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III. When / began
taking Peruna l grew steadily better, my
nerves grew stronger, my rest was no
longer fitful, and to-day l consider myself
in perfect health and strength. My recov.
cry was slow but sure, but / persevered
and was rewarded by perfect health."-
Mrs. Lulu Larmer.
If You do not derive promptSand salts.
factory results from the use of Peruna write
at once to DR.. Hartman, giving full state.
ment Of your case, and he will be pleased
to give you his valuable advice gratis.
Address DR.: Hartman, President OF The
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ard in wages from 1913 to 1898; since

ward in wages from 1913 to 1885 since
it has been steadily upward. IN many
cases il has exceeded the rise III cost o.
living The general average may saIeY
be stated at from fifteen 10 twenty per
cent Persons with fixed incomes are
burdened with the heavier cost OF lNln8
without any offset as they have the
benefit of a fall in prices of commodities.
when that occurs.
no one can deny that the golden IN
flow contributes to the currency a share
growing more rapidly than the total CIR
culation, all parity; that if lifts prices
and wages, incites activity in industry ana
trade and pushes enterprise forward.
while it also tetnpts to undue intia ton OF
commercial ana stock iobbing credit.
How do these Influences bear upon our
world relations? First of all, our sur
passing wealth in gold has placed our
national credit on Il plane above mat OF
all other countries, and never before held
BY that Of any government British con
soils bearing 2l2 per cent interest long
the foremost type OF credit. have recently
sold below 81, while consols OF the United
States bearing only 2 per cent range from
l08 to TO, ana the loan of 1925 COM
mands So This American republic alone
among nations always in time of peace
reduces its debt, and after war makes
ran MD payment of the cost. only I'M
pridled folly, not conceivable, can shake
this SOLID structure.
OBVIOUSLY. the supremacy of our ma
tional credit adds to the strength of the
republic in commercial credit. general
esteem and international influence IN all
the world. We fear no evil from ex-
ports OF gold for We can well spare more
than Europe can pay for in American
in merchandise or in any form
OF securities
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Free until January 1st, 1904, The
Weekly Constitution and Sunny
South. See particulars on page 6.
UNCLE SAM GETS THE SHIPS.
He Takes Charge Of the Chattanooga,
Nicholson and O'Brieu.

Elizabethport n. j.. October 2a-The
cruiser Chattanooga and torpedo boats
Nicholson ana O'Brten. which are I'M
der construction at the Crescent ship
yards, today were towed by government
tugs to the Brooklyn navy yard, where
the work on them VIII be finiahed. A
big government lighter carried away
every piece OF government property be
longing to the cruiser and the gunboats
Neither the sheriff nor any of hts Gepu-
ties were present and no renonstrance
was made against the removal OF the ves-
sells The cruiser and the two torpedo
boats were repleVlned by the United
States government from the control Of
the sheriff OF Union countT who has
held the Chattanooga on libel for so.-
600 on a claim made by Babcock & VIII
cox. who supplied the boilers for the
cruiser.
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BANK ROBBERS ARE CAPTURED
Bloody Trail Led Posse to Hiding
Place Of Bandits.

Burton kans., October 24.-After a
determined chase and bloody battle the
bandits who robbed The bank here have
been captured on an stand in the
Arkansas river, IS miles from Burton.
and lodged in the Newton tail The men
give their names as James Bell George
Olsen. T. II Johnson. Thomas White
and Frank HARDWOOD
johnson is badly wounded They do
clare they were never in Burton. but
W L. Daily. a merchant OF Burton.
identified them. The alleged bandits had
only sls in their possession when search
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Roberts on Currency.

San Francisco. October 23.-rhe clos
ing day OF the American Bankers Asso
cation convention commenced with pray
e. by the Rev. Bradford Leavitt after
which the call Of states was resumed and
statements of natural advantages and
financial and agricultural prosperity were
recited by the delegates from their 70
spective sections
j. 3. Finley. president of the Fifth
national bank, of Pittsburg read a pa
per on the "Education of Bank Clerks"
and he was followed by Hon. Ellis II
Roberts. treasurer of the United States
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TRIAL IN STRICT PRIVACY.
