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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-30
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Try Making Your O,Un
Cough Remedy
You can save about 81. and have
q better remedy than the ready
made kind Easily done,
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Ii YOU combined the curative proper
ties OF every known "ready-made' cough
remedy, You probably could not get as
much real curative power as there is in
this simple homemade cough syrup,
which is easily prepared in few min
utes.
Get from any druggist 2l5 ounces OF
Pinex, pour it into j pint bottle and
fill the bottle with syrup, using either
plain granulated sugar syrup, clarified
molasses, honey, or corn syrup, as
desired. The result Is L full pint OF
really better cough syrup than you
could buy readymade for three times
the money. Tastes pleasant and never
spoils.
This Pinex and Syrup preparation gets
right at the cause OF cough and glv's
almost immediate relief. 1t lOosens the
phlegm. stops the nasty throat tickle
and heals the sore, irritated membranes
so gently and easily that it is really
astonishing.
A DAVIS use will usually overcome the
ordinary cough and for bronchitis,
Group, whooping cough and bronchial
asthma, there is nothing better.
Pinex is a most valuable concentrated
compound of genuine Norway pine ex-
tract, and has been used for generations
to break up severe coughs.
To avoid disappointment. ask your
druggist for "2la ounces of Pinex" with
full directions, and doE't accept anything
else. Guaranteed TO give absolute satis-
faction or money promptly refunded.
The Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-30
RELEASING GERMANY ON
RAIL.

.rt,a,. uuch confusion OF
,.,Ni,t - ..',,rj;no- fine nresent status
t'.''.'',-- ',,r,,,,,,' rs.njting from her re-
y, o,..+ Wv i"~ an armistice The mat
" ,,t .,.tb rnu-uM clearnc,s by
IS. rr,,l NJ 'J' NV Cimond. in The New Yor',
lc.;Lnns. ;',' 80
aITa n,.nion of Germany is the
.,.i-ioo i'l ~ -, criminal who has SUBJ
p;,t.I i,ya.eli to thr law and asked
io- io,''-I [eia1.. ON baij bending trial."
40 trhe ernIi.i;r. as everybody knows
has mar ,rt nrep granted. President
WV ,,", ''C' ,r,n.mittjng the request
" " ',o ,- .iI;as .i h,y,. NOT even recon
~ .,I'J oI' tLat If he Granted. He has
p'e.-,i-1 -,i'. t-nugh+ The matter official
T.. - }be;r aTrrntion The question
y ~ ,''' 80 La Ie-ided hy aI' the all
H. 80 a.,;n,, tooefber
~ II, .n9,;rnc th. .imi'e. 1--WE
,,n.t fjr,t decide If IL be safe to
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-30
(By Wallace Irwin
Member OF Authors Committee,
A ,,,ar;,,, nafanca C,c;.t,A

American Defense Society
OF all the elaborately worded
peace proposals which have come to
MS across the Rhine and the Danube
there has only been one worthy of
our acceptance - that which was
brought to French commanding
general by eager bulgarian ENJOYS
who came, crying:
"We are beaten! DiSarm us and
make such terms as seem to you to
be just and fit
Bulgaria didn't write circular note
to the entente powers, lntimatlng
that something should be done in
the name OF humanity or that there
was much to be said on both sides,
or that dispassionate lecture
course at The Hague would do much
to Soothe the savage breast. Bulgaria
didn't do these things because she
was honestly tired OF war, honestly
desirou, OF peace and-what is more
important ior us-honestly beaten.
Bulgaria has shown us on Il small
scale what we must exact OF Ger
many ON a great scale Germany of
course, would prefer TO negotiate
than submit to the Iaw-or just as
any bandit would rather be tried by
Jury OF train robbers than by legal
10 the Prussian mind negotiation
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-30

