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The Mena weekly star., 1911-12-07
RATIONAL BREVITIES.
lDavidsonl

Always sacrifice personal, rather
than community interests.
Honesty and capability mixed in
equal proportions is the best for
mula for an efficient officer.
Every voter has a sacred duty to
perform-that of choosing good
men for office. Do it well.
Don't fall asleep at night until
you can truthfully say, THAT per-
son doesn't live whom | would do
a HARM"
Lay well the foundation of your
character. Lay it both deep and
wide, and know that it rests on the
rock of Truth.
Every false statement, deceptive
act or evil thought entertained
weakens force of character and in
iluence for good.
One of the incest things in the
world is TO live so correct chat your
neighbors and friends just love TO
do things for you.
The principles worthy of an hon
est citizen holding an office of trust
are, to sacrifice his material inter-
ests, ease, health, applause, and
even life, if need be, for the sacred
interests of his country.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-12-07
CANTON GANGS
LOOT ON BIG SCALE
Soldiery Seems Unable TO Accomp-
lsh Anything for Order--Mili-
tary Seems Worthless
Loan Secured.

Hong Kong, Dec. although
the reign of piracy on West river
has been checked by the watchful-
ness of the guards on board the
river steamers, the situation, in
short, is utterly chaotic. In towns
along the river, the most deplorable
outrages are occurring frequently.
Even in Canton, the military re-
gime has proved wholly inefficient.
For several days armed bands of
robbers and hoodlums have gone
about Canton, looting shops and
houses. Today five rufilans, brist-
ling with reyolvers, walked bodily
into a bank in a southern suburb
and got away with $1,000.
The local police were disarmed
and watched the spectacle hope
lessly. Street fighting goes on con-
tinuously in all parts of Canton and
of those killed or injured many are
innocent bystanders.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-12-07
MORE FIRE WATER
THAN EVER BEFORE
Report From Government Gives As
tonishing Statistics of Liquor
Business Iii This
Country.

Washington, Nov. 28 The an
nual report of Royal E. Cabell, com.
missioner of internal revenue, Civ
en- out here today, makes several
startling declarations.
All records were broken in the
last fiscal year in the production of
alcoholic liquors.
The smoking of opium is wide
spread vice in this country, ano
opium Joints" exist in every city
of considerable size.
The double system Of taxing
oleomargarine is corrupting gro
GERS and gross frauds are being per-
petrated on the butter buying pub
lie.
The internal revenue receipts last
year were 1922, 526,299, the greatest
in the history of the government.
The years production Of distilled
spirits amounted to IT'S, 402. 395 gal
Ions, nearly 100000 gallons more
than in the previous banner year
1907. The production of beer, ale.
etc, amounted TO 620,2i6,95i bar
rels, nearly 100000 barrels more
than in the previous record year,
1910.
The amount of liquor held in
bonded warehouses for ripening
now reaches the enormous Total of
2l9,379,346 gallons.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-12-07
AMERICAN JEWS
RIGHTS UPHELD
All Denominations Join at Pine
Bluff in Scoring Russia's Pass
port ADMINISTRATORS
Pledge Support.

Pine Bluff, Dec. AT a largely
attended mass meeting, participat-
ed in by citizens of all denomina-
tons and held at the courthouse
here today, resolutions were adopt
ed calling on Congress to take def
mite action in the matter Of the
American passport for Jews, which
are being ignored by the Russian
government. Congress is urged to
insist that Russia recognize the
American passport without regard
to the religious affiliations of the
holder.
The resolutions urge that other
wise the national body vote to alb
rogate the treaty with Russia of
1872.
Addresses were made by United
States Senator JEFF Davis. Tele-
grams were received from United
States Senator James P. Clarke and
Congressman Joe Il. Robinson, ia
voring this mode Of procedure.
Several local ministers, Rev. w.
G. Davidson, the Rev. c. C. Cline
and the Rev. ]. I. Norris, Mayor A.
C. Jordan and former Senator Greed
Caldwell voiced the same sentiment,
and even urged more drastic
measures to compel the Russian
TO abide by its treaty"
Rabbi Ephriam Frisch, who was
instrumental in having the meeting
called, delivered an address, re-
viewing the steps in the diplomatic
between the United
States Department and the Russian
in the current attempt
to settle the matter.
A resolution was adopted calling
on the city council to memorable
Congress to take decisive action.
All the congressman in Arkansas
and Senators Clarke and Davis
We're urged to support measures to
remedy the evil. Senator Davis
said he would make a speech in
the Senate urging immediate ac-
ton. He paid high tribute to the
Jew as citizen, and said that this
was not Jewish issue, but one for
every American to take part in.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-12-07
EARLY BIRDS GET CASH
Rush Ensucs When News Spreads
There Is Cash IN State Treas
urer's Vaults.

