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RELIABLE REMEDY
RESTORES kidneys.

For many years druggists have
watched with much interest the re-
markAb,e record maintained By Dr
kilmer's Swamp-ROOt, the great kid.
ney, liver and bladder remedy.
II is a physicians prescription.
Swamp-Root is a Strengthening med
iCine. DR. Kiimer used IL for years In
his private practice. II helps the kid
neys liver and bladder do the work ma.
ture intended they should do.
Swamp-ROot has stood the test OF
years. Il is sold by all druggists on its
merit aud il will help you. No other
remedy can successfully take its place.
BE cure to get SVGmpRoot and
start treatment at once.
However. if vou wish first 10 test
this great preparation, send ten cents
10 Dr. Kilmer & Co. Binghampton, y.
Y, for a sample bottle. When writing,
oe sure and mention the Ardmore
Daily Ardmereite.
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COLDS DO NOT LEAVE WILLINGLY

Because a cold is stubbornisnoreason
why you should be. Instead OF wear
ing" II out get sure relief by taking
Or. Kings New Discovery. Dangerous
bronchial and lung ailments often fol-
low a cold which has been neglected at
the beginning. AS your body faithful
ly battles those cold germs. no better
aid can be given than the use OF this
remedy. Its merit has been tested by
old and young. Get q bottle today.
soc and s1.0e.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-05

At recent church meeting held In
McAlestcr, sermon was preached on
the cause of skepticism and the prin-
cipal cause was assigned to be the diff
fcrent Christian denominations, Every
denomination has u remedy for that
oyil Of Il can be classed rs such) but
so long as each denomination asks all
others to joint II, there will be no CO.
alltion OF church forces.
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to themselves and the state on the
roads.
since the beginning of time" Mr..
Manning concluded, I'VE have been try
ing to build good and better roads.
We seem hardly to have made an i'm
preston as yet, and the contention
is utterly without foundation that If
convicts work on the roads, all the
roads will soon be built and there
will be no further work for free men
on them.
Let the cOnvicts build roads out in
the country districts, and, when the
roads are built, keep them in repair
Organized labor approves such road
work. and will encourage the states
that adopt e."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-05
Nsaro SLAYER CAPTURED.

Tulsa, Okla. Nov. Joe Grayson,
charsed with numbering his wife near
Bixby last week. was arrested Thurs
day morning at Summers, Okla. and
will be brought here Immediately. Ac-
cording 70 information obtained al
the sherirrs Office. Grayson and his
wife engaged in a quarrel over some
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-05
Bic WILD WEST
SHOW WILL BE
HERE SOON
MILLER BROTHERS AND ARLlNG.
TON lOl RANCH WILD WEST
SHOW WILL EXHIBIT IN THIS
CITY NOVEMBER 18.

Miller Bros. 4 Arlingtons 10l Ranch
Wild West show is to exhibit in Ard
more, Thursday, Nov. 1S.-Adyertising
car No. / was In the city today, and
small army of bill posters and other
publicity men were busy spreading the
glad news.
A wild west show of notable excel
lence is promised The lOl Ranch show
has now been before the public eight
years. and during that time it has
forged 60 the front with a rapidity
that has astonished the amusement
world. While other wild west shows
have disappeared the lO1 ranch has
grown In size and popularity until at
the present time it is universally rec
ognlzed as the largest and most com
plete exhibition of its kind In exist
ence. One reason for the popularity
of the show-and II is an important
one-is the fact that Il Is not merely
an entertaining exhibition, but Is ac-
tually representative Of life and a
period in the west that has now almost
disappeared. For this reason the 1Ol
ranch has an historical value that
gives it an especial appeal to all who
enjoy the tales OF the old west,
The lO1 Ranch wild west has anOth
er claim to genuineness. 1t was or
ganlzcd on the famous 101 Ranch. at
Bliss. Oklahoma, and all its cowboys,
cowgirls, Indians and other Tepresen
tative people are from the great
ranches or reservations of Oklahoma
or the far west. The great congress
of wild west people Is headed by Jos.
G. Miller, whitec hief of the POncas,
the Indian contingent is led by Iron
Tail, the Sioux Chief, whose profile
adorns the new buffalo nickel, and
there are many other border celebri,
ties who combine In what Ia declared
to be the most strenuous exhibition
ever given in an arena. There Is rOp
ing, rough-riding, bronchO.busting
bull-dogging, u push-ball contest. a
high-hat tournament, highschO0l rid
ing. an illustration of the old pony
express, the capture and punishment
of horsethief, a buffalo hunt, gen
uine roundup of loug-horned cattle.
and other strenuous displays.
Wild west day will be inaugurated
with a picturesque free street parade
which will leave the grounds about
1880 and cover the usual downtown
route,
to themselves and the state on the
roads.
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REAL ESTATE
FOR REAL ESTATE, LOANS and
insurance, see E. E. Guillot No.
North Washington street. Ard
more, Okla Phone s32-L l5-lm

