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The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1915-08-10
A PARADE THREE
MILES IN LENGTH
6drnum and Bailey Circus Re-
establishes Pageant at Cost
of Sl.000.0O0.

1t has cost the management of the
Barnum and Bailey circus $1000,OOO to
re-establish the morning parade as
part of it's days program. Their new
street spectacle is wonderful achiev-
ment, absolutely departing from the
beaten path. Those who turn out on the
streets of Watertown in the forenoon of
Thursday. August 10 will see something
entirely different from what they have
been used TO seeing on circus day.
The equipment stretches out for a
length of three miles like a panorama
of the world. 1t was designed by the
best artists of France and Italy and
built under the direction of the property
masters of seven of Europe's largest
producing theatres. Over 800 artisans
and master mechanics lab0red in the
foreign workshops of the circus for
many months, both night and day, to
build the various vehicles, floats, how
dahs, palanquins, carriages of state,
y.
TUNES were made in Paris. The laces
came from Ireland. The scarfs, flags
and banners are expensive works of Jap
anese art. The rugs and tapestries are
from Turkey and Persia. The harness
is the only part of the equipment that
was made in America.
The foreign agents of the show had
great deal to do with this pageant They
nave pe0pled 1t with strange types OF the
human race and have added to its yari-
ETY. vast collection of Italian statuary.
the craven images of savage tribes and
the Idols of Oriental religions. In fact,
the parade Is a congress of nations a
geological garden on wheels, fairyland
carnival, garden of mythology and a
morse fair. Fifty different kinds of
music are introduced from the weird
string and reed musicians of the bar
barian to the great brass bands of Euro
pean and American nations.
Taxing part in this parade are 1880
people, 40 elephants, 700 horses and 500
menagerie animals displayed in open
dens.
Some idea OF the magnitude of this
great circus may be had from the fact
that 1t travels on five long trains. the
combined length of which is more than
one mile. When the twenty-eight tents
are erected, fourteen acres of ground
are covered. Thirty two nations are
represented by the company of 48O per-
formers. The circus has visited every
city OF size in the civilized world during
its fifty-fye years of travel. In single
season it often covers 10000 miles. It's
tours may extend from New York City
to San Francisco and from Quebec to
New Orleans in single summer.
On the show grounds are dynamo
plant furnishing current for 5000 cleo
trio lights; pOstOtfice receiving mail
daily from all parts of the earth: all the
shops found in the average town, and a
hotel where 1900 meals are cooked and
eaten every day in the week. The main
tent is the largest audience room in the
world. Besides its many grandstands.
1t has three rings, four stages and a
quarter-mile hippodrome track. The
show carries fifty of the best clowns in
the world and the greatest travelling
zoo. Among the 1900 wild animals will
be found every known variety that can
possibly live in captivity.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1915-08-10
Teachers Examinations.

For the fall series 1915, Dodge county,
Wis, examinations will be held as fol.
lows; Iron Ridge, Monday and Tuesday,
August 10 and II; Juneau, Friday and
Saturday, August 20 and 81; ReeseviIle,
Monday and Tuesday, August % and "a.
Examinations will begin at 9 a.. m.
each day and will close at p. IN. Manu-
scripts will be furnished by the County
superintendent. All other stationery
must be provided for by the applicants;
Very respectfully, John Kelley, County
Supt. Juneau, July 80, 1915.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1915-08-10
Worms Cause Many Children's Ills

Worms, by thousands, rob the child oil
nourishment, stunt its growth. cause
Constipation, Indigestion. Nervousness
Irregular Appetite, Fever and sometimes
Spasms. KickapOo Worm Killer gives
relief from all these. ODe-fourth to one
of these pleasant candy lozenges.S taken
as directed, kill and remove the Worms
regulate your child's bowels and restore
its health and yitalitr. Get an original
25c box from your Druggist. Don't en-.
danger your child's health and future
when so sure and simple aaremedy can
| be b ad.--Adv.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1915-08-10
STATE FAIR RAGING
PROGRAM ARRANGED
FOUR DAYS OF CLASSY COMPETL
TIONS, WITH BIG FIELDS.
IN PROSPECT.
$2,O0 FOR SPECIAL EVENTS
Real Racing Began With the 1914
Meeting at States Big Exposition
Track to Be Lightning Fast.
BATTLE IN THE SKY.

