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@ALion Is In The Streets"
Stars Jimmy Cagney At Strand

chorus 10Y and understudy to the
star.
When the show went On the road,
the vaudeville phase Of Cagney's
career began in earnest. He re-
calls having appeared with, among
Iothers Midgie Mile, Nola ST. Clair,
Florence Enright and Ada Jaffe.
He appeared in various acts In all
the major circuits and in the main,
Jimmy remembers, it was an ex.
citing but precarious way to earn
10 living. He returned to Broadway
to try cracking the wall Of theatri-
cal fame and fortune. II was there
that James cagney got his 'big
break" He was appearing in a
play, "Penny Arcade" with an.
other newcomer, Joan Blondell
and the producer, william Keigh'
ley went along to become . famed
director Of movies for Warner Bos.i
and thus began the motion picture
career Of James Cagney.
In his latest Warner Bros. re
lease, produced by Cagney Pro
ductions, ~ Lion Ii In Thu
Street." Jimmy portrays the rolf
OF Hank Martin, dangerously am
bilious man who rises from being
a backwoods peddler to king of ;
gutter-empire.
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changed abruptly when Connolly
died In 1871 and the draft neared.
Conrad enlisted after Pearl Har.
Dor.
When he returned to Hollywood
IN is46. he renewed his film ca
reer. He also took part In Repub'
lican activities and was urged r
run for the Assembly In the district
once represented ny another actor
Albert Dekker. He agreed and Won
In the isas Republican landslide.
Ne managed to weather the 1914
storm and has won twice sine
then.
asked if his fellow legislator
viewed him askanee because b,
10 IN actor. !.
mo. ] don't think So" he an
swered. Maybe that's hecaus,
I'm known - heins fairly con
sentative. II. ] were to be . wild
eyed sort Of fellow, I'd leave my
self open to criticism.
u talk respectfully, especial,
with senators. That was the trou
bic with Decker. He had a causti,
sense OF humor aud spoke hi
mind. That makes . Lot OF people
mad. Especially senator's"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-29

HOLLYWOOD " - You may
have had the notion that being q
politician is akin to being an actor.
Well. here's q man who has sue
eesstuily combined the two pro
LESSONS.
For q few months of the year,
he is State Assemblyman Charles
]. Conrad of the 57th District
fHollywood-San Fernando Valley.
The rest Of the Tune he is merely
Charles Conrad, movie actor.
Conrad was elected to the State
Legislature for the fourth time last
November. / dropped by his valley
home to find out how he combines
his two jobs. l found him q hearty
fellow with q gift Of CAB, a faculty
generally found in both actors and
politicians.
(which came first?" / inquired,
Acting" he replied. Actually,
/ started out to be u lawyer, at
tending the University Of Pennsyl
vania, But my father fell Ill. and
Il had to 20 to work. l started al
an actor in stock in my home
town, Philadelphia. ] met the
character actor, Grant Mitchell
who took me under his wing ani
taught me the business. ! went OF
to New York, but without mucl
success.
"Then ! met Walter Connolly
He had just scored a hit in Il
Happened One night and wa
much in demand at the studios. HI
needed someone to watch after hi
affairs and ! agreed 60 to Holly
wood with him. did his work an,
picked up acting jobs in picture
whenever I could"
Because he had some spare tim
Conrad became active with tn
Young Republican groups. His LII
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Hollywood
Notes
BY Dob Thomas

You may,ehanged abruptly
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-29

AUSTWELL, Tex. R- Wildlife Of
ficials have proudly announced the
arrival of six whooping cranes, in.
Guiding one baby whoopef, ut their
winter refuge on the Texas Gull
Coast.
They are the first Of the world s
only flock of whoOping cranes To
arrive at the winter range from
their unknown breeding ground
somewhere near the Arctic Circle
Now 1t win be . constant watch
and check for other arrivals. Only
/ n whooping cranes Jew nortt
from the Arkansas wildlife refug,
here last April.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-29
Irene Dunno And
Fred MacMurray
Star In Comedy

