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Gilpin observer., 1916-09-07
MEMBER COLORADO Editorial ASSOCIATION
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9TH, 1916.
TAKE YOUR CHOICE

We ask the average intellect to
Judge, whether it is not a disgrace
to any true American, to see man
that was elevated to the high posi-
tion, as judge Of the u. S. Supreme
Court groveling in the political mire,
alongside of such men as Penrose.
Barnes and Roosevelt, whose records
show them to be imbued with all the
ers, in order that the classes shall
again rule the masses, and continue
the regime of making millionaires
from the sweat of of the brow of
labor.
Contrast the decorum of these two
opposing candidates for the office
of president of the most enlightened
republic known, and judge for your
to this high office.
The one is touring the country with
no hegh moral issues to present, why
his party should be restored to pow
Sk anu AiiS oAhs ISSUE pC
ing that Of finding fault with the
acts of the present administration,
without even suggesting a remedy
for the ills he so vividly pictures,
and can present no solution for the
sama
The other, standing upon the high
moral plane of progression, is being
busily employed in the elevation of
his country, its laws and its people,
by educating them along lines that
will forever place America before
the world. as the greatest and fore
most nation. No word Of censure
from these charlatans, can in the
least disturb his d:gnif'ed slumber
No pulsation of his manly heart takes
place, without tender and fatherly
care for the welfare of his 100 ,000,-
900 children. And no sound escapes
his lips berating these of the more
lowly born.
His dignified bearing. acts of just
ice. and constructive legislation. has
so endeared him in the hearts OF
his people. that TIE siren voice of
the malcontent, cannot in the least
divert the intelligent voter from aid
ing in his reelection.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-07

1t Is estimated by Charles Hayden,
the Boston financ'a al authority, that
American securities held abroad have
been reduced from $4,000 900 900 be-
fore the war to $1,000, 100000 at the
present time. At the same time this
country has become creditor of for
eign nations to the extent Of over
s1.5OO, 100000. Under Wilson there.
fore, we have wiped out $1,000. 200, 900
OF foreign Indebtedness and are a
creditor TO the net amount of $780,.
100000. VIII Republican orators kind
ly take note OF this big fact in their
discussion Of financial prosperity. and
also note tfat Uncle Sam was always
a debtor nation unter Republican ad.
ministration?
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-07
STATE SENATOR

Democratic voters OF the Goth sena-
torial district and particularly
those of the mining counties:
l desire the Democratic nomination
for State Senator to be chosen by
your votes on the 18th of September.
became of age and cast my first
vote in this district. l have always
been loyal to the Democratic party
and its principles and, wherever To-
cater, have cheerfully borne my share
OF it's burden.
No other candidate for this office
is better qualified in SO far as educa-
ton, business experience, and a
knowledge Of mining laws and re-
quirements has to do Herewith.
Lave, a more earnest desire to pro-
tect the mining industry in every
possible way.
l have paid taxes in the district
toi liolt tlIdl tlH ~ years tIItlr JEuu
my efforts, directly and indirectly,
probably not less than two million
dollars have been paid in wages to
the metal miners of Colorado. My
references are bankers, merchants
and miners in the district and thru
out the state. / began mining in
Clear Creek county in 1879; lived and
mined for many years in Summit
county, and the past twenty years
have been mining in Gilpin county
(my home is at Central City, where
my interests are among the large
producers.
Inflated atmosphere (hot air) and
oratorical stunts "get us nowhere"
in this day of intelligent reasoning.
l fully and seriously appreciate the
importance of having capable rep
resentative of the mining industry
in the state senate from our district
and 1 solicit your votes, assuring you
that, if nominated and elected, / shall
render satisfactory service
RICHARD c. BENIGHT.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-07

Candidate Hughes in his western
trip had considerable to say about
shotgun prosperity" that would end
when Europe's war was over. Presi-
dent Earring Of the Chicago. Milwau-
kee and st. Paul railroad. after maxi
ing trip to California and back, had
the following to say:
I'VE found things in splendid shape
everywhere in the West. Prosperity
Is not going to end with the war in
Europe. Our factories will be just as
busy after the war as now, for Eur.
ope Is going to use just as much
American material in rebuilding as
i Is using new in the work of des-
truction."
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-07
Thorouuhly Tested.

