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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-23
O|R|G|BLE READY
FOR RETURN TRIP
Passengers Fight for Booking on
Zeppelin's New Aerial
Express.
TICKETS ONLY $50 EACH
Aircraft Keeps Even Keel at
Speed of A Miles and Hour
While 500 Feet High.

DUSSELDORF. GERMANY, June
2s.--The Deutschland. the Lusitania
OF the sky. is Juggling at her anchors
to-day. ready for her 3oo-miie scned-
uled return trip to Friedrichshafen
Reports from the Berlin Office indicate
that bookings are being made several
weeks in advance, prospective pas
sengers lighting for the privilege OF
paying $50 to take the air line voy-
age.
The big dirigible will, however,
leave her nioorings here early to-mor-
row morning and turn her prov to-
ward the south. 1t Is expected she
will tie up TO her floating pier In
Lake Constance nine hours after her
gangway is raised IN this city.
The epoch making fight of yester-
day has thrilled Germany, and Count
Zeppelin is the hero of the nation.
The first passengers on the air liner
are enthusiastic in praise of her per-
Torrance.
1T seemed that we were anchored
in the air and the world was passing
in review beneath" said one of them
to-day. I'VE simply sat in the mag
nificently appointed compartments
amidships and viewed the panorama.
Below us was the Rhine and Its Won
derful mountains. We passed over
cities and open country with equal
facility
THE vibration of the motors was
the only sound that reached US. We
maintained an average height Of 800
feet. At times We travelled as fast
az forty-four miles an hour. Not once
did we waver on our course. The
great airship ran more smoothly thar
an ocean vessel
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-23
LOG TRAIN rs WRECKED
BCT NOBODY Is KILLED

New BERN, N. C.. June a.
While en- route from this city Nor
folk-6outhern log train No. ~ Jump
ed the track about seven miles from
this city and seven OF the cars were
deraiied and totally demolished. The
train was In charge OF Conductor Joe
johnson and Engineer II. NJ. wigs.
At the time OF the accident both Of
those gentlemen were In the cab and
after putting on the reverse both
jumped and fortunately escaped in-
jury. One OF the brakemen who was
riding on the tender was caught be-
meath II but he too escaped without
any serious injury II vas necessary
for Z wrecking train to be sent cut
from this city to clear away the
debris before the regular passenger
train could pass by.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-23
GLASS EYE BREAKS
FROM SULTRY HEAT
Cracks While Charlotte Man is
Standing at Station-Personals
and Briefs.

Cracks w ulle OndEIottS Mali Is
Standing at Station-Personals
and Briefs.
Especial 70 Tho Richmond virginian. }
wINSTON-sALEM, N. c., June 25.
White Frank smith, OF Charlotte. was
standing ct the Southern station, In
that city, last Monday the heat from
the sun caused his left eye. made OF
glass, to break. He was in this city
Tuesday, but did not suffer from the
accident.
The tubercuiosis hospital was open
Cd yesterday afternoon with Appro-
pirate exercises. The cottage has
been neatly furnished and there are
three inmates at present. There are
two nurses. and the city physician will
attend to the patients.
Miss Annie Wiley. of the State nor
NAL faculty at Greensboro, has been
elected teacher trainer TO aid the
teachers IN the city xohools. A new
grade was added TO the East Winston
school, and several teachers were
elected. Miss Anna Buxton resigned
to accept a position as teacher OF
German and English at ct. Mary's
school at Raleigh,
Many attractive features are being
planned for the Piedmont Trades Elk
position and Horse Show here In Oc-
tober, Automobile day will be OBJ
served and fully 500 cars ara expect
Cd, Space has already been rented
by a number Of auto manufacturers.
Military day. with local. State and ma
tional troops. will be 4 feature. An
excursion from Lexington over the
new eouthbound railroad will be con-
Quoted. A new building for the ladies'
exhibits will be erected and either
Roosevelt or Taft will be secured for
the occasion,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-23
Fulton News
News items may be left ut Nell
sens Furniture Store, or phoned
TO Madison 4749.

