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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-17
WAS BIG WEEK
FOR SKATERS
American League Averaged 10 Hits
Per Game and National League
Has 10 Per Game for
Week

.TBy Henry L. Farrell, United Press
Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK, May 17.-WieldinS oil
a wicked willow, made the biggest
noise in The major leagues last week
Getting their eyes thawed out by the
first breaths of real spring, the big
time clubbers made life not worth
the while for pitchers.
I The American league averaged
nineteen hits game and the Ma
tional league eighteen
Conspicuous in the role OF pitcher
killers were the New York Yankees
They knocked Claude Williams and
Stan Coveleskie, the leagues two
star pitchers, off long winning
streak. They made fifty-one hits good
for twenty-seven runs and had only
five runners straffed on the paths
incidentally they jumped from sew
enth to fourth place.
The spectacular work OF the Chi
cagn Cubs was the feature OF the
National league race. Thanks to the
brilliant work of Alexander the
Great and Hippo Vaughn. the Bruins
won their four starts and jumped from
seventh to third place on the
strength of seven straight victories
The prides Of Ohio, Cincinnati an
Cleveland, showed the prides of Mas
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-17
jury Finds for Mrs. Gensvievs Peter.
son, Proponent, on Third Bad
lot Saturday
Night.
WAS OUT FOUR HOURS
Brothers Who Contested Will Of the
Late J. William Peterson Failed
to Convince jury Of Their
!. Claim.

The Peterson will contest case end
ed Saturday night at Sis o'clock in
favor of Mrs. Genevieve Peterson,
widow OF the late. J. w. Peterson,
with the jury returning the following
verdict: I'VE, the jury. find in favor
of the proponent and in favor Of the
validity OF the will in question:
signed by G. C. Hills, foreman. Three
! ballots were cast to get the verdict.
Arguments to the jury were ended
at 800 o'clock Saturday afternoon,
and after the court had given the in
struction to the jury. the jury retired
at 4:15 to consider their verdict,
which they returned shortly after s
o'clock that evening.
The case, in which Alfred, Oscar
and Edward Peterson, brothers of
against Genevieve Peterson, contest
ing the suit in the interests of the
children of Sam Peterson, another
brother who is dead, continued in
court from Monday morning OF last
week until Saturday night, and was
the subject of much interest because
of the prominence of both the con-
testants and the prepayment. Forty
witnesses teStlfled IN the case during
the week.
Attorneys for the contestants were
A. Hollingsworth and William G.
Blood. and the attorneys for the pro-
ponent were Edward W. McManus
and Clarence III. Dickey. Judge A l..
Parsons was attorney for the propo.
nent, but, due to the fact that he
drew UP the will of the late J. W.
Peterson and was compelled to tes-
tify during the trial, he was unable
to assist in the handling Of the case.
The case was largely attended at
all sessions and. the spectators exhib-
tied a great deal of interest in the
testimony given by. the various wit.
nesses and in the eloquent arguments
which were made BY the attorneys
to the jury.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-17
JIM CRYSTAL
HOLDS HIS JOB
Another Old Veteran Who Was Slated
to Be Discharged, is Saved BY
Action Of Senator
Cummins.
TBy Smith D. Fry.]

