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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-09-27

A dozen OF Montpelier's winsome
young ladies had a most delightful
time at IAN old fashioned party"
which was held at the home OF Miss
Minnie Robbins last Tuesday night
-The girls were asa-@saAEaa -afF dresses
that their mothers wore 20 years or
more ago. There were hoops, trains
and bustles and other hideous cos
tunes that were 30 stylish years ago.
After having a rollicking good time
Tor several hours the young ladies
partook Of refreshments consisting
q hard tack and peanuts, washed
down with water.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-09-27

Vic Hansen has purchased the W.
H. Rid residence property in this
city and took possession OF tbs same
this week.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-09-27

NOT a pound Of sugar could be had
OF any groceryman last "Wednesday.
surely this was famine, considering
the amount OF fruit ready to be cans
MED or ielledr--.--.-
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-09-27
Local News
MOntpeller. FrIday. sept. 27. l9ls

Mrs. Hy Crane of Poeatello. visited
with Montpelier relatives the past
week.
Picture framing done neatly and
at reasonable prices at the Nielsen
Furniture Co.
The ladies of the M. q. church will
hold a cooked food sale at Ed Rich's
grocery tomorrow afternoon.
Watch and iewelry repairing ct
Nielsen's; all work guaranteed satiSS
factory.
George Dana left last week for
visit OF several weeks at his old
home in Knoxville, Iowa.
Miss Ruth Davis went to PocatelIo'
CAST Saturday, where she will attend
the Idaho. Fechs this year. -
VA six-foot round. dining table, .spe-
cial for STATS at the Nielsen Furni-
ture Co. - $1,000.
During the past two weeks several
men have been sent here from other
points for railroad work mostly train
$ men,.
Ladies', you are invited to call and
inspect our line of ladies coats and
suits in all of the new styles and col
ors.-The Fair Store, Sam L.-LeWis;
VIC Hansen has purchased the W.
H. Rid residence property in this
city and took possession OF the same
this week. -
new line Of comforts and pillows
just received by the Nielsen Furni-
ture Co.
w. II. Lee. general passenger and
freight agent OF the Salt Lake Route
spent last Sunday in the city at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Frnak Jones
A wonderful line OF dress goods In
satins, crepes, taffeta and wool pop
Tins just arrived ct the Fair Store
Sam L. Lewis.
Peaches that had been selling fol
$3.50 o bushel jumped to $500 last
week and even at the price we're al
taken before Saturday.
Nose Lewis went to Lava Hol
Springs last Tuesday to remain tol
several days I'm the hope OF being abl'
to boil the lumbago out OF MS sys
tenn.
II you are contemplating buying
range this fall don't overlook tn
Great Majestic--the best range o.
earth. Sold by the Nielsen Furnitur'
Hn
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-09-27

In you want an all wool suit. made
TO order and guaranteed to Mt, Tor
s25. 90 to Fred Seller, the tailor.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-09-27

Ladies', you are invited to call and
inspect our line of ladies coats and
suits in all of the new styles and col
ors.-The Fair Store, Sam L.LeWis.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-09-27

If you are contemplating buying q
range this fall don't overlook the
Great Majestic--the best range on
earth. Sold by the Nielsen Furniture
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-09-27

Nose Lewis went to Lava Hot
Springs last Tuesday to remain Tor
several days I'm the hope OF being able
to boil the lumbago out Of his sys-
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-09-27

During the past two weeks several
men have been sent here from other
points for railroad work mostly trains
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-09-27

One day last week Owen onayle
brought In two live hogs which he
sold TO Williams q Heas for the neat
sum Of SiS4. A few years ago Il
would have taken nearly q whole car
load of porkers to have brought that
nriNQ
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-09-27

Miss Ruth Davis went to Pocatello
CAST Saturday, where she will attend
the Idahe-Fech this year.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-09-27

Watch and jewelry repairing 81
Nielsen's; al work guaranteed SatiSS
factory.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-09-27

George Dana left last week for 8
visit OF several weeks at his old
home In Knoxville, Iowa.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-09-27

II Il nov proper 70 salute Hyrum'
Holmes as grandpa. He had the a.
tie conferred upon him yesterday
morning BY the arrival OF a little
soldier at the home of sidney 6ur-
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-09-27

Peaches that had been selling for
$3.50 q bushel jumped to $500 last
week and even at the price we're all
taken before Saturday.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-09-27

cial for STATS at the Nielsen Furni-
ture Co.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1918-10-11
COLORED CITIZENS OF COLUM
BUS, ONO, PAY TRIBUTE
TO TANNING.

