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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-02-12

slaughter by Bob Ewing,
and nearly all of these facts
We're used by Hall when he
beat the whole combination.
The hard, uncultured facts
still exist, and John NJ. Par
ker is in possession Of all OF
them.
Now, what will the voters
do about it! Facts and logic,
hammered in from every
stump by John M. Parker
man with a record, unselfish
and sacrificing, with all the
office holders and office seek
ers, without a fact, without
an issue arrayed against him.
One man leading the people,
and one man lead by the
machine.
These are facts-histOrical
facts; live, throbbing facts,
and all before the taxpayers.
An opportunity is before the
people to shake off the stran'
gle hold. Where do you
stand, Mr.. Taxpayer!
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-02-12
For Sale.

| can furnish a few settings
of pure S. G. Rhode Island
Red eggs, from the we'll
known Vibert and Anderson
strains, at $3.50 per setting;
the same strain you send
away from home and pay
$500 per setting.
Il. MERCER MOORMAN,
Phone 81. Franklin, La.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-02-12
Facts in Hand.

John M. Parker has won
the first lap in the race in
the interest Of the people
Every little bit helps. OF
course the little bit is not SO
much, but as Mr.. Potash
says it is "altogether some
thing" anyhow, for Mr..
Parker has at least smoked
out a half-hearted list of
promises-not much, but
something.
But the fact remains that
Col. Pleasant cannot serve
Louisiana and Bob Ewing
too. The former is in sore
need of the absence of the
latter, and should the former
win with the latter in power,
we can expect nothing but
political riot, extravaganza,
graft and humiliatiIg sla-
very and bossism. Bob Ew-
ing stands for everything
that Louisiana does not want
and cannot stand.
It don't even look good:
appearances are against the
combine. The sight Of Lee
Emmett Thomas, Of Shreve-
port, waddling down the
aisle tied to Bob Ewing with
baby blue ribbon, is a sight.
Lee Emmett, Of all the mouth
ing, Psalm.singing, shudder-
ing, hysterical and indignant
Boss dragon killers-Lee EN-
met has been a screaming
screen favorite; but 10. the
poor Indian, who helped to
scalp Michel. Aswell, San
ders, Bob Ewing and the
other Sachems, has joined the
Choctaw Club. John M.
Parker alone is left to tell
the tale.
In choice vernacular of the
streets, take it from us that
John M. Parker will tell the
tale"; he has the facts
Some of these facts once
served Lee Emmett when he
wanted to be Speaker Of the
House. Some Of these facts
were used by Col. Pleasant,
when he wanted to defeat
the Constitutional Conven-
ton. Some Of these facts
were used by Bob Ewing in
destroying the Hall admin.
istratiOn. Some of these
facts wore used by j. Y.
Sanders when he was hiring
halls to help Col. Pleasant.
Some of these facts served
Barrett in trying to beat
Pleasant. Some of these
facts were used by Aswell
when he was being led to
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-02-12
For Sale Cheap.

One house and lot in Ibert
Addition on Trowbridge
street. Four rooms, hall,
dining room, kitchen and
bath room. Outhouses on
premises. Also one lot with
OuthOuses on same near the
property of +. E. Milling.
For terms apply to
j. A. and w. H. HALE,
1900 Seventh Street,
Port Arthur. Texas
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-02-12
FOR STATE SENATOR.

l, the undersigned. do hereby
announce my candidacy for State
Senator of the Eleventh Senato-
rial District, composed of the
Parishes of St. Mary and YER
million, subject to the action OF
q convention, to be held in the
town of Abbeville, La, on Feb
ruary 10, 1915.
RAPHAEL J. LABAUvE.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-02-12
FOR STATE SENATOR.

1, the undersigned. do hereby
announce my candidacy for State
Senator of the Eleventh Senate
rial District, composed OF the
Parishes of st. Mary and YER
million, subject to the action of a
convention, TO be held in the town
of Abbeville, La, on February
10, 1916.
VERNON CALDWELL.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-02-12
For Sale.
NOTICE..

