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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03
HER QUESTION

From an Exchange.
certain prominent dry goods mer.
chant is also a Sunday school superin~
tendent Not long since he devoted the
last few moments of the weekly session to
an impressive eucidation of the parable
of the prodigal son, and afterward asked
with due solemnity il any one of the "lit-
tie cleaners present desired to ask a
question. Sissy Jones' hand shot up.
Very weli,'' ne said, designating her
with a penevoient finger and a bland
smile what is 1t you would like to know.
Ceoelia?"
Please, what's the price of them little
pink parasols in your show Window"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03
THEY AL DO II.
THE NEW SOLICITOR GENERAL

Mr.. Davis. thereupon, proceeded to
say of the great Alabamian what
everybody else save Colonel Mulhall,
is free to admit, that ne is master in
matters of tariff, that he is without
peer in regard to leadership. that he is
honest and clean and faithful to ideals
in his private and professional life, and
that he would have. had he been elect
ed made the nation a great President.
Mr.. Davis talked so charmlngy OF other
men that his campanion of the ride had
no opportunity to find out anything about
his life and the work that he had accom-
plished. But curiosity prompted an in
vestigation and the investigation brought
the fact to light that the West virginian
is not of ordinary clay. While it could
not have been guessed at that time that
he would soon be promoted to the $4,000
post of solicitor general, a prediction
without risk could have been made that
his talent. in the near future, would win
him certain marked reward and promo
ton
During his last visit to Birmingham.
Mr.. Heflin talked of Davis
John" said he. "is one of the most
charming men of Congress. He Is a de-
lghtful companion. and is recognized
as one of the most thorough students of
law in the House. He is Henry Clay
toms right hand man on the judiciary
committee, and one of the most faithful
and reliant lieutenants on the staff of
Leader Underwood
And shortly thereafter, McReynolds
recommended Davis from long list of
prominent lawyers representing every Sec
tion of the United States, and President
Wilson expressed his pleasure in having
the opportunity to nominate such an ex-
celent solicitor.
And to make the story complete, it
should be stated that Clarksburg, W. Va,
is celebrating the crowning of the head
of its son, John Williams Davis, with
another bunch of laurel.
forehead and eyes full of witch hazel
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03
STUDENTS OF THE vERNACULAR

From the Chicago Tribune.
Hello, Thatchoo Kit?'
Sure. Sill, amt it?'
'Betcherlife. Whenja gitback?'
"Smorning; whenjoo?''
''LilwiTago. Javvagood,,me?'
"Uh-huh.'
'Wherja gokit?
Seonsun. Werjoo?''
'Mishgun: jevver go?'
Javvanyfun ?"
1uh-huh. Lots. wenner yuh canlmin-
over?'
'Safnoon."
'Srite. Well, siong''
"Slong.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03
- NE of the wisest moves made by

- NE of the wisest moves made by
~ President Wilson since his 0c'u-
pancy of the White House, was
to indorse the recommendation of Attor-
ney General McReynolds that John w.
Davis of West Virginia be nominated for
solicitor general of the United States.
For the tall congressman is a great
student and lawyer whose ability is
recognized throughout his native state,
and by his eompeers in the national law
making body. He has a poise equal to
that of Underwood, a balance that is re-
markable and withal modesty that is
charming. You will have to look up his
record to find out the truth. for while
Mr.. Davis will shower praises on every
body else, he is tacturn to a marked
degree when the subject turns to his own
achievements.
1nueT tue SidLults inc SCiiN'hOh e~A'~%N,
is the only official of the department of
Justice, not even excepting the attorney
general, who must be a lawer. Mr.. Davis
Is not only a lawyer by profession and
practice but is deeply learned in the law
# is a subject of general gossip in WASH
ington that when Henry d. Clayton, chair
man of the judiciary committee. Is con-
fronted by some knotty problem involv-
ing intricate questions of constitutional
law the man with whom he consults be-
fore rendering an opinion is Mr.. Davis,
who is also member of the Judiciary
committee. The West virginian was for
merlv assistant professor of law at Wash
ineton and Lee university, member of
the house of delegates of his state, and
chairman of the judiciary committee OF
that body, president of the West Vir-
einia Bar association, and a member of
the West Virginia commission on uniform
state laws
In Mr. Davis. though the fact might
not be known, Alabama and Alabama ;
representatives in Congress have a
warm friend. The second law officer
of the United States who will be the
governments representative before the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03