One Of the most touching honors
that has lately come to Cecil Fan
ming, the American baritone, was paid
to him recently at community sing
arranged by him at Ohio Field, Co
lumbus, Ohio.
As a prelude, it should be stated
that few weeks previously Mr.. Fan
ming had sung at a special program
of songs and addresses arranged in
Columbus in honor Of Booker T.
Washington by some of the leading
colored citizens of the city. Mr.. Fan
ming sang a group of songs by the
Negro composer, Fl. T. Burleigh Dur
Ing lull in the "sing' at Ohio Field,
Elliot B. Henderson, a poet and a
leader in the artistic and patriotic
life OF his race in Columbus, advanced
and after speech presented Mr..
Tanning with an ebony walking stick
with head of twisted gold. 1t bore
the inscription, Presented to Mr. Ce-
Ell Tanning ag q token Of appreciation
by the eolorea citizens oil Columbus Z
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1918-10-11

pany has been hurt yet. I'm glad
that | was transferred to the en-
gineers, because il is certainly well
thought Of, and also the highest
branch Of service in the army Nearly
every boy that was drafted from Day
ton, when | was, is either corporal
or sergeant. BY the time you get
this letter, there will be another on
the road with my pictures. We dress
aver here similar to the French only
different color. We wear steel he'll
NETS on our heads and gas masks to
wear when they shoot poison gas at
us. They look awful funny on our
faces. These people are the friend.
liest people | ever saw, and the high
est mountains. climb the noun
tains every day The people in the
large towns dress and look like
Americans. In the small towns and
country, they wear wooden shoes and
they drive oxen to wagons. II is aW-
fully cold late in the night, and hot
in the day. can talk a lot Of French.
If | get back home | would not take
anything for this trip. Don't worry
about me, have good health, and
that is the most important part Well
dear mother, will close with regards
to all inquiring friends.
Love to Earl. Good bye, mother
and do the best you can until ! come
back, and pray for me, as | do every
night. From your devoted son,
GLENROY GRAIN,
/ 317th Engineers, Go. y, A. r. r
A. P. O. 766, Mobile.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1918-10-11

MIR. and Mrs. Arnold Black, Ct
South Hawthorn street, have received
the following letter from their son:
Aug. g, 1918.
Somewhere in France.
Dear Dad: Doubtlessly YOU and
mother are wondering where IS your
wandering boy today. All that ! can
say is that I'm somewhere IN France.
In the best of health, contented at
times. sometimes lonesome. But
never without the hope that Will
return to you some day. 1t seems
wears since I've been gone, but I
haven't changed bit. | have MOTH
ing to regret for having enlisted When
did except that | am away from
home. My work as company clerk
keeps me rather busy, SO ! don't have
time to get the blues very often. lve
been clerk since May 27, and have
made good. That somewhat lessons
the exposure which otherwise ! would
have to experience. So thus lar.
helped by circumstances, have trlea
to better myself. Clean living, health
full exercises, and good companions
are assisting me IN the making OF q
man. / am trying to live according
to the teaching Of my parents, and
so far I have been successful. have
encountered great many tempta-
tions, but the desire to go the
straight road has been the stronger
All to my own benefit, so you may ex-
pect to receive morally better lac
when ] return home. Tom jeff just
walked in and / told him that | was
writing to you. He sends best re
CARDS TO you. He is well and gettina
along fine. Sergeant John Butlel
was here last night, and we We're talk
ing about the folks at home. HI
wishes to be remembered to you ant
mother 1t was the first time tha
/ had seen him for nearly month
proven d soldier. He is about til,
busiest one in the company, and lhel
o great deal Of his time is taken u
dancing; the trench reel is one Q
the most popular. Then when one Q
the big shells comes over, he does til
dugout glide. He is really light q
his feet to be SO large, But even
it is Fourth of July every day all TIL
boys are in fine spirits. Company
is known as the best company on tn
line. We haven't produced 2 cowar
vet. Ard captain Mallory n Fla Is,
by everybody. The French Officer
think that there isn't anybody lis
Capt. Mallory. The weather hare
ideal now. but don't doubt hut 9ila
the winter viii be sepere 9aa .scnl
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1918-10-11
WILLIS POINTS
TO VIOLATION
Calls HaTllQn's S Attention to Fact
That He, Willis, Is Making
Patriotic Speeches While
Harmon Is Playing Cox
Machine PoIIs.cs During Loar
Drive.