For monuments finely let
tered and we'll finished in
every particular, and of best
marble in existence, and at
reasonable prices, see B. H.
BOWIE, Franklin, La, before
purchasing. He only wants
investigation.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-02-12
STATE OF LOUISIANA
pARISHOF ST. MARY

|, JOS j. Schwartz, ny. ..d n
23d Judicial District Con. i. \ n
officio, Recorder Of MortsseSs .s
for the Parish Of st. May ,. ,su N
Louisiana, do hereby cellli! AZ. ~. 81
above and foregoing is . !Iu ss,imss. 4
.ect copy of the act OF am s 3 NJ
the act of incorporation o. =, = ~
liams cypress Company . tia''d .I n
the original thereof was 'n psot 10 u
recorded in my office 10 e % ., lad
Folio No. 1877, Entry NO. .;o ~.
incorporation of Corpora h;.n.., NIL
In evidence whereof ~l'u' o1s /
nature and the seal OF ~! Suy I
Franklin, st. Mary fsI'sS' yshsGl
Louisiana, on this 9th dsy u
1915. ,.vn
'''' !! by. clsts Wv"
The Keota news., 1916-12-22
Lost His New Ford

Some three or four weeks ago David
Thurman bought him nearly new Ford
car at Greeley at bargain price.
He was feeling pretty good until last
Saturday when a Denver official ar
rived in Raymer and claimed the car as
one stolen from Denver some time ago.
MIR. Thurman accompanied by his
wife, and Mr.. CaInahan accompanied
the officer to Denver. and there they
believed they saw photo of the man of
whom the car was bought. The picture
was of a man wanted for other similar
thefts.
Mr.. Thurman bad to leave his car be-
hind, and return to Raymer via train
Monday, poorer. but quite happy to
have been able to prove his innocence.
The incident will serve to warn people
to be very careful when any stranger
offers property at an unusual bargain.
Make them prove title. -Raymer En-
terprise. December Ia.
The Keota news., 1916-12-22
CHRISTMAS
sssAs

6 for the Christ Child, 90 holp-
less. % sweets
II for the Holly We lay at t1ts
feet.
r for the RIDERS three. seeking
their lord,
for the incense with which
they 0dorOd
$ for tho Shepherds. who heard
angels sing,
I for their Triumph IN aneitn6
the King.
M for all men Of peace and good
will.
A for the Angela. whose sonss
the cave ill.
5 for the Star which olao1a0 out
on that night,
So radiant 90 hopeful % 90
Itous. 90 6ri6ht
%#1G4
The model husband II he who
smokes lis wife's bargain cigars with
put q murmur.
The Keota news., 1916-12-22
Weber Qualities as Pest Expert

Peter Weber of this city who has
been appointed pest Inspector for the
district included in the dry farm section
of northeast Weld county several
months ago but whose term of Office
will not commence until February l.
1917, has just successfully passed the
examination required by the state en-
tomological department for the posi-
ton.
MIR. Weber will have charge of the
determination of pests, especially the
prairie dogs that infest the dryland
country. and will be subject to call by
any farmer of the district for that pur
pose, after he assumes his duties. He
will employ some assistants but will
provide for their compensation himself.
The Pawnee Press.
The Keota news., 1916-12-22
State Of Ohio. City Of Toledo.


Lucas County. IS.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
10 senior partner of the firm Of +. J.
Cheney 4 Co.. doing business in the
City OF Toledo. County and State afore-
sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case OF Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use OF HALLS
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence. this 6th day Of Dscem-
Der, A. d. 1886. A. w. GLEASON:
(SeaD Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken intern
ally and acts through the Blood on the
Mucous Surfaces OF the System. 6eno
for testimonials. free.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. O.
Sold by all druggists. 15c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Keota news., 1916-12-22

Mrs. c. H. Woodland, of Sterling,
came Wednesday for visit with her
sister. Mrs. w. s. Tyler and family.
Mrs. Tyler and little daughter, Helen,
have both been i'll, but are now much
better.
Miss Lizzie Benner, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George Benner, returned
home last week from near Greeley,
where she had been visiting an uncle
and aunt for two or three months.
Mr.. and Mrs j. X. Greene, of Grin
nell, Iowa, arrived in Keota last Friday
to spend the winter with their son,
Harry E. Greene. and daughter, Mrs.
w. A. Rhoadarmer and family.
Peter Schmidt. who bought the Volta
Byrne place several months ago, is
completing new frame house, 18x28
feet in size. c. M. Haney has done the
greater part of the work.
c. l.. Bowman who has been en-
ployed as printer on The Keota News
left Monday morning for Grover to
work on The Pawnee Press.
Oran Markham returned Tuesday
from brief trip to Denver, driving a
Ford roadster with wire wheels and
racing body.
The Keota news., 1916-12-22
U. s. COMMISSIONER OFFICE DAYS

