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Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-04-15

result OF this ideal Henderson county
has become a network of excellent
roads. Seventeen of the most import
ant roads in the county have been
graded and many of them sanded,
giving the county more than one hun
dred miles of impROVed roads.
The county did not have a fortune
to spend in read building but consid-
cradle work has been done with the
money available at a comparatively
small cost.
To fully appreciate one Of MI. Pat
tons striking examples of combined
economy and skill in difficult highway
construction one will have to make a
journey over the new road from Hen
dersonville to Saluda. This is q re-
markable piece of road building and
In connection with our tourist bust
ness it will prove a great asset by rea-
son of unusual scenic beauty
afforded as one winds over the Hue
Ridge around the mountains, across
streams, through barriers of stone
and over steep precipices in a serpen-
tine route. Comparisons will show
where by several thousand dollars this
read, IL miles long, was constructed
at far less cost than Polk county's
eight miles of road, and n would
Judge the construction in Henderson
county of a more difficult and costly
nature than that in Polk.
Henderson county has a valuable
and excellent system of Highways
which will be a strong attraction for 4
highly desirable class of tourists, anC
they will offer convenience to the
home people who travel them ever,
day.
The salary received by Mr.. Patton il
Insignificant in comparison with tn
great work accomplished and the un
stinted time he has given to thi
worthy cause.
Hats off to Mr.. Patton. He's a val
liable asset. The Democrat is prout
of him and the people are indebted Il
him for his loyal, painstaking an
highly valuable services.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-04-15
PIT. VIEWS.

The preaching at Mt. Home last
Sunday conducted by Rev. MIR. Morris
II enjoyed by a large congregation.
The singing Sunday afternoon was also
senjoyed Wy neny.
Mr.. Thomas Nix and Clear
Greek, visited their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Williamson here last
Sunday. IT."
Mr.. Oval and Cora T. Lamb of this
vicinity visited relatives at Bear Wal
low last Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Nellie Barnette and her step
father, Mr.. George Jackson of Chero-
kee, 8. c., recently paid to friends and
relatives of this place q short visit.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-04-15
HENDERSONVILLE FELL DOWN

We would have to search our mem
DRY a long time to recall any occasion
on which Hendersonville fell down so
slamefully and completely as she did
when the Spartanburg boosters were
here last Thursday.
Hendersonyille business and profess
sional men turned out in amazing
IL 60 large numbers to the tune Of.
about half a dozen, NOT more than a
dozen at the greatest.
This should have been one of the
biggest days in the history of Hen
Jacksonville when we had-as our guests
he most prominent road and business
boosters of upper South Carolina to
the number Of nearly 200 in q auto
mobiles. celebrating the completion
end opening of the new highway over
Inc mountains.
The people have no one to blame
but themselves. Publicity was given
the event and the people had OCCASION
To know what an important day it was
for this city. 1t was announced that
entertainment and luncheon would be
provided at the Community club. The
guests were there in large and enthu-
siastic numbers but the hosts were alb
sent. with the exception of a few, Who
served the luncheon.
1t was a d~isgraceful and discredit-
able showing and a reproach upon the
PEOPLE of a city that lays any claim
whatever to progressiveness and CO
operation. If that's the best Hender-
sonville can do she just as we'll quit
sending out booklets descriptive Of
eur charms, our typical southern hos
Pitality, civic pride, progressiveness
end such like.
This kind of failure will never build
a city.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-04-15
MORN TALK ON INDUSTRIES.

The 5DenAscrat is not alone in a de-
sire for industries whereby the nine
months gap may be spanned with
good self-supporting business the
whole year, therefore we take especial
pride in publishing tho views of our
citizens on this subject.
WithiA the past few weeks since the
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-04-15
MIR RxTFeN, The ROAD BurEDER.