PARTINGTONISMS.
Then there's that little word, address;
'Tis very, very sad,
That half the people, more or less,
Accent 1t on the "ad'
Chicago Tribune.
And there's that other word-"express''
1t is enough to vex
saint to hear some people place
Te accent on the 'ex."
San Antonio Express.
And absolute is often used
BY every one who's cute;
And ever is that word abused
BY accenting the 'lute."
Temple Telegram.
A roughneckism we despise-
And one whose spread we'd stop
Is killing the word '.jeopardize"
BY bearing down on OPP
Beaumont Enterprise
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03

The house of lords demands a referen-
home rule. Where is this demand for
new tangled governmental vagWies to
end anyhow?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03

Perhaps one reason the Wilson confer
ence in Washington was so brief was be-
cause the President had already read in
the newspapers what the ambassador had
to say.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03
THE OLD FAMILIAR FACES

-
By c. Lamb.
have had playmates. have had COM
panions,
In my days of childhood, in my joyful
school days;
All, all are gone, the old familiar faces!
have been laughing, l have been carous-
ing,
Drinking late, sitting, with my bosom
crones
All, all are gone, the old familiar faces!
loved a Love once, fairest among
women;
Closed are her doors on me, must not
see her
All. all are gone, the old familiar faces!
have friend, a kinder friend has no
Like an migrate, 1 left my friend
abruptly
Left him, to muse on the old familiar
faces.
Ghost like I paced around the haunts of
my childhood,
Earth seemed to desert I was bound to
traverse,
Seeking to find the old familiar faces
Friend of my bosom. thou more than a
brother,
Why vert thou not born In my fathers
dwelling?
So might we talk of the old familiar
faces.
How some they have died, and some they
have left me,
And some are taken from me; all are de-
parted;
ALL all are gone, the old familiar facssl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03
boat. Are you crazy %
A QUIET WORKER.

The lobbyist has his faults"
No doubt"
"But you will have to give him credit
for one thing"
And what is that?'
Heels very seldom blatant
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03

A Birmingham barber was tried and
fined IS for charging a customer a nickel
to shave his neck. The fact that the price,
Of shave in that particular shop is 10
cents Nmitigates the enormity of the bar
bers offense
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03
SAD But TRuE-

Nobody knows what have been
through with
"oh, well, the chances are that nobody
wants to know"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03

Ambassador Wilson has demonstrated
ability as a talker that may enable him
to earn a living on the chautauqua circuit
after he is detached from that $17.5Oo sal
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03

A Panama sect, expecting another food
is collecting animals in pairs. Fine op-
portunity for the eugenics to try out their
theory-that is. if the flood comes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03

A new York woman, suing for divorce,
says her husband left her because she
couldn't play the piano. Just turn that
grounds for action around and the wheels
OF justice would be clogged sure enough.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03

Those Georgia school marms keep their
arithemetic brushed up figuring how much
the state owes them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03

Sioux squaw is reported to have writ
ten an opera. A press agent will beat
the tom-tom.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03

The Columbia State remarks that Mar
tin NJ. Mulhall is running a close second
to Thomas A. Edison as the country's
greatest inventor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03
HAND THAT DID
ING.