trivial matter, after which the negro
became enraged and shot her to
death with a Winchester rifle. This
occurred about 7:S0 o'clock last
Thursday evening and up to the time
OF his capture no trace Of the negro
was found.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-05

The McAlcster Nows.Captal Is hot
under the collar ut "A ncighbor editor.
The Pitlsburg Herald In recent Is
sue stated that any man who four
years ago started to heaven and had
not gotten farther than McAlester,
should not be prosecuted for exceed
ing the speed limit.
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Chsr,berlsin's Tablets.

This IS a medicine intended especial
ly for stomach troubles, biliousness
and constipation. II is meeting with
much success and rapidly gaining in
favor and popularity. Obtainable ev-
erywhere.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-05

FOR RENT-One furnished room.
Call at GIG West Main CT Phone
375. So
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II Col. Roosevelt choose to use all
the hyphens to which his lineage epti-
lied him. he Sould have large supply.
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CANAL SLIDES
DELAY RUSSIAN
WAR SUPPLIES
AWAITING ARRlV-
AL OF RAILWAY CARS AND LO-
coMOTIvEs-BlG CARGoES oV-
ERDUE.

Vladivostok, Nov. with its
Nharves piled with all sorts of war
supplies and its railway facilities Who'll
ly Inadequate to meet the insistent de-
mands of the Russian army Vladivos-
tok Is looking anXiously toward the
Panama Canal and hoping for a re-
port that the slides have been master
ed and will permit the passage OF
ships carrying the rails, locomotives
and cars so necessary to speed up
transportation along the $500 miles of
railway which separate the Russian
battle lines from Russia's greatest
gateway for supplies.
SO far not a single ship from New
York has arrived bearing locomotives
OF railway cars. Four hundred and fif-
ty American locomotives and 10000
American freight cars have been pur-
chased and many OF them have been
shipped. Several ships bearing rail
way supplies, passed through the Pan
anna Canal before the slide Of Sept.
Is. which was reported to have cut
off communications for an indefinite
time. Because of the block In the
Panama route, supply ships from New
York have been ordered to VladivOs-
tok by way of the Suez route, which
takes several weeks longer under pres
ent conditions.
Two Fundamental Errors.
Two fundamental errors have enter
ed into much Of the discussion con
cerning VladivostOk possibilities as a
supply gateway The first is the some
what generally accepted statement
that Vladiyostok is icebound part OF
the winter This is not true. The other
erroneous statement IS that the Trans
Siberian Railway is entirely double
tracked from vladivostOk to European
Russia. This Is equally untrue. Neither
Is there sufficient steel available to
complete the double track along the
entire route.
viadivOstOk was an exporting and
not an importing port until the recent
war threw all the Russian ports ont
Of communication. except Archangel
and EladiyostOk, the two gateways
through which Russia can now draw
her arms and ammunition from outside
countries.
Virtually every available foot of
ground along the water front now is
stacked high with war supplies Gov.
cred with canvas
Constantly Being Filled
1t is estimated that trainload of
war supplies starts westward every
three hours, but the great warehouses
and piers are constantly filled again
from the ships always at anchor wait.
ing for chance to dock.
American cotton may be seen in
many of the warehouses.
Japan is supplying Russia with great
quantities ot lead and copper. which
are delivered at Vladivostok. Shells. |
rifles and big guns, some as large as
twelve inches, also are being provided
by the Japanese,
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FOR SALE-One Fore Roadster. In
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FOR RENT-Large, well furnished,
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Phone $50. 5-3t
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FOR RENT

