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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-07-06
LOYD'S BRAIN LEAKS

Ed Baker says you can't make
the young folks believe it but it
is about a million times easier to
get married than it is to stay
married.
Newt Dollar says il some WON.
en- were not dressed that way
you would never be able to guess
that they were in mourning.
Uncle Billie Lloyd says q man
always talks too much during
his courtship but he never real
lied the fact until after he is
married.
Miss Vina Harper who is q
good cook always snorts with in
dignation when she sees a cook.
ing school graduate weigh and
measure everything she puts in.
to what she is going to prepare.
Mrs. Albert Elder said to Mrs.
Duer my husband says I've
made another man out of him.
You'd better look out rr the first
thing you know he'll be looking
around for another mans wife.
He had been courting the girl
for a long time. 1t happened on
Sunday night after church. They
were sitting on the back porch
and she looked with ineffablt
tenderness into his noble blue
eyes. Tom she murmured, dion:
you tell me once that you would
be willing to DO any act of hero
ism for my sake. Yes Matte
| would gladly repeat the state
ment now, he replied. Well Tom
| want you to do something real
ly heroic for me. Speak on oar
ling what is il? Ask me to b
your wife, we've been foolini
long enough.
| Uncle Tom Carlton says | new
er knew but one man who neve
told q lie to his wife. He vas
bachelor.
| Ed Baker says, the man VII,
has q small salary and q big fam
lily has as much trouble maxim
b tn ends meets - . puppy doe
when he is chasing his own tail
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-07-06
Madame Julia Claussen.

Madame Julia Clauesen, her
husband, her daughters, Pierre
Henrotte her violinist his wife
wife and daughter, Marcel Char
lier her pianist. and Miss Wood
the Governess Of the Misses
Claussen, and Mr.. Hudson the
manager Of transportation. tot
al of ten people were quite a dis
tinguished patty stopping in our
city last Friday.
They travelled in a private car
which was pretty hot when side
tracked in the R. R. yards in the
sun and they appreciated and
enjoyed the hospital ! e
shade and beautiful lawn at the
Baker home near the station and
were given a hearty welcome
there, by the little Mistress Of
the home, Miss Gladys Bak.
er.
To show their appreciation
Miss Gladys was given several
automobile rides about the city,
showing the visitors the sights
and she was invited 10 be q mem
Der Of their party at the perform
ance that evening at Chautauqu,
tent Everyone should be kline
to strangers. il 10 never forgot
ten, but on the contrary is re
membered and appreciated by al
people Of refinement.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-07-06
An Evansville Man Weds One
Of Crittenden's Fair Daughters.

Wednesday June 2Sth Mr.. VIM
Edwards. of Evansville, Ind,
came to Marion on the 9:45 train
and after procuring the necessary
papers was united in marriage
to Miss Monte Horning in the
porlor OF Mr.. and Mrs. John d.
Worley on Court Street.
Rev. u. G.. Hughes officiating.
While the groom is a stranger TO
us he is q man Of fine appearance
and we trust the bride has been
fortunate in winning his heart
and hand. He is engaged in the
mercantile business in his city.
The bride is one Of the charm
ing daughter Of George Horning
Of the Crittenden Springs com.
munity. She is an accomplished
young lady and will grace the
home Of him who was 30 forum.
ate as to win her. They left on
the evening train for their fut.
ure home in Evansville.
We wish them much joy, hap
piness and success through life,
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-07-06
Double Taxation Scored.

Ashland, KY. July l. The
Kentucky Tax Commission met
citizens of Ashland at the Elks
Home yesterday afternoon to
discuss the important question of
ta%a'i ion. Senator Hite H. Huf-
taker, of Louisville, as chairman
of the commission, presided. T.
NJ Adams, president Of the Nor
ton Iron Works, made the attack
on the double taxation system in
the strongest terms and said the
Kentucky tax on foreign corpo-
ratiuns was a two edged sword.
1t cuts right and left, he said;
it drives capitol from the state.
Present at this meeting were
Senator Hite H. Huffake, o
Louisville; Senator 5. R. Glenn
Eddyyille; Senotor II. NJ. Brock
Harlan: I. T. Gardner, Bardwell
G. l.. Pickett, Shelbvville; RIB.
Hutchcraft, Paris; Clarence E,
Walker Louisville.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-07-06
Big Storm Here Monday