THE HAND THAT DID T
ING.
Here is an interesting editorial on The
Mothers Right
We'll worth reading. I dare say. Many
solid citizen owes his success in life to
the early application of his mothers
right"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03

Somebody has willed sS,75OOOO to Kaiser
William. This should be enough to keep
him from having to take to the lecture
nlatform.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03

A ST. Louis tailor who wrote a letter
to his mother every week for Is years has
inherited $5OooOo as his reward. Compare
lively easy money.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03

Sulzer says Murphy once offered him the
peach Sulzer as governor of New York.
Thus the man who hangs on princes
favors
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03

President Wilson asks brevity in the
tariff speeches. And with LaFollette yet
to spout
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03
coCKNEY WIT

Henry Lane Wilson must feel sorely his
separation from his friend Huerta.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03

Some are urging "drumsticx' diplomacy
to supercede the dollar" brand The for
mer should be especially applicable 10
Turkey
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03
EVIDENTLY.
e a man is going to shoot

Z see where man is going to shoot
Niagara Falls"
with a gum"
NO. in a boat. Are you erazy2"
No. but the man you are talking about
is crazy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03

In the good old days it would have
taken more than one peace officer - shut
up Buffalo Bits show.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03

Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson says
Mexico is all right fundamentally. How
ever, he doesn't seem able to prove it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03

Senator Thornton appeared in the capitol
without collar. Trying to show his
independence of party, perhaps.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03
EP1crREANIsMs. S.

EP1CUREANlSMS.
Have you green-corned yet. neighboi p
Akron Beacon-Journal
No. but we've watermeIoned a couple or
three times already yet.-Alliance Leader
And. of course, ere long you'll green
apple, squash and mushroom Younss-
town vindicator.
Not to mention the probability that you-
all will be new-piekled scon.-roledo
Blade.
Maybe Maybe. But Wen be darned if
we grape fruit or parsnip. Houston POST
We shall continue to peaches and cream
as long as they hold out.
THEY ALL DO IT.
I've never known rich man yet
know you'll think it funny
who did not voice with keen regret
His pressing need of money
PAUL COOK.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03

forehead and eyes fun of witch hazel
and let your raw upper lip take chris~
tian Science treatment?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03

A New Jersey man was fined for tra-
ducing saloons. The poor mans club
seems to have a few friends in that ii
cinity.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03
UNDOUBTEDLY.

who is the greatest humorist of the
present day?"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03
PARTINGTONISMS.

"The inventor of the slit skirt"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03

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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-31

BON oft bat man in
Sage uuo &unit
o~ar5uiteaen oer'
iudt, tuie ih0n es
iein muiie penn
Elm SIinoseborener
nit einem Mta!s
bas Qusenlidt er'
bdlt uno bic bis
babin nieseibaute
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2I6bIi6 unh in sroBen NsneeH auf.
nab fiinf Saatn begdlnsn IL atSas
nebmen, uno oisIs Ibnahms 's! nit
oerum nit elmer 3unahne or term
baItieen 90rpertsn sufammta. Qo=
qphi tonnte oieie Mitroben. oit als
ois sigsntIitsn Grrsser Der SoItput
aESuisbsn limb, Photographic. uno
nab 1lOOfader @ersr0bsrun3 ieiote
ilt. oab lie BON osu 3orpsgttn iebr
erhebIid ablpeihsn, bic fratty por
Negri i'm Sirn hsr CT SonC4: einae=
oanaenen Sunoe beobahte! nor0en
narsn. Die BON Noeu6t tntotdten
Wiitrpbsn p%ermebren iih iehy ihneu
ourd 9noipung uno Ssilun9. IS
iino eiaentlih teine Satterien. ionotrn
Quntttisrdsn BON Elm 3auIsn0itel bis
- Eduieu0Itel Minimetsy @robe.
Die &ontrplpsriude, Die Nosuhj porz
nahm, lIiidtsn ousnabmsIos. 0urh
bic lltbsrtraeung oieisr Pun';ijerheu
tpnnt, hsi 9unoen, 8aninttn uuo
Observation-Disclosures heroorQeruien
neroen. 9rpf. MetIdnitoif Ser Set
Ter oes 9ditsur Z Snitituts in paris.
eIaubt, bob auf 0ruuo olcisy Gntz
bedunQ Ole @rseuaun9 zines abioIut
pirtiamen 9silmittsIs gegen Sic 2ouz
nut geIingen miiHe. - uebey 0lt Der
Ionlidt.it besGntosdsrs Der 9oulputs
Grreesr mohte Iein2auosmlnn 0rof.
0omanuti foIgsnoe Nngabsn: 3ioepo
Nneutli itsbt in Den pierSi9eT Sahreu.
er ,ntitammt elmer alien iaponiIhsn
Samurois6 amilis. Shon oIs Sunoe
3ei9ts er cine @orIiebe fir Grperiz
menie, Dor alien nit YuIoer. Gines
cages purben ibm ourh eine GrpIp,
fton bes Yulpers bic Singer oboerifs
fen, ipoab st nur nod sinen 6anoz
Itumpf bebielt. nit Den Slbren bat
sr IS absr 9%eIsrnt. nit oisfsm 6onoz
ftumpf fsbr Qeididt 3u bantieren. Gr
Ituhierts in Sapan, erhieIt nit %
Sobrsn iein Dottoroiplom, orbeitete
bann in 9otio uIs ShiIer 0es be,
tcnrten Protectors 3itdfdto meter
uno iisoslte Dor udt Sobren mad
Imerito iiber, mo sr ms 3oteiener
Snititut sintrat. BORT 9%eIanQen ibm
cine gauge Reibs beOeutunqsoouer
Gntbsdungen. 9sreits Dor Stduoinn
geIang IS Noguti. ben Spiro6dten
Der Cues gu tultipisren. er perpou-
tommnete aud Die WaFermannide
Reottion. SpGter pnnots II iih 0e,
GrforIdunq Der stu9enlioeriIehte gu
Seine beoeutenoen Gntoedun9e1
hobsn Inn in Der piFeniaditlib,n
Welt CUR 8eriibmtbeit psrbolien.
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Bnnitietr Tnsiue;s.
Mdentlitsr 1idsaus ser Gbeffct.
bungen in Eotif.

