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Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1914-08-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, us. Land Office
at Great Falls Montana. july 70 1914.
Notice is hereb- given that Ellis Phillips
of Cut Bank, Teton County Montana, who on
Nov. %, 1911. made homestead entries No.
J14Ss4. and 025215. for SW4-N! of Sci. Section
I, and NJ of SW4. section &. Township 50 n.
Range 5West Mont. NJ, has filed notice OF IN
tention to make Three Year Proof. to -stab-
fish claim to the land above described. before
Charles n. Thomas U. S. Commissioner at his
office at cut Bank. Montana. on tue 10 day uf
Sept 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses: Ben
Hoke. Gilbert Neese, William H., Manney. Otto
Hintz, all of Cut Bank, Montana.
R. n. Sutherlin. Megiste.-
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FOR PUBLICATION

Department. vi the interior, Y. .. L4ahu OhIce
at ureaL sails, MonLara, JUN 10, l9I+.
Noucc Is hereby gwen Jnat lians Solberg,
OF ktDrldge. IooIe county MunIana, who' On
Il eDy. 4Jn, 1914, made homestead entry, No
UlYU44, Tor SEA, oecIun ~. township 81 NOrIn,
hange o W est Montana Merlulan, has nleu
uoUce OF lnLenJlon To MAKE final Infee NOI
year Frout, To establish cain to Jne lanu ABOVE
uescrlDru, before InArIes ~. Inolnas, ". ..
COMMISSIONER, AT Ills ONCE, az Cut balm,
montana, ON the ZlsJ day OI August, 1914.
LlalInauL names 40 NICnesses: NllllhIn
Kaufman, Warren Graham, EauI hall, EIuII
r1aIl all oI Cut BANK, NionLana.
IL. \. SuunerIIn,
heglster.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1914-08-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Office
at Great Falls, Montana, July 80, 1914.
Notice is hereby given that Fayette w,
Plank, of Cut Bank, Teton County, Montana,
who, on April 18th. 1912, mad Homestead AID
plieatlon, No. O26766, for El of SW4. Section $
Township 81 North, Range 8 West Montana
Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make
ommutatlo Proof. to establish ciaim to the
land above described, before Charles n. Thomas
IT,. i. Commissioned his office, at Cut Bank
Montana, on the 10th day of September, 1914.
Claimant names as waitneskes; Ole John
son. Daniel Quinn. Alphonse Bonnet. Daiber
II Brakeman all of Cut Bank. Montana.
r. N. Sutherlin
Register.
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T FOR

Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office
at Great Fails Montana, August 4, 1914.
/, Joseph carter. of Ethridge. Montana,
who, on May 3, 1919, made Homestead, No.
USl4t9, for Sl-2 Ma, section u. township 3SN,
Kange 4 Nest. Montana Meridian, hereby CIV e
notice of my intention To make Communication
rroof. 20 establish my claim to the land abO, Q
described, before Perry j. Day, Clerk OT The
Court,at shelby, Montana. on the END day OF
o~eptember, 1914, by two Cf the following vat.
nesses: Martin Dibdahl, George A. norman,
Oscar Winden, Martin Rich :ali of Ethridge
Montana. X, n. Sutherlin. Register
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And MIR. 3. Exits Slightly Hors do
;. Combat After a Thrilling Battle Eps
titled "6rains Versus Brute Strength"
2. or Words to That General Effect.
BY N. QUAD.
lt'opyright. 1914. by Associated Literary
i rress.l
HH RS. BOWSER stood looking
bU out through the. window the
other evening as MIR. Bowser
came from the office. There
was a strange man with him. and
they were in earnest conversation. He
had d half guilty look on his face
lis he opened the door. and he seemed
TO want to be questioned. but the
I. mystery was left unsolved until after
dinner. Then she quietly asked:
i, We'll. what have you been buying
this timer
Nothing at all" he replied.
Then you've got some scheme on
foot?" ...y..
There's no scheme about 1t. | have
Simply decided to do what any sensible
Imam ought to do. When a. man finds
-'that he is the victim OF a dozen all
ments he ought to go at 1t and cure
himself, oCghtn't he?"
= "Of course. But what are your all
ments? Now and then you have a
headache or you get Il corn on your
toe, but your general health is excel
lent. 1t was only the other day thai
You were Boosting how rugged yot
were"
He Is Uncomplaining.
My dear woman" he. said as be
walked about, you know very wei
that | am no hand to complain If
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-01-01
"His Ad Paid"

