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The Sentinel=record., 1914-11-24


The Aringtons annual Thanks civ.
ing night ball has long been die lead
ing feature Of the spas early winter
season of gayety. Truly wondrous as
was the 1913 ball. wnen all past
brilliancy records were shattered.
Manager Corrineton and his aides are
bent upon eclipsing the famous fun,-
tion of twelve months ago. So. 90.
.ciety has a perfect right to anticipate
tine bah of balls a bail that viii bear
close resemblance to the great ones
staged while the season" proper
IS on.
The Thanksgiving night bah will be
strictly a formal affair This an
.nouncement is bound to be well re-
ceived by the visiting and residen,
fashionables, as milady is anxious to
don her most elaborate fnery and
take part in one of the great func
lions the Arlington is so noted for.
Last weeks state fair ball was a
stellar success. but il was Of the in
formal variety So the ensemble was
not as brilliant as it would have been
had tine dancers been required to ap.
pear in full evening dress. He4ca
there will be the sparkle TO the
Thanksgiving night ball that was
missing from the state fair ball
The management promises the
dancing set a yayly decorated ball
The Sentinel=record., 1914-11-24
DR.. JNo. F. ROWLAND

Has removed his offices to the New
Thompson building, second floor.
10-12-1mo.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-11-24

Sentinel Record Want ads Get Re
results.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-11-24
POSTPONE Arlington ASSEMBLY.

TVaVDVTTV FTTTTgVVT FN5a-TTITV,
The Arlingtoas regular Tuesday
might assembly has been canel Of.
owing TO coming So close 10 the gas
Thanksgiving night ban Tile danes
viii De placed back upon milady's
calendar next week and remain a
weekly feature until the Christmas
holidays
The Sentinel=record., 1914-11-24
NEW COAT SUITS.
CARRIED OVER COATS.

Ea.ues I'D to SID and ST. we
are going to close them all out
quickly Priced all week at 1895
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-05-15

e. +. Micssc received letter last
Saturday from Corporation Commits
sioner Hugh II. Williams at Santa
Fe in which he stated that the South
crn Pacific Railroad company had
been given authority by the commits
sion to publish all rates to and from
the town If Miesse on u days notice,
instead of the regular statutory
thirty days provision. ave have
been after the s. P. for some time"
says the letter, land ] am sincerely
glad to know that We have succeed
ed in obtaining what was desired, as
it always n pleasure for me to do
anything for my friends in Luna
county as well as any other. trust
that the new town Of Miesse is pro-
spering." Mr.. Williams announced
that he expects to visit Denaing about
May 20.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-05-15

J. A. Mcdonald of Kelly, n. NJ,
was n visitor in the city this week,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-05-15
NyNpus NAN EXPERIMENTS
ON CURE FOR TUeERCUL0S

About twenty years ago s. Is.
Elzey, who Is now resident Of Ny
ndne, visited n large commercial Inns
kiln located in n little town in Mis-
souri,, and while there he was inform
ed that one of the men working at
the kiln had come there some months
previous in the last stages Of con-
sumption and was given light work
around the kilns. Instead of the man
becoming weak he slowly began TO
gain strength and nj the end Of six
months. had gained fifty pounds in
weight and was practically free of
any tubercular trouble.
Mr.. Elzey recently came To
Myndus for his daughters health as
she was informed by physicians that
she had slight touch of tuber-
culosis. He has built small plant
that will give the same results as
would be had at lime kiln. In the
plant he has installed an engine to
propel machinery and built room
for patients to occupy while taking
the lime treatment. II is so arranged
that n light breeze containing lime
dust can be blown into the room.
which can be brea,hed by the patient.
The mechanical construction and OPP
Grafton of the plant is practically
perfect. and there are several per-
sons afflicted with tuberculosis ut
Myndus, who are taking the treat
ment, which Mr.. Elzey announces is
free.
Mr.. Elzcy has taken charge Of the
Myndus hotel, which has ihirty-twn
rooms and is also agent for the >cv-
cral new cottages erected by j. II.
Turner. the New Orleans capitalist.
II the lime cure treatment proves II
success. u large snniiarium will he
built in the vicinity of Myndus, and
it is expected that people from all
over the United States will take ad
vantage of the treatment. In con
junction with the beautiful climate
and air of New Mexico, several large
lime cure plants may be built and it
may be that the long sought for cure
for tuberculosis has been found by
$. r. Elzey.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-05-15

