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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-26
DECLINES ENDORSEMENT
FOR SECOND TERM
Continued From First page,

'SoHtihucd from First page.)
know the spirit In which he SAYS this.
ana that in urging the DEMOCRATS of
New Jersey not do this, he IL NOT
ab.ting I'm the least his deep appre-
ciation."
NOT TAKEN TO MEAN
IfE: WILL NOT ACCEPT
IL was understood that the Presi
ucnt decided not to allow the New
Jersey democrats TO indorsc him for n
second term because he believed IL
would look as though he were seek
ing denomination. His attitude. how
ever was not taken by friends here
TO mean that he has decided NOT 10
accept denomination If it IL offered to
MN. Democrats in other states have
recently Endorsed him for a second
term. ana no objection was made <at
the White House
as outlined by the Presidents friends
Mr iison's position is that he is not
considering the question Of a second
term at this time. and that future
events VIII determine his stand
The New Jersey Democratic conyen-
tion is to be held next Tuesday. and
democratic leaders here say it was
ready TO indorsc the President for
another term. Before Mr.. Tumultv's
letter to MIR Grosscup was written.
national Democratic leaders were con-
suited. 1t was understood the Prcsi
GENT TOOK the position that IL the New
Jersey Democrats Endorsed him for
another term the country might think
MS candidacy had been formally
launched. and would think ali hi
future acts were designed to further
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-26
WILD WEST SHOW GIVES
TWO GOOD PERFORMANCES
Nothing Whatever TO Sub.tnutIn,c H.
ports Tint Animals Are
CrncIIy Irc,feu

itichmond was favored with ;wo
Hpiehuid performances Of Miller Broth
crs ~ Arlinston's "l0l Ranch" Wiid
West SHOW AZ the grounds at Bouie-
ward and Broad Street vesterdnv
crowds which practically filed the bi,s
arena canvas tent attended both the
AFTERNOON and night porfornanccs. The
SLOW, which Is typical Wild West in
saI,u'ion ~ one OF the best of it's Kind
S."h ~ Richfnond for Ions, time. In
.n ca2."nle company Of riders and
a ,rs practically every nationality is
i"prcsehted. Probably the most gtrik-
ING feature of the show is Its fine col
IrctIon or horses. whose excellent con
aition and we'll groomed appearance at
'Fhctcd much favorable. comment
Spccial Agent Emmett e. Taylor. OF
me society FOR tho Prevention Of Cruel
~ 10 Animals. attended both exhibit
uoiis yesterday, ana stated last night
mat ne saw no crueltIcs pcrpstratcd
on any o! the animals with the show
;;ind tllht after carefully examining the
.iNe stock, he found no evidences that
uicN nave IN any way been Inistrcatcd
county and city officers who saw tho
hho" state that they SAW no crucItics
pr"ctccd during the performances Re
roFts which, reached Richmond TO the
erect that horses and other animals
We're cruelty treated by the showmen.
III the portrayal of Wild West scenes
arc believed TO have been without
loundation. The aggregation left Rich
hohh carly this morning for Norfolk.
Whcrc the next performance will Sbe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-26
COMMITTEE MAY RESUME
INQUIRY INTO LOBBYING

WASHINGTON. September 25.-Fre-
quent charges and insinuations that in :
sidious influences have been at work
In Washington in connection with anti
trust and river and harbor legislation.
have prompted Senator Ovcrman. chair
man OF the special lobby investigating
committee, to consider calling his com
mittee to complete the inquiry begun
more than Il year ago.
senator OVerman said to-day the
committee probably would resume its
work as soon as its members could find
time. IT then would consider the adj
visibility of extending it's inouisition
into the activities OF individuals and
organizations alleged to have been urg-
ing river and harbor appropriations
and opposing the Federal trade com
mission and Clayton antitrust bills. 1t
also would complete inquiry begun
several months ago into influences al
legged to have operated here against
repeal of the Panama toll exemption
for American ships
Senator Ovcrman said that as soon
as the committee conxleted its inyes-
LEGATION and reported. he proposed TO
press his bill for the prohibition of in
sidious lobbying ana regulation OF
legitimate lobbying before Congress.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-26
TENNEH INDIGNANT AT
INEATMENT Ot ILLS COMpANA.

