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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-07-13

COLONEL COCKTAILS.
steadily. All the locks are twins, the
two being side by side at each point
The filing Of the canal depends solely
on the completion Of the locks, or,
more specifically speaking. the lock
gates. which are Of steel and are be
Ing made and installed by pittsburg
concern.
When Colonel Goethals left Wash
ington recently on his return to the
isthmus 1t was with the entire conf
dence Of President Wilson and secre-
tary Of War Garrison. He will remain
at the head of the great enterprise as
long as he desires and will continue to
be the sole and absolute director of the
canal. The tncipient instruction Of
certain Of his associates who looked
for change because Of the change in
the administration at Washington is
long thing Of the past President
Wilson's administration did not and
will not disturb the conditions which
have produced results that command
the respect and admiration Of the
world.
" BY Jan. i the canal will be In con-
dition to handle such commerce as 1t
may be thought best to send through
it and can be used by the vessels Of
the navy feet il that is deemed wise.
Then will follow the organization of a
permanent administrative force--some
times mistakenly called civil govern
ment-and the whole OF next year will
be devoted to training this force, cor
recting any errors which may be dis
covered and getting everything in
smooth running order for the formal
opening on Ian. I. l915.
When the canal is completed and In
good running order Colonel Goethals
will ask permission to step aside just
before the formal opening. and he will
do SO with the satisfaction Of knowing
that he has completed the canal. With
ample margin. inside OF schedule time
and well within the cost he estimated
when he undertook the work.
What steps might be taken by a
grateful nation to show It's apprecia-
don OF the great work Colonel Goe-
thals has accomplished in the face OF
almost inconceivabIe obstacles Is not
matter with which he Is willing to
concern himself. Like a true soldier,
be contents himself by saying. II have
merely carried out my orders.
The alleged friction and difference
Of opinion regarding the advisability
OF turning the water In Culebra cut as
soon as possible or OF waiting until all
the soil deposited BY the slides has
been removed by dry excavation
proves to be merely an evanescent
piece OF argumentat when the CHER
engineer of the canal explains the sit
uation.
Excavation with dredges is cheape,.
and more expeditions. says the COLO
mel. If the flooding is going to ag-
gravate the sides the sooner we know
L the better and the more time we
will have to handle the increased ma
terial.
With that foresight which has mark
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-07-13
Dr.. Stuck, Missionary.
Reaches Summit
OF Mount Mckinley
THE Rev. DR.. Hudson Stuck. an
Episcopal archdeacon OF Alas
ka, was the first person to


ka, was the first person to
reach the summit Of Mount
Mckinley. having accomplished this
feat. which had baff1ed all Of his prede
cessors, on June last He started
out several months ago, and after hav-
ing conquered the treacherous Ice
trails and scaled the high. snow COW
cred cliffs he was in the end reward
ed with success. attaining the top Of
the highest mountain peak in North
America.
After his success DR.. Stuck sent a
message to the outside world telling
of his experiences Harry F. Kars-
tens, r. G. Tatum and Walter Harper
accompanied DR. Stuck on his success
full ascent.
A merc,lrial barometer was carried to
the summit. and readings and observa-
tons were made which should per-
NIT closer approximation Of the true
altitude Water boiled at 174.9 de
grees on the summit Of the mountain.
With fieldglasses the party saw clear
~ the fagpoley erected in 1910 by the
Thomas Lloyd expedition. This was
Oh the north peak, the lower Of the
two main peaks.
After completing their observations
DR.. Stuck and bis party hoisted an
American flag and erected six foot
cross on the highest point in North
America.
The message from DR.. Stuck con
cludes:
1.-THE northeast ridge is the only
possible approach to the summit Due
to the violent earthquakes of last July.
the higher ridges We're terribly shat
tered, and this added largely to the
danger. difficulty and labor of the as
cent. We spent three weeks in con-
Hnuous bad weather, hewing a passage
three miles long through this side.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-07-13