Every afternoon, at 4:3o o'clock,
during State Fair week two expert
aviators, with bipianes, will present
a battle In the sky before State
Fair crowds.
This feature will depict what
happens when aviators engaged
In the great European war meet
and duel to death.
There will be eighteen special
attractions all told, and all will be
shown without extra cost on the
part of patrons of the State Fair.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1915-08-10
Homecoming at Waterloo.

The people of Watertown should no.
forget the Homecoming" August %
"a, %. 26, four days of real enjoyment
aOn the "a and 20 their win be reunion
: of the Jefferson county civil war yeter-
ans, which is pleasing feature of the
gathering. The citizens of Waterloo
aresparing no effort to make the. ,occa-
sion one of genuine pleasure for all who
may visit the village at that. time.
There will be- speaking, music,s games
and "eats" for all and good time. is as
suTed
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1915-08-10

Riveryiew park was busy scene last
Sunday afternoon, in the neighbOrhoOd
of 1000 people visiting that popular place
of amusement and recreation. The fea-
ture was the band concert which was
enjoyed by ALL The need OF more ben
ches, tables, swings and other amuse-
ments for children was apparent.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1915-08-10
Cream SepdrdtorS.

Ii you are looking for bargains in
secondhand cream separatOrs, at reason
able prices-we have them. Schmidt &
Albrecht, 3l2 North Third street. 57-2t
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1915-08-10

Superintendent OF Speed, r. ]
White, of the 1915 Fair, has announced
the speed program for the four day:
of harness and running races. Al
though the State Fair will open or
September 18th, racing win begir
September 14th, and continue through
to the close Of the fair, on September
i7th. The program will be as follows:
Observation-Disclosures Day.
1-2:25 Pace.
2-2:09 Trot.
S-2:06 Pace.
@3-year-old trot.
SIS Furlongs Running.
Wednesday-State Day. i,
1-2:21 Trot. Kat
2-2:13 Pace.
3-2:16 Trot. k6~
4-2:17 Pace. tx
5-5 Furlong Running.
Thursday-Milwauks Day. Il
1-2:18 Trot.
2-2:09 Pace.
3-2:12 Trot.
<-a:20 Pace.
b-6 Curlongs Running.
81 Furlongs Running
Vriday-Traveling Men's Day.
1-2:25 Trot.
2-3-year-old Pace. :
3-Free-for-all Pace.
Team Race Pacing.
SIS Furlongs Running.
Last year was Mr.. Whites first year
as superintendent Of speed, and the
universal opinion of the 1914 State
Fair racing was that 1t was the best
ever seen in Wisconsin. Among those
who expressed this opinion were all
the turf writer's who witnessed the
racing, including Joe Marque, the dean
of harness racing experts.
Prospects for excellent racing this
wear are of the best. For the seven
early closing events there were 203
entries, an average of twenty-nine, the
largest average so far in the west,
and a much better showing than has
been made by Minnesota and Iowa
this year. Entries for late closing
svents close on August 23rd.
A special purse OF $1,UUO mas Deen
set aside for special match race, and
the contestants for this event will be
announced later.
Horsemen will receive the careful
consideration given them by the SUI
perintendent Of speed in 1914.
The State Fair track has been care
fully looked after all year and will be
lightning fast, if the weather is favor
able
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1915-08-10

Just received large line of extension
tables that we will sell very cheap. The
Central Trading CO.-Adv.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1915-08-10

MIR. George Sehaefer, 203 Fifth ntreet,
smourns thessdeath of his oldest twin
boy. which occurred suddenly Sunday ar
! ternoOn. Mal-nutrition was the cause.
The funeral took place yesterday after
noon, burial being in Oak Hill cemetery.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29
@rpfe Tcicr scr Trcimamrcr.