Monday afternoon there was
a downpOur Of rain accompanied
by wind, thurder and lightning
and hail. The extreme heat was
almost unbearab'e and the mer-
curry which had scared up in the
9Os for several days took a tum-
die so that Monday night and
since then the weather has been
quite pleasa mt. The hail which
fell here soon melted but was as
large as the end Of ones fore fin
ger hi'
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-07-06

One Of the most pathetic
deaths to occur in Marion this
season was that of Don" Bos-
ton on Tuesday afternoon at two
O'Clock in the grass lot in. the
rear of his masters mansion.
Don" was the name of the
gray buggy horse used for many
years by the Bostonians and he
was q pet and never given very
hard tasks. He sulled consider
ably last week when Miss Susie
was seen to pass him in a New
Maxwell" and grew perceptably
worse when Ted and Maurie
spinned by him without speak.
ing. The climax Of his troubles
came Tuesday when he saw the
boss himself cautiously driving
the car out Bellville street, DON
went TO the rear Of the lot, whirl-
ed around a few times and fell
over. Altho attended promptly bv
the best veterinarian in the city
he refused to rise and soon
breathed his last.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-07-06

The new member of the firm
is well known to most every
man in the county, having been
born and reared near Crittenden
Springs n d having resi- d.
ed here many years in the old
Blue homestead which is his
property.
Mr.. Daughtrey lives in his
own property purchased recent
ly of j. B. Kevil, on East Depot
street.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-07-06
julius Fohs Makes Valuable
Donation to Kendall College

Mr.. David B. Fohs shipped
this week forty-six cases o f
rocks, the rock and fossil collect
ion of his brother, Mr.. julius F.
Fohs of Tulsa, Okla, which will
be donated to Kendall College at
that place, of which Prof. Chas.
Evans is at the head. The col
lection will be known as the
''Fobs Collection" and contains
many rare specim ems. and
mostly from Crittenden county
mines.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-07-06
an IMPORTANT
Law ENACTED
To All Who Are Now Holding, or
May Hereafter Hold Unrecord-
ed Deeds or Mortgages.

For the benefit of all who are
now holding, or may hereafter
hold unrecorded deeds or mort
cages, | hereby publish a new
law enacted by the General AS
sembly of the Commonwealth of
Kentucky at its last session.
mo deed or deed of trust or
mortgage conveying a legal or
equitable title to real or personal
estate shall be valid against a
purchaser for a valuable consid-
GRAFTON, without notice thereof,
or against creditors, until such
deed or mortgage shall be ac-
knowledged or proved according
to law, and lodged for record.
The word creditors as used
herein shall include all creditors
irrespective Of whether or moi
they may have acquired a lier
by legal or equitable proceedings
or by voluntary conveyance.
| now have 495 unrecordet
deeds on file in my Office, whicl
under this law, do not guarante'
good title to your property unit
recorded.
Respectfully.
L. E. Guess, C. C.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-07-06
To All Bird Lovers.

A meeting is called for Friday
evening, July 7th 1880 P. NJ. at
the School Auditorium to perfect
permanent organization of Bird
Club. All are invited to attend.
1t is free. j. F. Dodge Presi.
dent.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-07-06
OUR REDPATH
CHAUTAUQUA
Was a Great Success, and Every
body Greatly Pleased With
The Fine Program.