WASHINGTON. May 17.-Speaking
of unwritten history, it should be
known that an observant boy saw
burial of our hero soldiers between
sickness, suffering, surgery, death and
burial of our hero soldiers between
1861 and 1865; boy who visited the
hospitals in the Estes house, Simpson
House, the Medical school and in the
old high school of Keokuk, and be-
cause of the deep Impressions made
on his mind by those scenes he be
came known as the panegyrist of the
Union soldiers" Hence, before TAX
ing up other matters of thrilling in
terest, it Is but natural that he should
tell some facts of human interest con-
corning a few Of the Iowa soldiers
who stiIl survive, and have been re.
siding in the national capital city.
James Crystal, of Des Moines, was
Youthful soldier boy in the Second
Iowa infantry, in 1861. when that regi-
ment of BOYS, fresh from their happy
homes. were rendeZvoused at Camp
Douglas. out on the bluffs beyond Fiji
teenth and Franklin streets; for they
were all vacant lots Ia those days.
There they drilled and made ready for
the campaigns Of the four years i'm
mediately following.
Senator Allison secured very de-
sirable position in the senate for Jim
Cystal and kept him there for more
than twenty-five years. Quite natur.
ally Crystal supported Senator ALI
son and vigorously opposed Governor
Cummins. But, in the year 1913,
when the democrats had a majority
and recognized the senate. Senator
Allison was dead and Jim" Cystal
defenseless and so his discharge was
ordered and his successor appointed.
But the venerable veteran was not
so defenseless after all. Senator Cum
Minis defended the old soldier. He
told the democratic managers that
every appointment made by Senator
Allison must be respected. SO Jim
| Crystal did not lose his job. He
still holds it, and Of course is strong
for Cummins.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-17
HAS CURE FOR:
DIVORCE EVIL
Solution Lies in Home and School
Says Judge Moran, After Ten
Years Of Hearing
Troubles.

RENO, New, May 17-For ten
years Judge Thomas F. Moran has
been hearing divorce cases in this
well known city. The most novel
cause for divorce is an old story to
him. Scarcely city in the United
States but has its man or woman who
has been given freedom by this Judge.
And now comes Judge Moran with
Ia curative for the divorce evil, and he
prefaces it with the statement that
divorces are becoming more prevalent,
even in Reno.
In an interview with the United
Press. Judge Moran discredited the
theory that divorce can be stopped
and marriage made happy by legis.
lation
There is no law which a legisla.
ture can enact that will improve the
morals of country" he said.
Such improvements are made gener.
ally under the care and guidance of
parental training, with the aid OF
roper education.
1.-The solution of the divorce prob
lem lies in the home and in the
school"
Urging that more safeguards be
thrown about marriage, the judge
gave a few words of advice for par.
ents.
Parents" he said, Should know
whom the children meet until they
reach an age where they can take
care of themselves. The father and
mother should tell the son and
daughter things relating to sex and
marriage before they can learn these
things improperly. The father
should be his sons chum. Then this
boy will be better able to choose the
mate wisely. and will himself be a
better mate"
He estimated that he had heard
probably 1000 divorce cases during
his ten years on the bench.
e. II. Breemer, clerk of the district
court. said 7S4 divorce cases we're
filed here in 1919. Of these more
than 700 were granted or are still
pending Very few were denied.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-17
CUMMINS TO
HAVE BUSY WEEK
Four Important Speeches Throughout
State Comprise Senior Sena-
tors Engagements for
This Week.

DES MONIES, Iowa, May 17.-Sen-
ator A. 3. Cummins will make at
least four important campaign
speeches in his own behalf this
week.
| He speaks at West Liberty in the
second district Tuesday. May is. He
will speak at Iowa Falls in the third
district either Wednesday or Thurs
day. He will make two speeches
Saturday, the end, one at Cedar
Rapids in the fifth district and one
at New Hampton in the fourth dis
trict. W
! This is the beginning of his plan
to speak in every congressional dis
trict in the state at least once, Pc
sibly oftener. and to close his SPEAK
ing campaign just before the primary
with a speech in Des Moines.
Thousands of copies OF his address
before the state delegate convention
here April 22nd, have been mailed
out the past several days from
the headquarters in this city. He
has an organization in every district
OF the state looking after his inter
tests and apparently is overlooking no
to reach the voters.
Whether or not any one OF the
three contestants for the republican
nomination for governor will satisfy
Attorney General Havner's ambition
TO meet him in joint debate has not
been publicly indicated by any OF
said contestants. The only subject
definitely specified by Havner was
his question of compulsory arbitra-
ton of labor disputes, but he also
indicates that he might debate other
issues.
Whether or not the other candf-
dates will look upon the talking
points which the attorney general has
chosen to discuss in his campaign
speeches as real issues or not re-
main to be seen.
1t is announced here that Iowa
headquarters at the republican ma
tional convention at Chicago will be
opened in parlors 104 and. 106 at the
auditorium Sunday, June 9Th. two
DAYS before the national convention.
Iowa has no favorite son candidate
before the convention, but the dele.
CATION is going in instructed for Low
den and the Iowa headquarters will
therefore be in charge of Lowden
boosters. Fred Davis of Sioux City,
secretary of the Iowa national dele.
cation, and T. P. Hollowell, secretary
to Governor Harding and sergeant-at,
arms of the Iowa delegation, will be
in charge of the headquarters.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-17