is merely another word for evasion,
peace by negotiation in 1914 when
the heavy German boots were stamp
ing over the twisted bodies Of Bel
gianwomen Scarcely Prussia went
forth 10 conquer the world, carrying
her ferns of peace behind her fam
menwerfers and her poison gas pro-
iectors. 1t was only when she started
her disastrous course backward
through the mud OF Flanders that
it dawned upon her that there was
such thing as broad humanitarian
ism and justice for friend and foe
alike.
Let the peace table be the battle
field and the terms be pinned there
by the bayonets OF the allies. II
Germany wants peace, let Won Hin
denburg present his sword, hilt first,
to Marshal Ferdinand Foch. That
will be a peace note which VIII
amount to something and will save
much paper and. literary compost
ton.
In the West when the sheriff gets
the local bad man in corner, his
hands over his head, its good form
to say "You stand there, pardner III
do the talking
The allies will know perfectly well
how to frame peace note when the
time comes,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-30
POLITICAL OBSERVATIONS.

Observers of political events are
now recalling the fact that in 1898
ex- President Roosevelt and llarri-
son called the country to note that
if Democratic congress was elect
ed while President Mckinley was
trying to get a surrender or peace
from our opponents it would weak
en- him at the world peace table.
These leaders demanded a congress
of McKnleys choosing as an aid
and support of his plans The coun-
try responded. States then Demo
cratc-and Others called doubtful
accepted this standard. To uphold
Mckinley before the world these
Democratic states sent Republican
senator, and gave Mckinley Re-
publican senate.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-30
FRENCH COAL.

When the British entered Lens
alter wears OF struggle and immense
sacrifices, it was assumed that the
French coal mines centering i'm that
city and reaching eastward to \al-
cuciennes had been recovered. That
step WA, hailed not only "a, Il big
help i'm the redemption OF France
but as a practical gain in Waglng
war. France, So long deprived OF
coal. was to have enough fuel 10
keep warm and run her factories
and railroads this winter. The drain
ON British mines and transport was
to be lightened There would De
less need OF American coal.
Those hopes have proved vain.
The allies are now in possession OF
the entire coal basin, but they are
getting no coal from it. The Ger
mans. before withdrawing, damaged
all the mines so that it will take
several year, to get them in opera
tiou again Many OF them are per
maucntlN ruined.
"A military move the Huns
blandly explain. Technically IN tins
case. the offender, may plead justi-
iication with more plausibility than
when they defend the stealing OF
pictures, the smashing OF kitchen
stoves, the burning OF pianos and
the chopping down OF fruit trees.
And ii Germany were fighting in de
icuse OF her own country, She might
properly enough, by either military
or moral law, destroy her coal mines
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-30

cause his predecessor hadn't driven
The ball far enough with his head
ior he deliberately butted the ilrst
pitch as hard as he could. vt tins
interesting juncture the instructor
halted the game and kindly but firm
" insisted that he would have to
coniiScate the implements OF war in
the interests OF safety unless the 81
amese changed their tactics, He
say that all sorts OF international
tangles might develop ii he permit
ted soldiers OF an allied power to
commit suicide one by one.
Hurlers Rap at Hugh Jennings.
This time he told the interpreter
slowly and distinctly that the ball
to be hit with the log OF wood car
ried bv the batter and not with the
features. He even tried to tell that
old story about llughie Jennings;
to-wit: IIughie was batting one day
and was with difficulty revived by
the use of large doses OF ice water
applied externally As he made his
way groggily to first base, he heard
somebody in the bleachers yell;
"That's putting the wood to it.
Hughie, ole boy OF course the
story was lost on the Slamese m
terpreter, but Jennings still mann
tains that it is good story.
At any rate the idea OF using
the fail seemed TO percolate a little,
and the next batter swung madIy'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-30
MORE AUSTRIAN RETREATS
IN SERBIAN TERRITORY

Vienna, Oct. H.-via London
Oct 2S.-The Austro-Germans have
abandoned the town OF kraguievatz,
IS miles southeast OF Belgrade, to
(he allied troops during rear-guari
fighting, according to an Official
statement from Austro-llungarian
general headquarters.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-30
TOTAL COMBATANT
PRISONERS TAKEN
BRITISH 3274l6