which spent such a delightful
week with us. beginning Friday
, June 23rd and ending June 3Oth
folded their tents silently and
like the Arab stole awg Friday
night after Madame Claussen's
performance. The earliest risers
SATURDAY morning could find no
trace of the vast tent or any of
the Redpath propsrtv on the lot so
recently en!.vened by their
speakers. singers and musicians
The engagement here was
highly satisfactory aod the man
aeement especially pleasing.
The Superintendent. Rev. II. \.
Barbee # Mayfeld was the
right man in the rightp.a-e and
won a warm place in tue hearts
I OF our people and TO him much
'credlt is due for the 1917 engage
ment OF the Redpath Chautauqua
for Marion. The gate men and
all the attaches were polite and
aifable, and were courteous IN
their department with all patrons
or Others who came in contact
with them.
Now as to the attractions
there was no complaint. The
morning lecturer, Mr.. W. B.
Amsbury and the children's
worker. Miss Elsie Cummings,
were both up TO the former
standard IN qpality II not IN
J NUMBER oil thelr appearances
Friday afternoon and evening
the Killarney Girls entertained
the crowd under most trying
conditions as flood second only
to Noah's fell during the day
which prevented many from
hearing Mr.. VIM. Rainey Bennett
although everyone who heard
him on q previous engagement
wished to have that pleasure
again. Weatherwax brothers
who were pleasantly remember
ed having appeaaed here on the
Lyceum Bureau a few years ago,
were given an enthusiastic re-
eeption Saturday afternoon and
evening.
{ Monday afternoons attraction
was Ng Poon Chew. the Chinese
statesman and scholar. whose
New Orient and its relation 70
u.s." was much appreciated.
The Parish Players were en-.
cored frequently and by many
their entertainment was a awarded
first place in the entire program
for genuine pleasure. The Scm.
man Quintette Tuesday after.
noon and evening was good and
they were encored. And IN,
White Hussars were a winnins
number drawing big crowds e
both their engagements. Ernesl
Harold Baynes' lecture on m,
Wild Bird Friends, y was one o,
the best attractions of the Cbau
tauqua, and as a result we ar,
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-07-06

NJ oslRls IAst bsss NJ Afsset N NJ
seesuse Of It's tonic and LAXATIVE effect, LAxA-
TIVE BnoMO QUIN1NE 10 better than Ordinary
Quinipe snd does not eause nervousness pos
ringing In head. Renenber the full name -
sook fef the Signature Of = ". GROVE. =
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-20
Qofal Beridt.
unber3iiglim
gSrrbsu Die seietliden Sdritte fiir
bic NenpfIaiternns Der Central
stpcnne sctban merben.

Gam Staotratb iperoen hereits II
Der nabItcn @sot)e Die nptbiecn ae'
icsIiden Wiabnabnen iintrrbrcitel
iprrhcn, Die airgencnlmen iperber
miiiien,. Inn ole Snaneriffnabme ocl
Heiipflaiterling Ger Central slpenilc
5iriidcn Der @ierten StraBc irnb Der
Srccnlan slpenlic. 81 ernogIiAen.
Gieiei Seid)eio erbielt geitern ici'
tens oes Strabeufommittees 0es
Gtaoiratts cine Delegation ben De,
GeiItral sIpcnie unb Der Mobaiuf'
Brighton Snlpropement sliictiation
sic iih III Der Sisung bes aonunittces
cinaeiteat battc Tie @ortiiibrer Der
Geleaatien, in eriter 9inie Serr @dl'
ter 6eiman, betonten, oaB BEL Der
fiirsIiden @abl gu @,initen oer9onos
iiir oie gseupflaiterung Der Central
glpcnue Die meiiten Stinlmen ab3rae'
ben morScn icien, Der bette SeWeis
naiiir, SaB Die @iirgcrid)aft Der 9ln-
SifJt iei, oaB oic geilpflaiieriing Der
Central 9l1eluie Die ipi1tigite Strd.
benperbeiierllns iei mn onber iofort
IN augrifi genonmen Deroen ioate.
AeMdid, Gubcrtcn i'd alb Sra 2.
Nalbburgi, iotbie Die Staotratb5mit.
eie6er Sdaleioer imb 5ahrenbruf
iln6 Sas @ommittee periprud) ounr,
unrcroiiglib bie notbigen geieelidcn
S6ritte tbuu 3ll polleu.
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Gum Me6tsbeiftaaS
!Snt hir Notwithstanding i'd
Gg.SiIrsermeifter j. 2. Spicsrl
eriua1lt.