Little Rock, Nov. 29.-Those Of
llcials and employees of the state
who were wise enough TO be wait
ing at the old statehouse when the
state treasurer's Office opened this
morning, succeeded in having their
warrants for their November sal
aries cashed at face value. Those
who were not so prompt will be
forced to wait until the general
revenue fund receives another
windfall or discount their warrants
at The banks or other places of
business that are willing to accept
them.
There was approximately $1,000
in the general revenue fund yes
terday morning, but 30 minutes lat
Ter there was not a cent About
$1,000 collected in automobile Ii
cense fees had already been turned
over to the treasurer by Secretary
of State Hodges, but this had been
held as separate fund, as there
was doubt as to what fund it should
dc turned into. Assistant Attorney
General Rector on Tuesday render
ed an opinion holding that this
money should go into the general
revenue fund, and this was done
yesterday morning. Secretary
Hodges turned in about 500 addi-
tional automobile fees yesterday
morning, as well as Si,235 from
franchise taxes and other sources.
The attorney general also turned
in about Si,000.g
Most Of the state officials and en-
ployes were on hand at the trea-
urer's Office early in the morning,
and as long as the money lasted
their warrants were cashed. Some
of the employees at the statehouse,
however, and many at the state
institutions did not present their
warrants in time to get them
cashed.
The last day of the month is pay
day for the state officials and en-
ployes, but it was advanced one
day this month because of the last
day being holiday.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-12-07
RUSSIA And PERSIA
ABOUT TOF|CHT
Latter Country Rejects Uitimatum
of Cars Government for lndem-
nifty and Change I'm Laws
Troops Are Advancing.

Teheran, Persia, Dec. 1.-The ma
tional council has rejected the Rus
sian ultimatum by a big majority.
Much excitement prevails
throughout the capital, but the peo-
pie are in a jubilant mood over the
action OF their representatives.
The ultimatum called for the in
slant dismissal Of w. Morgan
Shuster, the American who has oc-
cupied the post of treasurer gem
eral. and who has been reorganiz-
ing the finances Of the country,
The Russian government also de-
handed the payment of a cash in
demnity from Persia to cover the
cost Of the recent despatch of Rus
sian troops to the Persian frontier,
TO enforce the revocation OF GER
tain measures suggested by Min
lister Shuster and adopted by the
national assembly.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-12-07
A Household Medicine

That stops coughs quickly and
cures colds is Ee!cy's Honey and
Tar Compound. Mrs. Anna Palzer,
1926 Jefferson ST., So. Omaha, Neb.,
says: II can recommend Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound as a
sure cure for coughs and colds. 1t
cured my daughter of a bad cold
and my neighbor, Mrs. Benson,
cured herself and her whole family
with Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound. Everyone in our neighbor-
hood speaks highly of it," For sale
by all dealers.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-12-07
PRESENT TEACHING
LEADS TO VICE.
Speakers Before Southern Educa-
tionaI Association DepIore Pres
ent Day Methods-Girls Re-
quire More Training.