A candidate for aviation in France
Is subjected to severe tests. He is
submitted to violent and unexpected
shocks. such as the sudden explosion
OF fiashlight powder, revolver shot,
or douche Of ice water and similar
unpleasantnesses. A tambour re.
gisters, under these conditions, the
degree to which his hand trembles.
Naverre, strange to say, was about
the most sensitive candidate that
came before the Aviation School, and
now he is the most daring and sue.
cessful.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-07
SEWERS FINcHER,
Breckenridge, Colorado,
Candidate for Democratic
Nomination for Senator,
26th District.
COUNTY JUDGE

Having been designated by the
Democratic assembly fer t. e nomina-
ton Of County Judge, l appeal to the
members OF that Iarty for their votes
in the primary election. l feel that
l am entitled to this consideration
from the Democrats of the county,
having always been an active and
loyal worker i'm the ranks and as
editor of the Observer a faithful
office through the democratic party.
w. j. STULL.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-07
China Is Planting Trees,

The American commercial attache Mt
Peking reports that the gospel of tree
planting is spreading in China, the
New York Tribune states. And Arbor
day, the truly great invention of the
late j. Sterling Morton of Nebraska,
once secretary Of agriculture, has been
added to the calendar of public fes-
tivals. With characteristic frugality,
however, the Chinese combine the OBJ.
servance with their ancient one,
Ching Ming" when they visit the
graves OF their ancestors-cOrrespon
Ing way to our Memorial day.
No country is more in need of trees
than China. 1t has been styled the
"foresaess nation In one Of ex-
President Roosevelt's conservation
messages Photographic views were
printed tQ show the desolation Of a
great part Of the Chinese domain,
where in ancient times there had been
trees and streams.
No trees, no water-that theory Of
forestry is rather well substantiated.
And without water there can be no
life. China is commonly spoken of
as densely populated country. But.
in fact, the density is in a small part
OF the vast area, more than ninety
per cent of the population occupying
One-third Of the land.
To restore the forests to any con.
siderable part Of China would call for
persistent planting and cultivation
over n long period. But hundred OF
even n thousnnd'years would not seem
long to the Chinese.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-07

Mr.. Hughes. when condemning vii.
sons Mexican policy on his western
trip, never mentiored the fact that
when the governor of Arizona asked
OF President Taft. protection for the
inhabitants Of Douglas. his reply was
Tor the people to protect themselves
IN case Of a recurrence by removing
outside the range OF bullets. This
same class Of men are now howling
about Wilson keeping soldiers to pro-
tect the border.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-07
As we have heretofore as.

As We have heretofore asserted.
women. when given the franchise. ex.
ercise It with as much discretion as
the men. and most emphatically re.
sent the petticoat brigade from the
east, (who have no vote) coming in.
to our state and telling them how to
vote. Mrs. Elizabeth Cass Goddard
OF Colorado Springs, one Of the great
est female writer's of the state. re-
sents 1t as a brazen piece of impu.
dence.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-07

The time once was when q candt
date for county office could sit up
until the wee sma hours in the
morning and when tie returns were
in from the last precinct, he knew
whether he was elected or defeated.
Not so this fall in Colorado. Under
who Is outside his lawful voting do
main can cast his vote and have 1t
sent by mail and credited to the
precinct in which he Is registered.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-07

Next Tuesday will be primary elec-
ton, and many OF the aspiring can
didates will be defeated. Many of
those defeated viii have rancor in
their hearts that will crop out in the
general election. This is one of the
great defects in the primary law and
should be remed'ed by our next legis-
lature. AS the law now stands, 1T is
like arraying brother against brother.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-07

Wandering George is making a cam
pasgn of the state. and has his gall
with him when he undertakes to tell
his hearers that he was the one that
carried the state for prohibition. Our
Swede governor had no more to do
with the majority of the state vot-
ing for prohibition. than the fable Of
Joshua. who commanded tie sun to
stand still.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-07