gr.giirgerlneiitcr ssrteSridb g
Spiceel lit ultnmebr Ser 9feGts6ei'
itan6 ser Observation-Disclosures.
Seine grncnniing erfoIgte geIegert.
ii6 Der geitrigen Sisung Der Som.
miiiion rno oos nit bem 9oiten BET.
bunbene @e9alt puroe auf $4,000
ieltgeicst.
Scrner naGrn bic &onmiiiion einen
9eihIuB an, IN Del6em bic Sta0i-
rdtbe BON Nurppob unb Ct. Bernard
etilft tpcrbcit gcnteiniddftIid nlit
DEM Meiigen StnStratb auf Die Der.
itnlel5ung Ger brei Sta6te btn5uar-
hciten, oa sic 9erlpirflid)une ees
ghneGperfebrsproiefts Elm peiteres
,9anS 5niifen ben brei Stdhten idof.
fen fpiirbe. Sic &ontnriiiion be6ient,
iid IN oieier 9feiolution nit abii9r
beg sInshrltf3 y8erifJmeIsiinq" I'm
.lift brtrh oos @ort ,,gingenein.
bung4 Die giirger pom @oripooo lno
Ct Rernaro Dor BEN Gopf 5ll ito6st.
Sditeblicb ippr6e bas @ebalt Ses
Silfsinsenieltrs Stem BON S21O0 1uf
$4,000 bns e5obr uno 6as oes Silfs.
inqenienrs Cation por $t090 aui
S15O0 erbo6t.
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ardmfli6feit
Sreibt 5ranf 9eslie 8inans, ben
Tsccipins Seller Der 6riten Na.
tiunalbauf, in ben Sob.

