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The Irish standard., 1920-05-22
BLOOD POVERTY

Is responsible for inability Of the
body to rebuild and repair it's cells
as we'll as to defend itself against
disease. The blood carries
life-giving and health pre-
serving oxygen to every body
cell, hence when the blood is
poor, the body suffers. Father
Johns Medicine supplies the
body with Natures great
food-medicine, which can be
easily and quickly made use
of by blood, nerves, brain and
other tissues. 1t contains no
drugs and no alcohol. In use
for over sixty years. Get a
bottle and try it-today.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-10-01

pr sgst 81 - . ~ stett Ill y
Fair and cool weather will linger
with US for a short time.
Noah sulIiyans Of Hanoverssahas
moved to his farm, near Union Mills.
Silas Bortner, near Mayberry, was
seriously injured last Friday morn
ing by being kicked by mule.
Annie Bluzett, of Baltimore was ar
rested for the 10th time yesterday.
She holds the criminal record.
Mrs. William Punkert, aged rs
years died at her home in Littlestown.
! Mrs. Lizzie Harner, Taneytown, is a
sister.
Samuel Miller, Of Baltimore, has
purchased the Western Maryland
Transportation Company from r. B.
Dennis, former proprietor.
Mr.. George Osborne will install the
latest model electric plant in his pie
ture theatre "The Star" next week,
which he says will insure lights at
all times"
j. E. Bol1inger, of Adams county,
died at his home at Smiths Station
Tuesday, aged SO years. He is survived
by Mrs. Burlington, Taneytown, sis
ter, and several brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ramsay Speer, of
Talbot, Nd. with two children and
their governess, have arrived at the
Hotel Chatham, Vanderbilt avenue, at
4Sth street, New York.
A big Democratic Mass Meeting will
be held at the Armory, Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock. Mrs Gertrude B.
Fuller, of Pittsburgh, Pa, will address
the meeting, also Hon. John Walter
Smith and Hon. Caryille D. Benson.
Six government operatives, flying
squadron of the United States Prohi-
bition Enforcement Bureau, raided the
American House, at Hanover, Pa.
shortly after noon Saturday, and con-
fiscated IA cases of whiskey valued at
about $1,000.
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Conoway en-
tertained the following guests Suns
day. Mr.. and Mrs. George Stocksdale,
| Of Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. John Hook
son, Sterling and daughter Pauline, of
near Westminster; and Mr.. William
Walsh and son, Paul, of Haight.
There is no school teacher at Bet
hel. Some of the children go to Wesley
some to Browns, some to Westmin-
ster and some stay at home. Mthy
can't we have teacher at Bethel, in
stead of the little children walking
through wet fields, three or four miles
to school, and some not going at all?
Those present at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hetrlck,
near Mayberry. on Sunday last, were:
Mr.. and Mrs Alvin Becker, two sons
and two daughters, of Lineboro; Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Becker, daughter, Fran
ces, Of Glen Rock; Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Crushong and children, Helen,
Catherine, Abram and Edward, near
Mayberry; Mrs. VIM. Shue, Mrs. Dena
Walker and George Shue. of Hanover;
Mrs. Mable Copenhayer. of Blacks
Corner: Miss Obel Bortner and Rubie
King, Masters Cletus Hetrick anC
i0rbell Kelly Hetrick, near. Maybe ny.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-10-01
Patapsco Has the Punch

The Patapsco A. C. divided honors in
"a double header Sunday. September
rs, with the strong Iryington club, of
Baltimore, winning the first game by
8 to and losing the second, innings,
Is to 3.
Roy Taylor was called up to give
account of himself on the mound for
country lads. and he sure did so,
pitching air-tight ball, allowing three
hits, and striking out IL of the heavy
hitters. Flater, Booker and McMillan's
fielding featured, vile jenkins was the
man of the hour with the bat. TOO
much credit can not be given Carroll
Taylor for his catching, for he surely
used his head and made Roy pitch a
game that the rooters are still talking
about.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-10-01
SALE REGISTERS.