died last Sunday. Mr.. Lane was. a
civil war veteran, most excellent
gentleman and made many friends
here on his frequent visits.
w. F. Kopp of Mt. Pleasant, candi-
date for congress from the first dis.
trict will speak at the Whiteley opera
house on Wednesday night this week.
Sims orchestra will give musical
program before the speaking
Arnold Beard, who has been build
ing house for his mother near
Sharon, returnedsto his home in Mont
rose Last week.
The Farmers Union store is now
ready for business. They are nicely
located in the Christy building, form
erly occupied by the Doughty general
store. 81 Y ~
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-17
THE DAILY GATE CITY AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

sachusetts, the Braves and Red SoS,
out of the spotlight and took first
place. The Red Sox lost two out OF
three games and dropped to secoLd
place.
In the first intersectional clash OF
the season, the western teams Of the
National league appear stronger.
They won eleven out of eighteen
games. The Cards fell down on their
job and lost four out of five, or the
standing would have been better.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-17
PRESIDENT
MORTON DEAD
Died on Ninety-sixtf Birthday From
Pneumonia, Leaving an Estate
Estimated at Ten Million
Dollars.

limited Press Leased Wire Service
POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y, May IL
Levi p. Morton, vice president OF the
United States under President Harri-
son. left an estate Of $4,000, 900, ac-
cording to estimates today. He died
from bronchial pneumonia last night,
the ninety-sixth anniversary Of his
birth.
Morton served one term as gov.
ernor of New York and was widely
known as financier.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-17
,Riotina At Relfas,..

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.i
LONDON, May 1.-Two men were
killed and several others, including, n
police inspector, wounded in rioting
Saturday and Sunday night between
unionists and Sim Feiners in Bel
fast, dispatches here said. Troops
finally restored order.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-17
Shamrock Designer Here.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
NEW YORK, May 17.--Cha-les
Nicholson, British marine expert and
designer of Shamrock w, challenger
for Americas cup, was directing the
preparations for launching lie slcop
here today.
He arrived yesterday from Ems
lard.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-17

OF course, anybody who doesn't
view things as you do probably is
either crooked or weak-minded, but
did you ever think he's putting you
in one OF the same classes!
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-17

"A lean horse for a long race -
but fat horse doesn't have to worry
about making any kind of race.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-17

In 1903 there were but 220 motor
car owners in Canada. Registrations
for 1919 totaled 324,S86.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-17
National League.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
American League.

American League.
ST. Louis 4, Washington 2.
Cleveland S, New York 2.
Open date for other clubs.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-17
National League

Philadelphia 3, Cincinnati 2 Gift
teen innings.
Chicago 5, Boston 1.
St. Louis Brooklyn game postponed,
rain
Open date for other clubs.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-17

American League.
st. Lofts at Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-17

TODkY'S SCHEDULE.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-17

National League.
Brooklyn at St Louis.
New York al Pittsburgh.
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia al Cincinnati
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-02-06
Inftion.

