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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-14
B. p. O, ELKS.

Keokuk lodge No. LOG, meets first
and third Thursday nights at Elks'
hall, Sixth and Blondeau streets.
Club rooms open daily. Visiting breth.
rem cordially invited. Henry Y. Craw.
ford. E. r.: Leroy ]. Wolf, secretary.
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Puckechetuck lodge No. 43, meets
every Friday evening at 500 o'clock.
w. l.. Utley, N. g.; George w. Inn
megart, permanent secretary.
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Il OLE .

Morning Star lodge No. 5. meets
at Fifth and Blondeau. X. OF p. build.
ing, Tuesday at 1870. r. S. Ulrich,
{ hancellor commander; J. A. Burgess,
K. of r. and s. Visiting Knights fra.
ternaIly invited.
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FkArERNAL CARDS

Eagle lodge No. II. holds its regu.
La meeting the first Tuesday evening
OF each month.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-14

Hardin lodge. No. 20, holds its regu,
lar monthly meeting the first Mon
day evening of each month.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-14

Gate City Chapter No. z, r. A. NJ
regular meeting second Friday oil
each month.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-14

Paterson. N J.. is the leading SILK
city in the United States.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-14

A young condor does not fly until
after it il wear old
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-14

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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-16
P0RKERS
or BERKELEY COUNTY

There has been much SAID about
big hogs for IL and b months. bu.
The latest pofker news hand ths
saner's laurel5 "a Cannon Hill Mr.
Mrs. r. S Nolt Miss Lena FE5eze
M and Mrs John Eichelberger. NJ
Eizie Wood and Mr. Harry Woo
burchered wo immense hogs for VI
Preston Wood. Of that community Tho
largest WEIGHED t49 pounds AMI the
smallest 405. They were but clever
months old and had been fed corn
meal and wheat by Mr. Wood who
bought tbem from Mr. John Eichel
berger. The brobdignagains were
thoroughbred Chesters and If anybody
in this section Of the country can
beat this record the people OF Can
non Hill requese them TO make r
known through the columns Of The
Journal
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-16
Street Car Trouble is Over In
WilkeS-Barre, Pa.
STRIKE CAUSED LOSS OF
FIVE MILLION DOLLARS
For First Time In Ia Months
Public Is Today Using Trol.
ley Cars Freely-Most of the
Old Men Taken Back.
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W 'fNN'""'o"d' NEWS SefVtoe,l
Wilkes Barre. Pa Dee. 1.-THE
strike ON the lines of the Wilkes.
Barre street railroad. that has been
tsSed n cont Of s5,000000 during
mouths was officially de
ea e today The strikers unaul.
Hsuals aSreed To accept peace offer
n tafed BIZ the United Mine Work.
~ 81 fw ica. The company rein
at2isd - Il the 100 strikers today.
the Fest are To be given employment
aH aeon as possible
The men will get nat wage rate
after January |, giving them 25 cents
ner hour for the first year, 2Gb cents
for the aecond.yenr men, aud "a
cents for the third.y year men. The
company also agreed to withdraw all
7uits against the strikers. but the
company is given the right to refuse
10 employ any who have made them.
telveg Objectionable
The pence terms give tho men an
lncrense Of Is per cent i'm wages. aft.
er January l, 1917 Trolley cars, for
The first time since the strike was
declared, today were carrying thou.
lands Of passengers
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-16
HIGH
SOCIETIES ENTERTAIN
Delightful Literary Affair Was
Held Friday Night.

The two literary soc,etiea OF tbe
Hedeestale Haa school case a.
Hghtm entertainment Friday nEht
i'm the high school building Of that
place ana an audience that packed
The buiIdiue 10 ,he doors frequently
evidenced thclr noere appreciation
By unainlcd applause il Was me an
nuala holiday literary program. Pre-
ident William Hu.fer Of The Milton
tan sociaHy pre- 3ea and the program
was as follow
Chorus "s6 >8aht" by tine oe.
ef.cs
Dabase. oH.a That the boz ii
today has d honar chance 70 make
life success financially d5aa fae
boz Of dag year aeaot Tae quo
ion Was ably debated By charla E.ae
FOR tae agfma and France Tab
for tor fbr negative The negative
won
Vocal ol5 - Margaret Ropp a-@
violin accompaniment by Charlie
RoDp. james Iar and Paul Luu
Recitation D. z75le Wood
Book fepas Ralph Beai
Piano Dua' b Georgia LiHgaHfaH
~ and F5rga lHen
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-16
SPECIAL MEETING
HELD BY THE OWLS
And Class Is Initiated-DanCe
An Enjoyable Affair.

