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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-06-22

The following was llstsusd to BY Z
we,l.n,lcd house last sunday al the
Pine Grove sunday school;
Sons. Onward Christian Soldiers"
welcome Elizabeth Miller. Charles
Mack. Charles 0rcen. Glen Icon.
bicc. Rowan Green.
Solo .,.,,.,,,.,.. Dorothy Elliott
lRccitation ....,.. FArrai Hilyard
Solo .,,,..,''.,,. VIVIAN Ustsost
Duet. Jennie iecnbics. Nora Miller
Recitation ...,.,,,,.. EllA Green
Duet ...., Ines and HELEN Elliott
Recitation ..,.... Ethel Mack
Duet .,.... Ella and Nsstie 0rssn
Song. Joy To the worid". Choir
song. America"
Mr.. and Mrs, Elliott and family.
Miss Grace Coivin and Mrs. Sholl
were visitors from tho Fails. st the
Pine Grove Sunday school last sun.
day.
Charles Gray hax new wire feaes
around his farm.
l., Rcdasld waa . visitor At NJ.
lccnbice's homo last Sunday.
Mrs, ciarsnee Harris spsat the day
with her mother. Mrs. John shepard
last Sunday.
Charlie sutton has purchased . new
buggy.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Holland. from South.
ern California. are visiting thsis
daughter. Mrs. Sydney Mckensic.
Ira orem from Klamath Falls Il
staying ut Marahsii Orr's.
The Intellectual Club met lest
Tuesday. A very cnjoyable aftsvuoos
vas spent. during which Ice cream
and cake were served.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-06-22

Big double bill at Star theater to-
night. Ten-reel program.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-06-22

IT'S NICE to have the people say
they like your county-it's nicer TO
have them say they viii b back.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-06-22


IT'S NOW up to the people square
and hat-It's up to them to MI the
ofIice to the best of their ability.
A BICYCLE was left in front OF
the court house yesterday from noon
until midnight without harm. That's
. lot longer than It would stay in
some cities.
BASEBALL future is bright. Fan
dom ought to show its appreciation.
WHERE ARE some Of those hugh.
mammoth specimens Of California
horticulture, etc.-They are not TAX
ing the prizes from Oregon, anyway.
WE HAVE been accused of run
ming a matrimonial bureau. Far be
1t from such.
BOOST FOR that Commercial Club
-show the committee that they have
the right idea. and that you are back
OF them.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-06-22

FOR SALE--Almost new high Grade
player piano: very cheap: part
cash. Address box l073. Klamath
FAlls, Ore.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-06-22
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Six room house. with or
without furniture; fine lawn and
Garden. 20. box ssl or phone 9&SY.
lott
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-06-22
FOR EXCHANGE

TO EXCHANGE Modern Ashland
rssidsacs; value $4,000. no incum-
braAcs. for residsncs In klamath
HAlls. Address p. o. box S7S 1s-st
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-06-22

The Intellectual Club met last
Tuesday. A very cnjoyable aftsruooa
was spent. during which Ice cream
and cake were served.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-06-22

FOR Cheap: neat four room
bungalow: II you are looking for
q home, come and see this; must be
ssen to be appreciated: corner Dsltd
and Lookout streets. J. E. Lofgrso.
lS.et
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-06-22

BASEBALL future is bright. Fan
dom ought to show its appreciation.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-06
GIVING OUT
The Struggle Discourages Many ;
Citizen Of Valley City.