3otiO. in Sopon. boS ii9 in ben
leBten Subren BON benz ~grOben
8orf". ME man IS gu nennen Iiebt:,
gu elmer mooernen Stnot entipidslt
bot, beberbsrgt nun. oi. Uoritdpt.
singerefnst. 100000 G%inpobner.
Die 3abI Der 3omiIien. bi. i'm SABRE
1909 nod 1874 900 bstrug. mar I'M
Sabre 1911 dgf 194.400 nngeitiegen.
obpobI bic 3tbI Der GbeihIiebungen
in bieiem 3eitraum iIh um 800. ouf
1900 oerminoert bat. Der @ruro
Der Grbobung Der 3abl Der bethlehem
hen Gbsn liegt ndmIih onrin, oab
bic 3obl Der Gbeideipungen 3uriits
gegangen lit; poneben Iduf aud Der
3u3ug neuer 6omiIisn tsiItpeiie ben
Qusgleid. 8i, Gheifsioungen be-
trugen I'M Sabre 1901 II Yro3snt,
i'm Sobr. 1904 itieqsn Iie auf 20
pro3ent. INN oonn 1911 ouf 16 pro-
gent gu fallen,
JntereIiont III Der Orunb, ben
mon fir ben Ritqang Der Gbefhsis
bungen dnqibt. Sn Sopon 1T IS
Cite, bob oos junQoerbeirotste poor
in bns 6ous Der Gltsrn beg 8rGutis
cams iiberijebslt; bos bdufia uners
irsuIihs Nsrbdftnis Der Sdpie9ers
mutter CUR Ghpisgsrto6ter Qibt nun
febr oft NntaB gu Gbsi6eioungsn.
Jn 3otio if IS ober mebr unb mthr
Git. Qenoros1. bob bos iun9t poor
qstrennt pom Glternbaus Iih Elm eis
genes 9eim tinridtet. Die Gol1s
bobon 70 fogt man 1T Der
qr0Bers 8eitonb jung oef6IoIiener
Chen lnb Hiidoanq Der Gbsfhstoun
cen. Ml.rbings tpirb boriiber gss
ttnot. bob BEL 2oiung bisIsr oItg.s
pobntsn TamiIi,nfittsn olts Gsut,
Oisl bdufi9sr Der oiisntIi6er WobIs
tdtigtsit onbsimiallsn, oIs frUber.
no oi, 5nmilien fir ben llntsrbalt
alter arbsitsunfdbigsr Nng.b0riser
for9ten.
3ntsreTiont iino oud) bi. 3obIen
Der O,burtstotiIti'. Sm Jnbr. 1905
3dbIt. mar $1,000 @sburtsn. 1911
bog.g.n "a, 81 nGmti6 orei 0sbur.
ten ouf il 100 psrionsn. 8i. Sc
burtsrdts illsoitimsr ober iIle1itim
qsborensr, nber nab BEN o%islGsubtsn
jopaniTtsn 8rouA ipdtsr legitimisrs
Ter 9inDsr pddIt itdnbig. Nts
8runo coiir nirb on9.osben. bab
sinm0l cine Q6nd6me Der Wornf un
ter Der nisbersn observation-disclosures
3u psr3sjhnen lit. uno gum ouosrn
bic itet. 8,rteu.runq beg 9,6ensunz
'sr6aItss, rpDburt bic G6liebunQ bon
Chen unter Der arusn 9eo0lteruns
eri6pert tpiro.
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Cur Gntbcduns oes SOamnt'
Sa5iGus.