October IL at 0a. n, 8 good work horses.
young cows, farming Implements. harness and
hsuseheld goods. Leroy Eeilman. Ia Warhelds-
burg, John Il. Brown. auct.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-10-01
Registration in Carroll County

The reports of the results of Tues
days registration have been received
very slowly at headquarters in this
city, and it is impossible to announce
the exact results today The Republic
can County Central Committee held a
meeting on Thursday night, and with
apparently accurate reports from ali
districts except Uniontown, second
precinct and Moolery's first precinct,
the tabulation of totals is as tollows:-
White men affiliated Republican So
COlored men affiliated Republican. z
White women affiliated kepublicanS05
Col. women affiliated Republican 33
White men affiliated Democratic. SIS
White, women affiliated Democratic528
Total ~. .....e !. .594
White men affiliated Prohibition. 4
White women affiliated Prohibition 16
White men declined ..., s
White women declined ...... So.
Colored women declined 80. .... 3
IOtal -. 1859 &c.. 81
Total Republican .,.......... 941
Total Democratic 49,. ..a 594
Total Declined ......, 81
Total Prohibition. .....,.. 20
Total ....... .... -. 1922
Both headquarters committees hope
that on the next registration days, the
Democratic and Republican registers
will make an effort to Telephone to
headquarters in Westminster on the
night of each registration the results
in their respective precincts
The registration in this city result
ed as follows:
First precinct-Democrats 81 Mrs.
Guy w. Steele, being the first DEM
ocrat woman. Republicans 81. Mrs.
Estella Rooms first Republican woman
Second precinct-Democrats 81.
Mrs. Emma Baust the first Democrat.
Republicans rs. Mrs. Ellen Herr the
first Republican
Third precinct Democrats So. Mrs.
e. P. Brundige the first Democrat Re
publicans 81. Mrs. Ella Bachman the
first Republican.
Fourth Precinct-Democrats So. Miss
Mary MeCaffrey the first woman. Re-
publicans S5 Mrs. Irene Fogle the
first Republican.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-10-01

John III. Hood, Jr., president
Grown Cork and Seal CompaI
asked for divorce from hi
Mrs. Esther 2. Hood.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-10-01

Mr.. William H. Cassell, West Mai
street, attended the Republican reviy
al at Fifth Regiment Armory, Balti
more, Monday night.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-10-01

Mrs. Almer Barnes and son, Of New
Windsor, spent several days at her
home, Ward avenue.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-10-01

to Hartford county from North Caro-
lima. Their bodies were shipped to
North Carolina for burial.
J. e. and w. H. Mace, Hanover, Pa,
who have one of the largest exclusive
music stores in Pennsylvania, and
who have recently opened a branch
store at Hampstead, have made another
addition to their advertising force in
the form of a dance orchestra. This
orchestra, to be known as "Nace's
Jazzing 81, is composed of eight
pieces. all the men being accom-
plished musicians. All the latest
Broadway dance hits will be intro
duced by them, and many novelties in
the form of Jazz music may be ex-
pected. They are open for engage
ments for the fall and winter,
Women who came into Maryland
after March 20, 1902, and prior to
August rs, 1920 when the proclama-
ton of Woman Suffrage was issued,
are not required to make declara-
ton of intention for the purpose of
registration, according; to an official
opinion by Attorney General Arm
strong. 1t was at first believed that
women would be subject to the pro-
visions of the Declaration of Intent
law, passed in 1902. This law requires
that, before a voter can participate in
Maryland election, he must make a
declaration that he intends to retain
4 this State as his residence. This must
| be done one year before an election
! if the individual comes from another
State.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-10-01

Those who visited Mr.. and MIS-.
Henry Dull and family, Of Snyders-
burg. Sunday last we're Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Shaffer and children. Elton
and Louise, OF Snydersburg, and Mr..
Edgar Myers, of Union Mills.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-10-01

Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Conoway en-
tertained the following guests Sum
day. Mr.. and Mrs. George Stocksdale,
of Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. John Hook
son, Sterling and daughter Pauline, of
near Westminster; and Mr.. William
Walsh and son, Paul, of Haight.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-29
5prir1a Fill