Miss Lily Nielsen, OF 3941 Williams
burg avenue, who has been visiting
friends and relatives In New York
and Brooklyn the past FIVE weeks, is
now spending week in Orange, Va.
The Cedar Camp. Woodmen OF the
World. will meet tonight In Nelson's
Hall.
Miss Julia Clark, of Virginia street,
and Mr.. Josephus BEDFORD, of the
Williamsburg Road. we're married
Tuesday evening the parior OF the
Rev. FL. F. Jones, of Graham street.
The Daughters of p. o. of A. will
meet Tonight In Nelson's Hall.
The Rev. Fl. f. Jones. of the Fulton
Baptist church, Is attending the Bap-
fist Young Peoples encampment at
Virginia Beach.
The Daughters OF Liberty will meet
tomorrow night in Nelson's Hall.
Mrs. F. Fl. CARRIER and two daugh-
tiers. Laura and Josephine, of Ora
ham street, will leave this week for
Berkeley. Va. where they will spend
some time with friends and relatives.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-23
Embroidery
Remnants

The short lengths and remnants
in the Embroidery Department
will be on sale tomorrow, at one
half the former prices.
This includes Flouncings. Gal
looms, All Overs, Edging, Insertions,
Beading, etc.
About 1000 yards OF Swiss and Main
sock edges, 3 10 inches wide, all good
firm edges, original price was 10 and
Il lie. Friday Sc.
One lot Of Edges and Insertion Of good
quality, were Zoe and 25c, tomorrow,
special al t0c and II lac.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-23
TECHNICALLY RAISED
IN SECOND DISTRICT
Col. J. p. Holland Files Tele-
gram Of Entrance Which Is Re-
ccived After Time Expires.

SUFFOLK. VA. June 2s.--A technical
point ~ to wrsther a telegram. not
accompanied by = check for the prt-
mary expenses can BE- construed ~
OF candidates. entrance In = congres.
sional race. with have 20 Be settled be-
tween Col c, Fenton Day. chairman 81
the Hmithheid Democratic Committee
and Col. J. Peter Holland, before Il will
be known whether the latter can OPP
pose Representative Maynard 1T the
polls mkt August.
primary heht expired at o'clock yes
terday evening. At that hour Col. Day.
to whom Representative Maynard ana
William A, Young sent their notices
ana checks. had not rscAivsd any mou-
sy or communication from Col, Holland
The latter, however. insisted that he
had nled : telegram Of. notice TO me
chAiynan 81 the ccmmtttse before !
o'clock yesterday afternoon and that
this was .sunscisnts The ts:sgr.ln wAs
Col, Holland sajd everyone IN the dte-
trict kpIsy ~ woulA " . cAndiet4 -
thai ~ Wnp not ATTEMPTING = tf)qk ~
= not W6sSvino 0sor - teehnsea1tsx
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-23
COLONEL AbANDONS
FIRST TRUE LOVE
Is Using Gasoline Car Instead OF
Horse-Constables Are in
Dilemma.

OYSTER BAY. n. Y, June 2S.--It
has taken ten Years 10 accomplish 1t,
but the victory Is complete. Leaving
his native land a firm advocate of the
horse as the best means of travel,
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt returned
to America wavering in his loyalty.
Since his arrival at Oyster Bay he
has been completely won over to the
charms Of the high power automobile.
Hereafter the train schedule of the
Long Islander will have no .terrors to
the chief citizen of America. He will
be his own engineer and will use a
big racing car to journey to the edi-
torial Offices of the Outlook.
There Is much rejoicing in 'gaso-
line row." for during the time the
colonel was chief executive at Albany,
vice president and president at Wash
ington. automobile agents were per-
soma non grata with him. He was
the friend Of the horse and the horse
was his friend, and that was the last
word.
Won Over.
While touring Europe Co!one
Roosevelt was compelled to utilize 9
gasoline propelled vehicle to- keep hi
| engagements, and he was thus forces
! to note its advantages over the horse
| drawn carriage. When he reached hi
home on Saturday. he found higl
power car and expert chauffeur a
| his disposal. and he seavered. Yes
terday he succumbed when he mad
/ the run to the city in the car to-day
As an indication that the surrende
| was complete, it is reported that sev
erai automobiles ranging from tn
small touring runabout to the hi
high powered car Will be purchase
! by the colonel In the near future,
The only men worrying over tn
| colonel's new fad are the countr
ronstables through whose bailiwick
he viii run en- route 10 New Yorl
II they interfere with the popular idt
should he break the speed laws. the
fear II viii cost them their jobs whe
they stand for recollection. If the
do not interfere they will be in dan
ger of defeat as inefficient.
According to the chauffeur VII
brought the colonel into town yester
day, he was repeatedly admonishe
to hurry, and the faster the car wen
the better pleased the mighty hunte
seemed. Colonel Roosevelt alread
seems TO have become as warm a
admirer OF the automobile as Is n
successor In the White House, who's
fast runs are the cause of much anS
! ,etv to his secret service agents:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-23
Colored Wash Goods.

