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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-12-16
2OO.Houses
Are Wanted
By June
Aluminium Company Will
Add 200 Men To It's
Force Here

Two hundred houses to accom-
modate men who are to be added
to the force in the employ of the
Aluminium Company of America
at Maryville, are wanted not
later than June l. This state
ment was made by DR.. R. w.
Wells, at the Board of Trade
meeting last week, after he had
been called into conference by
Mr.. Glasscock, superintendent of
the local plant, and Mr.. Morris,
general superintendent of con-
struction for the company. DR..
Wells assured the officials that
the people of Maryville would
cooperate in the erection of
houses for the comfort and ac-
commodation of the large number
of men who are te be added to
the local pay roll.
He emphasized to the board
the Importance of local capital
making investments in lot and
building houses, for if local men
do not grasp the opportunity,
said he, foreign capital will come
in and get the ground floor. This
was not said in any spirit of op-
position to the coming of foreign
capital, for MaryviIie wants
foreign capital, sat 1t was only
an insistence for local people to
see the opportunity and take ad-
vantage of it, before some one
else gets ahead of them.
Work on new pot rooms is pro-
crossing rapidly at the Aluminium
plant. A force of fifty or sixty
men is now at work at the site
of the first dam on the river, and
a dining hall for the accom-
mediation of an additional force
has been completed.
Business activities in Blount
county are growing livelier every
day, and indeed at no place in
the state is there more ADDING
than in this county, in proportion
to population, etc.
1t is stated that in short time
daily train service may be estab-
lished to the construction work
of the Aluminium company near
Chilhowee.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-12-16
FORTUNE HUNTER
AT GEM THEATER
FRIDAY NIGHT
Local Young Men And
Women Will Present
The Play

For the benefit of the Orphans
Home, the Fortune Hunter will
be presented at the Gem theater
Friday night by local young men
and women, under the personal
direction of Mr.. Billy Ward, of
New York. The performers have
been rehearsing for several weeks
and have their lines we'll learned,
and read them with splendid
ability, says Mr.. Ward.
The plot of the Fortune Hunter
is woven around2a romantic little
love affair, and will be of interest
to every one.
The music for the play will be
rendered by Birds orchestra,
comprised of the children of Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Bird. of this town.
Those who are to take part in the
play are J. D. Penland, A. c..
Striplin, Leslie Walker, Elsie
Walker, Frank Coleman, Harry
Badgett, Curtis Brown, Will
Scarborough, George Hale, Earl
Goddard, Charles Horner, Harry
Southerlin, Johnnie Catlett, Kate
Hill, N. H. Randolph.
The play comprises four acts,
and the setting is in New York.
Seats are on sale at Walkers
Drug store. All of them are
reserved. $500 ~
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-12-16

down to defeat that team of superior
weight by the score of 1870.
The scrubs were visited by Nc
MINI Co. H. S. on Nov. 6. Their meet
was a victory of $50.
The Varsity bagged a game at
Emory and Henry on Nov. 13 by a
score of 300.
The Tusculum eleven came to Mary
vile one cold rainy day, Nov. 19.
Three quarters of game, in mud
and rain were played. Although the
Highlanders planted the pigskin on
Tusculum's six inch line no scoring
was done by either side.
On Nov. 26 Coach Kiefer's wonder
full machine pulled the throttle open
and displayed its ability to do work
by defeating Carson-Newman College
at Morristown by the score of $50
Thus was completed one of the
most successful football seasons
Maryville College has ever had.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-12-16

Christmas Candy 10c per ID.
arrived at Henry's 5 and 10c
Store Dec. 18th. Come sample
it please.
Mrs. w. C. Mccall and little
son, Kyle, and Mrs. Chas. O..
Mccall of Greenback, were in
Maryville this week.
A heavy snow was reported at
Elkmont the first of the week.
Cartoonist at Polytechnic
school Tuesday night. Don't fail
to attend.
William Wine and William
Thomas visited S. L. Jones, who
is very sick at Elkmont, last
week.
Calendar Pads 1c each Henry's
5 and 10c Store.
Lon Leith was here from Rock
ford the first of the week.
George Hafey, of Knoxville,
visited in Maryville this week.
Christmas Candy 10c per ID.
arrived at Henry's 5 and 10c
Store Dec. 18th. Come sample
it please.
George Gardner and son, of
Mint, were transacting business
here Monday.
Squire R. P. McReynolds was
among the visitors here this week.
William Myers, of Forest Hill,
was shopping in town this week.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-12-16
VICTORIOUS SEASON
FOR MARYVILLE
ELEVEN
Seven Battles Foug h t
Without Yielding One
Point
Post Season Glance At
The Squad

