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knees knocked together as the ma
rines covered his men
Now, senior Banra' S voice was
cool-@we have some important bush
ness. Pick that flag up!' His voice
rose threatening.
Wipe that mud off H." ne directed.
No butts about 1t or III but
YOU
The marines we're grinning appre-
ciatively, their grins widening at the
sullen look of their prisoners.'
Lay it on the steps, commanded
Banra, land apologize to these men,
turning To the partners.
mol" almost yelled the angry
Mexican.
Banra handed a leather whip 10
marine and said. Whip him unit
he has apologized. The man grinned
and obeyed.
The leather cut deep into the Mes
leans back. He ground his teeth I 4
keep back the pain
Blow after blow was rained on i
back. He so bit his tongue In pain
that it bled. AT last he apologized.
Go be continued.l
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Only Born" Equal

I'VE declared in the Declare ton
of Independence that all men are
born equal
"Well?"
"All men are born equal. We all
admit that; do we not?''
1T suppose so. Yes"
Then where do so many get the
idea that they are better than 9th
ers?"
you are charged with giving as
sistance to the enemy"
How SOP"
"They have your automobile
"They took it forcibly. Besides, 1t
won't assist them any."-Louisville
Courier-J Journal.
First Pickpocket-Here he comes
now
Second Pickpocket-All right. You
keep a watch on i'm while I take
watch off i'm.
.Wifey--You used to say ] was the
only girl that ever appealed to you.
Hubby--Yes, but your appeals are
too frequent since we are married.
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Absent, Yet Swarming

Some time ago T. P. O'Connor'
one Of the best known Irishmen In
the House of Commons, perpetrated
an amusing bull
s.Are there as many absentee land
lords In ireland as there used TO be?'
be was asked.
my dear sir" Mr. O'Connor re-
piled seriously, ireland is swarming
with then!'
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Fried Chicken

A Tennessee preacher says that a
man who would eat a fried chicken
that had been stolen is as guilty as
the thief who stole 1t. There must
be some difference in culpability. A
man can certainly resist the temp
tation to steal a chicken, but 1t
would be some job to pass up the bird
after 1t had been nicely fried and
served with hoecake on the side.
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OF Course

James started his third helping of
pudding with delight.
"Once upon time, James adnon-
ished his mother, there was a little
boy who ate too much pudding and
he bursti''
James considered. There amt
such thing as too much pudding"
he decided.
mother, else why did the little boy
burst?"
James passed his plate for the
fourth time, saying, Not enough
boy. THE Multitude,
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Huerte's Insult to "Old Glory"
BY HOWARD rALK.

the ground. The Mexican jumped
and seized a short axe, which no
raised to hurI at Morris.
Thinking things had gone far
enough Banra stepped forward and
grabbed the enraged man by the
arm.
stop that he ordered,
Huerte looked at him, and. noting
his uniform, paled slightly and his
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In Land of Jokedom

The buy-a- bale-of-cotton movement
can be extended indefinitely. 1t is
not merely the south that needs as
sistance. For example:
Buy freight car and help the
railway equipment companies
Buy tank of petroleum and help
John d. Rockefeller.
Buy steel rail and help Andrew
Carnegie.
Buy a haystack and help the in
digent farmer.
We were about to add something
about buying ton of coal to help
the coal corporations, but the sub
iect is too sacred
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Continued from Yesterday

"will you tear that down or shall
lash YOU said he.
II will do neither; you--' Morris
could restrain himself no longer when
the flag which had been ripped down
and was being stamped upon by
Huerte He raised his fist and
spraWled tho Latin American upon
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ITO be continued.)
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Write to Junior Star
By Myer

Dear Children:
The Junior Evening Star will
print bright, interesting letters and
original short stories not exceed
ing $50 words in length. Write In
ink and on one side of the paper
only.
EDITOR JUNIOR STAR.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-09-05
MANAGER or VENICE TIGERS
Hap Hogan. California Baseball Mag
nate, Once Preached In Saliva
ton Army--Now Wealthy.