The Struggle Discourages Many a
Citizen Of Valley City.
Around all day with an aching back,
Can't rest at night;
Enough to make any one "give out"
Doan's Kidney Pills are helping
thousands.
They are for kidney backache;
And other kidney ills.
Here is Valley City proof Of their
merit:
Mrs. Lydia Hackett, Second Ave-,
Eighth street, Valley City, says: II
suffered great deal from backache
and other disorders of the kidneys.
When 1 was working in the garden
my back felt as though it would
break in two. Doan's Kidney Pills
cured me after other medicines had
failed"
Price soc at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Hackett had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-06
TEMPORARY INJUNCTION
BY THE FEDERAL COURT

Fargo, May 2.-The Northern Pacific
railroad, by their attorneys, Watson &
Young and E. T. Conmy, yesterday by
stipulation agreed to a temporary in
junction in federal court before Judge
Amidon, restraining them from ship
ping liquors into North Dakota. This
holds until a hearing upon the merits
of the case May 10.
The original application for an in
junction was made before Judge Pol
lock two weeks ago yesterday, asking
that the road should show cause why
such an injunction should not be is
sued. It is now voluntarily agreed to
1t will be several weeks before the
case is tried.
Francis Murphy, assistant attorney
general, was present looking after the
states side of the case. From the at
titude of the counsel of the company
Mr.. Murphy expects that the road will
cooperate in enforcing the law and if
so anticipates that blind pigging will
become very Improbable in North Da
kota in a short time.
What the attitude of the other road:
may be Mr.. Murphy has no idea, but
says that the attorney generals office
is getting out letter to states attor
neys throughout the state directing
them to ascertain the practice of the
roads and agents as to the delivery Of
liquors, quantities delivered to individ
uals, etc. He thinks the course Of law
! enforcement now entered upon viii
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-06

to learn his residence or more par
ticulars were of no avail.
When it was learned at late hour
last, night that the person owed a
board bill on lower Front street an in
vestigation was made in that quarter
of the city to gain more light on the
affair. In small frame building in
which a group of men were circled
around table, the name of the victim
was mentioned. A young man stepped
forward, refusing to give his name,
who said that Labske worked with him
as section man on the 500 railway in
the vicinity of Valley City three years
ago and that Labske had done some
butchering. He said he hadn't seen
him since that time, but presumed that
Labske had gone to the woods in Min
nesota.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-06
PAYMENT VOLUNTARY,
JUDGE C0FFEY DECIDES

Judge J. A. Coney, of the Fifth Ju-
dicial district has rendered a decision
in one of the famous probate fee cases
that is typical of many, in fact most
of the cases that have been or will be
brought in this state. The case was
an action brought by Robert Betzina
as executor of the estate of Anton
Betzina as executor to recover Of
Barnes county certain fees amounting
ing to $50 paid under the old probate
fee law, since declared unconstitu-
tional. The facts in the case are stip-
ulated by counsel to be as follows:
That on March IA, 1906, Robert Bet
zina was appointed executor of the
estate of Anton Betzina; that on
March 20, 1916, the executor presented
and filed with the county court true
and correct inventory of the property
of said estate, and the appraisement
thereof. That on April 6, 1905, the
county court informed the attorneys
for Robert Betzina, that there was
due the county the sum of SIS filing fee,
and S. for every $1,000, or fraction
thereof, of the appraised value Of the
estate, which amounted to $50, and
the county court sent bill covering
the same to the said attorneys for
said estate. All of said fees were
paid as aforesaid. On September g.,
1914, plaintiff made demand upon
the county commissioners of Barnes
county for repayment of said $50,
which was on November 10, 1914, re-
fused; this action was brought No
vember II, 1914, to recover the
same. "a. n..
Judge Coffey held that the payment
was voluntary and therefore cannot
be recovered, being further barred by
the statute of limitation.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-06