We are offering some of the biggest bar
gains in our Wash Goods Section We have
ever had, especially suitable for these hot
summer day such as Voiles. Lawns, Organ
dies, Silk Tissue, Silk Null, etc.
SOC Silk Tissues 2sc yard, 81 inches wide, in beaui-
full floral designs.
Csc Powered Swiss ice yard only about 20 pieces
in this lot, in pretty designs and coiorings.
csc voilcs II lie yard 25 inches wide, in white
cream. light blue, lavender, reseda cardinal garnet
brown and leather.
l9c Figured voes, II lac.
CSC Checked and Striped Noiles, foc. These are all
genuine Imported Voiles.
~ i-2c Organizes, lee.
zoe Organizes, 1sc. Pretty floral patterns, very
fine and sheer
loc Batiste, &c, in neat figures, dots and rings
Zephyr Suitines, 7c, Is inches wide; made to sell
at 15c yard special at 7c yard
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-23

ard p. Lawson, OF Fauauier county.
were married Wednesday evening at
Trinity Episcopal church, Uppervifle.
by Rev. II. NJ Moffett. of Leesburg.
Miss Virginia Neville Lawson. sister
Of the bride was maid OF honor ana
Mr.. w. X. Goolriek. Of this city was
best man Among the guests were.
Mrs. A. p Dempsey. of Richmond !
Misses Jennie Maitland and Lima HAr-
rison, of FredsricksburS: Miss Mary
Robertson, OF Atlanta, Ca; Messrs'
Lawson, Of west Va. w. X. Goolrick.
DR.. G. B. Harrison and Mr.. and Mrs.
c. oConnor Gooirick. OF Frederick
viii reside IN Fredericksburg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-23
HOPE FELT HERE
THAT REPORT TRUE
Agreement Between Trust and In.
dependents Would Mean
Better Shows.

w. 0reanor Neal. treasurer OF the
Leath Theatrical Company. Thursday
expressed the hope that the report
from New York stating that the thea
trical trust and the independents have
ceased hostilities and are about to end
the war which has been waged for
some time. is true. Jake Wells. man.
ager OF the Leath Company, Ia now In
New York. Whether his viEit there ~
In connection with this matter II not
kncwn,
II am for peace" declared Mr..
Neal. "Richmond will be benehttsd
II the ehuberts and Kiaw and Erlan-
ger have reached an amicable agree
ment,"
II II Ia true that the independents
and the trusts have satisfactorily ad-
Justed their ana RS. 1t means that the
Academy OF Music here will book all
Of the best attn actions on the road,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-23
Muslin Underwear Bargains

The following items are q few specials
for Friday, in connection with many others
not mentioned here.
Combination Corset Covers and Draw
ers, slightly unused and soiled, embroid-
cred and lace trimmed, reduced from
$i.46 to 9Oc.
Combination Suits, Corset Covers and
Drawers, about Is pieces In all, made of
fine nainsook lace and embroidery trim
med, reduced from 81 rs to CSC each.
A special lot Of Women's Gowns
muslin, tucked yoke, ruffle on neck and
sleeves, regular value soc, for SOC.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-23
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
WILL HOLD SPECIAL SESSION

A special session of the United
States Circuit Court will be opened
here July IL to hear evidence II the
case OF the Atlantic Coast Line Rail-
way Company against the interstate
Commerce Commission. Three Judges
will sit, as required by law. which
gives suits against the commission
precedence over all others. E.
The litigation is the outcome Of "A
ruling of the commission concerning
new rates.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-23
MUROERERs HUNG
IN PENNSYLVANIA
Third Man Was Granted Reprieve
BY Governor at Last
Minute.

NoRRISTOWN. PA. June IA
double hanging occurred here to-day,
when Frank Chicarine and Nick Ma
ringe we're swung UP for TIE murder
Of aeorEe Johnson. a Norristown far
smer. Every preparation had been
made for q triple execution. but John
BalIon, the third convicted murderer.
was reprieved early to-day. He was
not notified of his reprieve until after
the other two condemned men had
begun their march to the gallows.
The three men spent the last five
hours together In large room used
~ an infirmary. All were resjyne,
10 their fate. Chicarine made no
statement other than Give these gold
rings to my mother" handing them
to the priest on the scaffoid. Marriage
declared he was drunk when the
crime was committed and ala not
KNOW what he was doing
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-23
COPIES BIBLE IN 2 LANGUAGES.


