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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-09
". II. SAuTE, co. SOL0N,
AT LIVE STOCK MEETING

The first annual meeting Of the
State Livestock Association Of Illinois
will be held at the Jefferson hotel,
Peoria, H., Thursday, January 18th,
and leaders in the livestock industry
Of Illinois and ncighbCring states will
be in attendance. w. II. Shute, Deer
Park farmer and member Of the
board OF supervisors, is LA Sale cOun-
tvs director OF the association.
This association was organized in
Peoria, March s, 1916. and numbers
among its members the leading feed
ers, shippers and breeders OF the
state. Its growth in membership has
been rapid, and by reason OF the loyal
cooperation and support of the lead
ing stockmen the association has been
able to accomplish great reforms.
An interesting program has been
arranged and among those who will
address the meeting will be leaders
in livestock affairs Of this and neigh
boring states, whose work has been
of great benefit to stocKmen In recent
years.
The Illinois legislature will have Ell
tered npon its work when the annual
meeting of the association is called
and there are matters Of deep import
ance to stockmen coming up in Spring
field which will be under consldera
ton in the Peoria convention.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-09

HUSBAND IN CONTESTED SUiT
MUST PAY STREATOR WIFE Ali .
MoNY UNTIL ISSUES IN CAGE~
ARE DISPOSED or.

Tho first formal move in Rosa
Soree's Suit against her husband. JOS
eph sorce for divorce, was made yes
telday afternoon before Judge Slough
in the circuit court, when lawyers for
the complainant argued motion for
alimony pending final disposal OF the
proceedings. The Sorces reside in
Stieator and are principals in what
promises to be a sensational legal con
test with both factions combating the
attempts Of the other to secure mari
tai freedom.
Mrs. Sorce won tho first skirmish
by getting an award of S. month
and So solicitors fees from Sorce.
The first payment was ordered depos,
tied to the comp.ainant's credit at
once and regular payments OF $500 to
follow monthly
Mrs. Sorco accuses her husband Of
cruelty and cites an alleged occasion
when lie attacked her with a horse
whip. This occurred, she said, in De
cembel 1911. She also accused Sorco
of spending his money over tho gam
ing tables Of Streator. Sorce replied
to her charges by accusing Mrs. Sorce
OF infdelity, naming two alleged co.
respondents, one Of whom was John
Doe" that great mythical unknown of
the court records. Mrs. Sorce in her
reply to the cross bill, denied she had
been unduly intimate with either Of
tl.e men mentioned by the defendant.
Sorce further alleged desertion and
said his wife quit him October A, 1914,
and STAGE has refused to live with
him.
They were married July 16, 191 II,
4 and have one child born two years
/ after the marriage, who is now in the
wifes custody. Sorce maintains the
baby has been spirited away from him
and is kept in hiding so he cannot see
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-09
OTTAWA YOUNG MAN CLAIMS
GRAND RIDGE GIRL AS BRIDE

Miss Mabel Baker, of Grand Ridge.
and Mr. Charles Gootseh, Jr,, Of South
Ottawa, were united in marriage Sat
urday evening at the parsonage Of the
German Catholic church in Ottawa,
the ceremony being performed by Rev.
Father Casimr Miller The attend
ants were the sister and brother Of
the groom.
Immediately after the ceremony
the couple and few intimate friends
and relatives sat down to a wedding
supper at the home of the grooms
parents.
Tho bride was prettily costumed in
a dark blue gown She is one of
Grand Ridges highly respected young
ladies' being The youngest daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Baker, and NUM-
bers hor friends by the legion The
groom Is associated with his father in
the truck farming business and is an
industrious and highly respected
young man. They will make their
home in South Ottawa.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-09
EASTLAND ORPHAN TELLS
or HARDSHIPS met WITH

Clyde Frangen, nineteen years OF
axe. a fine looking chap, appeared in
the lineup Of the Federal Plate last
evening in their game against the
Knights Of Columbus. In connection
with Clyde. however, there was a lit
tie story which might prove Of inter
est to Ottawans.
On July "a, 1915, Clyde lost his par
ents. sister and brother, all of the
Franzen family save himself went TO
their death when the Eastland was
sunk. He swan to safety. The lad
was attending the Morton high school
but with the death OF his parents 1t
was necessary for him to battle his
own way in the world He had no rel
atives. Franzen worked all summer
in a lumber camp in Wisconsin and
Saturday arrived here looking for
work. He Is employed at the Federal
| Plate.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-09
C.,O. &P. DISPUTE
MAY Be SETTLED
MEETING OF FACTIONS WILL BE
HELD IN A FEW DAYS-WORk-
ING HOURS AGREED ON-MUST
SETTLE WAGE QUESTION.