When Coach Kiefer, Manager
Threlkeld, and Captain Galloway got
their heads together, early this fall,
the prospects for a football team were
rather discouraging. Practically no
schedule had been arranged, the col
lege had secured Kiefer as coach only
two weeks before, and many of the
prospective varsity men were scatter
ed In a week or two some of the
men, hearing that a great effort was
being made to form a team and ar
range a schedule, began to come in.
Ensign sailed up from Chattanooga,
Turkey Smith abandoned the Colonels
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-12-16

Greer completed his job as a ranch
man in Oklahoma and step by step
this rallying to the flag progressed
until the climax was reached when,
after six weeks delay, Big Day rolled
in from Virginia.
All the time this enlistment was
going on, Coach Kiefer was taking
slants at his men, working out plays
and coaching the growing squad
Threlkeld was burning precious mid
night oil and consuming bottles of ink
arranging a schedule. "Hen" was
moving about in his quiet way all
the while helping to mobolize.
The first conflict of the season
was with Central High School, on
Oct. 2, resulting in a victory for M.
C. by the score of 48-0. On October
9, the Highlanders met the King Col
lege eleven at Bristol. Score NJ. C.
25, King College 0. Washington
College on the warm day of Oct. 16
visited the Highlanders only to be
defeated 400. No greater thrill of
the season ran over the nerves of
Maryville rooters than ran on Oct.
80, when Chattanooga came up for a
"practice game" Eleven Highlanders
played against fifteen Moccasins (of
course only eleven at a time)
throughout the whole game, sending
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-12-16
Inspiration To
Every Farmer

The two page ad of the First
National Bank, published on the
sixth and seventh pages of this
issue of The Times should be
read by every farmer, his wife
and all of his children. 1t is one
of the finest inspirationaI agri-
cultural articles ever written.
Read it.
Read all of the ads.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-12-16
Volume 80; Number 81
Oliver---Hill To
Build Railroad
Maryville Contracts Land
Job At Aluminium Co.'S
Dam Site

The Oliver-Hill Construction
Co. has been awarded the con.
tract to extend the railroad line
to the sites for the aluminium
company's dams near Chilhowee.
Work will be begun at once, and
rushed to completion.
Mr.. Oliver has been in Wash
ington where the contract was
let.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-12-16
G. D. Roberts
For Chairman
Makes Announcement OF
Candidacy B e fore
County Court

To the Editor of The Maryville
Times:
take this method of announc-
ing myself as a candidate for
Chairman of the County Court of
BlOunt County.
realize the responsibility of
the great Office of Chairman,
especially at this time, when So
much improvement is being made
in the County.
While | am a young man, |
believe that am competent to
fill the office with credit to my
self, and with justice to the tax
payers. We know that time and
again men have been elected to
the office of trustee, County Court
Clerk, Register and other offices
in the County who have never
before had any direct experience,
and yet, they have all soon learn
ed and made efficient officers of
the County.
believe too that the same
would be true in the Chairman's
office.
l have worked my own way,
and paid my own expenses
through school, and taken a
special course in a business college
and have been teaching school
for several years. | have also
been a member of the Court since
the last election of Justices. |
have taken an interest and look
ed after the affairs Of my district
and my end of the county for
several years.
| have taught in the Polytech-
mic High School at Maryyille, in
other places, and am now teach
ing school at Walland.
President Wilson went from
the school room as a school teach
er into the Presidents chair, and
l believe that a party who is
capable of teaching agood school
is capable of looking after the
interests of the County Court.
! am told, it's been said Of me
that | was candidate of one of
the banks in Mayville. | want
to say to the Court and the peo-
pie that that is not true. | am
not an officer in any bank, do not
hold any stock in any bank, and
if | am elected to this office, |
will not be under obligations to
any bank or any corporation of
any kind, or to any body except
my obligations to the whole peo-
pie as an officer Of the Court.
If elected, | will take great
pride in administering the Office
in a business like manner, and in
protecting the peoples interests,
and striving to have an economi-
cal but progressive admins
tration of the affairs of the
County.
If elected | will give whatever
time may be necessary to attend
to the affairs of the County, if
that should be all my time.
come from a section of the
county that so far as know, has
never had the honor of having a
Chairman of the Court. !
Most respectfully,
George D. Roberts.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-12-16
Entertainment At
Porter Academy

