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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-11-01
KELLEY FOR CONGRESS

Patrick II. Kelley, OF Lansing, Is
tho nominee of the Republican party
for congressman-at-large from Mich
igan t5 taae Rational house Of rs2re
sentatives in Washington. Michigan
is called upon this year to elect one
man to Congress from the state al
large because OF the lack of oppor.
tunity to re-district the whole state
to provide for the additional member
that the state is entitled to under the
last census.
The Republican party of Michigan
10 peculiarly fortunate In that Pat
rick H. Kelley aspired to this posi-
ton and went before the people for
nomination in the primary. Few
men are better equipped to represent
an entire state in Washington than
is Mr.. Kelley.
He has been In public life for the
past dozen years or more, has been
the superintendent OF the states sys-
tenn OF instruction In its schools, has
done remarkably effective work as
special investigator Of taxation
matters, and served four years as
lieutenant governor OF Michigan.
In the latter capacity he presided
over the state senate at q time when
many matters of the utmost impor-
lance to the people were being passed
upon. 1t was largely due to his Arm
ness Of administration that Michigan
has a primary election law. 1t was
largely due to his influence and good
work that the 2-cent fare law as to
rates was adopted; and that 4
laws were passed to gov
ern telegraph and telephone COM
panies.
Mr.. Kelley delivered the Keynote
speech at the Republican state con-
vention in Detroit on Sept. "a; q
speech recognized throughout the
state as mastery presentation of
the issues OF the year and which
since has been printed and sent
broadcast over the United States. 1t
Is a safe assertion to make that as
from Michigan
Patrick II. Kelley will reflect credit
upon the Wolverine state, the Repub.
ican party, and himself.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-11-01
RECIPROCITY A DEAD ISSUE
Continued from page u

Taft, stating his views, has been pub
lished far and wide, but II Is worth
reproducing once more. insofar as Il
relates to. Reciprocity. 1t says in
part:
1T seems to me that what you
propose to do with Canada Is adj
mirable from every standpoint.
firmly believe in free trade with
Canada for both economic and
political reasons. AS you say.
labor cost Is substantially the
same in the two countries. 80
that you are amply justified by
the platform. Whether Canada
VIII accept such reciprocity l do
not know, but ii Is greatly to
your credit to make the effort.
1t may damage the Republican
party for awhile, but you will
surely benefit the party in the
end"
1t would have been difficult for Mr..
Roosevelt to have taken a stand more
firmly in favor OF Reciprocity than
the above, yet many of his followers
In this campaign are actively at work
trying to get votes In farming dis
tricts away from Taft and to Roose.
Welt on the ground that Taft favored
Reciprocity. The farmer, however.
is possessed of brains and common
sense and Is not so easily fooled as
these politicians imagine.
The Democratic party stood tw6.
years ago and stands today, for Rect.
procity for Canada The Democrats
In Congress were enthusiastic in their
support OF Reciprocity Woodrow
Wilson, their candidate for president
this year, declared in Munsey's Mag
azine of October, 1911: IL welcome
Reciprocity with Canada" In the
New York Times of December "a
1911, he said: II greatly regret that
the voters of Canada rejected Rect
procity."
Reciprocity Is dead issue. The
Democrats want to revive II. The
Republicans are opposed to reviving
1t. When 1t was live issue, Pres.
ident Taft's belief in it was based
largely on reports sent to him from
border states telling him that the
people OF those states favored it. For
instance, the governor of Michigan.
Chase S. Osborn, told him that the
great majority of Michigan farmers
wanted II.
= Reciprocity has no place In the
of 1912.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-11-01
CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS
George Alvin Loud.

Congressman George A. Loud, OF
Au Sable, has been nominated by
tenth district Republicans, for sixth
term in the national house of repre-
sentatives. Mr.. Loud has done much
good work for his district in the ten
years he has been in Washington.
That the Republican voters appreci-
ate It has been demonstrated by their
naming him again in the face OF a
hard primary fight to bestow the
nomination elsewhere.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-11-01
Francis o. Lindquist.