J. b, Barlow and wife of Ripon.
Wis. arrived in the city Monday, and
will investigate land in the valley with
a view of locating here,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-05-15
MoeoLLon DISTRICT MINES
MAKE EXCELLENT SHOWING

Mining development in the Mogol-
Ion district is reported to be going
.tcndily forwarded with all mines
making good showing, in mineral
productions. Development on both the
Johnson and Eberle mines of the
Oaks company is yielding good
grad of mill ore. Extensive cross cut :
ting Of the veing through the Eberle
is being conducted prior to the selec-
ton of the point for sinking the main
shaft. The Eberle is the most cen
trally located mine in the district, be-
ing situated between the Erenestinr
Mining company on the south and the
Socorro Mining and Milling company
on the north, each Of which compa-
MES is now outputting in excess of
~ 900 per day.
Ore body number two of the Dead
wood mine has been cut on the 400
foot level north, exposing good
values. For the last ten days of
April, six bars of gold and silver
bullion and two and half tons of
concentrates were Shipped.
The ore bins Of the Pacific Mines
company at the north tunnel are to
be moved to the new working shaft,
in about the center of the property,
and the pack hoisted, eliminating
about 500 feet of tramming. This
mine is steadily developing into one
of the best in the district and ore is
shipped daily to the custom mill.
The survey of the Socorro Mining
comapny has been completed for an
aerial wire rope tramway to proper
ties about mile distant, upon which
the company holds option to pur-
chase. The mill handled 5000 tons
Of ore in April and shipped over two
tons of bullion. in addition to sew
eral ions of high grade concentrates.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-05-15
Take Prisoners TO Santa Fe

Sheriff Dwight stephens OF Lun"
fenpIy, arrived Friday noon from
fleming. bringing seven prisoners TOR
The state peniienliary, Stephens be-
Ing accompanied by deputy sherln
], '. Kelly. The prisoners are a''
short term men. the longest sentence
being three years, and burglary be-
Ing the worst crime, They are ~
follows Frank Collins. 2 IN ! years
Tor receiving stolen goods; Fres'o
Barron, 90 months to 2 years, Tor
assault 10 rob; J. Martinez, ~
months to 3 years for larceny; A. W.
Foster, 2 to 3 years. larceny; >. A.
bailey, a.years, burglary; Marcos
Espepo, 20 MONTHS, larceney; Moan
Frakes, ? to ; years for burglary,
IN the party was also Manuel Caesar
sentenced TO the reform school,
sania Fe New Mexican.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-05-15
Barnes Wires Sympathy

The following telegram was rccclN-
ed at the Graphic office Tuesday
morning:
Tuscon. Arizona, May II. 1911.
Editor Dcming Graphic:
We profoundly ,ympa'hizc with
Dcming in recent heavy LOSSES by fire.
W. +. Barnes. Travelling freight
and passenger agent Southern Pa
cifc.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-05-15

Miss katherine Thomas Of Lords
burg. Is spening the week with friends
in. the city. after which she will 60 to
Albuquerque for months visit with
relatives.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-05-15

II. N. Hornbuckle, leading cattle
can Of the Southwest, arrived in the
city Tuesday from chihuahua, Mex
leo, where he has been arranging with
the Consiituiionalist officials for the
shipping Of several thousand head OF
cattle to the United States.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-05-15

The Rev. Duncan Mntheson, pastor
of the Deming Presbyterian church.
left for Chicago Monday morning, ("
attend the General Presbyterian Con
ference.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-05-15

Miss Elyey Lowe came down from
the Elephant Buiec dam Monday and
is spending the week with the Dem
ing friends.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-13
low LnNn WI mn MNnLAs1l