George -. Tenney, ce-presidnpt of
the warren Brothers COMPANY of los
| ton. of which The Atlantic Bitulithic
company is Southern distributing
agency. expressed great indicnation
iast night at the treatment accorde Il
his company. He said:
our company is hundred times
stronger than the concern to which
INC contract has been awarded and is
uoihS a much greater volume of busi-
ness all over the country. We have
come TO ltichmond and established an
Office and are placing large sums in the
Richmond banks. We feel entitled 70
some consideration as u local concern
IN this competition the Atlantic
Bituiithic Company, on the Identical
spccihcatiohs and for the use of same
asphalt, was $500 under the Central
contracting and Supply Company. on
q brand or asphalt that was proved in
letters and kilograms received by Mr.
HirSchberg to be the equal of Ber-
mudcz, and was also shown to he in
use by many large cities. the Atlantic
nitulthic company was approximate
~ $4,000 the lowest bidder. Yet q mn
1oritE OF the Administrative Board.
without giving any reasons, awarded
.ne contract to an outside company at
s3,ooo higher on the same material and
$4,000 above the Atlantic Bitulithic
company on another material proven TO
he as good. The City Engineer whom
questioned, said that IL should go to
the lowest responsible bidder He also
said that while he believed Bermudez
asphalt To he the best, the Aztec brand
came within the city's specifications"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-26
WARSHlP FLEET REPORTED
CRUISING IN NORTH SEA

LONDON. September 25.-A dispatch
TO- the standard from CopenhaGem
ata res thht Il fishing fleet has arrived
III close proximity to Il fleet of thirty
w;arships. They were sighted in the
NV, thhsiii.y OF Anholt. Danish Island in
1ne Nattegat, large arm of the North
Ie;'i which has Sweden on the east and
me nationality of the warsbins ba,
not been divulged. They were steama
me M, down the principal deep-water
cnanhei on the Swedish side in n
southerly direction toward the ONLY on
tsrancc Tor large vessels to the Baiti,.
from the North Sea. "'tie
me news has caused great excite
Inc sound is extensively mined. and
iioreien war vessels run n great risi
Denmark. however. could not s,inni
piiots without upsetting her neutrality
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-26
The Weather
Forecast; Virginia and North Cnro.
1inn-Fnir Saturday aud sunday
special Local nntn for Yc,,erd

- noon temperature , q
. T.. NJ. temperature 81
MaNimuin temperature up to
vi. .............. 81
MINIMUM temperature up to
Mean temperature "a
Normal temperature sc
Deficiency in tcmperature
Deficiency in temperature since
March ]. ............ %
Accumulated deficiency In tcmpera-
turc since January l....,. 90
deficiency In rainfall since March
Accumulated deficiency in rainfall
since January -................ s.12
Local Observations = u. VI. Yesterday.
i IciiiiiJt a. "ic ....-''. 80
Iiiu ~ ............... SO
W w i,id aI;. .................. y.
~, ", ~. ny, '''N''S ''...... s
n.nrnT '''''''''....... .... Clear
h"iii"i '''''''''... ............. 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-26
SIR JAMES P. WHITNEY DEAD

TORONTO, September 25-Sir Jam 6
]. Whitney. Premier of Ontario. Is
de. =.
Although Sir James had been con
in"u 10 his home since August l. his
death came unexpectedly. \ physician.
hastily summoned. reached the house
few minutes after he was stricken
but the Premier was dead Cerebral
hcmorrhagc caused by hardening OF
The arteries. was the immediate cause
Of death.
chief leaders In Canada In opposition
10 The reciprocity plan proposed by
PRESIDENT Taft Sir James's illness be-
San IN New York last December. and
was primarily due to nervousness and
overwork. He was nearly seventy-one
Years old.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-26

