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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-16
MarcuS Ru6inS Opus
yGngang / Si6en por6er
Set ct" Bloug.

S ale 0anife 9laoe lejer man
6enne Sit 8ebreioelier mos ⪚e:
ringen, ierlig Observation-Disclosures
ODER @eneraloireft6r Warcus &u-
bins u0neOnelie til &ononopr al
Dannebrog, lite &lasle> pao Eroos
al at babe begaaet set Opus /
~Srel&sliicbe Sabrbiicber", en- Mrti=
fel, bpori bnn fal0er ale Sc Gan
ife for 9aarer, Iom baaber paq CT!
Gienforening al 5lespig mes Dan=
mart, og iamtioig itaofeiter, at SER
ne @nifuelie er alminoelig / 6an.
ife &egieringsfre0ie. Soobel / 5les~
rig JONI / ielbe &ongeriget er MAJ,
enig ON at 1oIpnge en- Sor0pmmel,
iesoom mos &egjeringe11, bbis Grem=
gongsmaaoe betegncs 11potriotilf
og ct Slag / Mnligtet paa Sc brape
SgnoeriD6er, iom ftaar poa Sorpoit
peo Danifbeoens ip6lige @ren6ie.
Og iaale0es ier set ogioa rs.
Men 6enne 5og, joni enbper all
sen, bar ian6elig to 5ioer. Set ct
Sen an6en SIDE, hi fer IfuI for1Goc
paa at flarlagge.
Gor Sen, Ser me0 ubiloe6e 9ina
fer paa Singene iom Sc CT, poo Sir
feltgbe6en, paa Tafta, oil Set bore
flart, at 9anmarf life fan liges at
bore ct uafbpngigt 2an0; tbi Ser
til berer en- Mo9t, iom Danmarf for
li6en bar tobt. Sc 9nnlfes
Sci til Sos og Magt" er 10 zen
Gagn blot". Donmarf efsilterer 10
= er ct uaf6gngigt 2an0, fun for
81 5tormogter1e CT jalour poa Dber=
andre mes &enipn til @eberifningen
at 2ar1oet og 9elterne. Mlle ct IN
/, at Ell lille neutral 9fa-
ton, iom ielp life er mGgtig nof
at perre Gan0pejene mellem
og Mtlanten, beltprer Sis
Ie &analer pao olIe Stormagters
Mer1 = Ser CT lta0ig Sare paa
Mlle iom leier Mpiierl1e
0eo> at set flor CONNER r1er bar
fommen til @rig, og bDa0 @n6en al
Ell iaa0an &rig bar bleben til, er
Ser ingen iom fon foruoitge. @i
pe6 to Sing. @n CT, at Spiflano pil
babe Esnmarf, og Sen a11=
Sen er, at 9}uslan0 bigger efter at
faa 5perrtg og Morge for en0elig
at faa aa6ne @abne peo Mtlar1terba;=
bet. Den Dag ct f%ore1et GDiflnn0-
binSer en- afgjeren6e &rig
oDer ct %forenet 6ranfrig-Gnglano
er Sc tire ifan0iuapiife Singers 9p0s-
rimeli9piS ifrepen og beieglet,
/ alt 6alo fpr lange 5i0er, og til
for &ongefolnilicrncs itorc
rationale @erefraft.
Com 5lesDigernc ltaar Gagt pe0
Sen 6anife 5p0grnnoie, iaa itaar
6inl9n6erne Gagt neo 5periges Dit.
grenoie, og Gpiflan6s @enipnsless
feb moo Sc loan1fe 5lesptgere ipa-
rer til &uslan6s moo Sc |pellfc
6%inlen6cre. 5torn1ogtcrnc, lom Sc
itore amerifmife 9ruits og Mot1o'
poler, brp0er Tia life en- 5nlls ON
&etferoigbe6. Moral er SEM i Sir.
feligbeo ful6tGnoig upeofommcaoc,
&et og l1ret iptller t1gen Molle.
ober 2an6 ct Set allc 5tor-
magter %eftertragter, for0i Sen, Ser
eier 2an6et, Tier Sc Memcifer Tom.
maa lepe Ser og Sen @igSom oisicI
frembringer.
MIIe arige IN til Gags fgrcs 10,
Eun ! Snteres ie al Snollitri % San.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-16
aoloe spurupgnc.