Norwegian Minister Uses "a Months
Spare Time In Task.
ALPENA, MICH, June 23.--To Sc
cure a deeper meaning from the Scrip
lures and a ltGger view over the
whole" the Rev. Lorentz G. Johnson.
pastor Of the Norwegian church here.
has Just completed two long hand
transcripts OF the entire Bible. One
copy 10 written In Norwegian and the
other in English.
Though Mr.. Johnson 10 pastor of
two country churches in addition to
his charge In this city. the Norwegian
manuscript Of La pages and the
English manuscript OF 1852 pages
were completed In his spare time dur
ing twenty-four months.
The manuscript will be sent to the
Worlds Fair at Christia mia, Norway.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-23
MUCH CHARITABLE
WORK BEING DONE.
Miss Van yort's Report Shows
What Memorial Hospital is
Accomplishing.
4 FIGURES INTERESTING
--~-v-- -~
Superintendent Of Institution En-
phasize Importance OF In
dowmerss.
FIGURES INTERESTING

l~o thousand eight hundred ana
srsg,sy-slx persons were treated at
a,ssar.iai hospital during the past
VIII st..ordi..@ 10 the annual re-
s,.,s, OF Miss Rose 4. Van Wort, super
IsatSaaens OF the insjiiution- oi TINS
number, I,sas we're admitted TO BEDS
ii the hospital and sos OF the latter
number were treated entirety Tree
More than 500 Of those admitted to
beds were treated at ward rates "!ieh
40 not fully cover the cost OF mana
tenance, II Ia said.
Tho report shows further that 4lS
natsents received X.kay treatment.
svs photographs being made. 1T Is
also shown shat the daily average
treatment was eighty-three patients,
while the total number OF nospitai
aays during ire year we're Se,l5s,
based on the num Der OF those 40
mitted to beds. To private patients
were furnished l1.s7s days while AZ
4s4 days were allotted 10 pay warn
patients.
Many Cared For Free.
During the past six years, the period
embracing the present management or
the hospital. io.44s patients were ad-
mftsed TO beds and OF this number
s.3ss paid full or part board. while
ALL patients wore care for Sratul-
fously. according TO the report. For
Thai period there were as6,0ls hos
pitai days Pay and part-pay patients
cot the advantage of 1855, while
the remaining went 20 charity pa
tients thus making $3.50 per cent.
or the days absolutely free.
Charity cases during the past year
and others unable TO pay FOR exrsa
expense Incident to special nursing
were given the services OF nurse
whenever their condition Justif1ed
doing so. In money, this represents
43-4.s4 that was given away.
Number OF operations during the
year were 1895, according to the re-
port. ard II Is estimated that morn
than $4,000 was spent on work and
Improvement In the interior OF the
building.
Nurses Hohsr Needed.
Among ne recommendations made
hy Miss Van Wort were new nurses
home TO be located on the ho5pitai
grounds. an isolation ward for con-
xagtons diseases: and above ALL en-
dowments and contributions in all ae~
partments, the charitable public being
requested TO look into the good work
being accomplished. 10 visit the hos
pital and to especially aid in the
maintenance Of free cases.
alsS van fufI HsAue ePeNthI ASiei
<nce to the fact that the nurses
school of the hospital Is governed y.
the same rules and regulations as
those In New York State and Is regis.
1erea by regents CT that State. IN
other words, graduates OF the hoapita
school have the same standing II
I New York "a they DO In Richmond, tn
training received at the local schoc
being practically the same as that re
cejyed by nurses In New York schools
Miss Van Nort's report la a some
what voiuminous document goin
into practically every detail of tn
work under her supervision an
charge.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-23
NEWS FROM ALL OVER VIR CINIA

and believes his name will be on the
ticket and that he will get the nomina-
ton. II 10 known that he will poll an
exceptionally heavy vote in Represcn-
tatfve Maynard's territory II he Ia In
the race
Political shsrks. however. say Re-
preventative Maynard will be return
ed to Congress but probably by Q
somewhat wfthered majority
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-23
REAL ESTATE SALES
IN LOUDOUN COUNTY

Especial to The Richmond virEinian.)
LEESBURG, VA, June 23.--Sales re-
ported in Loudoun this week are as
follows: 32s acres near Lucketts, be-
longing to A. b. Sheve. to 8. L. St,
Clair. of Dublin. Va, for $2s.Ss0; 1ss
acres near Waterford. belonging to e..
j. Walker, 10 W. II. Vineyard. Of Roa-
noke, for $4,000: thirty acres near
belonging to T. II. Lynn. to
s. H. Ball, of Leesburk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-23
Csc Isle Hose,
19c

Women's Silk Lisle Hose,
real thin summer weight,
seamless. double sole,
heel and toe. A new
lot of about $500 pairs,
worth zoe, special at l9c.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-23
BOARD WILL HOLD
MEETING IN LYNCHBURG