Leroy. Charged with Criminal AS
sauIt Fnces Admission Court

Admission. Ala October .-(special-)-
For the first time IN the history of Cal
hc0n county. possibly. a strictly private
trial is being held before Judge Coleman
in the city court.
The trial is that Of James LEROY.
charged with criminal assault
Judge Coleman announced that after
the selection Of the jury the court room
would be cleared Of all persons except
the jury, lawyers and court officials.
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who delivered an address on Inc FL
fects of the Inflow Of GOD.
Mr.. Roberts said in part:
Our currency rests ABSOLUTELY sclid
on it's rock bottom of gold. Some gho?i-
seeing Macbeth may discern weiId SIS
ters on the blasted heath. casting tle'i
ORGANIZATIONS together, with the reiIaih'
Double, double, toll and trouble.
Fire burn and cauldron bubble
He may dread the rush of United states
notes for redemption. may suspect tild'
some secretary of the treasury VIII use
silver for official payments may tlemDle
If the hazard Of wild legislation. tie
fOrgets that $500, 600. Geo of the Unl'tl
States notes are of denominations of $40
and below How can they be gathered
in; any large volume? The silver dollars
are scattered everywhere While lne 81
YER certificates are ali but S2f GU ooo
In slOs and below. The people need ali
small notes and clamor for more. They
are beyond reach by any secretary TOT
large payments. The power OF congress
is vast but it cannot climb Niagara. nor
can it overcome The majestic force OF TINS
We. low flood of $50 OCv COO year
Some critics complain that gold is no |
a CHEAP currency. That is true, and 1t is
it's merit; it is secure beyond doupt.
Cheap curr nncy may be devised, If that
Of chea pness: it win be weak unsta Bile,
dubious Cold is worth all it costs 1t
goes masterfully everywhere, 1t stands
sure and steadfast itself. and all allied
to it takes on its strength ana power
our yellow metal passes In 81 Petersburg
and Pekin in Hongkong and Toxic, and
the United States note and silver cert!!I-
cate march with it in equal favor. me
American peapie were urged to make fiat
money. because it was cheap. and TO com
oil
They rose above the temptation and de-
ciared not once but twice and always
that they want not cheap money, but
the best in the world And they nave 1t.
and the annual inflow Of $50, 600, 900 as
sures it to them and rewards their wis
dom
Possible peril lies on another side. Our
circula.jon is undergoing an immense
and co1I"uous imitation In five years, the
money in circulation in this country mas
run up from S. ei6,5 1872 to So .4O4.-
6l7.O6e. an increase OF 1888, o2o 677 The
strength is that Of this growth, S35e,-
GOA 872 has been in gold. coin and certifi-
Gates an annual addition in that form
OF nearly s72, 900 900 We are to confront
q further increase in our circulation. of
which gold will constitute not far from
$50 GOO, 600 Il year. That precious metal.
including the certificates standing for IT,
is now 81 of the total, and its share
advances steadily
Since October e98 the circulation
for each person in the United States has
run up from S24 "a to S2975 and the part
of gold in it from S9.78 to Sl257. While
nowhere else are checks and drafts and
like ins~ruments used to the same extent
as with us. no other country has so
much money per capita In circulation save
France which claims 1922 where
checks are much less used than here.
Great Britain has $500 and Gerrlany
500 48; Canada, $l430 Russia has only
So so. Differing from notes OF national
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VIZ. nRS. HAIRY BtRNSiDE dress to Dr. J. w. IIRnes.
1919 iann Bldg Cincinnati o. and he will mail enough
Or Che remedy show how 10 is used IN tea,
coffee food.
Mrs Harrv Burnside "With Golden spe-
,i cured my husband OF drinking. PAT il into us
Fee AMI afcr mat ne couldn't drink liquor or bess
TO he around where it vas"
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suits OF literature. the cultivation OF
art the enjoyment of their landed es
tatcs and to the legitimate pleasures
which a large cosmopolitan capllal nks
London affords.