THAT be- D.. question ,hai ht. been The
.uHl..f Hf much speculation and th.
.tI.uu- ..a.D. that tend fo urolnH- nI
shorten in.. lurriuD contest ave ".Dn
considered nom every point ut t..
~ ,lt.I.l u tho special var .-u,
aI th, s..rI.i o American ut Noy,u-
Dor Cab - au entirely new 1Hi
sore ff question nN di.DIs-.uE
Tie ,|na.rau. of 90, machinery u-'
.n tine .tI rather than rhtJ u{ thc
mes This sIl.i, Says 800
purt
This .fy lor-cIy 70 mB h,ue-
mad, u .I Do would ur "a curious
lni u.I ..aerthcr HOS druuu,-
m,ul .f sweat s%'iur-l, t us end
H..lf listened t1r l-l iu, it-
uzl. ZOO .. uarhlu, rather fh1u ih'
,NalH-f .. tho %
This ~ being Fought vIiu 'he
ug. and motor utI Hud 60 sHi.n.
uo r# Interrupted na- been ...
.frH-aI. .... fl,se have Hrcr Hlt poo 20
t,ef oi ..|.ranr, rho iIfr "' winch
bias mower ..ru witnessed ln Ihr nia-
tons of ...I..rp or th, UrIrt,r uri Errs
ttreuH9H. tory ot th" gasoline .ii
Thg H.. .. the -ur .H .ai tr H.
aHaullt, d. .rIcupn b.. uursfIuE ia
concerned p-raruraIit anHmIcd.
but not 80. .fs aCDura -UIr Ettrt
tim, d gan o. hred Fomc ai b intel
iur -nrfH.. uf its bore and delicate
I unius 4..ed away and o. certain
desret o. f accuracy De- lu-t This Is
true of th, shoulder r.iiD with its
burc eU .uHI that 10 WoHld NOT murh
mor, thau admit 70 lead peu"tl nt
Jess thf. .f Ono great Ih-lnrh Siege
gun OF fu, Germans Fortunately tni
tho Inf.utrt uHu. the wearing uut oi
thr bore Ir. frtscH rapidly with "a de-
erca.e Iu ru, size uf fht bore Fro.
sIun sH called uN b. ARTILLERY
.aen. ar.lto-t boz % lIIgc gums
and lsl-i Ir the uaU rifle The Dis
sums vh.I srm the Uaiu uaftrrle.
os uur vlrsHIp- aud tfr rmpisccd boz
pur rYtsi Publications DtN rrr from.
$50 ta $50 r.uuds tdtpcndcut upon
the pressure and q Doe lhe powder
chamber before they begin to ios,
ihrIf HH"ufa.E
The motor cav b. a hishiy dstei.
oled maDhln. which calls for careful.
apkeep to malntbiu % iu fll I'm.
|cienDf. fn ordinary cpmmeW inl serr
bee the motor car and AUTOMOBILES re.
ceige as "a rule. confederate rare ana
watChful maintenance in the pres.
ent however. the treatment ol
these Vehicles must Boa the nature 81
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-13
MoNEV ron HrRNL SCHOOLS.

ONE farmer with o. cheap auto
mobile hHs more Invested in
thut enc piece of mechanism
than the average rural community
has n lee school plant. and che wner
81 the auto frequently Fpends as
much on the upkeep of his o. car a.
tho community spends for the total
maintenance ~ the school. including
h teachers salary. This is one az
. number % sieninoent c~ompaelsons
brought OUT by W h. Feasin state
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-13
John Hay and
Golden Rule Diplomacy



