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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-19
Oklahoma
Observirlss

People brag on their classical taste
in music, observes the Alya Pioneer,
and then buy about six ragtims records
to one Of the heavy stuff"
------- .t
One OF Colonel Kipling's characters
remarked that when man has learned
to believe. Ne has learned something
Here is ono to try on your credulity
Texas" Tate is training for wrestling
match at Nowata He does good des
Of road work, and the other morning
the Nowata Star says, while out on his
six mile run, Tate ran down a jaeF
rabbit and killed 1t. He brought the
rabbit in with him to prove the story
Meanwhile, there is some curiosity tt
know il the celebrated Wichita liar has
moved 10 Nowata,~
Elk City recently had a poultry show
but so many chickens are displayed ~
other places, you may have overlooked
that event.
Arapaho is to have municipa
Christmas tree this year. and IT ha'
been decided to make the occasion
giving Christmas for the children ant
grown folk alike. 1t is planned tha
everyone who attends the municipa
program shall bring a silver offering e
be used for the relief Of suffering ii
other lands There is a good deal o
| Christmas spirit in Arapaho,
Here is a mysterious Disappearance
case from Aehillc which should inter
es, the amateur Nick Carriers and Sher
lock Holmcscs; Deputy Sheriff Var
ner seized fory.eigh quarts OF low
grade bootleg whisky al Achille, an,
took il to his home, which Is also
restaurant He then went to shoN
where he felt his presence might b
needed, and when he returned he ioun
no trace OF the liquor vile, not even
. clue.
The Durant Democrat says ba
weather shouldn't keep anyone ava
from church, which is all right, exceI
that Il does and without establishin
any new records in inclemency, at tina
An interesting time was had by al
one infers from the following societ
item from the Durant Democrat, A
the result OF shooting and cuttin
scrape at the Beams schoolhouse la
night, Lee Fultr and George Fult
brothers, were seriously shot, and Cli
Parish was cut in the throat with
knife. The fight started at box SUI
per that was given at ahe schoolhou'
for the benefit OF the school II seen
from the meagcr facts that we learn,
. over the phone today, that one Of Il
| Fultr boys and the Parish boy were tr,
ing to,hs a voting lady's box, and II
/, bidding became quite lively, and bo
! OF the men passed some heated word
= Without warning, II was stated, Ch
/ Parish drew pistol and fired at l.
!. LFultz. the; bullet penetrating his nee
passing entirely through Parish "
attacked by George Fultr, who used
/. knife to good advantage, cutting !
J. throat almost from ear to ear, Duri
! the scuftlc Parish fired at George, a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-19
'.PR0BlsMS
4Ae .E:RAEssR|E!T!s.. !.
I EAR MRS. THOMPSON; When

~ EAR MRS. THOMPSON: When
II lady is married, how should she
- sign her namel Should It be
MRS Mary Jones" or MRS. Tom +.
Joncs'p
2. had white muddy trimmed in
red and blue, The blue ran into the
white. Can YOU recommend anything
20 take the blue OUT
k g. When young lady Is Just married
should she call on her husbands folks
Ior should they call on her first
want to give you my compliments
on the wonderful work you are doing for
the girls. You are right abou, kissing.
j an, a married woman now and know
what il means. Some girls do not real
ice what il means AT the time and they
regret Il later when they meet the right
man. il they are good, conscientious
girls.
Mothers don't seem 10 explain the
things a girl wost needs, to know, but
the girls are expected toeknow anyway
( You are very nice to those people who
write letters In favor Of kissing, The
.lstters are an insult TO the ones who
write them as well as to you. Any CIR
worth having won't consider fellow
.like sone who have written to you.
APPRECIATION.
I. Il Is correct 10 sien your nam
either way. " you sign "Mrs Mar
Jones'" put in your maiden name an
ehclose the Mrs" IN ,parenthesis-
~(Mrs) Mary. Snith' Jdpss.. III Va
sign "Mrs. Tom e. Jones," parenthese
are not necessary.
z. There is nothing that will remov
thc blue, | am afraid.
:. The husbands relatives should ca
on her first. ut II they do not and III
? husband wants to take hisawife home {
meet his parents she should 20. 1t
foolish to be too conventional In sue
matters. The parents might not realir
that they ought TO make the first call
~ want to thank you for the kindnes
you have shown in saying that you lik
my advice.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-19
hRS.SANDFORD
GAINS TWENTY
POUNDS ON IT
lays She Feels Like She Has
Taken q New Lease
on Life.