After three weeks of inactivity,
during which differences between c.,
o. < +. officials and trainmen have
lain dormant, it is expected today, ac-
cording to union chiefs, that develop
ments will begin to break rapidly and
that both factions will soon be brought
together in an effort to adjust their
Giuerences.
General Superintendent +. L. Fish
er il home from & lengthy consulta-
ton with Vice President Executive II.
r. Chubbuck in Peoria, where accord
ing to report details were gone over
extensively, but with what result the
railway heads were not prepared to
state at this time.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-09
GERMAN SOCIETIES
TO VISIT OTTAWA
LiEDERTAFEL AND UPPER MIS-
SiGSiPPl VALLEY TURNER'S TO
HOLD JOINT CONVENTIONS IN
CITY APPOINT LOCAL COMMIT
TEES.

One OF the events OF next summer
which will attract hundreds to Otta-
wa viii be the Saengerfest OF the
Central Illinois Circuit, comprising
about twelve or fifteen societies, with
q membership OF approximately two
hundred and hlty singers, under the
general leadership oi Director VIM.
kolf, OF pekin, Ill.
There will also be in our city the
annual congregation (Tagsatzulg) OF
the Upper Mississippi Turner Circuit,
CT which the Ottawa Turner Society is
q member. The latter event Will also
bring quite Il concourse OF people to
Ottawa.
In order to have both festivals cele-
bIated in conjunction, the local sing
ing society, 'Liedeltalel' has ap-
pointed an arrangement committee,
consisting OF Paul Zickler, Aug. kuss-
ler Gust. Fischer, John Stems, II.
plabe and Geo. Fischer to consult the
Turner Society and seek AN agree
meut as to date, etc.
The singing society, at the same
session, elected the following officers
for the ensuing year:
President George Fischer.
Vice Prcsident-iust. tuscher.
Secretary-ll. Pfabe.
Treasurer Paul Zickler
Cashier-Eugeno Schaefer.
brarian--Armand, Henry.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-09
SECTION HAND DIES
AT RyBURN HOSPITAL

John walsh aged AZ years, died al
Ryburn Hospital at o'clock this
morning. after an illness Of three days.
He was taken to the hospital Satur'
day, suffering with pneumonia and
death came this morning.
The deceased came here on January
3rd from Chicago, to work for the eX-
ira section gang Of the Rock Island.
While here he resided in the camp
cast of this city
No funeral arrangements have been
made. The superintendent Of the
camp was unaware Of the mans death
until Informed By Free Trader-Jour'
nal reporter
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-09
SISTER OF OTTAWA MAN
PASSES AWAY IN STREATOR

Mrs. Henry Smith died on Monday
morning at 1890 O'Clock at her home
in Streator, following three years'
Illness of tuberculosis. She Is sur
vivod by her husband and father,
Charles Price, OF Grand Ridge, and
two sisters, Alice, of Grand Ridge, and
Josephine, OF Iowa, and five brothers,
Edward, CT Merlden. George, Of this
city, Dewey, of Grand Ridge, william
Of Panama Canal and Teddy Of Iowa
Funeral services will be held We'd
nesday in Streator.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-09
"a SALE co. INVENTORS
FORM new ASSOCIATION

A new La Sale county association
was incorporated Saturday evening
which has been named the Inventors
Manufacturing {. Development Asso-
ciation capital stock $250,00O0O, par
value OF shares $l0O, fully paid and
worcestershire; all common stock
all share alike.
The incorporates are DR.. }. II.
Coodell. the model maker at Marsel-
les; J. f. McKinzie, who has many
valuable patents to his credit; X. X.
Cooking, carpenter contractor; John
WoityneH Thomas G. Baird and w.
j. Parks.
DR.. Goodell was elected president,
McKinzle first vice president, Cock
ing second vice president, and Parks
secretary-treasurer
The board OF directors includes al
the above mentioned whom, with DR.
wv. A. Starr, now of st. Louis, alsc
form tho utility committee, to per
form duties similar to building ant
loan association appraisers.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-09
LIGHT VOTE BEING CAST
ON CONDUIT ORDINANCE

Little interest is being shown in the
extended conduit ordinance election
being held thruout the city today, and
az a consequence only light vote is
being cast. No energetic effort is be-
ins made by either friend or foe of
the ordinance to secure its passage or
defeat in the referendum and as con
sequence there we're hundreds of stay
at.homes who did not register their
voice either for or against the contin-
uation OF the underground wiring from
Lafayette street to the |. & NJ canal
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-09
TWO BANKS NAME
OFFICERS FOR 1917
NATIoNAL ~ INCREASES Dl-
RecToRxr ~. c. COOK AND
L. N. BAYNE HoNoRED At
ELECTION TODAY.