Sn Dieier nmgegeno iino Die GM
mer eiiffriglt nit Der Snat be}fedt, ND
8u iid Die Seller IN glltem 3nifanf
beffiinben.
Sn ben III Welrole# be1tebe11ben So
Inmbus Nitterbuno IieBen ib m
borlesten Sonntag bon bier mfnebks
men: Wa1id. @anoer, Carl Stnngl,.
ssaanrI 8obIig, gbnin Minter, Sob1l
8uloor IT. Soiepb 8a11er, 9einrid1
Wofer NNo11an 8inter uno 6arrD
s5honborn.
6rm Befer 9eterg, peIne an Der
2ungeneut5ln0oung erffranff III, deint
Die &riiis nber}tanoen 5n baben. ,s
Soul Wif1fer en.nnb 5pbn Mi.-
hnel mndten per Mnto cine So
Iddffstpnr nod Binmm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-29
yorgdnge
ill GOulltD
2lIba11y.

gu gbren nes bodbm. Nffarrers +.
gnieIm, 8. g. 8. nelber ant Ct.
MpriI Iei1l 9salnensfeit feierte, nera1-
ltalteten Die &inoer Der 8IarrIdlle
cine l1nterbalhlng, Die bon aler, ole
berielben beilpobnten, Dnrd1 8eifdl
Iebenb geipiiroigt nnrbe. Ser ia
menstag brobte ben &irOerll einen
freien 5dnItag.
@ebriiOer @ertin ner0en ben Ges
ihdftsralm. III peldem 5tepban
alein bis Dabm 8robibitionsgetrans
fe auftiid)te, fin ben 8etrieb zines
giienpaareneeibdftes einrihten lai-
fen.
Sri. WotbiIba &ranler mad,
Mmnid, 81. 9, ahgereilt, no lie ben
Counter BET ibrem 8rlloer Gbriltian
perbleiben miro.
Mad)oem lie ibrel 5dnlterta11 lit
@aIpa, q. 9, bollerloef, gfez
gina S6rom nab bier 1seferaballlls
5urHdgefebrt.
Nad einem 5onntaesbeiude pon
bieliaen gerpnnbten un0 6relnoerl
lit Maria Mett gu ibrer Arbed als
aranfenpflegerin I'M ct. SDiepbs
Sospital an ct. 9anl 5uridgefebrt.
SSn Ser San1ilie Soiepb Sbrom
iteute lid Elm geiunoes godterden
elm, po5u uniern @Iiidmnnfd.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-29
Jacobs pratrie.

Dasbon Der biefiigenD ilettuntel1ge-
jelfhaH mater gireffftion be bodm, +
sSuIiius an 5onntagabeno
aulfgefuiiIbrfeg pia mar troB Der dhIeh
ten 8iittterunq 5ufrieoenlfeaeno Be
.nIdh, mo Die auf oer giiibne TN lllz
bitorii1m Der bortigen farrfdllle
Mifnirfenoen genoiien lr lren-
liden aeiitungen noblperoierfena Bel
fan 9s=
g5eidniltta u ma i1n6 HoiaG au=
fen ino nod Sputb Dafota abgez
reiIt, no lie id III ibren netterStels
luugen beroienitlih maiden peroen.
Sobn {. gbeifen, nelder IN st.
NnpbaeIS 6oSpitu at ct @yIIono me-
gen MISUNDERSTANDING pperierf
tpl1roe, 1T aus Der 8eilanltalf nod
Saule entlafien mor6en.
8alnilie SSacob 8Ium nor Son11fag
bel IN arainfotDn pobnen6en Der
nanoten an 8aife.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-29
Oree1lloal0.

