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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-03
IN
BATTLE PRACTICE
six Members OF CAhdnst watch untssd
statss ships Tear Scrssns
Into EAftsru.

on BOARD L. s. &. WYOMING. Flag
snip Atlantic Fleet. southern Drill
Roads. Va. April 2.-Uncle Sans great
est dreadnouxht. the wyoming with SIN
members OF President wilson's cabinet
FLORIDA ana North Dakota. into sat tie
practice to-day. BY turns the dread
Soughts. with nachine-like precision.
which bodied Up and down on the rolling
sea.
When the signal cease firing finally
was ilassed from the Wyoming and the
the canvas screens.2i by % feet. Mere
torn into tatters. Definite scores were
Sonid he rn nhsi mo more accurate estimates
from Secretary OF the Navy Daniels
down. were impressed visibly. Daniels
showed his qualification by visiting the
turrets and personally congratulatine
the crews.
This was the last day OF battle prac-
tce.
on the bridge of the Wyoming were
secretary OF the Navy Daniels. Secretary
OF the Treasury McAdoo. Secretary OF
the Interior Lane. Secretary OF Labor
wilson; Secretary OF Agriculture Hous-
was the first opportunity many OF these
OFFICIALS ever had 10 be- aboard "A big
fighting ship when her batteries were I'M
chine-like precision with which the men
worked and the guns Numbered their
Secretary Naniels. with binoculars at his
eyes. followed the flight OF the smells
Fine. fine. was his comment as the
projectiles hit the mark.
The SIX members OF the cabinet had
their ears stuffed with cotton while the
wyoming 10 and - inch guns. only a
few feet away. roared out shells. The
Wyoming fired over 30 shots.
Miss Eleanor Wilson, daughter o,
President Wilson. and the wives and
families Of the cabinet members on IN.
Wyoming. were on board the Idaho which
followed the ships on the firing line bu;
took no part In the shooting. II was
CoEs.cerei too dangerous on the Wvo-
ming tor the women. although most OF
them protested that they were not afrai
aud insisted uTon being on one OF the
hiring ships.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-03
SPOTS LEADS
IN TRAP SHOOTING

NEW YORK. April 2.-R. l.. SPOTS.
OF the New York Athletic club, who
was one of the all-American team of
trap shooters that won Olympic hon
ors at Stockholm last year led a field
OF $50 wing shots in the 200 target
event at Traversist and today with 1873
breaks. a remarkable high score con-
sidertns had weather conditions. An
other Olympic visitor ID. r. Mcmahon.
OF the home club was second with l7g
and G.. \. Hobart. OF Patterson. y. j.,
third with 17S.
Today's event served as a prelimin-
AIRY for the National Amateur Champ.
ionship shoot OF 200 targets. which
will be decided over the same traps
tomorrow and for which over $50 en-
tries have been received. An itear
city between teams OF ten men each
was decided on the results OF the pre-
liminary shoot today and won by New
York with a total OF l70S. Boston was
second with 1892 and philadelphia
third with 1909 out of 1000 targets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-03
CHECK ARTIST
Is ARRESTED

CLARKSBURG. W. Va. April a.
Charged in a fugitive warrant with
having obtained money under false
pretenses. from the First National
hank OF Williamsburg. Pa. stephen
HaTrick. II young man who came here
short time aGo from Fairmont. has
been arrested and jailed here by Har-
~ Nrtoy. a Pittsburgh detective. Mrs.
liamrIck is also wanted on the same
charge but the detective found her a
patient in "a CiarksburE hospital and
she Will not ht taken 10 Williamsburg
until she -C"oVcrs. II Is stated tina.
a series O: bad checks figure in the
Charg-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-03
BOTH KILLED
Dllonvaie Couple Struck by W. & 1.
{. Train Near Their Home Yes
terdsy Afternoon.