ROOM AND BOARD-$5.50 per week; (;
meal tickets, $500, at Mrs. Wards,
Ill w. Broadway. Ain
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ELEGANTLY FURNISHED rooms,
thoroughly modern, by day or week
Phone 391, East Broadway. Star
rooms. 31-1m
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LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING rooms at
ZIG d St, N. W., between Second
and Third AYES. Private entrance.
x-3.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-16
MRS. LYNCH ENDORSED

The following resolutions were unan-
imously adopted by the w. c, 7, U.i
Whereas, our sister and co.worket
Mrs, Leila Lynch, has been relieved Of
the duties and responsibilities of police
matron, we feel it is fitting to eXpgcss
TO her and to all friends Of the W. G..
II. U. our hearty and sincere recogni-
tion and appreciation Of her work.
She has been one Of our most active
and efficient workers for many years,
has had special training for the work,
so that during the two years Of her po'
lice activities she has made u record
that is unique, Literally hundreds Of
our citizens bless her name for the care
and protection she has given to girls
and young women at the time of need.
Social conditions have been made safer
for the young Her work reflects cred
il upon herself, and honor upon her
friends aud supporters. But her espe'
cial fitness was in the character of
heart and soul that prompted her cf'
forts. Even her salary wos devoted to
the work she had in hand.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-16


Ayczzano, the town from which the
greatest number Of losses have been re-
ported as the result Of the quake lies
in the province Of Aguila, in the Abruz-
u department, sixty-thre miles east of
Rome. It is an ancient town and had
a population Of some 10000 One OF
the well preserved buildings there was
the lowered castle built by Gentle Nir-
ginio Orsino in 1890.
Most OF the towns in which damage
has been done are situated virtually in
the heart of Italy, in line running
northeast and southeast from Rome
eastward toward the Adratie sea. The
country in the province of Rome and
the Department Of the Abruzzi is most
ly mountainous, but thiekly populated.
Numerous villages and towns dot the
territory Mount Rotondo has Il popu-
lation of about 5000. it was here in
1867 that Garibaldi defeated the papal
forces. At Tivoli, where one person
was killed, there is population of
some l4,000. II lies is miles northeast
Of Rome and retains many Of the anti
quitics of the old Rompn days among
them the Temple Of Tiberius and the
Villa D Este, celebrated for the beauty
Of it's architecture. Pofi is village of
some 1000 inhabitants.
Zagarola, Paliano, Neroli Pereto
Poggio, Native and the other places
where damage or fatalities are report
ed, all are small towns.
Italy in past years has had numer
Gus visitations from earthquakes II
which thousands of persons have per
ished and from which millions of dol
lars of property damage have resulted
It fell to the lot of Italy to suffer
what probably was the greatest disas
ter from an earthquake the world eve
saw. This was in December, 1908, wheI
in Sicily and Calabria 7G,4S5 person.
were killed, 95,47O injured and LOO,
600 made homeless in this disturb
ancc, Mcssinn, Santa Teresa, Scalleti
and Faro in Sicily, and Reggie, Sal
Giovanni, san Ufemia, Calico Palmi
Pcllaro and Canuitello in Calobna wer
destroyed.
The financial loss never was aceui
otely computed, but it ran into million
! Of dollars
4. Up to the time of the earthquake i
D Lisbon in 1855, which cost 10000 lives
caused the great number of casualties.
Nineteen hundred and six was tn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-16
Earthquakes in History Take Toll
of Many Thousands of Li0es

