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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-17

than to notify shippers that freight can
not he accepted after tonight The rail
roads have not hired strike breakers.
their manages said, but will wait until
the problem i, fully apparent before
taking measures to meet IT. Both side,
have mcbilized forces for campaign 10
keep their views and news fully h,ior,
the nuhtic
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-17
STRIKE HOUR DRAWS
NEAR WITHOUT ANY
AGREEMENT REACHED
e ontinuod from rnr. unr,

prc,,ion' oi discomfort agam,, a strike
II there were any would have heard
Of them
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-17

Rhlnchnri n Donovan. iol Ens, Main
street. iNu.s'urN concrete building ig5.
noN n l. Garrison 1ls West Twcui,
8 500
u u Mu,r', 1905 IVES, Eleventh
street ono stor, 'Wiyr dwelling. - OO0
Blanche NudIH l7fp East Nmctccu,b
Nryt ono STORY fHWr dwelling. g. 400
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-17

I NNhuui 10 wears Nd died l.s,
.Igli boo 'u ~ hospital The hoN viii
Nu srui hv iluuigNn-N Ntre tomorrow
morning io california fur ln,crmcnt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-17
ARMY ATTITUDE
VITAL ISSUE IN
NEW GOVERNMENT 7
4 ontinued Prom Page One


'N''' '' '','''','' VI ''' '''o'u'o'
10 was PROVIDED 10y the events o' YES
rcrday Jhc differences which thrca'-
cucd .ro create , ,,r,ors ,cl, h.,wcc,
the duma committee and the commit,e.
ot workiugmcu. soldiers and deputlc,
have automatically disappeared since
with the abdication Of Grand Duke
Michael a, regent, the question whcth
cr Russia should remain an empire ur
compel It, dnuQuatod government tu
weld to 4 new republic IS NOW solved
Eliminating Improbable cycu,, which
could throw the country hack INTO the
thrdil, ui the old regime. Russia ha.
become 4 rcpuhlicgmd the prediction,
Of responsible ministry. which week
ago were ridr,nlcd a. premature and
impossible today ma, been exceeded h.,
a new liberty which never found place
IN the most icrycnt dreams Of its dis.
Contcntcd people
As carly as two months ago rumors
became current OF dissatisfaction at tn
economic disorgannation OF the coun-
T., and the criminal m,,mauapcmcn, #
affairs wa, vented against tho cabinc,
The courts were only vaguely alluded
to. v,hpu. touching 'hc pcr,on of ,hc
empire
Cont S,and,ls and Irt,i,uo,
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-17

lIW llr' y uuf system =, iillcd
wei w accumulation ot bile and bowel
poison which keep, ,ou bilious. head
aCIv dizzy tongue coated, breath bad
ool stomach sour Nhy don't YOU get
o l0.Dcu' huN of ,as,arcl, at the lrug
store and feel bully Take Cascatcts
tonigh, and enjoy the incest. gcn,lc,t
lrc' and bowel cleansing Euu r,Ur e.,
uruW.rl Youth wake uu with clear
head. clean tongue lively 'rp w.,
skin and looking and feeling lit Moth.
CT, can give whole ta,Jairt tu a
SICK, ,ros, bilious. ic,erih child any
time they are Harmless, never g,ipc
or Sickcn-AdN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-17

New Telephone drrcctouc, have been
delivered II YOU have not received 4
copy. call pBX no Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-17

New telephone directories have been
delivered II YOU have not received a
copy call PBN 200 Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-17
Compliment
to an '89-er
TAZ UPSHAW

Now Candidate for Commissioner of Public Safety was
endorsed by the following in 1912 when he applied
Tor the appointment Of Collector of Internal Revenues
rms list of public men in itself tribute any seek
ing public office Read carefully and the calber of
men who endorsed Taz Upshaw
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-17
These Men Know Upshaw Has Ability