Mondays: Section II. 1857. Avalo.
Tuesdays: Enterprise Office. New Raymcr.
Wednesdays News Office. keota.
Thursdays BriHRsdae Hotel. BTiaSSdale
Fridays: Press Office. Grover.
Saturdays: Open for special appointments Post
Office. Keota. a
For special trip mileage will be charged
CLYDE l.. STANLEY,
u. S. Commissioner.
The Keota news., 1916-12-22
EARL C. WAxHAM
AUCTIONEER

me at Pine Bluffs. Wyo, or call at the
Farmers State Bank, keota. for dates.
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adt seiten.
ganina's glute an Sic Guteatemadte.

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@iIiou's persmsifeItes eampaauc.MauSpcr.

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oos i'm SSnteree ser Grpd6lung bon SuebeS Serpen-
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man ori6en ncqcn erm16ling pon &uebes sic Soeaen
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non SuGbes 6eionoers bceeiltcre.
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amcrifaniiAe 3etingen iiberboiIpt nid niebr onom-
men Tc oortigen ge0oftionen ino oaber ber oneri,
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nat ber Nnerita gebrad)t boben, be5iebt lid ia ans
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EreIc bcidrdten iib aui Die genermg, oaB Die 9ln.
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parten miiie ue Fraoeut ySilion ole ibni oere6ene
Wlahi ausnite
Cen Nomen Sngbcs finocn mir in Der oeuidldnoi.
ilcn Yreiie mir enna nO 5ipar IN elmer Wleoung 0es
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tng~ Die in ocr ms uorlieoenpen Rummcr Der @oiii-
iden 3cihma" pom 70. September abeeorudt it, Die
Wleoung aiitct
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Nartc 5agen wcng 3nperdt 81 cine 5eridlmetternoen
0rnotrntiide gIieoeroge o guiiber oaB es i'm bciipn
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am ., cliober G0orles W. NrmacOt 9lr.
1914. NenialousSirdBe. 81 Sabre 1lt.
Pm o. Gfiober Nrdi0nio 9aiowin 5raHiIn
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Hiperii0esglbenuc, 80 Sabre dli
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Goro.@orolnc strabe AZ Sabre ali.
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1poer Giraffe, 46 Sabre alt
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foes 6olpiinl 57 Sabre all
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Vim no. Sfcber Gna etuoN, llniocrhtdtSs
SDipiidl 40 Sabre alt.
9lm 8. Cfoner 9lnnte 81. Smrncr, g}r COO,
observation-disclosures, 26 SN5re at
9m T. Sfipher 9lnnn Urban, 9ir. $780, gloros
SrcmonisQ(benue, 10 Sabre aft.
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itNnberr0s sStrnBe. 40 Sabre alt
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1er @Ormarldl Oer Nentidlen uum NurSen Snrdl Sen

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9os lit Der glnIang pom @noc 9hinGniens Gon cnem
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Icn III Der Donm aus, oe Nladenien 6eiebt 6at mo no
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rcroen tann bis @areit iin6 es MIR 90 Silometer Go
miro Die rumdniibe Souptaot in fur5er 8et bonn 9tor
Ocn no bonn Siioen beoro6t merOen. GoS @elGnoe bonn
&ot6ent6rmFoB bimnter bis 9uforeit lit cine nad
Dem SiOcn obfaaenOe Sodjcbenc, no General 6alfen
haDn oie HrmGnen IN getpeg.neSi6lodten i6ncl oer
ritbteu fam. Die Rmdnen eebi6ren6e Stroie miro
eeicm Sonoe Der Siiee lnO oeS Gerrat6s mo Der Gra
idmteit Dor g9e6nadJten nod ereilen
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We'll sic ,9ntcrnational 0se,us Service id erlan6t

