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modern questions from this point of
view and with this consciousness. II
there is any ground for fear that the
right remedies for existing evils may
not be promptly enough found, that
fear rests rather upon the refusal of
those most implicated to understand
and cooperate, than upon any dis
position of leaders or people 10 go too
fast or to destroy any rights that are
venerable and unquestionable.
leaders Sacrificing Power.
THE problem of government in the
States is different from the problem
of government In the United States,
because the machinery of State gov
eminent is more complicated than the
machinery OF. the national government.
1 wish that those who are In love
with the older forms of political or
ganization could think a little more
clearly, a little more quickly. l wish
that they could see that they are sac
riicing power by resisting progress,
and that if they want to rule they must
lead in thought rather : than in
strategy, by opinion rather than by
organization; and 1t seems to me that
nv tiilA Va VI iOiCi liidtioiA VI TINS
sort is in the States. because there
organization centres and there lies the
greatest danger that men may con-
found the control of organization with
real power. The way to vitalize the
government of the nation is to purify
and simplify the government of the
States"
There were about 600 persons at the
dinner. The other speakers were Sem
ator Harry v. Osborne. Speaker Ed
ward Kenny, Dudley F. Malone, as
sistant corporation counsel Of New
York. John ]. Clifford presided and
the toastmaster was Thomas l.. Mas
son, the humorist. Congressman Rob-
ert Buchanan. Of Illinois; William
Hughes, Edward w. Townsend, of New
Jersey. and United States Senator
Martin, down on the program of
speakers. were not present.
The chief point in the speeches of
Senator Osborne, Assemblyman Kenny
and Mr.. Malone was that the Demo-
cratic party would do well to take
Governor Wilson as its next candidate
for the presidency.
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tions might be named athletic clubs. for
boys and young men, a young peoples
theatre. several dramatic clubs, fencing
classes, first aid to injured classes, Il
juvenile orchestra, fife and drum corps
and several companies of boy scouts.
During the last two years play
ground camps were operated for the
beneft of the boys without any expense
to the city. This season two Of the
playground athletic clubs have perma-
nent camps of their own, located at
K~eansburg and the Highlands"
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RAILWAY TELEGRApRERs ELECT.

BOSTON, June 29.-The Association
of galway Telegraph Superintendents
yesterday elected the following officers:
President. G. a. Celler, OF, the Penn
.sylvania railroad; first vice-president,
william Bennett, of the Chicago and
Northwestern railroad; second vice
president, A. B.. Taylor, Of the New
York Central railroad; secretary and
treasurer. =. ". Drew, If the Mime
sofa, st. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie
railroad.
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of the chief features which distinguish
Newark's city Fairgrounds. All the
Fairgrounds and recreation places OPP
Grated by the commission are opened
every day in the yea The distinguish
ing feature of the recreation places
is the work of organization. Every
thing is done on an organized plan for
all, from the smallest tots up to the
married men. They are organized into
groups, classes and clubs. according to
the ages and temperament.
For example. the children are organ
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FOUR AMERICANS ARE
MURDERED BY MOROS.

MANILA, June 29.-Four Americans
have been murdered By Moros In Min
danao, one of the largest Of the Philip
pine islands. Prospectors named Oyler
and Vexesboses were murdered near
Camp Overton. A plantation owner
named McGill was killed by robbers
at Pantar, while Private Michaelis, of
the Twenty-irst infantry, was killed
At Parang.
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lied into sanitary squads and it Is
their duty to see that the Fairgrounds
are kept free and clear of litter and
refuse. After the sanitary squads come
the police departments. Boys and girls
between the ages Of 10 and IA, after
undergoing ~ civil service examination,
are appointed to the police force, and
1t becomes their duty to act as guard
ans Of the morals OF the Fairgrounds.
This leads up to the playground police
court and a juvenile city government,
with its mayor and various other city
officials. Elections are held at stated
intervals, with regulation ballots, and
all the legal formalities of a regular
city election are complied with. In
this way the youngsters are taught
lessons of good citizenship.
athletics Attended To.