London, Oct. 20, Montreal
Announcements was made in the
house of commons today that since
the beginning OF the war, British
troops have taken 27.4l0 enemy
combatant prisoners, including 20i-
PAP Germans. There are $1,000 Ger
man combatant prisoners in the
United Kingdom at the present
time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-30
MONDAY PRAYER

Upon Thine Altar, O Lord eternal
and full of glory, we offer our sons
who have gone forth 10 war; and
our own hopes and affections who
serve at home. Bind us all together
in a great and sacred unity of de
votion to one holy cause; preparing
us all for the new life OF liberty
which Thou art preparing for us, on
earth and in heaven. Amen,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-30
Practice.

Practice makes perfect, so they say
And that is why | while away
.At least one hour every mron
In smiling out all thoughts forlorn,
And practicing each pleasant word
I've ever thought. or ever heard.
In order that I'll gain perfection
In that particular direction.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-30
WHAT THE NAVY is DOING.

Because there has been as yet NO
great sea battle, it might seem that
our navy. up to date, had played lit
lie part in the war.
On the contrary. the increasing
roll OF victories on land could never
have been accomplished without
the nayies. for to them belongs
the credit for the transports Of men,
supplies and food, failing which
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-30
To Renlevin Automobile

The May Watkins Motor Com
pany has fled suit in the district
court against T. Graham to repleyin
one Oldsmobile chummy automo-
bile, or, in lieu thereof. to recover
judgment for $500, 500 damages
and $50 attorney fees, alleged to be
due and owing to the plaintiff by the
defendant on certain promiSSory
note and for which it is alleged the
defendant executed a chattel mort
gage on the said automobile to Sc
cure the payment OF the note.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-30
KNOCKS OUT PAIN
THE FIRST ROUND
Comforting relief from pain
makes Sioan's the
Worlds Iinirnenc

This famous reliever Of rheumatic
aches, soreness, stiffness, painful
sprains, neuralgia pains, and mos:
other external twinges that humanity
suffers from, enjoys its great s-lcs
because it practically never fails to
bring speedy, comforting relief.
Always ready fer use, it takes little
to penetrate tgittoWf@bb!Eg and produce
results. Clean. refreshing. At all drug
stores. A large bottle means economy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-30
BEAN BALL NOT
BASEBALL IS THE
S|AMESE NOTION
SOLDIERS FROM LAND OF
WHITE ELEPHANT INSIST
ON USING HEADS AS
BATS.

Paris. oct. ~ BY MallD-Speak-
inc OF casualties. unless somebody
hurries up and tells the Siamese
troops fighting with the Allies in
France a few things about the great
American game OF baseball, the lit
tie brown men from the Far East
are in danger Of being entirely
wiped out. 1t is a shame that they
should be permitted to go on tax
ing liberties with the Yankee pas
time and piling up casualties, too,
because they are nice boys and they
look like good troops. They are
snappy and smart and well-discip-
lined, but they never will see the
front ii someone doesn't take them
aside and confidently explain that a
baseball when it comes in contact
with the human skull or idea emf
porium. is to be classed As 4 dan
gcrouS weapon.
The trouble /, that the soldiers
from the land OF the white elephant
are trying to apply the same prin-
ciple, to- baseball that they use in
uie'f haule games. mIortnnateIl
'or mem 'af 9latnoSe pan Is mace "l
NicNeT ana Is 'oIt ana isnt' y Oa'e,
ball is neither OF these things, and
IL you don heneNe IT, ASK sons
body who has stopped one OF Wal
ter Johnson $ i''l ones win MS
dome tie knows. Ihdt IS ne knows
what tine doctors ana nurses tel
nIm about 1t Wheh ne comes 10 a
lew hours later,
Inc SlameSe lame
I'm the llrSt place 1t Is necessary
to explain something about the 81
ameNe game. several men stand III
4 clrcIe 10 play lhlS' and the OBJECT
Is TO keep the wicker sphere about
as big as croquet ball IN the air.
The players use teet, elbows, knees
shoulders and heads, particularly
heads, IN attaining tins object. They
develop wonderful skill IN barring
the pill around with assorted cor
nerN OF their anatomy too, and
sometimes the ball doesn't come III
contact with terra tirma Tor several
minutes. Apparently there are no
points scored and the play IS SIMPLY
for exercise and to exhibit deNterity
and cunning. The game is popular
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-30
When Baby Is Teething