Ottawa National banks held their
annual elections today by. rsaaming all
their old officers f62 se ensuing wear
The National cry kas strengthened
its directorate BY addine two very
successful business nneq "a ~ roster.
This decision was del lldsd Upon
prior to thasrnee.ing and stlg names
of Lewis NJ Bayne and HafrJ a. Cook
were voted upon as dircctofs with
both men being unanimonIay chosen
for these important posts.
The following is the list OF officers;
President-Thos. ID. Catlin.
First e-President--Al. F. Schoch
Second Vice.President - Chas. P.
Taylor,
Cashier-Philip G. Schoch.
Assistant Cashier-Otis M. Bach.
These are the directors:
Thos. D. Catln, AL. f. Schoch, Chas
p. Taylor, Phillip G. Schoch, James p
Catlin, George NJ. Trmble, John d
Towne, Harry G. Cook and Lewis M
Bayne.
First National Elects.
The annual meeting of the First
National Bank was held this after
noon at 2 o'clock at which time direc
tors and officers for the ensuing veal
were chosen. All former officials were
reelected as follows:
RESIDENT orenzo Leland.
Vice President---E. c. Swift.
Cashier. f. Hook.
Assistant Cashier Haeberle
Assistant Cashier--Fred A. Gerdine
Assistant Cashier-Edwin j. Ca
sidy.
Directors Lorenzo Leland, Osca
Haeberle. I. d. Vincent, c. +. Hoot
Clarence Criggs, Edward c. Swift
Milton Pope.
Plans for the future growth Of tn
bank were discussed at the meeting
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-09
REPORT OF MARRIAGE is
UNTRUE SAYS OTTAWA CLERK

A report as circulated in Ottawa
and La Sale that Archie Fredrcks
well known soda dispenser Of the
Weis drug store, was married, Is un-
true. Mr.. Fredricks was greatly in
censed over the report and vigorously
denied it to Free Trader-Journal re-
porter
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-09
ROTARY CLUB WILL
HOLD MEETING TONIGHT

The Rotary club will hold their
meeting this evening at G,3C O'Clock
at the Clifton hotel Election returns
on the conduit system will be received,
The question that will be discussed
are. Universal Military Training"
Know Ottawa Better" and special
IDEALS on The work for 1910
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-09
Convicts Fight Flames in Prison
Blaze.

Frankfort, KY, Jan. 9.-Leading
band of fire-fightng prisoners,
Governor Stanley, of kentucky,
early today saved the lives Of
more than forty convicts, trapped
in their cells when flames broke
cut in the State Penitentlary
TWO prisoners were burned to
death and 80 others are in the
prison hospital. The fire de-
stfoyed one cell house and badly
damaged another,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-09

This picture. made from one which
reached America few days ago. shows a
British tank" astride a German trench
Ihe monster fought well. but emerged
from the battle with damaged caterpil-
lar belt, which forced it TO remain where
it was-in the act OF crossing one Of the
enemy's trenches pield Marshal Haigs
recent report on the battle Of the Somme
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-09
ENCOURAGING REPORTS ARE
MADE FROM BEDSiDES
OF WOUNDED
WIFE KEEPS SILENT.
MRS. WEBER REFUSES TO TALK
FROM COT IN ASYlUM-SPOUSE
ASSUMES SAME ATTITUDE IN
JAlL-CHlLDREN IMPROVED.