Houston, Tex, Dec. 1.-THE OPEN
ing session of the Southern Educa-
tional Association in this city yes
terday was anything but a mutual
admiration meeting.
It was claimed that education to-
day is too far removed in methods
and in such from the needs Of the
daily life, that it is engrossed in a
blind pursuit of something elusive
called culture, and that by Great
ing new desires and ambitions
without providing the means for
acquiring them is farthering vice
and immortality.
The education of the southern
girl was 'he general topic Of the
evening session.
Needs OF Southern Girl.
Much of the vigorous tone of the
morning session was injected into
that of last night. The southern
girl was pictured as in need of
training for the requirements of
home life, while her education was
too largely along impractical lines
that unfit her, rather than added
to, her fitness for this end.
The morning session of the con-
vention tomorrow will be devoted
to rural education and the better
ment of rural conditions.
Hon. William Hayes of Washing
ton, assistant secretary of the de-
partment of agriculture, will de-
liver an address on Country Life
Community Building" Hon. M. l.
Britain, superintendent of schools
of Atlanta, Ga, will speak on 1.-THE
Education of the Farmers Child"
DR.. w. r. Dodson, dean and direct
or of the college of agriculture anC
the agricultural station, Louisiana
state university, Baton Rouge, viii
speak on Training Boys anC
Girls for More Efficient Rural Life
/ in the South and DIR. e. o. Hol-
land, superintendent of schools O.
Louisville, Ky. will deliver an adj
dress on Education of the Factor.
Child"
The Mena weekly star., 1911-12-07
.. OF A. 10, U. OF |. 0.
University Football Team Defeats
Boys From Louisiana I'm the
Thanksgiving Game.

Little Rock, Dec. i'm one of the
most flercely contested games ever
played on a local gridiron, the foot
ball eleven of the University of Ar
kansas defeated the team from the
Louisiana State University by a
score Of 10 TO 0, in their annual
Thanksgiving clash at West End
park today.
Conditions could not have beer
more perfect than they were Cor
the battle. The air was crisp and
cool, but not enough frost re-
manned in the wake of the bright
sunshine to make it uncomfortable
for the assembled thousands who
came to witness the titanic strug-
gle.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-12-07
~A,heI.ts- Converted.

A number OF Servian conscripts. on
entering Belgrade barracks to serve
their time, announced themselves an
atheists so as to avoid attendance In
church. The commander got them to
clean out the yard and stables every
Sunday morning while their comrades
went to mass. The atheists have
now asked to be instructed with 9
view TO conversion to the national
creed
The Mena weekly star., 1911-12-07
Yuan shi Kan Calls Assembly.

pekin, Dec. YUAN Shi Kai's
assembly held secret session yes
terday. The Franeo-Belgian loan
of $30,000,000, procured by the Jap
anese baron, Cottu, was negotiated
and the announcement made that
100000 taels will be delivered to
the government Immediately by the
Russian and Belgian banks, with
which a bridge will be built over
the Yang-Tse-Kiang river from
Hankow TO WI Chang. Prominent
Manchus distrust Yuan Shi Kai.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-12-07
A Mail Carriers Load

Seems heavier when he has weak
back and kidney trouble. Fred
Duehren. mail carrier at Atchison,
kas., says: Il have been bothered
with kidney and bladder trouble
and had severe pain across my
back Whenever | carried a heavy
load Of mail my kidney trouble in
creased. Some time ago | started
taking Foley's Kidney pills and
since taking them | have gotten es.-
tirely rid OF all my kidney trouble
and am as sound as ever" For
sale by all dealers.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-12-07
Official Is Assassinated.

Teheran, Persia, Dec. i.--Al Ell
Dowleh, former governor of the
Persian province of Ears, was as
sassinated this morning as he was
leaving his residence.
Three men, who are said to have
been lying in wait for him, riddled
his body with bullets from revol-
vers. 1t is not known here if the
assassins have been captured.
Ears is an important province in
the south of Persia, lying in large
part on the Persian Sea.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-12-07

I suppose" said the heiress' father.
"you have assured my daughter that
you will grant her every wish" No"
replied Baron Fucash, Il viii not mis-
represent my financial resources. But
Will DO my best to be Of service"
Tn what wayf" Il viii help her to
wish"
The Mena weekly star., 1911-12-07

st. Petersburg. Russia, Dec. IT,
In consequence Of the rejection by
Persia OF the Russian demands
Russia has ordered troops now con-
centrated at Resht, the capital Of
tho province of Ghilan, to advance
on Teheran.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-12-07
couahino at Niuht.