'Thompson's Hired Man." a
most interesting play, will be
presented at Porter's academy on
the night of Dec. %. Proceeds
go to the piano fund.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-12-16
TO TAKE A CLOSER VIEW OF
THE TEAM

Galloway, quarterback, weight 154.
Henry is known for his excellent
broken field running and accurate
Continued to page IL
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-12-16

Rev. and Mrs. w. Clyde God
dard of Farmer are visiting rela-
tives here.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-12-16

Calendar Pads 1c each Henry's
5 and 10c Store.
See the cartoonist at the Poly
technic school Tuesday night.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-12-16
Teachers Exams
Next Saturday

The state examination for ele-
mentary teachers will be held at
the college Saturday afternoon.
Prof. Ellis and Prof. Henry will
assist the superintendent.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-07
Neues aus M1uline.

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Solem San 3acle, 1926 5. spenlle,
i'll Scr porlestelt gladt etpa 1920
@crtb 1T @aaren u1o 9aargelo ge-
itpblen. l,lo into init Der 8ellte elt=
fonlnler, che lie bon Der Eplisei felt
genonnlcll mcroen foulten. Die
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@eldaftslofal orrd, cine @iltertbiir,
beraubte1 oas Safe I'M $3.50 in
9aargelS l,lto Dos @uarenlager bon
llbren, 9iunlanter1 llto anoerel
SdmufladSen. @s bot ben Nnidein,
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oes Safe geapllBt bat, 30 oieielbe nid}t
NIT Beapalt allfgebrod)en mlroe. Ger
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altf bent Froipect 8arf g~elegeltlit)
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3Sie 9icbe %ullsgenutt baben, INTO
ninmt sire Yoli5ei on, Sab Ser 9ie5-
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-07

weitergefiibrt meroeu. Sic 9(nneri=
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l%teaunse1. Scr gintritt SLIM Earf
lit fret lno lperoell Die 8nrlteQl1ngen
altf Sic beite uro pornebmlte Meiie
gefilbrt.
@eiratbs : GrlalpbniBideine.
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Clarence Mbooenfal1gh SEEM
8inolor, ST., uno SRI. 3orotbea
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W1iler, MaorriionL 81.
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0sortba Giders, Molinc.
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Die Office Ser SilDinn See So, 1927
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IN 8aorgeIo ltlto Gbecfs ollrd)=
.gegangen. Mi1genoannene @erthpa=
pierre iplrben olll naidllten Morgen in
elmer slllcp III Ser 9ead55aridaft allf=
|gefucoen. Iie Giebe battc11 loas Safe
mittels Nitro=@lpcerine geIprengt
lllo entfulnen, ebe lie Don oen1 Nadt=
mdd)ter entOedt muroen. Sic Noli=
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De, ninnnt on, onb oie aerle nit eli.
l1em 6rilb5ug Der Millpaufee 9ag1
Die Staot perlalien ba6er.
3apci Nitl,epblsfabrer murSsn &C,
lterl1 lregclr S1 ld)nellen ullo unpor.
|1id}tlge1 Sabrens perbaitet uno &c.
liter1 Mprgell 5l je So uno Softer
'Ipcrurtbeilt.
Sin 6e,ter entltano geitern fir;
nor Mittog ollrdl cillen i%d)aobafter
Sd,ornltem in Ser @o6nl,ng in SEQ
534 16. Strabe mf0 rid)tete oilcl
Sdfaoen BON cttpd 500 an, etc es &c.
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|berilbmte 6rei6eitsslode geleben 10
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alpild3ct1 III inns u l1br Mittags nod
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|1er 3lsg aebt bon bier llrl 1910
l1br nah Iape1pprt ab, no cine ipe
l5ielle 6eier itattfinbcu miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-07
Sma0a @dngfrftlt
bonn r. bis p Suit
Die flint grobsn Seltton5erte merben benz
Ynblifum mlDergebli6e &l1uits
geniiile bteten.
9as Dfutidtbum beg ganjen >Meltens 5u
eiuem Maienbelu6 ber5li6
etngelaOel1.