Urrb anSanernbe &r1nflidfeit 5ili
ger5weifIlna getrieben, nlad)te &C.
| itern 9ad)niittag ser 81 Sabre altc
Sranf 2eslie g9inans, Der felt Ia
Ssa6ren .Sieceiping Seller" in Der
grlten Nationdlbalif mar, ieinem Se'
lbcn elm Gnoe, inoen er iih nit erilen
2ebergiirt in icinent SbIof5inuner III
6auie go. 262S Dfelroie gpeniie al
cincm @cttpioIten airftniipfte. Die
9cihe rpuroe fitr3e 3eit ipdter BON
@ercnifa 9alleermann, cinem IN
SallIc beitGftiaten Oienitnldbf)en,
acflinoen. aber acknowledgements.
Jude crluieien Iirb als pergebIid.
@inans, Der nit ieinem @rliSer
I. g. @inans, einent 9lfbalter III
Der Giti5ens glutioual @anf, iinb mil
feiner Sdapeiter SRI. glie gsinaiis
Suianunempcbntc, batte ihon felt lali.
ecrer 3eit an bodsraoiger gerpoiitdt
Iaborirt nnb sina nit Ger slbiid)t I'M,
aernud1it eincn Idngeren llrIalb ait.
5utreten. @r beiiirhtete iein sliiger.
lidjt Sll oerIiercn uno lit aub auber.
5em OIL eiitiesliden aopiidniersen.
@cItcrn mar Inn 70 eleno5 5u @hltt,
oaf er nidJt nod Der @anf ging, ion.
bern III Saiiie blieb un6 ibliebIih iei.
nen 9lrst Or. s.. 6. @oooiparo fonp.
men Iicb, Dem eegeniiber er bemerftc,
OaB icire 5age ge3ablt ieien ilno cr
nidlt mebr lange gu Ieben babe. Ter
9(rSt reriudte ben 9snticnten gu berll.
bigcn unb entiernte iif) Damn. nab'
sem er @erbaltlinssmabresel eege.
zen hatte. aIr3 na6 Dem @eggunge
Des aIr5tes nub @inans Damn ieinem
9etcn Elm gitbc geniuft baben, oenn
ctpa cine Stiinoe ipater puroe er aIs
2eid,e oiifgefunoen.
Ger 2cbenSniiGe ipar felt langcn
,,Sdhreu i'm 9anfgeihGft tbatig nno
oar friiber in Der 9aiapette gtational
Yanf anqeitcllt. @si Der @eridlnel'
ainq oieier gonf nit Der Griten gta.
tionalbanf frat er in Die Gienite oeS
Ietteren Embellishments uno iii ieit.
Sem ais Rcceioing 3eaer thdtig &C.
iUeicn. 9srGiiSent 8. g. giosre uno
8i;cprGiiocnt Shpntns Sapis erfldr.
ten geitern, bdb @iitans elmer Der se.
miIicnbaitcIten uno pflidJtgetreueiten
Scanten Der ganf eeneien. gs mar
i1nen befanitt, 0ab er felt geralrlner
3eit frdnfIit gepeien mar uno na.
mentIid) bariiber geflagt bate, oa5
iein glugeitlift nahIieb. Or bate, frie
sic teiben Serreu benerften, bercIts
ale arrangements eetrUffen, I'M Dem.
nGd)it Idngere Serien gu nebuieu.
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aud iiniiniiDntSen III iino hmerffe
oaf cie 5rage oes Siihters per Der
aRonn lei, bab Der @etrcffcnee iid in
@erid,ts5inuiler untcr bem RiiblifuT
bef1noc.
Sie Strait nuibte nm Dem Sihtcr
ibrcn 6reiuiS Seigen, ipcraltf 3ldtcr
eIleran6er i'm Dor ii6 rief. Ser
Rann gab ieincn gtomen ols Glmer
gipncr, BON geo. 2S14 Goleroin aIue.,
an ,uio 9iidter alcranoer lieB ibn
Sonn prompt perbaiten. SruB Dnrce
Sen @robasidrpofencn iiberiuieielt.
@nooc Dor SedT lieB 9iihtcr
MeranOer III Dem Sal bon sSrail
geIiie Ssanion crceben, Die teiGuloiai
lpar, uuf @lorence Ic0icans eeid,oi.
fem su boben. "a Die sSraii ibrer Srt-
binhung enteegeniiebt, 1nocrte HIh'
ter sueranber Die slnflage in l'tgc.
biibrIifes Setrager Inn iinb entIialI
iApobI Die Srau ipie audi ben eben'
iallS uilter einer slnfId9e itebenoen
Mc.Oeeans itraifrct.
Ser Snrbile g9iaian SSadion, Der
beidpIbigt lit ieiren 9faiiegenoiisn
0apio gitton ermorOet su babcn,
ipurbe otne 3ulaiiling bon 9iirgidyafi
Sen @rofqeidnporcncn iiberlpieicil.
SosieIte eeid)ab nit oenl 6arbigsll
George @hite, Der anaeflaet ltebt,
cen ebenfalls Sorbigcn @cffer @es.
Zen umgebrad)t gu baben.
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llxabbdnsige Sanbitens
Wruppe
gcnurnbigt Die @esenb 40 Meilen
Dun Eberit siblep's Eager.
Ger amerifaniide Serseaut Sarrp
SurinaH angebIid in Selbitpertbei'
bismns eridofeu.