If D. F. Cahill, the Grocer, :"
ever had any doubts as to the ad-
vantages of advertising, they
have all faded away within the
past week. In spirit of peace
and good will toward men," Mr..
Cahill expressed his sentiments
in a unique advertisement in last
weeks issue of the Enterprise
and forthwith left town to spend
Christmas and a part of the
holidays with his brother in
Cheyenne Wells. He returned
Sunday, and when he seated
himself at his customary place
at Mrs. Buchanan's private board
ing house he was taken by sur
prise to find a beautiful" bo-
quet of flowers" lying at his
plate, with a sweet scented note
attached. He read the note and
again gaZed at the flowers. "
The sentiment expressed in the
note was exactly in accord with
that expressed in Mr.. Cahill's ad
viz, send the flowers while they
are living and can enjoy them. :"
1t is needless to say that Mr..
Cahill's prayer" had been an
swered by sympathetic friends.
The only thing that kept the tears
from yelling in Mr.. Cahill's
kindly eyes was the second look
at the flowers" which gave
evidence of having done memor-
ial duty on some previous occas-
sion. Of course he expected
some returns, but the results on
this occasion were almost over
whelming. Nor was this all, for
on returning to the store he found
a number of boquets composed
Of ancient celery, carrots, ETC..
each of which bore evidence that
advertising pays. Approaching
the Jocular mein Of his friends,
Mr.. Canill now wishes the En-
terprise to carry out the joke by
inserting a card of thanks.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-01-01

If YOU want to insure or buy a
home or lots or need legal papers
call on J. F. White.
Are you looking for house to
rent? If so, see Knapp & New
ton, the real estate men, Arvada,
Colo.
CahilI carries full assort-
ment of Mems Working and
Driving Gloves and Mittens.
Bottom prices.
To Trade Modern 5 room cot
tage in South Denver near Wash
ington Park for property in Ar.
vada. Phone Arv. 371. 16-tf
For a real up-to-date meat
market step in and see George
Muench.
We have money to loan on real
estate, Knapp & Newton, the
real estate men. ot1
Better prices on coal than US.
ual at Pierce's. 2O-tf
For Sale-One surrey, one
village market wagon. Cheap
if sold at once. A. M. South.
worth. Zo-t1
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-01-01
This Sounds Good.

Congressman Edward T. Tay-
Ior Of Colorado has introduced in
the house Of representatives the
following bill(H. r. 1OO72), and
it is now before the committee
on public lands:
"A bill authorizing summer
homestead entries.
BE it enacted by the senate
and house of representatives of
the United States of America in
congress assembled:
That any person entitled to
enter land under the homestead
laws may locate upon and enter
as a summer residence homestead
not to exceed forty acres of any
Of the public lands either within
Or without the forest reserves.
ana upon either surveyed or un-
surveyed land, by making in
proyements thereon to the value
Of 81, 600, including residence
and suitable outbuiIdings, and
maiuting in good gath a summer
residence of not less than two
months during each of the three
summers succeeding his entry.
Provided, that lands chiefly
valuable for coal, or for mineral
or timber, shall not be subject to
entry under the provisions Of
of this act.
Provided, further, that the
entryman shall not berequired to
be a residentof the state in which
the entry is made.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-01-01
The Safest Bridge

to cross any financial disaster is
a bank book showing deposits in
some reliable bank like ours.
You may cross from bank to
bank" easily with such a posses
sion, because everybody seems
to know when one has money on
deposit and his credit grows in
consequence. We are most re-
liable bank and offer you liberal
interest on deposits.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-01-01
BAPTIST CHURCH.

Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
Preaching at II 100 a. m. B. Y. P.
U. at 7 100 p. m. Preaching at s 90
p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at 7 ;45. Everyone wei
come.
REV. c. NJ. BENIGHT, Pastor.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-01-01
NEYBER COLORADO EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
Editorial.