Eleventh congressional district Re-
publicans this year nominated F. 0.
Lindquist, of Greenville, to be their
representative in congress. Mr.. Lind
uuist showed great political strength
in the primaries by defeating Con-
gresham Dodds, who has been In
congress-for four years. With the
support of the loyal Republicans of
this district, Mr. Nndquist Will be
elected in November.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-11-01
CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS
Carl Mapes.

The fifth congressional district
long represented in the house by viii.
liam Alden Smith, now senior U. s.
Senator from Michigan, will this year
dispense with the services OF Demo
crat and elect Carl Mapes, Of Grand
Rapids, the Republican nominee. Mr..
Mapes Is member Of the present
Michigan state senate and has demon
strated to the whole state that he Is
entitled to advancement to the ma.
tional congress-. He Is one Of the best
known men In the fifth district and
1t Is confidently expected that he will
be chosen in the coming election.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-11-01
n. Olin Young.

The twelfth congressional district.
which consists of the entire upper
peninsula of Michigan, has been faith
fully and ably represented in con-
gress for the past ten years by II.
DIN Young, of Ishpeming, and the
Republicans of his district have shown
their great confidence In him by again
naming him for congress. Congress-
man Young's record ensures his re-
election.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-11-01
TAX DOESN'T FIX
PRICEON SUGAR
European Syndicates Take Care
of That.
FREE TRADE AVAILS NOTHING

v. s. Government Must Keep Tariff
:, on Sugar Since All Other Nations
Tax the Product-Governmen Gets
$5S,ooo,0oo Per Annum-Loss Of
This Only Change Likely With Re-
moval Of Tariff.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-11-01
Louis c. CHAMPION.

The seventh congressional district
has been given an opportunity this
year to send to the national house of
representatives one of the most ca.
pable Of the younger men of Michi-
gan, l.. G. Champion, of Lapeer. His
record in the legislature as con-
structive law-msker recommends him
to all voters, regardless of political
Affiliations, and Republicans lof this
district declare that he will BE elect.
cd because of this
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-11-01

Taft, stating his views, has been pub.
lished far and wide, but 1t Is worth
reproducing once more. insofar as It
relates to. Reciprocity. 1t says in
part;
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-11-01
Samuel w. Smith.

The sixth congressional district
Will undoubtedly reflect Sam"
Smith, OF Pontiac, who has made a
national reputation in the 16 years
that he has represented this district
continuously. Few men have SO well
earned reelection by their congress
sional services as has Congressman
Smith.
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sldltnna, sRcpnblifancr,

9ssnhem bic 4Sroareiiibc 4'ortft
fctne aanoioatelt fir Gepatp s[ilci-
inrs fir 9oitslas GountD nontinitt
bat
Sci eS beidloiien, baB mir, oaS
regltG1re Gouttp Gcntrnlfontite be.
iooter 8rugreiiiner Gartei, oas icbt
III Siblmg III. bierniit bic berIdie.
oenen &oitoioateit fir GepittD slir
ieiiorS fir 9oungIaS Goniltp, i1ontis
nirt 0llr6 Bic rcpitblifailifd)e Nar-
tei, inooIiiren un0 erlud)elt Gle
Trogreiiioen fir beinste Sadu6iod.
ten al itinmer, iiiSem iie EN- &rels
II, benz eroBen arcis 6ereit Gonicll
geaenitber lnadeit
ssd) beIheiiliqe bier0llrdl. 0oB
Oies cine ipahre 9lbihrift eiller pont
Gol:ntn GeutrnIfoinifc nn 81. Sf.
tober 1912 0ngenomuereu MeloIlt.
tion ift.
(@e5eidnet) So9n 9. Selaren,
Sefrstar Der AroareiIincls yartei
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|0OtflbrQno in
ST. lonis!
Sine Ierion brrbranHt nnS % On.
ocre erleioen gcrletnn9en.