- uE authorized biography oi John
Hay is Co Dol. written Dog william
4 ROSCOE TIHErr. hos, lifc Of
Ca,our has given him an Information
reputation and d. 1u index 90 the sort
of ctltsmanship th1t may be- expect
,d m the comiIl depletion and inter
probation ~ IA, career of BE- Fine typo
cot American gentleman and citizen
s. large ana varied consutuuucf 0I
readers awaits fh, book because tho
IMAM Goo No asCr..,I had contacts with
Europe and A.II 1s we'll ts with the
Uuitrd States. .uH hc WINS BE- Journal
i.J and muu of I%....Ia before becoming
l .|liplruat ami salesman NhcrcN-
e. there are admirers uf Abraham
Lincoln there NII Doc Interest boo CD
disclosures 90 Alr Hays diary kept
when BE- was private secretary of the
.rplt president which record b. go
Nr ThlNers hands An Journalists
Interested iu that epoch ot the history
COT choir craft when Greeley Bennett
tn. ,.Ip- ErsHr' In1 Raymond iu1d.
E.. Nprk tho outstanding center al
IaufntHs site Influence, win expect Goo
iiud Iu thp book delights ut value tor
tr, 4--rriatiuu .. NI Hay with the
Sow Work. TtiI.U. was long o. iu-
lmHtc
~. f.r author .Ho. aan c%unftdcutl1
aspect Geo Got r. .u-,s Ht least of the
.Hi,.r uI &C. p... tud ,ssayi-i Who.
HI'. not prclf .u the other D. ud
'1- mot s'nail '' come I" KNOW 90
m.u whose ..I-1Ips with authors
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-13

Tho mere fact that S 8 s. ths famous
blood purldrr drives oul disease n a
worlds story % toplr ~ eanFersutl.n whsr
ever uru pI tugI fhDr.
They wonder Uhy. simply heraH most
remedies ore mysunrh AND put bfaIr uirm
Isl discoveries Toe faces au that We
Iny tn1 much attention to possibilities ana
uD9 enough o. iral. h1mrs q ar uilsh.
uent r. q q D. a rag4niy no 4l. fathers.
Dr. na R history that h Wr goo deeply Ui
mons minds because 90 has daEn th. work.
driven oat d..p seated disease. revived
hopr. pas ih. 10 Is. on appearance nni
.amnad down tEHi auy effort uf T.fu.
'1 So thF ulr,r band Arf sore spot uI
The stIn h OIL imaei.ate domaai fHI
s. 81 E .Ib-r thc fat principle of ihi
famous f.mrIf is }p Strike aut f1r places
q trouble mif b. physiological fae'
and s. 81 81 d. trle to tle gaiAiuE8 II
ogr body
Gct a bottle ~ n s. s. .adsy az ans
drlgsisi and b-il lio.d hraiih H va.
masfer anf blood direasn nnl a. FOL a
war fs raphaslrc is influence ANA n
rou would lkr deanite advice wflte rl
swift Specific Go. 5n swift hldg Atlantic
Ga Their medical department. d Nher.
most people nrst SOCK advice that putt
them an the straight road
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-13

D. is an iuterestlng commcnJ upon
the regard in which law ond order
a. san Francisco are held NAT the
National Purity CONGRESS last week
found Do necessary 90 appropriate
$50 % for the special protection of
girls ANA young women visiting san
FRANCHISE alone during 'hs EXPOSE
ton. asainst the operations OF white
slave" ~trnfhcers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-13

Phone . Red Barn al W Copper
for nrst-class hacks and carriages
W. l. Trimhls . Co
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-13

let the Herald want 40 DO yous
work.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-13
Verein$naNriNten.
@inlabmng 51t1u be1ttiden &atboltfen=
tag bpn Minneiota.

