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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09
Totals, 30 bH
sBatted for Painero IN third.
sRaIlnd fnr Alrniid In Alnhlh

sBattod for stroud In eighth.
R Rev York TrtG'' ,,,...S 1928 e
Two-base hit: Smith. Home rum Fitz-
patrick. Stolen bases: Konetchy. Kauff.
bacrifiee HIT Burns. Double play; Eyers
70 Konetchy. Bases on balls! Off Raglan,
z off Palnero, z Hits and earned runs
nngs, off Stroud, 8 hita0 run IN five In
nings. off schauer. 0 hit, no run, IN one
inning off Raglan, runs, struck out;
by palmero l. by 5troud,S, by Ragan, O..
villa pitch Pnlmero. UmDires Rlgler
and EaHon.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09
Standing Of Teams
VAT LEAGUE
Yesterday. Results.

WTs%RN LEAGUE
sioux city, Il Den Mnines, II
Omaha q Lincoln. 5,
Topeka, n. Denver, =.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh, 10, Chicago, ~
New York, 3 Boston. .
PHILADELPHIA, d. Brooklyn, B.
AMERICAS LEAGUE,
New York, 4. Boston. 0.
Washington, 2 Philadelphia, 4,
Detroit. /. Cleveland z.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus 10, Kansas city, /.
indianapolis, 9. Minneapolis,
Louisville, 4 ~. Paul, b
Toledo. 4 Milwaukee, 3.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09
LINCOLN NABS
SOUTHPAW Mill
Pitcher Halla Holds Omaha To Eight
Hits While Links Make Thir-
teen OFF Kranse.
Ex.RoURKEs SECURE REVENGE

LINCOLN. Nnh,. May a--(spcclni Tel
eRram 1.-THE batting Of Attic Thomason
and Hickory johnson. two e1-lionrke'a.
helped Holmes gang 10 beat Omaha here
this afternoon. B 10 3 Thomson got
ihreo hits and johnson put Tho bali over
the left field fence, putting Lincoln IN
The lead
Harry iSrause WAS on tho mound for
the Rourkes and waa hit freely, the
E,aekiiHgs getting thirteen hingles. He
was opposed BY Italia another left
handler
Lincoln started scoring In the first whom
iIinchmau doubled. hat was out nj homo
trying 70 score on Thomason's single.
Thomason took second on the play and
scored on Lobers single. Omaha eycned
Il up IN the second on Ailllers two-ply
swat and Kildufff single.
Kruas Come back Hard.
Tho Dncklinga put across two moro IN
The second on mixture of errors and
one hit and then Krugs tribe came back
with Two IN the fourth. Iforsythc walked
and afnbled 10 second when Williams
nuffcd IIalla'a throw Kruger singled.
scoring Forsythe and scored hlmself a
minute later on MiIlors safe swat.
KTauee pitched himself out ~ tight
hole IN the fifth when three Lincoln men
hit safely, bnt he famed the next two
and forced Williams TO send UP weak
ny for the third out without score
coming across
Johnson put the game on ice IN the
sixth with his long drive over the left
field fence.
The Final Count.
rarliale's single, illnchmana base to
first when he was hlt by q pitched bali
and Thomanon'n single. brought tho final
score Kilduff contributed fancy ex-
hibilon Of fielding
The score.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09
NAws nnrnAr rus mans
psn'sr lo.s. % rpprsa >, Uneven

e. tive seores
DENVER. MaY k-lxtra hits, well
hnnchsd ana huHit run hy kfufkef
figured iafFsif today in Iopekha defeat
~ nensef. g b efnlf.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09
CHICAGO

Mamaux, 6; by Packard, 2; by Hendrix
L by Prendereast. l. Wild pitch: Hendrix
umpires Klein and Enslie.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09

