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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-03-19
VETERANS OF The CIVIL WAR RECALLED
STRIFE Of OTHER DAYS.
At their Association Meeting in Municipal Build
ing---Ladies Auxiliary Attended.

The strife of battle and the din of
warfare without doubt sounded once
more in the ears of the veterans Of the
Civil War as they pondered over their
past at the meeting Of the Somerset
Veterans Association and Ladies Au-
Hillary held Tuesday in the Court room
a the Municipal Building IN spite
Of the inclemency Of the weather there
was d good sized number in attend
ance
The session Vas opened al lob Col.
F.. F. Gould Of Arson presiding The
officers present besides Col Gould,
were MAJ a Y Smith and Adjt. 5. +.
Emerson. There was singing BY the
audience Il Need Thee Every Hour"
and prayer Was offered by Rev. 5. F.
Emerson. Rock Of Ages was then
sung. Veterans reported as having
died since the last meeting were: W.
G. Brown Howard Burgess, Samuel
Nose W H Nottage Benz Taylor,
Levi Merrick stephen GRAHAM and
Robert Bunker and committee was
appointed 10 draft resolutions ID
memory Of these gentlemen. 1t was
also voted that the association convey
TO the families of General Chamberlain
and Col. Tilton sympathy because Of
the death of these two officers.
/. L. Walton ESQ in behalf of the
veterans gave very appropriate wei
come and Col Gould responded to the
same. Tramp, Tramp Tramp was
rendered by Col Gould the audience
Joining in the chorus and after due
consideration il was voted that the
association hold the June session in
Norridgewock Another matter of
business also claimed the attention of
the veterans and this resulted in the
appointment Of Amasa Gregory to the
office Of quartermaster, this being ne
cessary because Of the death of Samu-
el Vose.
Remarks We're offered by Z. H,
Davis of Belfast, @ G. Hutchins, P. H.
Butler and others. a letter was read
from Amasa Gregory who was absent
on visit to Vermont, in which he
extended greetings 10 the association
and Auxiliary. There were more re-
marks by Alden Bucknam and l. G.
BraNn and matters of business were
transacted previous 10 the adjourn
ment for dinner which was served by
the members of the Womans Relief
Corps in Grand Army Hall During
the forenoon rising vote of thanks
VAS rendered Mr.. Walton in apprecia-
tIou Of his address
Al the opening of the afternoon ses-
sion prayer vas offered by the Chap
lain. Cephas Walker and Memorial ex-
ercises were conducted by the Ladies
Auxiliary 4 communication was read
touching upon the question of chang
ing to some extent the National flag
to conform With confederate re-
quest and protest against it, II. B,
Perkins sang "Tenting Tonight on the
Old Camp Ground and Col Gould
read letter of humorous nature.
Mrs. Emma H. Dunton rendered a solo
and there were remarks by J. W Nor
an, Alonzo Smith and p. H. Butler A
song was sung by Col Gould and more
remarks were offered by A. W. Smith
and s F. Emerson. Two more songs
We're sung by II. B. Perkins and read
ings by Miss Violet Mcfarland and 5.
F Emerson closed the exercises.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-03-19
THUNDER STORM
YESTERDAY
Raised Havoc and Burns
Buildings
Home OF ". J. Robinson In Palmyra
Destroyed. Bolt of Lightning En-
terS PittSiield Farm House

1t is seldom that thunder storm
visits the eastern section of Somerset
County with more damaging results
even in midsummer than that of yes
terday. There We're manifestations of
thunder and lightning in Skowhegan
during the afternoon but no damages
resulted.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-03-19
PAT TAhGALL MOOERS
CASE.
What Down River Paper Has to Say
EditOrialIy upon the Outcome of the
Hearing