Most of our merchants seem to
be in very cheerful frame of
mind. They say that the big
snow has been the means of
bringing many people to Arvada
to trade who never traded here
before. Now, we hope that the
snow will have proved itself to
be a great benefactor in many
ways. A chance acquaintance,
made under peculiar circum-
stauces and in times Of stress of
ten develop into lasting friend
ships, which become warmer and
stronger as the days go by. 1t
is to be hoped that, as the Enter
prise expressed it in a previous
issue, that the fact that the Ar
vada merchants were good
enough to trade with when all
other avenues Of trade were
blocked, would be a guarantee OF
continued patronage. Often
times it is a matter Of habit, this
trading business, and the mer-
chants have had an opportunity
to parpetuate that habit, If they
have not taken advantage of it,
they have themselves only tC
blame.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-01-01

If any one is eloquent enough
to express the feelings of the
people of Arvada toward the Col
orado and Southern Railroad for
treating US in the inconsid.
crate manner they have this
winter, let him come fourth and
he shall have laurels for a crown.
Because the east bound morning
mail train got stuck in the snow
in Clear Creek canon, the even
ing west bound mail train was
annulled, leaving Aryada with nc
mail and on the eve of a holi-
day at that. And again, what
has become of the mail service
over the tramway that WAS %
have been inaugurated? III
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-01-01

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Allen en-
tertained at Xmas dinner, Mr..
and Mrs. Ward, and daughter
Marion, Mr.. and Mrs. Steele and
daughter Alice, Mrs. Ferry. Miss
Helen Reno Of Denver, and Mr..
and Mrs. Hiram Brown.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-01-01

AT this time Of year merchants
and mercantile companies are
apt to become peeyish in the
matter of advertising. They are
inclined to forget that the medi.
UNI that brought them business
during the holiday season is the
same medium that will bring them
business in the future. They al
so forget that in a town of this
size the cessation of advertising
works a double hardship on the
medium that is waiting to serve
them again at the next busy sea-
son. Through that season the
patronage Of the home paper is
usually only what it should be
week in and week out. Conse-
quently, when the off season
season comes, the columns that
have been forsaken by the ad-
vertisers must be filled with eth
er news or boiler plate" all OF
which are expensive and for
which the editor must pay from
scantier resources.
The Enterprise will endeavor
to keep up to a high standard at
all times. But through the dull"
season it will have to depend
largely upon the manneIsin which
the business institutions suppol t
it as to how high that standard
will be. 1t will be found boost
ing for the town and for the mer-
chants at all times. VIII the
people, both business and other.
wise be found doing as much for
it?
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-01-01

Norman Miller, who drives a
team for the Tetzlaff Coal COM
pany came to grief Monday while
delivering some coal over in
Berkeley. His team became
frightened at a wagon and start
ed to run, getting onto the street
car track where the sled runners
caught in the rails and broke the
sled so that it delayed several
orders that were to have been
delivered that day. Mr.. Tetzlatf
managed to keep his customers
supplied with coal by dividing
loads between them.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-01-01
Advertisements.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. under TINS
head are charged for at the rate
of cents per line per issue.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-01-01

Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Giltner en-
tertained at dinner Wednesday,
instead of New Years day, Rev.
Beayis and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas,
Anderson, at their home at
Thompson station.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-01-01

Bruce Rutherford Of Cripple
Creek, is spending the Xmas
holidays with his brother, NJ. c.
Rutherford and his mother.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-01-01

For Sale-Light Braema roost-
ers, Phone Raj. 1341. II Up.
Want place for Is heifers on
cheep tay, etc. R. 7 1929 Law
renee street.
27-1p
For sale - Dew Rock Jersey
boar, four mounths old. Also IL
white pigs q mos. old. Phone
1125. R. Belgian. Call at Ar
apahoe station.
27-1p
Ask for Your Cash Register
Checks, 2 IL per cent. dis
count on cash purchases at
CahiiPs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-01