Means loss OF sleep. which is bad
for everyone. Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound stops the cough at
once, relieves the tickling and dry
ness in the throat and heals the
inflameG membranes. Prevents a
cold developing into bronchitis or
pneumonia. Keep IL always in the
house. For sale ny Gil druggists.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-12-07

j. F. Parker, 202i No. 10th st., TT.
Smith, Ark, says that he had taken
many kinds of kidney medicine,
but did not get he.tc. anti me took
Foley Kidney Pills. No matter how
long you have had kidney trouble,
you will find quick and permanent
benefit by the use of Foley Kidney
Pills. Start taking them now. For
sale by all druggists.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-12-07

and rheumatism, both in men and
women, means kidney trouble. Do
not allow it to progress beyond the
reach of medicines, bat stop it
promptly with Foley Kidney Pills.
They regulate the action of the
urinary organs. Tonic in action,
quick in results. For sale by all
druggists.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-12-07

For coughing. dryness and tick
ling in The throat, hoarseness and
all coughs and colds. take Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound. Con-
tains no opiates. For sale by all
druggists.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-12-07
On Bargain pay.

0entlemen-Er -where can | find
the silk counter F1oorwalker-Thlrd
battle TO the right.-Judge.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-04

gesnete. gei Der gesriibune ipnnte
er es iif niht nerIagen, oub ihr feins
Qnerfennung ;iber bas neue Talent
oes 9atten dus3uiprenen, belt dber
bamit ein, aIs er Die traurige Wdtthets
lung CUR Qntipprt erbielt. baB bet
Gatte lhon felt elmer Reibs BON Wlps
naten i'm @rabe rube, unb bic betriibts
Witttpe btnsuTsbte, lie neroe ihn bic
ettpos perfpidelte 0eihihte nit ben
unter benz Rdmen ibres Wannss aiss
eeiteIlten @em1Ioen nod ndber er5dbs
len. gs blieh aber babel, uno iuiebers
um eing nuh 8ueds isiner Wese auf
Der Butte peiter, inbem er iih bamit
bsgniigts, bic sahe nit fsintn -autt!s
ners" in bic pielen anhsren Sonbers
barteiten bieier 0slt unb insbeionoere
bes Barrier aeben8 einsursiben.
Grit Dor aur5ern, gegeH enne Sts
tober, ri6tete iid, 9erbaht ihopfeno,
obermoIs feline grirneruns oarauf,
ots er lag, bub bet einem beinnntsn
aunitbGnbler bic rah9elaifenen Werie
zines perftprbenen Diterreitifhen Wlas
lers gum 9srtauf ausgsitellt isisn. Do
qlaubte er, bod ih hitis Werfs aus
ieben All iollen, uno rihti9 - ss pa<
rem dbermals feline .Gutttners", uno
nis Die sSurp lie I'm Salon unter biss
fem Ramen oerMus 3ei4nung fir fpnrs
oia befunoen bate. 10 itaHoen lie, fir
Die er ieIuit nur 50 5ranes ertalten
bate, bier gum 0sr!auT tiir 1900 unb
20O0 sSranes. Tos erfiillte sipor ibs
rem StDpfer ppn tsr Butte NIT Stols,
aber aud nit Mut5, oenn - lie fans
ben nun audi adufer bafiir! Wunmehr
mar feline @ebnlo sritOpft. gtat,osm
er einioe Trsunbe ron Der 3uRft, bi.
'id] feiner Werte and nod isbr irpbl
BON friiber erirlnertgu, ols 3sugen
beranaeholt bate. i.bergab er bic gan5s
Sohs benz 9eriht. Der grfoIs mar,
bas bas 8eridt cine llnterIuhung ers
0fFnets, Mnh nahbem siu yariierSohs
perit6noioer fih gu 9uHiteH bes tla'
oenben Wealers ausceiprohen, in Der
@obnuna Der Wit,tDe auittnsr IN
gieuinp eine 5ausfutung dnitents. bi.
sur geitIneHahms elmer grobeH 13ohl
tbeiIs nit bem RoneR ibrss Usannts
oeseihneter, theils aUbsrer 0smdloe
fiihrte, BON benen Der giame Sss
gn5vfers offeniitt.iA entfernt mar.
um einem onberen Ilns su MAIDEN.
Dos gsrittlihe gsHnhreu, iiber bas
bic Barrier 9ldttsr bi,is einseEbesien
beridten, erfplgt auf Grunb beg G.s
Ieses iber ben Shus Dee tiinitleris
Iden Gioentbuma Sn Den aiin'tlsrs
freiT.u fisbt man isinem 4usscns nit
bsqreifliher Spauuung enteegea.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-04
.SCHVEITZER
VOLKSBLATT
JOB ROO NJ S
637 wine Gtrnse.
9rndia6en
UrstrItht ptfenntmsdmus.