1t has been the custom of about ali
races of people to lay a ~profusion Of
flowers on the graves of the worthy
and erect monuments to their men,
CRY, laying little stress upon the more
sensible plan of saying and doing the
good things while the honored may
share the joys with their friends and
well wishers, but we are taking adj
vantage of this opportunity before be.
lated to say something of the splendid
work of a Henderson county boy
whose life has been a great blessing
to this country-Mr. Preston F. Pat
ton, road supervisor Of Henderson
county, being the hero.
The Democrat has from time to time
called attention to Mr.. Patrons SPLEEN
did work and has heard him kicked,
knocked and kHssed" in no small de-
gree, but about all the Knockers
have crawled into their holes and
closed the doors behind him. Mr..
Patton was right and his critics were
wrong, hence he has outlived their
criticism and his reputation as a road
genius is by no means limited to Her
derson county. The South Carolina
people in Hendersonville last week
raid him glowing tributes, and all of
them he deserved.
"The greatest number of miles OF
the best road for the least COST has
been uppermost in his mind and as a
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-04-15
EDITORIAL OBSERVATIONS
(COntrihuted.)

The Mount Mitchell Commission
named by Governor Craig is compos-'
ed of Hon. G. P. Deyton, E. F. Watson,
NJ. G. Hunnicut and Wilson Hensley.
of Yancey county in which the far-fam-
Ell peak is located, and T. Edgar Black
stock of Buncombe. This Commission
will have 10000 at its disposal and
hopes to make every dollar count il
the effort to preserve the beauty and
grandeur of the spot ON which the re-
mans of Elisha Mitchell found a final
resting place. The faculty and stu
dent body of Weaverville college have
undertaken to erect a. permanent
monument on the summit of the noun
tain to the memory of Doctor Mitchell
and EXPECT to complete the task during
the present year.
That the charges of immortality pre-
ferred against Judge Frank Carter, in
a bill of particulars furnished the
opCNAo4 ACSIoIdI1NS 1AfOoII6dIluS COL1"
%rlittee, have been dropped is no sur
Prise to the people of this section of
the State. Whatever else may be said
his discredit as a judge Of the superior
court it would be hard to convince
those who know him best that he has
cen guilty Of any crime against &C.
ciety. The evidence adduced at the
hearings tend to show incompatibility
IF temperament in certain instances,
but there are other judges in the same
toat. The Newbern affair was unfor-
tunate and Judge Carter probably
went a little out of his way to pun
Isl Solicitor Abernethy. But the pre-
vailiag opinion seems to be that the
differences should have been settled
in some way other than a legislative
Investigation.
Iust+onS quart every fifteen days is
the amount OF booze any individual
may receive under the new liquor law
effective April 1. And it must come
in a quart package-not two pints, OF
tour half-pints. OF course the priv
lege of receiving five gallons Of beer
will help, the thirsty one a little bit
But blind tigers cannot flourish to any
considerable extent on a quart Of
liquor and a half barrel of malt twice
a month. The Legislature through
so and the object it sought was to pre-
vent attractions in the prohibition
Inv. The new law will not be popu.
lar for a time, but when the peopl.
realize how much better they are get
ting along without liquor than the!
cid with it there will be words o
praise instead of criticism.
Calamity howlers have been work
ing overtime since the 1914 election
showed a reduction in the Democratic
majority in the House of Representa-
tives. Unfavorable conditions grow
ing out of the European war gave tn,
Republicans hope and they have beef
making the most of the opportunity t.
Knock the Democratic administration
Even Mr.. Roosevelt has been THROWN:
out some hints that have given colo,
to the view that he would not b,
ayerse to a get together movement
provided of course. tht fright man" Il
nominated by the Republicans. Blu
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-04-15