Dirtbin broHte ibm bns Rittasbrpt.
Gs i4medte TON niHt. Ridts mar TIM
beute re9t. Bun fling es aud nod an gu
regnsr, qerdbe ais er fort poIte. Seineft
Reaal9irm ben BATH er fnieber
ttaenbpu ifeben IdIIeR. MAS mar aud
an BEN aIten 5ommsriiberateber gu bers
btrben2 limb fetu QUITE Der iputbe ME
neu bHr9 ben Reaen. Ct roIte feline Dos
asnTetten suTammen, bItdte nod etnmaI
duff elm bides MdnuItript, ietn Drama,
fein G4ersensiinb unb @lidstrnurn, unb
Iieb bic Ebir btnter lth tus SRIcb fdis
len. menioe Snritte hnrh einen 6lar
unb eann iber sinsn 5pf, boLperig, ipte
Elm unsaefpoihenss Glubbett. unb nun be-
Fdn6 er Ii1 in Der @iIbeImitrabe.
Mit BEN fnnebenben, f4Ddntenoen
Sang, ben feline Idnsen 6liebmdBtn be-
binoten, itrebte er baftig %porfpdtts. Den
p~ettrdumten Bid etipas mad obsn eerifs
tet, fab Ct nibt bpr Ii1, traF plObli9 nil
Der linten Ghulter bart auF einen Mibers
Hanb, einen DamenIbirm, Der Ieiner
Srdeerin Bel BEN iharFen Mnprau aus
btr Sanb fisI. unb ouf beiftn Stot fem
[tnter SuB, niebeffabrenb, frat.
gqber, mein Serr!" rsf tie entriRet.
Das lies i'm Itebsn bIsibem 8eririrrt
fab or NIT ieiuen gutter, ouuteIblousn Qtus
esn in elm gdar Tebr Eluger, 9rdasr, 3pg
iG4 nnb tief ben Sgt unb entbiIlte babel
cine bo6s, etipas suriidfpriHsenoe Di9ters
firm, III bic BEL ber @erbeu9ane ilefbruls
nss 5aor bauTdts. Ct ffanAneIte cine
GntfhnIbiguna, bob ben Gdirta drf, ben
ct Tdlpb, anb ben abaebrodtnen Griff.
fpobst ibm Iein Manultript snteIitt has
am 9pbeu tntbldtterte. Gr raFfte Is Sls
fdmmst unh iaete, treuber5io trie Elm
ainO, bas unheI anatrihtet:
90, has tout MIR Ieibi Gas fbaf mir
rirlfia LTD. ga, mas MAIDEN mir bd
Aur9@
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urb msbr i'm 8dnne Ieines 8prtrages,
unb bic RStbe issliIdsr Grregung Fdrbts
ibr GntIiB. Rad jeben Ute iprahsn lie.
limb iebt mar er nit sinem MtdIe Iebenbtr
etpprben. anbers ee1tdItenb, fanb er be-
f9ipinste, freiere @orte, 8tIber iiberItiir5s
ten Iin, unb aus t~iefinnerften 9riinbeu
bransn ungeahnte 0nslsn beiber Grerifs
fen6eit: fem eigenes qbdntdfirert erlebtc
er nun erit. Dabei erfi1te i'm bas srobs
g~egliidtfein, Elm 70 ppfles @eritGnbnig fir
isin sissnItss Sd Bel ibr gu finben. limb
lie rebeteR bon 5einen ooffnuaget uno
glGnea, unb er fabIte SinsIinggfeusr in
Itinen absrn: es CAB feline 6iRberniie,
er piirbs ie beiiegsn, fi4 burhriugen. =
Sc mar fpGt ~gsfporOsn. Sic erbob fid
un6 lieB Ii9 ben MdntsI umlesen. Gr
muBte ibr ben arm tieten, afs tie iibsr
ben 6of i6ritten. plOBlid labte lie Isiie
in iid binetrt: fe Bate ibre SaIde lisgen
IaFen. Gr fpoite piFsn, fpesbdlb Re
Iohte, aber fe meints ~eebeinnisbou:
.Sp6ter, fpdter tuerben sic Is ipiTen!"
OLE tr ie nun Bis gu ibrsu1 6auIs Bee
aIeitet bate, bliebsu lie Dor Der Sbir
itsbeH, bic tie oufIdloB. Damn obsr
301ertea tie nod INNER, d~aseinanber3us
eeben, uno bd fieI es Inn bon ben clipper:
s0iefer Sog, ber fir mid tribe begdnn,
inbem Ct mir neint fpeltberlprene Girs
famteit re9t FibIbdr tpsrben lieb: tein
Brief Eein parntts 9Iiidipunfdpprt,
feline 9hlme - es 1T rnein brcibiaitsr
@eburtstdll - 1T nun fir mid gum
ho6en Geiertae, sum Ereuoenfelt eepots
ben, bur6 SIRE Gite fir mid orr,en ST.
gtuner."
81, ipenn SIR @tbnrtstae TT, mus
i'd Sbnsn ia nod grdtuIiren," fpebrte it
Der Jpn iibeftcmnenben Riibrrno, ftredte
i6m beibe 6Gnbe enteeqen ufb Taste elm
fad; Bon 6ersen Slid, lieber Sreanb!
linb bd th Gie Thou ebne 8Enme, nit
Ieeren Sanben entlaFrn muB, fpaen @ie
tpfnigItens eiRen 8unf9 ausfpreden birs
fen; ipenn bic Grfiiauug Bel mir ife6t."
B0IIltH nuRt tbputE u ptiitl. uUtt
bic Stimme Dsridste, rur feline aippen
5udten mad i6r.
0o6 Ie miBte i'm tDObt ~berfdnoen
baben.
Sic BOB fh dlf bic 3~ebenfpiBtn, Iests
bic SGnbs auf feline G6aItern unb tHbte
ion. Damn dbtr mar fie i'm gu euts
Talapft unb bic 8hiir geTGloFen. BUR
burh bas SdliFeIlo9 Hang nod gts
bdmpFt Elm .@ute Ha6t, lieber 5teanS!"
a1tin er permp6te nidt at antIprrten.
CT fanb uab dtbmete Elm pdatmal tsF
duf. .5errgott! @ie lit bas eetrn
f65nl" eRtrdra Is itd ibm jubeInS na@
elmer Weits. pdbrsnb er INNER nod ibre
fdlants, bitsfome geitalt su IsAsn
tp6bnte.
plUbIih Id6te " ibermiitbig auF:
limb la, Barr, pciB md niht tinmcl,
ipie re beibil Nur ibrt hummer babe ID,
I1rs euasnumnatFl-
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Der 1iatansr.
LAX suu Mlar eaabsra. eGlamps.