Andrew Lutz and wife. aEcd IS and
30 respectively, residents OF Dillon
vale. o. were instantly killed Ecstor-
day afternoon hen struck by a
Wheeling and Lake Erie train near
thc.r homo. The aged couple had
been visiting relatives Who lie fcN
miles NJ the railroad tracks from Dil-
louvaio and we're walking the tracks
on their vav home when fhe accident
occurred. they failing To- hear the APP
preach ~ the oncominC train and 'hc
engineer ~ the train failinE 20 see
them ~ the accident occurred on a
bend in tho tracks Tho bodies ~
neither pf the uufortunafes were man.
gIod and tre remains were removed
20 'lcir home iu DHlobvale. whore "a
double funeral viii be held upon date
ser 90 b. decided
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-03
SMITH WINS
FROM HOGAN

PARIS. April Jeff Smith. the
American middleweight puSilist. to
night practically knocked out the
Frenchman. Adrian Hogan at the Cir
que De Paris. The end came in the
eleventh round. When Hogan was
helpless on the ropes. his second
sprang into the ring and carried him
crt.
The bout was scheduled for twenty
rounds. Smith outClassed Hogan and
dropped him TO the foorscvpral times
with heavy swings. In tho eleventh.
Smith landed a terrific right. which
literally stunned the Frcnchman. who
stood swaying. with his arms hang
ing at his sides. unable 10 offer any
defense TO the rain Of blows. Then
his seconds came 10 his rescue. while
the spectators hooted the referee for
not stopping the fight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-03
Msonic Club Ducks.
PHILLIES WIN

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Aprtl I'm
n close and well played game. the Phil
.Hrlphia Americans defeated the local
NSuouais today by IN" score OF . 10
me pitching was The feature OF the
game and Bush. recently acquired bv
the Aih!et!cs. had shade the best OF
~" Ath'eiics also won the open
INK game of tae spring series ves,er-
cav. score.
American ... 10000 no1-2 q
Natioral .... d" q o o o o q II : 1
Fati ,ri"s Bush and Thomas. Chal .
n, -. Marshall. Maver and Doom. Kil
-i'E- Cmpires. Connolly and KLEIN.
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HEETER ASK FOR LEAVE
OF ABSENCE, GRANTED

TT SBT HUH. Ia, Anr!T IS !.
Heeter, superintendent of the Public
Schools of Pittsburgh. indicted yeStcr-
day by the grand jury on two serious
charges preferred by Ethel wv Fisher.
a maid employed IN the Heeter house
hold. late today asked for and was
granted a leave of absence by the
board OF public education until my
innocence is established In the indict-
ments now foGnd against me
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-03
Brother
Moose"

Owing N the flooded condi-
ton in this CITY fhc Moose Parade
and Class Initiation has been post
roncd until Satu. day night April
1th. and the Chartcr will remain
open 90 the $500 fee until after
The parade
Don't fail 90 be on hand. rs We
have a class Of over 600 new mem
hers to take into the Order
Candidates for membership
form ~ rho Club House. az e 20
o.clock. old members form 40 the
Market Auditorium az the same
hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-03
NO OBSERVANCE
Nc Services Held by Local Greeks in
Honor Of the Late King George,
Whose Funeral Was Yesterday.

No services were held by local
Greeks yesterday IN Observance % the
funeral ~ the late King George. who
was assassinatcd several DAYS ago in
Salonlka Tho funeral was held yes
terdav in Athens Greece
Had q not been FOR tho recent Good
there would probably have been some
local Observance iu memory ~ tho
late Monarch. but a. the restaurants
and other Crock Establishments have
recently opened after being closed be
cause ~ the hiGh waters. 70 WIS de-
ridci 10 hold no special services in
this city a. this time
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MEETING
Annual Congregational Neetino 81
second Presbyterian Church VIII
Be Held April 18Th

