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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-01-08
FRIDAY. JANUARY 8, 1915.

ONE of the very best resolutions that
some of our newspaper friends could
make, in view of existing conditions,
would be to try and not let partisan feel.
ings sway their good sense and judgment.
We have noticed editorial and local
comment regarding the protest made by
this country against indiscriminate and
unfair tampering with American shipping
on the high seas, and with the idea up
permost in our minds that the admins
tration knows bit more about conditions
than we do, it might be well and more
advisable to let their counsels prevail I'M
til we absolutely know that what they do
is not best for us as nation. Long
thought was taken before the President
addressed the note to the British Ad-
miralty with regard to the stopping of
our steamers and holding them until their
cargoes were declared not contraband of
war. This government has been thor
oughly advised all along the line with
regard to what has happened in the other
countries and it is rather unfair. to saw
the least, to have any Of our newspapers
attempting to misguide their readers as
to the actual condition Of things, espec-
tally at time like this. The President
neutral attitude, and his advice to his
countrymen to avoid any possible chance
to bring us within the slightest degree of
the danger zone, cereainly should be
taken with every degree of confidence
and assurance, and no person should ar
rogate to himself any license whatsoever
to depart from this program. Mr.. VII
son at this time, and with relation to our
associations abroad, is neither Demo
crat nor Republican, but just the
President of one hundred million people
whose safety is his first thought and
whose prosperity is his greatest wish
To conceive both of these, we have no
doubt he would 60 to any means, and the
British matter has been absolutely exag
gerated to the utmost. 1t was all done
in friendly spirit, al d England is per-
fectly aware Of this fact. 1t takes very
little to start trouble, ibnt great deal to
end it, and history certainly is blotted
with sufficient data along this line TO
make some sensational editors pause bit
before they put their narrow-minded
thoughts into words for the reading pull
lie. The American people ought to
thank their lucky stars for having in the
White House, especially in such per-
iod, man like Wilson, and he can be
depended upon to keep us out of trouble
if he receives the backing that he should
from the press and the people.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-01-08
Rev. Mr.. Kline Ill.

The Rev. DR.. Marion J. Kline, pas
tor of First Lutheran church, Altoona,
Pa, who was the speaker at the an
niversary exercises of the Evangelical
Lutheran Sunday school, held here
last Friday, is confined to his bed,
having been taken i'll after returning
home. He was suffering with Sc
we're cold while here.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-01-08
VIII Sustained.

An attempt to break the will of
Henrietta Palmer, colored, Georgian
ma Middletown, executrix, was the first
case that the circuit court took up
yesterday The court was opened at 10
o'clock with Chief Judge Urner and
Associate Judges Worthington and
Peter on the bench. The caveat to the
will was filed by Margaret Dorsey
The jury returned with a verdict sus-
tanning the will.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-01-08

BeYn Permanent Democratic Headquar-
tiers have been established in Frederick
in the second story of the Williamson
Building, opposite THE CITIZEN office on
Court street, between Church and Patrick
streets, where all members OF the party
will be welcome at all times.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-01-08
Farm Sold.

Mr.. ]. Fred Main, of Frederick, sold
his 3S-acre farm, located about five
miles east of Frederick, along the
Linganore, to Mr.. James G. Linthi-
cum. The sale was made yesterday
through the office of Mr.. W. N. Jol-
life, real estate agent.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-01-08
G. III. BAUGHMAN Il son.
Editors and PrOprietOrs.

John w. Baughman was Editor and Pro-
prietor of THE CITIZEN from 1914 until
1871. L. Victor Baughman and j. William
Baughman, trading as Baughman Broth
ers, were. Editors and Proprietors from
1S71luntiI 1855 when CharleslH. Baugh-
man came into the firm. After the death
Of L. Victor Baughman ini1 900 the firm of
Baughman Brothers was dissolved and was
succeeded by c. II. Baughman s. Son. with
c. Ii. Baughman and C. Francis Baughman
as members. c. H. Baughman was Editor
of:THE CITIZEN from 1900 until his death
in 1918,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-01-08

