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Mountain advocate., 1915-12-10
Caleb to Try Again

Barbourville, Ky. Nov. 20
Congressman Caleb Powers stat,
ed before leaving for Washing
ton, that he would again be I
candidate for Congress in the
Eleventh Kentucky District, sub
ject to the action of the Repub.
lican primary next August. i
had been reported that he would
retire from politics at the end o.
his term. Georgetown News.
Mountain advocate., 1915-12-10
Notice

Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned administrator
of the estate of S. J. Watts,
deceased, will hold a setting at
office of Dishman Tinsley &
Dishman in Barbourville, Ky. on
Dec. %, 1915 for purpose of re-
ceiving claims against said estate.
All persons having such claims
must file same at said time Dec.
8, 1915.
Jackson Amis. Admins.
ct traitor of S. J. Watts.
Mountain advocate., 1915-12-10
FOR SALE
Blue Grass Farm

l}} lc', IN high ia tie of
cultivation 3 miles from Lebanon
KY, on good pike. Sroom house
large stock barn and tobacco barn.
For a q ii k sale siF.Q( lur acre
on easy terms. Address.
G. M. Estes,
Burnside, Ky.
Mountain advocate., 1915-12-10
FOR SAL

A goo fam about six m s.
from Somcr ct, good DIV ny,
good barn, orcl ard, in good re-
pair, some coed timber. good
water. For full description of
same and prices, write w. II.
Mcdonald, Bartourville, KY, or
James Brinkley, Coin, Ky,
Mountain advocate., 1915-12-10

Deep-seated coughs that resist
ordinary remedies require both
external and internal treatment.
If you buy a dollar bottle of
BALLARD s HOREHOUND
SYRUP you get the two RENE
dies you need for the price OF
one. There is a HERRlCK'S
RED PEPPER POROUS PLAS-
TER for the chest. free with each
bottle. Sold by
]. Frank Hawn.
Mountain advocate., 1915-12-10

This can never be an ideal country
to live in until it is interlaced with a
network OF highways and the high.
ways so marked as to direct the trav.
eler which road to take to reach his
destination.
Mountain advocate., 1915-12-10

Red Cross Christmas Seals only in raising money for
the Campaign against tuberculosis but educating every
the appalling loss and danger the disease and the
preventing it. Putting the seals sale benefit every COM
nunity, however small the pale
Mountain advocate., 1915-12-10

A man who is opposed to road i'm
provement is worth about as much Il
a locality ~ a safety razor Is TO col
ored man al a Georgia picnic.
Mountain advocate., 1915-12-10

Never can we have excellent roads
until we adopt a patrol system Of re-
pair and maintenance,
Mountain advocate., 1915-12-10
WAN IL. ID

High class stock sa esnan, at
,ractive proposition, address 1905
Stack Bldg. Louisville, Ky
Mountain advocate., 1915-12-10

Why not nationslize highways as
well as national wateyways!
Mountain advocate., 1915-12-10
Sickly children need WHITES
CREAM NERMIFUGE. 1t not

only destroys worms, if there be
any, but it acts as a strengthen
ing tonic in the stomach and
bowels. Price 25c per bottle.
Sold by
J. Frank HaWn.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-19