OWING 20 'he corf3 On caused by
'f" recent food. Tho annual rorrre.
g1iiotfI meeting ~ fhn Second Pros.
nF'"rian church which vaa '1 rqvo
'"'n bold h.' evening was postponed
unil "wednesday ov'u.ur. April I.
NarIHi. orranflfior. V1f submit re
ports ~ fhe IH.t tesra business. aud
trustee. 500 ir objected
On N"dn. ilr evening 1prf %
hu .'n" nicotine ~ fio Sunday school
q" 'h" second rreshtfortu church
'iI Do h"id Tor t.c purpose OFT elect.
Zoo" n'f'ra ofh'r matters of e. r,'.f.
100 nature Will pos transacted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-03
VANCE CHURCH
Congregational Meeting Held BY Mem
bers % Woodsdsle Presbyterian
Church "Wednesday Evening.

Tho annual meeting AZ tho ConFrcts
CATION Of tire VauDc Memorial church.
AZ Woodsdalc. WIS held last eventrR
and reports Of ire various officers and
departments wore read The meeting
WIS ono ~ tho largest attended Of any
ever held By the congregation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-03
ISSUE CHALLENGE
. Thirteen-Y esr-Old Ball player,
Want TO Arrange for Baseball
Games for the Seaeon-

4"H Scndctl'ford hall team. com
I's'd ~ Laos under f3 wears os age
nav" ISSUED q sweeping challeur. yes-
tfTnaF &" teams ~ similar ages in IN.
gieirirt. The bows nav. confidence Ia
~! "hiil'y 20 play ball and want -
ni'"' any team under % Years old
Arrangemcnts for the game ~nn no
nHd" by calling s2i4 Bell phone. he
tween tho hours Of and . O'Clock In
fl, evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-03
DEMAND THAT MURDERER or
AMERICAN Dc PUNISHED

WASHINGTON. April An inver.
fi-lfo0 hv the American embassy %
Mexico city into fhe killing 81 Albert
81 Lawrence. an American citizen.
fTs developed tho Information that
Lawrence was shot Monday nighf hr
ono uf his employees 90 Tofrcro. IN the
state ~ Vera cruz Tho embassy has
demanded that Tho MEXICAN govern
mont arrest and punish whoever g. rc.
apon eibie for the murder
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-03
LOCAL BROKERAGE
FIRM oissoLVEs

Tho merchandise brokerage ffm oi
Cuwmi3a and Hastings has been dis-
solved hs fin mutual cOusru' W the
partners and Nr George Hastings has
Withdraw % fr.w fh. firm The bust
mess will uov O. carried ON solely hy
Vr CummIu.. wlo VIII retain the OLD
hcId1u1rf, 81 the urm In fhr city
Rank binding
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-03
'-ook to Your PLUMBING.

You know what happens in a house
in which the plumbing is in poor con
diticn-everybody in the house is liza
BILE TO contract typhoid or some other
fever. The digestive organs perform
the same functions In the human body
as the plumbing does for the house.
and they should be kept in first class
condition all the time. II YOU have any
trouble with your digestion take
Chamberlain Tablets and YOU are
certain TO get quick relief. For sale
by all dealers Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-03
COUNTY WILL ERECT TUBERCULOSIS
HOSPITAL FOR INFIRMARY PATIENTS
COMMISSIONER HAVE SELECTED
SITE FOR NEW BUILDING.
Will Be Built Along Most up-to-Date
and Sanitary lines-8uild on
Infirmsry Grounds.