NOVEMBER ERIN, 1914.
In the matter Of the Report of Sales fled
the 9th day of January, 1915.
Ordered, That on the Both day of jan
uary, 1915, the Court will proceed to act
upon the Report of the Sales of real estate.
reported to said Court by Jacob Rohr-
back, Trustee, in the above cause, and
filed therein as aforesaid to finally
ratify and confirm the same, unless cause
to the contrary thereof be shown before said
day; provided copy of this order be in
serted in some newspaper published in
Frederick County, for three successive
weeks prior to said day.
The report states the amount Of sales To
be $4,000 90.
Dated 9th day Of January, 1915.
HARRY w BOWERS
Clerk II the Circuit Court for
Frederick County
True Copy Test:
HARRY w BOWERS,
Clerk.
JACOB RoHRBAcK, Solicitor
ian At
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-01-08
POST OFFICE RECEIPTS.

An increase of from $500 to $1,000
in the receipts of the postoffice in this
city, during the next three months over
the same period of last year, will put
the Office in the first-class list This
will bring the yearly receipts up to
the required total of $4,000
Big business was transacted at the
Frederick Office for the first three
months of 1914. There is question
whether any big increases will be
made during the coming three months
as compared with the same period of
1914 Not only must these months
bring business equally as large, but
business must increase to the extent
of about a thousand dollars.
Since Mr.. Birely has been postmast-
er there has been a very commendable
gain in business. Although no figures
could be secured last evening, the re-
ceipts at this office have been brought
to the verge of the $4,000 mark, which
means a first-class Office rating for
Frederick. This brings more employ
es and more assistants, which will ia
cilitate the work in Frederick. Mr.
Birely has brought an increase in
business of three or four thousand
dollars.
There was an increase of business
at the postoffice during the month of
December of more than three hundred
dollars over the same month of year
ago. December, 1918, was an unusually
busy season, yet the past December
brought even larger receipts. The I'M
usually heavy mails at this Office, both
incoming and outgoing were handled
with a facility that would have been
commendable to even a larger force.
The figures for this period compar-
ed with those of last year are:
December, 1914 .........$4,6S3.02
December, 1918 ......... 4,358.31
Increase ...........$ 324.71
There has been gain of more than
eight hundred dollars during the first
half of the fiscal year as compared
with the first half of the fiscal year
of 1913. The fiscal year begins in
July.
The comparative figures are:
July to December, 1914. .$20,390.12
July to December, 1913.. 19,578.9S
Increase .........$ 811.14
The Frederick postoffice has just
completed one of the busiest holiday
seasons in the history of the Office
The receipts are conclusive proofs of
the business that has been handled. 1t
speaks we'll for the efficiency of the
office. These men are handling bust
ness that is virtually equal to that of
first-class Office, yet with the force
of an Office of the second-class.
Taking all things into consideration
the business did not congest at Christ
mas time as in former years. This was
probably due to the requests which
were posted urging early mailing of
Christmas gifts. New Years brought
a big bulk of mail, consisting largely
of cards.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-01-08
NEW AovEeEMENRTiTs

wish to make known to my party asso-
4 ciates and friends throughout the
county that am a candidate for the office
of Register of Wills on the Democratic
ticket, and ask them for their help at the
coming Preferential Primaries to secure nv
nomination.
jan tip EZRA L. CRAMER.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-01-08
DEM OCRATIC FREE
LANCE COLUMN
Where All Can Have a Hearing
on Matters Political. 1t is up
to You to Make This an Inter
esting Feature of THE CITIZEN.

esting Feature of THE CITIZEN
Organization of the Democratic Gen.
trail Committee for Frederick
County, Maryland:
CHAIRMAN.
COL. E. AUSTIN BAUGHMAN.
SECRETARIES.
JOSEPH F. EISENHAUER,
JACOB F. SCHMIDT.
TREASURER.
EDWARD J. SMITH.
Organization of the Democratic State
Central Committee of Frederick
County, Maryland:
DIR. C. H. CONLEY,
Chairman.
WILLIAM J. GROVE,
JACOB M. NEWMAN,
CHRISTIAN II. ECKSTEIN,
ALBAN M. WOOD.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-01-08

Ellen Trail Legg ct al. VS.. Chauncey Nor
gan Legg ct al.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-01-08
ORDER NIsI ON SALES.
No. 924e Equity.