a3fritegel.e Nreekcie sysrocR epfaegenaerprss
nlsn In ber Etflef bee Girtdcr oi yablse Esr'
pise. gfabtsnaa. Cincinnati. Gbio, biz ~ ubI
@fif,eck era Htag, ben ie. Isset5ses
1911, fln tss Bgrbster1ul ner gberir Eisss
ttr!aber 4Iftsb Murr), por @1nuriueg Etrdbs bsI
elrtbur GEeu, blss1 Gr0Diysn Hu0 4Iniisrn cea
fyafrlree2 In Der bcnen Arei.s uIit Ba4fieiuen
4lfrs, Spestfisaftouen uun sscrn'usarf isits
sa erhulten In Der E'fice tex Gbie engineer o.
s~feuiAofi cbxr GsfsafNatten. ipelAs oas ZIP
asbc. rGteE, f0lp.s bon alien BerfcEen, cte hn
Sarar tnfgrffflrsfy euttdltsa. ur6 ugsb btalsst<l
fefu nit timer gtlsa'6rff in Der gnusuEs rcr
S20o.D1 le.Ierf, cbef eireu teEisslsssssn GbRc
anil ftnr guii4krnne 4csg els eius 8Grclgi.i
oGAn, tae. iusffp Gin aEgssrf nngtncMrtrr
.pirp Gin gfcHsgpss esugescnaer fcirb
Ecflts iraeunss1 .gref5of srrslcssrtsffu fpsr
ben. bnnn hffe folE)er gtsf, an ess Eietsr re-
tpitrirf, uftD fpllfe MasnoeiH Muds61i nTas
nDrriifsi sperten. crnn mi1e fcs6fr &tg1 nud
Observation-Disclosures alaffn5snra nHe Gd&eritti
lung bts NpEiraits sariidsrftaffes. -
,psis ben ikssr Hhtiafeit liefsrn. nm FOLDS
Giafe HlfbFif. ipie esrldnIt sn bdoraen
Atrier sine pet1iteu. csf Hsbri6ten 5prrnd
re- al asbfGu6sn bn feins anhsssn satssasp
ssasf rss Tsrseier '. J, qusns eeroia besalt fid
has Asdi boz. isasnbeiH ossr ale asasboi'
" sm SafsTaas ees 7iresisr of smbI.s sssstee
Zen e. Gt3tntfr. 1911.
Ali aotn . msnnfE aifrf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-04