Here's a tip for some ambitious
magazine writer:
Go out to California and give Hap
Hogan, manager OF the Venice Tigers.
the once-over. Hap has had career
that reads like romance and is, for
sooth. romance It carries him all
the way from a Salvation Army spiel.
er to magnates chair.
Today Hap Is one OF the most sue
cessful minor league rnagnates. He
owns q billiard hall in Los Angeles,
possesses a richly-paying grogshop
and rides around in six-cylinder ma
chine. He is successful business
man and live wire. But he certain
ly has gone through the mill.
Yet Hogan has yet TO see his first
major league game. He thinks they
can learn and play baseball in the
minors. Judging from his success
Happy is right.
He comes from wealthy family in
California, but set out early to carve
his OWE fortune. From the remarks
at the beginning OF this thrilling story
he has been most successful carver.
During his early days Hap wandered
south into Arizona and was in that
state when things were as wide open
as the day Is long and the altitude
high. Gambling was run on the first
floor, and Hogan became faro dealer.
Next we find him preaching on
street corners in various cities Of Cali
fornia. He wore the uniform of the
Salvation Army, and we have authen-
tic word that he was some talker.
Then things broke badly for him In a
business way and he went to work as
dishwasher in restaurant. It
wasn't swell enough to be called
cafe.
During all this time Hap had con-
suming desire to be ball player. He
finally got his chance. He happened
to be in San Jose one day when the
local team was tackling Santa Clara
college Hap went up to the manager
of the San lose squad and offered him
dollar and half to catch. The
novelty Of the remark caught the man,
ayers fancy, and he took the young
ster up. Hap went through the entire
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-09-05
Experienced Women
Advise Mothers Friend

Because It is so perfectly safe to use
and has been Of such great help to a
host Of expectant mothers, these women,
experienced In this most happy period,
advise the use OF Mothers Friend"
Applied externally to the abdominal
muscles its purpose Is to relieve the
undue tension upon the cords and llga-
tnents resulting from muscular expansion.
Beneath the surface Is a network Of fine
nerve threads and the gentle soothing
en1brocation. Mothers Friend" Is
designed to SO lubricate the muscular
fibres as to avoid the unnecessary and
continuous nacging upon this myriad OF
nerves. Il Is a reflex action.
Applied to the breasts 1t affords the
proper massage to prevent caking.
Thousands Of women have reason to
believe In this splendid help under the
trying ordeal Of motherhood. Their
letters are eloquent evidence Of its great
value TO women In use for many years
it has come to be standard remedy for
the purpose.
There IS scarcely a wel-stociced drug
store anywhere but what you can easily
obtain a bottle of t.hfnthcr's Friend" and
In nearly every town and village Is a
grandma who herself used 1t In earlier
years. Expectant mothers are urged 90
try. this splendid assistant 10 comfort
Mothers Frierd Is prepared by Brad
field Regulator Co, 4ie Lamar. Bldg,
Atlanta Ca. Send for our Little book =
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-09-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
STANDING Of the Teams.
Results Yesterday.

Boston 4, Philadelphia 2.
New York 0, Washington 1.
Detroit /, st. Louis 4.
Cleveland-C Chicago; cold.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-09-05
All Contracts are Void.

President Gilmore of the FederaIs
says that the decision of Judge Bis
sell. calling organized ball an illegal
monopoly. means thai a.. its player
contracts are void, with or without
the ten-day clause, and that Federal
league owners are now free to grab
any man they wish. Furthermore,
says Silent Jim, his clubs are going
out Immediately and get them. On
the other hand, some Of the Fed club
owners say they don't intend to get
any more major league players until
next year" You can take your pick.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-09-05

battle, and since that time has been
member of the profesh.
Hal Chase was discovered by Hap
The latter found him pulling off star
Ting plays on a college team and
signed him.
For years Hogan has taken gang
Of ordinary ball players and whipped
them into shape. He always has been
in the running, winning flags some
years. This season he has the fastest
club that ever represented the Tigers,
and Hap is going to make things
hum.
Hogan is idolized by his players,
and certainly does get lot of work
from them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-09-05
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Standing Of the Teams.
Results Yesterday.
No games scheduled.