for the past few weeks the prospects
os an early termination % hostilities
abroad and improved conditions at
home have brought transformation into
the Republican camp and six more
years of Wilson is staring them III
the face.
when MIR. Gudger retired from con-
gress on the 4th of March Senator
overman became the patronage dis
penser for the 10th district and the
tsak or trying to settle a number OF
entagIements over fourth class pos.
| Offices devolves upon him. The Sena-
tor is anxious to place Democrats
whenever possible and only the civil
service rules win prevent him from
making a clean sweep. He approved
the recommendation Of Mr.. Gudger'
fer the Murphy office, which is a pres
Dental appointment, and the position
of postmaster at that place goes to Mr..
r. F. Crooks. Rev. ]. ]. Gray became
the compromise candidate at Sylvia
and walked away with the honors
over there. Other controversies vii
be settled in due course ITO the VIC
tors belong the spoils" and all Repub.
Iican postmasters ought to step dowT
and out gracefully.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-04-15

The Democrat publishes on an aver
age three times more county news
ttan any other newspaper. but it costs
no more.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-04-15

Are seH trading at home or do you
preach it and practice something
worses
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-04-15

Is your name on the new regtstra-
ton book?
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-04-15

Grow an exhibit for the flower show
and beagtify some of the bad looking
barren places in the city.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-04-15

What went with the road knockers.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-04-15

If pat under a state of high cultiYa-
ticn the vacant lots in Hendersonville
would grow sufficient produce to feed
cur winter population.
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20 ertIar. aapiian aasfelips.t.r i'm
Brliner .aoialaN,.issr."

4mferbam, Oia aonoou. 20
Wai. aapitdu Rueislpetter tsmttti
In .insm ariitsl, bab bssiigIi4 esr
.0ufitdnia" in Der bsutifen prsfis
elm. Reik BON unridtissn ansaber
srf9i.n,n iino uuo er madt nuf biei,
Srrtbiimsr aufmertiam. Or hmsrt.,
bab bi. .aufi.ania" tsin 9anbslsf6ifi
mar, ionbern elm fsinbIidss S4ifi
unb oab.r au6 cine abioIuis s.iss'
lid. priis.
Dig 2abuns". bsibi es in BEN ar'
ti.sl ,psitsr, .sitaub gum srObtsn
9bsiI aus apn.rebano. uub .oHnie Sa'
Der bef4lasnabmt tperbm. adut ben
eeitbIitNn 9itimmuns.u taun Saiif
une aaSuns, tpenu es unulOsIi9 III,
fie in einsn Suf.n gu brinesn. ser'
itDrt iperbsu. auberb.m tOnnte man
bic geidBuHg oes Sntffts als grants
tireurss bsSsi6nen. bic infoIseSeHeu
aSioIut aub.rbaIb beg 9sissss itdns
ben.
.5ebes bsuti6. Stiff lam Don
isbpebem britii6su aauffabrtb,ifcbres
Suipibsr ellen bDI.errs6tIi4en gsiiim'
munsen sinen ansriff erDartsn. Ssnn
bic britii9e Regisrung bat Tpl4s ans
sriffe ermutbist unb s.fOrbsrt. iub.m
iie prsifs bisrfiir ausIest. JnfOIas
beffen lam in p0lIis ssrsbIiaen Bsiie
iebss britii4. SHiff mitiammt isinsr
D.tnidist ipsrben.-
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Die pirtbidaitlide 8eoeutnna
Gbinas.