Taz Cpshaw is an 'S9-cr. He has seen
this town grow from infancy to what it is
today. He and those who. came here with
him in 1889 are the men who made this
city what it is today
D,l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-17

He is a man of integrity and ability. A.
rare combnation--a combination we
need at the head of our public safety. Up
shaw will give us the service we want and
need. Vote for him Tuesday.
Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-17
Hou,e Bills PAssed

FFWW'' HFFT" v H|T'W-
Bills passed iiuall, Nct, house Mll
No ~ providing Tor dcla,,mrm ul Oh.
tapliul building
\ hill ior deficiency lur lighting anl
heating oi the capitol iur the a da,,
oi the session. 5000
\ bill providing ior compiling b, the
clerks ot the dis,t,c, clerk, oi the name,
ul taxpayers IN the school districts
A bill providing ,hs, costs must be
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-17
Workmen's Bill Dies.

The general dch,lcnr, mll Na,
la,,cd rn the house with senate amend
wcUl, w,,huu, debate
The hill calling ior establishment oi
a bureau ol Identification at the Me.
NlcNet pcnitcn,laty was killed
The bill by Senator ktrr defining
What Is legal newspaper was killed
The 5000 appropriation TO buy the
Fred : Batde manuscripts was passed
In the senate bills finally passed
we're House bill No iQ7 providing
penalty for deiaeemen, oi the capitol
hnldnr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-25
PA BYRO BORROWS
MATTER OF MILLIONS
In Anticipation OF Current Revenues
City Takes Temporary Banking
Loan.
FIRST NATIONAL Is LENDER
Entire Sum OF sf.oss, 900 Ii Loaned
At Rate Of 4.o7 Per Cent-MHny
Athcr Institutions Make Tenders.

Upon motion Of Councilman Morgan
r. Mills, the finance committee at a
special meeting last night accepted the
bid of the First National bank. of this
city, for a loan of $10S3400, at the
rate OF 4.97 per cent. This bid Is for
the full amount, and the money lis to
be kept on deposit at that bank, to be
drawn as required.
The committee had been authoriz-
ed by council to borrow this money.
About half OF the sum mentioned will
be used by the city In paying sums
due the banks on August l and Au-
rent expenses. in anticipation of the
estimated revenues for the year. The
loan is to be for Ave months and a
half. beginning August 1. It is not
expected by the committee that tho
full amount will be required. but 1t
can be drawn II necessary.
The meeting was called last night
for the specific purpose of opening
tthe bids for the loan. Auditor Cren-
shaw, at the instance OF Chairman
Barton H Grundy. had written the
various Richmond banks and financial
institutions Eight replies were re-
ceivedL Seven submitted offers, while
the eighth. from the Planters Ma
tionai bank. stated that the institu-
ton would not at this time make an
offer n had gotten into communica :
ton with two correspondents in New
York. each of whom declined 10 en-
ter into any arrangement.
Central National bank offered to
loan $4,000 at AIS per cent.
Merchants bank offered TO renew It's
loan ~ s3f5.ooo at 4s3.
National State and CITY offered to
loan any part OF 5000, 900 at per
cent per annum discount
American National offered to loan
sa5n.no0 at 5.37.
First National offered to loan tho
kept onNdeposit TO be drawn as need :
ed
FREDERICK f Noting & Co offered
to loan whole sum OF part at SIS.
Bank OF Comuerca and Trusts of
fered to loan whole or part at s per
cent
The committee without debate. de-
cided. uron motion OF Mr.. Mills. to
accept the offer OF the First Nation
al bank. upon a una ninnous vote, those
present being Chairman Grundv,
Mills Powell Haddon and Workman.
Representatives of the bank and
the city auditor will arrange the de-
tails at once
The committee decided to hold a
special meeting TO dispose Of the re
quest Of Councilman r. r Rose to
sansfer $4,000 from the Ginter
Park Improvement fund To that o.
Brookland Park boulevard. for road
Improvement.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-25
RECESS DELAYS DRY
AMENDMENT VOTE