The following is the editorial com
ment of the Kennebec Journal at tn,
outcome of the hearing on the Pattan
gall-Mooers slander suit, which wa
held at Augusta on March l1th.
"Petered Out"
The suit brought by William r.
Pattangall against former Sheriff
John A. Mooers of Somerset
county. charging slander. came to
sudden halt in supreme court
at Augusta. Wednesday by the
picturesque road of non-sut Mr.
Pattangall's attorney claimed the
discovery that an important part
of the declaration against Mr..
Mooers had been unWittingly
omitted by the Office girl copying
ii. He declared that a new suit
would be commenced al once on
declaration.
The case. arising from divergent
political courses. in which the
stalwart Democratic sheriff of
Somerset County refused 10 be
swerved from the path of duty by
the demands of party leaders. has
aroused wide public interest. The
frank showing up of Democratic
policies by this enforcement sheriff
created intense bitterness in the
party. One of the results Was this
suit charging slander. Mr. Pat
tangall's personal newspaper organ
has blared loudly. and the average
reader might have expected to see
Mr. Mooers drawn and quartered
or something like that
We fail to see that Mr.. Mooors
needed any vindicatiOn We un-
derstand that he has steadfastly
refused all overtures of compro-
mise and went to trial confident
and determined"
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-03-19
LIGHTNING PLAYS FRANKS IN A
PITTSFIELD HOME

Pittsfleld, March 19-A bolt of light
ming struck the farm home of j. n
Rolfe yesterday afternoon and did con-
siderable damage, although setting no
fire. The bolt struck in the front
part of the house and tearing through
the walls cut the wire of a picture and
threw it across the room. Things
were otherwise disordered and Mr. and
Mrs. Rolfe who were in tho ell were
knocked down by the shock but not
seriously injured.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-03-19
NEW HIGH SCHOOL
BUILDING.
To be Built at West
New Portland
To be Completed the First OF October.
Structure to Cost $1,000

WEST NEW PORTLAND-March II
At the annual town meeting it was
voted to build an a Grade High
School building at the cost of $1,000.
Building to be completed by Oct. 1st,
1914. The location TO be chosen by
the State Superintendent of Schools.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-03-19
BCILDINGS AND STOCK BURNED
AT PALMYRA

Palmyra, March 18-The farm
buildings of Willis J. Robinson, located
about mile south of Palmyra village
were struck by lightning yesterday af-
ternoon. The bolt entered the barn
and when discovered the mows of
hay were reported TO be in flames So
rapid was the progress of the flames
that nine head of cattle, Is sheep with
other farm animals We're destroyed
also farm tools and the entire con
tents of the buildings. The shed and
house were soon ignited and the entire
set of buildings was consumed. Some
of the household goods were saved
The place was insured for $4,000 in a
Grange Mutual Company. Loss es-
timated at about $4,000.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-03-19
FOREST FIRE PROTECTION
Blaine \. yiles VIII Meet Those In
terested TOmOrrow at WaterviIle

Forest Commissioner Blaine s.. Viles
will meet those interested in forest
fire protection on the Kennebes River
at the Elmwood Hotel, Waterville,
Maine, Friday, March 20, 1914, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon
AT this meeting matters pertaining
to the protection of the forests from
IRE will be considered and recommen-
dations received as to the personnel
OF the field force for the coming sea-
son.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-03-19

Amount Unexpended Has Been Placed
in the Bank 10 be Utilized Later

or the $ll5.00 collected by the com
mittee to defray the expenses of Horse
Day $l&,36 remains unexpended and
has been deposited in the Skowhegan
Savings Bank TO be utilized for the
same event which will be held in
February or March 1915. The accounts
of collection and disbursement are on
file in this office and may be consulted
by any one when desired
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-03-19
FOuntain-Rarker

AT 10 Elm Street, Waterville on
Monday evening, Thomas Fountain and
Daisy Barker both of West Forks
Plantation were united in marriage by
Rev. Edwin c. Whittemore, D. D. The
single ring service was employed. After
wedding journey they will reside in
West Forks Plantation.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-03-19
Annual Board Of Trade Meeting

The annual business meeting of the
Skowhegan Board of Trade will be
held tomorrow (Friday) evening at
7.30 in the Municipal Court room Of
ficers will be elected and it Is hoped
there will be large attendance. The
annual banquet will be held at later
date.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-03-19
just Right for Backnche and Rheu-