That Antoine Weber, La Sale
county's arch-murderer and would-Do
suicide, will recover, is the belief Of
County Physician A. j. Roberts and
Jail attaches, who have given Mebber
close attention since his Incarceration
In cell at the local bastile. Webber
was removed to Ottawa after his
wholesale attempt to slaughter HIM
sell, his wife and his three children
with a razor.
The attack, which startled whole
county with its horrible possibilities,
occurred early Monday morning dur
ing a mad frenzy in which both Mr..
and Mrs. Webber participated at their
home in Ogles5y. Mrs. Webber is an
enforced inmate of the county asylum,
where she is being held under strict
surveillance by employees and Warden
Lawrence Morrissey.
Webber, from his cot IN the county
Jail. has not given out any statements
today. His wife from her bed in the
womans building at the county farm,
has assumed the same attitude. Both
are taciturn and refuse to converse
with those who breach the subject Of
what prompted them to exterminate
themselves and try to take the three
littlc children with them.
Mrs. Webbers condition. while
weak. is. most encouraging, according
to nurses at the county home. She ts
suffering considerable pain, but this is
not~looked upon as any serious condi
tion by those attending her. She does
not call for her husband and has not
mentioned any Of the children since
her arrival at the institution. While
It is not believed that Weber has de-
sisted in his desire to die. and close
watch is being kept upon him both
day and night, he has not called upon
the sheriff or any of his aides today,
to kill him.
After his separation from Mrs. Web
Der at the county farm, he begged the
sheriff to end his life forthwith, but
the sheriff was mcblieing enough 70
refuse the request. and WeGber stu
lives. He assumed all blame for the
crime before his arrest.
Children improved.
La Sale, Ill., January 9.-(SpecialJ
Tho condition of the three WetJel
children, who are patients at Ryburi
Hospital suffering wounds inflicted
by their crazed father, is most en-
ccuraging, according to doctors wh(
are attending them at st. Mary's nos
pital.
It Is not believed that the razor
when it was slashed across th'
throats Of the three, struck vital spot
on either OF the three little tots
They have q "5G.50' prospect OF re
covcry, nurses maintain with youtl
and good health in their favor, An
tone, Jr., aged seven, is the more serl
ously wounded, while Mary. aged five
and Margaret, aged three, escape
with lesser wounds.
All three children cry for thci
mother and father and ask to be take
to them.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-09
Germans in Possession of All Rou-
mania.

London, Jan. 9.--British mill
tary experts, commenting upon the
capture of the Roumanian fort
ress of Fokshanl, by Won Macken-
zen's German allies, take the
uIoomy view that it is now almost
impossible to prevent the Teu-
tens from overrunnine Moldavia,
thus giving them complete posses
sion Of the Kingdom Of Roumania.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-09

contains frequent mentio
the tanks" One exam
"GueudcCuurt was carr
ing trenches to the west
ed, In lin interesting fash
morning a tank" starte'
of IA trench held by the
northwest, firing its macl
lowed by bOnbers. The
escape. as We held the tire
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-09

Buffalo Sill May LtvS Thru. Gay.

Lenger, Cole, Jan. 9.--Col. Wh-
liam r. Cody was resting conr
fortahly this morning. Last night
his condition was such that all
hope was abandoned that he
would live until daylight, but his
rcn constitution brought him
thru and he may live thru the day,
according TO his physician, DR..
j. n. East.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-09
On New CIew of Model Slayer.

On New CIeW of Model Slayer.
Philadelphia, Jan. 9. The trail
Of the murderer Of pretty Grace
Roberts, artist model, today led
away from the grave of Bernard
Lewis, sen of wealthy Pitts
hurgh family, who committed sui
eide in an Atlantic City hotel
when the police net seemed
about to hem him in.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-09
Start Closing Arguments in Bub-
bile Death.

Olney, H., Jan. 9.-CIosing ar
0uments we're begun today in the
case CT Roy 9iinderliter, charged
with the "air bubble" muroer CT
Elizabeth RatcIiffe, his 17-yearoId
sweetheart. It was expected that
at-.r1cnts would end at about 8
c. m. and that the case would go
TO The jury before 4 o'clock.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-09
Beauty In Lirht.

Light is the first of painters. There
is no object SO foul that Intense light
will not make 1t beautiful. Emerson.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-09
Bernard in Ottawa.

General President +. j. Bernard, OF
the brotherhood, arrived in Ottawa
this afternoon to take up the union
situation preparatory to meeting With
Mr.. Fisher and Superintendent OF
Transportation b. l.. Arnold. This
meeting probably will be called with
in the next few days.
While working without any agree
ment, the trainmen, it is said, will be
paid for the time from January lst to
the signing Of the new contract on
the basis agreed upon at the final
meeting OF the two sets OF officials,
No strike is looked for by either side.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-09

SUBSCRIBE FOR FREE TRADER.
JOURNAL.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-09

n OF the work Of
'le follows:
'sd after project
hid been captur-
ion, In the esH-ly
iSlown a portion
enemy, from the
|iHe guns and fol-
enemy could not
nell atthe south
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-09
May Arbitrate.