China, bas rRsi6 Der Niits". ipis
ss bic Ghinsisn neHnsH, srtpatt aus
elmer Disrbunbsrtiabrissn Staanati0u,
in bic Is burh pSlIise @srtuDherung
unb Qbi6IiebuHs Don Der glnbsrreli
Uerfallen mar. 9ds etssntlits China
bat sinsn 5ldheuinbaIt pon runb bier
WiIIionsn auabraiiiiomstsr unn SibIt
runb $50 Willionsn ginipobner (auf
bic bisberissH 3dblunssn, b. b. robeiisn
S6Gbunsen III dbfOlut tein @srluB),
IS .ntfall.n alfo runb 80 psrfrnsn diif
einen Quabraiiilomeitr; in einisen
groDinssn itsiet ieoo6 bic @oltsbidts
bis auf 200 perionsn unb msbr pro
Gudbratiilometer. Webr aIs Elm
yinftel Der esfammtsn grbtep6ltss
runs iinb bsmnad gbinsIen. 4atrf
hines, ss beftsben bsbsutsnbs llniers
Ifiebt spiT&u ben Norbs unb Glib
Gbipeisn; bod, oiirften iih bieie ebsnfo
leift iibsrbriiden ldiIen tpie et:pd bic
GeseniGbe stpif6en Rorbs unb Siibs
Stdlien. Sn rsIisiOisr Siniiht beItes
ben brsi srobe aOnfeHionsn rsben'
obHe fib na9 gbriit.nnrt ben
9Obsn frsitis gu Haaen: aoufusia'
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Chapman ioG .inssitanben babsn. bat
e. bic 6iibner In GumniinsDilIe eeifob.
fen hnt.
Der polisei ipurbsn asitern
abenb bic folssnben Disbitable aes
mtlpei: Or Sobn GoftIlo, 4
Sft Rsnnts Strobe, cine anttfes@aie
i'm Wertbe bon $15 aus Der Sffics.
Rid. 6 brif, gillarbs6aIle, 63l
@eit Ui.rte Strabe, 15 8ilIarbbdlIe
Inn Wertbe bon SIS: Wtlbur u NJ
tbonb. 704 Weit 5iinfte Strdbe, cine
gclbeus llbr i'm Wertbe poH SIS.
- 9en 9ststiipss Want unb 6ens
raban gslana es aeftern @bsnb ben 26s
iGbri9en Bernard aearnep, 1910 Weit
g1te Strabe, unb ben 19sjdbriesn
WlihdeI We6ueb, 945 Barr StraBe.
3ipei Der poli5ei betdnnte uno ihon
oft porbeitrafte Strolds in Saft gu
nsbmen nnb untsr 9erbaht, bier 2lutos
Gummirdber, bic lie in einsm S6ups
pen an Der gluiu iinb Commerce Stras
B, peritedt battsn unb gerdbe dbbolen
lpolIien, aus tiiiem Giienbabnfpdgeon
seitobIen su babsn. gs iino in Isbtsrer
3eit cine 9tnsabi Sisisr Hsife aus
Jrohtears ssiiObIen porbtn, unb sS
Iiest besriinMi.r 0erbudt Dor, bab
Sie 6eibsn Dsrbaftsten elmer gonbs
aueeb0rsn. ipeIde biefs 9isbitdbIe pers
iibt bat.
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ct. gIOpiins @aiisnberein.

Der 9oritanb bss ct. qllopiius
Wniienp,rsins bat bic Witslitbsr bss
GpesiaI aommiiiees 81 elmer 8,fpre'
dung ouf SOnnias, %. Wlai. gah'
mittdgs 2 llbr. na6 Der 4nftaIt sslds
ben. Gs banbeIt iih um bi. glrranges
n.nts fir bas Stifiunssfsit oes Dui.
i.npereins. tpel9es am Sonutua 81.
Suni. besansen ptro.n ipa. lin 1.2o
Rn6mit!ass it.ben an gnopuntt be,
9ine glornoob Sirabenbabn Wasen
breit, nm bic 9trrsn bonn Spe3iaIs
9ommiitee uo4 Der anftaIt 5u brin,
rft1
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aleine ppliSeinah hrihten

9aiiB Garter, Elm, i'm itaotis
fden Soipital angeitsllts Waitsrin
meIbets seiierr Der poIi3ei, bab ibr
aus ibr.m 3immer i'm SoipitaI
S6mudfatsn I'm Wsrtb DOn $50 ss.
itobIeH ipurbsn.
- Rah elmer iieintn 5sBiasb MUIR
be asftern DON ben polisiitsn 5aic
unb 6offmun an Der Fireman ap.nue
Habe Der GIart Gtrdbe Elm Jarbissr
Rumsns SsOisp6 Chapman psrbafi,i.
rsr eiHen idlfpren Sad irus. SH
bsm Sod befanben iih ipie bic polis
aiiisn Nmittsltsn ssbn Siibnsr, bsn.n
Der a0pf absriabsIt p0rbsn mar.
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lie apsmusritter.