bcDen iol Dem britiiden Geter. 0epci6cnoicuIt luo
Gem britiiden Senior i'm 2i9en Gonflrrcu5 81 madcn,
miro iener felt Dem 9(uSbruG oes GriegcS enttonOenen
Rcnigeiten9gentIr DER 0jebralt6 oeS brtden Go6cls
cnt5oaen. Gas 9Rouopol ouf Oas 9gcn lGBt Gnaono
lidl nidt nelmen.
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Sine Oerloseuc ganOe, Oieic 9iu-
manen. 9ei Der ariegserflGrung IN
Ocn letten NSulitogen gob oie rlnld-
uii6c &egicrlng Scr oeutiden Die
Gerlibcrrng, OoB Die in 9tulmGnicn
aniGiiigeu 8eutiden nidt internirt
meroen wiiroen. Sect iinO tie ober
oo6 IN @eiangenenloeer obgefiIbrt
woroen. IS mar i'm @rlnoe ou6
gar nidts 9lnoercs 5u erwarten,
oenn mas iib @nglano oui6dcBt,
niutmt engliibe 5ittcn uno @ebrdu-
dc al.
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per cent. That is the price she has
to pay, not for maintaining a free
market in gold, but for making peo-
pie abroad believe that there is a
free market in gold
(To be continued)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-12
ner mcnc iapaniide 4rcmicr uerldert gImerita. onE

sS nidS BON Sopan 8u beiiirdten babe 70 lange es
iih nidJt un 2ebcnsiraecn lulo gSiirOe 6onoelc ~
Niiroe! GAS iit ia eben ser beife 4lnH Die 5dul.
imo 2anOgeeBe Der @aciiicStaoen 6oten ole S5opaner
fir cire &era6piiroigung fir le.
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NNrtan hcr elrahenenrM6rnda- Nommlnare.

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giaot Baltimore MAIDEN bicrmii 0clnnnt haB
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Qnnaen llnioiien uno Q9erlberb5bunqcn fir
NunoCmntruna, @rbfuung, Ncrbreitcruug uno
Nibcltrung bcr Nurt9lucunc nit einer Nreiie
bon 232.b ,SnB, bon Der HoropeIilbiicn Seiic
Geite Der Wic9omns Strnbe nebii ocu oaruni
be3iiglihcn enoqiliigen un0 corrigirten erilds
renoen Rldnen rchioiri bdheii Qcm0b ben &or
ibriien 6es 0bnriers Der Gidoi Baltimore mo
Der am 9. Oidr5 1916 uniet5einneen Beroro
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mn &dren aui beie g9cifc bouenoci mo be-
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ppcaionen. ole nit Gem 2ufprib Der @ntibd'
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bunqen ur3uirie0cu in1 innerbnlb 0rciGiQ
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6ee September 1916, oenl Sdtnm Der erilen
bon ms erlaiicnen &erbfienillbuna oieier yios
It's. oaQeQen ourD ldritliDe Bcition an oas
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bcllieten Berlunen o0er Gorpordtoncn enis
iucoer ioiori oocr n flint % idbrliben Rdten
5ablbar oercn erlie tdaig it, Wenu Die &or
nabnen inter bclagier Seroromng obaelblol'
fen ino
Su6n 8. Nubinete,
0cnrn Wi 9iisCl,
Sarrg " NemleD,
@ommiidre.
GuaeMe q. GOosers.
(Crni07 Sul If fg) 0lerf
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gsoOOrom bat Courage aeinuOen, besaalid ser


Iarbbootirage elm lpenig gegen sic aaiirten ai3u
trumpien. gSem ibm jebt Der Wiut1 nltr nod ctpoS
mebr uaden polltc 10 OoB er oen Gn9lGnOern oud be-
5iglid ocS @oratbes ser i6mnr5cn elite nO Der Be
oriidrmg uniereS SunoelS nit ocn gIeutracn nit Rad
orMd einc 0lenlng iaqen f0nnte.
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epiritnulcn.eiec eiecns.gIppIiEationcn.
lite Nr -.
yiirean ber SpirlMuieu9icenJGO GOmmifidre,
Sinmcr BOG, 0jeridltcgebdhoc.
gSm, Beppcr NnHitable, aRrdliOenl.
0eUrar =. Nnbdife,
Weorge Stiler, VI. ..