In the Circuit Court for Frederick County,
Sitting in Equity.
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Gs Sdmmert.
in Stem Sampi6ire lit bic Erobibt
tiuassefabr einitpciltn absetban.

Sm 1ieTi1en 6dapttudrtisr Der Ta'
tional Bhpl,iale 2iquor Dealers, in
llniteb Sant 9uiloinp, trrf sefssn BIZ
erfreuli6e Ra9tift Elm, bdb bic 2es
gisiatur prn Hsrp 6ampTbir. bic Dor
laae fir itaatfpeits Yrobibition tn..
fhisben abgelebnt tat, gegen be on-
it6bigs MaBregel ipurSsn 226 Siin'
men abg.a.btn, pdbrenb bic ian tifer
Hrr IA Stimmen suTammsntroms
meln tonnten. Wsnn man 6erii 4 d..
iiot, oab Rstp 6ampfbire bon 1856
fis 1903 nit pro9ibiiion .tesliidtA
a.ipsieu III, oann III Der Siimmurgsa
umihiua bert I'm 10 erfreuliber
Wiit GROCER Trsubs fpurbs luh be
Ha6riht bsrnommsn, baB bic Stnrt
Shrsosport in 2ouiiiana IitR nit 1400
Stinmsn MoipritGt fir aisens en.s
ifiebsn Fat. Die Bro6ibiiioniits I
hatten beresbens psrIutt, Bic 20 bl
bur6 ri6terIihsn Ginbaltsbtf 81 gu
rerbinoern.
lin asaen bic prohibitipnsbepsi
Qiing oas Riiitleua mod teRer in Orb
nuna su briu1fn, finoet am SamitaS
in Baltimore sin. Sonfsrsna beg iol.
Sdrmonis aommittess bsr gfnttonol
DhoIeTals 9iouor Dealers @ffcciutior,
Der uniteb grepers' glFocidtion urb
Der Rntional Retoil 9ieuor D,al,rs'
QHociatipn ftatt Differ qusifrrb
icst i'-H aus ben fulsenosn Wdnne II
suiammen: bsn 9rausrei6e isern pes
Ter Doslasr IT,, pon ?cp glprt, Sas
mes R. ";AplTrn Dpn 9pitrn, Su-o
u. aohler. BON Ct. aouis, u. g.
9inbsmunn pou Wilpdutes uno Spbn
y. gerpenfd BON ghicago: f.rner rem
grtnnsrtibeiibern Bm. GuImon BIN
Rem g)ort, Sol. Nrsibsr1 bon Gin
einnuti, @mil Ratban pon Ct. 9ouis.
M. u .Murphn BON Ghisaoo unp
5obn Sinnptt bon gbiIabslpbia
Uetduderte ual lie qafbs. g1niebrtltt
uno SenlnieH uno dle droereH Seiisfsilen
BET Oh. @eiste o.. 333 %. Q. ctr.
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Mns BEN aysmxisipaI aIserid5t