again on the shores of Lake Erie. Sec
rotary of the Navy gDaniels ordered
this flag sent to the Perry centennial
exposition, which opened at the Toledo
Museum Of Art on June % The cele-
bration commemorating the one hum
dredth anniversary of the great battle
on the lakes is now in progress and
will continue in several cities on the
lake shores until Oct. l.
The command Don't give up the
ship!' was the last order of Captain
Lawrence of the Chesapeake During
the fury of the battle Perry carried
the flag from his demolished flagship
to the NiasagGp in perfect ohail Of
British shot ana unt1er it turned tho
tide of battle al = Brought victory to
the American squadron.
There are other interesting historical
relics of this great battle ON display
during the celehra ton. The Rhode IL
land Historical society of Providence
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-07-13

OSCAR s. sTRAUs tLEFT) AND L. A. VILLAS
IN WATERPLANE
are concerned. the flying boat is quite
luxurious. 1t is solidly built. and rich
leather cushions have been provided
for passenger and driver The pro-
peller and steering gear are of polish
ed mahogany, and the fittings are nick
Ell plated An effort has been made to
make 1t as comfortable as a Pullman
car. Mfr. Villas explained.
Oscar s. Straus. millionaire philan-
thropist, who was candidate for gov
ernor of New York state on the Pro
xressiye ticket at the last election was
the first passenger to accompany Mr.
Villas on one of his flights. The trip
was about ten minutes il duration
and in consideration of bis passenger
MT. Villas. did not rise more than fifty
feet above the water.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-07-13
MRS. sTETs0N WRITES BOOK
Claims Her Views Should Be Adopted
by Christian Science Church.

Claims Her Views Should Be Adopted
by Christian Science Church.
Portraying herself as the true teach
er OF Christian Science. the spiritual
head of the church as opposed to the
directors of the Mother Church, Mrs.
Augusta E. Stetson. who was excom-
municated from the Mother Church Of
Christ. Scientist. In Boston in 1910. has
written new book entitled "Reminis-
cences, Sermons and Correspondence"
She clearly shows in her recent work
that she regards herself as the per-
son to whom Mrs. Eddy intended the
real authority of the church should de-
scend-not MS the head of the church
In the sei3e that Mrs. Eddy was and
ia but in the sense that her interpreta.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-07-13
Famous Battleflag Is
Again Unfolded
On Shores Of Lake Erie

Il FTER 100 years Commodore OH
IA yer Hazard Perry's battlefag,
. bearing the famous inscription
..no.,,4 CbiraN, 10
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-07-13
SENATOR ]. HAMILTON LEw1s.

SENATOR J. HAMILTON LEWIS.
have just q little something more IN
me than some of-shall say my &C.
5centricities. which get I'LL the atten-
tion7 I'd like to be treated in digni-
ded manner once In awhile"
But he didn't answer the question.
Mr.. Lewis is one Of the real delights
Of Washington. He is pointed out as
the elegant whip OF the senate the
man with the pink Whiskers'' and the
most affable man in congress by the
guides who show strangers around the
United States capitol.
The rumor that he contemplated re-
moving bis Whiskers caused d mild SEN
sation not only in Washington. but also
throughout the state OF Illinois. where
he Is personally known to thousands Of
people. IA.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-07-13
!. SHIPS MAY SAIL
PANAMA CANAL
Water to Flow In Cu|ebra
Cut Early In October if
Plans Work.
.HE Panama canal will be prac.
tically completed by Dec. l.
By that date it will be posi-.

bic should the necessity arise,
to transfer the entire Atlantic fleet
from the Atlantic to the Pacific by
way of the canal
Early in October the hast dixie. that
which is holding water out of Culebra
cut, will be blown up, and the cut will
fill Immediately to depth of ten feet
or more, which depth will steadily in
crease until by December, with normal
rainfall, the surface in Gatnn LAKE and
the cut will be up to it's normal level
of eighty-fve feet above sea level
Only one complete set of locks viii
be completed by Oct l, but the com
pletion OF the others will! proceed
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Sat gcitcrn Die Sentrnl TipiIion Der
NoOcrtiier9 Glub9 Df Nmerica
erludblt.

