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TODAY'S
ANNIVERSARIES
know America)

1770-Joseph Story, lawyer,
JUS. Supreme Court Justice at 80,
Harvard Law professor, famed
legal writer, author of famed
Commentaries, born in Marble
head, Mass. Died Sept. 10 1845.
l794-John B. Beck, New York
physician, pioneer in medical
jurisprudence, although many
years an invalid, born Science
|tady. N. Y. Died April 8, 1851. !.
J i8O4-Robert B. Forbes noted
Boston sea captain and China mer-
chant, author, most romantic
life born in Boston. Died Nov.
|23, 1889.
l827-John Townsend Trow.
bridge, popular Boston juvenile
Estory-teller of his day, born in
Monroe Co., N. Y. Died Feb. IL,
1916.
1870-Clark Wissler, noted an
thropologist of the American Mu-
scum of Natural History, New
York, born in Wayne Co., Ind.
Died Aug. Is, l947.
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THE LOW DOWN.
HICKORY GROVE

/ just been readin' Uncle Har-
rvs labor message where he says,
"'The right to join a union of ones
own choice is unquestioned today
and is sanctioned and protected
by law" But he didn't say any,
thing about a guy who didn't
choose to have a choice and didn't
want to join anything in the first
place, but who wanted To work
but couldn't because he had no
union card. So what ! want 10
know is, what was Uncle Harry
talking about or tryin' TO say.
And what is a free American go
ing to do about making a living
for his helpmate and their off
shoots unless he gives up the
idea of being free" and knuckles
down to somebody over in the
labor Temple"
Coming from Missouri and just
across the river from Kansas
where my Susie halls from-she
is Topekaite-I kinda try to
stay sociabie and overlook some
of neighbor Harry's doings that
look a little like squee-gee. But
now and then l think it is not a
bad idea to remind the old boy
that the folks out here are still
just like they were when he was
out here-no different, Uncle
Harry has no easy time of it
crafty gents on all sides 10
wrangle this or wrangle that--so
l try to do what ! can To keep
him from gettin' too far off the
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london, Moscow
Zoos Cooperate

MOSCOW. lap Last spring
Moscow Zoo received a gift
from the London Zoo OF two Aus
tralian kangaroos. Ill return the
Muscovites sent to- the British
capital a gift Of valuable reptiles.
Now the London Zoo has sent
six South Anleficsn snakes. two
young African pythons, two
mother-of-peari iizafds,, blunt
nosed crocodiles, and Mississippi
alligators. IA
The mother.0f-peatl lizards are
getting plenty Of attention. In ma,
ture these animals. according to
Evening Moscow feed on sweet
berries. In Moscow Zoo they live
on apple jam. ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-18

wmmbsek m me old dayssthe United
states government boycotted margarine
sd 90 everything possible. and unreason-
sbie. ~ prevent IL sale. A few days ago
60 District ~ Columbia purchasing officer
aate eul = statement saying that uncolor-
"a maFwaina costs the District 81 cents
rpHnd Wholesale ~ against "a cents a
paard Coz butter. and that II Is as good
fsod = haiter. Therefore, the government
~ the sualsed States has refused to buy
hNtter leF - own public institutions, and
u has virtually eliminated butter from
'ahlea CO shlch the District Is responsible
TIE D&ifiet purchasing officer okays mar
NaFlae Il TOOK long while for the United
htatss a. cut out that foolish discrimina-
tipn.
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0s Ess. Dsylssis - - hssss.

1900 80 $3.50
laessl19 e--.
s'o0-Honsymoon In New York-nhc
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s:oo-Look Your B@sty<cbs u
s:so-Say r. With yNusicwmhs
fo:oo-Ered w agins Mssie--nbc
Arthur. Godfrey ShoW-cbs
io:so-Rsn Aiexapesr shov-snbs = !,
ao:Ab-ssriais laN bours,-cbA
11:oo-Kats Smith spiaks-nibs
11:so-Words and Mnsic--nbc
Daily Band concerts-nbs
ASsesassn
tz:oo-Conccrt:. Halt l1oar--nbe
1:oo-Eour Hours OF Eirials--ubc
Queen for . Day: .Crspeat hour
later --mbs II go .efsys -a4
1:so-Martin Block Rscerds-mbS /!
2:0o-Doubls. or NothinE-cba
2:so-winher Take. All $Quiz-cbs
a:oo-Hint. Hunt Quis--ebs
s:so-Giys and Take 0niz-cbs
4:oo-The HOUSE PArtyr-cbs
Riddles Flour (repeats later to 1t
local tinesJ-mbS
4:so-Trsaspry' p hdStsnd--cbs
Acc PROGRAMS 49, Times AT either
Eastern Daylight Of Eastsrn standard.
AaSrai.0 j;
s:eo-Ths Breakfast Club
io:oo-My story Dfsmssizstion
i1:oo-Brsakfasti AZ A0byNood
Assessss.
$500 Welcome T.syslsrs
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runs into hundreds of thousands
of dollars. | know one reputable
commercial fishermen in the
Georgetown, area who alone has
over $4,000 invested in the bus
mess. I'm satisfied that at Least
a couple Of million dollars would
fall far short Of covering the
money actually invested in the
industry today, Instead of trying
to break the commercial fisher
man, why not give the poor guy
a break?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-18
IF | HAD YOUR CHANCE