LNN AABli1te FfafafftNs y 4 " " 4
Home runs Lajune, Hunter. Sacrifice
hits fsejeune, spahr Stolen bases Jones
Mclean. Left on bases Sioux city, Z.
pes NoineA g. Struck out by Gilli-
gan. 5. First base on balls orr Gillgan.
/; off Kelly, J. Hit hy pitched ball BY
gillikan, Henslng, by Kelly, rwoldt
rmplren Eekmhn and Carney. Time. ] -.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09
Sioux Indians Easy
for Izzy's Boosters

DIES MONIES. Ia, May s.--Dee Moines
hBd little difficulty IN defeating Sioux
City here today, . 70 ! Score
EfCIfK
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09

p1 1GI,.l. ~ I" y TgtaI, D@6TH
IlrantIVa Il D 4 a a :
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09

p, Fs'ilafa'' . 7"l' . TS''Sl''
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09

'clairn out for over.running base run.
nnr,
Sioux City .s4....O 0 q o o o 0 OIL
pes MONIES go iooi -
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-12-29

This is more than photo play

This is more than photo play.
The lutte Miner, of Dec. 6, says:
Greater than photo play or gigan-
tic dramatic spectacle is Civilization,
which will be seen for the last time
at Ansonia to-day. 1t is the master
piece of the producers skill and
should have an influence not only on
the present generation, but on the
next. 1t is a great effort emitting
Thomas II. lnces, to place among
the benefactors of mankind.
Civilization is a picture which civic
duty demand that all should see. He
who has not seen it is neglecting a
paramount duty. for the feelings
after seeing the picture cannot be
described and must be experienced
by the actual spectator alone. Its
influence will live long after it has
left Butte. 1t will open the eyes Of
the world, wise to a better world
and will bring the Millennium nearer.
This picture will be at HOWELLS
OPERA HOUSE, Matinee and Night
January first, 1917. This picture is
rhos. II. Ines, Million Dollar Spect-
acle ig eleven reels.
Battles in the clouds, airships.
battleships, real naval battles, sub
marines in operation, destruction of
gigantic forces, cities built and de.
stroyed.
Prices, 25-35 and fifty cents. Don't
forget the time and place.
HOWELLS OPERA HOUSE, Jan. l
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-12-29
In THE GEM STATE

The state legislature will meet Jan
uary 8.
Custer county people have approved
a 100000 bond issue.
The Wendell cheese factory Is put
ting its first products on the market.
A new Methodist church is to bs
erected at Twin Falls at a cost of $40,
600.
Work is to start In short time on .
3OO.barrel flour mill at Weiser, at s
cost of $125,OOO. -
The county commissioners associa
ton of Idaho met in its eighth annual
convention in Boise on December IS
Certificates of election have been is
sued to all successful candidates or
the state ticket in the recent election
by George r. Barker, secretary Of
state.
Senator Brady Of Idaho is bringing
pressure to bear on the war depart
ment to favor the establishment o.
an army remount station at Boise bar
racks.
Portable schools are being erected
at Occur d'Alene to take care OF the
pupils who are unable to find accom-
modations because CT the congested
condition of the school rooms.
The voters of Payette defeated the
proposition for improving the water
works system. The vote stood 124 fol
and SO against Two-thirds majority
was required TO pass the bonds.
The governor has certified to the
vote cast in Idaho for presidential cleo
tors on the tickets carried on the bal
lots of this state. The certified vote
has been forwarded to Washington.
Few Idaho farmers stand to lose
money because OF the drop IN the
price of wheat as a result of the peace
talk n Europe, according to G. w
ScaeF-, state director of the farm
ma s bureau.
re and better poultry" is the
st9e I'D . ca by the Idaho ate
ard Pet Stock association, the
4talccp # which HIS been
h biz xhibit to be held
L.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-12-29