A livestock shipping association has
also been organized which has been
doing good business during the past
year.
Hog cholera broke out in the county
and the county agents assisted the
farmers in making postmortem exami-
nations of hogs and in injecting the
hogs with the cholera serum, 14O5 be-
ing thus treated. Eighty per cent of
these recovered. 1t seemed that
where losses occurred it was due to
giving the serum after the disease was
too far advanced.
Forty.fve boys took part in contest
work in the southern part of the coun.
ty during the year. This work is
stimulating greater interest in farm
ing among the boys, many Of whom
are beginning to take very active
part in farm life and Will before long
be the leaders in their respective COM
munities.
Assistance has been given in the
planning of farm buildings, the re-
planning Of farms, the laying out Of
farmsteads, wood lots and orchards,
and one drainage system was planned.
Farmers clubs have been organized
in practically every township in the
county. These have really laid the
foundation for the rapid extension Of
the agricultural work. as through the
clubs it has been possible to reach
whole communities at one time and
where the community spirit has been
developed it has been easier to get the
work started. Many of these farmers
clubs have also held fairs and insti-
tutes and from now on it has been
arranged, through the cooperation of
the farmers clubs, to have these local
fairs eliminate in an annual county
corn and alfalfa show and farmers
club convention. The first meeting Of
this kind was held November 1920,
1914. The attendance was approx
mately 1000. The greater number of
the club meetings held during the year
have been conducted in the nature of
campaigns in community breeding,
herd improvement, alfalfa growing and
hog management. The clubs, in addi-
ton to laying the foundation for work
in cooperative dairy farming and the
building up of dairy communities, have
furnished social life, which is one of
the things often lacking in the rural
community.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-06
MISS NELSON CONSIDERED
FOR HIGH STATE OFFICE

1t is reported that a gathering of the
clans was held in Minot last week at
which all the true and faithful of the
progressive faith were present. 1t was
decided to make plans and get ready
for the campaign Immediately and 4
tentative ticket was agreed upon.
Usher L. Burdick will seek the NOM
ination as governor and Speaker Han
son for lieutenant governor. Carl Jor-
genson, having made his peace with
the progressives, will be endorsed for
auditor, as will also W. G. Taylor for in
surance commissioner and John Steen
for state treasurer.
Tom Hall will be asked to announce
his candidacy for the senate. With
Hanna and McCumber at each others
Threats, it is figured that the progress
sives should be able to land and Tom
Hall is looked upon as the logical can
didate.
For secretary of state H. L. Hort,
of Reeder, will have the endorsement
of the progressives. Hort was men,
Der of the last house. ,'l
For superintendent of public instruc-
ton Miss Minnie J. Nelson will be
supported. The fact that she has been
for so long a time superintendent of
the Barnes county schools, that she is
a popular club women and has a wide
acquaintance over the state is looked
upon to give a great deal of strength
to the proposed ticket.
States Attorney LANCER, of Morton
county, will doubtless be the candidate
for the attorney generalship, and Har-
ty, of Omemee, will be endorsed to
take Mann's place on the. railroad COM
mission.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-06
ENcAmPmEN1 FoR
CAVALIER BOYS

Langton, N. D., May l. - County
Supt. Reher, Messrs. Haw and Krist-
alton, E. D. Stewart of the expert
mental farm, and S. J. A. Boyd of
Hannah, who have been in charge of
the details of the boys encampment
for farm boys of Cavalier county, to
be held here in Langdon early in
July, announce that the weeks pro-
gram of the encampment is now in
course of preparation and they ex-
pect that it will be in shape for pub
LEGATION next week.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-06

practically end the blind pigging nuis-
ance in North Dakota.
Mr.. Murphy has been spending some
time endeavoring to persuade the
brewery agents in Moorhead to permit
an examination of their books as to
shipments into North Dakota. They
have been exceedingly coy in coming
across, but he expects that their prin-
cipals will finally direct that he be al
lowed access to them, otherwise the
federal court may be invoked for this
also. N.
Mr.. Murphy returned to Bismarck
last evening.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-06
PIONEER FARMER
DIES NEAR FARGO