Mit Der @nto.dung o.s Grre9srs
Der 9putput, bic oem i'm Rpdsseuer>
Snftitut in Ren Yort arbsiteroen
iopanifdsn GeI.brtsn Or. 9ioepo Ros
sudi gegIiidt 1T, ber5sian.t Die Sattes
riolpqie einen nelien Sriumpb. Sell
S~abr3ebnten bat fid Die 6ori6uns
bemubt, Dem Grreser oieler unhetm'
Ii6en arontheit auf bi. Spur gu
fomm.n, ober bisbsr bate man INNER
nur SsiI.rfolge .r6ielt. No4 lon9sn
8erfuten bate pait.ur ben yfd6psts
erbra6t, bab ois 9o1put elm. nitro
bi'd. 3rantbeit 1T. Gr bate ben
anited.nben @iftftoff lotdIi'ert, uno
atpar i'm Ridenmurt uno i'm Nernsrts
fpItem, ober ME gelano es ihn, oen
Sonput : Grrsgsr ieIbIt gu entoeden
ODER fi9tbor gu MAIDEN. Sroboem
permo6te .r ourh fort9eieBte 8ters
paFuoen cine milbereTorm oss rdtisI=
boften Inftetunssitoffes gu gepinnen,
uno aus Dem Mort bes nit oieiem
@toff aeimpftsn 9ierss Iein Sodputs
Serum ber3uitelen. oos in Der Se@
banblung Der 3olmut immerAin Elm
nertpoles SiIfsmittel geporoen 1T.
Taiteurs g%emubun9en lpuroen BON
elmer Reihe Der b%eriibmteiten Bate
rioloqen Fort9efebt: Sod. Proeider,
Babes, 0olpino uno Negri fu6tsn ben
Sonmut : 9a3i0us gu ifolieren. sic
fanben aud i'm 3entralneroenipitem
Der an Ssunut %ertrantten 3iere min
3ioe t0rniqe 9orpsrdHn, aber bolo ers
9ob fid, oab oieie tornigen &orpers
den teinestpegs nit Dem 2oltputs
8u5iGus ibsntii6 poren. Grit tdr3s
lid bdben bic 9ottoren Remlinger,
Gteinbort unb poor ben Ra6peis
erbradt, oab Der Nnitedungsftoff Der
9oaput filtrierbor 1T, ppmit 3umins
oeIt Der 8.peis oeliefsrt NOR. Dab Der
70 LANCE geiuhts rdtielhafte arant=
beitsteim Der groben &Idfe Ser fill
trierboren Witrobsn angsb0rt. Or.
0ogudi, Dem nun Die Gntbstun9 oss
arantbeitserregers gegliidt lit, be9ann
i'm sSobr. 1912 am RodsfsQsr : Sns
ititut feline Grbeiten. 4us ben !5trns
teiIen unb benz Mart BON Wleers
f6p.ind.n. aoninhen uno 3uno.n,
o.nen Die perfdiebsnen bisber betdnns
ten 4nfetungsItoffs eingeimpft nun
ben, 8iittets sr esgen so Sultursn.
Or b.oients Ii6 babel elmer Wtetboos.
bic Dem @.rfabren dbnsIt, ourh oos
nal bic Gpirohdten oss rsturriersns
ben Ji.b.rs 3idtst. Su oisisn 8uls
tur.n biIo.n fd n;n3ige tornl9s 3or@
per6en, ole qefdrbt perosn tonnen
un6 bic in Der Jolge ron transplant
totionsn uls neus 9ultursn Dieosr
ouftuuhen unb Tia iAnsu Dermebren.
Die tIeinIteu o:sfsr 90rperdsn itshen
bereits ouf her Gren5s Ser mitroItos
piiten rnfhtbarteit. Jn bier pers
ihieoenen f5dlen .onnts Der i1punl'ns
eSoriher 6eo5dtten. ME in o;sien
Gultursn an0ere ternhaItiqs ruHoe
un0 opols min3ige aorpsrten off,
tau6ten. Die BON 0epeben um9eben
paren. bic fh pout0mmen ron osn
iton fru6er titannten torni7eu 0e=
nc4ien unteriti:osn. Sic tlU4:s.i
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$e6enoe nno 23ctnoe.
Pas SEM 9eefene6en 2srtnose6orearer. 3oefe ,nro 2SirRftfeeit Surd5ts
erreae1,oe 9o6reR1iGe. 9turesperR5eu9e oer 2airoer-
3rinoe.