sanmntlide 6reimollrer : &orper-
idaften Der Staot merDen iib all1
nlorgioen Gage SIT eiller groBel
Teierlibfeit pereinigen. @ie oas SIR
ranaemcntsfon1ite geltern hefannlt
aab, miro bic sSeier Inn smei l1br
esadunittms NIT einer @eibl1ad)ts-
eIeier fir bic &illoer Ser Staot inn
@eballoe 0es acknowledgements cill=
geleitet meroen.
am Nbenb gibt es s~lpeierIei llntcr=
I%6altln1gen. Stir Die Sllngen lit Elm
gau ln1o filr bic Mltelt cine Galtoe=
bile STORYTELLING l1eblt &nll5ert in ser
gorintbian Salle feltgeiest moroen.
8eioe greianiile beain1en nm 7:3O
l1br Mbellos.
0os Mrrargen1entsfotllite beltebt
aus oel1 ~folael1Oen Irein1m,rern:
2onis 9lof, Charles MaIone, @corge
y. @sbitl1ep, Charles &rpeger, Sobll
SSl1tberlano, 8illium gla5er, 9erer
MltlH, Subn Gilelp, ~. u. .sltfins
mo 8. S. Daggp.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29
s(1ts bcnt 4splisciaeridlt.

Goli5eiridter 2oltis 6. Moobeipia
la11ote geltern Gat &ellp megen Srln1=
0fenbeit allf 5eFn Gage ms @eidng=
nib.
@eaell Rubeltornllg erbielt @il=
liam sSnl1cs 5ehn Gage @cfdl1grib.
Sic lpegell Nllbcltorln1g pprgefiibr=
ten Charles 6ree5e nno 6. &enorir
lpllrocn in GoIi5ei9eridt BON Scr slll=
flage freigclprodcll.
George @spes, meldJer megel1 9n1=
beiturlllla altf freien SUB geicst NOR
ben Moor, lieB Die giirgid1oft onrd)
gtldDterldelnul 6ltr GerbuRolullg I'M
StiG.
San,es MaIone pltroe lueael,
Irlllfellleit allf 5ebll Sage ms Sc
fall9lliB aeldlift.
Sad @ooos ltlo &ercn Garrett
ml1roen wc9en Srtnfenbeit gu ie fiinf
Sdacl @efallgniB Dcrl1rtleilt. 8ar=
rett's Strafe muroe al1f oas Gerlpre=
cbel1 oes fiilf1igcn gllten @etragcl1s
lllspenoirt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29
3a1llrcid1e @eranScrnnacn I'M @ptcl
9ancmpprt ocpla1t.

Sic Mrditeften Ienple lilo Our
roms li11O sur 3eit NIT Sem Gnt1per=
len ppl1 Gal1en sur Gerbellerung oes
5ptel Gapcnport beidaftigt. Die
Haiumlidfeiten oes grogeidoiies,
melde on bic @eit A. StraBe gre>l=
sen, merben oils 2agerrallme benlltt
neroen. Set Ser %l1c6erlta6lne oes
iSotels ourdl bic Miller @otel Cont
.panp lit oas safe l1n0 oas fleine
2l1ldl5ilm1er geIdloilen. 1as nelle
sGafe miro IN Sen friiber bon ben 8il=
laro5imrnern nn0 Der 8ar eir1genom=
ntenell Gallnllid)feiten eil1geridtet
meroen.
Die NIa11e fins 10 gut mie fertig=
.geltellt, bo6 miro Ser &ontraft crit
nod Der Giidfebr Des 3raii0enten SO.
S. Wiler bon Ser Miller @otel Cont
pa1p, Ser iid gegenmartig lit Seem
Oorf aufbalt, pergeben meroelt. @err
Meiler geoenft Die @inri6tung fiir
.oas 1lelte Gafe in Seem Sort SIT fall=
fe1t. Gr oitrfte g110e oieler @o6e
l1a6 bier 5l1riidfebren.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29
seitamelt SUR MadjlaiIe1=
idlnft.