The colleges and universities OF Amer
lea this fall will be damned as never be-
fore in history with thousands of our young
people who are seeking through knowl-
edge the way to better and happier life.
Many of these young people are now
getting a chance, heretofore beyond their
reach, to seek higher learning. What will
| they make of that chance? Will they
recognize the opportunity that is peculiar
| ly theirs? And will they assume the re-
sponsibility it imposes?
Some extremely pertinent thoughts on
that very subject were expressed recent
| ly by General Motors Vice President Paul
Garrett. in talk before student group
at his alma mater, Whitman College, Wal
la Walla, Washington. Said Mr.. Garrett:
when had my chance did not real
ize that there was even then evolving a
profession upon which would fall great re-
sponsbility for leadership in dealing with
problems of all kinds in this area. refer
to management which is the way you run
a farm, a shop or an industry. To me at
that time business was something you just
drifted into if you were not competent to
take up one of the recognized profess
sions or if all you wanted in life was mon
CIV. IL would not have occurred to me that
al ambitious young man of ideals and
vision might turn to industry for an ideal
life profession. did not understand what
industry was. And to the widespread per-
sistence of such lack in understanding can
be attributed great share of our present
world troubles.
ut il sad commentary on the state
of civilization that a leader can rise to
political power on the promise of economic
security that is only a blueprint sketch.
Usually he lacks knowledge or experience
i'm Transforming blueprint into something
real 1t is one thing to BLUEPRINT economy.
II il something else to make it work
''Basically the problem of manage
ment il to produce more goods and serv-
ices for satisfying peoples wants at prices
more people can afford to pay. This is not
a job for Jew men in a few big COM
panies. 1t is the job of the thousands upon
thousands of individuals who have the re-
sponsibility of operating the Nations bust
ness, large and small, of all kinds For
businesses in this country are independent.
SO are workers. They pay each others
wages. They consume each others
products.
"At this state of world development
your generation has the responsibility for
advancing new concepts of management.
Government cannot do it. If had had your
chance would become disciple of good
management for what it can do in Amer
lea quite apart from any plan might have
for my own life work. if had your chance
to assess again what might do with my
life, would view management very diff
ferently than did in your place, as an en-
deavor very worthy of my best fibre
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Folks sometimes criticize 10
small-town editors for the way We
often play up "littls things" ahead
Of big human, local news I'm
place Of world events.
I can't deny it. Read the Clarioa
and you'll learn about the Martins
golden wedding anniversary =.
about the community sing down by
the river :. the husking be at
Sober Hoskins', where neighbors
helped husk the corn, and later
drank sparkling beer together.
Little things! ?" Maybe. Bat
from where l sit. they add up 10 the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-18

- TIE n. ~ Treasury.
MasAnRtan. ~, e.
Dear Secretary snyder:
n n reaIlxed that service men who
saan their terminal leave bonds are add
~ ~ the forces II initiation. but In most
emasa ~ boys need the money for laud-
nhle puFrores ~ to iquidate commit
ments
THE ORACLE.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-18

During World War II, Italy's excuse
for taking over Ethiopia was that>sh
needed "lebensraum," but when she con-
quered the country only handful of Ital-
ians left their native land. That Italy's
quest for wider space was justified when
taking into account her population of as
millions TANNED into a space only about
as big as Arizona.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-18
In mo Hurry"
For Ambulance