One Of the years gayest comedy
romanees comes to the screen OF
the Islander Driye-In Theate Sun
day and Monday In RK0 Radios
Never a Duh Moment, with Irene
Dunno and Fred MacMurray in the
stellar roles.
The two favorites are ideally east
in the production, Miss Dunno as
a sophisticated New Yorker and a
successful song writer, MacMurray
as cowpuncher with a rundown
ranch and two motherless young
sters. They meet at charity
.rodeo; love blossoms, and present
Ily the cowboy takes his unsuspect-
ing bride back to Wyoming and Q
hilarious struggle with life in the
wild and woolly West.
Director George Marshall has
handled his players with an eye
for laughs and side-splitting situa-
tons. and the result is a contin.
uous riot Of fun. tempered with .
pair of pleasing numbers sung by
Miss Dunno and a moment or two
of sheer drama. William Demaresi
heads the supporting cast as a
sour and suspicious neighbor. Andy
Devine as MacMurray's foreman,
and Gigi Perreau and Natalie Wood
as his two children turn in excel
lent performances, with notable
cooperation from Philip ODER.
The screenplay by Louis Bres
low and Doris Anderson captures
lin fine style the spirit of Ka!
iSwift's novel as produced by Har
riet Parsons. The clever offering
makes a gay evenings entertain
lment for theatre-goers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-29

wILLIAMSPoRT. Pa. IA - The
PENNSYLVANIA State Granbe Con.
yention has approved 4 resolution
in support of the farm program oil
Agriculture Secretary Ezra T. Ben.
son.
I'VE commend hIm for his eour-
ageous, untiring efforts to stimu.
late the formation Of q sound ag.
ricultural policy and program, and
we especially endorse his plan and
proposal for education and re-
search" the resolution said.
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PIGEONS ARE STOLEN

CHICAGO a. Four of Fred
Semro's 81 homing pigeons which
were stolen Tuesday night re.
turned home last night, but ii looks
like the others won't make it.
Tied to the leg of one of the
pigeons which returned was a note
which read: you'll never see
the rest"
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Tobacco Greens For Lunch

LOS ANGELES B-The cool
thought 1t was swiss chard when
she picked the leaves from a to-
bacco plant in the Doctors garden
And now the physician and bis
wife are recovering from nicotine
poisoning. the City Health Depart
ment announced yesterday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-29

The submarines major offensive
weapon, the self-propelling torpedo
was invented in 1855 by Rober
Whitehead.
Evening star., 1953-10-08

is featured in the returning
drama series.
1885, WMAL-Harry S. Tru-
man: Mr.. Truman speaks on
American Domestic Issues and
Their Effect on Economic Life"
TeIevision Today.
1880, WTTG-Ted Dalton: A
political address.
$3.50, WNBW-Treasury Men
in Action: The drama is "The
Case of the Old and the Fright
ened."
$3.50, WTOP-Four Star Play
house: Charles Boyer stars in
"A Place of His own"
$3.50, WMAL - Where's Ray
mond?: Ray Bolger is featured
on the comedy show.
900, WTOP-Video Theater:
The drama is "The Moon for
Linda" with Ruth Hussey.
$3.50, WTTG-Author Meets
the Critics: Robert Penn War
ren's Brother to Dragons" is
discussed by DR.. Carlos Williams
and Louis Utermeyer.
$3.50, WNBW-Ford Theater:
Paulette Goddard and Richard
Denning have the leading roles
in THE Doctors Downfall"
1000, WTOP-Playhouse Pre-
Sents: Tonight'S mystery drama
is Room 203."
1000, WNBW-March of Med
icine: The topic for discussion
is Heart Disease: The Nations
Number One Health Problem"
Evening star., 1953-10-08
The .VitoI Voices


Speeches by President Eisen-
hover and former President
Truman are scheduled for broad
cast at 9 and 1926 tonight. A
recording of Eisenhower's ad-
dress earlier before the American
Council of Education at Wash
ington will be carried by ABC
Radio: Truman, talking before
the United Church Women in
st. Louis, will be heard on the
ABC network. -
Two more new TV shows ap-
pear tonight: Ray Bolger'S
filmed where's Raymond" an
abbreviated musical comedy on
ABC-TV at $50; march Of
medicine beginning a monthly
series on NBC-TV at 10 with
Heart Disease" In radio
ABC is reviving the Horatio
Hornblower adventure series,
formerly CHS, at $50.
X X X 4
She Couldn't Talk, En-?
Although Kathryn Murray told
her CBS-TV audience, in signing
off after a summer replacement
run, that the Arthur Murray
Party would be on another net
work soon, she didn't say, be-
cause of a network rule, that it
would be NBC-TV. Neither did
she explain that the new series
would be Is minutes weekly at
7:30 pm. Mondays, from October
10, instead of the usual half
hour.
Her CHS farewell had the
much touted appearance of
Jackie Gleason and Red Buttons
as a team, but it wasn't as
funny as might have been. Pos
Sibly that was because they
weren't allotted enough time
really to get under way.
Evening star., 1953-10-08
Lucy and Dennis Return,
But Less Lively, on Film
By c. {. ButterfieId