Johnny Evers hit for an average OF
.341 in the season of 1912, which was
the highest mark he has ever made
in his long career.
They talk SO much about Clyde
Milan Of the Senators as a base pill.
ferer, but they've got to hand it to
young Fritz Maisel of the Highland
ers.
Bill Sweeney is getting back his
old batting eye, and his success with
the stick has evidently stirred up
the veteran second-sacker to great
speed on the bases.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-09-05
'TheSunslairae
DIARRHoEA QUICKLY CURED.

"My attention was first called to
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and Diar-
Ihoea Remedy as much as twelve
years ago. At that time | was SER
iously i'll with summer complaint. One
dose Of this remedy checked the trou-
Bile" writes Mrs. c. w Florence, Rock
field, Ind. For sale by all Dealers
Adv. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-09-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing of the Teams.
Results Yesterday.

Brooklyn 3, New York 4.
Philadelphia 5, Boston 6, IL innings
Cincinnati 4, Chicago 2.
ST. Louis J., Pittsburg 2.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-09-05

How often we hssr these words
from tiny lipu. As the child
grows older the same impression
grows stronger and she will say
instead This is OUR Store.
Ci-62
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-09-05
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Teams.
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
Buffalo 9, Baltimore /.
Brooklyn Z, Pittsburg 6.
st. Louis OF, Kansas City IL.
Chicago 2, indianapolis 1.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-09-05

president Tener OF the National
league has started on his fifty-second
year. He does not show his age, but
records show he was born in County
Tryone. Ireland, July rs. 1863.
Indications are that the Detroit Ii
gers will train in California in 1915.
President Nav1n OF the Tigers has
written his agent in Riverside. asking
him II 1t win be possible for the Ii
gers TO secure the new high school
stadium as q training ground,
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Grtolgt Don
Grn. DflOtt!
Der beribmtc gnreufiibrsr brinst
ben griten i'm Srause.5rei.
itaut Sdlappen bel.

qretoria, 10. geoo. - General
3egBet, Giibrer Der GebeIlcn I'M
nge.greiitont, bat NIT ieinen
5abIrei6en Errppen i'm friiberen
Sron1e.Greiitaat be0eutenOe Grfolge
crrunsen; ieinem gormarih miro
MIR menig @i6eritauo entgegenge.
iest. Cine Qlbtbeilung &egierllngs.
trllppen lit bon ibn aeihlagen NOR.
ben. Cine 5peite bon General Gronie
foumonbirte abtbeiIung murSe bon
ibnt faIt duigerieben. 3as Iestere
@efeft fanS BEL 9oornberg itatt.
Daniel, Elm Sobn oes fiibnen gfe.
beIenfiibrcrs. lit in oteiem Sample
eefaIIet. 9ie 9tegierunestrrppen
baben unnbofte 9erlt6rfungen er-
halten unb ner6en ben aonpf gegerl
Qeggct, Der ebeHfoIEs be0eutenoen
8u5ng erb1It, pieoer oufnebmen.
nit tpeniger Slid bat General
8ebers eefo6ten; er ioa in eineH
aonpfe geeen Die 9tegierlngstrltp-
ben nern Mann an 3o0ten urlo 800
@efdngeRe ber[oren baben.
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cf .aieIler beatidler geridlt.