GROVES BABY BOWEL MED
ICINE will correct the Stomach
and Bowel troubles. Perfectly harm
less. See directions on the bottle
adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-30

The Watch on the Rhine is still
Stanging with more or less firmness
and trueness, but somebody must
have been asleep on the Beautiful
Blue Danube. Anyhow the French
are across it.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-30

The Germans say they want a
peace consistent with German hon
or We'll, well bite-what kind of
peace would that be-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-30

Pacific Coast Steamer Aground.
Eureka, Calf, Oct. 29,-The
steamer Mandalay is aground OFF
Fauntleroy Rock, 10 miles south
west OF Crescent City. One boat
load OF survivors has been landed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-30

Ardmorsite Want Ads get results
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-17

LF
@erfet os SbenhoIf. 1sor Is Mar
'loen baooe en- Wiis gnapet ct Sul
| Tiollrerl, % Gibis tog ben oa til
gtorge og babbe Den repareret hos
Sleoen / ariitiania. @co en- On.
leotiiig blep ban bubt $1,000 for
Siolliieit, men afilog 5ilbuoet. lln-
ncr Den iterfe Sneitorm iorriae
@srong tog GibuS SioIinen unoer
0raffen % ponbrebe iii set netop
aabneoe Sbriit Stan1p aontor /
Gnotcott og tilbsb at 9ipe @iolineu
/ 9ptte for Sbrift Stamps. San
blep imiolertio 9iort opmerfIom
poa, at 8ontorct fun mobtoaer
aannmeIt Sslp % Sub / 9pttc, "a
Eibus erflPreoe oa, at ban piIbc
iplse %iolincn og fisbc Sbriit
Stamps for 9eIsbet. 9ioliren on.
tnges at bore ppro mint 10000
@ouarS, ifripcr st. Yuul Sio."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-17
Yanierpogne.

T%onierppgne, Ia%aleoes iom Be M,
/ flor llbitrRfning unber Napnei
"5anfs" anpenoes / Den engelift
Irme pna @eitironten, or / 8runo4
trGffcne en- 9ammcl Spiinoelie.
Man bar, iom "angemcine aiito.
mobil- Seitune" mclber, funbet Sc.
rctninger fra Oct 14be Iarbunbrc'
&c ON lianenbe ~fisrenoe 5eitnir.-
GER / Wilitpr. % Marinearfiper.
ne / Honcicrte.
en- 9cifripelie opcr en- ligncno;
tpgaet @o9n, irenitiact al BEN
Oet 16be Narbunoreoe lepcnbt
Sfmeiser Isoitino Hareni, aap.
tcin % Snscnisr unoer Song Ser'
riff Sen 3bie al Granfrise, er Der
funbet / ct Serf, Der finbes / tesii.
riife aantons 9ibIiotbef / 9asnno
Gn iaaoan @ogn bar Iuffct pac
ole fire Sioer % baepeb Sfpoc.
ifaarene bar Ser anbraet TO enel
ire Gar @ssier % 1 @co9r. Gr
ManS / @osnens Snore beppseA,
eennc iremao peo SirIp al c,
S'aanoiuiue, Der itOo / Sorbinheli,
neo Siulene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-17
Waenms Sbomlc fra Seatt