Especial to The Richmond virginian)
Washington, d. c.. July 24-The
senate took a recess this evening in
stead OF adjourning and this means
no morning hour Wednesday. Also
that. unless Senator Sheppard, of
Texas. can get unanimous co1~ent
to bring up hts motion. that his ma
tional prohibition resolution be set
down for consideration next Tuesday
he will not be able to make the mo-
ton until some day later.
Unanimous consent to bring the
matter UP out of order would mean,
OF course. unanimous consent to the
fixing of a day on which the resolu-
ton could be brought up and disposed
Of The sentiment continues strong
around the senate that consent sought
will be granted and that the resolu-
ton will get the necessary two-thirds
vote to pass 1t.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-25
COMMITTEE REFUSES
CLAIM OF MF.TCAJF

The council committee on claims
last night refused to recommend tha.
the city pay Judgment of slas
against Chauffeur " H Metcalf, of
the patrol department. The Judgment
was obtained in hastings court. part
:. by the Vaughan Robertson Drug
Co. alleging damages to a truck by
heing struck by the patrol wagon
driven by Mr.. Metcalf. who was hur-
rying TO the hospital with sick man.
The committee reached its decision
after IL had been shown that the
chauffeur had been frequently warn
ed about his speeding and that at
the time of the accident he was run
ming the wagon beyond the speed
limit
The question of paving John T.
Winston $50 for stenogra phic work
during segregation investigation
some months ago, was tabled to hear
from interested persons.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-25
RED CROSS MEETING
HELD IN BOTETOURT

Especial to The Richmond v1rginian)
Fincastle, Va, July 24.---There was
grand rally of the citizens OF Fin
castle. Va, and OF Botetourt county.
held on the courthouse lawn on July
22nd In the interest of the Red Cross
chapter of Botetourt county.
The meeting was opened with prayer
by the Rev. l.. V. Ruckman. of the
Methodist church OF Fincastle.
Mrs. s. II. Jameson. of Buchanan,
Va, In a few appropriate remarks.
stated the object OF this meeting and
impressed upon her hearers the neces-
sity OF united effort on the part OF all
the people Of Botetourt county and
then introduced the speaker of the
day. Colonel r. r. Leedy. OF the Sec
ond Virginia infantry, now stationed
at Roanoke. Va.
Colonel Leedy in a most eloquent
and patriotic address told the audience
OF the grand work being done by the
Red Cross and aroused his hearers
to the necessity of one and all doing
his and her part in the noble work
of the Red Cross.
Colonel Leedy was accompanied by
the Second Virginia infantry band.
about thirty strong. which discoursed
patriotic and sacred music during the
meeting
Approximately thousand were
present and the 4ttendance would
| have been much larger had 1t not been
for a downpour of rain Just before
the meeting.
About fifty new members were
added to the roll OF membership and
the collection Melted a nice sum.
There viii be a meeting of the
Botetourt chapter of the Red Gross
on Saturday July 2S, at Buchanan.
Va, at 4;30 p. NJ. The objec. la to
complete the organization of the chap
ter by ratifying the election OF J. c.
DIN, of buchanan, as treasurer, and
3. T. Walshe. Jr.. of Fincastie, as
secretary and the election of a chair
man. vice president and ten members
.of the executive committee. All the
citizens of the county are urged to
attend. ---.-s--.-.
The teachers attending the first
term of State Normals are returning
home, MISSES Slusser, Smith, Lemon
and Plank arrived from Harrison burg
and Miss Bertha Custer from Rad
| ford. These young ladies report large
attendance and plenty of hard work.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-25
LAST DAY WHEN FIRST
QUOTA men MAY ENLIST
Draft MstDswm Reach Exemption
Boards and -, Promptly Posted
Today.
YESTERDAYS ENILsTMENTs
Among Marine Reserves I. Robert L.
Montague. Son of Richmond Dis
trfc's Congressman - Enlistmcnts
Gain Throughout sCountry.