st Spprgsmoal, Ser / foloe &in=
tire bar @etponing / ulle 2an0etS
8per, nemlig Opparmning al 5por=
Dognene, far ii0lte ltge faaet ny
SS1teresle pc0 Nfiigellen al cit Oom
/ Chicago, ifp1ge bpilfen to at
@porpeisfompog1ierne i0dmtes cit
iamlet 8p6e al $1,000 for lite at
boloe 0eres gogne tilltrGffeligt
bor1me. Sunftion9rcr fra 5rno=
beosoeportementet pione0c, at Semi
.peraturen / 8ognel1e pariere6e mel
Al og A @rooer S. @elb=
fglgelig bill 9ommen bliDe appel
leret.
Sfrip otter Erbpcnnmcre paa oct'
TO NInn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-16
Hina ct Repu606.

Set fineiiife &iges 9pergang til
republifanif &egieringsform og 81
naitiets 6iernelie fra Eronen er MI
en- faitllaaet &ien0sgierning. st
Telegram fra &efing> oateret 13. Sc
bruor, me6oeler at Mancbu 9Dna=
itiet SEN foregaaenbe Dag fratraao=
te Gronen og &egieringen efter 300
Mors enepGl0igt @erre0gmme.
Sronfraiigelien blep forfpnot beo
tire G6ifter. Set ferite al oisie
me66elte iimpeltben Gronfraligellen.
Set on6et in6ebol6t Ell @rflering
ON, at Sronen a11erfien6te Sen re-
pnblifon lfe COMMUNICATION. Set
treble go6fienote Sc 8%etingelier, ON
bpilfe S6riteminilter guam eli &oi
bar bleben enig me6 SEN republifan=
fife &egierings &eprel entanter, og
ierlig 6ette g6ift bofte megen 0per-
raifelie. Set nar pentet, at Mon=
cbu=D pnaitiet ntlde opitille @etin-
gelier for Graiigelien, iom ifu16e
fire set mango al sets ti6ligere
Sorrettigbe6er, men @6iftet in6e>
boloer intet at sen &rt. 0pergi<
belien at Magten lfer u6en SCRIBE
BOLD. Set un6erretter 8icefonger,
ne og Brobins= @uberngrerne or1, at
Sronen fraiiger fig enbper polittif
Magt, iamt befaler Sem at u6fgre
oeres &ligter og opretboloe 0r6en /
bele 2an6et. SET erflerer tiIltge,
at bette Sfri0t bar foretaget for at
ime6efomme 8efolfningens @niter.
I. 0fentltggierelien al oisie @6ifter
bor tifbejebragt ful6iten0ig Scroll
gel1e for 8efolfningen / Befing> ioa
bel Snofpote JONI n0lgn0tnge. Sen
en6elige Oroning menes at bore
&eiultatet al ct flogt onlagt @om-
promis> pe0 bpilfet ser er giort Sn6=
remmelier fra begge Si6er, men
iom belt igiennem bill bore tilfreos=
,itillen6e for &epublifanerne. Set
fer1te G6tft foreifrtper, at Sc fait=
lotte 8etingelier ifal me66eles Sc
fremme6e 2e9ationer til l1noerret=
ming for 6eres reipeftipe @egierin=
ger, iaale6es at bele 8eroen tan BIZ
be &ione til Sc al @epublifonerne
gipne Softer.
Com 8e0erlog for Mboitotioner
bar ben republifanife N%egiering for
pligtet fig til f%plgen6e operfor Sci,
ieren:
at &eiieren ifal bebol6e fin SiteI
og ifol bebon6les meb fannie Ste
ipeft iom Ell fremmeo Monarf;
at &eiieren ifal goronteres en-
aarlig u6betaling al 4 Millioner
Soeler> in6til M6ntipltemet cr for
onoret, b%porefter ban lfol uobetales
4 Willioner metsifan tie Collars
aorlig.
Sc uoenlan0ife 2egotioner be-
trogter MI Sen fbrlte Safe at Mepo=
l1ttonen iom aflluttet. Men Sc
logger life Sfiul paa, at Sen en-.
'oelige Sr0nine fprlt oil fomme eff.
ter itore gonifeligbe0er og megen
9oe1eggelie. 2egationerne bill, iu6.
til &epubltfen ct officielt anerfien6t
al Sc fremme6e Mogter, ofgjgre allie
:Mfel1emoeren6er l1officielt mes fygr>
lteminiiter Dua Sbi &ai lom Sc
pral entant for set finelilfe Miqe,
men Mnertienoelie af @epublifen fra
Holan0et bill btitnof funne ocntes
1aa mart Ser er 6annet ct @oaIi-
ttons= &abinet.
Sen aboiceren0e @eiier, Gu 81,
er fun ct Barn, iom intet bar meo
@eeieringen at gibre. San er ben
fiote @%fterfommer at set megtige
Mancbu-DD noiti, Der bar berifet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-16