Der Stab Der Sermann 9ose go. 4
Der apsmOsritier bat bi. gprb.r.itun.
gen gu einem SamiIiensWoifeii gee
iroffen, tpsItes am Sonntag, %. Wai,
i'm priUatsartsn bss Mitslitbs Serrn
4Ro. 6Odiiraber, 1872 Roi.mont Qbs.
auf prits 6il, absebalten ipirb. Die
Glberpn apenue Cars brius.n bic
2beiInebm.r bis nabs sum G.iipIas.
Die @Orb.rsituns.n iiub nit ssppbns
ter llmiift eetroffsn. Tas Iyeft bs'
ainnt bsrsits nm 9 llbr morasns uno
ss aibt @sranlgen unb Grfrifdune,u
ten san5.n Gag unb in 5iius unS
Giiue.
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@ie in smisseS, mnroe er NIT s6me
fel BON ben 9,iIsrim.S Sd5nen &C.
braudlt, nm bic Sd0nbsit ibrss
Seares III erbdlten,

3enfsn eie nnr an al bns G,eIb, iuelttes
i5rdlien uHe wdHner ffr bic 1tenite bon fcfi.
frielideu Sd55uhrifc Icftoreu niisaedgben baben
nth fir tbente edar. NIB stppfbont FebdnbiIsI.,
afHi lluo istt erfbeirf aerabe Der aeipoballcbe
Sdibei, aemtfft nit edpefd NIB anberen Be
liannihtilsn ifo nati at oas, ipas bic S66n.
pieles, mas iie Hiabt ibHH fDnHsn.
&c fheiHi, bab. IptnH ein brdu bon zaIbei
NIT Shipffel 5Idnufmfugefett M unb aitperen
Heotsiniihfn decentralization. I'M etne pdfieHoe
iinb iein aHSaegli6ene p5funa sn er5ieirn pie
In S,pisseo nub biefeibe fift bde Sdar beHir,i
germtibtn eit Griasmitsl - Rtmnet
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2ofal 8eridt.
perisnsI'Rs stiaes.