9us 5eItan1ent ser fiiir5lid berl tor
be11en Sran Mglles 9oren5en, Der
Mtthpe bon Sens 2oren5en, murbe
aelterlt ollrd sllnpalt Mlfreo 6.
Mlteler sur Nead}laiienidaft ei11ge=
reid)t. Mues gieentGnm Ser @erltpr-
ie1let lit bet &il1oern n1b Stieffil1=
0ern bil1tern1adt lporoel1. Gier GDd-
ter, Wfarte, 2allra, @erla 1t1lo 9ilbo,
erbalten le. $4,000 unO Sic Sous
boltungsgegenlfalloe. Ias iiiibrige Ser
Nadlolienidaft iallt it gleid)en Gbei=
len an Die &illoer Serla, Marie,
9al1ra nno Siloa 2oren5en, SSral1
Mtartba 8ranOt, Iral1 gllie 9l1eier
mo NalI SorenSelr lomie Die 5tief-
fllloer, 5ral Cite 9eraer ullo Gbeo=
bore 2orea5e11. Gas 9oflmel1t muir
De ON %, slpril 1912 a~l1seelteut.
3unt Seltameutspollitreder qpuroe sic
German Srltit Company beltelt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29
. @enn Sbre @einnbbeit niht 10

gut lit, nie lie es fem fDnrte ober
loate, 10 miro es Sic intereiiiren, et<
mas iiber Elm oltes &rdlter6eilmittel
ST erfabrcn, lpeldes idpn felt iiber
bll11oert Sabrcn i'll bel ranbigem Sc
bral6 tit, aber nidt in Ben Mpptbefen
gef llnoen lperDen fam. 9iele5 Sell
mittel pl1rbe i'm Sabre 1850 bpn Sem
alten 9r. 9eter Subrnep entbedt unb
lit befan1t ais Sorni's Mlpenfral1ter.
Saulerbe baben ieine gelu1bmadcnz
oen Gigenldaften be5eust. gs lit bon
bier Observation-Disclosures @eneratipz
men berettet tpproen. S11tereliante be-
l9reibenoe l1nb biitprilde 5driften
perben fret perlanbt bon: ST.. Eeter
Sabrneb & Gons 60, 1875 60.
5opne 4pe., Chicago, 81. (Mn5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29
8a6nbcamtcr an sen 8iiraermciitcr.

g. 8. @off, 9ioilions= Jrad)tage1t
fllr Die Rod Sslan6 9a6ngeleaidaft,
tbat ein la1tgeres S6reibe1t an 8iir=
Wfreo s. Mlteller gerid=
tet, IN oem er bas 5taotoberbaupt er=
il1df, leinel1 gi1rflub sur glmabme
elmer lta6tiiden Sroinan5 sur Slider
ltelln1tg bes @egere6ts Ser 8abl1en
gelter10 SIT MAIDEN. SEER @off be
oallert IN bem 5hreiben, SOB 10 piele
Ser o1lert 81 Sda0en fonnner, tbeil-
neil get0Otet mer0en, lpelrt lie oie
8eleile DeS 9abnbettes entlang ge=
ben. 3as ipllte auf6oren. 9as
Gl1blifltm lei leIber gum groBen Sbeil
an l1nfaaen idy1lo.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29
Nleranbcr ser @robc.
@ic CT III Der bulsariidcn eaec,nuclt
ftouricrt.