This Is probably the last day that
service In the national drawing. held
last week. viii have an opportunity
to enlist in the national guard and
regular armed forces Of the country.
Official lists will he received By the
exemption boards today and posted
tomorrow. wher cards Will b., sent to
the men drawn. notifying them TO
appear fHr examination. II win be
100 late then for these men to volun-
teer. There will however, be ample
time for those who will not be call
ed in the first increment.
Men are wanted in all branches,
The Richmond Grays will he called
out this morning. and thsv are IN need
OF recruits. The signal corps. the
other Richmond organization to
mobilize TODAY, will also require sew
eral men. There Is also the regular
army, the navy. the coast defense re
serve and the signal carps reserve.
In this latter branch an es0ecialiv NJ =
tractive opportunity Is, pre"e nteG
Men with electrical training IRE want
ed. but those without technical in
struction, who show sn ATTITUDE to
learn. will be accepted These men
are sent to camps of ins4ruction,
where they remain foe some time be
fore being placed with the regular
commands Application for enlist
ment should he made Mt the army re-
cruiting station at $50 Fast Broad
street.
Colonel Thomas O. Donaldson in
spect general for the Eastern de-
partment. arrived in Richmond YES
terdav for the purpose ~ GO ~ ov"r
the records and inspecting the local
recruiting ONCE He viii only remain
here a short time
Recruiting in Richmond Yesterday
took on an increase as Il fid In prac-
ttcally every section ne the country,
The national guard unit both those
in ard out Of federal -erv'cn. had n
good dav. and in the ra~rr'a~ h-' y IN es
the marine corps led with sever men.
The navy reported three. IT, coa~' ie-
Tense one. and the army four Three
marines on the reserve list were cali
ed into ro-vfce.
F.ntistrfcnts YESTERDAY
Among the marine reserves was 4
son OF Congressman A ! Montague.
Robert T. Monta Tue He has recent
" passed an examination for n sec
ond lieutenant. and AFTER helne ir
training for three months ~ Por.
Roval. &. g. will receive lis commits
s'or r g ". Hitch. and T.awrnnr"
r Wales have aIso pas@ei tn" ay-
a-1t-atfors. and will go into training
AT tort Toval.
~~7e enfietrferts were rs follows
~~~t1o ~orrs--.Ta mos r STONE r
- WenSa}1. n II Thomas. - I'll
e'f-r~~ " y Stack Glen q n
~~s Robert slack all of Char q
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-25
DUNN SUSPENDS
"RlPPY" WILLIAMS

Especial to The Richmond virgtnian->
baltimore. Md. July 24.-Manager
lack Dunn, Of the Orioles, today sus-
pended Captain Aiva "Rippv" Will
iiams. the initial sack guardian, for
his arguing with Dunnie on n decision
in a recent game Mt Rochester, Dunn
sent the infielder home after the
game at Rochester yesterday after
noon.
Pitcher Dan Tippfe. recently with
Toronto, and turned back to the
Yankees by Lajoie. has been signed by
Dunn and pitched his irst game to-
day and won It. Triple was with the
Orioles last year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-25
DEATHS.

,HRTsTIAN.-Died at Gresham Court,
July "a. at 5;35 r. NJ. ROBERT