9aNNNStAHAf tllA iC- ~N~NHSl1rNtl t>fs
ssitern cine In ipsiten areiien be.
tannte unb aagemsin boaseadtets
Seuti9e WairoN. Grau aouifs
Sormosbls seb. aeulfer bic aa.
gen gum eiuigsn Salummtr gsfHlols
zen. Die 1abingsiGiebsne, bsren
gDiege in Siisri,ppsI Bel Ssnabriid
aeitanosn, tam i'm Sabre 1848 nd9
Cincinnati, bos i9r 5ur speiten Ssis
matb setporbeR III. lltber 40 Sabre
lang lettete Grau JOrmoebls suidms
men nit ibrsm por nunmebr aebE
oSabren aug BEN Gsbsn gefdiebensn
9attsn Serrn 5rso,rit 9ormoebIs an
Der 2ibsrtp unb Wloors Sirabs elm
WateriaIipaarengeiadft, bas lie iebo5
nad oem 4blsbsn ibres 9attsn aufs
CAB unb ibrsn gsbtnsdbeno in filler
geftauli6tsit p,rbrdtte. Wsit Der
Gntfdlaisn,n III Oi. lsBte Griinbsrin
bss Jrouenpereins Der Oeutiden Gp.
PROT. ct. paulus Gsmeinbe tn oi.
gDisteit biniibergsidIummert unb Der
9srein p.rIiert in Der 9ereipisten
Elm riibrisss, emiig.s WliisIisb. au
nabersn anseb0risen bint.rIdbt Jrau
Gormoebls sinen Sobn, 3ipei 5o9ter
uub eins sablrsitt GRtelidaar, un9
nit Der 5amilie Suiammen bstrauern
Den 6eimsans bid,r tpddsren greifiu
aud bic pieIen Jrtunoe, tpeI9s iie ii9
i'm Quuf. Der Sabre ourd ibre Sers
ssitssiite au eriptrbsn serpubt bate.
Die 9esroiguns iiHost am Samitas
Ra1mitiaa I'm 2 llbr bonn Srausr'
bauie Ro. 19 Sft gibertp Sirabe aus
itdtt, ipGbrsnb nm baIb orei ubr in
Der Gp. prot. St. paulus air6e, an
Der Is. anb Raes Strabe Der Dor
5trrn paiior q. Remens @Isii..s
Srausrscti.sbisnft abssbaIien p<rS.n
tpiro. Cine treut 5peunbin perIieri
in 5rou sOrmosbi. aud bas Bolts
b!ait", 3u befsn Qeierinnsn fl. felt
iiber sinsm baI5sn 5abrbunbert ssbSrt
battle.
Serr Or. u. Wlorgtnfern, Der
ii6 ktarntlid felt qusbrud bsg
ariegss in oer dIien Seimatb befinbei
unb ouf isintm elterIiten Gut IN Der
Rdbe BON aSnisberg tpeili, bat fpi.b..
in einsm ldnasren, intereFanisn Brief
Don iit bOrsr IaFsn. Or fpridt iia
iiber oi. Ianopiribi9aftliden g,rs
bdItniii. in Dtuti9Ianb i.br boff.
nungsfrsubia aus unb 1T naiiirli4
boiler ges.iitsruns iiber bic Daffens
tbatsn Der bsutfatn Ser.. 0Ist4ssis
tig g.its3t sr isoo4 gang often gu, DAT
er fi5 Deoer Ra4 Der a0uisin b.s
Weitsns 5uriitiebnt.
SIN bitten MIamNsaIier, i'm 38. 2ss |
bsnsjabrs, 1T Elm bsannier unb algss
meiH seadteter beutidsr giirssr, S.rr
9ernbarb Ibtmann in bic
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be.rduert nitt uur BON fetnsn ang..
b6rigen, ioHbern au6 Don ben pisIen
Jreanben. bic Ct ii9 burd feline jirens
gs ghrenbaftis,eit gu erptrben stlpubt |
bate. Die gserbisuns finbet am
SamItas WsOrseu UNI d6t ubr bonn
sraurbaui. an Der Rorib genb Roao
In GheDiOt aus iiait, tporaui I'm balls
neun ubr in Der ct. Dbartins Rirhe
lin fsisrIiass Rsquiem 5sIsbrirt psr,
ben tpirb.
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0Di5nli6er salbeiS5ee elnpiD5Itn,
Sring Die Sarbe granem 6aar inri6.

'ttre. Der effeft aetasebn mnqifd IN. eis
gepi loiefi onf ben GrinD Oes iebeIs uu6 pers
ni0fft ioforf bic Eatoitien. ipeldle duf ben
ssHsein bee enares lfben nnb beiien glabrnng
abiorbtrcn. Us betIf bic franfer Triiien, nel.
De sos watertai flr bns RddsfburI Iisfsrn
ano reai eas paar 81 srnenism efbsr ino
Der 6eriieunnf bes earbifcfffs, ipeI6sf bio
bcbleH caarinbtn 9n flffen beffImmf ~ mo
lieli nni oiefs BelIe bic natiirlite Syntbs bss
ber Dsii eineW gsorie &C ulndtf asflnbss
cadr uBb has btDeutef Dlb fS uidbt aukfdIIi.
feline 0HneH IA niAt fpdIisn, Dds * nldi
briht isinen S6efi une istns in1enbs aopf,
b1ni aiffommeH ldbf
Dities ipnneerSOiie 9rdparai IN betanni ais
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