car, which cheated such Il sensa'
tlon amongst the trade when ii was
announced several weeks ago at the
exceptional low price' Of 81 $50, com
pletely equipped.
This car has 1l3inch wheel base;
pure European stream line body
spiral bevel drive, full floating rear
axle; Browu-Lipe differential, Spicer
universal joint Hyatt roller bearing
transmission; multiple disc cork II
plate insert clutch Carries 2 3-4X
D. V-shape, eight-cylinder motor. de.
veloping 40-45 II. r., three bearing
crank shaft; with Zenith doublejet
cerburetor, and Atwater-Kent eight
point distributor. Chain drive, all en-
closed is employed, and very ad-
vantageous feature OF the motor Is the
adjustment OF the chains in front, and
the extreme simplicity OF the valves
and other vital working parts of the
motor.
An extra large roomy five passenger
touring and two-passenger body is
furnished. The Stewart Vacuum gray-
ity feed Is employed in connection
with 17-gallon gasoline tank on rear.
A oEe-man, Neverleek top Is standard
together with ventilating rain vision
windshield. Ignition lock, speedom-
eter. gasoline gauge. oil pressure
gauge, ammeter, demountable rims,
tire irons, power tire pump and motor
driven horn are also few of the
many features that go TO make this
one OF the most sensational low
priced cars announced in years.
Mr.. Bayerline stated that they have
also just completed arrangements
whereby the eight-cylinder King would
carry Nevilles patented adjustible
steering wheel. The King will be the
only automobile in America during
the 1915 selling season to carry this
feature as standard.
Both the four selling at $1,165 and
the eight-cylinder line are on exhibit.
ton at the Detroit Automobile show.
and the exhibit is practically dupli-
cate OF the New York show exhibit,
where the King was the magnet of
the show" The business that the
King company has secured since it's
announcement. OF the eight-cyllnder
line has justified the company in pat.
ting on a night shift. starting Jan. 2S,
after which time the company win
work "a hours per day, seven days per
week.
The King company is already ship
ping cars, and an important announce
ment by Mr.. Bayerline is that the
King Eight will be on exhibition at
every automobile show in America
this year.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-19

Notwithstanding appearance Of the
Hupmobile. For this reason. they con.
form TO the general appearance OF the
car and provide all the requirements
and look OF a high-class limousine.
"Hupmobiles. therefore, are becom.
ing very popular all over the country.
In Detroit, we have over one hundred
users who have purchased the de
mountable tops and will drive their
cars all winter
With the attachment OF the remoy.
able top, the Hupmobilist enjoys the
luxbries OF the mCst expensive en-
closed cars at very reasonable cost
The tops are sound-proof absolutely
noiseless, and have . very pleasing
interior appearance. being lined with
high-quslity fawh-colored headlinins
Another big advantage of the re.
movable top, Is the fact that il en-.
ables the owner TO operate an en-.
closed car al a great deal smaller cost
than a big heavy limousine or come
There is a saving on tires: there is a
The Detroit times., 1915-01-19
ADDISON GARAGE OFFERS
UNEXCELLED FACILITIES

The Addison Garage, located at
Nos. 1896 Charlotte-aye.. and one OF
the largest In Detroit, has a storage
capacity OF so slectrics and 20 gaso-
line cars. They conduct a complete
repair and machine shop for all kinds
OF power vehicles and specialize in
Paige and Hupmobile cars. charg
ing plant for electric cars and com
mercial trucks and gasoline filling
station are other features.
. The Kissel and Empire cars are
handled by the company, and they
are now contemplating the addition
OF the Monarch. For each OF these
popular cars. a service station is con
Quoted. The Zephyr carburetor is also
one OF their lines.
p. Il, Esper, secretary and man
ager or the Addison garage. is thor
oughly familiar with every kind OF au-
omobile and is backed by a compe
mt sales and repair force. He has
cen connected with the automobile
industry for many years.
w. T. Phillips, treasurer of the com.
1any, is managing the Mack-ave.
,arage, another OF the Addison com
any's garages, Like Mr.. Esper he
has thorough and practical knowl-
edge OF automobiles and accessories
They are displaying the Empire car
at the Auto show.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-19
Action

There is one enterprise
that has put the word SAC
ton" on the map.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-19
BARTON AUTO TOP MOVES
INTO NEW LOCATION

The Barton Auto Top Co. has NOV
ed from 90 East Fort-st., to a more
central location in the Grindley Ar
cade at S63 Woodward-ave. The in
creasing business among automobile
owners and manufacturers made a
move TO new quarters necessary. The
new location makes an ideal place for
their business as it is located in the
center OF the automobile retail and
manufacturing district
The company makes specially of
limousine and cabriolet work. winter
and open tops. Their complete stock
OF slip covers, dust hoods, curtains
SLIP Innings and top material Of diff
fefent patterns affords a wide variety
to select from.
Before moving 10 the Grindley Ar
cade they did only contract painting
and trimming, but now they are pre-
pared to take work OF this kind for
individual owners. Their new
quarters cover nearly 5000 50. IT. Of
floor space.
The company employs only compe
tent and experienced help SO tnat all
work carries their positive guarantee
as to material and workmanship.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-19
JOHN II. BRYANT PIONEER
S/ELECTRIC AUTO MAN