worst period for seismic disturbances
Of record. It was during this time taat
great disasters occurred the world over
The San Francisco quake, the de-
struction Of Valparaiso and the HzlE
of eighteen villages in Calabna occuS.
red in the spring and summer Of 1906.
The province of Esmeraldos in Ecuador
was shaken in the following January
and a great tidal wave followed, drown
ing many persons and devastating the
city of Esmeraldas. Colombia also suf-
fered in this disturbance, about 800
persons being killed.
A month and half later on the is
land of FormOsa the village OF kugi
and three other towns were destroyed
with the loss of thousands of lives and
material damage estimated at Si5,OOO,-
600. A month later Kagi again was
visited with much loss Of life and prop
erty damage.
Then followed the San Francisco dis-
aster. in which 500 were killed, ana, in
the fire which followed, 250,O0O made
homeless. The property loss was $780,
100000. A few months later Nalparai-
so was destroyed by earth shocks and
conflagration. Two thousand inhabi-
tants were killed and monetary loss
Of $3.50, 100000 resulted. Within four
days from the first shock, the region
for hundreds of miles around Naparai-
so was visited by 3S2 quukcs, in WhiclN
the towns of Los Andes and Melipplla
with an aggregate population Of $4,000
~ -.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-16
THEATRES DEVOID
or NEW FEATURES
No New Plays Of NOie Claim
Attention Of New Workers
Notes Of The Stage
By Bean Realto

New York, Jan. lG.--fhe opening
fortnight OF the new year finds the
local theatrical situation almost devoid
Of feature as far as new plays are con.
cerned. The merry holiday spirit and
so on always puts big dent in the
paternal pocketbOok and the theatre
tickets numbered among the luxnries.
are not bought in any great numbers
while the said pocketboolS gets back to
its former state of good health and 70.
business. OF course, the managers know
all this and seldom is it that Il producer
will venture forth with a fledglng
when the year is still Young
The one happy, successful exception
is James Forbes FThe Show Shop al
the Hudson. Forbes is pleasantly crate
fully remembered for "The Chorus
Lady," the excellent play which intro,
duced Rose Stahl to the country. This
latest play is very much like 1.-THE
Chorus Lady, for it, too holds the
mirror mp to the theatre in its natural
cOlors. In the Stahl vehicle he showed
that the life of the footlights is not all
honey and jam that all the choms
ladies DO not "'wear diamonds chest
oteEtDa' .,TIa ST. G uiTe GI', a. iTe"l T He'tois'
dnrioh,P,1 ITUp INK 9no M ,ee,. olpo9 "N's a a
"heu' ohee,. " i;l ing a, ,uo ''iaH%s
sotro flayoroI ] ,@I' n,ith i,a .os Sf,a'''e ,'
t"iit,. s"t'' -" o''u WV" " '''''o ''"''''' -
al ~ .bows n ,bo onon;no oo. .ha oe
eoo of tIo n,anoao ~ n Ve"' ,,b aoin "t' 'ne nt
ou a mplolroua pntitlad lGTha Punch -
In Jmto that uat oqfioo 4" t'.io st,don al +ho n nhnr
antors "J ,'ho nav ho u .oon ' rooi m Iifo n ar1
srnnr oftornoor fG [ 'V on tba aost %' M siJo ne v
Proa, ,,,ay W. iO0 tbn w % moiohhorboo5 J" o ~ ~
5'iwoa 5'i"V% Sc,,o,a Gf oorrsa tbora noio 10 tba
.an 's ,9p"io ogtr ,a Jotn' otioe' ] ,vtV 20 the the
os aoI oI ~ tbo "VS nstS Gf MIA n,;l,in
oire wants "H W ", marry @ tGo bernino m ,l''' of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-16