"The work among the smaller boys
and girls includes various c~alisthenics
and athletics, according to their ages
and physical condition. added the
superintendent. Physicians make a
physical examination of the youngsters
before allowing them to take part in
strenuous physical exercise. Folk dane
ing has been an important feature of
the fall and winter work. For the
girls there are classes In cooking, sew
Ing, rafia and basket work. and Incl
dental lessons in good housekeeping and
the domestic sciences.
rAmong the several dozen organiza-
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AEROPlANE NOT HARMFUL
TO NAVAL ACADEMY MILK.

WASHINGTON. June 29-The i'm
portant question whether a%reoplanes
will interfere with the quality of the
milk supplied at the naval academy
has been decided by acting Secretary
of the Navy Winthrop in the negative
and the work on the aerodrome win
now proceed. The operator of the dairy
protested that the flying of machines
oyer his pasture would frighten the
COWS and interfere with the milk pro-
duction.
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G. A. R. MAN, 81, TO WED
BRIDE AGED IS YEARS.

ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ, June "a
The Rev. Thomas II. Harwood. 81 years
old, national chaplain of the 6. A. r.,
yesterday announced his betrothal to
Mrs. Mary clark, of Albuquerque. The
prospective bride Is Is years old.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-28
gsSeEItd,s gttnuntmafuns.

gSeriieoeIte aHge6ote perben entqegengenoHl'
men In Der Office hes 9trectpr Of Buhtc Set'
bice Stabtbale Cincinnati. Gbio, bis II ubr
9RttfaQa am 8. Sull 1911 'itT bic Ssrtieuung
bon Iuburu abeHlIe, bon Muharnoale Rldee BIS
Etne Strube nurb @rdhtruna, CeBen bon
0irdnit GErbs, RfaiiCrH bes Sabrmegs mi
gspbult uno 3ipifheH ben S!TGBenbdbH'9s 9stel'
Ten une ddbt3ebn (ls) 5ou duberbolb Der Shie'
neu NIT @rGHtts9Iods uHo aouftrufttoE Der
UDtbiaen TruiHtrunqen lIre SHlets.
TIdnc, Spesiftiatt0ner uno SorMllare llno
Ri erbalteu IN Der Sfftcc BEG GhetsSHseIIIeuTs
Res Department Of 9JLblic Ecrotee
Seoes Nueebot mut ben ooueu RnHeH 1eoeT
CicfeIihufi ooer Sefelihdftert. pel6s bas AHae'
bot machen. iopie ban dlen Rer'oneH, hIe fin
baruu interefitreU eHibalieH, urD nlub beegtiei
fetu init elmer Sfrgi6dn IN Der SumHe oon
SO 600 90 Goldrs ober eirlem 5ertttI5irieH &be6
oiif etne uufftebenbe Rdrf, als eiHe Sa'
rurtte ndflir hab rueHH Elm GlHasbot dHaeHOms
men uiro, elm St0ufrnft eIHgegdHgeH fperaeH
lpirb ,-,- -
ben baHn iutrh ioI6er Ghed en- oeE gteter re-
tourHirt uHb folIte treeHaetr slnaGboi d11geHom'
men lperegH haun niro fol4er Gbec nan 3a'
irtebeufieQenber ausfhbrung uuo St9erfteuuHa
beg Stpntraits 5urii6erftniiet
9aietcr niiiien eIHcu 5HfriebeniieueHoeH BE
neis bon tbrer fSdbtefett lteferu. um folre
gInfe grbeit .fpie pertdnJi sH hPtoGaer.
9tetsr itrlo gebdlteu, bic aeorndteH SoruIua'
re sn aebraudeH, bG IeIHe oHoeren eHtesgeHge'
Ser 3irccfpr of Qiblic scrbire behalf iit
has gaett Dor, trseuSstu Ober aue aHeebots 81
sT sTr' aaftraes ses Director Of Bubble serotes
Sen 20. SuHi 1911.
2l,2s SObH =. 9enuer, G!ert.