Foley Kidney Pills are so thoroughly
effective for backache. rheumatism,
swollen, aching joints. kidney and
bladder ailments that they are recon-
mended everywhere. A A Jeffords.
McGrew, Nebr.. says: MY druggist
recommended Foley Kidney Pills for
pains in my back, and before l finish
eu one bottle, my old trouble entirely
disappeared" For sale by Sampson
& Avore.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-03-19

Friends of Mrs |. j. Smith will re-
gret to learn of her being confined to
the house with an injured ankle, which
is The result of fall
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-03-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Min of
Brighton, and William Cockburn OF
Wilton, N. H., have been visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Cockburn on
Baptist Hill
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-03-19
BINGHAM SOON TO HAVE NEW
MILL
Lumber Has Already Arrived and
Teams are Busy Hauling Rock for
Foundation

The Shank Mill is running with both
a day and night crew. Great prepara-
tions are being made for the building
of the new mill which is soon to be
undertaken. \ large amount Of lum-
Der has arrived and teams are busy
hauling rock for the foundation.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-03-19

The Goodwin cottage at Lake Wes-
serrunsett has been purchased by Bin
W. Page.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12

Srl 1bclna 'Ecrcp, cine l5siobr
riae 9lrbciicnin bci Der Sentimental
&aa Gompallp~ N Nigblan0touu III
nelieru nit tnapper 9lotb clnem
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lid a6cr uidt geid9rlid) be5eiAuct
lpnr0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12
9lcider gleacr Oerfluot.

SIN Common @lcns9eridt rcidte
gcItcrn Sri. glnno 9. GIorf, cine
aronfenmGrtcrin BON Ncuti 0urd
Ic6tSompolt &arrD g. gSolf, 6luci
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orgcn ocn 9icgcr Samcs &. Sithcns,
cinen rcihen 2agerbousbeiiscr itno
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gin. Sri. Glnrf
mo0nt an Der Wtilton glUcme. SSn
Dem Bureau Oes GchtSonpoItS@olf
mllr6c IN @rio6ruug gebrodt ouB
sic &IGgerin 6ebollptct ooB lic iutcr
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mciber Wtonn mo onber ieincn Sei.
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meiteren iol pit1cns, na60em CT
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be, lmo OoB iie feit gloubte, ooB CT
Gin meiBer Wtaun mar. 9to6 GINGER
3eit babe er ibr cinen Seirotbson.
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eincr Orittcn Gerion er8G6lt tporOen
ooB &itc6cns glegerblit in ieinen
gloern bate, worolf iie obnmd6tig
ecporoen lei. Sit6cns lit 50 Sabre
alt uno Sri. Glorf pngeiobr 30.
Ger Gritere mobn in SIR. 1716, Sit.
@rcitonS STRIDE uuo 1T ciner Der
red)ltcn 9teaer bon Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12
Nrnn NiI6erOinn v. l9riineirIo.

Sniolgc bon 9lltcrSi1mdHc iiarb
0citcrn 9l6cno T ll6r no1 fllr5cr
Stronf6eit IN ibrcr Mobmng, 9ir.
1878. 9Gblano 9locuuc, 6rdu Nilbcr-
Dina 9. ejrineiclo inl 9llter Don 50
5a6rcn. Sic bat i6rcn @ottcn, 0rn.
Mcinboro 9lnton @riinciclo, inn 5wci
Sabre ii6erlcbt nm0' 6intcrlGBt 5wci
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6rau Diorg. Siittnann orei Gnfel
ino iec6s llrenfel. ,Srol @riincielO
mar i'll GmoeH Bropin5 SomioDcr,
GeltihlanO, gcborcn uno lebtc ieit
1864 in Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12
scI6ltmorO .scrind)?