Ri6ter af,ranbsr peffhob bic Der
bdnbluna stssn Janies 9rod BON To
1040 Weit Ge&fs Sirabs, bet Be,
fdulbigt III iifJ an itiner II Jabr,
alien ao&tsr Drau Gbna GilIsn, Dor
Vo. 515 6oncper Strabs psrsangsr
al baben, bis 3um fommsnbsn Srti,
tag. bd Frau gilIsn nitt aIs Mnild.
atrin sur StelIe mar. Der Nihte,
iisqte NIT bem Datisn Der abipeisnoer
ein tingebenbss 0trb1r an, aus mel.
dem herporsing, sob ausmfdxintf
iernanb bie iyrau pnrldufis aus ben,
Dta aef@offt unb allen aHi6sin mad
aentudp asbrami bat. Die Dettitipss
WeSbdne unb Din ipurben anaefpie.
fen mad btr Wsri9ipunbMsn 4us,
fhou su bdlisn unb bic 5dmilie q.
belt ben slisn Raib bis Jrau am
fommtuoen Sreiida I'M Gnidt ~ "a.
ben, iDibriasnfdlls fs bic DoIseu al
iroaen bdbsn fpiires.
Inter bsr Mniluge bes ginbru4s.
biebfabls fpuroen WilIiam ssosppsn,
RON 10. 1852 Columbia Qpenus unn
btHsn Bruber 6ermann Kospptn, bon
Ro. 412 Clinton Gtrabe, unitr /.
$1,000 Biirgi4dfi ben Grobssishpore.
nen iibsrnidtn. Wi1inn aotpptu
tpurbt dnsebitd In bsr gsiirissn Rdf)i
Don ben polijiiteH 9bsbtrs unb 6dbls.
srpifht. ala er asrabe aus benz plum.
btraeffdfi BON pbil. 6dris, Ro. 1882
Walnut Girabe beransiam. Jn e.r
pofiaeiitation Iolf Reopen 5usejians
ben babtn, bab sr ben Ginbrud 5us
iammsn nit feinsm @ruSer Sermann
Dtriibt bat, iporauf bermann Reopen
IN pdit asnommsn ipurbe.
Inter $4,000 Yiirgi4ait purbe uns
tsr Der 4nilass bss WlorbptrfuHs
0ineent DOTH, Der Dor siniaer 3eil
Eisrsb Willer ben GsI1Gftsdasnitn bet
aniirsi6trunion Sur4 sinsn Rttolpers
fdub fthtper ptripunbsis, ben Grrbges
idworenen iiberipisitn. Die 9iirg,
fHdft purne prompt gelisllt.
Dor Ridtsr gedtmaH bate flo Der
iuaenblide O. goshorn su brdnts
iporttn. neil It Dor singsn abenben In
iussnblfGsm lIsbetmusb bic sytusts
tpebr BON 4ldrmfafen an Der Gpru.
mare unb Torftr Gtrdbs aldrmisrt
bate. Der Ri9tsr nil porldafis
griuntiaunsm ii6sr Gosborn sinsies
ben unb ipirb ibm bds itrtbeil am
tcmfnsnbsn 5rtitas fpredIen.
yn Der gioilabtbsiIans h.s Wunis
sipatasrinis md1ts 4lbsrt 4lspboltt
sins sffdas iibsr $3.50 ssesn bic agio.
nssr Confirmation 60. nnbdnaig. Die.
is gummt icrnmt itm cnae6IlA ais
@sbdit In ieinsr gietnidait nls ptSs
iibent unb gttriebsItitsr b,r geislIs
iAaft Az.
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Daie.4aa.

Sn BEN unsanitissn msttujuiianbs,
Der itis An!ufft bsr .@sbs- duf ber
gintbunesIintipn In A!eTdnbfia, Ga,
bsrseasrrfdt. battle ii4 Bic ssitrn
Rohmitids nod teiHs Nfnrsrung 5iirn
8sHrtn tiussiitlli. 10 bob ss BEN
SGuptliHs Gsrsps bis bdbin abfoIui
iii1m5sli9 sspeitn III. feline Jhngsns
im 3ujammsnipisi 3ii irdinirtn. Bis
isbi 6abtn ii9 lire lis6nnssn duf
S4fdgsH unb ;Jdngen bsr Bdns anb
i'm Bdfeninuf bddrdnii. Den sr0Bisn
1bsil bss 3oses Dsrbrinstn BIZ Spie.
Isr Damit, f9 pom SdupiIins inb
BEN Yeieranen Qedt iibsr ses
itiHs fyinsTm i'm 4nsriff unb bsr
Wsffkipigune an1 iibsr be Gissn.
asisn prominsnisr Gpisler BET onbtrm
sgInts inIiruissn gu laFsn. mas ibnsn
ip1tu III Der prdris bon Rnt<n isin
spssS. Der spssiSs Wstisrpssplss tas
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6ontraft mod ntHt bers
gebeit.
Gineinnatier @nnunfermebmer mo
den srOhe anitrensnnsen, mm
ben GourtbnMS Gontraft
81 erbnlteH.