@ertbe Gereinsbrii6er! = Gum
6ritten M3ole b%eriammeln ith 6ie &a=
tbolifen 6erti9er 3unge in @basfa,
inn 160nen Minnelota : Ebale, 5um
&otbolifen Gage am 81. September
uno an Sen 5pei folgen0en Sagen
CUR Is. reip. SO. SabreSberi omm=
lung 6es Stnatsberban6es Ser 9. st.
6. Il. g. b. sc. 81 6ieler 6eier ieto
STR ale, bon 1rob un6 fern, ber5lid
[miufommen. 8etbeiligen mir nns al
lie an 6ieier groBartigen 3emonl tro=
ton unieres fotbolii@en @lal1benS>
belonoers in Sic en triiben Sagen, po
gegen sic Stride IN fribo1er @eiie in
Wort nno @@rift nn6 Gbat gefrepelt
miro. Guber sic @i@tigfeit, 6te
Motbmen6igfeit un6 sic @iiBlt&teit
nnierer Sagl1ng. S@el1en mir 6eS<
bolb feline 0pfer nn6 feine Miiben!
|Die S%eitbeb0r6e bm fir alleS anf 6os
Bette geiorgt, INT 6ieie Sage fir @n@
redt niitli@, lebrrei@ nno ongenebm
8u MADDEN. Darum auf na6 @baSfa!
Muf gum @atboIifentag! &o@a@<
tungsbon, 6aS @inla6ungs~&omitee:
@ermoin &einrids, 8. S. &c., @far=
rer, S. SO. Mreb, SeitlBrGii6ent, S.
&olper, 6eit@Sefretar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-13
$KirOhNe ndNribten.

* &pmme1loen Somltag feiert oie
Stride oos Set Muria @immelfabrt
eS 1T Dies Elm gebotener Ieiertag.
Moroclrs bolb feds llbr miro in Ser
&utbeorale mic al1b IN Ser ct. Glolto
unbeflecften gmpfd,1guibfirbe eine
FL. Melle fir lplde Mrbeiter gelel e1,
oie mlbeoingt ibrer Nrbeit nabgebe11
miiiien.
PIN fommen0en Sonntag miro
ser am letten Montag in Ser ct.
Sobns Mbteifirde 511 Golegepille bonn
bod)m'iten @errn 8iidof Sacob Ero-
bee in SEN III. Erieiterltano erbobene
bpdyp. p. Soillo &obler, 3. 8. g.,
oebprer IN ct. Mortin, in 8luffton,
Mfinn., 400 ieire @ltern mobnen, feline
Yrimi5 %feier1r; amr gleid]en Sonntag
miro Ser Neupriei ter, bpd&p. P. Ilp=
rian 2oenifor, .. g. s., bon &raill=
tplpll in Mlbonp primi5iere11, nn0 an
is. September miro ser am Montag
qapeibte bod)tp. P. M6albert l1nrube,
8. g.. g., gebpren in Sttnerbaule n,
@eltpbolen, 5n 1l1l11tb @ott BENT
&errn fem Gritlingsopfer oarbrin=
gen.
Dus ant 5onntogoben6 BON
Trofelor 6ran5 S. @0r9er aus SSn=
oionopoliS, Sn6., in Ser &er5 Selu=
Stride 5u 6reeport anf Ser prabt=
poIen re1ten &feifenorgel peranitalte=
tie Srgelfon6ert m11B alS @rfolg I'M
nahren Gimme 6es @ortes be5ei6net
meroen. M1tiifIiebbaber bon nab
nn6 fern batten itd in GROCER Menge
eingefunoe11, uno allen tp11r6e Elm ge=
mBreider Mben6 geboten. Organilt
@Drger erprobte iid als boQfomme=
1ter Meiiter 6es Snitrumentes nno
entlpiGelte cine aus gr1ta1nen ret
denoe Bobfdbigfeit. Mu6 SRI. Fbi=
Iomena l1blenfott entle6igte ii6 in
iBrem Colo vtbe Solp @itp" mie
iSupt. s.. 81. 80rger in 6em Colo
Der M11tter &r1t5ifir" Ser ibnen ge=
iteuten Mnfgabe auf Sic 5nfrteoen<
ltenoite @eiie, mie 6ies in g1ei6 To-
bender @eiie bon 6em unter 2ett1ng
6es 1irigenten @ottb. Sarren iteben=
SEN &irdendores Ser 6reeporter Sc
meirbe geiagt mer6en muB.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-13

cob @riebler, geitern, Mitttpo&, Mor-
gen I'M ct. Soiepb-Iltenbeim, mo tie
|ii6 felt Sen lebten flint Sabren be-
fono, oos 3eitlide geiegnet. 0rei
&inoer betrollern ben SOD Ser gl1te11
Mutter. SIS iinb oies Die ebrtp. 8ene-
biftineridmei tern Sbeooolia nno M.
berto in ct. Sol epb, nno Sobann
@riebler bon ct. Youl. Die 8eeroi=
gllng finoet 6reitagnrogen Itatt.
- Sober 2icbbaber pom aatcm
%ier iplte iidD clue &iite pun u@lnefs
Tlaidenbicr" beitelen. Selepbon No.
36. Math. Nltcrcnbcrg. 1913
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-13
Illus der ut19t9end.
GoQegepiQe.