Sin bulsori1der General, &irfoip.
erlieB Dor furSem einen Sagesbe-
fell, Der fpleenoermaben enoete.
rgrinnert Gu9 bes 9erotsmls Der
8orfabren unb lai1et ben Mlbm
Mleranoers bes @roBen Dpn rellem
ouferiteben; ben Rllbm biefes grpben
gulgaren!!@ SIN erften Mugenblid
eri9eint es etpo5 iiberra19eno, ben
Ma5eoonier Mlerau0er ols 8ulsaren
gu be5ei4nen, aber bies pirb fpfprt
per1tdnbli9, penn man ben lpenia
sefannten llaDiiden 5aeenfreis iiber=
blidt, Der ii@ friibscitig UNI bic Ysrz
I'm oes grDBen Jelbberrn unb !6errz
i9ers btlbete. Die Meranberz2cz
senoe brang f9pn frib III bic iIebi=
f@e Melt ein. SIN l2. Sabrbunbert
crsdblt ein .polnii6er gbrQniit arsz
fii6rlt9 Die &riege Mleranbers nit
ben gplen, ippbet er als 8elege Briefe
9[leranbers on feinen 2ebrer Mriitptes
les %5itiert. SSn B0bfnen ll1eb Yo!en
pirb our glei4en 3eit Elm rmajs tattss=
brief" perDffentli6t, >. +, bsfunnt sez
ma6t, in benz Ileganber Der 1labie.
1@en Noiie aIs 8elobnung fir se<
l%eiitete ariegsbien1te benjentgen Sell.
Der Belt 5ufpstf, Der fi9 BON Morbz
italien Biz tief inben Morben bir1ein
err tredt. 9ieIes fir Die @lapen 1ebr
i6mei@elbafte 8enetsftiid iou in
8Dbnten berge1tellt mprben fem. Gs
berbreitete 1i6 iebr ro1@ Bel Sen
5ubflaben.
Mleranber lpielt Bic SouptrDlle
in pielen fibflaagil@en 8c1loben. oud
bas 5eitament aMleranbers, in Dem
er Der flabtf9en Ro11e lire @ebiete
anpeiit, pirD oft befungen. Dor
allem ober per19ipmb bic @eltalt
Mleranbers ni@t BEL ben 8ulgaren,
Die Inn cine eieene @ei9iGte nib
meten, bic in Der Molbou i'm Sabre
1922 ge16rieben fein fDll. Ser Nome
Nleranbers bes @rpBen NOR eben1D.
beliebt, pie Die Mamen Der gr0Bten
bulgarif9en 8olfsbelben; Mleranoer
tDirb nit unb neben ben bielen legen=
oenbaften 5erri4ern Der gulgaren
genannt. Die bulgarif4e 9i6tfun{t
bottle iih friib5eitig beg groBen Selb<
BERN bemd9tigt un0 ben @ogenfreis
um Meran5er bebeutenb unb in ori=
gineller Mei1e ertpeitert. Rur3:
Mleranber Der @roBe NOR unb lit
Elm bulgarifder @eros, 10 bnB Der
5agesbefebl bes bulgariiden Gene
rals fir beilen 5plbaten nidts M,1<
BergetDDbnlibes an it6 bottle, lpn@
bern bieie on cine @eitalt erinnerte,
bic ibnen bon &in0beit an pertraut
mar.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29
Mene 2%lnSei9cu.
9anfingnng.

Men Sr%entlben, No66arn 1nb gez
fanllten iagen mir Diern1it fit. sic 5ablz
retde 8etbeilisung al bem 2ei1ea6e@
gdngnilie nnlerer lieben Mltter, Ssrall
sl11na &Dbliaat Staaf, 1otpie Sic prndtz
pollen 8llmenIpenbell l1nieren al1fz
ridtt9erl, tief9cfiibltcn 9anf. @a113
b%elonbers Danfen ipir 5errlt Spbanncs
&rpeger fir be11 ldDnen, ebrcnbensladz
ruff, Den CT Der @crltorbenen I'M Sa1le
nllo anf Dem Srieb6of geipibmet fat
llnp Die 9efiiblbolen gr~oitestpprtc, Sic
er an ans gcridtet fat.
Srau 51ap Stuctcrna /.
20 nnb Samilie.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29
S, e. 5. an :, e 81. 2inie perfanft,