Concensus OF opinion among mem
bers of the Brotherhood is that the
companys offer win not meet the
scale demand pronered by them, and
that finally the differences will have
to be settled by arbitration. The
workmen have already made a tender
of settling the question Of wages III
this manner, but whether the com.
pany heads are willing to accept this
means Of adjustment has not been an
nounced.
l.. o. Browne has been engaged by
the trainmen to look after their inter
ests until the new contracts are
signed The working terms contained
in the company's offer have been ac'
cepted in full by the men and the only
matter to be adjusted will be the
wage proposition
The law firm OF Duncan & OConor
will probably look after the company g
iuterests in all future dealings be-
tween the officials and employees,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-09

Optimistic Thought.
If misfortune comes she brings along
the brayest virtues.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-09
THE WEATHER.

Generally fair tonight
and Wednesday. Colder
Wednesday afternoon and
night.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-09

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bobsr bts esogruphifhen Snititlis Wils
helm @reps, Bat stne Billion gldrt 5ui
9sgriinbung elmer observation-disclosures
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genonmen; and an be gsgriinounp
zines StimdtsbduisB fir ainosr bnH
psritctbsnsn pber Standardization Seile
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hodbtr1igs 8egriinber fpia, i'm ieinen
plan gu beripirtlittn, Tsin geI6dFt unb
iciu 8erm0gsn dnmdbIi9 unb aah itts
rem Scbs CANA In ben 9ituit bsr Stifi
turg ftsIsn.
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cine rsat LANCE a~ebensbdusr porausIebt,
gtht bdrans berbor, bah ct gIsi65eitig
Elm 4opitdl bon 10000 81. Bis gum
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ben gseenDartiqth Belttritg ubfalitBtns
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tungsorfalttn periptnott tusrbel. Sim
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bon 10000 Nt., bic in 200 Sabrm auf
SO gliIionen anipddFen perbsn, aufges
lOit ptrotn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-09

ardnutsn ,ntstssn. Stir5sn y66elnO.
GdrsisH ouf. @srIiniea i'm sG5sn
Sumpf, abtr fhon iinb etnies 9eutfde
aus ibrsn 2ohern beraus. 60 eilt Sen
ltbten, I4rsdlidsn Rabidmpt Ga lit
etn pilbes Rdufen. Gin pdar gtfans
gene iperOen g,md6t. Ginb bic tuabns
ifnrig9 Gic l1ltn. @ie errpslr irs
gsubpslht Dorte. Sit FHb ftnnIos be-
t%tuuttn, Gle riedtn mad Sdnaps. =
Sis fHb 70 ~bstrunten, boB ne pcrlduFig
0uf benz nd6Itsn 8etbdnbsplab gar
utht bebanbeIt tperben tonnen, folpsit lie
perpuHbst finb. Dds lit Der arisel -
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lie srfdroden, bob bisIer Be~rbdnbspIab
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bter big 3ur nG6Tfsn GammeIftn. fabs
rem, bdB ,s bon bier eIeib hi btqu.msr
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tttt 9tbt, in benz dllss fomerabIbaTtliA
dufssnommsn fpirS. SIT has Der aties9
Bit idnsI iih bas olles in Elm padr
Minuten nbIpieltl Wie pielt Dsutfde
0uf bisfs Msiis eersttet tpsrSen i0nnen!
@is aud mdudsr 5ran5oIs fetn boFf,
ningslos babinFr5menbes 2ebtn diB
psrtuCltts @sF6tnt bss Stinbts 5us
riidsrhdItl
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bertt mag tr Itoli alt Ttin2 Gin Sffis
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-09
Die SaiGp-S airileG 6isGfen.
Bon slIfreO ai6arb @sBrr.

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feline einpiaisuns isksrapbiert, bub
mir bic Sibiiiuuen beiu9sn birftn, bic
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guiaiieIsst. gierrssgadHsgBa bisIs
ten. @as eiumal Gdiap uno GaiuiTel
bitB, tltint Grtfaoftsn etpa 10 aifp,
meter fiioIih bon 8updume, in heite
niat mehr. Seine Rduern 3eiaen, oaB
bier eiunuE 9dufer ianben. aIetne
Shuttbaafeu Iiegsn III SaIamm. gtds
ratlOdsr unb INNER pieber 9ranatI6s
der, nit sinem Dur9meEer bis at 5ebn
Wlsttm, oissieits nnb infeils Der
9unbirubs, bic berT6nunben lit, spis
ttsn ben Wsesn, bic lpie uearaoiert
if1b. SD bdlte cine 5liegeraufuabms
aus ben dIlerlebttn 1ugeu in ben 6dns
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