Gum siieben Notnan 5ieben uno
SuIius 5dInik BON gIrofu beltiegen
bier oas DampfroB5n &eiie mad
Grafton, D.mo e 5drei1erors
belt berriitdtten mer6en.
Clemens 5dbpegmon uno @5atfin
begnben iid nod 5.glou6, no Ies<
tere iid I'M 81 Mapbaels &ospifal
einer Maienoperotiion unter5og. s
gonffafiirer EIbeooor 811r uno
Suit. MeDlaro mndten per luio Ell.
he @efddftgreife nod Weab1o1ner:
Mm 5p1m 1tl1o Grnl1 in6 mod
st glollo nbgerein no Serr 5pafb
Nrben gefuI1Den
&&nn sh6nbnrf miirbe BON eiiner
8atfin@nit einem munteren Godterz
doen befdenft. Ma0ge es ben gltern
nur Jrenbe bereiten s
5rau Geo ghtuietersz pelde IN
Melroier 9ospifn n1ter dr8tliher
[gebanbluna ffaro If aus Der Sell
anitaIt enflaIen Dnr6en.
Cult WeDlano befinoet id III 50.
mo BEL gertuaroten n1o Srenroen az
@ore. sss5s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-29

nod Sarge. 81. $ Die gsadfmse
nod b~en1lelben Derart tarf, bab
Bic grongeieai1aft einen el ibrer
Mrbengmannfdnh naiibrer6 6ergsadlt.
ItunDen III G1tigfeit baIten mus.
ssaeob gauer nno gattin erltatfe.
ten SET iunef bon bier nod 9ilfe.
ton s.. unlgeaogenen 6au1ilie 9.
5aler eillen 8einh.
erff faralih aus Dem Conn
golegepiae mad bier umgesugene so.
ntilie Nid aeuer erfreute id am lets,.
ten 5onntag be geiudes Der 66arli-
lien gbriit. @irnig Don 2ittle Sous
un0 Mn0reos gellnleI hon Mihn1pro,
Des NbiI. MeiIallD nnn god5ter e-
relic BON Mibmon0, 6es SSo1n Yet
lano hit gamiIiespong ol6 spri1g,
Scr 5arailie neg Sobn Setter Drer
Hg0bne RiiffoIang atno Matbios nno
oes Jr Solo gbeiien pon Sacobs
8rairie.
Die 2eihe Der IN 8inforb
berIforbenen 6rnn ssoiepb gtben miro
nod iergebradt nno 6reitogr1or-
aen nad eirem borber ii Der ct 30
nifu5in5 @irhe aebaltenen Srnner-
a1nte all Dem bieiigen 8offesaeIer be-
er0igf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-29
5anf Centre

Aus Der lbieiigen itaotliden Belle
rltrgsnnItalf fit il1nge Neeaii1lller ind
ooeren oreiBie BON Der Rontrollbebors
De auf Garole entloiien iporoen. Die
MnitaH bot oie gr0Bte Mn5aN Snial
fen felt ibrem BeIteben; 0ieieIbe be-
Itrdgt 1913 Medioben.
SsSulian @iener, ons 3ebn Monate
aIte Sobrden Der 6omilie Soiepbl
Miener, tarb nnfargs LETTER 8odeI
am Reudbuiten llt1b m1lrbe Mittmods
bon Der ct. BaulIsffirde aus beer6igf
Sod elmer Mbtpeienbeit bon 5noIf
Mionnfen, 6erer gro;Bten gen tie III
lSnn Sl1ar1, Terag, berbrod]e,
6rm Surnb Stegner nieDer 5u uns
aurniidgefebrt, uno freut idb bic s55Ilu-
rem Minneiotas nie0er begriiBen i
fo11nen.
Scarf 8ooIittle bon GIebeInno Sbnb
ge1iebf Ole @oftfreunoi9oft leiner bier
nobnenoen sbpeifer, Grm S 81
4anien.
6rnu Meran1er BromrnenihenI.
n11o 9odfer SDlDi1 nnren meBrefs
Gage Bel il 81. CLOUD pobnenoa
~ sXH -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-29