At the meeting OF the board OF
held yesterday morning the site for
the tuberculosis hospital on the
county poor farm in Elm Grove was Sc
lected and plans that were outlined
some time ago were decided upon. The
building will occupy a space 40 by "a
feet and will be located to the west
of the present buildings. filling a space
directly in the rear OF the grounds
that separated the main building and
infirmary hospital. Stakes for the
building we're driven yesterday.
The new building will be for the
care OF tuberculosis patients and con-
tagious diseases only. and the other
hospital building on the grounds will
continue TO he used for all persons
suffering with other diseases. The
new building will be two stories in
height and built along the most mod
ern lines for care OF such diseases
as tuberculosis. The kind of material
tn be used in its construction has not
been decided upon. but II is thought
that this matter will be taken up soon.
and arrangements will be made for re-
ceiving bids for the work.
Floor Plans.
The first floor will be so constructed
that there will be ward for men.
an office. private toilet. shower bath
and on the second floor a ward for
Women. private toilet and shower bath
In addition 10 sun porch that will be
located in the northeast corner OF the
building. This porch will be so ar
ranged that the windows on the two
sides can be thrown open or kept
closed. just as the occasion calls for
In each ward Il beds will be placed
and plenty OF working space will be
provided. but in case OF necessity
the building could accommodate 80
invalids easily without overcrowding
Just as soon as the details are com
plcted plans will be placed before con-
tractors and bids asked for. as such an
institution is much needed al the in
Urinary. where there are now several
tuberculosis patients. and il is felt
that they should he placed in a separ-
ate building from that In which other
invalids are located. There has been
crying need for such an institution
here. and the erection OF the same by
the county will be a God send TO the
poorer citizens. who are not in a
position 10 take care of themselves as
they should.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-03
SMITH WINS

NEW YORK. ,prr .unbosr
Smith fHr C.Hf1rnr fst,.e...sf
Fnn. k'i r.- fr.i N.kH. OFF rtlada
r '.. ."fH round .ft .,ataulrd 10
round bout ler. tonight
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Gil AND GAS

The Wet Virginia and southeastern
p-i' iie.ds are completing verv f"w
MtIs ana Lave very little new work
Sldt tis Tn" heavy rains Tat caused
- muCh damage placed ta- roads Iu al
illpaSslbit condition and work that
should have been started VIII ne ,!,IsvaI
Tor some Wceks The flood PLAYED some
queer parnks. At the Eureka PIPE Line
,i"mp%nyt Thisi-s PUMPKINS station. .
where above Sist'fsvillc and lodged on
to stop 80 the station. W4-a the wa'er
feCei'd ne derrick remained ia that
position A. another plac. en- ron tank
was tloatci se,eraI hundred feet ana d..
posted "u top ~ another tank taAt Ia
not moved from it, foundation.
on Walkers creck. Walker district.
Wood county. u" wood county Fuel y
Gas company has drilled 80. 3 on the
fepps-tiarduer farm through TIE Big
mum sand ana found - barren. \ good
snow u 90. was deve lop.d 30 the salt
SAND and Z viii Pee tested from that level
am - expected % make barre.
pumper.
on Stiweil crock Mon district. the
sleepy bii Company has TIf 80 = on the
y :. NeweTy farm % pumping from fte
second COW Luu sand. ana DO ls 10 lght
produce Du the same stream. the BiF
Foul til lomrsr! las completed 80.
'n f1r :. p A'eiuan farm through the
-. uI OK E1u SAND ana hae a. dusfer
NJ, 'ormi's q 60. ha'" drilled their ser-
ord test uu 90" Iatflrk bIfrisu farm
throuEt %" second tou Run sand. and
have buster br I.u4r'. flu. con Cdou
= williamson lfr dilI.u- So 10 Ola tie
Kelly estate to t.e E.fea srit
ON sugar .rr'k. ltf. .ri'r district.
OIL I" 900 tl" COW % 'r sHri 90 e test or
tho Isaac Williamson farm. ON s-|a .trs,.
ran. tHe MatamolI. oI a Gas company
o. dl" ir The ~eil 10 test ou the ". %.
'uUanr lodge farm Tho " 'uouuaheia
90. tHuuuf. .fs started fH NrIl 80 20
ana has the -ir completed far So 80 On
fHc MaEusf Jam. Nu A4l i.i-k
rur. W Is .u District Keller a M4rar!tN
or" i4g in tie -tn.I 80 "a T." "ni irst On
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-03
Y. ". c. A. NOTES
The Embroidery and Dressmaking