is never still a minute, strenu-
ously striving to make you laugh.
She had excellent support from
Margaret Truman, the two team
ing up for the first time. Miss
Truman, who is becoming more
and more of a comedienne than
singer on TV, did her part like
a veteran and NBC shouldn't
have any regrets over the recent
renewal of her contract.
Martha again displayed her
knack in turning eX-boXing
champions into comedy helpers.
She had three, Willie Pep, former
featherweight champ, and Jake
LaMotta and Rocky Graziano,
both former middleweight kings.
outdoing themselves as actors.
OF course. they got paid. and at
a pretty good rate, around $1,000
apiece.
Evening star., 1953-10-08

to have a career by performing
in Husband Ricky's night club.
The fllm was made last summer
under the schedule maintained
by the principals, Lucille Ball
and Desi Arnez, of working weeks
ahead.
Miss Ball was a storm center
briefly last summer when it was
disclosed she once registered as
Communist in a California
primary.
Both the opener and next
weeks film were made before
this incident. The first one put
together after that time is sched-
uled for October 19.
The Hollywood policy of dub
bing in studio laughter and ap-
plause is used. More often than
not this is disconcerting to the
home viewer. Lucy'S proficiency
at slapstick continues as an i'm
portant element in the fun.
This year the Dennis Day
show is the NBC competition to
Lucy. 1t was moved from Friday
nights and switched from a live.
to a film production. What I
saw of the opener indicated that
the film quality could have been
better. Cliff Arquette, radio vet
eran who also is good in TV, still
is the comedy mainstay as Char
ley Weaver, the aging janitor in
Days apartment house.
X X X X
Mortho Proves Point
1t was well know in. TV that
Martha Raye and her Berle-like
Comedy could handle an hour
show and get plenty of laughs.
But not until last week end did
she show that even 80 minutes
isn't too long.
Her assignment is the ALL
Star Revue, revived on NBC-TV
to fill in one Saturday night a
month for Show of Shows. She'll
be back again October 81 and
November %.
Martha was at her best and
if she keeps up the pace she will
be TVS undiSputed chief come
dienne. Relying on the technique
that put Berle where he is, she
Evening star., 1953-10-08
Other AM Stotions

WGMS-S10 Ke.-s:30 a.m.-s:3o pm.
WPIK-730 Ke.-6:I5 am.-5:30 pm.
WARL--7S0 Ke.-S:15 a.m.-5:30 pm.
WGAY-1,050 Ke.-6:15 a.m.-5:30 pm.
WUST-1,12O Ke.-7 a.m.-5:30 pm.
WFAx-1,120 Kc.-7 a.m.-5:30 pm.
WD0N-1,540 ke.-7:30 a.m.-5:30 pm.
WINx-1,60 kc.-6 s.m.-5:30 pm.
Evening star., 1953-10-08
TeIevision Tomorrow
Friday, October 9, 1853

WIFE, Cartoon Is 1880 Early Bird Ihe a. News 1 Chapel 12o HOpu
bue; Paul Dixon Show a Matinee for Lambs camhoI
HT0P63O Mehtaton o.
TO- Of
II an Of
g. Garry
z Amer l.
M
Gs Day, Today esrOwy, h7s
ink
S.
Evening star., 1953-10-08
FIN Stotions

NRC-FM-s3s Me-, Channel $50
$50 am to am
WBUz-FM-s5.S Me-, Channel 23s
3 pm to 9 pm
WT0P,FM-se.3 Me-, Channel 2H
Around the Clock
WBUz-FM-ss.l Me-, ChsHael 74A
3 pm to 9 pm
WASn-FM-s11 Me-, Channel 14B
7:45 am. to 10 pm.
W0L-FM-sS.l No., Channel 1sA
S pm. to ] am
WCFM-ss.5 Me-, Channel $50
S pm to II pm
WEAN-l0O.3 Me-, Channel 1s1
} am to Midnight
.FM-101.1 Me-. Channel 7sB
am. TO am
WGMS-FM-103.5 Me-, Channel 21S
$50 am to Midnight
WARL-FM- 1853 Me-. Channel 200
6:l5 am. to 9 pm.
WUSI-FM-t06. Me-, Channel 2s7
am. TO 9 pm.
WMAL-FM-107.3 Me-, Channel 2S1
8 am. to Ills pm
Evening star., 1953-10-08
Highlights
Rodio Todoy.