FORT WORTH. INA NWsa
phoning from hsF lsamx - -
ambulnnee ~ ''romaa aAas masa mms
my husband" MFm AamsaAls A.
bertson. about "a. mslslaa @IhMNass
no big hurry" Whesa &c msmhm
lance reached TIE haauae. ahmv
found both MrK Alams&Mam asAA
her husband. Ismry AiheEsmsn. -
shot Ia death. IA wma aaukmsw#
murder and suirMlu
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-18

The condition now prevailing In India
a. svideHt ~ the fact that the Moslem
fahlstam Dominion government has chart
eyed twenty planes from British air
ways a. fly 1000 maFooned officials from
neihi a. the pakiNsan capital.
The announcement says that riots,
whieh disrupted railway communications.
prevented the officials and their families
fFom travelling Nv train.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-18

One specie of beetle the bam-
barrier, emits an odiferous protec-
tive fluid which turns into gas
when in contact with air. 1t looks
like a minute jet of smoke.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-18

The population of Colon, Re-
public of Panama, consists prin-
cipaily of descendants of labor
ers imported from the British
West Indies during various
periods Of construction of the
Panama Canal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-18

Water IN nature n was&mMa&s
indesstructlhie. CONTINUALLY ehmmm
ing from vapoF a. lAaaaAa asaA aAasM
again. bat always Fsanasmam2 -.
ter.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-18

beam. lie knows ! memm mwla~@a
think.
Yours with tha hsw sAumn
ID MzMnA
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.Eromiwhere Isl. -. lx.Jos.Aisrsk
Yes, I'm cvllsyi

bigger tAlasz ws sxls AzssT<m r&s
frisndliasss " s@sls tssss 80
hslpiag Asaa :. tie Fsm~ss - -
saesass's f.xAsA A@s ss<~ss - -
love u fsils~sAls Sc fss~&~m -
wAsaAss IA f.ssAaw D. ss@sA a@aAz
msad 90 sA@sss s<ssss~a . sA~m i
beer 90 busassmla.
. agsFs tAss q s*sEssAm@B A~usHm
after the little sAlMas masas
the eixgsE shaass 80 s@&s s@ss u
themselves. .
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-18

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF IhE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CtNCU!I
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, ~
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN
CAANCERH.
Case No. 1l-1l2
MARY VIRGINIA SITTlG,
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCE
EARL ELLSWORTH SITTIG,
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO. Earl Ellsworth Sittig,
1O2S North Market Street.
Frederick, Maryland.
You are hereby required to APP
pear to the Bill of Complaint for
divorce in the above styled cause
on or before the 10Th day of Sep
TENDER, AID. 1947, otherwise the
allegations therein will be taken as
confessed.
This order is to be published once
week for four consecutive weeks
in The Key West Citizen, a news
paper published In the City of Key
West, Florida.
Done and ordered this 9th day
OF August. AL 1947
ISEAL) ROSS c SAWYER,
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
Monroe County Florida.
By: Kathleen NOTTAGE,
Deputy Clerk.
lsd) Allan y. Cieare, Jr,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
aug IS; sep fills, 1947
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-18

The envy Of little man does not pre-
vent a big man from being bigger.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-18

Nst every piled-up desk indicates that
ihs mas behind 4 Is too busy to catch up
uHk hh work
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-18
Key West In
Days Gone By
As TAKEN FROM FILES
OF TIE CITIZEN OF
SEPT. 10. 1897

Three coast guard vessels have
been assigned to take bridge
workers on the KEYS to No Name
Key in case of danger from storms,
Lit was announced today. Mem
bers of the Key West Rotary Club
have agreed to 60 to No Name,
Key in automobiles to bring the
workmen to this city.
A Weather Bureau advisory
today says that the tropical dis
turbance has shown very little
movement during the last ID
hours. II is central about It's
miles off the middle coast OF
Louisiana, with indications that
lit is about to begin a northWard
Tor northwestward movement.
Key West Advisory Council,
under the direction of Mrs. Rob-
lert F.. Spottswood, began today
to solicit funds for the aid of 80
INDECENT families in Key West.
An entertainment will be given
Wednesday night, Sept. %, to
raise funds for the Key West
High School P.-T.A.
i 9f1
Mrs. Elizabeth Hope, who had
been in Key West visiting rela-
tives, sailed yesterday on the
steamship Cuba for Tampa and
from there will go to her home
| in New York. She is the former
Elizabeth Walker of Key West.
Miss Rose Appel, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruben Appel, left
yesterday for Tallahassee to re-
sumo her studies in the Florida
State College for Women. She is
beginning her junior year.
Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph:
Don't worry about hard work;
it never kills, but worry often
Joar -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-18