The first meeting OF the board OF
certified public accountant examiners
appointed by the last legislature to
license public accountants Will be held
In Lynehburg. Va. on July or 3
when the date for the first examine
ton will he determined.
Tho board comprises the following
members: Major William Mex Evans
and DR.. ]. A. G. Chandler, Of Rich
moud: Mr., w. r. Hilton. OF Norfolk,
and Mr.. Joseph stebpins Of South
BOSTON.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-23

NORFOLK, VA. June 23.--ln q SUIT
by John B. Kimberly. postmaster At
Fort Monroe, against the government,
to recover. for tho loss Of . launch
chartered by Kimberly to the Federal
States Judge waddili decided late to-
day that the government was not an
insurer for the safe return Of the boat,
Of its employees, resulting IN the burn
ing OF the launch. Kimberly was en-
titled to its actual vaiue--3boo OF the
tl.6Do sued for.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-23
A Cradle seAg.
(Dedfcatod 70 Raby Arthur Valentine

dedicated to BABY Arthur Valentine,
Lyndhurst nfind.)
Lullaby. lullaby. poor little waif.
Rocked IN those loving arms.
Now thou art safe.
Cruelty left by. the wayside TO dis,
Blind and no helpless
Eut God heard thy cry.
Suffer the little ones. forbid them
rot"
That means you. baby dear,
Warm In your cot,
Angels are guiding You SAT. 70 the
f0ld,
wise men and good men
Offer their gold.
Nestle more closeiy a.y uothsr hsArt
ye4rna
For the little foraakan enes
Whom the world spurns.
Lu1lahy. luliahy. close your eWeee
's0oa'e a H,s hSavsa-
~ - 1Al9 Heas sssSs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-23
HAILsToNE INJURIES MAN.

KNOCKS Him Unconscious In Heavy
Storm ut Grecnyiile, Pa.
GREENvILLE, PA. June ga.
NJ Thompson yas struck by a hall
stone here and knocked unconscious
during the progress or a heavy storm.
in which fafistones two inches In d.
ameter fell. Much damage was done
to crops and window glass.
team Ia funeral procession
EtAmpedsd and threw the occupants
out. but mons was hurt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-23

Especial to The Richmond virginian,)
PAIAYRA. VA. Jane paDr. g, n
the state Health Department Tuesday
in connection with the smallpox scare
near this place. DR. EreeMau thinks
the situation not AleImin9s - thsss =
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-23

LEEsBURG.-J. J. Darlington, on at
torney Of washington, d. C.. and Hern-
don, has announced the engagement Of
his daughter, Elizabeth II. Darlington.
to DR.. Charles Augustus Simpson. OF
Washington, ID. C. The GATE of the
wedding. which Is expected to take
place In the fall, has not been an
nounced.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-23
Gloves, Special
Csc

Fine Silk Lisle Gloves,
all fine imported goods,
Paris point silk back, the
real glove for summer
that will wash, in all
sizes, white only; a real
SOC glove, for 25e.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-23

FREDERICKSBuRG,- Monroe
will case. In which Mrs. Kate Mayhem
contested the will Of the late Mrs. Jcn-
in a mistria,. the Jury being unable 10
agree. The case will have to be tried
again.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-23

FREDERICKSBURG. surveying
corps OF the Richmoni Chesapeake Bay
Railroad Is in camp at Fairfax Court
house, working towards Manassas.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-23

A special lot Of Lawn Dressing Sacques,
Persian colorings and patterns marked for
Friday, special Soc.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-23

1x,U uEsrKr a arENoCRArHER.
9 - ff3fGe. 81 hoIp ~ any kind, use
IS - ~ 80 vifeanlea wAat AdvA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-23

Two tables Of Gnghams, Linens and Cambria
Dresses all worth in regular way $500 and 81 90
go in this sale, at sf.sS.
On lot Of fine Bingham Dresses, checks aud other
desirable styles worth from so to $500 in this sale
at S2.9s.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-08-04

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rem SSrrtlm eiriebeni iulo 5iint oIten
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Igeraoe Die Gountp Option 8lmlfe,
Iipelhe SO. S. grDnn alh 0et Demo.
Ifratie gtebrosfos aitfbolien pollte lmo
/ Die ibH oie Siibrerihaft foltete.
Guuntp Option lit bic lebte iid)erG
Stnfe 3nr ErpbibitiDn nnb oas 8rnb
Der 2Dfnlregierung. Der BON Den
l6einoen Ser peri6nlihen 6reibeit 8ur
lglbitinmung oieiei Serbit aiifge.
l5mllngene @eiebesporihlng mnB init
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Ioen bIinoiuiitigen ssanatifern mn
I5meibeinigen llftterr6den S6ren umi
lSeben nergebt.