fem Sntereiie fir bic @rlheinuneen
unp SOr9dnse Der iihtbnreu @elt babe.
luenngleih er iie niht linnIih mabr.
nebmsn fam. @s ii. iogar beobattet
moroen, baB geraoe NaturerIheinun9eu.
Reiieberibte nit fyemoen 2nnoihaftss
biloern uuo Stimmunsen benz SIinos
sebOrenen auBersem0bnlihe 6reube bes
reiten. @ie leiht mare eS fir ptele
Sebeuoe. bieiem Orange nad 9idt uno
5arben ourh 8orIsien uno nod mebr
ourb miinblihe 8eridte auf Spasier.
s1ugen INNER neue Nabrun9 81 sebsn
uub 10 Dem 8linoen einen lsbeuois
gen 3uiammenbana nit Der @elt Der
Sebenoen Su ldaffen, in Der sr nun
einmal lebt uno nit Der er rehneH
mus.
8linoe gilt e8 ia in ieosr erDBeren
Staot in hDberer 3abI aIs man iid
porSuIteaen 9epobnt lit. Sm oeutlten
&eihe lebeu a%nnaberno 10000 Mens
iden. bsnsu bas 2lusenlitt manseIt.
@ie aeiast, nod mebr als ourb &ors
leien eirer 3eltuns Ober 9uten 3eit'
lhriit uno elmer seoieseuen Grabbing
ooer Abb lnoInr9 fam lid Der Sebsnoe
benz 8Iinosu niiBlid MAIDEN burd uns
mittelbar. bei6reibenoe 9nritelungsn
DER lihttatsn @slt auf NuSsansen uno
&u~nOerunsen. benin ouourb miro sr
Dem 8linoen iiber cine Speite S9pie'
rieteit binwesbeIfen. bic bieisn benz
Sebenben seseuiibsr in gsddtbeiI iteG,,
ndmIib iiber ben WauseI Der 8ewe'
9ungsfretbeit.
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Ter Seiluert Der RnoiumitrabIsu
bel Nnacnfrnnfbeiten.

lin has Raoium moeIihit aItih=
mdBia ubs, cine 6ldde 81 pertell'n,
l0Ite Or. Siemmine . Berlin ss in
CRATER auf uno trdntt, Elm 2%sinlpanos
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