ct. Souis. 2. 9lopembcr. Scuic
0lorgen 5u iriiber Shm0e brad, in
eillem Der ieiniten ,SaniIienbotcIs
Ger StaOt. Dem Berlin, Elm ra.
piSc umiidgreifcHoes sseuer aus.
Gin an SdIniloiigfcit IeibcHoer
@aIt entbedte es unO gab gIlarnl.
Us woren f50 @Gitc I'M SoteI, oic
III wiloer Sait uad oen 6enitcrn
lnO glusgGngen itiir5ten. Gicle lie.
ben iidb nn ans gettiidern 6croe.
itcIIten Striden berab; SSrauen
iprangen ans Den 6enItern uno
Uur0en bon ben 5euerpebrIellten
dufgeion1en.
Gin @oit. ga. 6. GougIas, 9ircf
tor Der ct. 2ouis Union 3ruit So,
fnr6 Oen Zoo IN 6en SSIonrmen.
gllbert @enret, iriiberer 2eutnant
Niq. Green uno 3. $. gowls6p
iulroen ihiuer imO 90 @1Ite Ieibt
berlcbt.
Ger Oen @aitcn 3ugeiiigtpr edJa
Acn betrGgt 100000, Der Sdaocn
an Dem Sotel belduit iih auf $3.50.
000
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@eiormaticnsfeit.
Sunntns arphe 5eier bieiiser ea'
tbernnr i'm Nnoitorinm.

0onneritag ipnren 800 Sabre
bergnngen, oaB Martin 2ut9er, Dot.
tor Der 8beoloaie an @ittenberg,
am 81. Sttober 1917 al Die oortigc
SdIobfird,c eiue fiiniunOneun3ig
lbeien nnidlug. 9ieier Gag Gilt
ais 9e9inn Der Reformation, uno
in Der ganjcn eipiIiiirten 8eIt ipirO
rieler MenOepunft IN Der 4eligions.
9eididte BON ben 2iltberanern felt.
lid bcgongen peroen.
Iud bier in Omaha baben 0ie
Sutberaner infaIienoe glnitaItefi
aetroffen. Morgen, Sonntaq, ipiro
i'm sluoitorirm lun 2 ltbr 30 Wtin.
9ladlmittagS cine eenteiniame SIC.
fornationsfeier a6gebalten iperoen,
luno 5lpar inter 2eiiitng bon Serrn
Gaitor 6. Z. Otto bon Der belit.
iGen lutberiiden ct. GauIs Stride
Die slniprahen tperoen in oeiltid)er
mo III engIiider Sprnd)e gebaIten
mcroen, lmo 8uar ,piro Serr 9a.
Itor q. 20. 8oIter bon Srenlont,
9eeb., Die oeutide rno Serr BRO.
iclior g9. s. Z. Gan bon Goncoroia
t6eologiiden Semirnr in ct. Souls
ole cn9liide gleoe baIten. Gin
arober 0iaiiendor miro eneIiidc
nno oeiitide 2ieoer portragen. geint
Morgengottcsoienit tperoen 6ie Sa.
itoren IN alien Llitberiiden airden
Die Reformation sim Cert iFrer
Yre0igten m1blen.
SSsn Der Oeutiden Bresbpterioner-
Tir6e miro gieihfalls cine @ebenf.
feier itattiin6en. 8Gbren6 sic
gresbpterianer Sobn Cabin ais
Sen 8riin6er ibrer Stride betradl.
ten, tperoen Die 9eutIden oieies
@laubensbefenntnilies nit oem gu.
theranern feiern. Baitor. sSobn r.
Mleller bon aemmer, sSsa., lit ourd,
Gaitor Sulius s. Sftpar5 eingeIa.
zen lporoerl Die SeItpreoist Su bol.
ten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-02