Some time ago John II. Bryant sew
the possibilities for a tirst-class gar
age on East Grand-blyd. and Drush-
81. and Immediately took advantage OF
II. He is a competent mechanic and
has had wide experience In the
electrical devices for automobiles. He
knows the Delco system perfectly.
having been road service man and in
spector Tor the Delco Co., for the past
three years Mr.. Bryant also install
ed the first electric starter on Cad
lilac ear. Alnmeters are now regu-
larly fnsrHffBd ds PaFt-et- the cleo
trical work on all makes OF cars.
A full line OF accessories including
the Gray & Davis and other starters
are handled by Mr.. Bryant. Service
TO all parts of the city and complete
guarantee adds 10 the accommodation
OF customers.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-19

one Of the most welcome develop
merits In motor car designing that
has taken place In recent years. This
Is the detachable winter top. II en-
ables the owner OF touring car or
ROADSTER to derive all the advantages
and comforts of a luxurious enclosed
car at a cost which is well within the
means OF the average mans purse.
For Hupmobiles, the Hupp Motor
Car company has hit upon the happy
idea OF building removable tops for
converting the touring car and road.
ster into sedan and coupe enclosed
cars. The tops are not misfits by any
means, for they are built in the Hup-
mobile shops and cesfgned for the
The Detroit times., 1915-01-19
HASNEW "TWO-CARS-
IN-ONE" FEATURE
Removable Tops Make Hupmo-
bile Pre-eminent Winter
Car

why wait until spring" asks g..
Edward Bleil. manager Grasser Motor
Co, Hupmobile distributors, ITO pur'
chase your new motor car when you
now have every comfort 10 make win
ter motoring pleasure"
The old bugaboo--the necessity OF
buying two cars-open and closed for
all-yearround use-is gone forever, for
the 1915 motor show has witnessed
The Detroit times., 1915-01-19
MACK NORRIS BUYS WELL
KNOWN ACCESSORY STORE

E. Mack Morris, who has been con
nected with the automobile industry
since the early days of the business
has taken over the accessory store
lust north OF the Boulevard at 1875
Woodward-ave.. formerly owned by
Mclean & Freeman. TO which he has
added complete line OF automobile
supplies. tires and tubes including a
gasoline and oil filling station TO the
original stock OF bicycles. motorcycles
and their accessories In the base
ment is we'll equipped bicycle and
motorcycle repair shop and he uses
a motor delivery service for the ac-
commodation OF his customers i'm all
parts OF the city.
Mr.. Morris was assistant-secretary
OF the Northern Motor Car Co. until
II was merged with the F.. NJ. +. Co,
at which time he became Assistant
Sales Manager OF that company. The
last few years he has been connected
with the Great Western Auto Co.
Peru. Ind. as general manager. re-
turning TO Detroit TO go into business
for himself ~ the uresent location.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-19

Detrou Times Job rrinung Depart
$500.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-19
POSSIBLY

Don't get excited over
that yarmint A coyote is afraid OF
anything that's human.
1FEeHdeFfeet-4eAea- -4Ay isn't il afraid
OF me?
Westerner-Msybe it thinks you're
another coyote.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-19

saving in the gasoline and oil con
sumption; ii saving on Insurance (you
Will not have To pay the high rate cost
of ar expensive body Besides this.
there is saving on storage in the
summer time.
Enclosed Hupmobiles have proven
very popular I'm this city and might
sey that they make a very logical car
for winter driving"
The Detroit times., 1915-01-19
SEES BIG FUTURE
FOR 8-CYLINDER
Bayerline, of King Motor Car
Co., Predicts Eight" as
Coming Car

j. q. Bayerline, one OF the pioneer
men OF the automobile business. who's
experience in building automobiles
dates back since 1896 with the Pope
Toledo company, states that never
since his connection with the automo-
lile industry has he seen such won
derful future ahead for any auto
mobile as for the eight-cyllnder King
The Detroit times., 1915-01-19
9EtruttE Eight