guf 5un 9r1oba 5dngerfenl so 1o1tet Scr STUFF Ser bier
nit on os 9eianm1e .9cntihtbnm ocs Mctens ergeDt. DaS
ipeltensz finoet IN Snabo, Der aoniqin bes Mcfcns, Dom 81. Bis
"a. Sui itatt lmo lit eingetbclt in fInf berrlide 6etfonaere, bic
foeenoer hringen mir bic MISREPRESENTATION 6eHprogran1nle, sic
an 9Rei9lihteita l1o @eldmad Scr IN l[usiidt itclcaocl aiint-
gcnutnc IN Der @e16dte Der bcntidcn 5angerbinbe amerfas
ibres. @lciden ipben oirftcn. Sic slDor iuorcn fir EN- 5anser-
teit io Dele lno meltberii1mte aHutler 1no ainitIertnlcn t-
gaglrt pproen. Gedbs aMrtlcr BON Der metropolitan Spcrn 50.
IL Stem Dorf inb scponnen, auDer 0en be%bcutenDiten einbeuni1den
5ohitea luna cinent eroben S%eltordefer: NoturliA mcroen Sic
Der ainoerdor lit niht at iberlcben. Defer miro eli, gotpourri
bon beutidea ,mo amerifaniiden aieocrn portroacn. Die 2etung
6 ssr ,&onsertc liegt ~ hcn 9aroen bon @errn Ibeoapr aeIbe poa
9S!!naba, %Je{tbirigent, 5mei Der %bepabrteten 6eutidcn Mlffcr uno
9irigenten bs gan5en 2anbes.
tbum os gan5en @efens, itb gum 9n1aba 5angerfele cir5u-
thIruoen onS in Der fir rns Dcutihe 10 groben 3it tattfuoct
Setgen mir 6nrb cinen Malenbefud), Dob mir au) i'll oicicm 2onoe
on oeutider Sitte uao Dirt rn0 oeutiden aulturgitern %fctbaItcl.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-07
MeueS. aus @pt Sslanb

Sic beriibnte 5reibeitsglode miro
bel,te Mittag,in Meoline, Gpd Sslalo
un0 1apenport iein auf Ser Iurd-
reile nod ser MISUNDERSTANDING III
fSan 6ranciseo, nidt nlein in Sen
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moroen 5lln1 1piiroigen g1npfaua Der-
lelben,- 9ie Geiicroute III 0ieler @e=
gen lit ME folgt: !.
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Is Dffiilluteiit' fMalHdiendffbgoffI-,e
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l1br; Nufeltbolt Is Miullten.
gl1ful1ft III 3nnenpprt 1920 llbr;
Mllfentbult 80 Mil1l1tel1.
Mnflilft in Soma Gitp 2:29 Nor;
Mufentbalt is Mfinlltcl1.
Mllflulit III. M}arengo $3.50 llbr;
MltfcntfnIt 5 Minl1teli.
Mllfunft iii Brinnea 4:47 llbr:
4lr5entbolt 10 N}iru1ten.
Gin groBes S%dnoenfelter e~reigl1cte
Hid gelterll Mnrgen III ser Iriilm III
Sberruro, meldles eillen Sdaoen bon
etlua $4,000 arridtete, cite es ee=
loldt speroen fonnte. 3rei @eldafts=
bal,ier ne6lt M~abel1gebaltoe iirro total
m,sgebrnmlt. Gas 6eller ing in Ser
Gool 9allc bon @illiam Greer i'm
etlna 4 llbr Mprgeus oil ltn0 tprbrei'
tete lih bal0 al1f oas @eidaftsaes
ballac bon Sob1l & Garllon's Grp
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3apiolm1. Ale orei Geldafte ml1r=
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luGcn mllrNcn sic Sberraro State
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per}fnrbslcl1 Trat emil :6nttharot
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Snu1aulels .@en1einoe bielt sic Set
d)enreoc ont Sarge mo @rdte.
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ocmpartig limgebo1t ,1llb' ,rellpnirt
Imirb, meroem bic &orlteaungen in,
|Suinois Gbeater abaebaltelt pcroen.
Sl1 etarm apei Mpnatcn lperoea Die
@orltellullael, mieoer I'M Muietic
Ileater a6gebalten apelacil.
ana
Ger 9sirtb Sbephore @on @alielt-
|boDe alt' a. stnenlle llo IL. StraBe
qpltrbe geltern Mnrscn SIT $500 mo
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albenb mebrerc Sral1en in 1einenl
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Iben SIT ie So l,no Soften perllrfbeilt,
Ser @irtb ion ulld @etranfe arl
Isomtuge, perfauft baben.
Scr Garllepal ser 3ri-@itp Seoe-
ration Of @alor mllroe gclleru alli
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-07