cen bic uollitGnoigrn gcridtc oer
llniteo 4rrb, Die Den 9cpcit)cnoicnit
Der Gmoba 3ribiine lieicrt, gleid
nad ibrem Gtntreiien Dem perianl-
melten Eublifinn perleicn perOen.
gSir boifen inicre ganje 2eier.
ianilie an oieiem gIbeno in Der
SnIle periantIneIt 5u ieDen. S8ir
aIait6eu, oaB Dies oas crite Wial
it, oab cine oeutidc 3eitlmg in
Oieiem Sanoe fir ibre 9eier iorgt,
mas MIR benefit, odb bic IdgIide
Smdba 5ribiiuc feine Soften
iGeut, ibrcn 2eiern baS geIte 5ll
tieten, mas geboten perOen fam.
9llio man iinbe ii6 9icnItag
9lbeno 5um GInpfang Ser ggabl.
oepeiten III Der S1ngcrballe elm.
Saslide Gmaba Sribiine.
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Gampagnt-CriA
gtgfn Morfbta6!
Sin lester gerindJ, linn Gimme,
ab5ninseir Der aber febI.
idlaesm iulltc.

gSas mir Idngit erudrtetcrL III
cingetroffen: gegen oen beinofrottis
id)en @oiipernelirsfanoioatcn Worc.
beao baben Die poIitiihen Weaner
oaS 5eler Der Stitfbolllbel croft.
net. 9ie Omaha 1tiniiteriaL llniort
iene 8ereirigung BON 3eIoten, mel.
DIE al Der Staot Omaha fem gliteS
Saor Idbt uno imner beItrebt lit,
Den gliten gtarlcn Der Staot in ben
aotb 5u 5ieben, 5eist inn Die Gift.
s1bne uno beriudt, inn Stiirunelr
abipenitig 5u MAIDEN. sSn eircr
fbipaden Stllnbe bat jidb Serr
Worebeao perleiten laiiet, on Yo-
flor u. s. Douglas einen Brief ali
ihreiben, in tpeIdem er iid) gegeIt
Ben @ioerruf oes 8 ltbr ShIub.
geieses ausipridt. 9ieier Mpnit
ltnb anSere ieines Gelihters bolten
gu @ouberneur glIori6, einem
0tann, Der ourh gsort ufl6 Chat
Omaha ntebr geIfdoigt bat, ipie
irgenO Elm 6eino imierer StaOt 5it
tbum i'm Stanoe 1T. 9e5boB fat
Coughs ienen 9rief, tpelden
Morebeao an i'm peridtet, berofient-
Iidt, I'M ibm Stimmen ab5iioger.
gs tit Elm geneiner Grid; in0eIlelt
or itebt in Der @ablcanlpagne I'M.
ierer Sta0t nibt pereilt3eIt 90. Sir
erinnern MIR an bie glusfdIle, ipel-
dc geget @taDor Oablntnn eenldAt
muroen.
Stun mir fennet Serrlt Weores
Eeno uno ipiiien, oaB er ein 5rcrno
Gmabu's lit uno cine abdnoeriutg
oes 8 llbr SdIubgeieseS iofpeit
Omaha in 9etraft fornnlt, ipdrn
befiirtportet. gs lit llniinn, 3li
glanben, oaB bas @eies, ipeIdes auf
ben gan5en Staat 8e5itg bat, in
Ser nGditen 2egislatur ni0errlfall
mer6en miro. Gin Mioerriif lit
Elm Cling Scr llninogli1feit, 10 febr
0as aid niele 8itrger fDiiitihen.
9agegen iIt cine 9[b1noeruilg niGlt
nur moglif, ioll6ern tpobrineinIid).
9fuf oieie stbdnoeritng, iotpeit tie
hie grobereit St6ote anbetrtfft, lit
Iforebeao perpflihtet, anf feiren
Der mie geiagt, Der poll
tiifet Gage nadl unntogIi1 ct.
iteint. Morebea0's 8rief entbGlt
fein @ort 0oB er geget oie g(b1ll.
Oerunq un0 0eilOerlmg 0es @eieseS
lei nto nur oorlun bnn6elt es iid).
8esbalb Ialie man id) bltrd 0ieien
@abItrid nidt binter's 2idt fill
rem ion0erl itimme fir Morebcno.
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gntumu6iL ii6eridllaat i'd.