Die Central Tipiiion Der 9Ihpcrti.
ier$ Clubs OF 2lmertca bat III tbrcr
gcitriQeu @cit)ditaiibung I'M Sinton
0otci Die 8eouten iilr ona fommcnoc
rSabr ermabIt. Gaa 9telultm Der
@abl mar mir foIgt: Eraiiocat,
9lacquc &}ilion, 9feoattcrr Scr 40.
leoo 9laoe"; GrIter 8i3eprdiibent,
". Z. CAREER, Nilmoutce; 3lpcitcr
M5cprQiiocnt, q. =. 6or, Chicago;
Scfret1r, Gooio @ibiou, Glepelduo:
Shatmciiter; e. Z. OicrriQ, Brano
RQpio5; Grcfutipfommittce: s. u.
5tcpcnipn, Miibdpota, >Snh. Z &.
CnoncQ, Iapton; &. s.. Satbopar,
Ghicugo; @3. g. Chambers, Gincin-
mott unO Soracc Hpnn, Snoianapo.
lis.
Sm 2ouic ser geItrigcn Siblug
purocu lpieoer cine 9tclbc BON 8or-
trQgcn qcbaltcn. Der Soltptrcoucr
Imor l9iuiam G. 1rcegnan pou Der
,9telu Dorf Gribune". Ger i'll icbr
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Die ,3citungcn iiG in Ocu AuIonccn
lcnal an Die @abrhcit mo oil Ihat'
Fiahcu boltcn rno ie0mc0c Gntltcllun-
ucn ucrnciocn iollten. Ter Rehner
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| I1eluiiicnloien @crIouen qcgcn @e-
3ahlltug fir Gatcutmcoi3inen per.
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bcoGltcnocr 8anlSl acihaifen nor
0cu lei, un0 Gle umpahrcn llno prab.
lcriilen glnprciiungcn im Sr0Bcn
uuo @ancu misgemcrjt moroul
leign.
llutcr oen nnoercu 9ieOncrn 1efaa.
ocn lid scr Dornaligc @ouocrnclr
5olf pom Wiiiouri, z. 6. Iobbs, Der
DormaIigc Erdiioent Oca &crbanos;
IG. u. Stcpeniou, Der 8etrieb0leiter
Der 8cnler Erooucta So. pon Wtiibd.
Inasa,- 15uO.; :. &. @eninntn, DER
| 9{nronccnagCnt Der Gltlcrs@ s@anlber
D3unuiactllrinl SO. Don 9liIpalltce
uuo !. :. Stofca, DER porlnaliae In'
Inonccnoucnt Don WaribaIl Sicla s.
EGe in Chicago.
Nln 2adnittoa mad,tcn Die TeIe'
Qatcn ais 80Itc Ger 0anorlatanlmer
cine Sroucpiahrt nurh Die Staot uno
ole ndbcre llmacbunQ. las Gllo5icl
Der Gabrt mar Der ;3ooIoqiidc Gar
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iin0ct 0ie nddlItidbrigc aonpentloa
lin indianapolis itatt
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gite 6etrGat $31, ,o18.55. bericnise Der
Ghriitine Gpinner S652.5O. oerlentae
bes Wlnttbetp s.. McGinnis $3.50,
berieniae bes O. u. Shines $13,s
374.42 unb oerieniqe Der Cora s.
gngelbarbt $3770.52.
Clemens r. Grieie iit Qd6labpers
matter bon fran. @. Softer: psrfo.
Halien 5000.
Stelld 8. go9noper iii 5eita.
mentsDolIafirederin pon 6orton Us.
gohnofper; perfonaiien $500.
8erfhtebenes.
s.. Z. Sdlueter erIdnate Elm urt6eil
iiber 500 aegen ssobn ailiun.
Catherine Morriiien srlaneie auf
9runb srlittener 9erlsbungen Elm
llrtbeil iibsr $1,000 aegen Die StaDt
Cincinnati.
Utper Golb6era bat cine Saldrfor.
oeruns iiber $1071 "a oesen ole gbitip
Worton Qrt Bulletin 60. eingetldst.
Gliiubeth 8. Waion tloate cine
Detislforbsrung Ibsr STE eesen
3bornton W. uno Gliiabetb 8. Qspis
elm.
2ena R. 8ebrens bat cine Saldrs
forberuna iiber $500 seaen Wm. Z.
greB!er eineetlaat.
2fuf Grunb srlittensr 8erlebunaen
BAT Wm. aammsrer, Sr.. cine aIugs
iiber $25O0 oeoen bic g. &c 81. R. 81.
Co., Die 6. &c 8. Rp. 60. uno bic 6.
& 8. Rp. 60. BON oSnoiana onass
itrenqt.
Die 2opelano Wutual 3. &c g. go.
tlaate eine 6npotbetforberung iibsr
I25O.80 9s9en 6arrp Z. StinIon u.
q. piu
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Gbe.GrlaabniRiheime.