Berlin, iiber 9tmiteronm uno Con.
bon, 10. glon. - Ser folgen0e Be
ridt nir0 bom @enernlboiptquartier
beroffentlidt: a@1breno Oes glbenos
lnb I'M 8erlauf Der gtoht unter.
nnbm Ser 5eiilo bon Der @egeno
bon glieuport Gus einen beftigen
@oritob gegen uniere SteIlunaen,
ipurbe nber inter groben 8erluiten
nbeeidlagen.
Sros oes bortn6digen @ioerItan-
bes oes Seinoes MAIDEN mir bel
gpern laneianle aber itetige Sort.
ihritte.
9ie fein6lihen @egennngriffe flo.
tpeitlid bon gpern iin0 bon ilts 5u.
rideeIdIngen fDorben nobel mebrere
hurSert geFangeue BON uits gemadt
iDnrOen.
gluf ban 6itlihen arieastbeoter
lpiiroe Elm 9[ngriff Der stliiieu n5r0.
Iih Oes @iidltgnes.5ee I'M ruIiil6en
Gonberneneitt 5uiUolfi abaerpieicn.
Sir madten 1000 @efdngene iino
erf0erten cine MnaabI glai6inenge.
tuebre.
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Die Gdmpfe in
OfpreuBen!

Berlin, 10. gaob., iiber oonOort.
gebeitteno mebr Streittr1fte nab.
men an Dem Sample i'm GutDoTfi
9iitrttt GbeiI, tpie onfdngIih oitge.
ge6en. Die 9euti6en utlter Gene.
raj b. Morgen, i6lugen 0ie 0fuiier
blrtig oufs Saupt itfib trieben Iie
melt 8uriif 0as Sreffen fon6 oiif
benlieIben 9Iase It1tt, no Sie giti.
len bereits 81 9tnfnng oes arifees
9aieoerlogen erIitten.
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Summit ben 0e,ttidl,n snnrte.

Senoon, 10. 9eob. - Cine 9feu.
terbepeide bon 9lntiteroan beiogt
o@s pirO eeineloet, Dab Die @eitt.
ider Die lteberidneml1ilne su geieu.
port gu ibreu @tiniten onsniiten.
Sic iinS bur9 Die lteberi6peulntlng
in gtano aeiest, ibrc gertbeibi.
alinaslittien 1u berfiiraen, inOem Iie
cine grobe gln3obI 8tilppen als ent.
bebrIid suriidSogen. Wlebrere Giien.
babn3iige, NIT Snfnnterie, aapaIIe.
rie uno atrttIleire gingen fiber SO
tpen unS 9riiIfeI noa 0ettIfGdno.
lteber Die 9org6fige ouf oen
2riegsidnuplas in OecrSfronfreid,
tbirb bas srobte @ebeitnnib betpabrt
Dime 3tueifel finben tuidtiee bert.
ide Triipperperf1teb itatt, Sie
aber feiuesipees einen 0fiid8ug olei.
den.
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Cirkil6f 9ottr
ltbr ribrig!
Sarfiide grmee in gIrgSpten eiuse-
Srangen HnO eriunHst geiitaHo
bOn Der 8cDOlEernns.

Berlin, iiber 2onOon 10. giob. =
9as tiirfiide @eidpooer, peldes ge.
Itern Die tiirfiibc $ofenitaot 8oti
an Strp1rsen Wteer boulbnroirte,
bot beOeltenoen Shaoen ongerihtet.
Sin 3beil Der rliiIiihen 6Iotte puroe
bon oen Eiirfen iiberrditt un0 ret.
tete lid MIR nit frtnpper gtotb in ei.
mem nabe eeIeeenen Safen. Die
engliiden SrIppert. tuel6e bel 3fn-
bah lanoeten, tDur0en pon Giirfen
angegriffen uno in bic 5ludt ge-
ihlnden.
Cine tiirfiIde arinee lit in glegnp.
ten einge0runeert. Sbr gefeblsbober
ertuartet ben IniAInB Der gegDpter.
Ger in Soritaatinopel ipeilerOe abe.
bibc iost. er rege fid nidt Oariiber
auf, ooB Die GneI1noer aegppteit
anneftircn MOLTEN. 0as 8oIf Der
9legppter piro iebr Idnel einiebett,
6ab Die Gage, nie fte bon ben eng.
l1noern geidaffen norben 1T, nidt
on6auern tann, utt6 Die @ngl1noer
iuer6en ieben, Dab Die gnneftirltns
oes biitoriida1 ittto betligen @ebie.
ties non gtegDpten mir boriibergeben.
Ser glrt iein fam.
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1000 Rn0tr
gftangfn!
SrOtOem 6rbnnpten Ts, bic Oentife
Grcn3c ii6eridlritten 81 bnben.