Gin glutomobil nit Den Screen
@iaiom u. gollrfe, Soiporo grun-
ning Soc @agner mo MiHnel 5.
@ibion, nqe bon Gma6a, ols SSn.
iaiicn, ii6eridlug iif geitern 1od-
mittng 5lpei Yieilen Oicsieits bon
Omaha, ais es eincn iteiIen glb-
hdng binlunterilbr mO oie gremic
periagte. Die bier SSniaiien lpur.
Den iammtIid Binausgrporien. glm
idlinn1ite1t berleBt pitroe Serr @i6.
ion Der Nirtb oes @ibion Buffet,
500 iiiol. Is. StraBc, ulo Scrr
8agHer, Elm gfngcitcIIter ser aruo
grouerei. Die slnoeren fomen nit
Dem Shreden oapon. SSn einenl
anocren 9lutomobif .fe6rte oie Sc
icaidaft nad Omaha 5uriid.
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Sinale Sarer in Smala.

einer ser begeiItertlten iln0 reid.
lien glnbanger Der Senrb @eor9e
SingeI Tdr gieformibee, Der bief.
fahe Wlilionar SSoiepb iSels, be.
finoet fid alif elmer IropaganSa-
reiie ulto illdt alt6 bier in omaha
2lnbdnger 5ll finoen.
gefanntlib erboffen oie single
Carer bon Der alleinigen geiteue.
ritng oes @runo uno 8o0ens, imo
swar baitptiGdIid oes lmbenust oa-
liegenoen, cine eriinoli6e 9Oiung
Der iociolen 5rage. S56re 96eorie
Qebt bapon aus, BOB oIle @ertbe
fire llrqueQe in Der @roe ielblt
Eaben, uno oaB ale ltebel Ser
Sanoipefulation un6 Ser Gereini-
glmg oes 2anoes in penig SGnoe
eit5nihreiben iin6.
Serr Sells bate cine 5tpeiItiin-
6iae anreaenoe llnterbaltlmg nit
Sen StabtfomnliIidren. Gr iagte
nen Serren neben nielen anoeren
telebrenoen 9tngen, ouf peIde
@eiie iie iid auf INNER i'm 9[mte
balten fonnteu. @or glGem iollte
cine &agne einqeleitet lperoen,
neinte Serr Sells, 2anbeinit)abun-
0en ieoes Sabr mO niht ale bier
Sabre porGtnebmen. Berionlihes
@ieent6im iollte niht belteuert
peroen. IS ioIlte bas i'll SouTton,
Eeros einaeiiibrte Splteln bas
bier5rlanoc Ser Single Ear am
nddlten fomlnt, ein9efiibrt per0en.
@enn bieie Hefornen III Smabo
6lrfgefiibrt niiroen tpiirbe Oma-
ia IN 20 Sabren eine balbe MiiI.
lion Giltwobner 5dblen meiltt Serr
6els. Gabei braufte peoer Ser
faiiung nod 5taatsgeiese ge6noert
iperoen. gad ietner 9tnitdt ipiiroe
Die 9lrnutb init ginfiibrmg Ser
Singie Gar berIdapinoen. 9aS ie-
tige Steneripitem madte nur Gig.
ner imO Oiebe aus oeli 2euten. Sells
eriutte Den Staotrat6 Inn slnnob-
me eincr Heiolution, ipelde bnS
Single Gar Gpitem onnimmt Gr
luiiroe Oen 4erret ore 9iciic 1lodl
Soulton be5ablen, bontit iic iidy
ront oprtiacll Sbitrm iiber5eliecn.
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sSliest bon GmaGa nadj glciu
Grlcans.