llntcrseifncter miro o1&f ietnem
EIate III Stonp Sill am
Iittpud), BEN If. Sebrnar,
beginneno Inn balb 1 llhr nadmtt'
tags, fol9enbes peri0nli6e Gigcn.
tbum 0ffcntIid an SEN R%eiitbieten.
Den perfallfen:
9ops 9eligbt 8eitpfIug, 2 Och
pf[iige, Sdcibcneaee, a Sct5ofen,
aodofen, &obI0l. Diem nit 3 gren-
ner. SeIepbon Snitrimcnt, 9reiier.
9leiberidromf, 2 aiidenidrdnfe, 5
gettitellcn, A Glide, Irbeitsbanf nit
3rtbeb0r. 8einpreiie, e~iierner aeiiel
nit 9reifltb, llbr, Oelbeb1lter bon
so @ol. 8ebaIt nebIt Glmpe, 3
Tdbmoi6incn, iorpie anbcre Sous
ltn6 2ii6eneerdtbihaften, 5u> 6abl'
reid I'M alIe bier az betenitcr.
gebinsnusen: 8anr.
SIM Sale es am II. Sebr1lnr reg
net, finSet Ser Serfauf an l1atitel
Gage ftatt.
4nbrep 9 dtnbIer,
etonp Sill, Ro.
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Gin SputtseOIft aus gltcggpten.

Gunem sdriititiid oeS 5tpeiten
S~abrbunoertS D. Gbr. lit tin 2ieO
entuommen, 0os in iebr brsDaiter
&eiie einen SGnger peripottet, Der
ieine SebIe nidt nur gum Singen
heruste. Gas 8eOidt, ous pabr.
iheinIit pom einem neioiidcn Sol
Iegeu oe5 aItd9pptiide1 Seloeu.
tenors beritumnt, lautet: ,S60ner
Gls Die Der Natligau unb oes Sir.
t~enoogeIs lit oeine Gimme - Cir
cher gilt Tie, 9e8na0eter, nifts, 6enn
Elm 9eDaltiger &rug ieudtenoen
Nf~eriiiabieres lit Dir mebr r1ert aIs
eein 9eiang gu ben Soften Der
SiirIten LADEN lie DID - DID, zines
SiegeIItreifer3 Sobu - l1no tpie
einen 9erru begriiBt Did Die 9ie.
neridar. - 9eine Sorfe iteut Dir
cine bIiiben0e Ma9b neben Sen
ifrueQenOen Yfiibl, - gber, beire
gltgen ieben Die Sarfe nitt, oettl
Ser5 limit nidJt 9olOene 8eianee, -
Define augen meiien, pieo!ei oes gu.
ten Giiens alf Die 9afeI for,mt. -
limo 0ein Magen lit 10 ulleridttlid,
ME 6eine 8ebIe INNER troden lit. -
8ie Elm Raittier, 10 itopfeit ou Die
gllten Speiien in Ben Baden. -
@te Elm aanreI le9it on oth nieOer
an ben 9ooen, Inn aus Ben &riigen
Reriiia gu iauien. - ShtoL6e, oou
iiBen @eines, trodnen Dor Dir aus.
- 9eiues 8aItfreunoeS 6rcuoe bit
on nidtl - gr Iuo bid elm, UNI lei.
ne 5reunoe oeiner 9ie0er Sbonbeit
h6ren 5u Iuiient - Oh aber hait, pie
Idon 70 oft, gar nitts boren laiien
IIs pioerlites 8run5tn un0
sdnarfen. - Inter Dem Sid, se.
mditet unO oolen 9uudes. IagIt oil
altf Der Sarfe. - @eiungen bait on
nidt, aber geidnardt i'm &auide,
hu Sieb!" Seoes bin5ugefiigtc @ort
toiiroe Oieie altGgpptiide fruegiaIe
2iebensmiirbigfeit MIR abitp6den.
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3nr 10 besreiilid.