To accomplish the wonderful results
related in the statement given by Mrs.
James A. Sandford Of 1884 Cockrell
street, Dallas, recently, a medicine mast
have unusual merit.
-Four years ago" said Mrs Sandiord,
u began suffering with stomach trou.
bic, constipation, loss of appetite and
weakness. ] really don't know what all
was the matter with me but my condi-
tion became alarming, About three
years ago | was operated on but the
cause OF my trouble seemed to remain
with me, had such awful pains about
my stomach that | was almost frantic.
Then during las, Angus, | had another
operation and still failed to get relief
Sleep was almost out OF the question
Tor me | would Just roll and toss
nearly all night and feel more tired and
WORKOUT ~ the mornings than when |
lay dewu at night kept going down
until weighed only ninety.eight
pounds and was so nervous and weak
had TO keep to my bed most all the
time
FINALLY was persuaded to try Tan.
+ 6c apd Il was jhn what | have beer
1eding 90 long In Just a few day,
Y nWMcsd 10 feel better aud my ju,
- hardly be imagined when iin,she,
\ 3t botte to find my suiierinl
\ a )Q ~ my weigh, increase,
~ c1nbds Ny appetite il goo
4; 1esv@ ere calm and get NOR
~ o o1t of eating and sleepin
" ! I Nv n 1 long time tseei u
w pagsvinSs thoroughly reireshe
" ~ ~ - a. I'll my work Tar
w a IN ~ Tanlae Tablet
6ally III iliU have
~ l ~ ] owe \ all
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-19
Ao.ociaied Press War Review.

On the Italian northern front the
AustEo- Germans persist in strong Ell
forts to find weak point in the Italian
defense and through Il to rush south
70 the Venetian plains Checked east
OF the Brenta last week, the invaders
despite the heavy losses inflicted upon
them by the Italians have struck a,
two points on the line between AslagC
and the Piave.
Monte Soiario, between the Brenta
and tho piave. has become the center
OF lighting in this sector, Berlin claims
the capture Of some Italian positions
there and the repulse Of Italian counter
attacks
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-19

name. died snd was buried IN the royal
burylng ground OF the Aohegans In
Connecticut.
Pity Years Ago Today.
if8b7--Allocution OF the Pope. thank
ing and blessing the French govern
ment for its protection OF the Papal ter
ritory.
Twenty-Five Years Ago Today.
l8o1-House OF representatives passed
bill increasing the pensions OF Mex
lean war veterans,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-19

the bulIet struck him in the neck and
ranged downward. The school buid.
ing was crowded with men. women and
children at the time the first shot was
fired. and il was remarkable that no
one was injured Parish used presence
of mind enough not to shoot pfomiss'
cously, making each shot find its mark
The Pnnea City Democrat relates that
some soulless miscreant broke into the
Santa Fe electric supply building there
one night recently and maliciously pur-
loined two Of b R. Olon's shot guns
and a quantity OF loaded shells. With
the quail season only half over, soul
less miscrcnnt seems about the proper
, classification
Ed Shinn has decided to move from
Newkirk TO Ponca City, thus adding an
other to Ponca City's list oi immor,als.
People Pound Preacher says n
headline in the III Dorado Courier, but
it wasn't as violent as the caption sug
Rests. Merely a pound social for the
Rev A. A. Collins, who is leaving Fl
Doradooior Lubbock, Texas.
II occurs to this casual observer that
the patent medicine firm which is ,ad-
vertising spring laxative in a lIo-
bart newspaper is flushing the season a
little,
This sounds like knitting record In
Just one week, Mrs. J. 5. Moore OF
Okmulgee knitted, crocheted around the
arm and neck openings, and packed a
sweater which is now on the way 10
add 10 the Christmas happiness OF a
marine. Mrs. Moore used a very soft,
fine yarn, having 10 stitches across a
| No, 3 needle. This is .notablr record
in that she has instructed and helped
other knitters in the week in which she
worked. besides finding time for her
homework,
Oklahoma newspaper men are entitled
TO bouquet or something for the en-
thusiastic and able. manner in which
they have boosted the Red Cross drive
Business OF handing them one,
The Hugo Husonian devotes all 1T
editorial page, and another page to lega
notices which are drier than anything
an editor could write, even in a bone
dry state, but possiblye more profitable
You know where good resolutions are
, largely used for paving material Ye
something more substantial is likely 4
come from good resolution passed a
recent good roads meeting at Paul
Valley, which asked the county com
: missioners to call an election for tn
! ! 4eurpose Of voting bonds to build goo,
roads in Garviu county 1t is proposed
: should the bonds carry, to improve an
surface such roads in the county a
,, have been designated as state highways
and that would help some
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-19

s1phe Heavy Losses, lnvad-
ers Strike Again,

DERLIN, Dec is.--Austro-Gsr-
man fsrees yesterday stormsd the
Italian poaitioas on Monte Asolons
snd the adjoining heights, accord
Ing to the official statement issued
today BY the German staff. More
than 1000 soldiers were captured.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-19
'HlST0R7B7lS 'H