Sr. SomarO @lonpille in gtr. 22l9,
9ioro Colbert 5troBc, in cinem
NIT SOS eefiiuten 3inmer olli.
gefunOen. Gohter mar Dor
5wei Shmoen per6cirotbet nor.
oeu. Seine 9lngobeu ii6cr oen
Sorfall 8u erlongcn.
3pci Stlnoeu no6 DER Soc63eit
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te %oier DER @rout, in eincm nit
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icinem SeinL Slr. 2219, S{or0.Gol
bert StraBe, nlfgefunoen morocn.
2uut DEM 9eri6t scr @oli5ei ocS
norOli6en 0iItrifts be6onOeIte Or.
@. e. &ation, bon Ger. 1928, ct.
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bro1tc i'm ouBer @efo6r. SSroll
@lonpilIc ipeigerte iih 9Infangs, Der
9Soli6ei irgcno mcl6e gluShnft ii6er
Den Sail 5i ge6en. Or. g9ution
tonntc geitcrn 9tbcnO ni6t oneetrof-
fen Weroen. Seine @ottin tnfor
mirte cinen 9eribteritotter oeS
0eutiben Gorrciponoenten onB
Der 9lr5t 0urd cinen 9oten nah Dem
&ouic ocs Serrn @lonbillc gerllicn
wuroe, ino Dab er ocn 9(nge6origeu
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den gcgc6en babe, iibcr oen Sail fei-
lie glngo6en 81 moben.
gta66oren, mel9e bon 3eitings-
leltteu intcroiept mur0eu lpraben
6ie gerlmt6lmg aus, OaB Serr @Iai-
bile @inpono gegen bic Seirat6 iei-
ncr Gobter pegen Oeren Sitter cr-
6oben 6Gtte. @on 0en 9(nge6origen
Der 6anlilie @lanoiae lieB iib geitern
9lbenO giiemanO ipre1en. 9Iur ein
&oitgonger, Der in Ocm moOernen
groBen 9lpartcmcnt6auS mo6nt, fam
an Die Sbiire uno erflGrte, 0aB er
feline 2l6ulng Oopon babe, mas iid
in Dem Snlie 3ugetragen bate.
@etraut wlrOe SRI. @lanoille nit
Srn. glrel 9. Sterner bon 8bilaoel-
pbio, eincm Geprdientanten Der
nSeri6eD G6ocoloOe Company" BON
Baltimore. 9eioe fennen lid bereits
felt Orei Sa6reu nlO iino ein Sobr
Oerlobt Die Erolumg poa5oa @n-
itor @, o. Bed, Der Seeliorger Der
eriteu biidofliben0let6oO
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iii6rer fmgirte, iagtc, oaB CT ii6er
Oen 9orial nad ser Groiuma ni3tS
gcbort 6o6c. 0os imge @6epaar trot
glcicb noH Der Graluulg cine Sod-
3eitSreile all.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12
9ln 6ersidnuddle neitnr6cn.

@cutc ytadnlittag fiuoet bel Der
Ocutiden Stride ju Stenmers.9hut
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chua Recommendations aranfbeit, bon
0cneil er abcr mir 0rei @o1en lang
oas 9ctt bitten miBte, itnrb, lit elmer
@er5idmade erlegen. @r mar eincr
Der riibrigIten San0mirt6e BON 8alti-
Hore-GpmtD mo bat all alien Gnts
widelul9siragen Oeiielbel regen 9llls
t6eil genpnlnen. Sm Sabre 1911
lit cr ais rcpublitaniider Gatoioat
fiir 0as SheriiiSamt aligeitelt pors
Oel unO bic oielen i6m gegebenen
Stimmrn iino iider ein 6ereotes 3ei-
den filr oaS glnie6en, Oeiien Serr
Gol5 ii9 crfreute. Sein Sater Der
1912 farb. galt iiir cinen Der eria9.
reniten ganOwirt6e Der gal8eu llnf
gcgenO Sabre lang mar 9err &.
@enrp &ol5 elmer Der Siibrer Der so.
emit e5ropc Orange" ierncr mar er
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beirat6cte i'm Sabrc 1899 SRI Wlorp
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jebt nit orci ainoerm gnmo, g9il-
liam uno Clara &ol5, iiberle6t. Gr
NOR ciit ldnaid6riaca YltgIieO ser
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H Stepnncrs 9An,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12