Waanms ShDmlc ira seattle,
TrGiioent for Ncrtpap Tnciiic chip
Building & Contraction COMPANY,
Der nplia or oprcttct mco en- ino-
tcgnet aapital al $3,000,000 =
S2.0O0,000 .Nmcrifa % $1,000
900 / Norge bar tilbragt ct
Ear Gage / Spllin9bperne i Son.
Icrcns n1eo berpPrenoe / aompnniet
intcrcsiereoc WGno, beriblonOt Sbor
Sfonnoro, Scr or ell al &onlpa.
ricts Sireftorer, % reiitc igour If-
teS piocrc til Seattle, meooelcr
"WtinneapoliS Siocnoe" for 14oc
0fai. San fom fra Waibington,
Lpor ban bar crbolot &ontraft Iur
at bpg9e 10 Sfibe for Den antcri-
fohifc Hegicring lonlt erholot Gct
I'll at bpggc ii nn0re Sfibe for pri-
rate aompolicr. Sr. Sbomle fpr'
tTllcr, at SfibSbp0ningen bar 'fabi
mt Siu / Observation-Disclosures pao
%eItfplten, % o2n urnerifanlfe @ar
Sraoe Commission .iiseS at bare
i%norennnct, ar man bar nprltC
SfibsbDggcrc og norif S~oretagIont'
hcb Ell itor Gel at taffe for bette
Spipin9. SbomIe ilngten er megel
noot ficnot itbc poa Stinebapsfpitcn
Hticolai q. 5bomIc, fsot pao llIps.
ms, NorOrc &auo, lom | flere yal
rrcp Torretning urr Srammen, I'D.
nanoreoe til Nmcrifa for treoipt
Iar Iiocn meo Ter 9anifc inlao
Gutter; Dc fom liae iio til StiQe
tapsfpiten, huor @ltttcrnc ppreoe ii
al blipe ipGrc aorer, baabe / 2ege
NE % Sino, % bar aiort iig be
rlGrfct paa forifieliee Waaoer
MagmIs' @roocr Crit bar Scpoin
gcn paa "Titing" peo MorgeSSagcl
raa ltoitiningeu i Seattle / 1909
Cen saut!e bsoc Tor otte Mar iioen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-17
SpbsfaIb / Rem Vorf. @pIig G


off peo Ssoen en- al gtep 9orfs ban.
ife aoloniS Gloite oq melt flcnbtc
Weolcmmcr, Sictor Toul Getcr @rS'
lcp. San bar fsbt 1886 % bar Ssn
al Sans Solaer GrsIeu, Cantor bee
Sreocrifsborg Statsfirfe. San oel'
tog iom llnberforporul / &rigei1
1864, men iiopanorebe til Inlerifa
1866. San bar Mebelincofer al
Frofcsiion o. fit iainn1en meo Niels
Torlicn % @ger @niGttelie beo ei
Scrnperf / Seem Oorf; % oa octte
otter nogle faa Mar off fauit, bar
BET, at Tolliell % @gcr bcgpnote OCT
ioa bcticnote Secla Sron @orfs
q. 11tb Ct, 9rooflpn, @ictor Grs'
lcp ililgte Dem, % ifisnt ban life tom
inc / Sirmaet, bar bon Ell flor Stettc
for bisie 0~pbeepnoere. Gen Gang
beitoo Sernperfet fun al Ell liocll
@pgning % ct Sr9iflr, Der tientc
Tom aontor. @rSlep bar Ell ibProiG
Irbeioer og betragteoes mco &cttc
iom Sirntacts bsire @nano; og Def
pareoe life mango Iar, fsr Seclo
Sron @orfs, iiffert iprlig peo Ticls
Eouliens enlinente Gpr9tigbeo, BANDIT
ct Hopn blallot In1erlfanerlle. ga
Grslcp enoelig / 1914, otter A Iars
Irbeioe pcb Gabrifen, traf Jig TIL
base, fif ban ion Tauitienntelie for
ben itore Sntcresie, ban baobc Bit
Sirmaet, operraft Ell maSiip Splp.
poful nteo Snifript. s 1874 Ggteoe
ban Drills Bertha @aric Sartorpb
og Oct &iem, iom bcrpaa blcp oalt'
net, bar ct Samlin9aitco for mango
Carrie CNor a
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-17
VanNcu paa &crbolnt.