2anoet~ meo Sc itprite @leber er
bette, bbor man life fien6er 11oget
til Smerter og bpor man Burger
@t. Sofobs Die iom Mi6oel imob
&be11matisme, iom forpanoler
Smerten til be6baren6e @le6e.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-24
MEDORA HAS some
FAST fire Fighters

MEDORA, Sept. 24.-Fire started
in the wood and ice house OF the John
Britt place a mile south OF Medora,
and was not discovered until the
whole building was burning freely.
Mrs. Britt had built a fire of cedar
wood in the cook stove for the prepar-
alton of dinner; soon she saw that
the building, which is eight feet from
the house, built of ties and about 16X
80, was afire. She and Conrad Zieger
did what they could to ave the main
house, and began carrying the furni-
ture out.
Mr.. Britt was just starting home
when he say the smoke; others soon
saw the same sign and it was but a
few minutes when there was help at
the scene with fire extinguishers and
other apparatus for the control of it.
BY great effort, handicapped by the
lack of water, the fire was kept from
the main house. Ropes were thrown
over the upright stockades OF the
burning building and they dragged
away; this lessened the danger to the
house. When water was gotten from
the river the flames were 500 CON
trolled.
The building was used as an ice
and coal house. In it were several
tons of coal and som flax straw that
had been used in packing ice. It is
thought that a spark from the Chin
ney. igpited the straw. Beyond q
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-24
CONFERENCE
OF commerce
First Time international Con.
qfess Has Been Held on
American Soil
Over Thousand Delegates
Have Gathered IN Boston
For This MEETING
10y Associated press,)