SYATE OF FLORIDA. IN CHAM
4 Case No. I1-l32
DOROTHY YATES,
Plaintiff.
VS.. DIVORCE
EDWARD r. YATES,
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO: Pvt. Edward ID. Yates, 44109916,
Co. c 3S5 MP Sv Bn,
APO 407,
!, Go p. M., New York, N. Y.
You are hereby required to APP
pear to the Bill of Complaint. for
divorce. in the above styled cause
on the 13th day of October, AID.
1947, otherwise the allegations
therein will be taken as confessed
This order to be published once
week for four consecutive weeks
in The Key West Citizen, news
paper published in Key West
Florida.
I Done and Ordered this 10th day
of September, AID. 1947.
(SEAL) ROSS G SAWYER,
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Monroe County, Florida.
BY: Alice Fl. Salgado, DC.
THOMAS B. CARO-,
SOLICITOR FOR PLAINTIFF.
sep 1l-1S-25: oct z, lsaI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-18

Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph: .
Don't worry about hard work;
it never kills, but worry often
does"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-18

An entertainment will be given
Wednesday night, Sept. %, to
raise funds for the Key West
High School P.-T.A.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-18
l.EGAL.S

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
STATE OF FLORIDA. IN CHAM
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-- Beisen gre BEL GihtGufen bot
nf bin. oaB Sie ois an3eise tn
.Bol.sbIott" gelcfen hdben.
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Nineea,,tpi
In Central MrmprN 6. Wai.

9tublten 0ienstag treten H:our1ce
Siaet, scr irouscIiidle "nSe:. mo
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eires Ilanoiourcs. oer lcste Mua;t
Sic 3rpne crlpnrb. !nrt!ll er S>'ille
Gapis legte, pirb Sic Strona lcnt &C.
1en ,Serton pertei5igen. 'ss miro Eli
Golhpi ieiu lpie ,ef ben StSoc Grll,
iber Gaiicp ben iriifcn :Me!ltcr u
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aen groBe Neforoe init. Scrtrns cn5'
tier &f NOR NIT Hrimp Sorllrro
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ser s(rmorp Siiice nah 6 llhr ohenos
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Eur QuoekerhiIfe in Deutschland

a!lsgegeben iueroen, porausgelcbt
cob sic sur 0eriiigung itebenocn
9tittel oas geitottcn. slleroin9s
itDrlmpien Sic Niittel oerart 5l,lom-
men, oaB man bciiir6tet, oie Silfs.
tiitigfeit fir &riegsgefangene ein-
ibrGnfen 81, miiliel,. cs iei oenn. oab
oie 5uitronenoeu @aben grober per.
oln.
Sn ser Muiliiden Gone liuo Sic
Sl,Gfer c6cniolls iegcnsreit) titig
Nod Dem pprliegenoen geribt luur'
ser beionbers Die Suberfoloienboipi-
taller in Meflenburg, @ranoenlllrg,
SGiiringeu uno Sad)ien 6eoabt 9(ls
cir beipnoeres Selhenf meroen 12,-
445 ailoeramm Sped eruGbnt. Oie
pom Snternationolen Notcn &reu;
eingcgangrn tparen. Gon oeutIhen
&riegsgeiangenen in slinerifa iulr
sen Serinse in 9iihien perteilt.
sluber ben bier fir; pieoergegebe-
men Sntnhen, entb1lt bulletin 9fo
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in ser Gerteiil,n9sorbeit ltebenoen
S.llGfer, BON oene,t inlner luicoer be-
tcnt miro, tpie onnfbar Die @abcn
ai,i9enommen muroen uno mic ln-
ioglid) grpb bas Gleno in Ocutlh-
lono lit. Gen 8eihluB bi!Oet Gin
Tanfid)reiben oes Snitituts fir 8irs
Gcltuberfl,loic in &losid)e bel Sres.
Sen.
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wien kefit n,etr ais je
a,af Il. =. 4ilie