Fargo, N. D., May Jams H. Ha-
gen, aged 70 years, died at his home
ten miles west and north of Fargo.
He was one of the prominent farmers
and pioneers of that section. He
came to North Dakota some As
years ago and settled in the HARDWOOD
district, where he has since resided.
He is survived by a wife and seven
children, besides host of friends to
mourn his death.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-06

w. H. Mcpherson left Sunday eve
ming for points in Iowa and northern
Minnesota, where he will spend cou-
ple of weeks on land business.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-02
Qlm IA. Sftpber
st Der biesjabrise 6abentas i'm
CentidJen Siafuniien'Soipital.

glni SoanerStdg benz IA, Ottober,
iii Der bieSi1brige 80belrtag ocs
Teuti6en Giafcniiiera0oipitols unO
Der 6raiten. mo SSltnGirolten'Sereln
iiit Iu. 0iafonie, inter oeiieu 9ci.
t,mq Der Gag gcieiert peroen miro.
uiebi iif) Der Soifmng bin, oaBsqiet
heuer Ole SSrelmoe lmo @onner heS
3iufolliiien,Soipitals pieoer III Get'
len Sd)aarel na6 Der glnItalt oil Der
9Iiitcn glpenuc pilgern uno tbr
SherfIeiu gum 9eIten oeS SoipitdIs
beitraqen perben. sir oie llnterbaI'
tllng lmb 9crpirtblrna Der @dite miro
in Der llntiidtiaiteu @eie Sorge &c.
traeen merbcn. Die 0amen meroen
I'M 9ulie hes' gSatuhttaas GrfrtIdNul.
qen ierDiren, ipdbreno fir ben Ibeno
Gin srbenbeiien oorbereitet iperoen
miro, oaS ielbit ben oertpobnteIten
8ournen befrieoi1en oiirfte. glllBer'
bem piro i'll Ierbtnointe NIT oeiH
nu6 ein ga6ar peranltul-
1et, Die Damen iperben gllles ollfbie.
teit nm bet 9eiuhern einige augc.
nebrne Stlmoen 81 bereiten lmo d.
nen 8eIegeltbeit 5r bieten ibrcr
Sreunoidnit fiir ole sIuitnlt tbattrdi.
tieen slusbuid 5u perleiDen.
Gas 9elttitc 9iafoniiieu Soipi'
taI lit bctmultIid ouf Die llnterhis.
lng oes 8ltbIitluus aileenieien, neil
in Der slnitaIt nur Die peiligitens pa
tienten fir one ibnen tperbenoe Rilepc
boil 81 beoablen i'm .Stnnoe itnO,
trGbrerlb Sic @,ebrjoH ruir etnet
Steil Der @fIegefoiten be5nbIt, reip.
aaaa toitelIos perpfIegt tptro.
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SaiesSaa.

Rafsr Spislplab unb taltes @etter
rerbinbertsn bas fir geitern Ratmits
tag anssisBte Spiel Slpiiben unIeren
rRebs" unb ben Gbicagoer Cubs"
unb pirb basisI5s bsute Ra4mittas i'm
bisiisen Reblanb Sytslb als She'll sis
nes 0oppelipieIs gum 2lustrag ssIun=
gen.
9lu9 bic fir seitsrn auf oem pros
gramm itebenbsn SpieIe 5ipiiden ben
r3arbinGlen" unb rpiraten" in ct.
Gouis unb alpiiaen ben ~SuDsrbas"
unb rRieien" in Rep gOrt mubten
aus gI.iber llrfa6e ausfalLen.
Das sinsise Ratiouals 2igusSpiel
fanb In Bottom 5piidsn ben bOrtigen
.grabos" unb ben nQuGtsrs" init benz
folsenben RefuItat itatt:
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RsblanO GisIO 3Dii4sn nReDs" uno
.gubs". Das srite Spiel besinut
piinttlia I'M baIb 2 ubr.
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gSerasbIihe Sebiaab.