BOSTON, Sept. 24.-Commercial
industrial, judicial and civic subjects
of far~.reaching interest will be dis
cussed by delegates from all parts OF
te world wo will assemble in Boston
this week for the sessions Of the
Fifth International Congress of Cham
Der of Commerce. Forty foreign
countries, including Russia and sew
Teral Central and South American re-
publics never before represented will
have a part in the congress. Seven
hundred delegates of national and in.
ternational prominence, and nearly
all leaders in the commercial life of
their home cities, will attend. Pro-
grams for their use have been pre-.
pared in sixteen languages and notes
taken on all discussions will be tran.
scribed in many tongues.
The first three days of the con
gress, which opens today and con.
tinues through Saturday, will be de.
voted to business; the latter part of
the week to local sightseeing, after
which a tour to nearly a score of
cities will be begun. Charles Nagel,
Secretary Of the Department of Com.
merce and Labor will represent the
United States on the opening day
and deliver an address Of welcome
and on Thursday evening President
Taft will be the speaker at the con.
gress banquet.
The establishment OF a fixed day
for Easter, previously discussed by
the congress, will be among the mat
tiers considered. The congress at
Milan, in 1906, disclosed a wide range
of opinion on the subject. The COM
mercial bearing of the mobility OF
certain holidays will be required to
and more definite views on long agi-
tated calendar reforms will be-
heard.
Especial interest is indicated in the
prOpositino for a calendar year OF
precisely equal divisions and sub.div-
sions, with each day of the month al
ways the same day of the week, made
possible by establishing New Years
as a day outside the regular cycle
Of dates, and the following day as
January list.
These subjects will be presented in
a communication from Louis Canon
Legrande, Of Mona, President of the
Congress. The cost of living aud
the ~desirability of an international
conference on the subject will be ad.
vanced IN a report by Professor Irv-
Ing Fisher, of Yale University. Other
subjects for consideration include:
The establishment of an interna-
tional court OF arbital justice for suits
between individuals and foreign
states; the u%nlfication Of legislation
relating to checks; international pos.
tai reforms in view of the next con.
ference of the Universal Postal I'm
ion in 1913; commercial statistics
and the immediate institution Of an
international office; the d~esirability
Of an international conference upon
the valuation of through.order.notify
bills OF lading, and of legislation and
other mean for making the system
more effective; the desirability OF in
ternational uniformity of action I'M
the matter of consular invoices.
Official recognition was extended
to the Boston congress by q resolu.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-24
CONSERVATION -.
CONGRESS soon
Many From Washington Meet
log viii Attend Indian.
apolis Gathering

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Sept. a.
An unparalleled list Of notable mel
and women OF America and Europe
will assemble at the National Conser.
walton congress which opens here o.
tOber / to continue for four days.
Through an arrangement with the In
ternational Congress on Hygiene, at
Washington, the conservation con-
sress expects to secure the presence
of some of the most noted physicians
and health authorities Of Europe.
Richard Lieber, chairman of the
board OF managers, has gone to New
York to meet the incoming foreign
delegates and secure their presence
at the conservation congress.
Governor Woodrow Wilson has def.
initely accepted the invitation to ad.
dress the congress on the afternoon
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-24
Benefited Nary Vie
Hid Tube1releox

Those who suffer, from 4 Consumptt1n
are generally troubled, with nish,t
swcats, fever, loss Of strength and lit
s IL q fAe e p 9epstlt tare r 1fsthe 81 5oS Sses SO &c., e.
Something else il needed. EcEnaan's AT
tcratiye Is q medicine which has bStn
most successful IN stopping night s!Meaes.
reducing fever and proIaotins, ag3pstits
saved 4 their lives Investigate what It
did in this, case = a ssS.p4Tt
Gentlemen: For four. years I vas
troubled with cough, which xf1aually
S Sein a Il T %y' elei ! haf I'LL, Pleas I6,i sns;.s ! .sd
petite and had become 80 thin spd lMssak
ties. a. physician .pEonounesdA M e9se
CONSUMPTION. Not being satisled
examined by the physicfaIa ofrrthe Rta1.
the disessse cohsu$ptics, Viii NJ
tP tnm. as ls Tnbe pS1la Ct Baeiiii s VIII Il 'foSea
+ was ordered to@a CONSERVATIVE H0t-
t 'gita j. u NY n I 1rS.Sy tI TSSl4 nc ,Pss nsl!9 x,tss.
alive. Before ! had taken the msdiepe
tsweats ceased, pain in the III breast s.satR.
lfeyed, cough became, loose and Ell.
fever left me, and l commenced getdeg
" s.c sMy he SsaItb Sef sS% ~. nSS1 M,
completely e lseaal eur eu5ea i e 2 ten sssrssssil sttEEeas'
- iMRs.) MARY WAsxON.
ca Esl E MaS green ILL., asS ;is 3, !. 1 sls sti, p \ x.
f Gass 4 Asssns; q. .sss k II easlseSsaesstsas
system. Does not contain Haisons,sy6rlln1e
q habit, forming drugs, AtkI ~ .boVNHt
telling Of recoveffes aud WRIT toS 1cti83xp
Lan ! a z phi.saelRh NJ. n, sss
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-24