8Gbrenb zines Montag lekter $50
de il Ser biieiigen 8ffarrfir6e bonn
bodm. germ 3onnaD gebaltenen
Brautamtes ileBen Dren 9reubuno
ourd 8rielfersbnn0 iegnen Sobln ST
tin BON 5t.sStepba1 uno SRI. HsbiIo=
mera Bietron godter Der 81 0iefer
Be1neinbe g1eetbioriigen bnn1ilie gilbert
8ietron. Dns in1ge ABsnnr miro alii
9errn Suiiftiim 5arm mlbertbnD Mei=
len nbllim bon5t 5tepban ben ci=
sge1ren Serb grHnoen.
Am Dienitagmorgen reidten id
bel eiinem grauta1nte bus in uuierer
A9farrfirbe bonn bodn. Germ Com
nap aeilebriert pllroe Die @arb aum
2ebensbu11oe Soiepb Mnurer, 5obn
Der III Mapbem 2afe nobbneroen So
miiIIiie Sobarm Mal1rer, unb Sri. DO
tbilba 5nl1rer, 9odter Der bier on
idiiigen 5ouniIie georg Courier len.
9ie inrgen gbeleute ner6en ii
Guthrie, Wlhnn., nieberlaien no Der
Brdntigam h Der 9anonirtIIbaft
Dit Iibren gerapanoten uno
Jreunben tpiinidf Sen beioen Baaren
.ollh Der .~gtprbitern1 Elm tets u11ge=
triibtes gbeleben.
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pdoua

eRten Dienifagsnnroen iii ser 81.
alnfo1fus airde olrd Den 9obn.
fnrrer @rotb ebelid berbunoen
sa8eorge lDon Waeire 8robe ulo
9poio MeDer ous gaoiia.; and Ser
Gral11t1tg puroe iii efterliiden Saufe
Der grnut oas 8odBeiteH aefeiert,
sfpobei ous iu11ge G6epoorni nibli-
den7gefdenfenln b ber3Iiiden gratu-
lationen bebddft ho1lrbe. MIberbg tniir.
.oe IN Der esaoin Sdne em Cana Der-
IdnftaItef, fuobei oa innge golf
mad 6er5engIIlite rfrelite Mlells
permdBbIIffen bnben BE ditto ge1tberg
Ssnrm til gdd geronimo 1tno
altf oerfelben 61nsIiM eir1Beridte
eegNrner iialb hit Bet 5dof noE
fau lodi ntad
Nifferltflg DiefeIbe dperIid
Butter ahlif plirben6eien
aNllpllaf Gents 8ll
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-29
st Qlnthonv.

George urbad uno Sri. SoiepH :
8eigens baben iih IN ct. CLOUD
einem Srnuldeine perieben.
Hniere JdrIner maren leste 8ost
IN Ser Beaung ibrer Seller begH
fen unD baben lid alf cine grobs
.grnte Dorbereitet
Noam 2obIein 1T bon ieiner nod
Misconim gemnbten 8eiudstour
pieoer nod 6aufe 5uriidgefebn
Sn Der 5nmilie Mnfon Nnfok feI
te fib Elm mllnferer Nnhfomme err
6ag gleide fre11oige greignis frug he
IN Der 6arnilie 4nt. gos go, noau 10
sbeioen begIndfen gIternpnnre 8.
ber5liidbiHen BratnIntionen angiingal
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-29
Goueeepiue

Mm pprIesten Montag Derldieo I'M
bieliger &ranfenbaus &arl arals m
Sitter bon crit 81 Sabren beltenS pors
bereitet auf ben lblperen SdriH IN
Die gtpigfeit. Ser gerblibene mar
por einem SATIRE BON Der ct. 8eters
abtei, gasfatderum, Canada, no er
i'm Druderseid)dfte tatig mar, nod
ct. Sobns gefommen, UNI bier oerlel=
ben arbeit id gu miomen.als Die 5rl=
fluen5a por 6 8obeu mieoer anftrat,
lpuroe audi er erfaBt. 8on dfpabliz
der aonjtitution Derr1ohfe CT tros
ser beIten ar5tlidber Bflege oes 9r.
5tangI bon ct. CLOUD Der &ranfbeit,
Die in idtpere 2ungenent5inourlg aus
artete, nidt Serr at meroen, biz CT
mad feds p0bentIibem Siebtnm benz
5ooe Ben Sriblit 5ollen muBte. Sos
Acknowledgements fano am felben 8a-
ae nm 5 l1br radmitags IN 8egen-
mart leiner Mnbertpan6ten un0 6reu1l=
De Ifatt. Ser bodm. 9err = SoleN
8. G. 9 rlabm Die grnl1er5ere11on=
len Dor, oerfelbe iang aud msoar-
auffolgenoer Gage IN Der MbteifirdFe
oas 8equiem fir ben 8e~ritorbenen.
9odm. p. Bene6M. g. So. Dor
Der ct. Betersabtei, Canada, neil
ieit elmer ISOLDE, bon Hobeiter Tom.
memo, gu 8efud uno @r1olnng q
Ser Mbtei.
Sodp. p. Ansgar, s., 8far.
rer BON Getroit Winn., mar am aien-
ltag 51 8efn9 in6er Mbtei.
9odniter Mbt Heter gngel 9.5.
S., NOR in @ef61ften nod 9aIfings
u116 bon bort nod. Dulutb. gr L
bieier Sage in bie Mbtei auriidgefebrt
Sodn. p. 9ugo 81. e. g, beriab
iiber Counting Die Ste1e beg fra1fen
bodtp. E. 8onapenfura, S. II
@arrilon sc. 8.
Sodtp. p. 5eIir 9. 5.gSn0oiia=
1termiiiiondr bon 9onsforo, Miinn.,
mar an 9ienftag 5n geibaftli6enl
8eiude IN ct. Sobfs.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-29
Qenp 211u1lib.