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sertsseesse @naeDcts lpernen eitfaeeeraeilcu'
men tin bex Efftre be8 Eirectpr OF Wnblsc GeSs
bice, Gtnbtbons, Cincinnati, Gtto, btS - unr
l2iffnQA, am ml ltttm O., ben 10. Suh 19lL
iiir Bite aerfienmne hes CberbnneS unD perIcples
bennrtiaer nanitt In @erbtnoing ttebenoer gIrs
heitcn fiir ben Gtlhert snsine BtobuIt.
Rldnr, Gpestfhatipnen uno Gprulnldre itHo
All erhaltcu III bet Office bes ebefsSHeentenrs
bes Eepurtment Of asnblte Gerptce,
Sehes s,neebot uIMt Den hoaeH Rauten .teeer
@sfeui6aii ober Geleflf6aitsu tstI1e bae anee.
6nrdis irttersFiren, snfbalten, uHb mus benIetist
lem NIT elmer GfrafAait tn Der SunlMe bon
$40 600 90 Eollars. poer etHem serttftotrteg&b PED
nnsteine putitebenbe Bnnt ols etEe 1aroRtte boz
ffsr hab lpeItr Elm Nnaebot dRgenontnen mtro.
Elm Apntrait etneeganaen psrneu mirn,
Go1te irasnbsin mneebpt burndoemtsien iOer'
pefI bnur fuirn folder Ghsd an ben @tefer res
fourntrt, uHe Iouie irpenbsin aueebot aies.
1orsmer tperbeu, b1nn ipirh fpIAer Gbe6 no6
snirtebeuffeneuner Uusfnbrnno uHn @taeritsl'
fura bes Ncnfratts Surhderitatttt !.
Mfeter ntiifien etnet autrtesen'teienDeH Sesp sls
ron ibser ssdbigiett lieferu, Inn foIcbe alai'e
alrbeit, ipie ntrIdHat. 6il Iicfern,..
@teter ffrh eehaIter, bic 9ebruffeH Sorusuidre
sn gehrau6eH, bd ieine dHoeren eHtpeeeHgerome
Ger Sirsrtor of wubTic sereite bsbalt 10
bas @edf Dor, iresrbetH cher aQe aneebrts
Al rertperfen
atcter Fin6 eebultcn. Die 5umn,e bon $1,000
IN bear su beppRireu. ehe fic bic NldIte nHe
5pesififuitonen ertaien; btefc SitmWe ptft
.uriI Iferitdttet fnhalb Dos tormeue Mneebot e.
balt.n tutrb Sm @uftruge nss Gtrecfor O
RltbIic Seroice.
Gen 20. Stunt 1911.
| 81, 2s.512 Sphu =, gSsnner. Ulert.
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perFieaeIte augebore iperpeu enteegen9eroHi'
men in ber Office neS Tirector nt Bublte set
etce. Siabibdne, Cincinnati, Sbip, bis IL upr
Mtifta1s am M iftp DO %, ben D.. Sult lsl
fir bic aeferune Der rntbteeH arbeif nub pes
aDtutertals iiir bic Gntferuurg uro gSieeeretn'
ietsuua unb Ttplter IrdhtperfebIHa oes Eanltsi'
nes aui oem 3hurm Der Staotbole.
BIdne, EpeaifiIationcn uno Sornnliare mn
All erhaten in ner Office hes SurerthteH'
6enien oes Rubiic 2anos aHo buildings De-
pGrtmeut
sebes stnaebot mug Sen noIlen glomeu tehsr
cbcfeutd5aft ober SefeIIfndften, tue!he oas anaes
BOT r1ctnen ioute bon aGen Rerfpnen, nte fn
bdran iriterefiren, entbulten urlb ullb be9lettei
ieiu nit elmer @iirgfhatf IN Der SunIre BON
5000 90 Dollars obpr eifefn 5erfitt strfeu Sped
rlif cine autftebeHbe 9auf ais eiue 1drnntte ba'
flr. hus fpertn etn Mngebot 1neencHinten mirn,
eiu Gprtraft etnaeaungcH tperbeH ptth.