NuuIU IUuuT.
$3.50, WTOP-Rogers of the
Gazette: Will Rogers, jr., stars
on the returning drama show.
900, WMAL-President Eisen-
hover: An address,.
$3.50, WMAL - Capt. Horatio
Hornblower: Michael Redgrave
Evening star., 1953-10-08

Evening news broadcast
direct from The Stars news
room Monday through FRI
day over Stations WMAL
and WMAL-FM, 6 PM.
Evening star., 1953-10-08

Harry Macarthur. The Stor's teIe-
vision editor, is on vocotion. His
column will resume on his return.
Evening star., 1953-10-08
NEW YORK.

Return Of IT Love Lucy" to
CBS-TV came of without any
undue excitement. Even the
sketch picked to start the third
season wasn't anything to crow
over.
The subject was a familiar
theme-Lucy'S perennial desire
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chieite Qiebertafel

Mm 2. sSebruar ipirb Die Oitieite
9ieoertaIeI ibre monatlihe 0eriamm.
lung obbalten, nit nahiolsenber @e'
burtstaesieier. Die Nitslieoer. mel.
de @eburtstag boben. iino: Wihael
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ner. ssennie Braun unb Sopbia 3od).
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lung. Gs piro bel au beiprehen &C..
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am 21. 1e6ruar. gs ion auh biesmal
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mastiert fommen. mir tper6en Hreiie
aeben fiir bic ihoniten uno originell.
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fpieIen. aommt auh fleiBie in Die
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haben bieI 3u lernen. Dir freuen nns
10 iebr, eiu paar j,,nge, neue Witalie'
Der uuter ,ms 3u ieben, Nlarp Inn
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terino. Die 2ieoertafel bietet oieiel,
iungen S6neern ein ber5lides Dil.
fommen 6ar un6 mir iper0en i,nier
weites periuden, bob iie iih Bel lins
beimiih fiiblen.
Mlice @ramp, Sefr.
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2lmS farrell, pa.
5rauernadJriht
aatbarina Orr

itarb san3 ploslid) ant 12. Sanuar
als lie aui Dem Seimmee mar, nah'
oem lie ibre einf1ufe beiorst bat.
Sic mar am %. Tejember 1887
III sllsen, Siebenbiirgen, se6oren.
Sm Sabre 1904 fam lie nah ben Der.
einisten Staaten uno iieoelte iit bier
in Garreq an. Sm Sabre 1909 beira.
tete lie Martin Orr. Sic tpar ein gut.
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lopie bes Central @erbanos l,no aub
Elm Mfitglieb Der ct. Souls 2utb.
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llnter GROCER 8ealeitl,ng bon Dem
2eid)enbaus gu Dem WoriielS 5rieb,
boi 3ur lesten 8ube eeiiibrt. Die Der.
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trauernbe 1ohter, 5rau 9bomas
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timber, I Bruber, Mihael MieB unS
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ibr i'm 3ooe boral,s.
Die trauernbe Samilie lpiiniht 3u
odnfen allen Jreunbcn ,n6 Yaitor
Sans ssentid iiir bic troitpoIlen
Worte. Die fir sic peritorbene @attiu
uno Ntutter aeiprof,en ,puroen.
@ott ld,enfe Der beritorbenen
Shemitcr oie erpise Mube.
Mlice @iintber Sefr, 3m. 21.
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@ereiniete Sad)ien 2radten.Wruppe
non G(ene(anb. Ohio

Der 9oriisenbe Sans @ebner ,par
fir oie am lesten sonntos, beiudten
Nrobe iiber Die sln Stations 5eitipal
iiir Ben Is. sSebruar iebr erirel,t 1,no
er bittef nohmals ole 9olfs9eno'.
fen. Manner Srauen, Burden ,tnb
WGSels. tpelbe alei6er fir bieien
3tped haben am nGbiten Sonntaa
nm 9 ltbr nahmittaes bic Grobe 5u
beiuhen i'm @eitieite sahienbeim.
Ber niht Su oieier probe eriheint,
oorF iid al.h nidt am Rrogramm
beteilisen. benn Die Yroben fir bic
3odenitube iino iebr notia. Mlio bite
nohmaIs, tper 3leiber bat. fommt
llno labt uns bieie sliiGre buloigen,
oenn iif,er iinb mir ale itol3 a,,i I'M.
iere Biirsertraht uno infer Sads
ienpoH. Ruoi uno &utbp @ehner
gratuIieren mir gum neuen Sobn'
den 1,no SuIie ,,nb &enru @ebner
gum oritten Mebner. stammbalter ais
gnfeliobnhen.
Gig. 1iihler, Sefr.
90, 5.
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3meig 40