Nrel W1aierfton reife borleBter
|5onntag mad goiton Maf. az, no
er nit einer @attin 5uiarnmentrai
uno nit mefernah Bortlnnb, Blaine,
tpeiterreifes no ID 0eielben am
5amitag aur Heife mad @Iasgpn,
#@nglnm einiiddiIe nh mebrere
oge langem Nufentbalte ii aonoo1l
nirooos gbepaur 5bneben beilnben,
no e e8rfpnnbe n11n Sreuroe bein=
3den=nno bon bort III o~ererlfen NIn=
gultpodde oie Niidreife mod INERT
antreten tpiro. 8ddbreno leiner 10
ipeienbeit peroen SotbnSobnion uroo
5rnn5 9admo11n BON Meeire lBrope
dis @ebIe Die Mrbeit III Ser Biieiigen
gufferfnbrif beiorgen.
SofieW 9usl1lo1ll @aftin mo
tSpbn gen. fehrtten bon Monm Mn-
gel 0regon aurniitd no ie i'd LAM
gere33eH beim BgrnDeer ser Jran Sus-
n1nttn1 8reo llpbof beiubgpeiie auf-
b9ielten n1o bor ibrer Hniidreife atp0lf
5Mder arb MDobibborn, Oregon,
fauften. s$ss
Der Gffarrffiirbfe nllroen ann
3ebeltano berfanoiigt @iIbeIm 5tro.
ring n11o ST.. MppoIot1in GyreDel.
8s 8nittner, neIhder mdlbreno
oerEleBten 5Uei Sabre bier geih1iftlliih
tafigipar, nod Blue graB ul1ige-
5ogen, fDo cine 5arm fdulfflliid III
lieinen 8eiib brad1te.
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neiotu, po ii Mtsftreiderarbeit 81.
iorate. s1od Gaufe aliriidaefehrt.
lsah ait Iaqe Ianaem Beluhe ii
ST. Id1uilie 81 M WulIen ii Ssrau
ulrih 9njien nod brell Seim III
Sgnnlbriog Mlinn. 5nradgefebr
Saeob 5hlener bdt eine Nobnl1rg
Dem gerllbaro 2nefen pon 6arl1ing
fuur $4,000 fduflih lberlaiien ll116 h
fiji $le,0OO f1ufIid III ben 8elis Ser
Meiioen3 Oeg @ei5 gebrndt.
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Colo 5prine.

Son einen1 langtpierigem 2ei0en,
bas tie ein gan5es SSabbr 5uIn ariipppl
mod)e, lit Iekten 9onnerItagabeno
5ran 5rieomat1n, Ole I'M &nnieibfer
Sodter, Srau 5ran5 5robIe,iBr 9eiul
batte, oird ben Cob erloff noroen.
Die 2eibe tpurbe mod SOMA aebrabt
mo- fie arfangs oieIer Bohe beeroigt
n1tr6e.
Ser felt Tangent IN Der Sbnebe be.
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