Of October 8, at a big mass meeting
at the state fair grounds coliseum,
which will seat 10000 persons. Def.
mite ~accepances of the other presi-
detail candidates are expected at any
time.
The conservation congress. this
year, will be so large that its officers
will a part OF the time split it up
into sections in order that the noted
men who will be presen may be
heard in their specialties. Among
these are Prof. Irving Fisher, Of Yale,
who will tell the congress how he
expects to add fifteen years to the
span OF human life. DR.. Harvey w.
Wiley will %addyress the congress the
opening night. 1t is understood he
will have some startling statements
to make with regard to the inside
Of the pure food fight.
J.. b. White, Of Kansas City, presi-
dent OF the congress, declares that
even though it is campaign year the
VAL Hot SeL lHlo pollllCS
and it is understood that a gentle
suggestion has been made to all
speakers who might be expected to
drag in politics that they had better
keep off the subject.
This is the conservation con.
gress," said President White, land
the conservation congress is not in
politics, We shall have enough to
do il we discuss the big conservation
questions that + before the coul-
try. We expect to discuss these thor
oughly and to hear from the best
authorities in America how to handle
these problems practically. 1t is
time the conservation movement
should get down to practical results"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-24
fire CHIEFS
in SESSION

Special to The Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, Sept. "a
The National Firemen's association,
composed of the heads of fire de-
partments in many of the principal
cities Of the country, met in this city
today in annual convention. Presl-
dent Thomas tombstone Of Chicago
called the gathering to order this
morning in representatives hall of
tn ccapitol. Preliminary business oc-
cupied the opening session. AT the
succeeding sessions, which will last
three days, papers or addresses will
be delivered by Chief W. r. Weeks
Of Battle Creek, Mich, Chief Michael
Corrigan of Chicago. Chief Charles
Swigley Of st. Louis, and others.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-24
HANNA TO SPEAK ..
At BEACH fAIR

BEACH, Sept. 2S.-Wm. ROsen.
berg has received word from Man
dan from j. r. Reeve stating that
Hon. l.. B.. Hanna, who spoke 'at tho
Mandan Fair, had accepted an inyi.
tation from the local fair manage
ment and would speak at the Beach
fair grounds on Wednesday, the sec
ond day OF the fair. October O..
Congressman Hanna has Just re-
turned from Maine, where he had
been visiting relatives, and where he
IA confined to his bed for some
time, but from which illness, he has
fully recovered. The popular con-
gresham is the republican candi.
date for governor. Is a good speak.
er and he will be given a big reccp-
ton. He is one OF North Dakota's
big men.
G. o. P. DELEGATES AT SARA.
.4 ToGA.
Special to The Tribune.
SARATOGA, NJ ", Sept. r24.--The
advance guard Of delegates to the 70.
publican state convention arrived In
Saratoga today. Though the conven-
ton Is less than twenty.f0ur hours
distant the choice OF a candidate for
governor appears to be as undecided
as ever. The active candidates for
the head of the ticket are James ".
Wadsworth, jr.. former speaker Of the
assembly; William s.. Bennett, former
representatives in congress, and Job
r. Hedges of New York City. In ad-
dition, the names OF President But
Ter of Columbia University. District
Attorney Charles 8. Whitman of New
York City. Associate Judge OF the
Court of Appeals Werner and several
others are mentioned.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-24
GLEN ULL|N Man ,
dies IN KENTUCKY

Glen Ullin News: The many Glen
Ullin friends of S. W. Porter. who for
a year or mole was employed at the
Glen Ullin Pharmacy, will be 'griev.
ed to learn of his sudden death which
occurred at Ashland, KY, on the 10th
OF September. We have no partic-
ulars of his death further than that
he was taken suddenly i'll OH Sunday
morning and passed away in the
evening OF the following day. Mr..
Porter left here last spring, return.
ing to his home at Prestonsbury, Ky,
where he entered the drug business
Tor himself and was making good. He
was q young man Of good habits, Uni
assuming in manner and honest to a
degree. During his stay in Glen Ullin
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-24

he made many friends. every a OF
whom will receive the sad tidiAgs or
his untlmely death with genuine re-
gret.
Mr.. Porter was president OF the
Business Mems Club Of PestOnsburg
and resolutions adopted by that or.
ganization shows the high esteem in
which he was held by his business
associates in the old Kentucky home
town where he had spent the greater
portion of his life.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-24
KANSAS w, C., T, u.