Study this remarkable car carefully. The
beauty of pure European streamine body
design is enhanced by rich finish-a deep
Kimball green with gold stripe. There are
20 operations in painting a Detroiter body,
the result being high finish that retains
its fine luster with ordinary care for sew
eral seasons.
The rich upholstery. of extra quality leath-
er, is deep-tufted Turkish. Floors are car
peted. The toe board is pressed and pyra-
mided aluminium.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-19
Everything Convenient

The spark and throttle levers respond to
the slightest touch-the electric horn hut
ton is at the top OF the steering post col
umn, where IL can be reached most con
veniently The gear shift lever is located
so that the hand grasps the balI-head almost
without bending the body. There is very
little throw for the different speeds--chang
Ing gears is equally effortless. Speedometer
ammeter clock. oil signal, electric light
push buttons and instrument light are group
ed in the center of the instrument board i'm
an aluminium casing. The steering wheel IS
set at just the right angle for most comfort
able operation The control pedals can be
adjusted so that very tall or very short
person can enjoy maximum comfort.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-19
GENERAL AUTO AND TIRE
co. HAS GOOD BUSINESS

The General Auto and Tire Co.
No. 1912 Woodward-ave.. has some
very unusual bargains in all aizes OF
seconds, used and new tires Every
new tire is guaranteed by them.
The company was one OF the first
70 begin operations in Detroit and has
been at the present location for the
past five years. William II. Linda
bury, manager was formerly with the
Morgan a Wright Co and knows the
rubber business from the Peru TO re
finished automobile tire. All work
carries their positive guarantee.
Vulcanizing. retreading and repair.
ing of every description is done in
their up.to-date place at No 1912
Woodward-ave
United States Nobby Tread tires.
with which many of the high-grade
cars are equipped are a speciality
with the General Auto and Tire Co.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-19
1t is the Automobile
Industry

In the ancient days "ac-
ton" signified most any
time in the near future, in
the automobile days it is
the synonym of "now."
It needs cooperation in
the supply Of material and |
want to put the word "co-
operation" on the automo-
bile map.
l manufacture, or carry
in manufactured stock, elev-
en- hundred items, all Of
which are used in a complete
automobile factory where
are operated a grey iron
foundry and an electro-plat-
ing plant.
This covers a wide range
from a complete Foundry
Equipment at the beginning
and Foundry Supplies at the
end.
1t includes, also, Electro
plating dynamos, Buffing
Compositions, etc.
/ deliver to City Buyers
or to railroad stations with
automobile trucks and the
word "action" is the daily
slogan; to keep up to this
action, / need cooperative
action on the part of the
automobile factory buyers;
the combination will make a
good team.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-19

GOFF. Kan, Jan. ls.-Although he
had looked for two weeks, Nj. d. Gar
vim, OF this place, was unable to find
one OF his steers. While looking for
eggs, Mrs. Garvin found the animal
wedged between two straw stacks.
The animal was dug ont and was still
alive, although very weak. The steer
subsisted on the straw.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-25

Muf ser Mittelitufe beginnt Damn
ser eigentIide 6el1ti6e 9pradunter-
ridt, aber mteoerum nod ser Mn-
idoaungsmetbo6e. M116 bier bleibt
fir sic erite &Glfte ser Qonaen Stufe
6os 6eutihe Mlpbabet m1Ber 8etradt.
Sc fat teine1 3uedf, &in6er nit 5Dei
M~lpbabeten ab511pIogen ur6. lire &uf-
merfiamfeit 81 5eriplittern, tpo oaS
eine> bas lateiniibe, fir bei6e Spra=
9en (engliia un6 6euti@ bolluuf
geniigt. CRIT in ser 5tpeiten Salfte
ser Mittelltlfe miro 6as 6eutide
MIpbobet, bornebmli@ 6os ge6rudte,
eingeiibt. Sir etnen planmdbigen
un6 erfolgberipre9en6en nnterridt
ouf ser Mittelitufe miiBte i6 fein
beiieres 2ebrbr11@ 3u empfeblen ols
SEN 2eitfa6en fit BEN erftem nnter-
ridt im De11tf9m BON g. @lge, g.
&amburger 1tn1 50. @ippmta1t1. Ser.
lag in Der Sdtpei3: ct. @anen, Gebr<
fde 8udban6lung; in Deuti6lmb:
6rie6ri@ 8ran6iteter, 2eip5ig. Sos
8erf beitebt a1,s 5tpei Bddn6den: 6oS
erite bern1tt n11sfd1ieB1i4 Iateinifden
Drud, bas 5tpeite bringt beioe Druid
arter CUR Mntpen6ung. Ser gan5e
1T a11fgebm1t auf Der Mn'
fbm1ungsmetbooe. Sic @runblage
6es unterridts biI6en bic betamten
Sol3e'i9en @a1rotafelr fit BEN Mns
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-25