Berlin, iiber 2onoon 10. geob. -
glm @iidtpue5 See I'M Sutuolfi 9i.
Itrift, itnpeit bon BirbaIeu fam
es 5iuiiden 9elltI6en unS RuIien
gum Sample. Die 2ebteren ipur.
ben geidlogen uno berIoren 1000
@efnneene, iotpte 5ebu Rdidtnen.
geipcbre.
Sebr ieniotionene ober our6ous
unbeitdtigte aueaben Iieeen iiber an
eeblihes Ginorineen ruiitider so.
iofenidp1rne in 9oien uto StIe.
iien Dor. glnoere, gIei6foIls aus
ritiiifer 2uel1e fommenoe mel6un.
gen. eeben nidlt 10 melt, ionoern ia.
gen bielmebr. Gublono iperoe bel.
lei9t Oos Gittoringea In DeutIH.
Lamb beri6ieben, Bis feline .gei6iAt.
lide @iiIion nod Dem gosporns bin
boGenoet iei." @lei6aeitia aber tpiro
seIast, bic Beipohrrr ghIeFicns
floben i6on iest, trosOem General
b. Sinosnburas Itarfe glrtHee 5iui.
iden linen 1rto ben Ruiien lei.
Qie Nilit1rbebor0en erflGrer. 0ob
0ns grgebniB Der foutnten0en
Sdlndt ni6t i'm 3peifel 1T, uno
0oB bic rufiiibe &rntee Serit6rt iper.
ben tpiiroe sic iaeen ferner. es iei
notbnenSta ben RuIien 6os Dor.
riiden nab Der @renSe ji eeitatter,
Inn fte au berbinberr, no9 ibrer Rie.
6erla9e etnen gitten Miif3ug ous5ii.
fiibren, 9ie iesige @adbetpegung
Der 9eutihen iei erforberIi1, TIM Die
Giienbdbnen unn1ittelbar btnter Der
alrmee fir BITE berannaberbe $aupt.
idloAt oll bo6en.
2on6on, 10. 9eobernber. - 9eoh
nelleiter tuiTiIder angd6e, - no.
tiirlid tpte6er rnbeitGtigt - IolIen
Die gtuIIen Guf oeittidem @etiete
Az gleiden (2nro9eridt 9itroDo,
ii6er 5000 gintpobner), Is Deeilet
bon ber riiiiiid.Oeutiden @ren3e.
iid feiteeiest boben. aud iogen 6ie
0fuiien, Dab Die 3eutiden olir6 Ell.
men llngeblingsoeriitb Der ruIIiifen
&aoallerie oIlgemein oe5lpineet
iporben ieien, ibre steIluneen an
Der @drtbe erttIane ouf,ugeben.
9urd ben 8oritof3 ouf gIeiten ION
oie 6eutide @erbtn6ungslittie BE-.
b7obt ieit,
aquf bem iiiotpeitIiten arieqs.
idaupIas giue bic geitern beeonne.
ne SdIddt oiif Der ganSer SSront
init itnberntinberter Seftiafeit peiter
EROS Ses b1rtnddisen @iSerIton6es
bes GeiItbes notrroe cine 9erf6ou.
alittg nd1 Der nnberen in Der g2dhe
bon aroup1nt genpmrner, Bis beltte
Daorgen Inn 8 l1br aoft1inif, etne
Der itdrfiten 9efeItieuneeit tpeI6e Die
Ser6eu fiji unetnnebntbar tteIten,
bon unieren Gruppen eeitiirnt futr-
De. Die 3abl Der Gefdneenen uno
Der erbeilteten &ononen lit nod
ttid1t hpfntttt
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GmOell bon ibrenl
s6iflal credit!
Ser S1rrfen Oes 3nDii6en Sjeans
rennt anf DaS felitge llfer
llnO berbrennt!
Ser Orntide Rreuser nimmt ben aaubt NIT ;tDsi
aufralii1en &riegsdiifea aaf unO uuterlteBt!