IN America an ever increasing mum
Der are learning this lesson. Their
greatest problem is to find a suitable Gus
todian for their wealth, to whom ns
cares and responsibilities may be safely
delegated.
III. however, the American man Of
wealth does not wish to retire from pus-
mess. but with his characteristic and III
eXhanstilble energy, prefers, for the mere
pleasure Of achievement, to continue 20
add to his accumulated means. he Is yer
confronted by the possibility OF disability
through disease or infirmity of age ahc
the certainty OF death. Uniess ne IS
strangely Indifferent. he cannot be I'M
mindful of the question as to the ulti-
mate disposition of his inherited or ac-
quired possessions.
sooner or later, the obligation must De
discharged to make a wise disposition OF
his fortune. and as nothing is more GER
tain than that he cannot himself con
tinue. nothing Is more important thaIs
the question, Whom shall ] constitute
my executor or trustee"
Trust Company Solves Problem.
This problem which. to thoughtful and
conscientious men is a grave one. the
trust company, in its legal capacity as
administrator. executor. or guardian or
trustee. IS established to solve. Enjoy
ing the perpetuty. ii is not subject to
the vicissitudes of death Controlled ~
the limitation and provisions Of its char
ter 1t IS Kept by the strong hand OF the
law within the limits of conservative
operations. Presumably managed by
competent board Of directors. the bene-
ti..f. ,af In a Ivan
taEe OF the collective wisdom OF the eX-
perienced man, ara III financial matters.
in a multitude of experienced counsel
Tors there Is safety inspected by indie
pendent officers OF the state, any wrong
DONG by the oI1icers Of a trust company
cannot long remain undiscovered Pos
sessed OF ample capital, the beneficiary is
guaranteed against loss through errors
OF willfui dishonesty. Moreover, the
trust company, III managing many cs-
tates. can DO SO with an economy not
possible to individual trustees.
Il submit, therefore. that the burdens
Of The rich would be sensibiy relieved
If due regard acre had to the advantages
offered by the trust company.
This brings me TO closer considera-
ton Of what the rust company shodld
be IN its character. capital and methods
OF business. to enable il to discharge
with zeal and fidelity the high duties i'm
posed upon il in its hduciaTy capacity as
trustee. is capital should b. adequate
10 It's responsibilities. lis officers ana di-
IectorS should be men OF experience and
with single mind devoted 10 the insti-
luton they serve It's corporate work
whether exclusively relating to its trust
business OF not. should b. Of u dgnihed
character and free from hazard. Around
Ia" trust company should further be
thrown the safeguards of wise legisla-
ton. In some Of Inc older states. ade-
uuale provision IN this respect has been
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subject Of discussion for some time past.
II the form ana method Of publication
is not as aCCuiat e az il should be, make
il what it should be, bat do not suppress
II. Bank statements in general convey
falnr and intelligent information as to
the sta tus of the ba uks. and il the same
publicity from other public corporations
could be required, a most important serV-
Ice would be rendered the public"
Following the roll call. Eugene e.
Schmitz mayor of San Francisco made
AN address extending a hearty welcome
to the distinguished visitors, and he was
followed by Governor George G. Pardee.
Another address OF welcome was made
by James y. Phelan, on behalf oil the
san Francisco bankers,
President Hardy made brief response
to the messages Of good will and hos
puality, and then the meeting settled
down to the work for which ii had as
scmbled
Secretary Branch read his report, ana
was followed by George r. Orde. the
treasurer.
Mem berships of Association.