Ggisse Bon @lar Sodbrrs sGbiampp.
aaf BEN aIten, erinumrdntttn 8altoH.
BON benz zine ileiat, idnaIs 6oIStrsppt IN
riGsn beriptlberten Gdrtrn flhrtes lag tlhl
BET Gdatten elmer %ftdnmigen Satanic
anb serbunEslte bic babe Gldstbur unb
bas m~iifeleroBe Simmer. Das stn5ies
f~FeHTer, bds ibm nod 2i6t bate gsben
f6nnen, nat BON pilbem Wein lberbedt.
qb unb su fHIipfts Elm SOnuenftragl
bufn BAG giattergepirr urb tanSts absr
Die Itiatsedbsrtsn, fdparabspimperttn
Muaenfiber bts Qangidldfsrs, ber lie
raid hob nnb pieber l6lpB. Ssbt fredte
unb rstelie er Ii9, bab bic ft4teHe gett'
ftele tnadte, ad6ute ber3bdft, blin3eIte
perihIafsn ins Ddmmtrgriine unb grill
nit ber Sanb iiber ben RdhtiI9 mad Der
zdlnenubr an ber altmobiden, eolbenen
aetGt. 3lp0lf ubrl Sa, ia, es par ees
tern lpdt eeporOsul Mehduiid l6fte er
EN- gldst bon benz abrsibtalenbsr unO
roar bdnn NIT einsm Sat aus BEN Bette,
fthr In bic 6pien pub lab mad BEN
@fisffdfen. @ar Denn belte tein Brio.
isine Rarte fir ion ei~neelanfen - nno
"a mar bod Iein Gsburtstdel Gein
breisiaier. st badte mad. Rein, ba
tpar niemanb duf BET 8tIt, ben fein
Myohl unb Mebt nod aneiag. Die GItern
mareh toot. GeThpiitsr bate er nldt.
Gtins greunbe? Die bdtten Jpn Iints lies
All iaiTtn, ala tr niht eleth poriudrts
lam. niht 10 elegant geitibet etfhttn, fe
ul,ht mthr frtibaItsn tonute, unb oas
Mobhen, 6as CT Dor Sabren eeliebt -
bas bate ii1 bou ihm lOsselagt, nnNbtm
n ben ,GberIehrtr' aafsepsbsn unb BE
MugTift oaF sia riidts Gttt petloren
hate. - gdbl Ga eias aud 70.
RAD sfieistr 5sll ibpfts e unb bic
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Der @efesm6ettsRauf.
Don Sof6ar S6miSt.