Frank E. Carringer. of jefferson
county, will undoubtedly be the peo-
pies choice in the primaries next
Tuesday as Judge Gunter's running
mate. Mr.. Carringer has served
that county in the legislature and
thrice elected to the state senate,
and he became known throughout tie
state for his straightforward record.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-07

II Allison Stocker is as unsuccess-
full in the promotion Of the Carlson
campaign, as he was in promoting his
own nomination. we think that he
and George will both have to diet on
worms or wormhples.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-07

Billy Adams after becoming of age
in Colorado's state senate tried to
shove the mantle to other shoulders,
but his sheep-herdi ing constituency
would hear none of it, and Billy will
have to go back to our state con-
gress.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-07
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR

hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the designation and NOM
ination for the office of assessor Of
Gilpin county, subject to the win of
the Democratic assembly and primary.
]. v. THOMPSON.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-07
FOR SHERIFF

l hereby announce my candidacy
for the nomination of sheriff of Gill
pin county, subject to the will of the
Democratic assembly and primary.
ALBERT S. GUNDY.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-07
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS

l hereby announce my candidacy
sor the designation and nomination
of county superintendent CT schools,
subject to the will of the Democratic
assembly and primary.
LOTT1E HAFER.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-07
Put a croes (x) Opposite the Name Of
JAMES A. PULLIAM
Democratic Candidate for
Lieutenant Governor
Primary Election
September 18th, 1916.

Agents Wanted. Catholic to intro
duce Benzigers Magazine. the illus
trated Catholic family monthly. with
premium book. Coed opportunity to
build up a nice business. Benziger
Brothers, 36 Barclay ST., New York.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-07

Cover nment s.atistf:s show T. at 200
people were accidently killed while
hunting last year and the list grows
yearly. Would it not be good idea
Tor some of our amateur hunters to
load their gun with hot air instead
Of bullets?
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-07

Wilson's speech of acceptance.
made at Shadow Lawn" last Sat
urday was quite different document
from Candidate Hughes weak and
vacillating effus.on. that fell as a
wet blanket upon all of his hearers.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-07

Tuesday was tie first meeting OF
the new club year of the Tuesday
Reading club, and was held at the
home OF Mrs. George Williams.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-07
Costs More.

1--WE tried to teach my boy the value
Of money"
"Good thing"
"Well, don't know. He used to
behave for ten cents, but now he
wants a Quarter."-Life.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-07
DISTRICT ATTORNEY

l wish to announce myself as a
candidate for denomination for office
CT District Attorney upon the Demo-
cratic ticket, subject to the will of
Democratic voters at the coming cleo
ton. S. w. JOHNSON.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-07
FOR COUNTY TREASURER

l hereby announce my candidacy
for the designation and nomination
OF county treasurer, subject to the
will Of the Democratic assembly and
primary.
HENRY p. M.TVATER,
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-07

The motor traffic on our streets
Labor Day was SO congested as to
make street crossing dangerous un-
less accompanied by a policeman.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-07
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER

hereby announce my candidacy
for the nomination OF commissioner
of the first commissioners district,
subject to the will OF the Democratic
assembly and primary.
ALBERT LEVERTON.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-07

Who says that Central City is not
getting to be bustling camp? Some
thing doing at the opera house near
ly every night last week.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-07

Mrs. A. II. Day will entertain at
bridge tomorrow afternoon. Guests
will be invited 10 fill five tables.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-07

Plain and fancy screen doors. The
c. o. Richards Furniture Co.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-07