EoIIte iraenoein Augcbot Burtideepteten tper'
ben oanu fptrb icI6er Gbed an ben Ntefer re-
tnurrirt ure foIte traeroeir MnGeboi nree'
nommen ueroen odnn iutrb fol6er 9bed nn6
sffriebeufteuenher Musfitbrung tnh @thertfei'
luna bes aoTtraits surtifertfnttet.
gtefcr niiiIen eiren sufriebenifeneubeu pc
r,eis bon ibrer sSdbtafeit IieferH. uni fei4e
giaiIe ar6et fpte perIGuat 3u beioreeu,
gieter finn leboiteH bic aeorii6feH 5nriHhiare
gu gehrauhcn. bG fetre oHoersH eTtgeGeHGeHom
men iuerSeH. 90 .
Ger Director Of 8ubTie Serbice bebhIt f6
oas 8cdt oor, traenoetr peer ale aHgeoofe
su oerperfeH.
Ten 20. Sum- 1911
2i2s Sobn ]. eHner, @tert.
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GeirsIims SttaHutmadsHns.

geriieacIte aneebote fuerbeR euiqeeengeuom'
men in beI EffIce beg Etrector OF 8ublc ger
pice, Etantsnac, Cincinnati. Gbto, bts IL uar
N{IEtaaE am IRirtn d. ben 3. Jult 1911,
FIR ben Gerfnuf eiHes tiBf5tg SUB Eanelheileas
tn Erftton %, JonufhIp 3. Sracii2nal Adn9e
2 WliamSaHiduf, iin erftredeHb oftipdrts pou
Zane Strase laHes Der 'hhliheu Setie her 7. q
g z. q. GtfCnhdbH, nelher Hidt tEI nIuHf'
sipnlG 8rpsoP bsHukt Utrc. -.
fsarmulure fuo 81 erlqHpen III oer Giltcs
bes Director ~ 9luhlic SerbiCe.
Scbes AHgeboi mus ben opuen gnuItH lfeer
3Cfauibdft p6er gefaIIi60tteH, fpelhe o1s gin
ge5ot MAIDEN, fotpie bon alien 8erionen, bic sd
burau tHferefiren, euibdlteu. uTo MuB bsgleiiel
fsiH nit elmer gAirghaff IN Der 5lHne boa
10 8ro3eut oeE gstrGgcs bee angsbu;F. ooer
pirlclu 3eriiii5irteH Gbe6 nut eIHe gufltebGHoe
sdnf ole eiHe eSaranfie hGfir, bdb, rpenr EN-
angcbct Gueenommen mIro, etH aoHtraif eiH'
legaHasu fntro.
Sc.ite trgeHoein aHgcbot SrrGdeepiefeH iger'
ben, baHH ntro toI6sr Gbed an ben EteIer Ge'
iouruirt, uHb foute frgeHoetr gIngeeoi an9e,
nonrneu fuerner. bdHH fptrb iolder 9beo na6
5Itfrieberiteleuoer elasfubruns uno Gi1srttsb
lung bee acntrGIts 5urlderitatfet
2teter uiitieH etneH sutrteeeHiielenosH se'
rueis bon ibrer SdbtgIeti !Ieiern, I'M fol4e
AIeHe slrhett, ruie 0erlaRgi. su heiorpeH,
Bieier fiIb gebdltelt, hie aebrn6fen tSorulHla'
re ~ aeirauteH, oa feIne dHoereH euIgsGsi9e'
uontuTeu fperoeH.
oas Sie1i Dor. irgenbeiu oorr nae aHaeooie 81
Sr aMftrae bss Director Of Bubble esrOies
5obn9. gsnrer gLert;
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fSslue Mefolntisn, rpeIce es fir Hothpeneie er'
" fIdIt ourn GuHalttiruHa su perbeern DE
SduneerS strdbe, suf1eH NtGtu EtraBe lind
itaen Sitrtftc6 &oFren.si68ngstanaIs ferne1 Die
nSt6tgen mlaHboles uHh 3nlets.