Mr. Wills, Republican candidate
ing statement in reply TO Ex-Governor
Harmons speech al Greengille
According TO the morning papers,
at the very time | was engaged IN ad-
dressing patriotic non-partisan meet
ings Iii the interest OF the Fourth LIB.
erty Loan, Ex-Governor Judson Har-
non Il leading representative of the
party which claims politics is adj
journed was ayailing himself Of the
opportunity to make Democratic
CAMPAIGN speech az Greenyille, q pors
tion of which uajnstly attacks me.
and fulsomely praises the Democratic
candidate for governor. These two
speeches by two ex governors OF Ohio
clearly indicate the attitude OF two
great parties In the present crisis;
Republicans, In good faith, are using
al their efforts To aid the govern.
ment to sustain It's policy and make
the Fourth Liberty Loan a success
the Democratic leaders. under q
smoke screen OF pretense Yes,
politics has adjourned are playing
politics and endeayering to reach q
partisan advantage from the nation !
crisis. Having deceived the country
once by the false cry Of He kept us
out Of war camoufiage. false charges
and evasion OF real Issues IN their
/ platform, they now seem to thinl
they can win again by adiournine
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1918-10-11
Letters From France

erv il wonderful when one can keep
from looking at the shell-wrecked
cities and villages. I've seen but few
complete houses III this section. Foi
awhile / was looking for new ideas
along our lines, but ! have given
that up, because the big guns have
demolished almost everything that
was ever constructed in this section,
It will take years to rebuild what the
Germans have destroyed. But the
French are patient and it will not
take them long to set things right
again. They look upon our boys as
real soldiers and with none of the
contempt that | expected to see. In
deed, they are a wonderful people.
| / have made number of friends
iamong them. Also among our boys
But always III counting my friends,
| this little thought runs across my
1mind. I've travelled great many
lmiles around this old world. I've seen
almost everything. Sometimes I've
i liked like beggar, sometimes like
a king, I've met many friends, some
good, others bad, but I've never had
/ but two true friends, my mother and
my dad. After you two | can count
on no more. And when | think Of
it | love you more than ever / re-
ceived mothers letter yesterday. |
Intend to answer Immediately, but /
felt as though / had been neglectine
Iyou so | just wrote to you first
| | hope that grandmother is well,
and doesn't worry about me any more
/ Because next to home there isn't any
other place that / would rather be
And all that / give thought is how
long will it be before | will be back
home. Now | must close. Love anC
best wishes to ALL
! remain your son, JOHN.
Mrs. Isabelle Grain, Of Eaton, O.
is in receipt of an interesting lette,
from her son, Glenroy Cain, sent from
Somewhere in France"
American Expedit Force.
{ Sept. 3, 1918.
I Dear Mother: received all 0
] your letters and words cannot expires
how glad ] was to receive them.
t would miss three meals o day for :
! week to get a letter from home.
! have so much to tell, that | hardl.
4 know how to start. | am well excep
d a cold, and you know I always hay
s that. hope YOU arc well. Tel Helai
i and Niles am never losesone.
1 am kept busy lodging bullets. w
/ got sheiled the other night and "
/ went to d dug out il the ground al
! stayed oil night. Nobody Id our eon,
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1918-10-11

Mr.. j. II. Rives returned home
Wednesday morning from Asbury
Park, N. j.. where he accompanied the
remains Of his mother. An account
Of the funeral services will be given
next week.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1918-10-11

ROOMS Furnished rooms with
hath call at as Maple street. Mrs.
Mamie Elliott
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1918-10-11

Mrs. Isabelle Grain, Of Eaton, o.,
is in receipt Of an interesting letter
from her son, Glenroy Cain, sent from
Somewhere in France"
American Expedit. Force
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-07
1s. 5sbruGr isin 5Oidbrises Subi
Idum su ieiern.