Send the Observer East.
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bell; @ertpaItunssratb. Senrp peass
lad, Weper Weper, unb Carl grnIt,
Sn bas Bidder untcrfuhunssicm.
mittes ipurben eripGblt. Mnton G6s.
ben, Carl Grnft unb Soi. Stubrcr,
SIS purbs beIdlohen. bic Snitallaiiou
Der 9eamten am briiten Spnutaa
udditen MOnats pprsunebmen unp bei
bieier Selesenhgit 5usleid einen &oms
mers ab5ubalten. Bonn Seutihs9lmss
riianiihen Rationalbunb purbe cir
Jinanaauspeis perIeien, aus ipeld,e!a
mir entnebmen, baB fir oas Silfgptrt
in europa aus ben perIhieoeue1
Staaten bes aanoes Bis Sttpbsr 1916
$500, ,035.60 beiseiieuert purben. Ser
Staat aentudp figurirt nit $4,3So..
4s; $8oo,0oo iino idon bersits ben
peri6iebenen Silfsipubs iib;rmitteit
pproeu. Der SaNenbeitanb betrdst
bemnad sesenpdrtis $3,o35.6o.
- 9as Nuto bes Dr. @oip. Ser
mann puroe an Der gOrf unb 3ebns
ten Strabe BON einsr clettriIhen Gar
seiroffen, iuobei Der Qlrst cine Der
rentuns bes Riidgrots erlitt. 0ds
auto ipurbe arg beidGpist.
- Gillian Braun bon Der Sc5iien
uno Columbia Strabe gIitt aaf BEN
Seltenpes an Der 6iinften uub Dort
Strabs aus unb fisl gu 8ooen, ipoEti
iie einen Irmbru9 erlitt.
5oIgsnbe Sobesfane purben in
Der abgelaufeen Wo6e i'm @eIunbs
bettsamt angemeIoet: 5reb anatle,
so Sabre alt; Barbara S9mioi. so;
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lamp, AZ; Sbsrefa Sambere, Rettie
&ins, 66, unb gbiparb GreuB, AZ.
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631 SDerton Strabe iIt geitern an
ZEN 5olseH elmer dirursiIten Speras
tion, lpsGte lie ii9 untersogsn bate,
I'm gltsr bon CT Sabren geIturben.
- Wm. geoslad, pelder i'm Sur
ran SoteI an Der II. uno grigbton
Strdbe angeiteqt III, tpurne in Is'n,m
3immer bur9 entpei6snhes 8as be-
tdnbt, in beiuubtlpfem 3uHa be sss
funosn. gr purbs auf QnprpnuH9
bss Or. SissiHs, peider our ollie
berbsi9erufen porben mar, mad oem
Speers Soipitul ssbraai.
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Yleaiaut Nlbse, 8.
aiiftcr 9,ippcrt ifiIberte in Der St,
Refers Stride bic non ben 9iuiieu
in Sitprcnkcn periibtcn
8reneltbateu.

@pr elmer 3ub6rerT6dft, pelhe BAG
Gctissbaus Bis n1bssu uuf ben | B.
ten 9ias falIte, fprua seitsrn Rih.
ter 9lIfreb &. gippsrt in Der Gb. ct.
qetsrs airhe (qaitor +. 5Obmann)
iiber bic 9erbesrungsn unb Or.
piiitunesn. rusIte bic ruiiiitsn S'r'
ben in Oftpreuber unoerihtst bab,n.
Der Rsbner I6ilberte in srursifers
ben @prten nit tpelher RualoIidtsit
unb 9ruuTamtsit bic onqe6lifeu Srds
uer Der gioilifatirn in b'r fri.oliAer
N'rr"'r' o'Nrrfi unh ME Ti' unnens
Ear. 8erbreftn on Der Ginpubner.
I6ai. perii5t unb @reiieu, Jraren
rno Sinber in bic ii6iriIhe Gin6os
rerftIeppt tottsn. 9u aI'iter 9eit
arpsGirte Fifter Nippsrt an fsire
9uh0rer urnReiiteuern Fiir BIN Foubs,
Ger aum Wieber1ltfbau Der Ssrit1rt'n
Stdhte dufds6rdft nirb. Sei-e
Wnrte mattsn uuf bic 3uEDr 'rftdft
tiefen Gtrprud uno be Gotletts err
CAB Die onTehrli6e summe bon $50,
tie bsm sSonbs fir ben g1iS.ruufhuu
3srftDrter airden iibertpisien tp:rben
lpirn.
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NcippDrt.