Spei Ginbretern Die lid 3utritt
si ben gnlogen Der glmeriean Sn
ssrarre engine Go, go. 33S @eit
@iertc StraSe, oerifniit batten, ge'
lang es in Der gsatt oom 0omicrs'
tag gum 5reitag ipeniae Sefitnoerl
Dor Dem @intrefien Der ToIBei ibre
,Slnd)t Su betpertiteIliger. Die @tlpe.
ienbeit Der guriben in oem aeler
Der ssirma iuuroe tilrS nab Dfitter.
nadt Don Dem Geifaitsiiibrer GatIcp
entSeft, Der bnfdlliaer &Seiie NIT ei.
mem ,yeuer1pehrtef aila Serlhidp III
ole @eidditSrnllmlidfeitcn gefor.
men mar, Inn Dem aeiltitper @alt,
nit Dem er Den gbeuo 3iriamnren
perbra6t bate, eine Der 9anpi.
iprieen 81 Seiaeu. Sutlep bera6rib-
tlste Ioiort nofoem er oas @erduit
i'm aeller eet0rt bntte, Die BoliSei
l,uo Die 4oI5iiien &eretb, Dinner,
anarp mnb Sd)lottntan wuroen nad1
ocn Saiie geid)idt.
Che ieood Die geanten an Srt
irno Steae eiittrafen batter Die Gin.
BREEDER natiirIih ouh Die sIupeieu'
heir SafIep's eutheft into ibrc
iSlidt beipcrtltelliet. Gle flettertsn
ourG eia 5eniter aus oem Seller Ter.
aus inlb Iiefen omnn o,lrb einen
Gung auf Die Strabe. SIn Der Dor.
oerttiir itnnbep alerbings SrfleD
lrlS her fSeuenpebrdef aus 9errhidp,
nber lie bieIten es fir seratben Die
oeirerat anSiebeIlben @iiridleu rubig
IGiiicn su lniIen. @ie bic asoli5ei ipd.
ter ermittelte batie aua eins IN Der
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Wei1lDffen
Nnrbc geitern anf geieBl bcs Sar.
germeiiters Spiesel Der GOurt
Strahe &arnepal.

giirgermeiiter 3. g. Spiegel Gni
geittrn ben Court StraBe &nrnepaI
uollig ihlieBcn lnlierL nadoem I'M
SailIe Der leBten Gage befanntlidJ
Ole Webrjabl Der auBeroroertlih al.
ftGBigen Sdaittelllmgen pOli5eiliI
geidEpiIen rpcroen naren.
sluf S8ciiung GeS giirgerIleiiters,
Ui6errief geitern 8ormittag glrbeits-
birettor 5osbif Die idinnItllhen 9r,
laubnibifeine fir Die peritieoenell
nod I'M getrie6 befiroli6en 9lloelt
itno tie 9ubenbeiiber erbielten Die
Itritte @ciilnG iofort auf5upafen
lmo Die Staot 5l perlaiien. 3ieier
Weiilng rairoe nii6 prompt aQieitig
crltiproden, ia cine 9ln5abl Der 9u.
oenbeiiser nabmc1l i'd nift einnlal
Die 3eit Die Sol5buben abjureiBen,
ionbern oerifruanben nit ibren Sic.
beniadJen, iobalb iie oieie 3uianntelt.
gepaft batter.
8iirgermeiiter Spiegel erflGrte ge.
tern, oaB er be5iiglidJ oieies aarne.
Dal5 BON gelpiiien 9elltel bintergun.
gen lpor0en iei, Die ibm periihert bdt.
ten, oaB es iib Inn Gbnlidle @eraus
italtiu1gen 9aubeln lpiiroe. ipie i,e BON
perific6enen Observation-Disclosures.
iationen Der Staot arrangirt moroen
iudren. SSn5piifen babe es ii6 5er'
ciIsgeiteQt, oaB Die @eifdit5Icutc ml
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benz Rarneoal 5u tbm gebabt bGtterl
r.to aus bieiem @rltnoe uno oa alld
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b0dir anitoBiGen Gbarnfters gepeien
iei, babe Die Boli3ei griinolih unter
ibnen aitfgeraunt, mabreno nummebr
Die poai9e ShlieBung bes Garncoals
rliroe.
SobnIb oieie 2lnor0nlnig bes 8iir.
germenters befallnt geiporoel, erbielt
Der 9ilrgermciiter elm glnerfeunungs.
ihrciben Oh ieincs 8orgebens uon
Rep. 3. 8. 6agIep. bern Sefretdr Der
6eOeratiou Of Gburfes.
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Magnr gpiegel
Sefar,uortet Oen Infanf bes 3uulOsi'
idJen 0artsus iciteus Der Staot.