Iohh y. Brctz. young salesman
whose unrequitcd loved occupied the
attention OF Justice Crutchncld some
nonths ago, appeared again In Police
'ourt yesterday morning TO answer a
charge or contempt In that he did no,
answer when his UuNlle was called for
q hearing. on The explanation of Al,
torney Gilbert +. Pollock that his client
mad LEFT the city under the belief that
prosecution against him had been
dropped. Justice Crutchfieid dismissed
The ease
BreZ was once in love with Miss
Gabrielle Dawson. 10 East Main street
and was charged with making an at
tack on her because she failed 10 re-
quito his affections
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-26
NLrginLn ArricuIiuru1 ExLuL.

rom the Panama Pacific Exposition
' ~ tctors. Goyernor Stuart. cx- ofnclo
.nairmah OF the Virginia Commission.
ing "a" location OF Virrinia's nzricul.
tulaI exhibit in tho massive structure
,rSuicated 10 farm and Held displays
: ne farm eNhi bits OF this State viii be
housed in a building $50 feet square
IN area, The location immediately ad-
JOINS that allotted to the state Of
'coiE!d, at the corner OF Avenue 4
and seventh Street on the cNnosItion
grounds. some distance from the Vir-
EiiIa Building, Mount Vernon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-26
DIES IN FLORENCE, ITALY

WASHINGTON. September 25.-Rear
Admiral Herbert Winslow, u. S. n,
retired, is dead at Florence, Italy, ac-
cording to "a consular dispatch received
here to-day. The time of his death was
not stated. lie was in command of tho
u. ). 5. Fern at the battle of Snntiago
and landed the first detachment OF
American marines ut Taku. China. in
the Boxer uprising. Since his retire
heht in 1910 he has been living Mt Cher
bourg, France. The admiral was son
OF Rear Admiral John y. Winslow, who.
as commander of the Kearsarge, sunk
me Confederate cruiser Alabama in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-26
EXPECTS WINTER CAMPAIGN

BORDEAUX. September o5>,,ni.,
or War Miiierand has sent :; cirni,ia,
70 al the projects OF France reuuest.
LIZ IiG mem 10 obtain as rapidly as pos
slbie supplies OF WOODEN UNDERGRADUATES
socks, gloves and blankets Tor the i,sc
Oh french soldiers in a winter cam
clothing Will provid. emDlovinent fnr
many woman millworkers and helm
IocaI industries to keep running.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-26
Get. 5000 Dnm.uc

Damages IN the sum Of $30o were
awarded yesterday In the Law and
Equity Court TO Arianna X Wight
aSains, the Richmond and Chesapeake
BAY Railway Company. The sum had
been agreed upon as a conpromise
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-26