Special 70 The Tribune.
SALINA, kAS,, Sept. 2i.--White-
ribboned delegates from all parts of
the state arrived in Salina today to
attend tho opening of the annual
convention of the Woman's Christian
Temperance union Of Kansas. The
convention sessions will continue un.
til the end of the week.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-24
slight scorching and some broken
windows, there was no damage.
MISSOURI ". c. T. U.

Special to The Tribune. :
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. 24.--Eoy
Scouts, assisted in welcoming the
many visitors who arrived in the city
today to attend the annual conven.
ton of the Missouri w. c. +. U. The
convention sessions will last three
days and will be held in the Kings
Highway Presbyterian Church. Sew
eral measures designed to assist in
the spread of the temperance move.
ment will be prepared by the conyen.
ton for presentation at the next ses-
sion Of the state legislature.
For good, clean, o;y Ignite Coal
ohone Nh. s6.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-24

ton OF congress. Under this resolu.
ton the United States sent invita-.
tons TO the governments OF the
world, In addition TO the business OF.
CARNATIONS. Appropriations totaling
$l50,OOO have been made by the state
Of Massachusetts, the city Of Boston
and individuals. for the entertainment
OF the visitors.
Starting on September 80 the for.
eign delegates will visit Buffalo, De.
troit, Chicago, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia, Washington and New
York. The first session Of the con.
gress was held at Iiege. Belgium in
1906. In 1906 the meeting was held
at Milan. Italy; In 1905 at Prague.
Austria and In 1910 at London.
The membership includes CONNER.
clal and Industrial organizations or
al, nations. Delegates to the bien.
NAL convention are Of two classes:
the official delegates designated by
the respective nations, and those ~.
pointed by business organizations az
filiated with the congress.
The Boston Chamber Of Commerce,
under whose auspices the present in.
ternational congress is held. is said
to be the largest commercial organi.
cation In America. 1t has nearly s..
900 members.
The foreign representation by
countries Ia as follows:
Argentine Republic .............. .
Austria.H Hungary ~
Austria ...................... ~
Belgium NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II
Brazll Z
British Empire -
England Gl
Alden, Arabia l
Australia 2
Bahamas 4
Canada IL
lndla b
Ireland 2
New Zealand 10
Scotland 8
South Africa 3
Tasmania ....... ........... :
Cnlle o
emma 5
Columbia z
CUBA l
z
france II
French Colonies (Algiers) ....... 2
Germany 81
IECcCC ..s........ . . ....... q
Guatemala =
Holland D
HONDURAS 2
1(aly o6
Japan b
~
fan1n q
/ Clu U
s
ROumanla l
RUSSIA ...... y
SWcuen b
3
Turkey
europe ).
ASIA D
AlTACd ............ .......... L
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-26
4tsnh nuS Wrttfr.
Der anseblid. GiaFnk bes 4iimmels-
t1rpers a1f Die &itteruus.
Otso ma etaew Msss ,1 RtHesf4ss n baD
est4 be- Hberelaabeu4 sesDadea.

BIZ ben i@ier u~nousrottbor aber.
oIdubii9en 8oritequngen, Die ntdt
1r1lr in ben ,peniger gebiloeten &re1-
fen bes Bottles, fon6ern melt ourlber
binol1s ougemein berbreitet iino, sc.
bort Die Borfteuung bon Dem @in-
f1ub bes Monoes auf ben Gong oe5
@etters. @em es jemals gelungen III,
biefen permeint!i4en @influB in cine
feIbiteroa9te ODER errednete Gormel
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