Die aommiFion, tpel9e ben gdu
beg neisn Gtri6tsesbdubes au iibsr'
Itpa4tn Bat, IN betrtffs Der Dsrgebuns
bes aontratts nod gu teinem gnts
|f9lub setomnien. Die &ommiHiOn
bieIt seIisrn ipieber cine SiBuns db.
pertdgts fih aber mad siniger 3sit Bis
SdmItag 0ornittds. Sn bisitr Der
iammlung birfte jtbod Der aontrati
aud nod niht perseben iperosn, ION;
bern psrmuiblib erft am Rontag. Die
beratbnbsn unb beaafii9tissnben ar
4itsit.n bleibsu babel, Dab bic Wc.
Gdal 90. In pbilabe!pbid bas ,ni,s
brigitt unb bette" Angebot eingsrsidt
bdtk uno 81 bsm Gpniraft bers9tigt
lei. Dos beitreiten bic bieiisen 8au,
untsrnsbmer. Gintrlsi, ipic bic aoms
miHion tntideibet, bic 4nselessnbsit
fpirb ispsnfolls Dor bic Gsri9te &c,
braht. Don Der Wegaul go. lag eins
3ulhrift Dor, norm lie mittbeilt, iis
ipirbe 10 phl pis mSslib gineinnas
tier 4rbeitsr unb 5dnbipertsr bei6Gis
iisen. Die aDmmiFioH teIssrapbirts
an bic Girma ,inb fOrbsrie iie duf, in
Der Aeuiissn SiBung sinsn @srtrstsr
5ur Stsls 5u haben.
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Oebniten.

Sohn unb Wdrtie Carrier. 1886
9rdmtls gloe., MGbhen.
Ghparb unb Mdrie Ssnicn, Sill
perlenf goe.. Snabe.
Inthcnn uno 9auro 9urtbdrt,
1880 30. Strabs, anu6e.
Willi0n ane Sba g9ilmss, 1914
Rt. @ernon @pe., WGbfen.
Gheftsr uno CLARA Gruno6oier,
4121 81. 9ipe., Mdbten.
Rpn uno Sracep S6dmbdrt, 1872
ct. 2eaer 0ldee, anabe.
@rnft unb Gsrtruo arapp, 271
GINNING Strdbe, MGo6en.
SEQ. uno gIiiabct1 Sdpnbsrg,
2223 Sttdtfcrb glps.. Sfnabs.
u. Clifton uno Rilubsaa 9idels
beimer. 9rotbsrton ROdo, anabs.
9epree uno Carrie Seller, 1905
Seioto StraBs. auabe.
Spbn uno Wiartd 9rDmer, T49
Delhi 4pe., Mdohsu.
Gsoree Huo Worsdrst Ssib, 7o5
Del9i Grenue, Wdpasu.
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thun laiien.

ae 5beilnabme an Der Jeftlif)sett on,
per8angenen Sonntus ab. Jiir bic
anfpeienben 0ertreter Der SilfsgeIeas
fdaft fpra6 Der Setrstdr Serr 9aus
6aupt unb oanfte fir bic ipsrtttdiise
6tlFs II. bds ber5life 3uiummenarbeis
ten Der beibsn&6rperT6aften. Gas9or=
bahifs 9sreinsbuh ipirb balb i'm
Druid srfdeinen. Gs ipuroe bem 0trs
fafer peitgebenbfte unterIfiisung pos
tint. oSn Der StrabenbobH Hsfersns
bumpabl am ndbften Dieuitag Stsls
lung su Hebmen tpurbe a6eelebnt.
sSm persangenen Nrnaf purben
S114.25 persinnabmt uno $21.25 pers
ousaabt. Der aaFsnbsiianb am gee
itrigen 9lbeno betrug $996.7o.
Die 8eridmmluns funD unter 8ers
rib bes 6srrn Nuauit Gorta1 itatt,
bd prGIibent Shnaab unpdblid 1T.
Setrstdr 6enrp 4l6srb fiibrts bus
grptotoG. Die @eriammlung betuns
bette einsn ff30nsn Offer fir bic Sa6e
bes StobtDerbdnbs, ipos fhon burh
ben aroBsr gefud fonitatirt tptrben
tonnts. Qbaeiehsn bon ben ipeitfpsr
Dsledaten. bic felten ober ME in bic
9erfammlungen fommen, mar Der De.
lsaatentorper poll3d6lig reprdientirt.
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Eterbli9teitsberidbt.