Mere mechanical activity. IN any
kind of work for mankind is Of little
worth compared with the inspiration of
real interest. OF course such work as
she did was bound to stir up the oppo-
sition Of breolcrs get the ill-will
of people Of easy morals, and to enlist
against it all the forces that benefit by
a lax enforcement Of law; but through
III all Mrs. Lynch has stood the test
and proved herself worthy champion
Of morality as n principle to be recog.
nizcd in the city's administration.
Resolved, that this statement be
spread upon our minutes, and be given
TO the press.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-16

london, Dec. 24.-(By mail to New
YorlG-'fWe are learning to make all
sorts Of fancy dishes that would make
first-class menu for any hctcl,
writes Corporal r. Harper, of the Duke
Of Cornwall's Light Infantry in a
CHEEKY letter home. Have you ever
tried Jack johnson soup2 This il how
Won make it, You get the usual stuff
in pot, and get it ON to boil just with,
in range of the German guns. by and
by a 'rIack johnson" shell comes along
and drops into your soup serving out
the contents very literally among all
who happen to be near enough whether
they said they were going to skip the
soup course or not.
tThen there's CoaI-box outlets.
You get tin OF bully beef, and cut out
a few strips with any Old knife you
can Law your hands on. You put the
beef on a slice Of bread, and before
Won have time to look around a coal
box shell drops on you and your beer
is nicely seasoned, If it is still there,
or il YOU are able to take any further
interest in beef. We make speciality
Of nice shrappnel teas. What You do is
light fire and set water to boil IN
your billy can. When it is nicely aboil
The smoke from the fire attracts the
Germans and their guns begin to drop
shrapnel all over the place. just as
Won are going to raise the can to your
mouth to take a big drink of tea a
shrapnel bullet drops into it, and you
are lucky If you haven't call to make
on the regimental doctor or undertaken
All this makes meal times very mnch
exciting and entertaining as at home
SO you win have to start an association
for frightening up meal times unless
YOU want us to be terribly bored when
we get back" F."
Lord Kitchener is firm believer IN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-16

to the difference between London ana
New York, Furthermore, she has had
the courage to speak right out in public
and say what she thought.
For example, she thinks London peo-
pie are more loyal to their tars. The
English will 90 to see their favorite
players regardless Of the value Of the
piece in which they are playing. This
is not the case in New York, Many Of
those who enjoyed Ina Saire in "The
Quaker Girl' will not 20 to see her in
" Lady LuSury' . because the two mus
zeal comedies are different
What n cold, dheary world it would
be if the press agent were not hero to
amuse in his accustomed fashion, The
latest joy prodpcer is the gentleman
who sends out the advance stuff for
pretty Nansen the Danish actress In
order to get the full benefit Of her
radient personality she mas bronght
along-takc It from the p. a.--li
trunks of costumes for which her man,
ager put mp bond Of $4,000 with the
United States Customs One gown
weighs a little less than fifty pounds
a Paul Poiret creation with tmic OF
stiffened cloth Of gold cncrusted with
seed pearls and tiny diamonds. This
gown cost $4,000 in real money Miss
Nansen is going TO play in the movies
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-16

ricd the body to the morgue, whore tG1-
coroner diagnosed the case as one Of
death by exposure; and, since the earth
was frozen so hard that burials were
impossible, the unknown was sent to
the crcmatOry.
On arrival there an attendant slid
the body into the whitc-hot interior Of
the receptacle and went Off TO bed,
Next morning another body was
brought to him. As he opened the steel
door of the crematory and drew back
from the gush of terrific heat that shot
out into his face, u complaining voice
came forth from the inside, saying
"Wbo is dat opcuiu' dat do and
lettin all dat cold air in hcah on mc"'
But one doesn't need to be q, ,botun'
list in order to recognize Il blooming
ia inf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-16