(5enru 9. SatbaUap, 81, 1927
aeulper Cane.
5nunie e. Sunpbries, %, 26O5
slImS qlnce.
larthur J. gopoI, %. GImrpooN
3larc.
iglanfe 6. 9erpton, 2s, 22s BOOB
naro Strabe.
f8eorae Crenihatu ir., 80, 2io5 u
/ s. StraBe.
lGtbel 80. ReSmnu 2t, 2i05 VI. 3.
igborles q. 8iiieI. %, $50 Gro,pn
lRutb 8olters, 19, 4. Ctr. Sotel.
{1iaiam laris, Canton ..
lGatberine Spurgeon, 30. 1882
Stote sluenue.
(gernGro :. @eabrod. Is, Blue
/ Rcd nno Gberrp StraBe.
lgauline Z. Slider. H. GlmorG
lmo goroen SfroBe.
iGbarles 4iaiams. 90. 6opiuaton.
,Sennie Suqle as, l42 6. WcyiidctI
l,soiepb 7. gaumgartuer. 40, 720
Burns StraBe.
lDla6el !. Simmons 35. 29t9 Brice,
I1iIliam s. 9eierIe. %. 334s
Sonihiioe apenue.
l5aOie bod. iS. 1882 Southli0e.
(eouis areioenItern. 80. 2i79 Der,
| naro StraBe.
lRarp 8ueit, 40, lilo Wariball.
laeou gertrpis. 27, Sa5aro. SIN.
lWtarD 8reenberg. 30. $50 Clinton
larnoIo q. Aseb6, 80. 26t9 8ine.
Spiepbine Gumisten. 20, 2SO9
0Ienbora Mpenuc.
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3eit, ibm fol6e Gntideibun9en por5n
leoen, lpornuf er Damn Die Dor ihm
ihpebenben SdfIe entfdeioen fpiro.
Wegen su f6nellen 5abrens I'M
Gben Bart bate Der Partpoli3tit
6ortuna William 5maters, BON ao.
2420 Mab GtraBs, unb Die 6ebriiOsr
Otis unb Sofepb geaper Deranlabt,
Dor osm Ri6tsr gu eriheinen. 8ie8es
briioer Bearer paren erf6ienen, Smaz
tiers jeoo6 nift. Rihtsr 6ride per
tagte bic SydIle bts gum 8. Nopember
unD lieb ourhblidsn, oob Die SttIfe
fir jeben Der 9eiebesiibertrster S25
nebit Roitsn Ieiu rpiro.
SSreb 8pper, bon go. 1910 Coleman
Strdbe, mar angetlagt Doroen, NIT
ieinem QutO apifGen elmer baItennen
Strabenba6ncar unD bem 8urgeritei9
gefabrsn gu ietn. Ri6ter 5ride D;r-
urt6eilte ben 4ngetlagten gu einet
Celebrate BON So unb Soften.
Der % Sabre aIte Sobn ScanIon.
bon go. 642 Beit 5. StraBe uuroe
unter Der QHttage Der beabIi6tigter
S0otung ben 9robgef6fpprensn iibsr.
nieisn unD feline 8tirgidoft auf $1,000
angsfest. Sranlon purbe auf 8eranz
laHung DDn Hiharo pierce, pon Rr.
964 Weft 5. Strdbs perbaftet, bu 2ebs
terer befur6tet, BON oem 4ngetldgten
optfintet All fperben 3m peiip DefTels
ben rpurbsn Elm Rspolper uno Elm EGs
iirmefer eefunbtn.
5ruu Sennte Collins, bon go. 211
Sft 13. StraBe, erpirtte geitern gsgen
Jrau SuIlipon, II. Ctr. uno 8roaDs
nan tpohnbaft, einen 6aftbefebl ne.
gen tbdtliten Qngriffs unD a0rper-
osrIeBung. 5rau Collins mubts in
oas Gsri6tss sgursuu setra9en peroen,
ou ibr aorper ourh bic srItttsnenWibs
hanolunssn bOs perlsst isin ioa.
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Die SmogetsM sMusftellnng.
Tas Gjeiunobeitsnmt nirS nit orei
Sdlaniuagcn in Der Earaoc
pertretcn iein.