Asphalt Refining Company. of New
FORK. makers OF Aztec asphalt, afte,
,he adjournment Of the board meeting
were sharp in their criticism of the
board for discriminating against thei,
product. They had submitted to the
board statement showing that MANY
or the leading cities OF the country
were /uslng Aztec brand asphalt in
large quantities and with good results
Their product, they claimed, was In
every respect the equal of the Der
mudeX Lake product
BOLLING PREFERS
HIsItMUDIsZ ASPHALT
Mr.. Boiling, I'm reply to questions at
the board meeting. repeated his pref
erencc for Bermudcz asphalt. altbo,,;,h
admitting that the rival asphalt came
within the citys specification. All
oiher conditions being equal he adj
viscd awarding the contracts TO Tho
lowest responsible bidder.
Mr. Beck and Mr.. Mccarthy in per
sohai interviews after adjournment
were inclined to make light of the
charge that in voting to give tho con
tract TO the Central Construction Com
Pahy. theN were wasting $4,000 OF tho
cit|s money. and violating their i'm
piled obligation to vote for the Ioya.t
responsible bidder
The Atlantic Bitulithic Company
mas every motive TO discredit asphnitic
sdiN NlF. Mct-HTthy. "I is
paving that they were forced TO hid
on unwillingly. The company really
ueSires TO sell the city it's own patented
pItuiithic paving at "a much higher
itself p''"' u
In giving the contract to the Con.
.rai construction Company, the board
ara inc wiscst and most economical
thlhH' ~ saving OF $4,000 in price is
mere bagatelle compared with the
value or the whole contract The city
would lose several times that amount
II the paving were indifferen,iv IL il
ny company which has every reason
OF it's own COZ
AS for lobbying. there has been
plen'E or 1t on both sides. The repre-
sehtatiVcs of both companies have had
men on the ground looking altar ,,,nir
interests 1t is a fact, however. thai
inc ne representative Of the Atlantic
i'ituiithic Company has ignored me AL
.osethef prefcrring to take his case
10 other members OF the board
Inen Central Construction Comnanv
u directly responsible for the lower
price at which the city is to-day buyIny
us paving" said Mr.. Beck. Before
ms company came into the local field.
the others had their own wnv II
forced the Atlantic Rituli,hic Comnanv
10 reduce It's price for bitulithic paw
ing. We paid $3.50 for this paving In
me last awards. In the present com
'eut!on 1t was offered to us for So
instead of paying 50 and s15s for |
'heet paving the city is now getting !
I for s1.+1. I attribute this reduction |
1t price to the competition Of the Cen !
RAJ Construction Company. This com
'ahF IL Interested in making asphaltic
'ohcrctc 4 success. The Atlantic Btu |
''h'c company is not, and personally |
prefer TO give the contract to the
ON pany that believes In the paving
athcr than TO the company that has
very reason to discredit it, 1t is worth
many times $4,000 TO keep the Central
obstruction Company in the local
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ginh iurBcIn fd,lpcrem Yeioen berfnieb am
SdnnR, ben .. sinti 1919. Hbenbs libr 10
IRinnien, i'm gllier bon sG Snbrcn iinicre tlts
Iliaii acliebie Wiulier. ectipic1crHiiiier @rcHs
utliter. llrgrobntniier NIB 9dilic
SOpbit Cliff Dthfr,
aeb. eiciumunn.
gaiipe bon ssm gcder Eds eeihcnbeaang'
uib fiiibei 1ui gienitla, ben Q, SsHi. Id6mii'
ides x ubr. itnii bon ecr gsnbnung ibrcr
lodter, HpuH poniid 9'rodiHnnii. 51s 9ibolc
Honb iuornuf nm 2ls llbr. Elm Srnnersoiiess
htenfi in ber ,iapeue hes Icniid' Rrot. airb'
bots nui saaInnt SiHs nbaebalien tpiro, fpoSn
ger'bnrnic, 1reunbe niib Ecinnnie obre lueiiere
glo.iI freuuolihlt einGellbcH fno
gou brn trauernOen SinitrbIietsntn.
gin if on 9leIe henn an GnSc uteiner 5aae
Go mafi CT mid iTei ron GiIer Ioib uno
llns epia. eipia IN bic gsonr' iin6 ScrrIlbfeit.
w1ii wsIder Sefus mid mad meinem. aampf
crfteih.
Irob aeb' id, fpenn es gOil oeidII..
Den 9leg an iener bciCrn gacit
6 uh fua' Id. BITE ibr nm MID ipeiHi:
8eirci!l bdio perber iriT oereini. So
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nirasnbs aber III Elm mobernes aunits
aetrsrbsmuieum her eeoa9teu art 70
gerubs3u cine Hotbpenbigieit ipie in
aeip1ig, no 5ipei Wlal I'M Sabre 3aus
ienbe bon Ostnilliiten gDaarsn fir
gans 9euiT9lanb siniaufen uno ii4
anaeiihis bes Gh1Rsu msbr unb mebr
fheu.n ipsrbsn. ben S9unb gu Der<
breiisn, 100 INNER er nod prcouoirs
pirb.
Ter @ G a IN nj I 4 a II { |
Gualas, bette bic Salptiiaot Sa.
meruls, 1T imlebtcu Sabre aiif Die
iJcbe Silnlmc bon 3112 aiilltcnen
@larf geiiiegen, pOpon nui bic Gin
iubr 201a @liIlioren Mart. Der 9ieii
aui bic 9lusiuhr cntfieIen Die
lsiinsiinmmmer BON aolonic nn6 Sei-
nlath bringt iiitereiiunte 9ilber aus
benz Seben Der Gnnln.yieger, bic ein
frditiger ino intcIlierrier @lenidet.
ihIag iiiib, ecid)idie SnnSiuerfer iino
aud als Sdreiber tiihtig. Die inter
ibnen am $anoeI betbeiIigten Hnui.
Isite iino ai eiasHl i,srnensspertbe'i
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SrMGia6en