ssiir uns iibertiinhte Splitter mag
Elm ioldes Bib pieIeiht 2dterlihteis
ten bieten. llnfriirbiges bod ME.
Denn auh bic Miirbe unIerer @ebeie
fehlt unb bic ntfsrer GottssbduIer.
9lber fir ben Srientolen niiHen biefe
llebunsen etlpas ,insentein MsibepoIIes
beIiben, nnb fetn Stonbpunft lit es
ppbl, Der bier in gstraht inmmt.
glud Der 9erniidb unb Der sttIe Nahz
tpmme bes gropbeten, beibe ausses
5eidnet burh Die Seilisfeit ibrer Stel.
lung unb burh nie> Gbrfurht Der
Menge, beibe arm. getiler unb tpabre
grisfter, bic ibr 9efhdft betrieben,
Dergaben teinen Nueenblid bic Wiirbe
ibrer SteIfuns unb bes Sbietts. sic
beteten bic Seelen BON Siinben los
unb tIasten iih Der 5iinben an. limb
ihon i'm 3uitanbe peraiidtefter Gtitaie,
bpten iie ben gaffenben Jremben nidt
Die ipiberIiden 8ilber, bic man an
tpohentli9 on ibren griibern in ben
MoIheen be6badtsn tann. Sier mar
audi feiner. Der fie bafiir belohnt hstie.
Sn bunoert 3elten baFeIbe Bib, bies
fsl6e 9iiion. Sc, fosar biefelbsn Be
ter, oenn feline Ruiie bot erobereIehn
Ii9teiten unteretnonoer tpie bic ara@
bif6e.
Weit bribsn, btm gehte Der Dir
men entriidt, itsben bic 3eIte Der Reiz
den. Sisr fisen ipiirbepoll Der gas
Ida unb feline 9lngebDriasn. Sier
betet Die Rubs unb Der sefiilt. Wlae
gen. 2luf soIosnen Stiibsn-boden iie
unb 9dits eeben aus unb elm. 9isis
permDgenben unb pieIseIt,nben Ssrrsn
tonnen bas Gebet 10 gut tpis bic an=
bern; es fehlt ibnen aber bic Snbrunit
unb pielen Der 9laubsn. Sft's pabr,
oaB Die 8utsendbrien iit beTer nit
ibrem Serrsott periteben oxr baben
iie ibn befer ersosen2 aur3, ole bisfe
8ornsbnten bienen ibm in itoiiher
Rube uno bic anftrsnsuns hires 9es
betes erihiittert nicht bic W1nbt ibres
,3eltes. Oapor abxr, eeirennt burt
iilberne aettsn, Bel einem 3elts iosar
ourt fhpere aanonen, Itunt iih Iaut.
los bos nieoere Wpli unb fi.bt chr
fiirhtig Die Wihtig,n in fstner RGbe.
Bon bort dbsr, no iie @ottes Wprt
'tammeln, ipebt Der beibe Mtkm in
briinitiger Seelsn hriiRr. llno uie
Der 9auh Gottes iirei1t fein Dort
uber ben qIus uno bic a0of.. unb
Die gdufenos neisen in beih.ibener
WRa6t oas 5uupt, unb qen
Siten gstpanot. faaen iis 9ant fir
Die Retniguns ihrer Sstis.
Damn aber gsbsn tie in bi. ioienbe
Jreuoe Der Strabs. DE, sspust uno
beleuhtet, 5u Hsuer Siinoe ruff.
es 1T Der Gag b.s grOpbet.n.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-04

x3er,seefiss MnGshcts rpftbeH entgsasngsnonls
mell In ksr CiIire bss Tirscips pf Nablir gsrs
bict Ntahtb0lle, Cincinnati. Ebsc. Bio IL uhE
M ioii. fat Sle Herbsfisganna Dsr Msnormaii glpt.
Ii,e, Don QIabfcff Etrnhe alS WFacsfon NoGA.
burn Nrapirrn, neofn cot fpmbinirisH Cement.
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aspbait unf nsrftglune bee nofbiesn Lrnsns'
iM alane ~ Spssiii!nilDnsn ans scrHuIars ilnb
All fgbalien In Der EtfIsg tes Gbief engineer ci
toe T<pnytmeni of HnbItc S<rtife
JsEss llnafbot u:pt bfr pcIen RnHisn lsrss
cs<ffai1nft otsr BefsaihaiieH, nelds bas anee'
bot MAIDEN. fctris bcg nlea RssfcHsH. bic h1
oarasI intsstilIrfn sniRcIts1 Hse n.ls nsgfliti
81 10000 IolInryt gbef slisn ssytHiItfa Gsei
aai zine sHistsrss pais an ;,nss, als ei,s Ss
msn miro sin Aentrnft esnaseunatH Dsrssn
s< Sarn gIes ssI5ss s dssd al ssn Nsier re. rs
iournlgf unD foIfie Hseubftn Huakbof nnssrcnI
men merkeis, knnn islTb fcl4sr Rhx6 HaN su'
frieb<nfftIentey An4fEkrung nnD Ei1esffsunna
81 NDntrcstA rnaerfsatief
ftstsr m1Neh et4xl AAfrisbsrfisusiEDsn Ne'
1iaNs GseeiY ,Sse tSridnsf, sn triorsen
Ulefer fat oe1ditehs be eeorndtsH 3crutia
q q as5yan< IN, ~ sfsns dnosrsn tniossfnos
n'sae1n &sr nsssssss m Il j ssslk eersta sesali III
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