Gic oiesidhrige 9uogetaltsiteaung,
Die befanntlih pom /. bis gum 10.
Gttober i'm Union Central Bebduoe
an Der 0ierten un6 SlnC StraBe ltatI.
iiuoet, pcriprid)t ilberaus interelIaut
su meroen. sSiir ben Groifuuugstog
lit Gin unpoinnter llm3ug geplant
Doroen, in lDelhem ale Itdotiid1en
Gepnrtements nertreten iciu ner0eu.
Wit oie intereiiauteite GiUliion oiiritc
Oie ocs it1otiid)eu Seiunobeitsamts
biloeu, ons orei bilbihe SdulupagcH
in Scr Bara6e babet miro. 9lui eis
mem oieier @ogen miro Die 5abudr5t'
Iife alinif. pie iic iilr Die 3oaliHge
Der ofientlid,en Sd)ulen iett fur5enl
eingeiiihrt moroen, i'm pollen 8etrIeb
iein. Ier 5lpette NSagen miro cine
glilditation i'm pollen 9etrleb 5elgen
uno Ser brittle 3oaeu Elm Shul5lnl'
mer untcr ireiem Simnlel, cine Gtu'
ridtimg, ole i'm esutereiie itmdtlf.
der ainoer eiugefiibrt moroen 1T.
ssm eroaeifoB oes Union Central
@ebduoes, no Die Budget gluaitel'
lung imterge6raht lit, berridt 9egeu.
ipdrtia Gin iebr reaes 2ebeu. lie
gorar6eiten. iolUeit Oas 2tuiidIagelt
BON GapiQon5 uno aiosts i'll Setrad)t
fommt, iinO nabepI beenoet uno NIT
Der Snitalirung Der au5jultcllenocu
8egenItdnoe, No0eae mo laiclH
iuiro nod I'M 2auie oieier Node Ge.
aonneu neroen iobaB am tomuen'
ben D'ittuod, Dem Groiimingstagc.
Sie ausiteQunQ IN allen ibren Gln5cl.
1eifen iertig lem miro.
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,sm aampi id)lptr perlett.

,Sm Sauie go. 1866 Central auc.
ipieIte ind, geitern Rorsen sn iriiber
Siunoe cine S5ene 3Iuiid3en Den bel.
Den 5erben glanoo Sorgtng uno
Nihael 0lilier nb, neld)e nit einer
idyperen aotperperlesiina 0es erIte.
rem caoeie. Diilier idlua ieinen ebcg.
ner init cinem eilertitiid nieoer. Ms
Soraina reauugsIos auf Dem SiBbo.
oen lieaen blieb, glaiibte YtiIIer, odB
er Den Ntann er'd)laaen babe nn0 cr.
griif. nur leidt befleioet, Die sSlad)t.
Ter gerleste fam ipater uieoer 5nr
9eiiunuHg uno lieB iid i'm itaoti.
ihen SoipitaI einen 8erbnno nnle.
gen. Ter Sliiftling fomnte nod nidlt
erarifieu meroen.
1fit elmer Stih)munoe In Der
5eite eridpien eeltern Worgen Der 81
ssabre alte Charles alode i'm itdbti.
id)cn aranfenhmls, nm iidl eineH
8erbana anleaen su Iaiien. anfans.
lid erfIdrte Der gerleste. oaB lbHl
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MusoemW Wsani3ipalseridbt,