@oblitan6e gelangt. slm aliffalleno.
item wirb bies ourdl 5nBlreitje mooar.
iie Steinbarten i'm geiis Don Ginge.
borcncn fnno. oeren anieBnIiditer
Der ,gaIait" oes peritorbenen SGiipt.
linas aeanga gel. oes @aiers oes
ieBt piclgenannten 0unla Wanga, lit.
1884 hattcn oic Suala.9eser ibreH
leeien sluiitano. jest 6iirite es mas
Der oben gcnnnnten foloniaIen Mp..
d,eni6rift) 81 erniien llnruben nit
iben tanm mebr tonmen. Ta5u iiuo
Die Tuala 5i iebr friegsentuobnt,
iuo nilberOem bari man annebmen
hab lie Die inter 6eutider Serrid)ait
geiponnenen @ertbe 5u bod iddsea.
I'M iie leidtiinnig aufs Spiel on
iesen. Sriiber lebten bic 1iiala.gle.
ger bonn SfIopenban6cI Mnb Der.
SrGnaien Die ON @nriiluB in Same.
run lpobnenoen gafofo iino 9aiia,
babel manderlei @raliiamfeiten Der.
ilbeno. Soeute aeboren iie 5i ben SO.
ien'Re1ern". Die in Gplinoerbut imb
@ebrod cinbcrgeben iino gang Der.
gciien bnbcn, bab ibr Stnmin tbri!s
iucife nod in Der porigen Generation
benz GauibaIismus bulsigts.
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betommsn ioIl. lInmittelbar on Be-
lebteiter Strabe iperbsn alfo bier bic
S6aItleiitungen moberner SuaIitGtss
arbeit in ben S1auldoen ausgeitellt
tpsrbsn unb bic @oriibersebenben 5iuar
nidt birstt gum &aufen = oenn oas
Nuieum fol- naiiirli4 tein aanfbaus
Derben -, absr gum Gintreien pers
loden. llnb 0rinnen piro man atpei
Wal i'm Sabre cine nsus Iusitellung
finben, bas Utuisum iuill nit Der lee
benbissn GntlpidIung S6ritt balten.
uno erit bura bic itrengite auspabl
aus ben psriooiifen Iusftellungen iOIl
aGmGbIih bic ftdnbise Muiteriamms
lung srpeiisrt perben. 2(uf ben beis
ben GnerosmeHsn in Der Stabt. bsnen
tiinfiis 5psi ausfsluHgen bss Wluits
ums 3sitlih entipreden perosn, finbet
Der Mebfr.mbs, Der Gintaufer ia aud
bic .Rsubsiten" bes aunitgelpeS5es
unb Der auniiinbuftrie, aber es iino
nift INNER bic beften uHf geIdmads
polIitsn. Gspib bat fi4 bas RiD.au
Der Wisbmuiisr In ben lssteR 5ebH
Sabrsn esboben, bennoh beiB es in Der
8ssriinbung Der RotbsDorlage, IS fei
elm Offsnes Gsbeimnib, bab Die bsitsn
aeiitunsen neuer Runit iibsrbdupt
ni6t pbsr = ipds nod fhlimmer lei
- ,iat msbr ssjsist piirben. Disies
.ni&i nasbrA mub tsssnsIia ftimmsis,
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Gin Wuieum mi g d q Il
fenfern. aus aeip5is pirb
ssf6rie6.n: &llss Drdnst ans marine
Qebeu. ue6sralI iperDsn Gsnittr auf'
aeiperrt: man mill brinnsH ni4t msbr
abgei6nittsn iein DON Der auft, Die
brauben aebt. Ginsr Der tiiblitsn uno
Itiaiten RGums, DON 2uf! uRo 9drm
brauten burb bobe Mauern seities
ben, mar Big beut' bas Wuieum. &els
!erluft rpebt in mundem, uno DIT,
tritt man aus Gpnne uno SsorGnae
in bic S6attsnitills zines Wluieums,
lit einem, als miiiie man erit bur6
9riifte unb 9rGber binbur4, lin IN
ben9e6ilben Der&unft bas 2sb.n tDiss
bersufinbsn. Ni6ts benz Muieum
gntgesenssissteres lit gu oenten als
Der 2aben, Der mooerne 2aoen nit Der
6reiten S6auisnitern, nit ipieseInoen
G6eiben uno lodenbsn Gidtern. hnb
nun beibt ss in benz Wsltbetperbscusf
ffreiben, burh BAG bic Stabt 2eipsig
@nttpurte rIr Den DON 1pr 9spldHleH
Wufeumstompler erlaneen mill: .Jm
Grbgsi6pb 1T an Der Strabe eelegen
cine syolss Drn Sdaufsnfern por5us
feben. Die S6aulabsnfolge tdxn aud
on einem aaubensaus ober in elmer
offeren Galerie unterssbrddt ipers
ben." Gin Muisum init Shaufens
ftern - itdrter tann iih Der Drdng,
NIT Der 9unit bas 2eben 5u bur6'
brinsen unb tiinitlertid mit5uarbeiten
an ben fo3ialsn aulturaufsuben Der
@egenpart. nidt boiumentiren. Gs TT
bas rausiteIIunsshaus fir mobernss
Runitgetperbs", Sas dls Glieb bss
Rsubaues bes sroben 2eip5iger Ruuits
ssusrbsmuisamS Sisis GHaufsHitsr
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manuunb Jtau il.tsu stele als SaHiior
in einsm 6Ili 1889 ssalnni Sir.
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Ieufder. % Sabte uli. fudt Sieue
als Bniler obcg oausHiann In etrer @rtoai'
fafrint e Sherfi. 1918 saaInni Ctr.
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gu perlaufsn - Harmsn.