Fire Of unknown origin destroyed
!. warehouse at Pocatello. The struc
ture was erected at cost Of $4,000
and contained 100000 worth of stock
partially covered by insurance.
DIR. Ralph Falk, secretary of the
state board of health, resigned his po
come effective January L. He took
this action when the health board met
for its regular December meeting.
A movement to repeal the public
utilities act on the grounds that con
ditions in Idaho are not such as to re.
quire such body and that the ok.
pense involved is little less than
burden on the tax payers OF the state
is under way.
Special attention is to be given the
kennel show OF the Idaho State Poul
try and Pet Stock association at Boise
this year. Pedigrees are not neces-
sary and dogs of any breed ruay con.
test for honors, no matter how OBJ
scure his ancestry.
The cooks and mess sergeants OF
the Second Idaho infantry wound up
their business affairs In Nogales LOST
Sunday, and Sunday night were ten.
dered splendid banquet by one OF
the commission houses which has re
ceived much Of the business
After strenuous fsht, backed by
the Boise Commercial club and gov.
ernor, the military officials have
agreed to muster out the Idaho boys
In Idaho and the boys will occupy the
barracks at Boise during their two
weeks examination and inspection.
While out hunting a few days age
Verde Lunstrum, 16-year-old boy OF
Maple Grove, was injured while trying
to climb over a wire fence. The wire
gave way and he fell, striking the
ground In such a manner as to break
piece from the top OF the hip bone
in an unusual way.
Justice Alfred Bulge was elected
chief justice of the Idaho supreme
court by his colleagues on the bench
Justice William M. Morgan and Jus
tice-elect John c. Rice. He will take
office January /. 1917. succeeding
Chief Justice Isaac N Sullivan, who
retires December 81.
Senator Brady and Congressman
Smith have each introduced bill pro
viding for the reclamation Of the lands
embraced in the King Hill irrigation
system. and the completion of the sys
tenn by the United States reclamation
service under the direction of the sec
rotary of the interior.
The following conventions have been
scheduled for Boise: State teachers
December 1929; state superintendent
principals, December 1880; mer
chants and bankers short course first
week in February, state poultry show.
January 9, 10. II, IL; Idaho State
Bar association, January IL, 10, IS;
State Federation of Labor, January Is,
16, II.
The legislative program to be pre-
sented to the coming session OF the
state legislature is said to be rapidly
taking form. The Democrats are IN
control Of both houses and It is theil
avowed purpose to complete theii
work and adjourn within forty days.
The long search of the Ajax Mining
company at Burke seems to be nearing
an end, ore having been struck in
drift near Hercules mine Exploration
OF Ajax has been proceeding fourteen
years In several parts of the property
one Of which is mile from scene o,
strike.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-12-29

Possible through low holiday
rates via Oregon Short Line be
tween local points. Tickets sold
December 16. 10, 20, 81. %, %,
"a, rs, 30, 81 and January LIST,
Liberal limits. See agents for
details.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-12-29
oAKED,

Elmer Mschsm went ID e.
Wednesday.
Walter Southworth and wife went
to hurley on Wednesday, returning
next day.
Roy Davidson made a trip by car
to 5urley Wednesday and returned
ny train Thursday owing to the cold
and conditions Of the road.
MIR. Spitzberger and wife returned
from PocAtello on Tuesday, where
they had been spending the holidays
with friends.
Charles. England returned from
Burnley yesterday.
Mrs. Alma Wells and children of
Buriey came in yesterday to visit
withiher folks. Mr.. and Mrs. Craner
who had been spending tbs Christmas
with their daughter returned with
her.
5 p. Worthington and wife re-
tured home Wednesday.
Cough Medicine for Chiiurem.
Mrs. Hugh Cook, Scottsville, NY.
says: About five years ago when we
were living in Garbutt, NY, doc
tored two Of my children suffering
from colds with Chamberlain's ough
Remedy aud fourd 1t just MS repres-
ented in every way. II promptly
checked their coughing ann cured
their colds quicker tnan anything
ever used Obtainable everywhere
Advertisement
En- Evans, the Optcian announces
that he will be at Worthington Hotel
next Monday afternoon and Tuesday
forenoon. Jan. LIST. and End, he hav-
ing failed to make connections last
Saturday for his appointment. Those
needing glasses or other service are
invited to call.
Chas. S. Clark went to Salt Lake on
Saturday.
StrayeC Two red ,earlings, brand
- on rig hip. Also the following
- whit, face. / black, black and
white, branded circle Al and over bit
in che and under bit in the othe rear
Also | red yearling branded Tx,
Waddle on right side of neck. All
strayed from Land Creek
j. H. BELCHER.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-12-29
Nervous Women.