Secretary Branch showed ,hat the paid
membership IS 76o5. with aunual dues
amounting 10 s765ls During the past
year. sos members were lost through
failures ana withdrawal. buf 10 offset this
loss l39 members were placed IN the
roll
r. i Swinney. chairman Of the oNecu-
tive committee III pr sentiuS the report
OF the council, said nat The main item
of expense Of the association arises from
the work OF the protection committee in
pr, venting ana declining crime, and this
expense exceeds The INCOME The COM
rniltec advocated an increase OF dues,
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these goods Sell 10 each. When sold
the SO co and will send High Grade Talking Gu-
chine FREE, 20 fnchcs long. Uses either Victor
Colambia Records There tri4 about this We will for
felt who sends S. 90 send
Talking Machine complete with Is points, including Coon
song No lrge for boxing. packing cite. rcpfcdGces
hand music loud and $50 90
chino all and in
IL finished with sound
>uch metal AmpfTug Horn This machine is for
In ecion ossces. send order at TO
b-.e veweicy CO.. DepI IA {. st, York
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~
the paper Oh ''''''' ~ his enf,fact
comptroller oi me GU .e''
bcins "'rac Currency.
Mr. Riagely said in part;
..D,,f,,., the years OF very active aud
,i','.',.',597s mistress which we nave had
tti,(ca M country began to recover from
~ 6orression following the panic Of 1895.
mere mas been q very marked improve
ment an the fundamental coAIi'4on o1
an neonle ANA the amount OF both capital
1,15 to,as1ti, they have produced and saved.
mi - nslle,t5l!1 true among The farm
,,,a1anIin,r IA secs. who have not
~ -. .,e- aunt o4 dcbt but have
J 'lu on - ,,,,1,,ny ,1,d uroperfv Of al
~ an ~ ,,',ter evrent than ever be
N ~ ,, - nae noon a Great increase in
~ i.... ~ nome. in eircIlati0n among
~ ,.t ,t,n'rn L. more money in
~ .Lt l gol!' tbei- r,e'iif since 1896 there
tne p'iilS 'D .,,..ee in th.l1 amount
~ D,H Ct ciro,l1ation fhan during ann
y. "ioits! 49, 4a H., alo7,t 90 ner cent
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BANKERS HOLD MEET
IN FRISCO,
accord Breaking Attendance Seems
Likely = Preliminary Meeting
Held by the Trust Company
Sectlon-Paper Prepared
by Gage Is Read.

San Francisco, October 2o-The hotels
rapidly filing up with delegates to
"'e convention of the American Bank
ASSOCIATION. Fully 1900 persons
i'iie III on special train sent across
'e continent by the leading railroads.
ADDITION to these there were other
thousands who have reached California
over the regular routes of travel on reg
''df 'iains. It is the consensus OF opin-
among the delegates that the ar
'H"sehients for the convention are most
'''lpiete and they are pleased with the
"etcome extended by California and San
Francisco.
hree meetings preliminary to tomor
rows convention of the association were
MA today The trust company section
n'F' III the California theater with l.. A
i"'tef, chairman OF the executive com.
"i'lee presiding. There was fair at
''nnance of delegates The report of the
section showed balance Of S2.5ie in
me treasury and a total membership %
SOL
Secretary Branch read the paper on
Trust Companies as Trustees" written
"' LYMAN ]. Gage, president of the Uni
'"'i States Trust Company Of New York
What Mr.. Gage Said.
MH Gage said IN part:
IN This country we have not well
learned the lesson Of content with refer
'hee 70 Al e'inired competence. The
american buslus IS man seldom retires
lie prefers to struggle on in the harness
n5t2 10 cirry the financial problems to the
Inevitable end, non as general rale
from considerations ~ .,varice (for i'll no
frtt fry ,.r
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Double, double, toll and trouble.
Fire burn and cauldron bubble.
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Why pay for a
Taking Machine
when you can &c.
one free foc ceiling
only 50 Of our new
fastest selliu g
+ ~ n cy Ar
ticles, goods
that sell having
genuine value
ans ~ ers {.