Gel es percrbRet eou StootrGtb Der Sfnnf
eriUsbiieT 9Piteiie6er aberetulttmmenO, bdb
auua # T2f'sBss 30 OsTBssrn bic 5anneSFs erass % sa
tsa gaiR Trebe lno aou5g gesHns SagS
si65ueStnnais; .terner pie notbiseu maaHeoles
urS Sniets, III ltsbcreirftimmlfua NIT Dem EIaH,
qaerOmmsE bon oot eem rS siGStEGtS Sfr an; an
Sss s gepartmsnt Of 8abIir serSiee .lpei9sr giar
besieIi9 beg PbsH bsl6siebsHen 1srrifortau1s
uub ftt es feruer bef6IoHeu, bas bic bsfnD
ten absnesfaraIe gebaut rreroer foIer IN ne'
bereiuittmmuna nit ,eem befaeien 9IdH nnb ben
8 bef.!snaenieuts oes Department of 8u6ic
gerptee (peIde Spc5iflfattonen btecburdb beftd'
tiat ftne nnO IN neSf5e,rliTHnsa NIT Den
i6idoer Der rcreefebcnen 8erbeiferunG.
! gel es isrner 6elsIoilgH bab g grosent ser
srostfus auf Sas GiQsn.bum ptl8a an bic gus
S,Hsruns unsssnst unb aufOst nne Htbt ron Dem
btiaoten Cats nHb aarbastea bitrbur6 bs,
timaat knc beioHbrs BOrtb.ils bur4 bic bsiepts
RerhsHruue III geHitbsn uHh bic Rcheu BON
ksiao.sr BsrbtEruas ipiifH BITE duseabtn fur pofs
ksrQsssnbs una snesrt WsfnneeH nHb far Trudtn
uab Ntrsffsuiltaana ssn RotiseH. Mtiolutienss nns
ssierDer!icSsa GrbiuaHlsu. bic Rotten Der Rsshruss
tisn, tuiammtH mt. ben SluftH anf bic Bsnes,
,psI6s ausesqtktn nnrnta In bsr goreRshdf aui
bic Rsnsfslsn bon binsaseei4obeneH 8atluHsm psn
xHstmuts, ans aaeTs notbpsastssn GassabsH IN
10 iHlItbtn.
Tab bic 10 nuferIesteu aFesments In ftrf (5)
iAkrl.Ae, 8aslnHetn bssatlt nerneH is1m init 8iHs
fen lur Maff scH bier (4l Nreitnt idbrlia aaf bss
sisaasssf4 4ebsnsu 3atiunsfn; Der Gisenfkimsr rs
genpmeIt befteuerteH GiGentrums fam aber
nu6. ts nnhbem N es Dlufdt,
nerbalt crstbfa 800 9acen bon iinb naG
bu msHsrsng Der bsktnsvrben Crbinenl In sets
Asm Gale ksfastes RaarsH Hssmsnt Hi6t bic 5irfsx
ptxhsn In Der HsraussAf suf bst ksGsftlss bee
ttEaaaeH4stmsm 3atsnnaga Dsa HasbmsutS.
cts Hsnes bss 6tsbs tisAnnen fs4sx -sntasys
! ~ iezsSe t&@1M NssH9f4t Sst ~ N,&ah3e4
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mt r.ue form

Clint rsut Gprm Der
atbmuns. Man
f6r.tbt: lin osn gsfiirhisisn aihems
ftintunb tn Der Hartofe su perbiittn,
bot Elm am ROtefellersS sSnititut In Rem
Yort nrbsitsntsr GorI9er. Or. .Welser.
cine intsreHnr!s neue Wletbobs angests
ben. CT bIaII ndmlih tp6brenb Der
8etdubune sinen toniinnifFlineH
StroR GrudlaFt In bic Qunge permit,
tslit zines RObres, bas bnrh aebIippf
uHb 2uftrDbrs gans tief Biz an bic
Stene poresihobeE ipirb. RIO jsne fi4
in bic sipsi 9ron6ien ibsilt. Gaburh
lpirb es mogltb, bic 2ungtn sn Dentis
Iitrsn, b. b. ben Qungsnh dsGeHG Gduers
itofF 3u5ufubren nnb fob!eniGurs
bernus5uIeiten, audi ipenu bic attems
mustsIn nift mehr In Gbdtigieit iinb.