When the nervousness is caused by
constipation, as is often thecase. you
will get quick relief by taking Cham.
berlain's Tablets These tablets also
improve the digestion. Obtainable
everywhere.
Advertisement
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-12-29
WANT COLUMN.

Brand New Piano for Sale Cheap
inquire at Rexali Drug Store.
Little Child's Crib Bed for Sale
Inquire Geo. G.. Walter.
Office rooms for rent. Inquire r
C. Davidson.
For Sale-Townsite Lot at Halt
Price. 1-8 acre.
Inquire Herald Office.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-12-29
RARE BARGAIN IN PIANO.

RARE BARGAIN In PIANO.
For immediate sale we will sacrifice
a new, strictly high grade piano
which is located near Oakley. Lii
eral terms. If interested in procur-
ing fine piano at a very special
price, write The Denver Music Com.
pany at Denver, Colorado. at once
for particulars.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-22
Ser enfte 3euge Ser @erfbeibigung,

Ser efIte 3euse Ser @ertbei0iguns,
Die nit Der 8eneisfiibrung bega,m,
11adbbem Ser poriibenbe Mi1ter sen
Intrag anf Nieoeri6lagung Ser Nn<
flage a6gelebnt bate, mar 8i5etonlll
BON gdad. Or iaste aus, Dab er bon
leiner 8egierllng 8eilung erbielt,
Snformationel, iiJber oie aliirten M'l1z
nitipnstransporte 5u lammeln ulb
BOB ct 5l bieIem Sfpecf Grofpleb lrno
2onis S. 6tnitb, Sen @aupt5eugen Der
&la9ebeborbe, nnitellte. grotpleb bra6s
te in grfabrung, oaB Sapaner an ser
pa5ifilden aiiife nit fabr6aren SUM-
fenltatipnen operirten, na6 beutider
arie9sldiffen MusIdau bielten nnb III
Ser Gage 1paren, lire 8eoba6tunser
,lofort Drabtlos tp~eiter5ngeben. 9ieit
Sllnfcnbepeiden m1roen auBerbalb De,
9reimcilen9ren5e Dor benz iapanilder
areu8er .Sb5u,p~ aufsefangen uni
Den tal1aoiiden geBoroen ibermittelt
Serr bonsS dad fii9te bin5u, bab ba:
gegen nidt mir bel Dem nitanoiset
amerifanilden Slottenfnmlrtd,1bp, ion:
bern al6 beim Staatsa,nt 'Yrotelt eill
gelegt lplrbe.
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9antia8un8.

llnieren pielen Sreunben uno 8eA
fannten, bic ms in 10 giitiger 8eiie
ludbrenb bes &ranfleins meines gez.
liebten @attens unb .l1nieres tbeuren
@aters. @robbnters, 8rmoers, @dtpiez
gernatcrs unb Snfels, Serrn Midnel
&nbnen, beigeltanben llnD nns BEL belz
fen 8erlult 'ibr ber5lihites 8eileib barr.
gebra6t baben, ipiiniden mir nnIcren
a1fribtigiten 9anf ab5uitattcn. sllld)
berfeblen mir nibt, benlel6en fir beren
prddtige 8lumenitiide gu. Damien.
6ersliden @anf audi ferner &errn
Sobannes &rpeaer fin Ben freunbz
liden Nadruf, Ser. er Dem 8er<
lrprbenen ipibmete, tpie aud Ben Mit%
9lieDern ser Sreimaurerlpgc 81. s.. &
q. &c. So. 221, Der eagles, Beg
3orbipelt : Sabenpprt Snrnbereins,
beg Ariegerbereins, Ser .@pobmen. Of
tbe 8urlb", Der yiorpipeit 9obenport
2tebertafel llnb Des 9npcnpprt Sfat@
Club unb Yaitor Sranf Cole fin
Sic troitreiden @orte. Die CT i'm NtnT
men Der Srcima1rer an @rabe an ltns
gcridtet bat.
Sraii Jransisfa &ubncn,
ge6. Wdcrtens,
los. ul1D Tamilic.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-22
Ser ugeridmSrer" : 3rO5cn.
Seet fat Sic gertbeioisuns bcs Gene
ralfonluis 8opp uno ieiner feds
WitanaeflaQte1 bas @ert.