The Martinsburg nest Of owls held
a well-attended special meeting ar
the lodge headquarters Friday night
and initiated class of candidates.
The work was conducted by Mr. J.
F. Johnson, of Mason City, Iowa one
Of the big" men Of rhe order and i
was very interesune TO the mem
bers. as well as The candidate
The dance Friday night in Thorn
wood Han was attended by very
large crowd. These social events are
becoming very popular with the
young people. and are always enjoy
able.
The prizes In HE elimination dance
one in which several numbers arr
called out az intervals and the couple
holding these numbers retire from
the floor until BIT enc couple remain.
were won H. Miss Sylvia Richards.
who danced wi,h Nh George s. Mar
tin
Music was furnished By the City
Band Orchestra
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-16
CAPT. VIEWER 70 ATTEND
MEETING OF OFFICERS

Cent George l.. Viewer OF this city.
commanding otHcef Of Company +
he local National Guard oreaniza-
ION. vii leave tonight tor Fairmont,
o attend meeting OF the officers o.
The First Regimen, of state militia.
which will be held tomorrow. Several
matters of importance to the Nation
al Guard viii come up for considera-
ion The meeting will be held on
sunday because many Of the officers
could not get away from their bust.
ness during The week.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-16
I Teacher Of Psychology At Har-
ward For Ia Years.
DEFENDER OF GERMANY
SINCE WAR COMMENCED
His Heart Broken When Pub
licly Denounced As High
Glass Spy OF Germany
Storm Center For Two Years
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Boston. Dee. l6.-proG Hugo Nuns.
orbage professor Of psychology of
Harvard College droppead dead ear.
~ today while addressing a class at
Radcliffe lrtause excitement pre-.
vailed among the girls "a The class.
room Prof Muustofberg was 81
years old. and had seemingly been in
perfect health up to the moment of
death. which is believed to have been
luz to hear disease.
Prof Muasterbere had been wor}
ue night aud day since the war be
gan answering criticisms made in
magazine and newspapet articles aga
ngt him, and had been under an In
ense nervous strain
Prof Mustenberg CAM 10 Harvard
IA years ago. but had meyer become
nj American citizen lie was a per
soBal friend of the kaiser. and had
written books upon the relations Of
Germany and the United States. lie
vas recently called. al public meet
M in Boston ii hEh=class spy 10
he kaiser" and Prof Munaterberg
was known TO feel this keenly as he
"a also that the var had severed
his long Friendship with Prof Josiah
Royce
Prot Munstorberg conducted Glars
os in Radcliffe College. as did most
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England Viii Determine
Matter OF War Or Peace