16. 5sbrudr itin 50idbrises Jubts
Idum su feiern.
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fern sslunesu, bic gefhporensR I'm
Sole Der 20 Jormer Ger Rilss Socl
Doris. ipel6s in gerbinbuna NIT ben
DsrfloFensn Sireitumuben bss 4uis
rubrs ansetlost ipiirbsn. 3uTammsns
,uIiellsn. es muBisn iiber 200 1iirs
ger pors,laben iperbsn. bis bic an5ah!
btr Gei4porenen sefi4ert pero:n
toEnte.
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bo9seadtstsr giirssr 5nmilions.
ipurbs In ieinsm 6eim, Ro. 535 Gems
trail 4benus, TIM Utter bon 70 SnbrsH
Dom 5obe abserufen. CT mar IN alIs
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lebt Don ieiner Witiips. bier G6bnen.
bier 2oftern, orei griitern unb 3ipei
ShtpsItern. Die 9serbiguns iinnsi
morgan Rodmiiias untsr Der 9sitnns
bon paiior O. e. gtrboIb aui Dem
SreeHtDOob }riebbof fiatt.
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beIdIcb, am % Jebruar fir bic Jlii,
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pcn Snbianapolis, Der @ranb Wortbp
prdiibsni. 5usegen iein pirb. Ti.
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3eriifiiat.
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elm, bab areb. SHIiebmann, ipeIher
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- Rorsen 0ormiitaa nm 10 libr
finbtt bonn Seim bes Serrn gbarIss
9. 6eiftr. go. AZ Qorb 7. siraks.
aus bi. geerbisuna Der in college 5iII
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atrdt ipuroe EN- ariesss5 5parmartnis
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yegnabigunssASeborbe paroliri ipurs
ben, befiuben ii9 aud walier Jonp
unb q. 5ouni&tg bon Butler gpuntp.
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Sn HiaIius SIamm's 9alie fano
aeitern Absnb unier benz DOriib bss
prdiibenten Musuit Gmis uno Der
sDrotoiorfiibruns bes SstrstGrs Jobn
DieboIb bic reselmdtige Weriamms
lung bes gabifdsn llnisritiibunsss
pertins fat. Sn oerfeibeu fam Elm
Gdreiben Der Dsutifen 1as @eIeus
I&uft sur 0srleiuns, IN tptIdem trs
Iu6t ipirb, siuen Delegaten fir bas
am %. 5ebruar bssinntnbe neIe De-
Ifdftsiabr su ernennen. Sum DeIes
aaten ipurbs gal. Gderle uno 5u Isis
usm GtiIlperirstsr Sic alssier |. ers
nanut. Cine Ginlaouns bonn Bddsr'
geianspersin su feinsm rm 23. Jts
bruar fdttfinbsnben prsissUadstens
baa i'm Deuti6<n alu5 unb cine iols
dit btr Dsntittn Sdiieen @sitli'
iddft su ibrenl om 10. Jebruar I'M
D,utfheu aIub abSHbalienbtn De-
IslIj&dftsbaII ipurbe dnsenommsn
iino bef6lofen tldh an Den UeliIigIe.'
ten 70 sabIrsiG pis m0sIi9 81 btthti'
Iiasn. DerDeisdt gum GiaoiDtrbano
tit fsabian SdusIsr. Der i'm lebisn
Sabre ansesalffis greiteitsbonb III
9etraae BON 500 III onseiommeIl
unb ipurbe ben 9ereins 9rnltets 5ar
gerpabruns iibermieier. Die beans
traate 0erdnbsruns sur aoniiitufion
fam aur oritten aeiung unb ipurDe
onsenpmmen. Sbr safOlss srhdlisI'
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ieiiber sin ejebaIt bsiamen, pom L
SuIi ab cine 3uIase, unb jeren ois
nod sein gebaIt erhielten, ipiro en-
joI&es BON jenem Gage on be5a1li
psroen. Die Giunabmen bttrugen So
unb bic Mussabeu sol. 2eb.srs re-
prdfsntirsn aransenuntsrifis
uelb<r.
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tiHter aasnt in SamiItpn IN 9rr
lenarb grud. 449 Shb TiiHffr Cir.
Iea Sci. 746.a. Some gboHe
t63t.a.
- Der Wsltitiis. llnttritiibuness
perein trifft Norbereitungsn fir elm
arobts Banistt. bns ar Wofhinsions
Geburtstns in Der Dale oss Montsg
linteritiibunss 9sreiHs finiifinbsn
fpiro. Wapor Smith, gysNabOr
Scl3berssrssr Rihtsr 2aub unb
6arrp gpears tDsrbtu gHiproden
bditen.
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ipeldwr Der Grmorbuns pom abbie
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mar uno ii9 bss WlOroes i'm aipsiien
Orabe jHnIbis beinnnis. Dirbe &c,
FERN bon gfihier 9arlan BEN 3u9ts
bdus iiberipidtn.
- Dis 6omiftna 2ree SO. SO bes
praeaa aiz Gus bit hki&IafsE aR
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Oas eoaerba,s Der wearine