One Hundred Years Ago Today.
1874 British supply train was CAP
tured and plundered by the Mahrattss.
Seventy-iiye Years Ago Today.
l842-John Uncas, the last male de-
scendant OF the Mohegan chief OF that
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-19

The Lewis gun, the invention Of
Isaac Lewis Of the United States army,
Is capable Of. firing 700 rounds per
minute.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-19

II occurs to this casual observer that
the patent medicine firm which is ,ad-
vertising spring laxative in a Ho-
bart newspaper is flushing the season a
little.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-04
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beiaaer 10 Qe5oHener Ninle mo oerielDen cnt
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-04

Nnl 81. Aidr5 Static glrruo, gir. 352 5ios
QsouoOcat. 5ilnBc, Al Sabre alt.
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9diersSirdbe, u Sabre alt.
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KIN Nur5 uptOn 3. Sruuu, Sobus @ops
iiHs9olpiidl 62 sabre alt
g1ill 81. 4iur6 @nrg Sgreo, Jlr 7O3 Glis
Erellon. siraBe AZ Sabre All
glm 81. Wtnr3 OolDer,ne 0amp0elli Ssraclis
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0uloi irnbe 90 Sabre nlt.
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YIN sO Widr5 Wiart1a g. g. 0Drbafer, Tr.
323, 1lio '1priHg' SiraBe, 60 sabre ali.
sln 30 NidrB gsinam 3. Watclr, Jir. 730,
StaSlo9le SltaBe' 30 Napte ali
Aln !. 4pril 0eorae {. Olenn, yir. $50,
9sooomdro 1traBc 03 Sabre oil.
slm /. Apru Vcpr1c y. Oreeuiua, GOllims
basglUenle uHo Su0 StraBe, 90 SaUre alt
Vim 81. Wiar5 Niar oeuoeriun, ytr 22t,
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genlaloil iraBe 81 Sabre alt.
glm T. Nldr5 Bertha Nicper AHanbae
Npuaieiua, bnrt Atiue, 70 sabre all.
am I. gpri 0arrn s. Mdi5unrHe, glr. 225,
'Glt@rihonuiS itnbe, 2o 1nure ult
ylm T. glpril Mand u. &nrtcD, gr 2544,
gSeiis&altimore 4rnbe 70 Sabre alt
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lepD'a coipiiQl N Sabre aii
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gSe HreiOn zraBc 81 sabre air.
yum gpril simon Sioienberg, 0otel Neoes
Yin / spru Wiarp ednl5, g}r t01f gioros
0cntnl Npcnuc, 90 Sabre alt.
Nm 81 4iar8 5ragf StoiinsfL yir 002, g.
2Sule Sita1e, 33 Sabre ali
gn 81 gldr5 2onlc GpittcL gir. CAB, Sort
l0ii0 1irnNc. 81 NnJrc ait
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NicrcDtNplpiial n Sabre ali
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PIN j. MOTEL 0gnrlcs Y. Q5rig1t, g(r $40,
Sil0 0-NlonII-s lrane. n ,laute al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-04

Die SScc Oes staOt-@rufnruturS 6iclO, bic Orei
GtroBcngcpierte 3pii6c 2crinetpn. mo 6opette- Str
uno GoproBe imo 5olswao fir 'oie gnlage ocs @oic
Gentre ou3ufoufeu uno oam iir Oas Babe @cOiert an
Nort6 mo Morplono9pe an oei Staot 5lt SER
faui6en 0omt Der Stoat bier cine groBe Saiien6aIle
hit 9ireaur5inmer fir Oe StoutSbeanlten iinO oie
Staot BORT cine Gon5ert6allc erbocn ton ibent gar
nidt libel 81 iein Die li0t6ioe &erpiligng iir Sen
9ou ser gsom6alle r 0os &iertc &cgiment fonnte in
ser Grtrolibmg, pe6e Ger @ouperer cin5uberuicn
acOentt, gemadt merocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-04