DDS nnrtotiIdhe Mittel. 3. q. Der
Netber, ipirb pom Der TrudIuft mitges
riHen, fhnelIsr an bic Qunse gsbraht
unb bort niro nun bic notbptnbiss
mence nbiorbieri, Der Rsit obtr tpitber
bur6 bie Hiititr0mune Cuff miigerifs
fen. 60 ipiro audi cine lltberloDung
bes Crennismus nit Netber Dsrbiiiet.
Turh bisis gestbobe nirb Der gbirurg
ouh In Den Stnnpt gtfesi, an Der Gun.
ge fsIbFt su operieren. Diefe fdlli
namIi1. ipenn man ben Brufifellfnd,
in bem lie bGnsi, Offnet, fofor! 5uicm,
men unb uno tann infDIst bes per.
nlehrsen Quftorufes, Der cuf ibr laIitt
niht mehr atbmen. Durd bic eiHstro'
menbs Dru6luft nber ssbt Der nptb.
ipenbige Gascustnuf6 unbehinDer'
meter. 60 tr6ffn<t bns ~sSnfuHld'
tionspsrfntrsn4 Gbirn1atH Gin ntusl
reit ~ xtdtislsih
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BON aHstmsnss snr6 abiAlaestatlunssa aaA IN
siHtm 9traQt ber hsnisIbtn siet4semmt.
Eak otf Wslbstros sts edammtfshsn Don be-
inettr Wsrkthtrnna. hsIdv HiAt ipeika htNtnttf
hnres, tnianimsu mir psn Roktn bon iretnet
lpeiAsnt @rnnbtsetntbnm pbsr Sntstsat earia
ssfauit cbr asprcrrilrt, nnb bi, Rsfts
sne MusaabsH irGtnnmsiHsn uppreprsatinnss
1srfabteRs eoFRr uae bio G6ohsntsiatdniprsts.
psISs iruenedntnt Better bon onorsusfHotn ean'
btrtteu cher anfsrtNeu barin tugsiprehcn, uus bis
Rshsn nnn Nnseetsn lnr itatneetnsn ielNtn 8xs
tpruh BON Der eiaot Cincinnati aus etw Grtot eta
Nsrfnuiss pon Bombs bt,atit msrssn fsa, bic ssa
bsiaqttr staet ttr ipids Sreft ans In bu Hsstis
ausotssbtH ptretn ionsa. nis % esf 0dss sss'
Imrelbf.
Sci "a t,srsr ssIAIUn,n, sat etr Gieri ttsrsara
anetrltItn irtroe. bic WtfB!itnfilhnne eNtn Ne
isfutiau In utbsrtinfiMmuus NIT enH @siss u
stranlcfsR
WoIiirt Ont IL CUNT VI. @ 1911.
gnbn RdIbin
NrdhbeHt bst St0nfrnts.
sIiieft: Gbptn 3cneerf NJ SleIi
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aftefi: Gbntn 6 uofrfon, Gterf.
2i2s

Etut tcrbtHnrs 80 2e9 3ar etss
" ssHans bss Rtpsoss Bon 6hstlten Esraks
Bon Tennis EtEass kit dlia Etrats.
ssi 81 pusrsnsi ssr gsm stabirats tsF Gtapt
ginetnHsfi, Staat Es 5ab ba Gufbr@rae ssH
GksritsR Strass bsa suzis Etrats sis Mgits
sfrast, Iti aas bstiG7, IL sttFeut& fstsdssi
pts fsIa; namii&s Nr' sns.Hb en- 6sE artatnEs
etI nstbii&sR Garsst,t pea GkorItoH Stsats
uub bts bAlt1sH 0nrt Htt pcH TtEniH 6iTass
aui BET S1ht spa hks sHktrf ahtHnba&itis Hnh
srstsis euHetTthsi t3s- ~ 9Hk; esHR ahttietne
tR bH Bate pea eli uae lRsnsis cunesrfhsE
NrSitHf fir tiHbuHeeri gus tinuEbbrsibis III 3las
fur l3l09l sut Is A wrtiiatH GHstseiHls saE
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