@p 60. ipradear bie @eidmorenen
6em @lager megen &ontraftredts
ieitens Der 8abngeieQidaft Die Gum
me bon $1,000 at.
@eo @ing. - Ser 26 Sabre
alte Gam. Mlberts aus &ine Sslan6
nobm aus elmer @arate, bon Ser er
glm1bte, oaB iie &uffee entbalte, einen
Sdlud @nl5idl1re gu fi@ un6 itarb
einige Gage 6aru1f.
Gilbert Sea. = @ier befin6en
fi6 gefali@te @iertel6onoritiide in
l1mlauf, tpel@e 6ie S~abres5abl 1898
tragen atn6 ben e@ten taniden6 dim.
lid iebem.
Mor6-9afpta.
Man6am.- SSn Morton @oun+
.tp lit in 6iefem Sabre cine @etret6e=
ernte int @ertbe bon feds .Miuionen
Collars eingebrobt por6en. Son sen
2,049, 500 older 6es County 1teber
tpeniger als Elm @iertel 1n1ter &11I,
h1r.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-25

Bailey @itD. - 9as 5tpeiiabs
rige @imo 6es BEL @anborn tpobnbaf=
ten gbepoares Scarf &omrotnsH tpa1r=
De 511tooe berbriibt.
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len bat in 6ielem Staate berart 5uge-
nomn1en, BOP es ielbit Der bier IN
engliider Sprabe eri9einenoen
v8ismord Eribl1ne" 5u ton miro. sSrt
eeinem ~Bua5ar6s" Masgeier) iberz
idriebenen Mrtifel berbommt beiag=
tes 8Iatt 6as Spibelpeien un6 ent-
larpt sic @eformer ibrer Masfe.
@rnn6 Sorts. = g6min &ob,
ser erit Dor einem Monate a11s 6em
3udtbaa1ie in 8ismord entloiien mor=
Sen mar, febrt iebt f@on 1pie6er, uno
5tpar 'o1f 5h0lf Sabre, pegen @m1b~
ber iubs in einem 9otel, in 6asielbe
5nriif.
@abpeton. = SRI. Mnno
@dmtt, II Sabre alt, Eodter Ser
Groa @aborina S4mitt bon bier,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-25
Illus dem nordweltet