Sir 9iarBlano iuo ocn 0iitrift
columbia bcutc glegen uno uoros
iDeiiIihc g9inoe.
giah 0en Metter6cridtc 5icbt cin
idmcrcr Hesenihtrn uls oem oitlis
dc Ieras nad oem 9iorooiten uno
miro 5eite an Der mittclatloniii6en
aiiitc cintreiieu. SSn ser obercn
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0cu 6cliengcbirgcn Su Gtlaboma
uno ocm norolihen Geros lit Die
Ecmpcronr % Sroo nuter Ocnt
1urdiMniitc. glf oer 9fegen beite
folgt fiibIercs flares gsctter. Sm
Siiocn uno Often ocs 2onoes miro
rs bcltc wdrncr peroen, lllorgcn
ioli Is iAoner iucrocn
Die bohitc Iemperaiir mar 60
Niroo lut llGr giunnlittogs mo
Sic uicorigitc 3S 0jroo nm 6 llbr
Nlprgens.
Su Sen nnocreu @ctter 8cobod
mugs 5toiionen wor Die nieOrigitc
lcnpcrotur pie fol9t 9tlantic GitD
30. 9ismard i6. Bolton 3S, 9uiia-
Il 82. GborIeiton 80. G6ico9o 8S,
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leigb 80. 5aIt Cafe Gitu 40, Son
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Noul rs. Scranton 3s, 56rcueport
5i. 5potouc IA, Campo 54 S8ai6
ingtou 3S, gSiunipcg 20.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12


@eriidte iiber bic Gou5entrirung Ger
r@lerdauts McdouicS Der n9Ia-
tioual-@onf pou Baltimore" mo
Der oGriteu 9lationalbaut."
Gas gcanlteupcrional ioa 6creits
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bcitreitct Die 9iidtigfeit.
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nahlten ,3cit Orci Scr gr0bteu 9tatio.
nalbonfcn scr 5taOt peridmeI5cu
pcrocn ocreu @eiomntfapital gro-
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@onfcn meroeu oie ol)ierhouts-0ic-
d6anirS' 9latiouolbant" oic n9totio.
nalbonf bon Baltimore" lulO bic
oGrltc 9iationolbnuf" genount gtad
ciucr &eriion miro Oic critgenanntc
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miIien 8reiiei 6ebauptct man Dab
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s. g. gSilcor ais Guiiirer genmut.
Die Orci 0cuanntcn 9anfcn iino bic
it0rfIten 6inau3iuittilte Oes Siioeus.
0os @rinoitiid, oos an Die oil Der
South un0 @oteritroBc geIegene
,,9lierdantS NlehanicS 9totionol-
goHf" gren5t imO ulli DEM Dor OenI
arobeu 9ranOe oie vEritte 9iationalr
9ouf" itauo. lit iebt inn 9eibe Der
,,9}ationuI6onf oon Baltimore" NIT
ser sic .1ritte 9fationol6anf" oer-
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6Gltniiien itebt olio em @runoitiid
5ur Gerfiigung, ooS sur Grridtung
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olio nur Oapon a6, ob Oieie uorge-
iGlagene Combination ser 9onten
Owdoringt ooer iicbt Die ugtatio-
nal6unf bon Baltimore" imO Oien n@r-
Itc fotionolbnnf"6 6eiiben 6eiOe mert1-
poae @runoitiide i'm @eiMditspicrtel.
sic ieocr5eit 81 einem 9ie6ba6erprciS
Der1uBert meroen f0nnen; Oie $50,
tionul6anf bon Baltimore" liegt iebt
on ct Saul mo 9oltinoreitroBe.
oic ,,Gritc Notionol6ont" an Der
5out6ltroBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12
Nammrr nn6 gLm6ph rnlcn.

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Oos MIR fms mar mo lid in 6eiti-
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Ter, Der i'm Sanie Or 407 Siio-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12
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6rau Siooosfo ibm gcgcniiber 3ugc-
gcben. babe, OoB Der fleine SeouarO
oft gcihlagcl lm0 in Ocn Seller &C.
ipcrrt murOc. 9lls scr fleiuc SSlmgc
in Den eriten Eagcn oeS Nionats nit
brennenOcn Gigorettenihrmneln &C.
ipiclt uno Streidb6l5er augejiinOet
bate, luoltc Die 9lo6enmitter i6u in
redt oraitii9er @eiic Oie @eiabr Ocs
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len icin 2eiO getlogt uno er5d6lt, oaB
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