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WASHINGTON, Dee 1G-Great Brit
an VIII decide The reply Of IN
,nlen,e allie 10 Gemnany's peace pro
7osai~ tbs Vas nade very plan m
5plomatic eFcics here Today Tae
elton Of the Russian duma. susges-
ions from itay that the war mus
20 on. and French opposition r.
peace excepting with The sword, hav'
no material bearing on the situation
diplomats say. England is fnancine
the war, and her allies will accept
her decision, is the view of the en-
-.re diplomatic corps. President VII
son and his adviser
Officials Remain Pessimistie
Although official and diplomatic
circles remain pessimistic in their
views of the result of the German
suggestions that the Teutonic allies
were ready to talk peace" there
was some announcement being TAX
IN from the changed attitude Of
Great Britain The fact that sources
closest 20 the British embassy here
admit that there viii be real consid
ration of the peace suggestions. is
u least step forward If no othe'
action is taken than to consider II,
proposal ON its merits. at least 2
-roundwork will have been laid for
senewal Of some kind Of peace nego
iations at later date.
Wilson To Take Some Step
PFesiden, Wilson Is determined f.
AXE some step in the near future t.
" TO end the war lust how b
hail move remains 70 be decided +
IS admitted that to have accompanied
fhe German suggestion with re
7uest for action, when all German
asked was that the proposition @bc
transmitted. would have been cor
sidered aaicious by the entente pow
ars But there is no reason why. Off
cials say this country should not ac
for peace, in view of its position be
.ween the fires Of all bellieerente
Summary Of tile views Of cabinet OF
acees. who carefully insist. thai the
IRE NOT quoting the president. ind
aates thaa his prpsent position g.
abou' a. follows
Pos ton OF The President
He Is convinced that any action b
his government mus be of a form
al character. The rights Of The Uni
ed States are very materially cor
cerned. because of the continued in
frineement OF its rights under ey
isting international law This beinr
so, the United States has the riehs
70 speak freely regarding the advisa
bility OF ending the war Vithou
fear OF giving offense to any one
The administration now is receiving
CONTAMINATION ~ uArv CIV
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WHEAT TAKES JUMP
IN CHICAGO MARKET
Sharp Advance Today After a
Period Of Depression.
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Chicago Dee 1G-Wheat rebound
d sharply today from the depression
the last few days, which had r.
ulted from peace rumors. May fu
ures advanced 3la to ~ above yes
erday's close at the opening of the
heat pit here. July futures climbed
z 10 SIS in sensational buying. aHf
December made an advance OF ~
Reports that the Russian duma had
elected Germany's peace ogertures
tartcd the market skYward
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-16
DOG AR0USES FAMILY
AND PREVENTS A FIRE

Al lat" hour last hlRht the family
# Mrs Nettie Adams. Of West Vir-
sinia avenue, were aruosed by the
parking of Mr. Il u. Adams now dog
'oming down stairs to inyeatigsto
hey were alarmed to find that
2ieco Of wall paper had fallen from
be eriling upon Tho parlor stove and
#as ON fire The blaze was prompt.
cNtiupuiahcd and Tho dog now ranks
Ugh in the esteem OF the family Very
kcly his barking saved them from
nuea damage II not death by fire or
uffoeation
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-16
FIREMAN HARRIS HAS
A FIGHTING CHANCE

Fireman buvaH Harris who was
badly injured Thursday night near
berry Run, when run down by an
engine aud tool car while tagging
or his TRIM has lighting chance
and is III present holding his own at
The city Hospital. where he was
brought tho night In question. There
ao telling at this mncture Just how
his case will develop. but all are trust
ing for the best. although no false
hopes ate being entertained
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-16
BRITAIN TO HANDLE THE GERMAN PEACE PROPOSAL
Tar Injunction Denied
BY Federal Court TodQy

\ special session Of ,he Fedora
Court Wa held here today for tn,
purpose Of hoarins final arguments
and handIns down IA decision in whaf
is known as the Fairmont tW Va)
charter case. which WIS brought be
fore the court upon petition for IN
injunction 10 refrain the city of Fair
mont from Issuing $750.0o0 in bonds
for municipal improvements tom
pol ny injunction was isauea some
tin aso and the arguments today
W. upon the pefmWcncy or dis
solution OF the restraining order
The tribunal hearing the ease was
composed of IndRe letter c. Pritch.
ard and Judtc Charles A. Wood, nom
bers Of the Federal Circuit Court of
Appeals. at Richmond, and Judge
Aston G Dayton, of the Northern
District ComI Of Woat Virginia. Ar.
eamenta were stiH being submitted
ibis afternoon. but It is expected that
tho decision VIII BE- handed down
late today
This case WIS recently before the
Supreme Court OF West Virginia up.
on the question Of the constitution
nifty Of the Fairmont charter and
tho Stnle supreme Court held that
the charter WIS legal It is said that
tie Federal Court has been with.
holding decision until the question of
eonaauaonalty had been paascd up.
on BY tho Slate Supreme Court
important Tax Case Decided
Tin injunction suit of the Bald
win Tool Works. Of Wheeling. and
other state corporations, against
State Ta& Commissioner Fred q
Blue. which seeks to restrain The
state taK commissioner from collect
INK taxes upon incomes Of corpora.
tiona. was decided today at the seq.
sion q. Federal Court when the tom
porary Injunction was dissolved Thia
at was heard at Eltins in July last
b. judge reifchard. and judge
Woods Of tbc Circuit Court Of Ap
peaIa. a. Richmond. and District
Iadee edward Waddell, of the Rich
m6ud District Federal Court JUDI
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-16
Demands That That Country Be
Placed Under VenizeloS.
FRENCH DRIVE FORWARD
ALONG VERDUN FRONT
Captured More Than 1900
Prisoners and Several BIZ
Guns, AS Well As Strip of
Enemy Territory.
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London, Dec. l6=The London
Times, in an editorial ON the Greek
situation, calls for the dethronment
of King Constantine L says.
THE true remedy for Greece, II
her present unhappy and divided cor
dition. IS 10 keep her sword sheath
ed and to place the country under
control Of Venizelos.3
The Chronicle declares that the al
lies did not seek to shove Greece in
10 the war. but that drastic action
was necessary to remove the grow
ing menace in that country Meth
er military, naval nor shipping con
siderations favor our taking on fresh
enemies in the Balkans" says the
Chronicle
French Drive Forward
Paris, Dec 16.-The French troops
in an advance yesterday north o.
Douaumont and between the Meuse
and Woevre rivers. captured NOR
than 800 prisoners and several
heavy guns, according to the Frenct
official communication issued this
evening. The advance was oyer q
front of 10 kilometers 6 miies) and
to depth of kilometers q II miles,
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RUNNER BREAKING UP
UNDER HEAVY WAVES
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New Work, Dec. 1s-Steadily pound
by gale-whipped waves, the gov
rhment transport Sumner which
vent aground off Barnegat shoals Oh
Monday night apparently was breal,
1g up today II iF believed she vii.
Don 20 to pieces
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IS OPERATED ON