- aus 5ptlanbiid}zSn u
5isn einsetroffene 8riefe BON Mitts
Gpril 5esicbten, OaB anfana5 @prll
bic 9er1dliffun9 BON 100000 Maan
inoiiGer Sruppen alls Singapore
Itattfinben ieute. Mcsen fprtqeieb<
ter u~nruhisar gtiMmling Der MOS
Iommsoanii6en 8epDlteruns unter=
blteb Die @eridiffung. Nu6 4euz
Berunsen britiiher Sffi5iere nirS
i~i6erhaupt ndhreno oieies arieaes
nidt mefr an Bic @eridiffung bon
iroiida 5ruppen geDoht peroen.
@ine ouifalsno srobe s(nsabl engliz
ider uno fron56iii9er areu5er ipa
in oen inbiIden GepdNern 5ulam@
manse5peen nproen 1etn. Gin naliz
i6ss areu5er9elapaper, Dos nGd
ben 6insfii9su GeipdNern beorbert
mar, 1T. 5uriidserufm nproen.
- Cine 5eItfame Iolerz
ioeb bot iia in Der llmeebung bon
5elofiSdL sugetragen. BORT arbeis
tste Die 8aiuerin Miiler auf benz
5eIoe, ols pIobIidl unlpeit BON ibr
3net groBe g0gel niepertiiraten, Bic
lid oni6einsno betGmpft unb perz
punost batten. giner Der bsiben
Malbp0sel, BON bener ieher cine
6luslreite bon iiber 2 Meter belaB.
flp9 oorn eilenos oopol1, Der anbere
blieb betdubt lie9en. Die gdueriu,
cine ml,tige 6rau, orung nun auf
ben Raubppsel Elm, idlug nit einem
ihrer srpbgenaselten 5dube tiihtig
onf i'm lps, uno l6tieBli6 madte
lie ibm nit Der 5aue ben @araus.
SIN SpDe5tampf mod perleBte Der
IoIer Die 8duerin, nit ben 5dneen
uno Durh 5dldee nit ben mddtiz
gen 6ittiden.
9ab oud bur9 Elm l1eberz
eintommen Der @rben eines Ma9lal=
les TIRE Nniprii6e Jeseniiber oen1ieniz
gen, 81 oeiien @uniten bas lleberein=
tomnen getroffen puroe, Beltimmuns
gen zines Seitamentes niGt aufgeboe
ben iperoen .pni1e1, entltbleo oteler
Sage oielppeliabteilung bergt.Y Gu
preme Court i'll Ser 9ule'1d)en Orb
i6aftsongelegenbeit. Die peritorbene
5rau Mnnie 6. Dale bltte ibrem
speiten Manne, NlfreD 8. 9ole, Sen
ytiebbrauh aus $4,000 TIRES Nahz
lahes perlnadt. Die iibrigeE grben
uber batten ibm au4 oas Sapital
lelbit iiberlc-Ieu ppasn Der @ntIdeiz
Dung 5ufpl9e lit oieIe 8creinbarlmg
NiGt reatstraftls, ,nb Dale piro
nur Die 3inien oes 8eloes erbolten.
auf Gruno elmer 6rroerung an osn
1fahlaB bat er ieopb %125,V00 ciaeH
aloeren Ietl Der grbl4aft, in bar
erhalten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-07

Der 9rei stGote ltrto ltlnqegelto pllr.
De loglcid bon Dem IiebitabI nj
aen1taib 9eiett.
Sic Ioli5ei perbaftetc geItcrl lliro
oorgeltern ite6en ghltomobilfabrer,
Sic st ihnell oltrd) sic Straben Ser
StaOt ocfo6ren morer. 9(le fpllroer
pom Goliseirie1ter 5lt ser il6lideu
strafe rno Soften perllrtbeilt.
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lleat aitfgc6ahrt III Scr anor 2cid)ens
beitattlmgsatitalt, bis @llgeborige
aufaefunoen Deroen, sic Gorge fir
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