Cornelius Woboneb, So, Seton
5oipifal, QebsrDerbdrtung.
@oDaro Ulones. 81, Stabtifdes
$1ofpitui, Qisrenlsiben.
Sermann 9ropps, "a, 1547 Sones
Strabe, Snqueit in S6tpsbe.
emma Rreis, &c, gisuipap 4psnus,
gruhleiben.
Waabalena prtisgsr, "a, 1923
Warnldrb qpe., altersIdnG9e.
Gbarles 8sblsr, SO, 1o70 RaheI
Strube. Subertuloie.
Rate shperbtfsgsr 56, AZ aaiss
popb abe., 5er5lstoen.
Barbara 5aas, 7e. 207 5snrp
Strabs, &rs6s.
Nalter Nultsr. 30. 1926 Nap
Strabe, Su6erfulpis.
Catherine aOT5, IA. 2e1o DsnMs
Strabe. gebirHsrpsidung.
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0eatides 1bedter.
Cine iHttreiiaHte yoriteamus an
Senntas slbenb.

iyIsibis iinb bic probsn fit .Winna
RON Harnbsfm, bas am fommtnbsn
Sonntos BON unisrsr Dsuif9en zbsns
itresisLIi3djt, uHter Wiipiriuns eis
uiesr Gdifs, In emerp alubitorinr
suf DdrfslIung sslangi, tn Sarge
iinb bic Muffiibrnng ptffpri1t zine
in isDtr 5iniiAt trttiaHtse 5u tDers
ben. QsffiHa ptrnias ebsn niht nur
fsin YabIiiam. ionbsrn aud fsins
EHnuipisIer nod su begsiiisrn. S,rr
adrl 6. DIET, bsr beianntIi1 ais
btdmatif1er pebter NIT Wsonnttimeys
Shool Of Gyprtfion perbunbsn iii, III
Don bem @stf!e asIlteims 10 bur6s
prnnaen. bdB Ct fHon felt msbrsrm
Sngen ben rtHttH Nrm irie itsif In
Der 9inbe lrdgt, b. 3. e. bsbisnt ii1
I'm aeipSbuIif<n 9ebsn teinsr Hinps,
fonbern bennbt tinfa9 bic Dsifnuns
stpifdtn 3ipsi aufeindnbsr foIssnben
anSpfen feinsr Weite dls Gtiibpunit
fiir bic lnbmgeba4te 6dnb (1sabeim
III btianntIi4 Hur eiuss armes
mdntis)
Der Wdfimsifter Werntr III, tpie
bstannt, iuBrf trfreut barii6sr, tab
tr ieinem sbemoIiseH Ulaior nit ftis
nen grfpatntHsn unter bic Hrme greiz
fen bari, unb fpie iiH nun Der Woior
i'm Iebten Woment fpeigert ods @tIb
onsnnebmeu, ipfrfi Ct ben. 8sutsl NIT
ben eriporniHsn einfa9 su Bobtn uns
ter BEN beftissn @usrui: $50 brou6
n iptr polIs'. Oirettor 3. 6. GAmio.
Der fir biefe Woriteliung bh Rols
ie Wsrners iibtrnommen bat. III nun
10 nit Gtib nnb Seels bsi Der Sa4e,
edb r iiir3li6. ols sr siHem istnsr
GHduipisler 0otiHub dsben fpolIts
unb bifsr ii9 Giols tpsigerie bas
gdb ansuntblnsn, einfa9 bic Dolors
ideine Az goben mari, NIT BEN pns
tbos Werners bic Worte tpieosyhoienb:
so brauH es tpsr tpolItS. M,R nett
bisis llsine Gsjfi&ts ber 1batid1t
mtipriGt, f5nntn mir ni&t bebdup.en.
iebsnfalls folIen bic ptrmeintliHen
DolIarfdtiHs nidt lause aiif BEN
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