Gol(egepiIe.
2ebten Conner tagmorgen tint II
l1br fond Sobann. Simmers ben 70
Sabre often Clinton @edel in feiner
@ieie unter einem 8uume beiin-
m1rqslos lieqen. ST. @inault bon
ct ssofepb mrtrbe bon 6em @orfan
in @enntnib gefebt. Dieier tpor BE-
retts Unit 12 lbr CUR Ste0e unto er.
fldirte, bob &edel infolge zines
@hlugonfones geIdbmt fet. Mod).
Dem bo6m. P. Mtbonaii11s, .. g. g.,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-13

ibrem sobne @6nor6 nn6 bein
bodpp. P. Mei1rao, 8. g. s., einem
Meffen oes &errn &obler. 9lm Mon.
tagnrorgen begaben ii6 6ie %genannten
i1 8egleitung ser 8rii6er S. S. unf
IS. 81. 80rger per Nnto nab ct
Sobns, tpo Tie Ser &rieitertpeibe 6ea
bodpm. P. 96iIlo &obler, 3. g. g.,
zines 5obneS ser 6ami1ie &obler, BEL
mobnten. = SRI. &lara &odert be-
fin6et ii6 fir einige @oden in ct.
Saul, tint 1re1te @oaren fir ibr Bmb=
madergei@dft e%in5ufm1fen un6 Mr=
iter II. T. 10. fir sic fommen6e Sai1on
at itn6ieren. - Gem Or. 9umont
u1r6 Sen &erren Mnton @eitbrod uno
Sen. @arren ber5li@e @ratulation 5u
Sen freu6igen Gamilienbermebrun=
gen. - 8. IS. @el6on BON ct. @1ou6
befono ii@ bier int Sntereiie Ser
1rel1e11 @eidi9te bon Stearns County,
zines @erfes, SOS bal6igit fem @r=
idei1re11 MAIDEN ion. - SEER un6
6rou Morib &oi9en un6 6eren bei6e
%jiinglte Godter madten per 9luto Ell
men M11sfl11g 1o9 SEN 3piuingsitad6<
ten. - SRI. Sran5iSfa Sd0ner bat
|eine @teue ols 2a6en6ienerin int
Mii6maarengeidGft Ser Tirma So
iden & &11bn angetreten. - Ser
mann S6oner lit 11nter Sic @rfin6er
g%egongen. @r bat elm &otentredt anf
!einen bon linn erfun6enen @arten=
ipfl11g berousgenommen.
&ier5.
2ebten Greitog tpa1r6e Srm Ger
borb 8iItea pI0tli6 bom @hlaee ge<
riibrt, ie6o@ iin6 sic Musii@tem fir
bal6ige @eneiung giinitig. - 8an=
qnier gtou mn6 Carl Ebiele bonn
uMoroitern," mo6ten Samitag int
nelte1 Muto 6es @riteren einen Ste
cor6=Ertp na9 ct. @lon6. - Sac.
8lafe ser 1rel1ernom,te Noitmeiiter
iibernabm Samitag SOS Bier5er Soft
amt. : Sobn @obeiiel faufte lebte
@ode 6os Sdonfeeidaft BON Mc.
$. Mdiller. - Matb. Sbomen min,
trot6em ct Elm Mutomobil bot, mel<
DIES i'm i@neM na6 @ier5 bringt,
ood 6ie 6arm %berfo1fen nn6 ut@
int Std6t9en nie6erloiien. = Die
&iibner bro1tden 6ieies Sabr feline
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