gie Repport Sffiee fir bas Sin
eiunatier 8olfsblGtt" beiinoet iidl in
gap. 339 Yorf Strake, sesrniiber
Sem GOnrtbOuis, mOislbit Teuisfei.
ten, anseisen II. |. III. Bis 8 llbe
Abcnos entgegengenunmen iperoen.
Selepbpn Soutt 2401.
= d Dabti DER unteritiiBs
uHgs 8erein.
Der S9pdbii9e Sssenieitiee uns
terltiiBungsDerein belt ssitsrn inter
benz 9oriiB beg prGiibenten aucas
Gauber ieine regelmdbiss 9eI6af.sz
OeriammIuns db, IN tpelder bic geeeHr
pdrtissH 8eamten nit Iusnabme bes
gbds. g. Rieoer siuftimurig pisDerer,
pdhIt tpurben. Serr Rieber ertlirte,
bab er fstner 9ef9dfts negen nitt
I'm Staabs iei, bas @mt bes proto,
tolfetretars su berfeben, mas NIT Ycs
eauern CUR ReuntniB scnommer tpar,
De. an oeneu StelIe purbs 6err 6irtb
eriudbIt. Die Beamten iino: prGIi,
bent. 2ucas 2auber; @iseprdfbent,
Grdn3 Spraul; Yrotoion<@etretdr,
Gran5 Sirtb; Ginanszss,retdr, Senrs
GablDis; @4asmeiitss. JOiwt Wsp
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ten Scntlben Sitten iino Gebrdiiten
i,no netnlet gud) IN bieier sriegs5eii
Gin IcrtiIo OH ocm oeutiden SeIoss.
polf, Dos bis 1crnb 5iyr Sugeno Der
@eIt seist, mas oeiitides aonncil m!c
oeiItides Dpttrertrnnen oerHl1g.
.2uua gannenbaum reip. inter
i'm gelort uiid, cin Bsihcff. Nen.
Der Saiispater ben @elbiiabtsbaunl
idjmiiGt unh Die @eifsnfe onrnntsr.
!!egt, bann Seltft er nift an iists er
hcnft ilar, mic er ieincu Ginbern, Jet.
iier Sortilie cine Sreitee bereiten
taun. sIl,h mir ipelen beiite uHiere
@ahen lftter Den 2if)terbcum legeh
b. 4. ole Sherilein, Die mir beite oirt
oicies sscit eriibriccn fiir Die gtrincn
ima siranfen, icfpobI i'm @erein als
aud, fir bic SrmiBcn ir Der alten Spei.
matb.
1tocr Der Serr oa5u oieies 5sit
reidDlir5 ieguen.~
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0eburten.

Snrrp uno SsIorence Susbes, Sn'
milton, g.. anabe.
2Sames unb Morp @arino, 600 6.
yhNiaan Strabe; anabe.
glntboup inIo 2nura 8urborot.
4124 80. Stra e; anabe.
Soc uno 2ena Strub, 121 aubIofp
Strube; &nabe.
Srtpin uno sIItce Saub, College
Sill; Wdbhen.
Ser6inanb uno SSenrlie Bon @pb,
1903 Bruce slpe. RdS6en.
Martin uno Wurp &pan, 307 Ore.
gon StraBe; Mdbfen.
Safe uno Grace RuffIep, 1925
gaitern @pe.; W1ohen.
eopar6 lnb Florence Come, 919
@eit 5iebeIlte StraBe; Mab@en.
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Hemtibes 1beater.
statt Ses ausefiinSisten oCperetten.
id)lagers" gibt co clue gnrleste.