OQiod Hil0lano bar lin "Wtanocn
me0 S%crnnnlten", 90 hans NCnllnc-
IlQheo blcp Iuo Itrcnot hcuurct, at Oct
cnom life hor lnftchc9 nIco Slftcr-
hc0 al lnltilaa, hpCll ha1 cNCntllg
par. Get 0rcicr lig ont Den Stats.
'ollNe. ION ira 1862 til lit Soooaar
1903 lao ialNcn pao &Crholm STit,
MING % ditto bop0c Ell iort Ntnitc ior
Nnllltct. Nucml pur 0cnnc Wtonb,
iom bar Wiaife belt til lin Se0, %
lom Den l6oc &llli 1862 Al 70 rms.
lite Siiiccrcr bIcp iot i10 / TTnQlIrt
puo Ncrholm2 San por bcuNunN
i'ert ul@liif @nunIcriQcncrnla llni
'pruu, men bCt par life mnlliN at lno
opiporct, hucn ban bar, cIlcr bpor
hnn tom ira.
Gprit on Sen oupUrcn0e Slrcftor
'or GUimlul@iUnNllct oroC, blcp Scr
faitct en- SmlIc %ua npcr NcmncllQ.
hc0cn. NolQc en- NcrCtnlng, iou blep
ilnoct bIuuot 2lrcftrrcta eitcrlabtc
N0pIrcr. hupoc ocnnc en- 2uN / %ili
l762 innct itri'tliN Nc'oliul ira Nci.
irrinoc Nnthormn on al ltUnNc ocu
moitcrcOc SolNc inN / Sen Onbcitlil.
QcuNt Gcllc / TUiulluNcn. GcIcna
2rr itll0c mlrc> 'ult iii. luo al bare
en- llOtu NnbnlnQ blcu 'rt Qlcuucnl
bpiltcu W}nocu huoc rGffc9 iub.
Hrlicru0Cu iorbpo pou oct itrcuQcitc
al hcuuHloc ct cucitc Cro til InnNcn.
iom lite bap0c %op I'll at iicruc Ma
ten ira Huijltct ct 1icbllt
ScuIrc iNipitcrcoc 9lIcrouOcr |.
N%UimiuGcu o9 Gan @ciolinN I'll. al
ole Eonlcruc ituIoc iriQluc@. &cN
ocmc %ciIiNhco miuococ3 2ircttrrcl,
ocu mo'.crcoc TonQc o. uUputc honr
'or 0jarcu. ION Qop NcialiuQ III
at icrc ham 'rcm
"Npcm or Sep" iplrQtc 9llcr.
nuocr |.
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noNcu uocn til 0cn rc1lcrcnoc acI,
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9taun men Iorit mar ri cr oIcnc =
Nciltrcua TcIle mudttc iicrnc iia
o. Dc IL WiUuo talte ianImcu Ell he
(inc. "a G5arcn fom M, par han
opbt bcpGgct. San ipiitc oIcuc lam
men mco NonAcm oQ uco Iiiteoel
iuqoc ban til Slrettercn:
Gangcn or iri. men oa han ift
nil iorlooe III 6TngicI. lUagcr ic,
Gem pon &iertc al bebanNIe ham ia,
goot. Sc bare fan"
Sra Den Gag al bocbe Sangct
eli li0cu 9clliahco pao ire Tprclic
/ GGlminaeuS 6orpalterbolig, ion
han aIorlg iOrIoo, Ilorlg losoe bal
III NoUu. % aIorlg talte han ct Or.
ON i'm 6oriio. ) timcpi5 tunbe bal
liobc mco Nnifen Tor gniieict %
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!. lin Gsb uh!alte ban:
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Hieocm % bar pGret belt pao Strac
% mn Der ies / gIenbisbco. Noot,
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