SeI6 bauptauartier, naet
stanli1uipa, 10. Mlai. OrabtIos mad
Columbus. g. 80. Sier lit bic Natr
ri6t cingelaufen. baB 20 merifani'
ifle Gonbons pon Der Seorit Stand.
inter 9abicora, cine neugebiIbcte
ganbitensruppe nahe Wlabera Dol
elmer @ohc iiberraitten uno 13 Ban.
titen tooteten, / perpunoeten unb q
gefansennnbmeu.
Wfaratbon, Terns, 19. Wai
gs ipurbe beriftet, 6ab RoiaIia
Sarianoe5 nit 300 bepaffneten Pin.
bdngcrn auf Der gfat6 gncinillas,
165 NfeiIen iiibIi6 BON Der @ren5e
unb 40 Weilen iiibIid BON Dem asiase,
no Sberit SibIep am Tonnerstao
fantpirte, iid befinbet. Sermnnbc,
ioa 500 Mann beiebIigen uno es per.
Ia,tet, baB or iid ipeoer ben auorf.
nuneen Garrah5as nod} @iqas fiige.
aPm tpeiB nid)t, Oh bic 8IerrSprings
unb goduillas 9anbit9r ou ieiiicr
Streitnlaft gebort bnbsn, dber er ioll
ii6ts gctbml ba6en, ibren Riid5,rg
cltrd icine Sinien 5u oerbinSern.
Sberit Stblcrs ri,eoitipnstruppcr7
luerbcn am Sanitag albctt6 in SO.
ouillos eripnrtet, drber er ioIlte aus.
briidliden 8efebI etboIten, mif nlari-
foniidem 9oben 5ll bleiben ober burd,
:ueitere anualerie @erItdrflnIg erbaI.
ten. aJlaior 2dtg9prne foIst inn nit
sem s. acknowledgement rlio nlnil
gfmibt, 6aB er bic @rert5e an Conn
tag ober MontaG erreidJen Miro.
GI9afo, Teras, 19. Mloi. Gene.
raj Geptra, geieMs1nber Der @orui.
Jon III sSiinrc5, erfl1rte am Snnlstn5,
OaB aus elmer unteriubung Der 9ob.
hing oes nm.ritailiiden Sergeantrn
Sarrp Slrmnn berporgebe, onB nur
'in cin5iser EDtann IN bic slfinire Der.
pidelt Sepeen iei. Eieier Mann
peldber fif) IN Saft befinoct .erfldrt,
Jeb er MIR ben 3aun bes 9feroeS non
Surmdn ergriffen babe, i'm es sum
qnfnIten 3u bringerL oaB Der sImeri.
amer abef bnrn ioicrt Jcuer geeebrlt
)abc, oaE er srTps6erse.
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Mlerlei 9Siimicbe
@urSen scItern bem StrakenbaEa'
fGmmittee bes StaOtratbs mnter'
breitct.

Gent StraBenbabnfonntittee DC.
Staotrat6s tpiirben geitern wieocl
perid;icocntli9 @iinide NIT Se5nf
auf @erldnaerlingen BON StraBcn'
babnlinien unterbreitet.
SSn erlter &iuie melbete lid, mieoer
,,Iorb slponoale" nit ieinen @iil'
ifJcn Inn elne GerlGngeriing Der
8ighlnno slpenue ooer Der Sinesslir.
net sloenue @inie nah Siten 81 ilber
Gle 3udoaIe 9locnue uno Die Glrg
slpeliuc. sln ser Spise Oieier 0elega.
tipn itai0en Or. @ottbaro Gelttld,,
Giiitop WhleDler uno 6. 9riuboif.
Sic Soutb 9llmminsoille 8elldre
sliiocioticn lieB ourtb &. 8. Sd)lno.
erpp eincn Glmn interbreiten, ourd)
meIdcn sic ScdIte StraBe 2inie iiber
Den S0oppIe StroBe Yiaouft, Die Beef.
man INN Die Sofiner StraBe perldn.
dert pcroen ioQ, oanlit alIi bieie gsei.
ic Siio.@unlrlinsrllle StraBenbabil.
eerbllloullg erDalf.
,Serncr hatten iih eille gln5abl 8iir.
ger Don Wtt. 9(irp eingefltnhen, peld,e
burdl slntpalt Charles sS. 9ole als
SSortfi.trer cine Strabcubabnlinie
iiir lire Srtidpoit oeriangtell. Serr
DtllQen erinnerte Serrn Ooue 0nrali,
Dab CT Dor einiger 3eit, ais Der Glaa
elncr Strabenbablllinie nad Dit. 9Iirp
crortert lpurOe, benertt bate, DC
9iirger ppn Mt. slirp Diir6en mog.
Iiderpeiie 5ll ben glnlagefoiten bel.
traaeu. Serr GoQe errpIoerte. er mir.
De bieierhoIb nit ben Sntereiicnten
&iidiprabe ne5men.
9as &on1rittee beiRloB, al(e ibm
rnierbreiteten @ililide borerit Der
StraBenbabrgeieaid1it 5it litter6rei.
ten uno beren slitild)ten iiber Die per.
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