Gin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ulla Dem
@eIten nedte einen &oIIegen aus
WtaIiafuiettS: nWein aorgreBoi.
thrift, ia9te Ser Ntaun Gus Dem
8eiten, lit meLrere MaLe 10 groB,
ME Der gorje Staut Wtaiiohuietts. "
nSm, BIN, bos erflGrt fleiIit ct.
tpas, mas id bisber nod n,ft Der.
itanoen bate" brummte Der yantee
Dor iih bin.
rlln0 oas pGre", fragile ser Wann
aus Dem 8Gitell.
.@s erflQrt, ME es fam, rab sic
in ben Son9reB sehGblt purOen.
Sett nebme i'd nrL oaB Die meiiten
Sbrer @1blcr Sic iiberbalpt ME
0cIcben babcn."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-02-06
Garlple unO feline Efc:ie.

Garlple ral,dDte piel uiln tlngte
oub pteI iIber SerGaultngSlt0runQ.
Gin SreunO Ron i'm metnic zines
Cages, boB 6a3 Raltdeu Dem be-
rii6mtenS 6riftitslIer pieuei6t i6ace.
nNog fem" e~ntgcanete hierali
GarIple, Die gcr5te stem mir bas
Gleide. Sd babe OUr4lli tts &ou'
den aufgegeben uno mid n'iierabeI
ocbet 9eiitblt, pe&y,3cn ID wic0er
tomit begann uno inlmer nod mid
miierabel fiible. Nber i'd beiinoe
mid bod Iieber miierabel nit al@
ohne Rfeiie."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-02-06
Ser Sal lag anSers.

Gin aIei0erbdnSIer perfIa9te einen
ieiner 9unOen altf 8ejabIung oes
&auipreiies fir einen Inn geliefer-
ten In5ug. Ser RehtsanipaIt mad.
te 9cIterO, 5piiten ben 8orteien ND.
re oereinbart morOer, oaB Der Be
fIa9te Srei Worate 9eit baben ioute,
ben gr5ug 5u ~bejnbIen, uno bab oieie
Belt nod nidt peritriden pdre. Ser
2[dger, Der uIs 3euee in eisuer 60
dye o"uftrat, nurSe oaraufbin bon be-
iagtem gegreriiten arrpaIt eirem
iharten &reu3perb0r unterporfen.
.Saeen Sic einmaI," fragte Der
antuaIt, npenn nidt mein Silent.
ionSern i'd ben an3ug beiteIt bate,
iuiirSen Sic mid aud iHon iest me.
gen aaufpreiies perfIaet boben2"
rNeir," onttportete Ser 2I6ger,
Sic nidt."
~ab," rief ser AntpaIt aus, fi@
triumphierer6 i'm 8eridt umIebeno.
Limb parrm nibt?"
r@eiI i'd pon Sbnen ioiortige
8aranhIuna uerIangt boben tpiirSe,"
erflarte Der aIeiSerbanSler.
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Sefanutmafuug.

Sd babe oen gor3en Sorratb
@ier0cgcihirr uno Sottlcrrpaaren
ocS Geo. g. @berlin getolrft, unO
babe icet 0os gr0Bte lrno polIitGn.
0igItc Eager Sattlernaaren I'M
Gountp. Srotoem ole @reiic oui
8ferocgci6irr uro olIc Sattler.
moorcn iebr gcItiegen iino, bin id
jest in Der Gage mGBige Breiie gu
bictcn llno ibr lperoct cs oober gu
eltren 8ortbeile fin6en, bel mir cure
Ginf1ufe 5u MAIDEN.
8 NJ. q. Sell,
GiIenmaaren, Sottlermoarcn
uno 4ltto.S Supplies.
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Sanfiagung.

llniercn gcGbrten gtadbarn uno
6rcunocn, oic urs onlQBIih Oes 60
Ocs un0 Der &ronfbeit unieres &c.
liebtcn S0bndens,
Ilen Serbiuanb Gnac,
lmpcrgeBlihe 2iebesbienite erpieicn,
un0 insbeionbere 6ral1 glltquit @raf
mo 6rou 8rctfen Storp. ionic Den
&nbrtltftrGgcrn uno fitr Die reiden
8lumlenipenOcn, iprcdcn mir biermit
unicren bcr5Iititcn 9ont ans. Chen.
Tolls mohten mir bieroltrd Serrn
GuItor 9uSulom 1tnieren innigiten
Can't obitottcn fiir feline bcr5Ii6cn
@ortc 0c8 GroItc5.
Sic traltcrnoCn Gltern,
NIpin Rullc Il. Satin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-02-06
Bur Scahtnng.