Die na6Genannie 8erion BAT cine Reiition
litr cine Transferirnug eiuer @noeialsSptrs
iuelde an Withupd, Den %. Sna bon Sitobcr
1916, I'M 10 ll6r Wtitioes IN Aerai6ung ge5o'
gen miro.
&roieie Wiillcu Dor 70 llbr WdtlaqS an
Montag, bch %. Saa BON SunOcr 1916, einf
pcreibi pcroeu, ilir mclc5e Surmare Qll @es
lnb IN oielcm Ntireau erldnai lperoen f0nnen.
Wtniam Z. Irnuere,
gbeis@Ieri.
Gane gl0rCiie; 9Saro
@rrp, @airld So II &.,Soparo' Sir..... 4
lGll1O-.12l
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(ecpi2z smiths sSS"''"' " "'''''I&i &Icrt.


@haicruuas 6Ummliiiun Der eiabt Baltimore.
Jinibhnus.
NnIt more %. Gftoher 1916.
9ln 9lnc, bic es nuae1tl
@s ipiro berinii qenldb bon Nbi6uticr SO Y
mo SO oes 9oliimore Slnot@1arters be-
falnti qemacbt oaB Ole RiaerunoS 0omnliiiion
Der Stdoi Baltimore nacb Dem 20. 9iuUem0cr
1916 beginner lptro, ole nacb0enannie Strdbe
NIT mooernem Nlatcria 3u pilaern nen 81
pfldiiern uno nen 81 beleqen glQe 8erioncn
uno Gorporaiionen fpCroeu oeSbnlb auiQeior'
bert 9rlnubniBl6eine fir ale glrbeiten 81 To-
len uno oeie Dor Dem 20 gooember 1916 81
beenocn. Die In irgeno elmer gSeiie Die @nis
alablina ODER NulreiBun0 gennlilter StraBe
nbtbg mud)en mobten nnobbem iie aui iolbe
&eiie gepilacrt ooer uen gepilaiiert ooer neu
belegt IT,
Sic obenerpd6nie Sirube III:
0cutresGtr., Oou 81. 4auGtr. bis 5nuSunb.
Sm Q(niira0e Der &nilerun9S Gonrniiiion
Der Ginoi baltimore.
a. Acii1 Compton,
Soriiber mo coniultirclioer Snpenieur.
d. Oi. GDofeD,
Coff79, 1G,23) Sirabens NuAenieur.
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9aR am 0ienitaa IN NoItimure ledls Menerfranfnn.

aen an Der gefiirfeten S{iuoerdbnn1 entoed murOcn
III fem gepcis Oaiir onB faltes Meter oe Seue ndt
rcror0ugcn miro pe biSber ee6oiit moroen it, g8r
labcn mir 5pe ooer orei Gage fi6crcs eer ge6obt;
III ser oorigeu ISOLDE batten mir Oas renite 4uguit.
netter.
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SefauutmadDiluDen.

Baltimore, H. Stober 1916.
Ser Std0tsWcumctcr miro am Iicnltng, ogn
II. Sttober 1916, I'M 430 Ga6miiiaas an
Cri uno Siene eri1cinen ulio mas 9ipe1u Der
NartintStrabC, bon Der Wic0etrDi bic 3ur
&Gminb sSiraBe, etabliren.
NoiDaro ". Guounu,
(Cfif2) Sebdu0es Snipeitor.
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Sn gleu.yOrt tratcu am 0lOntaa 10 ncne Saae Our

amOerIG6mimg aui; in Baltimore wirOen am n1d]iten
Gage nele 6GIle entoedt ga 9lcpgort 5ebnmal gro
Ser lit oIS Baltimore tritt Die rontbeit in Baltimore
iinod erniter auf aIs in Der @feropolc om SouOion
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Die Gpmmnnocnrc Der ocntidcn
Eoubbootc 8ciocn III jiin9itcr 3cit,
oaB iie iebr webl einen reat erfolg-
reiden Srieg iiibren t0nneu gegen
feiuoIi6e SonOelsi6iffe, obne ooB
babel gtidt Gombottontcn uu'S SC.
ben fommcn.
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SScrInlnmlnusS -9lu5ciscu.

De SabreSsgerinmmlHn mo 9eamtenpahl
hes ,,8OnlcpnrD Nnns nno SpnrTerrtnS", Nr.
905, Jiibgcl Str0iic, iinnei TAFT am 6rcitaG
ocn 49, Sitober. ll6r glbenos.
Subu petidle Brdiioent
(SUtO-,tel