Dos Stiid piles ilappt!", pel4,s
Die DIRECTION aIs rSpsrstteni9lager'
aHsetiinbisi bate, 1T isiu S3lassr,
aud teine Opsretts, ni&t tinmdl cine
poHe, ionbsrn sine 9urIsste. aIf
reId ssiitigem Ripeau bas Stid itsbs.
Saiiir cine Sti6probe; .Was m Der
llnterIaisb 5ipiidsn sinem Gi6bDrH'
den unb einem piano2" .Sos Gifs
b6rn6en lam auf sinsn 9aum tleis
tern unb bas piano ni6t.' 60 's'
fprofen i'm sriten att ppn ~allss
tlappt!@ Tenno4 baben on oisi:m
Mahfpert' orei NdRner eedrbeitst;
spsi baben bic aalausr suiammsn'
eeItoppeIt uRb Der britt. bic Wluili.
Ten publitum Ibisn bos Opus ab;r
gu eefaIIsn, benn bic peri6ieesasn
Giuplets, nit pel6en Rpiel Dr'p,
gSera Map.r, Ri9arb 2suid, Wilp
9iebrih unb Robert Sonnen5tfg
auftpartsten, funtsn 9lnslung unb
murben tii3tie bflatidn. Tie Selli'
der ipolltsn ielbit sinmaI aussslai':n
iein unb ba fam ibHeu oas ousss!a's
iene Siiid oans reAt.
gldfften SCnntng asIdnst bas wsi'
IiiGrIuitipiel III, garbdrtn", oon
cicbiter, sur Quiiiibrans. uiIb m
spuntda barauF oIs SsIpeittrDpritel'
lung Gin. pir.lits Speretie. gsft
bss Serrii Scbinii
SntereiIont 1T bic antiines'
ouns, tob SRI. Tliunu Dorm IN :;
c,tsr,f., r1.tfpjrfsu r,tro.
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1ie ssriebensfrase
Dirb einssbenb BON ber .5rGH'furt'r
3sitins- erSrisrt.

Gmiterbam, pid 2oubon, IL.
DECEMBER. - Die .5raHifurter 3sis
tiins" Inst in siHsm artiisl iibsr bic
Srisb.nsporf6lGge bag 5cIgenps:
.9eati6IdRb muB iein gemih:n
barduf ri6tsn, bab es ben Gutsnis'
m69ien nitt srm6gIidt pir6, en-.
ausipsitenbe antpOrt gu geben. Nir
erportsn, oab lei gssiHn ner llnier'
banbIuugsn bic anii4teu Ueit aus
einan6ergebsn tprben, absr biqts
Dirb tptuistr gu bsoeuten babsn, Ic'
boo bic miinblidtn 4useinanber'
fstungsn Beginner. Der Stanopuntt
her beiben parisien III nit ge5us aaf
bic alssmeinsn 3isIs bes ariegss IN
pisler 5infi6t ber sIeifx unb man
mub bic beutf9e gcts babin dufIaf'
fen bab Elm Sbil Der gcrf4Iass
Geutidlaubs ii6 auf bic Wiebersins
fssung bon iniernutiondI.n aonper'
ticneu bsSieht, bur9 ipelds internutio.
nal. Gpufliite bsrmieon unb Der
Mslifriebe geiidxri fperben ioa."
4uf bic gl0glidieit binipeiieno.
oab bic burd Riiitunssn peruria9isn
aaitsu rerrinsert iperben t5nnten, bs'
merit bic 3situns. bab iie ein at'
tommsn in bieIsm Sinne, unseiitts
bss Sammers. ipsIdsn Der artea pers
uria4t BAT. fir mOsIi5 bGlt. es teib.
bann in BEN artitsI:
rWan mub iebod nidt perlangsu,
baB Seutftlanb in Der @errinasrung
f.in.r Sruppenmaht Den nnbsrea
9dnbern porausee9t. 5erHerbin sIaubt
9tutiblunh mid: an cine abihdfiuna
Der aGssmsinen DsbrpfIi4t Obihon
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friib fpesen @srlebuns bes ai,ensas,
iebss burd bic Setsitibes Deatbsrbp.
Tiers uno SOhnion perbafiet-
Nebel
Ridtet In Der Rdbe ber
engIifden adfe nIIers
Tel u nbeiI an.

let u II peIl II.
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burd ben bi6ten Rebel peruriafi.
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ben mar.
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ocn porismcutb sef6isppt tperpsn.
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abrss iiranbste in Der 55be oss Sl'
fens BON gbiheiter.