubt, bafiir
tpiro bier Der 8efpeis erbraht. 9m
9oloenen 9orn gtbt es cine Menge
6duier, bic nah born unb nan ieitz
iparts iiberbdngen unb bennoh niht
einftiir5sn, trob aIer GroitObe unb sez
tpaltthdtisen 9luftritte, Die iih barin
10 baufig abipielen. Sin sefGlises
yed6burbaus ober einise frdftige
Stiiben bdlten es. Das MprgenIanb
| bat eben ntht nur einen, ionbsrn Elm
ganaes 9uBenb S9uBengel, ionit
pdre es fhon ldnsft gan5 in Rauh
unb Jlammen aufsesansen ober in bic
Grbe perinnten pber in Shmub unb
Staub umgetommen.
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Smpfung eegen boIeru.
Die fran50iiicben 4er5ts g1icoGe, CO.
nor unb gonieil 6aben in Sunis Elm
Verfabren BON Ginimpfung lebenber
Mifroben CUR gr3ielune bon Smmuz
nitdt gsgen gbolera bsriu9t. SO perz
fonen, Die gum 9ienit bes paIteurs
Sritituts BON 5unis eeb0ren, baben
iih bem gerfahren unteripprfen. Sc
tpDbnli6 empfanben bic Geimpftsn
stpei 'Stunben ipdter Elm unnobliein.
beRen grf6einungen einem InfalI
BON Sumpffie6er Gbnli6 tparen, aber
Die StDrungen poren abseIsben bon
5pei Jauen am folgsnhsn Morgen
nSaig ii6ernunben. Rah 8erlauf Dor
5ebn Jagen fiibrten brei Der @eimpf-
ten lebenoe Gbolerabaaillen in Der
Waaen Elm unb erlitten nidt bic et,
rineite stDrung. prof. Rour bemerft,
su biefen 0eriuhen in Der pariie,
Mtabemie Der Wihenihaften. bab aus
elmer 10 ki6rdntten .3abl natiirlid
tein enbsiiltiser S9lub sesosen tper.
ben t0nnte; aber bief. eriten Deriuh,
tenten bod einen pihtigen Mus,
sansspvmt: fiit nsut Jorl4sussn bar
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81 :
Gliott Marfbau, Cree, an gtncins
noti Yanel Co., $50 SUB an Der Welt
3. Mp.; $4,000.
Margaret 8. Spra9dns an Mars
saret Rabenitein, 80 SUB on Craig
Ib., 81.
aalprenee $. &suoss an @uitap u.
Siiber, 81 Sub an Hodbale Qpenue;
81.
Sbps. g. Carroll an 9iIlie 5usrIt,
25 SUP an Sefferfon Np.; $1,000.
s. 9. .. Scarbprousb an llniOn
g. 9. Ii. s. Co., 8 Cots an @ranbin
Rpao (gine. gountrp Club; $780,
900
q. 8. 9ramble an eSennie 8. @obz
bcrb, AZ SUB an Der Waibinston
StraBe in Mabifpnpille, 81.
6erbert Sec an Mnna Monlep, so
5ub an Sbierpatprp Hoab; 81.
Sames 6. Wiopnep ar syranf 80.
@ibipn, cine Got an Winslop Qbenue;
81.
5bos. 6. Sern on Gb. 6. 8rnan,
45 SUB an Der WsorriIon Ipenue in
McbiionpilIe; 81.
Sames 6. Mponen On 9uitap Qo@
rera eine Got an Winslop Mpenus;
81.
SerIelbe an Gbparb Sacob, eine
SO! on Winslop Mpenue; ST.
Mliee 6. Duttpn an pbilip q. Mrmz
Itrons, Got 20 in 3. .. 8arton's 8
llnlerabtbeilung; 81.
p6oenir Club on 8uIineB Mens
Glub Co., 12O SUB an Der Siiboitz
Ode Der 9. uno gtaee Strabe; $40,=
600.
WarD 6. Woelfel on Marp Nnne
Stlider, 35 SUB an !9erbert Mpenus;
81.
Marp ssorbus an NeIlie SO. @reens,
eine Got an yiiber Ipenue; 81.
Caroline 9. 6dle an 8eo. 9riess
buber, eins Got on ShralI Strabe;
ISL.
Dapib Ridarbion on gbas. g. III
mec, got 20 in Der Htperpletp Snno
llnlerabtbeilung; 81.
g. M. Cooper an gb. g. airi9
25 SUB an 8ietor Strabe; 81.
5reb. G9. WilIon on Winnie Stege:
nerer, eine Got an Der 2inDoof
Roab; ST.
2ilie 6. glarf an 5onnette 3
Mcnoban, atpei 2ots on Sbieruatort
Rodo; 81.
marp Shnibt on Wm. s. glitfsl
cine Got an Sauer Qlpenue; 81.
Wm. Strunt, 9ruitee, on gatb
Sdott, cine 2ot an Greenbale 2lD.
$2125.
BRADFORD perin II. u. an Nnnc
2pdep, cine Got an Der 8. unb Gin
Strabe; 81.
/ Cincinnati gount-p Club on Ginc
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