Gan Sranciseu, 81. Seq. SIN
u@erl6tp0rer" : Hro5eb besam bente
Die @crtbeioisuns nit Der Yelpcisaufz
nabme. Sn leiner gr0ffnilnsslpradc
erfldrte Sertbeibiser 8ode, oab Die
bon Dem oeutlden @efieralfoniu(at an
geitellten Bripatbeteftips ni6t aliirte
Munitionsldiffe nit 8omben unb 9pz
namit gu 5erltoren, ionoern 81 erfuns
ben batter, baB in ben Gan Srancisz
coer ~l1nioniperfen gaudbpote fir Bic
britildeNe9ieruns sebaut nnb III Sbetz
len mad aanabn geiunbt tpllroen, lltr
bort 5uiammenseite0t gu iperben. gor
sleidem Sntereiie mar fir 9eutl6lanf
Die gntDeduns Der 9batiade, DAT
tpebrpflidtise Sapaner Gan Sranciscl
auf britilden 9ampfern berlieben I'M
auf bober Gee bon japaniiden ariegs.
ihiffen on 8orb eenpmmen tpliroen
6err Mode nerlprad, fir feline Nnga'
ben au6 sic erforberli6en8etpeile Dor
5ulesen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-22

3n ~perfanfen: g~erIicgelte Mngebote
iperben fir bas @rllrbltuf, 40 beis80.
SUB, $50. 1895 8elt s. Strabe, sllS
iammen nit Gdltle, l1ub @obnbaltse
@ebanbe al1f bemIelberl, entgcgen gee
nonrnen. 9nnn nit fleiner M1sgabe
st eirem Slat fir Bret Samilien l,t@t
9ebant lperbcn. Mne Mngebote miiIIen
big Sreitag, ben %. 9e5ember, Mbenbs
s 1lbr. eineereiht fem. 9ns a~1eetellte
Committee bebalt iid bas gfecbt bpr,
1dmnttlife Mngebote 5ltriid ~5nstpeiicn.
Sir .ginselbeiten tad5nfrasen bei 8ns
for 3: s.. Surn, $40 Mprtle 5frnBe..
17,1Bt.
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gu 0crfdufett

D0er elm fleines. 6uns in bensT 8feiS
|stabten ais gbeil5ublnng fir. cine
$50 Ncfer Sarm ai1genpmmens, 65
|Nder linb gebro6en llnb e%inse5dunt;;
3 @dlier. @tal nnb Sbitgarteti. @l1s
tes @aiier, brei GierteI Meile Biz str
GhuIe unb Stride. SIN elmer Selepbonz
LIME u,o @aliptitrabe seIegen.' Z W3eiz
len nod Der gollntD Souptitabt. 8e@
gen 8reiles linb Gage lbreibe TAT an
rs. M."", care Of n9cr 9empfrat".
21,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-22

Sarm at lperfanfem pbcr itmsltans
iden: Siibide 100 sder Sarm, ere,Bt
an @ammono. Gflaboma, @tabt nit
1000 g%inppbnern, 2 ganfeh 2 giienS
ba1nen, Glebatpren etc. 1870 Mder ir
8ebauuns, %geeisnet fir MfaIid, .@prr
nnb 8ei5en, 40 Mder Selber, einge~
5dunt, 40 Mder 8iebz3Gltne, 2 3imz
1ner : 6alts, nele Sdeune unb dliBere
@,ebalioe. greis $500. 3%abllngen
$500 pro Sabr ober tperbe einta,ifd)en
fir Stnbt @igentbnm. Smgb g8eb-
iter, Nedtsantpalt, 334 Malpnic
Semple, Davenport, Sa. 14,,18t
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@eibnadtcn ,1nb sic slrmer.