ct. @anI. - Der ltiirmilde
&onpent Der vMimelota Union Of
tbe Mmerican 5ocietp Of @qnitp" IN
ct. Bal1l bat nit eirem 2iebeSfeit ge-
en6et, mabbem ii6 berauSgeitellt, bob
Die 8eomten ben Sniurgenten mebr
ais uberlegen maren. Sammtli6e
bisberige 8eamten tm1rben NIT Sol.
st. 81. @ilftnfon Don 9ofe elmo alS
Braii6ent an Der @pibe mieberge-
tuGblt. - Sn Ser Maria Simmel,
fabrtsfirde> an Ser er ols Hfarrer
angeiteM tpar, mur6e lebtem Donner-
flag Ole 2eidenfeier fir ben am Wone
tag beritorbenen bohm. Serrn S. 80.
@ola1ce gebalten, nobel Dos idtpar5
unb meiB altsgei6lagene groBe Got
tesbauS Die CUR Era1erfeier berbei=
geeilte Memidenmenge nidt 5u faiien
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|Erobec 5%eIebrierte 6as Bontififal=9fe=
q11iem ur6 bodtp'iter @r5biidof SIRE
Gan6 bielt 6ie 2ei9enrebe.
MinneapoIis. Das 0ber=
geridt bot ith greitag gepeigert, oen
bonn @a6ter 6es Sbubert=GbeaterS in
6iefer @to6t gein9ten @inbaltsbefebl
auf5ubeben, moour@ @iirgermeiiter
gepe abgebulten mer6en iolte, 6te
@orfibr11ng BON ~Tbe 8irtb Of q
@ation" 6aielbit gu %berbin6ern. 9a-
mutt lit Die Sode Elm fir alemal ge-
regelt. - SIM 2afe Sarriet1g6ina-
Giitrift ion Ole @elbiudt, cine IN
Minnefota ieltene &ranfbeit, in epi6e=
miiber 6orm o1fgetreten fem. Ssn
8e1t= uno Moro=Mlimepolis lin6 TO-
neit 80 6aue Ser @eu9e our &errt=
niB Ser 8ebDr6em getommen.
@arne3biIIe. - Dieie @ta6t
lift am @amitag utroden" gelegt tpor=
SEN als Golge Ser S~pttonabftimm11ng
sic in @lap County m II. Mai abge=
balten tpor6e1 tpar. 8arneSbille bat
inSge lamrt 100 gintpobner.
@Ioquet. - Carlton County III
felt Sem "a. Nobember vtroden" aIa
@rgebniB elmer S~ptionabitimma1ng
Sc befinoen fi@ nm County inn Ser
baltniiie 3a1r 8e%b0lterung Defenders
biele gbarnftpirtbidnften.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-25
Ser oeuti@e Mnterrt@t
AT uniern Yfarr:
i@mle,a.
gsrtras anf ben1 S%nbmeitbe5irf bes
fatboliiden 2ebrerberbaubeS BON
&prb.amerifa, au1 Z. Sui 1915.
&pn &ep. 6. @eimeri4eib.
(ShIuR.)

Sic notbpenbigen idriftliden Mpf
3eidn11ngen unb l1ebungen gei4es
ben NIT loteimiden 8uditaben, TO-
bolo oieielben I'M englii@en Inter
ridt erlerm iinb. @eitere Singer
5eige uber 6ie 2ebrfom 6iefes Inter
ridts iomie a11sfiibrli6e Sebrproben
furoet Ser 2ebrer in ie6em 9roBeren
pa6aeogiiden @erfe. SSn Der &mo
zines hanoigen 2ebrers miro 6ieier
beutide Mnfdauungsunterridt bic
bdusIide @elebrung in 1,ah1rgemdber
Beiie %fortfubren unb ergan8en, iie
erfesen, falls fie gar ui@t itattgef1n-
ben bot, sic 8eobo@tungSgabe bes
&inoes fddrfen, feline SS11tereiien on
Der Sode ma@rufen unb Iebenbig
erbolten un6 10 ole 8orbe6ingungen
idoffen, sic einen fpdtern erfolgrei<
den 6eutf9en @prudunterridt in
fidere Musfidt iteuen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-25
form oeS 6e11ti9en @pra6unterridtS

IUlt!l Ue2 UeulIueW
per6en.
So Die offi3ieuen 2ebrplane al1-
genbMdli6 6em 2ebrer beS Dea1ti6en
ale n1Fr ertuiinidte Sreibeit laiiem
10 i4lage id Sbnen Dor, NIT Sbrem
Bfarrer 5u 1preden un6 I'M fom1nen-
BEN S6n1liabr einen 8eriu@ init
Dem angegebenerr 9eitfa6en gu ma
dem. Gieier @robeunterridt labt
ii4 iebr gut geber, au@ obne bob Ole
@diiler Sen 2eitfaben in @an6en
baben. Mun m11B Damn 1n1r fleibig
Die @an6tafel gebrauden. @eitellen
Ste ii6 felblt bas critic 8an6@en
mnb b%eantragen @ie n,tr, oab Die
bier eriten &0l5e'iden 8iI6er (6ie
bier Sobres5eitem) otgci6offt merz
SEN, me1m iie ni9t etmo i6or bor-
bar6en fin6. Diele iin6 natiirlid
5um l1nterridten unentbebrli6 un6
f0nnerr bur@ feline mn6ern 8iloer
erfebt mer6en. @s miiiien ~unbe6ingt
sic Sol5e'iden iein.
8robieren gebt iiber @tu6ieren.
Sd bin iber5eugt, 6aB idon Elm re6-
lider @eril1@ in 6iefer &i@tung Die
Sruge na6 Ser Musgeitalt11ng 6es
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