Dns 2oserbniis Der Wsarine.
g'cierpetnippen in gseppcrt, M. q. in
Dem iid groEe 9orritbe an pebens-
mitteln nlo sileibungsitiiden befon.
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Sei5anInge periirioht tpcr0en. slrm
getrase bon 100000 beihdbiet
iporben.
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iIcises zines Hniiagier5ugrs Der Ban.
aor uno ariitoof 8dbu nit 5ipel
gfneepfliisen bei Bangor, We., mar.
ben brei a,niineiere iino Elm 8usbe.
bieHiteter alf Der SteIIe get0btet uno
5ip6Ii Faiingiere perIett.
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Grnatpr @eefs bebamptet, ban IN
Seer iid satte NIT prOseiltidsn
9luiidten befinSen.
Gin Cffisicr ioa bieierbaIb aus
SrantreidJ smriidseiaidt ,por'
ben ieiH.
@arnm Seiebl seseben ipnrSe, Slt
ariessfpmtrafte nidJt 81 per'
6ffentiideu.

Tru> translation FLED with the Poat
master at Cincinnati on February 9
1918, as required by the Act OF octo
Der 9Th. 1917.
@af9irstpn .. g., 6. Jebr.
Setretdr Batter tpupoe am Wtttttpo4
nom Senntstpmmittse fir gsilitdrs
angelesenbeiten beoiigli6 Ger S1iibes
rung, bic er betreffs Der Bereitlhnft
bes Sesrss eeeeben, bic ppn arttiiern
i'm aonsreb fir ysepultis iibertrief
ben" binssitellt fuuroe. einem arsuas
perbor untertpprfen.
Der pi9tigfte puntt Der san5eTl
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Seer bic. Saiffe 5erbetommen iol, I'm
I'M aaufe bes .Sdbres eine Waiaion
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bringen bbieb jeoo5 unerOrtert,
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tbeils neil Sas aommittee IN cine
fleine 3Gnterei bariiber serieth, pb es
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8etaHntsabe oieier 3abIen gu perans
laien.
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fortseiest.
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beiten berirbte, bic bon ben nit Der
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baS bie Ceiitunssfdbisieit unb 9ii4s
tigttit T@mdIert. Sd bin mir fi%
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fdn ipiirbe, iolHe 2ontrc1c unb Gts
9enseipitbte ju bnben. g8ir perduss
sdbeu febr erobe Summen Gelbss
unb - fteint. aIs Oh Is iptife fpdre,
bieir @ussaben febr fcrgfdItis nndsua
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itriften ipieoer 143 Regiitrnnten ~
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45i bertdgt.
sluf bic einseInen Giitrifte psr'
tbciIt, felt lih bos Meinltat Dnbreno
Der eriten orei Enge ME folgf:
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Enr.

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brad a.jtsrnabsnO aus Bis isBi unbe.
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nen SdaSen bon 5000 anrid,tete, epe
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beuiIdeu nIiiiien Sas geridiurte nab.
reno 6es be,itigen Gnees, nlorgen
ober Samsiag nndbolen, ipenn lie
nid,t nit ben. glnroesbeb0roen In
slonfIiFt gernt6en molten.