9apenport, mie aae onorren gtao-
te ol,d, bot feline Mrrnen, Die lid fei=
1terlci acknowledgements ober 8eib=
nadtsfeltellen crlauben fol11e1t. @ol=
len Sic bon Sbrem l1eberflllB ettpas
an geoiiritige abeeben? N1,fen 5ie
9aoenport 1926 auf nnb bas oieie
gtllmn1er beanfmortenbe Snformo.
tionsbilro miro sSbnen Ben Na1ner
bon elmer oOer n1ebreren beoiirItiger
Jamiliell geben, benen Sic oann einl
Meibnad)tsfre nbe bereiten fon11er.
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Mnaetaen fur
QrtettSbldte. 4erfdnfe. SerlxRe.

B0btlltt1eN ett. ssasy g.
IN biefer Ml1Prit tperben ffnlr eite1 Coz
bis at elmer Bode an ben nadjfolgens
ban Maten inierirt: Bis 3u bier Belle.
ober berer @dnrl SOC, 3iiber bier il1ti
IS al dht 8eilen 500. Refine In,
;deige tpirb fur tpentser all doc ause'
tlor,n1et1.
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er1fe - S5c-$1.2O.
8teh 1ub Brpnifoneu.

Gbicago, 81. Ie5. &inonieb -
3uflrbr 5000; felt; Stiere $500
1000; &alber n1b Hinber, 1886
IBIS 1000; aalber $8.O0-11.5O.
Sdpmeine -3rfa1br So, 1000; lang
lanl; Sc bis 10c iiber Dem geitriger
9urdidp1ittspreis. Ilrd)ibnitts.
gemidt $3.50 bis 1920; 5llmeil1
$9.SO-9.90.
sd1ofe 2ufubr $4,000; felt;
Miooer, $3.50 $50; 2ammer
l$11. O0-13.15.
@efliigel lie; Springs, lie.
gier - @rimns 40-41c.
8l,tter-Greamerp 32h-3SRc
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-22
9apenport,. has Nsoais,uar,ne
bel 10 Grab uttter NmlW

@es @oines, Sa., 81. Se5.
4l16 geltern ipieoer bate gbarfcs Gitp
nit 20 GRAB inter N1lu Die nteori9lte
gempcrat1r i'm 5taate. &eoflf nno
9abenport iparen ipieber Die beibcn
tpdrmiten 8lab6en nit je 10 Grao
unter gfua.
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Iapenpurt, 81. Ge5.
Illrd)ldnitts : goronlctcrital,0 3O.19
Durdyhnitts Selnpera1l,r . 81
SodJIte Semperatl1r bel1te . 3
9tieOriglte Iemperatllr lette Nad,t
!. inter Aeull II
9tornlale Iemperatl1r fir 80
Sabre 2G
9nrd5idnittlide 5eudtigfeit ser
Suit sc
Nieoerld)lag lit "a stl1loen O.OC
gorherrld)enoe @inbridytlrng R@
Mallerital1o un1 I llbr Morgcns 81
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@cttrrberid,l.

SSuiinois: alar anl r5reitaaa=snn mar=
MGR I'M @citen oes Staates; am
Smmstaa i'm alltgenleinell flor,
aber mtbeitallbig ill noroiiden
staate, nit lteigclroer Senlpera=
tllr.
Soma: alor ul1o lriht 10 falt ON
Sreitag; an Samstag nnbeltallbig
init bobcrer Temperature.
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Die @eibnadtsfeier ocs 8citiibc
Settlement

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Sen 26. 1e5eniber, inter 2eitlnlg BON
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arbcitc1 fir oieic 6eiben 5eiern:
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Sn oeM leyien " ode n
mu.os SIC s5epplierans 3lri4s o.ra
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