SIS itar6 am f. gMril 1917 0arl ~ 1cifer
i'm gllier bon AZ 5a9tcn uno 6 Otonaieii. gc
ichter @uile bon 0liie 9ciicr &erman0ie nlib
6rennoe Der Sanrlic tno elHgeldocft Der Beer
oianug bei3nuo6Hen mclcOc am WiithuDm, Den
& Aprl N'orQens nn 8 ll0r Oon ciner gSo0s
minR NJ 22i3 dStraNc, aus nab Der
St: Sdibriic'a MilWc, no un lDr ein he
QnicnrroNnmi liir ieiu ScecnGcl cechrirt
miro, li0iiin0et
(lSllDnGinn =, g., 8eiungCn M0gcn Qct
iduiQli Cupiren) (gOr2 4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-04

OaR bic Garmcr anS Der llmscscnO, mcldc icOe
go6e 3pei ODER Orei @fol nit dper belaOenen @a0cn
nad) Baltimore fonlmen, Inn mi uniercn Wdrttcn fire
9rooufte ieil3ibiete ange6ohen merOen ioIlcn, cine
gSnacn-Sicen3 81 erlongeJ III gan5 in Oromtng. Sie
6tlfen lmier tberes noOernes StraBenpilaer rcparo
tlr6e0iirftq 81 mod5en nO tra9cn fencn Sent 81 De-
rem @ou BEL pG6renO mir 0en gr0Btcn E6eil Der &o
ltcn 6rer @c9e6alten trogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-04
Ndttuudl, ben 4. SlpriI 1917.
Der 1raiOent mirO Srnppcm mad 6runtrcd ienOcH
miicu


miien
Ger aregs6eidluB, Der am @lontag sbeno I'M Se'
rot enQereidt proe bat I'M Gomite fr atsportige
Nc,ie6maaen cine meentlid)e 9erdnoeumg eriabren.
Gr III beitimmtcr qeuoroci. Gd6renO Der 9ei9hB III
Scr Griqinaiaiiunq oltet Dab Der Frdlioent bier
0urd crnddtiqt mo ougcDieiT werOen ioll uno en-
in1dtiot mo auaemieicu it, oiort 5dJritte 3u t0uii
nm 0os 9an0 nidt alein in een grinoliden Sert0el'
oarnas3ulian0 81 pereben ionoern oud lene 9on5e
W2od1t n5ubicten uno olle ieine Siilisqelen IN Nn'
ncn0unQ 5l brnQen, nm ® gegen ole tailerli1
0ciiide 9lcqieung 81 i6ren ulio oen 9onit 81 enen
erioareidcl Ab6luB 81 briugen outet Die nere 6ai'
imQ 0ob Scr Erdii0ent bicrourd crmodtigt uno an
Qemcicn .ucr0cn iou in0 ermddbt0t u0 angemieien NJ
Sic oeomnitc 6otten unO militariide 0iadt Der Ser
Gtoatcn mo allie Slsquellen Der Gegerung our In
ircnouna al 6rinqcn qegen oie faerlid oebe gieaie
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g. 3 brngen ltelt DER 6ongreB DER Der Staoten bier
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sci nellen 6alng miro Der FrdiiOcnt ermddtat uno
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mcnoen Gas meint oaB CT elm Seer ldaTren uno
liad 1ranfred enocn muB. Tus mar oFienbar nlc1t
Sic 4bidt 0es @r1iiOcner 9bcr es lit Die Nbibt DER
0rieosmodler un0 6r g9iQe miro e0enolls Der NAB
oebenoe 6le6en Die S{regsnader molleu ENGLAND
Sic Erilppen lciert nod wel6en 9onor Gam tiir5lid
qernien 6ot 9mcrifan6es @eO uno omeritande
alinition iino lid]t eenig, oud Die amertanilbe Sl
Qen0 loll Qeopfert wcrOm 10 mollen es oie &rle9s'
mader gSer aber ioll oann Die gSet ernabrenT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-04
Sohn 8. 9ipDiuclte,
NcnrN Ni. yliHrl,
NnrrD ". 9lcmien,
Gonmindrc.
Cuacuc q. ylnc0ers,
@Ierl.