.Rsparalurputaolli Gin unb Der,
touf ptbran6lr M0bsli' iionb auf BEN
Sddufeuhsr ~ Isitn. Gin iltiutr siih'
ltr bate bier itinsn eabsn unb binl,t
BEN qobm bi. bunlIs Wsriiinit, Glgmt'
ITO tparsn "a niAi uur Nobtltatt:
Tilds, Httiqtlttns, @dranit, Giibk,
garbtntnfandsn, @oebas urb esraltidsn,
mas mon IN graemtnis aus BEN 9dui'
bait ottinptr Qsult burh bic Gdtibt In
BIN snQ,n Raumt auIsslopelt fab. Da
rthls an btr Eeiit gum gtiipitt bsfauo
Eh Elm iupFttntr atHtl unb bontbsn Elm
Mdblrue aus Gtdnsut nit 3iHnerntm
Dtdtl, norauf Elm bunisr. pausbddietr
uub b~lonbbdrliaer BdmbrinnS 80 i9lnm
mar, btr Elm @las Iadumtubtu 9itrts
sum Munot fibris. On Der LINEN Gde
bsg SddufenHers srblidts man in Sttalt
elmer aubtiItrnsn SdiIOtrois eintn Spud.
napF: bnrb ,insn GuBiritt auf ben aopf
Der ar6is 6ffnste Fh Der aupf um nod
GmpfdnQ bsHtn, mas ihm etbibrts, iin
pi.bsr al Ihliebtn. Dabintsr trus sias
lhpor,s gdnis aus p~dItIonbtrbols ben
~bttaubtsn 8ipsiopF bss apollo bon 9tl'
ptbtrt, Der nur Elm Dsuis an bet Rais
Idoirt mar.
miileH unier an BEN Gsriimp,l nabm
Elm bsraloRes DISQUALIFICATION fa
pie Elm Ieltenss 3itrYtiid aus. 0i,is
Biirine, bu Iitbtr @oit. mar Ia nun bei'
lelbs uidt eiTpd Elm Obieit, bds o.n
9nnhIenner bate rtistH ionneu, immsr'
bin absr elm bebualidss Ding aus llrs
arcbputtrs Soften. Sin antiauditnbdnos
itr bate ss bierHsr nod Der 9otItobt in
apmmiIfon eeaebtn, aus eutsu gtiinoen
unb nit nobIbtrtdnenosr 9ubIitums'
pIpholoaie. Sn itinsm reihhdltisen une
i'm Centrum oes srObfdotihen Grsms
btnpertebrs esIsgtnsn geiddft, no ipitts
Iide obr berntsinllihe aunitpsrItdnbige
I'm ibeures @elb aupfsrItids, 8rotat'
fofFe, Srubtu, Dugeniiible, R%enaifane'
Ialhter t%aufttn. ipirbe has hdrmlois
| ghrdnthen ttiue aIIsu noble 6tgur GEE
mott buben. Sn benz 9r6betlabsn absr
unt,r al BEN titldiern 9rdm fam g
iider 3ur @eltuug. Der ihlaue 0ss
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