4 2 8. 4 nub . uder Irdeie ilir pG5Her;
cbniien cher DemlieGfnl; 5c ,5dbrgfio oH'
belben Uarlinien: fam aut fp01eBilibe oab'
lnnqen bon 81 aeauit fpetoeH: pratineu iar
eiHe 1r0eerp. Qteinp
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es-anseisen.

iibr aadmiiiaas' a n f itrer gBS5nnna in IN. @
oinnnpots. Jnoinna nliere tnuiaft gcIiebie
&aifiu qpIftter iiffh chmeiier
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n)ilbsImin. fanaborf,

Geo. ~ q e'cp,
Sic gccrbiaiine iiuhct iinti bon bcr gsobnuna
ttree ediipicaeeriobues. eeilridt Aeber. gio.
3763 Eoroen Sir1fie, aus. dn Wiiimob. ben
10. Snni. G1hmilinge nm 80 llbr. ipordlif
nm ubr iII bcr @riicn oclfi6cn cplngeI
pruieit. stride aii Soifncr Sirdbe efte 1eicbeii.
feier dbgcbniicn ipirb. nD5n Scriuanote. nrcnffs
oe nnb geinnitc obne iuciere Gotis bpflidit
ciilaelaoen iilib bon
9.lO Ten traurrnOsn Stnisrblitbenen.
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manuunb grau far Sausarbsii. sset
POS Idua elpe.
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Saeaieruuss.T s.Tmitelluuseu.
gu uerfaniem-Sdnier.
gu pertanieu: @rnnOeiaentlnm.

MahifonbiIIe-9de Seiilee nn5 Styoafr
qinie: cine anserefere ode; 100 SUB al
Der GifeHbabn. Bnriidiauieno 2o0 ons 5nr
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