The Embroidery and Dressmaking
classes will not meet this evening.
Miss Greenwood will meet the Ad-
vanced class OF Juniors in the Gym
nasium at O'Clock this afternoon. all
members are urged TO be present for
the final arrangements OF the Cere-
monial meeting will be made.
The High school and Advanced class
as will meet as usual at : and S
O'Clock respectively.
The Gym party which was post
poned on account OF the food will be
given Friday evening April 4th at *
o'clock. All members Of the Evening
classes are cordially invited 10 be pres
ent.
Gym Schedule.
Thursday - Advanced Nniors.
Thursday IS High School.
Thursday So Advanced
Friday - Grammar School Girls.
Saturday lO-ll Juniors
Saturday HIP Advanced Juniors.
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tHNMIAiGN. ii's. April o IN Tho
i's' sainr 40 'he series vi'h tho T.rf
v"rsify ~ Illinois basoIaI tam Oh.
. 100 Ton Americans won ipf,0
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BOWlitl 9
Musee Ten Pin League.
Llbertys

TouigHt--Intellig.ucr " \.vr,, k
wing To a number e tho teams being
N''p sufferers. several post puned games
remain Z" be rolled and ~ sam" can be
r"h"d TINS week the new league will
start Monday. April :. and ~ not. II will
- postponed 1rt'l Monday. April -
ei' "f" several Nacancies in the Duck
~ League any teams desiring 20 enter
shpD4I do - at one.
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Eriiherer WarinepifiSier uadl elHs1n
Sauatprinm sebradt.

Ger berittene 8erfe9rspolt3llt Sat
ion plroe geitern Jtat)urtttag OH Der
). llno Walnut StraBe Don elmer aus
aeniheiuIih iebr allfgeregten luHgeH
Game angereoet, lpeld)e Ibn bat, tDr
bebiIflih 3u ieir, ibren I'M SaplIft
.0otel abgeIuegeneu Batter Sorace Ut.
gS}iBeQ oon ytep Orleans, nab Gr.
geebe's S.dnatoriltm in 8rtce Sill 81
brtnden. cShr Batter iei iebr neruenIeI'
oero uno tie iei uidt mebr i'm Stan
be, ihn su fontroQiren Der Boll3lli
beiorate Elm Toricab uno ISlReu, etn
iriiberer bober Ufarineoffi3ier, plir'
be nah DER errpdbnten Anltolt ae'
bradlt. 9lls Der alte 5err III nas
larica6 qeboben rulroe. rDuroe letna
EodYter. 1Srl. 9IoeQc g3Ige1, p 5ahre
alt, buIteriih. Batter lulo Sot,ter ba'
BEN ie1t Dem 26. 9eooember I'M Sap'
lin Sotel gerpobnt.
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6assn y)iape Gegsuitano beseiiterter
Cpationeu geleaentIidl oes &C.
itrigeu apn5erts.

g<lsgentlid ots gsitrigeu Rdhmitz
tags sRon3erts mar Der Soliit. Der be-
riibmts GsissnpirtuoIe gugeu glape,
Gegsnf.anb bsesiftsrtsr Cpotionsn BON
Sei,en bes iebr 3abIrsin erihisnsnsn
yublitums.
Ter aiinftltr bate in lester Stunos
cine gsrdnoerung i'm prosramm Dor
geHomnen uno ipislts Itatt bes Bad
Eonserts bds 22. aon3ert in asWloa
Don 8iotti nit elmer eigenen aabeu8.
Diane bate ndmIih, 1ls CT oas Bad
aon3ert onieBi,, anssnommen, DAB ith
i'm Gmerp auoitortum cine Oreel BE-
f1nbs. Da oieies isooh niht Der 5du
lit, muBis Die BrogrammGnoeruns
porgnommen fperDsn. 4uberoem brad
is Der aiinitler nod Sdint Sdens'
9eig.ntonssrt in 5sWon in Heiitsrs
batter Wsiis gum GebOr. Dus Sr6e.
fer beftuno ssiaTous nit groben
Ebren.
Gas proaramm fpiro, tpis ublih,
kuis 4benb CUR Dieosrhclung seIdns
deu.
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6Dbe Qlms3eidbnmst8.
Der Bilbbaner albert s,acsers, ein
Gineinnatier, iuirb NIT aMsfilb.
rang oes yaitDrius.0 .0enf.
mails betraut,