9(0c mclfc nit mir IN Rcfn1lng
itc6cn iino erirft Dor Sem II. Sch
r1lur oicic 5u gcgleidcn. SoIhc mel.
ncr alunbcn mclf,c irgenoluclhe CIR
titcl ODER @cgcnitGnoe CUR &cpora-
tl,r bel mir obgoben un6 nod nift
obgeGolt boberl, iino crilflt, oicies
Dor 0en II. Sebrltur at tbltn.
Nn0rCm S6in0lCr,
Stoup Sill, Wto.
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j3n oerfanfcn. 8obnboug nit bier

3u oerfunfcn. 8obnbous nit bier
3ilnmer, 2iht uno 8aiierIeihlne,
Seller urb GoblcnbcbdIter nebit elmer
bolbcn 2ottc, ebenen 8orten. Chen.
falls Elm @ebdl,oe 80 BEL 40 SUB nit
ebcnio groBen GrogeidoB, &oblenbe'
bGlter l1no @oiicrIcitune, nit elmer
balben 2otte, fam 5~uiammen ODER
e~il,5eGn 51 mGBigem 8reis gcfouft
meroen. Radaufro9en bel
Ri6oro 8. RoeidcL
Sermonn, $40.
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SuSemuitn guub nnS Siebfuttcr.

@ir ocrfoufen bos ~5coeral Stod
5oo6," Elm ELECTROMAGNETIC ge'
aen Siebfranfbeiten. Gie 6eoeral
Stod Sooo 60. entidGbigt ieoen
aGrfer bieies Ntittels fir 8erluite
Die er bur6 9rantbeit icines Siebs
crleiSet, pcnn er Die 8robrtt Dent
ieIben ief8 Monate lang regelmdbtg
tiittert. Sic 8eriiderung beginnt
bon bent Gage on tpeldem Der @nt'
idGbigungs. Bomb altsgeItelIt miro.
Ia6t einen 8eriu6 borntt.
% NJ. q. Sell SerrnanL Bto.
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Yhunuarap6en: Ssd hobo Die aaen.

EbuuOsrupbeu: Sd babe Die Isen.
tltr flir sic Gltinolo uno 8elconto
Ebonograpben iibernommert un0 ia.
be mCbrerc 0icicr ~berilbmtcn Snitru.
mente in mcinem 8ci6Gftc artsge.
itcllt. aommt un0 bciebt uno hort
oieiclben. Yrcis, cini6IieBlid meb.
rcrer Rccoros, bon 500 big $500.
GugenGG &. Drummer,
Sermann. no.
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!3n perfaufcm: quite @obeI uno

;3u ucrfauicn: CUTE Wobel uno
SousgcrGtbi4often, luic aildcn.aos
binct, meiBc cntailIirtc &Iatte nit
Giidporridtlng; fuHteo oof 9ooen-
cite ODER Gufolb.G you'd Set nit ,
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I 2ibrarp Gid, &oblenoI.8 cbdltcr
Can't bon So 8oI. @eboIt, uim.
Sprcdt irgcno cincn Hatmittog
oocr g(bcn0 oicier ISOLDE in meiner
@obnunq (Storf -ReIioen5) Dor.
q. S. Starter,
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3n perfanfen: mein @obnbol,s be.
itebeno alts s 3immer nebit 7 Cots
an Ser oitl. Sront StroBe, in Ser.
mann. gines Ser id0niten @obns
pIGbe in Der Staot.
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