3eit berfoIgte Elm fpinSldes Sdiff
bic Gattif oes beriibnlten @ueriIlo-
fiibrers 5n 2on0e, n6nlIih. bon Oer
9eiite sii leben iin6 Die @efnngenet
frei5uIoiien. @ero0e Der GrfoI1 Der
remben" madte es IdDer. iie slir
Strede at bringen. syn OieIent G1I
niiste es nidts, bero11tiee achIen.
idiffe az berfoIgen. Die nentben~
fonrte ibre aoblen lnionlt betont.
men. Sie nnbm natiirlid 10 pie[ iie
fiibren tonilte. Bir beberriden bic
9aeere, nber nidt ie6e 0uobrotmeile
Der Weere. Bir beiiuten bic Serr.
inaft 5ltr See, i'm Die 3ufitbr on
2ebensnlitteln un0 Hobltoffen al Il.
dern ioipie our fortihreitenoen mill.
tdriiaen Mobiliiirung. Die 2eiItitn.
gen Der ngniOen" fonnen ben Der.
latf nrl6 ben gborofter oes Grieees
niht Gnoern. sic bleiben cine Cpl.
ioOe." oMan1eiter @uoroion~ i11tt
ben S9o0en, Der Der Greu3er ,@in.
ben" Der englii6en SGiffobrt I'M
SnOii4en 05ean 5ufiiete, onf cine
Wtillion 9sfun6 Sterling. Der Ton.
uensebalt Der 5eritorten Sdiffe Be.
trug $4,000. 9as glatt riibnt ben
9opit1n Der ngmben~ Der Die ge.
manning Der aauffobrer fdonte tno
bernertt: Die engliide W1orine babe
in Den oiidtiiden @etpGfiern fnlun
feds areuSer, Die an SGneligfeit
Der r@mOen~ eIeidfdmen.
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Sic admpfe in ben 2ansn.

2orbon, 10. geob. gepelhen
uaterm geirigeu Gntnm me[oen,
baB bic Geutiden gpern aus ihipe.
rem @eiaiiteR beihieBen, imb 6aB
bic Stabt tn sslorilnen ltebe; oieieI.
be r. idon felt geralIuer 8eit bon
ben @etDobnern eerdrnlt tporoet
gorts, 10. gtob. = Bon Son0.
biine Biz Sonooiine miro i'm othten
geebeI NIT groBer Grbitterung ge.
fatnpft. am IhIimnriter piif1en Sic
aSnpie BEL g)periL oenn bic 0eut.
iden itreben oann9, iih Dor allen
9ingen in Der @egenO spiifen
ga @aiiec unO g1ienport feIt5uieseu.
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gitliation nod 0urhmts iingetpib.
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miiblugen, Slr RiiIte blir63llbrehen,
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bieier 2tnie Der Sdlaiiel fir Die
geinmnite Gage liegt.
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PIdbe. All Der g)icr, I'M bier0urd
iSIonfenbefpegiliigen 81 berbin0eril.
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Berlin iiber Sddgnno 2pn0on,
10. Olpb @aiIitdrfrititcr Morabt
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aber ii9erc Sorti6ritte!
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