Die reeelmdbiee Wlonotsperiamm.
lung lit am IL. Gebruar um 2 11br
ndfm. an Der II. uno @ooiepelt.
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seiien baben ein5rididen ODER in Ser
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5ulaiien. Die Sdmeitern lino geRe.
ten, ibre 0eitragsbIbleia IN Die
Veriammli.ns am II. bebruar az
brinaen.
Sn aranfcnfomifee iinh: Gathae
srina Salt nno eli5abetb Stelif. Tas
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3tpeia 4, NepeIanb @eit

Nerte Stmeitern! 1lnier 5ti6b
RIGGS Stiftunssieit. Wanfett lit om
4. Wdr3 um 6 llbr abenos. Ssm Mr
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geiieruns.
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90, 80.
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2lta< GlepelanS, Okie
3meis 4
VamcnSfaa artenparfie


fit Sie Die Namenstass Shpeiierr
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'anna goese, Marie Martin 8cbner
tnb Suianna Sf,e;ner.
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Sdneiber. Dorothea anaa. Sennp
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9oerner.
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lldit eri;iht, piinftlih om @las gu
iein. Sn lester Geriammlung erbiel.
ten mir id,one Treiie bafiir uno mir
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@eit Elm gu unierer Jriibiabrs aar.
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&rnafenfomitee lit eriudfe, oie frans
Ten Sbmeitern einmal Die @obe al,
beiuben. S,bneiter M9neta @oloner
lit auf ser aranfenliite. Wir min.
iden Shtpeiter @oloner balbiee &c.
neiuns. Die Deputies bonn 9rpeis 90
iino: Mnna &elpig ilno &ermine
@uiit. 1886 MooiepeIt Nloce. Eel. :
eliza. - Mnna Selpis, 1901 1aft,
EEL: 1856.
Sollte iid iemano Sem 3meig 40
anidlieben ipoIlen, 10 bite seben Sic
5u Sieien Sbpeltern-Deputies.
Sic iperoen imlner gerue bebiIilib
fein Sic gum Sspeie 40 su bringen.
Die nel,en 8eamtinnen unieres
3meiees linb:
8rGi., slnna Selpis;
Gi5epr6i., 3atbarina GroB;
Nrotofou. u.Sefr., Cara Olion;
Sin. Sefr., 2oretta 3esIooi;
Sdabmeilteriu, 8ertba Selpis:
6. 9. Sefr., Maria llriheK:
GerpaIterinnen: T.. 9atbarina
BinanOp; 2. anna Sdieb, 3. an-
na &olsa.
sSiibrerin: Maria Wtaurer;
@aiien-W -Wutter, Mnna 0enrid,: Il
Deputies, slnna Seluis uno Ser,
mine Guilt.
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es luitig at bel giien uno 1rinfen
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baben mir 5tpei llnterbaltlrnsen: am
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bicier Beriomn,lung tperoen mir pies
ser cine eemiitlihe l1nterbaltung ba'
ben. Sn 2undfomitee iino Sic
Sfnpeitern Selen Siihler. S;hweIter
glio Meinfe unb Shmeiter Waria
Ileiifer. @ir piinIhen ,mieren Mits
aIieoern sic auT ser aranfenliIte
iino, balSiee 8eiieruns. @ir boifen
oab iih ale Shmeitern al,titeheno
MAIDEN i'm @erein unb audi i'm Gen.
tral 0erbarh.
Sacob @osmeiiter, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-01-29
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our Madriht oaB uniere nidite nh.
natlihe geriammlung om Gonners.
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oben6s abgebalten tpirb. Mlle Sdlue.
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lung bei3lupobnen. ssn letter Ser.
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bon grprGiibentin Mnna 2ienert IN
ibre Memtcr einseiiibrt. Sic eriudte
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es nit einem ia. llniere 8rdiioentin
gratnIieren mir 81 ihrem nellen Che
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