giirgermeiiter Sliegel bat eeiteri
ofiisieQ 0en glnfaltf oesi 3ooloeiiter
@ortens letters Der Yarffonruriillor
befiirportet, bauIt Der 8arten Der
Stabt erbalten bIeiben tperoe.
1ieIe @rfldrung CAB gtapor Spie.
9eI geitern @orulittag ocn Sefretdr
So6gFinfon BON Ser Barfbeboroe Je.
eerii5er nb ullo beinerfte: Bite,
iteiIen sic Der Barffonlrtiiiion nit,
oaB e6 nein @lutid hit, oab Ger
3pcIogiif,e @arten Der Stabt erbaI'
ten bIcibe iulb ooB er SIT bieIen
3pet faufli6 er,pprbeil pirb.
ReIne- 9lniidt uab lit jest Der
Iosiite 3eitpiutft sefon1nen, I'M Der
5tabt ben 3polosiidJen @arteu 5u
ii9crn uno bieies fam obue SSraBe
iiir cine iebr maBige Slurnle ge'
iucben Gie llnterbaItlmgsfoiten
luetoen ii6 bet ,peitem uiht 10 bod
itellen, mie ieitens Der Yarfbeb6roe
befilrbtet miro ,utb ieIbit penn Die
Setter iih in ben eriteu Csabren ehpas
sober iteIlen iollteIl, uls man an.
nimnt, 10 tperOeu lid meiner gtei'
nltnQ nah geitiigeno patriotiit) ge.
iinnte 9iiraer iinOelL lin oas rotbI'
az Gel0 Slt3liidGeben.
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Ans BEN Wtnxi5ipalseri4,

Der Sanbtai6enbieb @iliam Sobus
ion, Der, tpie berihtet, ieit isiner crit
Dor tnapp pisr5ebn 9agen eriOIgten
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rsits an bic 5p0If Sanbtaidhen in ben
peri6isoenen gabnb0fsu geitoblsn 6ats
t., purbs bon Rihter JOI gu 80 Sagen
4rbsitsbaus mb 5000 nebit Soften
oerurtbeilt, iobab er pieoer fir cine
seraum. 3eit Quarter i'm Grbeitss
bauis bat.
lin ie $50 purben gsitern SoIepb
Smith unb SObn Msrt beitraft, Die
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Burden paren am WtittpOa babel err
piI6t tporoen, lpie iis in Der glGbe oes
9rano Central gabnbofs einen Ruis
len, Der ii9 auf Der Sur6reiie Don
alabama mad pittsburs beTano, nit
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temonnaie begaunern MOLTEN. Slid
lidsrnsiie fiel Der Ruiis niat auf ben
Sdpinbel berein.
prentiee 5iller, ein Der poIiSei latts
fam betannter 9urihe, Der idon pers
f6iebene 5reibeitsitrafen pegen Gins
bru6sbiebitabls perbibt bat uno AM
Wtittpod Ii1 felt LANCER 3eit gum err
Iten Wtal pisbsr bierbsr sefpagt bate.
tam itraffrei bapon, uahoem er bob
uno beiIis periibert bate, bah er bic
Stabt unpsrSisIib DsrIafen mirbs.
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SeitiidJer Se6rerpereiu.

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