9as Soma nllo Sli1ois sSrter=
urban SDltem NIT Sen g%l1bpltnfte1
9abenport utlD Clinton lit laltt einer
gelter1 Nadtnittag BON 9eQnlter1 be-
fanllt %gegebenen grflarung an Sic
3ubenport nl1o M1iscatine Mai(moD
Company, gigentbiimeril1 Ser Gor=
ortsbabn bon Davenport nab Mrs=
%catilre, nerfauft 1porDen.
@ei0e @eieQi6aften geborten tbat=
iad)li6 llno ipur0en ~fontrolirt bon
Der l1nite0 Sight nn6 MuilpQp gom=
panD, Die ein Ibeil ser l1nite6 2iabt
|llno &ailDaDs Company it. 9ieler
gerfal1f, melder III elmer borgelter1l
in Clinton itattgefnnoenen Spe5ial=
libll1g Ser 8eamten 5l1itan6e fam,
.be0eutet bic @erldn1el5ung Ser beioel1
|Snterur6an 5D1teme.
Bei0e 9inien mer0en 1Die bisla11a
|betrie6en meroerr, 1t1ro 5lpor nnter Der
2eitllng BON Sobn IS. @l1ntoon aIs
Observation-Disclosures uno Glart
sIllOerlon OILS S1ltsgel1u1ttlbrer.
9aS Sauptqltartier bes SpItems
Der S. = s. miro bon Clinton rad
8npel1port perlegt mer0en. 9as Off
%tie11fapital Ser 9nbenpprt u16 Mlls=
eatine RoillpaD COMPANY miro gum
8etriebe Der bei0en SDiteme erb0b1
merben.
Srarf s. Sulspitt, Graiioent Ser
United Sight nnO &ailtpaD Company,
ltno 8idnr0 Sbnooelee, @i5epraji=
bent Der @ei ealdaft, iino geItern in
9apenport eingetroffen, INN elmer
belte itattfinoenoen Sibltng ser Sri
|Gitp @ailpaD & sigbt SO. bei5ulpob-
men.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29
SeiratAs : Grlanbnikidleine.

G0parb Greu, 0ona6ue, l1n0 a(1t-
11a Geibeleu, 9telp 2ibertD.
Sans $. 5toffers l1n0 Marie 6.
Mfaier, 3openport.
Marf Goplor ull0 Martba Ietloff,
Waltscatille, So.
9. 8. 2ouoalt, 9}od Sslan0, inns
Glla 5in1ol11 3ope11port.
@arrp 6. @infcIot uno Mloe1a 6
SorOer, @ilton.
g. 81. gnalilr, 9fof Ssla11o, rr<
gcllie 90. 9orronce, 3aperport.
SSobn W}aiolfi, gbicago1 II. 2ouilt
MartiL Maquofeta.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29
Mcilcn=@itdjcr Scr @aGnen cingc5u=

Die bon fat ollel1 @abngelellidJaf-
ten benlttel1 lpgel1an1ten Meilen=
gild)er, aus oenen Ser 3l1gfiibrer
<pons fiir 5ltriicf5llegel1be Strecfen
relBt, lil1o fel1tc I'M Mitterl1ad)t aus
Dem gerfebr ge5oge1 morOen.
@abllbeanlte gebe1t als @rl1llo fir
Die en Sdritt Die in Sen llGd)lten So
gen SIT ermartel1oe grfobllng Ser
fNa6nraten pber Iabrpreiie ol1. Sic
3miidenitaatlide @anoeIsfonn1iliiolt
bat cine gr6Dbl11g Der Iabrpreile
bon stpei Gents pro Mfeile allf 2 4=1O
Gents mltoriitrt.
gS beiBt 0aB sic l1elle Mate i11 Sen
11adltel1 Gagel1, mogliderlpeile aln /.
Sal11ar, IN &raft frete1l miro. gs lit
perlltd)t moroer, bic grb0b1tng Der
Soften III Soma 5lt perbinoer11, 6od)
laBt Die M6idaffl1ng Ser Meilerlgi=
ber Dorauf ld)lieberL bob ser gerlld)
erfolglos perloufen lit. Sic Meilen=
bild]er, meldJe nod inn 8etrieb iin6,
lbebalten alt6 ferner tire @~iiltigfeit;
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batflinif in Observation-Disclosures einem
ruliii9en Stuttgart Rubell9eine i'm
Merte bon mebreren 9unDeri Mart
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