Journal Want Ads ore a big
help to the farmers tUhen they
are too busy to come TO toWn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-16
British Soldiers Learn to Make
All Sorts of NetO-FangEed Dishes


been less graft and Jopbery d9ilhg me
present war lheh there was N SCUM
Africa. ~. OF ~ has allowed ~ 10 pc
plainly known tnat any contractor VINO
plays the country raise durlng tne ad-
mI.istraIlon n! WI hang ana IT Is re-
ha2iy reported that one WeaiIny MONEY Ti
grapDeFS late Is ID the Dalance' i's
ero!o1edness discovered mas nor Deen 80
serious as mleht nave ,... neeh ,n9 t,;.aS .aae
ener THINKS II would pe rine ilI"e 10
make an example as ne nolus iha' ,ia.
tampenng Wlth al cloinlng, supPuqs, .I,
ammunition eteY for lne tIooPs' lne
plaeNest klnd OF treasoh' hlns ugo' sS X
supports MN N tnis' put y coupe u
soil'hear'ed caglnet ministers I;.S "ie .uns
,nng thSt the cuIprlts ctiIne t!e Is NOT ,i sui,
rlciehtlE serious 10 JUSTLY 'ne eA'''i''e
pehaltY'
,, , A,o
nl'nouS " "",. n"H " hoat. o al !,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-16

A woman is never more anxious to
hide her age than when she begins to
show it.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-16

Lord Kitchener is firm believer II
blinpton's old doctrine Wher
htus are getting mixed up, hang
contractor. aud as u result there nave
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-25
Ter ruRiidIe 1eneral.

Dir G8ene 1T Elm RsItnurant ouF
Dem 0epit1s groipsct. Der groBe
6aal Der erften Gtags 1T fat Iser,
ba bic 6aupttifd3eit pOriibsr TT. Gin
General in Uniform tritt Elm, elm
iebr alter General. SDglsih ftirst
Der gortier auf i'm gu, bilft benz
General aus ieinem MlauteI, nimmt
gopFbeoedung uno 6dbeI ab,
3ieht inn bic ueberihahe aus, unb
Der General iebt iid an etnsn Slid.
Der nit neiBem Siidtuh beDedt 1T.
8eim aeaner, Der isine Daufde ents
qeaennimmt, beitslt er bic ct. ges
.tersburger 3eitung - Icnit nidts
uno beginnt eifrig BARN gu bIdttern.
Das oauert cine babe Stunbe.
qt6Blih untsrbridt Der General ieis
ne 2ettdre uno nimmt cine Site
oes 8i16tadsg, pust iid serduidDon
un6 lang BARN bic Rais, ldBt oas
3ifhtuf pieber faaen itebt ouf uno
iptnost Fd CUR 9ir, mo sr pie5sr
0enIelben gortisr trifFt, Der ibm
ebenlo eilfertig un0 ehrfirhtig Ga
BEL uuo Nlantel anlegt unb Die usbers
idube suredtftsnt. Dorauf Der Gts
neral 6inousgebt, obne etDas Ders
3ebrt 3u baden, unb aud obHe benz
9ortier Elm grintgsIo gegsbsn gu bas
ben" Dele fleine aufnobms nod
BEN Qebsn fin0et ii4 ni6t etiua in
Dem Bud zines 0eutfden p9orbas
rem, ionbern in Dem 1908 in paris
berausqeQebenen 0erf: .Moenrs I'M
times bu paFe" bon Or. gnbnnes,
uno Der @erfdITer Ieitst fs Elm mit
ben Dortsn: .Doden sic cine 9pr'
TteQuna BON Der Gduberteit unferer
liebsn gunOesgsnoFen uno Jreunot
baben2" Sb elm 70 freimiitiges nr'
tell iber ruFifds Generate mob
beute in paris geDrudt perber
bIrfte2
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