9(m @littpo6 gtadnlittag Inn 4
llbr miro elmer Der erfolgreidItcn
6Iieeer, Conn SSames, bonn Moo
ano @un Club III ieiren1 Sporo-
plane einen Sling na6 Stem Srlcons
antreten. Gr miro Sen 21llfen OeS
@tiiiouri lm0 0tiIiiiiippi foIepn
Ger omaha Commercial glltb, reip,
oos sSoo0nell Of fife Norlol@e-
b0ltoe, iiber peldeS er oabinfliegcu
miro, gilt als slusgan9Spunft iri.
mes langen GSIuees. Gr miro iidJ
allf in beut aanIoS gitD CONNER
cial Club lu0 in Der Nelp Orleans
Sonoelsfanuner eiil5eidnetl. Gin
9(iitomobil miro BON Omaha ntt0
bpn &anios Gitp aus Oen sSliegcr
an Sdnelligfeit 5u iibertreffen lit-s
den. Sames beubii6tigt, eiltet
neiten 3eitrcforo bel Sem 1900
Wteilen Sluge ST etablireit. Ser
erlte s(ufetnbalt miro in ct. So.
iepb, @to., gelnaft. 9ie @faidins
lit ein 8enpiIt 8ipldne bon SO
Sieroefraften, altsseitattet nit cis
nem slpparat, Inn auf bent sgaiier
bobinsugleiten. @ier Getiollcn bos
ben HlaB oariit.
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enh.cmnhn.

llutcr ben 9lnipi5ieu oes 0eutid.
amerifaniihen oentofrotiiden alubs
iiiloet morgel gsacbuHttna III Der
9iccmen Snae cine oenofratiihe
Mciienuerinnunliuig itatt. Scrr sc.
Drii miro oen goriib fii6ren. ser.
rorrasenbe 9leOner ioipie &anOioa.
len Der 0cmofratiihen Bdrtei mer.
zen glnipraden balteu. glud) Scr
geiianmlinia fiunet i'm Sooltpt.
qnarticr oes aLuhs cir geirQipes
geiianmrnIein iiatt.
sc. Sell GalOcn, ol25 N.2tr.
@eiieS Bier. sseiner sSrcillmd.
geptider 9ej,Al iuiIifomnelL
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Gcltorben.

eSrl gllter bon 45 SSn6ren lit
an Sreitag, Den 1 gtooember, sSobn
Sdiinoler, iii iiIol. 8. StraBe,
on elmer aomplitation BON aranf.
heitcn geitorben. Sdinoler ipnroe
III Gtiraao ge6oren mo fam ais
tleines ainO nit ieinen gItern
nadI Gmaba ipo er, inmterbro9en
eelcbt hot Gr lpor in Sen Il, y.
Sterilization beidGitigt uno 5eitnets
lid fnNI 6leiB mlo Strebiamfeit
aus uno beiaB eilen aroBen 6repn.
ecStrcis Seine Nittpe puo Strei
Sdjpeltcrn Scr tSrau G9as. Gang
mo Niretleu 5hinoler iiberlebcn
ign S1inolcr geborte ST Sc65ei.
ten hcm @erman.glmerican Camp
u 8 u. l0l, Ionic Der Winiifar
Union an Inter beren 9flipi3ieti
Die Icerhiging ntorgen (Sonnta3)
nm 9 llGr g'ahmittaos bonn 8raler.
Ganic oils itnttfinoet. Den tlaucrn.
0an &intlrblie6enen infer gciIeio.
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Wablna6ri9tfn 1ir Die lf(fr
oer Gdgli6tn Omaha Cribine!

Sic GGslidc Omaha aribiinC
labt feline (Sclegenbeit boriibrrae,
ZEN, ibreu 9eiem ole @eItcrcianilie
cbenio id)nea 81 beridten, wie Oic
engliihen 3eitlmacu.
9o Der 9lusfoa Der 9rGiioenten.
irabl arobercs Sntereiie ais ie Su.
Dor beanipruden miro, bat Oie 51a.
iide Omaha 8ribiine Oaiiir aciorat,
oaB ibre Seier Die geridte iiber bic
@abI iton 9ienitaa 9(6eno erbaIten
lueroen. Sic bat oie S1nger6anc
1920 5arnam StraBe iiir bieien
Slued erlangt unO Inoet birrlnit aae
Seicr lmO 6reluoe Der 3citing elm,
lid Gieuiiag glbenO BORT einSufiu,
oeu. Die Sale beiinoet lid i'm
3. Stod oes @eb1uoes brett ii6er
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