gTUUT97EIlITTI 7IlUIII,
@s uiro bicriNli alien fcrloncn uio eotlus
rniinncn ODcr Observation-Disclosures pclc1e 0e
i6diie in Der Stlci Baltimore bcireibcn mo
taSn cine Giaais Siccll uclpiDiqcn tei1uni
gcmnbt eiuc eiccr3 30 cyririeu ooer oeiclhe
iummenocn Mai 1917, 3u erneuern.
Gin lluicrlnMcH, clue Sgcn5 5H crwtrtea,
Mntcuuirii &criancn ciucr Strne NIB Soften
Scrr glaam 0emperl 0lerf ncs Common
@laaa cjrr0is III icGt berei. Qicen8en III ici.
nem Niirean I'M @cribl5ncbdHoc bon . ltBr
@Drmltoae 6ie 4 llhr &nsbmittaoe ans5uiieuen
Dls Giaais RcriiDerunQ5 2c}usiemeEt ipiro
bcreit iein NerlilbcrWoa NrDier Nccn8cn ani
ctiicn Sadc oco iommenocn Nla 1917 IN iei-
nen @ircmi i'm Union 1nlGcbdnoc bon
o nor &orm,iiaGs bis 4 llbr &abmiiaas aus
S6omn5 q. N,c9inliD,
GhCril oct eid0i baltimore.
(Npr3A,691113,16,1S,2 .23,26,2S,3O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-04
Qlmonoa 0rcidlcr.

Gs iiar6 om 4 9lpril 1917 glmnnoa
Treidcr aellebie Satin bon Gonroo Crelner.
i'm gllicr bon 40 SaOreu Sic Nccroipung
fuoei am 2ouucrlids, gin0nnliaaa iA2 ll0r,
bon ocf SoDu Ncrmlq q 50. 3ceroinaa Gar
lor3 gr. 200s, Crleans. Straic, aus naii.
Neiebila oill ocm oSaila'on6 6reoboi,"
(ytlr3H5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-04

NadJ eucm Seridt ocs SnuOeS.9lrbets-0 0eparte-
ments creigncen iib i'm Sabre 1916 IN ben Ser Stoo.
ten $3.50 StriteS uno los 9r6eiter 9lusdlieBungen-
Syn All StrifcS errongen ole 9lr6egebcr nO in 7O6
etrfcs Die glrbeiter Den Seg m6breno 70 Stritcs
ourd 9erqcid uno $40 Ourd gbAmB cineS Gompro-
miles 6eieelegt mrroen Sat- ale 9erufSfoiien ma
rem babel in 01itleoen6oft oe5ogcn. 0os Sobr 1915
miro nod glusioqe cnes 9eomte ocS @mOes Stotiitif-
Bureaus ais Strtciobr in Oie @eididte Oes SonoeS
ii6crqe6cn Ger D}ongeI an 9rbcitsfrGiten inn &crehl
nit Der ouBcror6cntlden Steieerung scr 2e6ensmit-
tcpreiic bot oni6eieno in Den glr6eitern bic 9einmQ
oiffommcn loiien Dob ic nidt brcn 9lut6eil an Ser
qcqcnmGrtqen @roipertdt crbotcn Gos iei 0urd Die
StrtcS gum glusorud gcfonrmen 70 berd)tet Ons Ar.
belts Dcportcmeut Qie 6oroerlmo b0berer 206ne lno
fir5erer 9rbetS0eii bOetc sic llrode bel 5mei Grit
tcn Ser Stritei6ae.
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GnOlid It SbcOOOrc JIOoIeUct cInmal 5nFrIc0cn mt
icinem 3iuciten Aodioger I'M @ciBen SmlS Gr pollte
i'm gciter beiiben imO i6m eine Do6e 3urieOen6cit
miholi6 olis0ride iulO 5ugleih aud feline Gienltc
onbieten @s 1T ebt 0es riibereu Yr0iioenen 6oder
@6rgei3. Elm Heginent 5u refrlitiren mO oasiebe in
bodt egener @erion gegen ole 9qltidhe 81 iii6rcn
Nir ie6en nidt elm ues6ol6 Ger +rdiocn Serru Sioo
iepeIt nidt 0en g9lmid eriiILIen ioIItc.
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9J}arie g1ciuerf.

Gs iiarb pl5bli0 am + glpril 1917 Mlarie
gpcincrt, Gelicblc @diiin oes periorbercn
3NcOaro ggenori, IN ibrem 46. 9eDensinbr sic
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1135, gScf 9sroit.Sranc, aus iinii Neictuu9
anL Dem ..Al-Iolm .lLLeohul.- Lalnr3-ll
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sic Min Ncs sennturs 0dnm6crI0in mcLdc MiIi.

DC W 0cs ScHnf0re NNNNIUcrINlNi WcIdlc WlIll'
idr5wang ciniii6rt fir ilngc Mdnncr BON 20 bis %
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nes reiditen goters 9enm OeieIbe 9e6onoliug cr
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