OLIVER CHRISTIAN. In the seven
ty-efgh,h year of his age. He leave.
a widow, Maria Curtis Christian. and
one daughter by a former marriage,
Roberta Lee Christian. OF Norfolk.
Va
Buriaf service IN lakewood cens-
terry TOMORROW (Thursday)
MORNING. July 20. at 1l:s0 O'Clock
No flowers by request.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-25
RUSH BUSINESS At
RECRUITING OFFICES

Washington. July "a Recruiting
stations throughout the country are
doing Rig business since the draft.
This was indicated at the war depart
rnent today. Today's reports show
that 1875 men have enlisted in the
last twenty four hours. This is the
record enlistment OF the past two
weeks.
Eev~rri strtes poilea OVER lon. New
York led with sol, the days record,
followed hy Pennsvlvania with 2e1,
Illinois sent 142. Ohio sent 100. Other
high records included California, so;
Georgia. 40: Indiana, 7b; Michigan,
80; Texas. ga; New Jersey, 81. and
Missouri, 81.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-25

Horace G. Clarke, a policeman. YES :
'terday filed a petition in bankruptcy
in the United States district court.
his attorney. Edgar B. Eng
lish. The liabilities were given a.
S3.T93S9. with no assets.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-25
Robert oliver Christian.

Robert oliver Christian died yester-
day afternoon at 535 o'clock AT his
residence in Gresham Court He was
In the seventy-cighth year OF mia age.
Resides his widow Maria Curtis
Christian, ne Is survived bv one
daughter by a former marriage, Ro-
herta Lee Christian. OF Norfolk. Va.
The funeral will be held Thursday,
July IS at II 80 A. NJ. the hurialfbe-
irs made in lakewood cemetsry. II
Is requested that no flowers be sant
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-25
OBITUARY
Mrs. Margaret Ann Corbin.

The funeral of Mrs Margaret Ann
Corbin, widow of Early Corhin. who
died Monday in the home OF her
niece, Mrs. Zachariah T. McGrunder,
9ls South Jefferson street, will be
held this afternoon AT 4 o'clock from
Grac~-Street Raptist church. The
burial will be in Shockoe Gem etery.
Mrs Corbin is survived by one hroth-
er. r, W Joseph. and a sister. Mrs.
v. f Hodges, of Buena Vista.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-14

geiier2" froete er, oIs er ihr Die gel.
ben gIiithen iiberreidte.
pNein," iogte lie, tief e%rrotbertb.
yNeiht? l1n6 bod pollten Sic mid
nidJt ariiBen? @or1,m bos?"
~0as Tam i6 Sbnen nidJt fueen,"
itptterte Sris p%erIeeen.
rV~er5eibifne, meinen Sic nif,t. Mb
Sic mir cine Grflarune idpuiSiJ
iino?",
r0ph," %errpfoerte tie Ieiie.
~geun olio," rief err, rieien Sic ee.
red,t urrS seben Sic mir cine @rtlG.
ring fir Sbr lnperitdnblifes Ser.
bulten."
~Ytub i'd Sbnen oncs iaeen?"
ioete tie perlegen.
sd bdtte, io."
wgeun-meine 8robmomo bat mir
perboten, NIT Sbnen 81 iprefen."
~aus nelfem 9nirbe9" er1piberte
ct rubie. ~N]os bot lie gegen mih?"
.Weil, meil-iie elm ihIefter Mann
iein ioQen," ingte Sris, nobel lie bis
gum Sulie nit Shnrlahrotbe bebeft
murbe.
sd bin nlio az ihleht. I'M nit
Sbnen iprefen 81 oiirfen2" fruete er
lod3elnb.
Sris neigte ben 3cpf.
Gut, ih banfe Shnen, id babe
iest metre grfIarlne. 3eben Sic
pobI."