Send name ard
address. we send
you Il IL T. J.. .
postp aid srd
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who delivered an address on ne -
fects of the Inflow Of GOO
Mr.. Roberts said in part:
"Onr currency rests ABSOLUTELY solid
on its rock bottom OF gold Some ghos
seeing Macbeth may discern weird SIS
ters on the blasted heath casting tie'i
ORGANIZATIONS together. with the reii"ih'
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DOG TTTTTrTT
May. 1901. there have been repeated and
tremendous slumps in the prices Of stocks
and securities colnpees ana failures in
railroad and Industrial syndicates. com
hinatons and underwriung any one OF
which. had our situation been less strong
would have produced bad panic and
disastrous commercial depression. That
we have stood II all so we'll is the best
possible ground for the belief that It need
20 10 further and that there Is no reason
for IT'S reaching into general business and
r,rnlIncine INV great depresSiOn.
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He may dread the rush of United states
notes for redemption. may suspect tha'
some secretary of the treasury VIII use
silver for official payments. may ue1nDle
at the hazard Of wild legislation. He
forgets that $500, 900, Geo of the United
States notes are of denominations OF $40
and below. How can they be gal hcrea
il, any large volume? The silver doliars
are scattered everywhere. while the sll-
yer certificates are ali but S27 COO, 900
in sIOs and below. The people need ali
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Jiettet ymet POM SpDe!

rnnlere fleine Eohter batte einen
~gerabesu lebenseefdbrlihen Nnfaa
BON &euhbuiten uno 8r0nhitis"
i9reibt Trau Us. &. 6apilanb bon
Irmonf, sc. g., naber alS aue anoe-
rem Wiittel oeriagten, % retteteu mir
ibr 2eben 6urh ,Dr. Sings Neue
gntbefung". l1nlere Nihte, tpel9e
an Der Shpinbiubt in pDreelbrittee
mem Staoium lit. gebrau9te ebenr
falls oiele uunoerpDne Mebicin unb
jebt beute lift iie ponitdnoig aeiunb",
Gang persmeifelte 6als- unb 2un-
genleiben peihen Or. Sings 0euer
@ntoedung", uie feiner anoeren
Mebicin auf grben l1nfeblbar fir
6uiten unb @rfdltungen. so Gents
uno $1.00 Slaiben aarantirt our6
Die IpDtbefen BON s.. GalteDer &
SDn un6 nDn IbDlpb 9reiB. BrDt
beflalheu fret.
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gases : Neuisfeiten.
anlon b.

Or. Nueuft @retb in San
Sraucisco bebauptet, bas aroBe 8ros
blem oes lenfbaren 2uftlGiffes eelDit
81 baden. Bum aasemeinen gritau~
men Der Benpbner Der Staot unters
nabm 0r. @retb am Sunutaa einen
Gufltieg unb fubr suei Stunoen
lang freus unb quer uber San Jrans
cisco binmeg. @retbS GaIon 1T
ci9arrenf0rmie un0 faBt 10000
&ubiffuB @as, @retbs 2uftI9iff
bat piel Nebnlihfeit nit bemienigen
oes 8raiilianer8 Santos 9umont.
Sn Sort &ilep, &anfag, 1T
iebt oas arDBte Wiilitar uebungs=
lager 5uiammengetreten. oas lie in
ben Ser. Staten su Man6pers
aneden -5uiammeneeapgen mproen
1T. Sc befinoen ii9 bort $4,000
Mann. faft auslhlieBli1 Mili8en.
Cine groBe Nn5abf ausfdnoilher
Wtilitdrs Nttades Iino anpeieno.
= SIN fleinen Srte Wtource am
@abaib , 8iper in @ile Gountn,
Sainois. perridt aroBe Nufreeung
iber pertoOae 8erlen 5unbe i'm
Sluf1e. Die sablreib qefunoenen
Berlen brinaen pro Stid Breiie ppn
So biz $3.50.