Qm Gamitaa pirb gti6ter 5ride
feline gntihsiounq barber abgeben,
OF bas 5raasn zines Banners obsr
glatats auf osr Strabe ais unes
tiibrlifes getraoen harattsriiirt uro
beItrait tperDen tam. Geitern hattsn
iidl perfhieo,n. 2sute Dor oem Ridler
unttr Der antlaae su perantporten,
bab he Iich uu1sbiibrlih betrosen bat
ten, neil Iie i'm cyntsreiis BON llnionen
9Iatate por ptrpifIsn Wanbelbtloer=
t6eotern uno einem 9eihdftsbaus bin
nnD bsr ostsdasn hotten. Der Rinier
nab Der anIitt Qusorud, oaB bic
2eute uitt beitrait tperbsn tonntsa,
be lie nahfpeislit bic Ruhe nid,t se.
ft1rt baiten, ionoern bic aubeitOruns
aen ourh bic Wsnihenmenge. Die iih
ugIammelte, reruriaht poroen iei
pa ieood, Die anipdlte Der alager 6es
faLpteten, grd3ebensfdlle anfiihren su
-f1nnen, tpelhe nahtpeiien. odb oas
Syaaen folder Banner itrafbor iei,
gab ibusn Der Rihter Biz Samitag
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Neri6pben
SSuroe Die 8ruSeiiirung BON Is. Is.
8albreatb uno Charles s.. GGOIs
i'm SnnoesgerIdt.

Gle Bro3eiiirlmg BON &. g. (8ale
breath, Dem pormalIgen Hraltoenten
Ger 3neiten Nationalbanf lulo Gba3.
$. Iooi3, Dem pormuIigen &t}eprus
iioentcn Der 9anf, lit geitern i'm
9unoc$qerid)t bon Hitter Soter mtr
rnbeitimrnte 3eit peridoben woroen.
Iieie@ Qelhab oltf Den 9tntrag Der
(nm1lte 8aIbrcct5's bin, Die our6
3cuauiiie pom Gr. Gouio @olflteln
unb Or. EbilIip 3cnner ocn 9tod)-
mci5 rubrten. OoB 8dlbreatb gciunos
Geitlid nid)t im StanOe lit. gc8cn.
wGrtig Den &ro5eB 3u beltcben. Gr iii
nohqrQoig ncruoS lmo miro itd III
Den nahitcu Ioacn 3rr 8leoerber-
itclluna ieincr Ociltn0beit nad DEM
SilDen bcqcbcn.
8egen 8nlbrcatb uno Iaols mar
6efauutlih am 10. April B. q. Don
Den 9uuoesgcifworeuen Die 9lH'
flaQc erbobcn lporocu, oof ite it'd
aegen Die @onfgeicte perqaHgcn bat
ten, inbem tie Der TorOs1Sobnion So
in unqeieBnlaBiger @eiie Die Gjeloer
Der 9auf liebcn, iooaB Die 9anf n1
0en Ron0 oc5 8unferotts gebraG)t
mtr0p
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eisensimipritsren.

lie 4nmiltcn Gonntn SpiritmoIen
2i3eIisbehorbe miro in ben ndd,itei,
ldofn nrei Sniprftoren ernennen. be.
rem giIidlt es iein miro. aenone 9lad
iorihuneen nit 8e5na alii ollie appli.
fationeH nm Sd'nnflijcn5en ailsiiitel.
len ni0 pon Den gerid)teu nieier ssn.
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GinIaeaugen sur Seamtenpabl uuo
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