Ginen ausenblid itanb Sris IN.
if)liiilie, bann Lief lie tbm init einieen
S1ritten mad.
yWarum limb Sic oenn ein 10 boier
Wann2" iraete Tie iAmer5bewest.
Isle paren bod 10 gut SIT mir"
Sein 8eiidJt nabm elnen borten,
itrengen Musbrud an. .0as erior.
bert cine lange observation-disclosures,
Die i'd Sbnen iest nod niht eeben
funn nnb oennob mohte i9 mild nit
Sbnen iiber einiaes ~a,,sipreden,
rpenn Sic erld1tben. Seber 8erbre.
der bot ia Dos &eft, et1pos al ieiner
@%ertbeioi,ng 51 iosen, rparltm dlio ib
nidt9 @plen mir uns einen Mligen.
bid iesen?"
Sris foIete linn it,imm al Der
gonf alrud, Die er eben perlaIien
batte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-14

@iirbe raubte-nrtt Sbren reben a.
oiirfen, Sbr Sreunb S1i iein, uno
rpenn es iein mub, SJr 9eifiiser.
Or beugte lth ttef nif ibre Feline
Sono nno 5og lie an ieine 9ippen.
Sris Job eerabe Dor iif nieoer,
lnngiam bob lie ben 8Iid unb lat
i'm an.
sd mer6e SSbnen ME mebr aus
Gem @eee geben." iaete lie nit letter
Gimme.
sd honfe Sbnen," errpioerte Ell
emit. SD merbe Sbre &ahiid,t nit)i
81, oft in anipruh nebmen, benin if
perlai'e 0entibIanb bulb eerls fir
l1ngere 3eit."
sic mollen iort?" rief 2sris
erif)roden. Sic iinb bod fdlrm bier.
Der g%efommen; nobnen Sic benin III
Der NeGbe?"
Or ~iiberborte obiidJlih ibre Ieste
Srage.
sd tube nirgenbs cine Seimdtb,
IN DIR fDet1er ntdrs rpte eth 0orrte9.
mer Nomaoe."
vNh, Dte ifon, rper immer 10 ret.
len fam" Iagte Sris nit iebniiids-
tieem Bid in Die iSerne.
n0as fommt barmif an" metnte
Der Shirt. SD bin bes erpigen Inn.
berreiiens miioe, pie nod 10 pieler
onberer 0inae. @ie fomntt es benn,
COB i'd Sic bier in bieier 8eeetrb pie.
berfinbe?"
Sris mar nifeeitmoen inb it,Iug
Den Hfob Elm, Der binunter an benz
1llib firbrte. mo ibr gruber ben, On.
geliport b1ilbiete.
vVapu perlanste mid pIoslif)
gan5 brireenb nnh Sulrie. @ir mob.
men in 9ina @oienalt, Srponais Minli.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-14
10. Gapitel.

Wiui nor einen Mugcnblif ipraf).
los, blnn lahte or lnlit mii.
Sris miroe abpebielnb ROTH rnS
blab; iie iogte nidts, ionbern iob I'M.
perapunbt ben Siiriten an. gls ieir
Bid lie traf, perbarg lie ibre Nugen
binter ben lansen ieiocnen @impern.
0emiitbigrng, Shom uno @erpir.
rung fdmpften in ibr. Dieier Warn,
gu Dem lie lid 10 ubfdais iiber Den 0e.
iiser pon 9iebenitein ge1uBert bate,
mar 8rai gernitein ielbit.
Was ben Sirriten aubetrat 10
mlBte err nidr, Oh err iib araern ODER
laden iollte. Gr reifte Winter Ole
Sanb ,inb iogte frelmolth: sd
mQGte Sic iiberruifen. Iiebcr @in.
ter, nnb bos ibeint mir birrd,mrs ge.
luusen 81 iein. Wie aebt es Sbnen.
otter Sreunb2 SD bate allerbings
Elm puar 8eilen BORDER ibreiben fon-
men, INN Sic ouf meme @nf1inft Dor.
5irbereiten, uber mie Sic ipiNen, bin
i6 fem Sreun6 pom Stgeiben. Gud
bab it mid i'm lesten M,isenblid crit
6lir Reiie entfdloiien.".
sd bin ia 10 frob, sic 8u iebcn,
gndbiser 8err," idgte Der 8ermalter.
Cine Wittbeiluna mare mir oler.
bings Iieb ee,peienr benn id, fiirttc,
bos Saus miro nid,t in einem 70 mir.
btaen 3uibunb iein. mie es lid, fir lei.
men Serrn ee5iemt."
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