Miss Bertha Guvor, Of Reliance,
Va, was operated on this morning ~
thc cry Hospital and il getting
along nicely She is a sister Of Rev.
pr w e Gruver paatm Of First
United Brethren Church
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-16
French Drive Forward
LOCAL HIGH DEFEATS
CUMBERLAND ROSE BUDS

In a splendidly played game on the
Y. NJ G \. aoor Friday night tho
High School quint defeated the Cum.
berland Rose Buds by a score of 3G
to IS A large and deeply interested
crowd of fans witnessed the victory
4 number of cadets from the Shenan-
doah Valley Academy OF Winchester,
were here to see the game
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NEW YORK "BEAUTlFUL"
Will COST 100000
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New York. Dec fG- Twelve inch
of snow, which New Workers. didn't
rider and don't vast viii cost them
500 eco anyway city officials today
estimated that il will take this amount
remove the first snow Of the sea
ron. # WAS tn heaviest fall in
ingle day in &c years
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ILLINOIS TOWN BURNS:
FIREMEN HAD NO WATER
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Manhattan. IL, Dec 16-Fire which
started in a hotel in oae of the main
business blocks. Of the town rapidly
is consuming several buildings. and
threatens destruction of the entire
town. Volunteer firemen are ham
pered by the lack OF water. and fire
men from Joliet, five miles away. are
unable to use their apparatus Man
haitian is railroad junction town 40
miles from Chicago. is population
il about 1900.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-16

Mrs Lucy Price and baby. the .ae
tor being born recently at The City
Hospital left for their nome on Bae.
kelley Place
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-16
FOR CHRISTMAS

Fruit Cakes. Pound Cakes. Layer
Cakes. Angel Food and Devil Food
Cakes and large assortment Of small
cakes at SCHNEIDER s BAKERY
l. Is e. Up Both Phones
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Rubbcrs to suit every
man, woman aad child al
4sc per pair. The Leader,
I 0uie Linsic.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-16

Ladies, buy a new sui Tor Christ.
mas at one-half price $50 Suits to
choose from at Emmert S. fp It
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80 Ladies and Misses Suits exact
y oue-haIf price at Emmert's Up II
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WEATHER

Fair ard cold tonight fair and warm.
er Sunday
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Mrs laura ~ F. tier

1c1HTINUE I'D ON PAGE sIXJ
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CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-12
0Ir arn,e 8ranfe.
Gin mmseMannter @Oblttdter itiftct
ibueH Gin Ueneiuussbeim.