yien. 9tadyoeln sic ameritaniihe
Wfilitdrpenpaltnne, ebellio ipie sic
bielige @egierllltg, angelidts oes
Mosfauer 6eblid)laas, iid) ses,uun.
gen seieben bat. ibre Soiimngen aui
boloige Norlnalilierl,ng scr Otter.
reidllden Gerliiltniiie auf3,tgebel,,
tetrod)tet lie cine lpirfiume amerita-
niife Tinnl5bilfe als ein5ige 0orm
ser Mbtpebr ser @pli lihe,pii iierllagsge'
fabr fir Seiterreib uno iie bdlt ieoe
raite Geepdbrung cieier Silie oaber
nun fir nptluenoiger als ie.
Oieie GrlpGgluw ipar oenn audi
fiir SEN anerifauilden Milit6rbe.
feblsbuber Gldrf heltilnmeuo, ser &c
aieruna TN @aibington iein iriibcrcs
griufen l,m Mobitofffreoite l,no au'
oere Mtctbpoen ser Silfeleiitung iiir
Seiterretf in Grinnerll,g 5ll bringer
Soipeit cs auf sic peiterc 2ebenss
mitteleuuiubr aus ben Gereinigtcn
Staaten sur Siherunu oes Gationie,
rlmgs. .Yrogromms antommt, begt
@enral Glurf feline groBen gefiird).
t,tngen. ST lit iiberSeugt, allf lolhe
SenSungen i'm 8elamhpert bon
'$165, 100000 fiir sen Helt oes Sab.
res rehnen 81 f0nnen. Tieier @etrcN
oedt au6er oem Yeoarf an Nobrllngs
mitteln nod Sen at Meoifameltte!I
uno lanospirtid)aftliben 9ecarfsartt'
feln.
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lleber sic silist1tigfeit ser
Sudfer in Ieutid)lanb mod)t Oos am
II. Mdr5 5. S. peroiientlihte Vul.
lctin go. 7 intereiiante slngabcn
Sic bier fllr5 pieoergese6en meroen
irllen. Der gerid)t beiabt iib beion-
ocrs nit ser SiIistGtigfeit in @a,
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eiltsegangcncr &leiOunesitiide be.
lprgen etlide Srganiiatiuncn: Sra.
LOO. Ieltihes 3entralfonlitcc. 9ri.
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Ginribtlngen Ser Grifer. llnter Sen
Serionen, sic GIeioung erbalten ia,
Fen, befanoen lid, aus NuBlano mh
sSranfreih be!mgefebrte &riegsae.
faugcne, Sitfliihtlinse, alte 2eute
lno ainoer IN Seimen, bofienHe
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irnlticc 2ellte, oie il, GROCER Scot ma.
rrn.
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irllen. miiiien cine 9eibeiniguna beS
@obliabrtsamtes uorleeen. slui ci.
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oaB mand,e Seute bcppelt unter-
ltiist lperoen.
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Sur Gerteilrns: 800 &iiten nit
@iihienaemiiie, 511 &iiten nit Mino,
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gene, 1900 Iliid)tiinse uno trante
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luurocll.
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aus Nem gorf PA gallen &leioung
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funft ipllen monatlih $1,000 liil
Sic &rie9sgeiangencn in 6ranfre!d)
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Rippe>retite Gkeatee
,Smaib mp, She StDrn Of a @omcn"
Veainnt Wittppd), 6. Wfai.

@ie irgelpocinc moere Sansiral,
cine ihGne talertierte Ha0ioiungerin,
,ofe ibre 9ollfbubu oufgab I'M ibrei,
Monu eircn Grfolg S,l mad)en bat
oromatiihe Ercblen,e 81 lolen. Mie
elm rei5enocr 9fottopf bcsegnet lmo
Elm Inldes Eroblem lott, lpirO ent.
Hilt lueroen i'm Sippoorcne Sbcater
bel Salter @agners Gorfiibruna
vSnraib MP, tie Storp Of a @omen q
nit Sulan SaWporo nls Srau ulro
See 0opmau ais Manu, unteritiitt
BON Wtnriball Sunt nmo Gooie I'll.
bert. &ibreno sic 9criduu6ruua
'einnt fonlmt golpnan nirgenos nit
icinem Sineen oln NaOip in ser Com.
bpp-Stllnoe porlpGrts rmo SRI. Sap.
,poro perld5afft ibm cinen belieren
Soften, lno ieinem Eartner, Ser po!,
gilbert gelpiclt miro. @oipnan nadjt
gut, bat groBe 3eiteu uno ltclt SRI.
Sunt als Ssfretdrin an ,mo nid)ts
1T gut 9enllg fiir Suian, aber Sltlun
fanat on 81 trinfen uno oas pcrbin.
bert Den io5ialeu Grfolg. Cine inter.
eilante 8eldJihte.
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