Ger Stem Dorfer 8ilobauer aibert
ssaeaers, Der Sfopier oes Sfeiibe.t.
Genfnlal5 in 8aibington, lit abars
mals oisge3eifnet sporoeu, benn ore
Gegiernngs.a s.aonnftiiiion bat ibm bIe
ansiiibrimg oes VaftorIus .Genfmnts
5uerfannt, bas I'M Bbilaoelptia, ilit
ebemaligen Germantown, 5rr Crime.
rung OH bic 2anoung Der oeiltid)en
Eilarimpdter am 8. Sftober 1853
errid)tei Deroen ioa. Ter aongreS bat
iiir Oieies 9et1fmal $4,000 Dertpll'
ligt un0 cine gleid1 grobe Sunlnte
mar inter ben auipisien oes 8elt'fr.
amerifaniiden gtatioualainoes out'
aebrad)t iporoen. Gincinnntier 8iirger
l1atteH fir oieien 3tped allein $1,000
aeseid)net unter oen Don Serrn sSobn
5dauuab betriebenen Sanmelmerf.
Ter Stiinitler iii ein gineinnatler
Qine un6 ieiHe anaeborisen iuobner
inrner nod, bier, obqlelf Serr sac
aers por Iageren eSdbreu uaf gterD
gorf nberiieoelte uno bort iein Bib
baueraielier eroiInete. CIR bat SeHt
gtamen ieiner aooptip- -8ateritaot nir
Gbre aenlnft. sSaegers fpuroe mart
lih aui ocutifer Groe gebcren. 81,
elberfelo bat feline 85iege getdnoen
uno bort erbIifte er i'm Sabre 1868
oas 2idr Der @elt. als giIobaacr
maflte er iih in oieien 2arlbe ihnell
einen gtamen. gr id1lf fur 0ie ct.
Qoitiier ausiteluna Die Statiteu AR.
fanias" uno Ieitalo55i" urto fur oas
Ieip Dcrfer 3oaamt Die Jigur Der
@ermania" @roBere Beoelrtung &C.
mann er burd Sd)opftng 6es SteA'
ben. IertfnaIS IN Der 8iuroes-S Sdupt.
ito0t, mopon etne Replifa befonntlld
in Berlin aufitellung gefunsen hnt
Die aploiialfigur 5eigt ben oeutif'
nmertfnniid,en MepoIutIonshelbeu Ii
Baaep ,Sorge, no er oos amerttnnt'd(
Seer eiuerer5irte nno e5 fiir ben hel
llfaen 9rieq por6ereitete ydin lit DIE
Ter beoeittctoe oelitiddnleritariid't
aiinltler abermdls ausge8eihnet NOR
ben uno sipdr burd, BerIeihuHg oe:
Gcntrafts iiir glsfiibrmug oe5 Bo'to
sius 2enfmols, oos III germanto.ri
5ur Erinnerlung al Die erite lebbar
Iaapor0ene oeutiGe eInpanOeruna nnl
an hlc 8rilnouns Don 8erntantcpl
aui oent alten giarftplos, IN Der ies;
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| tet perben mirb. ltnierm broDen eill
Iitiaen Ueitbi;rger fonnen mir ut:ier
her, ,lit1ten Blldfpiinihe Hift per
idaen.
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2ln Heaoins Npao


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tern BON Stabtanlpalt 8sttmau oft
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