ReD. syront 8. Relion DON gbriit
Gburd unb i.in superintendent 9os
paro Bacon babtn seitern befaunt
semadt, Elm unssnauuter Wobltbdtsr
babe ibnen bic Udttel an 9anb seses
ben gum 4nfauf Der alten 5eiHidtte
Der Gamilie Spins in Der gtdbe BON
gtiIforb unb llmpanolung btrielbsn
in elm Gensiunssbsim fir armsns
trants Der Stoot Cincinnati. Die Ser
rem Nelfon uno Bacon iinb BON benz
.olen Sitter gu sRubdnosrn ernannt
lporoen unb lie iptrben in @emeins
idaft nit Der Social Serbice QlHoeiz
alton bes anssueintn itdbiiiden
arantbauies feline Diini6e unb abs
iidtsn ausfiibren. Gas Geneiunssbsim
ioa armsn SrausH uno ainbern 5u
8uts tommen, bic 1a9 ibrem 8erlair
ZEN bes arantsnbauies nod bdufis Der
Ra6tur In lGnbIitsr llmsebung unb
piel frifter 2uft lsbiirfen. Das I'm.
ipsIen 1T 70 sicr.s srob unb daf bems
islbsn befinbst Ii9 Elm Wobnbaus NIT
Is 3immsrn, Elm qddterbaus unb cine
srit in iiinsiten Sa9ren gsbauie S4sus
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grOb uno stein
BON gIfreb Ri6aro Meper.
5ur 3eit inn SeIbe.

gl6enb IN Gent. Wan ipeit niaitG;.
nal nid,t, ct man bur6 ons 49,, II,
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Itaoct nid)ts. Wfau III ieoenfaIls iiir
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biel, iinb folte man besbafb nid,i
ihon ariiriftig banfbnr iein2 altoil
gebt iiber bic 2eie. Widu itelf ploslid
mtf Der 9sIacc Sainte4ebarailoe
Sod, rnat iiber iein @eipanH glepturl
nit Dem Grei5nd bic monnmeIitnle
;saiiabe beS Diidmarfts. sied,ts bn-
ncbcn bic pldnriihe 9fendiiianec oes
Solpi, gsenemaer init Der pergoloe.
ten Gtdtie bes beiligcn SalrentiuS
Die Stride Der Sfiitpatrpnin bon
Gent nber, bic Stride Der SeiIieeIl
gbarilois - iie itarb IN einem vi.
Ter BON so Snhren glnno 40 - ibr
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idapln6cn; cinige irenige Mdte fin0
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ert. @ie eiu 5lim Sprinlge gebudtes
llilsebcucr ipidJit gegeniibsr bas
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Die MaHer fteisen.
gon Der 1nnr Der 9leseilpsriOee
bGnst Is ab, ub @eiabr elmer
llsbcridpmmnns ba 1T.

Der Jlub, iu.ltsr Dor iuapp einsr
Wods .rit Don Ter G'eiabrlinie, einen
WaHsritano pOr 80 Sub 5uriidastres
ten 1T, bsiinbet iia iuieoer I'M S,teisen.
Der WaHnitano mar seiteSn Wprgen
1915 SUB unb mar infoIse bes undui'
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fdon ipisbsr auf 40.2 Jub. Das Sisis
gen bGIt Iansiam an, bod TT eas
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far. seresHet unb bic 9ebenfliife iinD
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barst BON ben @itterungsDerbdItniH
ab, bic aIlerbinss siHsm ipsitsrn WaHe
fen bes Jluii.s rsdi eiiniiis iiHb. aluH
Der WsiIIcr,et faust an. bSsartis aus
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aufbreHsn Der aaHsite bic unliepldn.s
gntbedina MAIDEN, bab iie MIR Aiilt'
tiinsen unb anbere fir Die 2trrt'i
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6auie 30. 410 gbeitnut StraBe I'M
Sid no &aiIette unb papisre &C.
fern Worsen sefunbn uno perm
Gebn tpitber susdteat purbsn. N
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tern aus SroD, g., einen gsipinen
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brst Monaten als 9unbeseefanssrler
i'm bortisen @sfdnsniB bsfunbsn
bate, neil er anssilast iisbt on urls
seiebltdem RotainbanbsI betbeiligt sea
ipsien su fein. 6ier foa Gers,ion jsBt
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