= Der junge MiuionGrs Spbn
s. s. @enb bon Bbilooelpbia, Der
cine Sa9opartie in Die 8erge oDn
8ile @Ountp, 8ir9inio, unternums
men butte, if ieit elmer ISOLDE Ipnrz
los Oerihmunoen. Sein 8ater bat
eine Belobnune bDn SIS, 900 ausQe,
iebt fir Den, Der i'm febenbia aufs
finoet uno BON So, 900 fiir Die GuF-
finouna ieiner 4eihe. Dian uermus
tet, oaB es ith UNI einen Rode<Gtt
banoelt, oa Die Sirma @enb & Spns
auBerlt ihroff aeeen Gae pUrgina,
melhe bic ausgeoebnten 2dnoereien
Der Biraiuia Goal s. Sron So. 0bne
ipe5ieae Grlaubnis betraten.
Sn 9enber, Colorado, iii iebt
elm scieasaeriht einaelebt tpproen,
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alletr1 tpertt es gum &rieqe fpmnen
ioQte, niroe &uBlano nie e n
Wann Dem 8ufe oes Gsoren foIgeu
uno lber Den Gusgana zines iol6en
Samples fDnne oD9 i'm grnite faum
Elm 3neifel beiteben. uebriaens,
meint oas ebenQenonnte glatt, tue
man benz Nomirol Nlerieff, Dem
8icez &Dnia BON Gullilh Sitaiien,
llnredt. tpenu man i'm peri0nlid
als ben 0aupt= Geprdlentanten Der
ruiiiiben ariegs > Bartei be5ei6ne,
oa er in @irt(ihfett nidts anbere8
iei, als Der Gollitrefer Der lih auf
Die ausmdrtiQe Botitif besiebenoen
Befeble 0es @aoren. n@iner Der
6arpt : @inihe beS gsareu - Die
MISUNDERSTANDING oes Srieoens-iei
aber auh maBgebenb als Baiis fir
Die ruililde BDlitif i'm fernen Often.
8elh elm 6Ubn lieet in oieier8 ebaup=
tunq oes ct. 8~etersburger 8lattes.
menn man iib Die aielbepuBte @rDbes
rungs= Bolitif oeraeaenmGrtigt, ourh
ruelhe &uBlano nan uno na6 feline
6errl6aft iber mebr al5 Die 61(fte
oes unaebeuren aiiatiid)en @onti=
ttents ausaeoehnt batl-
Die neue 0ahribt aug Oit>Niten
lit Die, baB fih @rDbbritannien an=
gebpten babe, Die &olle al5 Srieben8=
permittler 5pii1en 6uBlano uno
Sapan gu ibernebmer, uno 5mar lei
oas i'm ginoer1tdnoniiie nit Sapan
geibeben. Da aber Der 8er5ibt auf
Die Wanolbu-ei ols 6ouptbeoinaung
fir Die Triebenspermittlune aneeges
ben miro, lit nah alien bisberi9en
8predngen niht an5unebmen, baB
&uBlano auf Oieie Gurihfd9e ubers
baupt einaeben miro.
Mud Die Balfan : Wirren boben
nidt su ben foleenibneren gomplis
cationen sefiibrt, pelbe man gang
auaemein als SDlge gri9etnun9
oes macebonilh bulaariiden Iuf=
itanbes errpartete. @8 1T ben rtas
ceopnilhen 5reibeitsfdmpfern dbn=
li1 ergongen, pie ieiner 3eit ben
Buren,: iie baben iih in ihrer 0off.
nure auf Die Snterpention oes NuSs
lanoes su ibren @uniten gang arino-
lid eetGuI1t! Ser Sultan bot 6tes
fer Gage benz oeutihen 8Dti6after,
BarDn Wari9an bon Bieberitein,
in elmer Nnbien5 erfldrt, Der Iufs
itanb iei ieBt 10 gut mie uuterorlGt
uno bic tiirfiide Gegierung merbe
NUN iofort baran eehen. Die perbeiBes
men Geformen in Waceoonien ourh=
mas iie il iberbaupt i6on
ldnelt getan baben wiiroe. tuenn fie
ntdt ourh Die bDieu Sniurgenten
oarar perbinbert mDroen let. Nuh
ipiro ferner beridtet, DAB Die thrift
1he &eeierung cine febr beoeutenoe
Suntn1e oufmenoen per6e man
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