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The Washington times., 1913-08-14
THE DATE OF ADJOURNMENT?

Various people are worrying about when, If ever
Congress will adjourn the special session. concern
ing themselves about whether to buy bathing suits or
snowshoes equipment for vacation trips that must
be postponed till after the adjournment.
The worry isn't worth while. From all present
Indications Congress will adjourn at or about SO
a. m on the morning of the first Monday in DeCem-
Der.
The best vacation equipment will be stop watch
with which to determine just how many seconds
elapse between the adjournment of the extra and
the convenng of the regular session.
The Washington times., 1913-08-14

Il(THE men who tunneled into the
East Side collateral bank had
i nothing on a gang out in Chi
! cago that tried to tunnel into
1 my roll,' began the magazine man.
I was putting out agents, and soma
of the gang drifted along my way look
| ing for a piece of easy money. 1 was
wise and turned them down So they
! went out to the suburbs and hired .
real estate office, fitting II out on the
installment plan.
Then they bought themselves some
tin shields and proceeded to arrest every
strange automobile that went through
the town for breaking the speed law.
The stranger would be taken before the
head of the gang, dignified looking
man with iron gray hair snc pink
cheeks, and would be fined ten or twen-
ty dollars for speeding.
Business was very brisk with them
and they fairly coined money. Every
strange auto that passed through the
town was stopped They began &c Nke
a hundred dollars cash bail and would
send part of it bach by mail Soma OF
those arrested did not own the machines
they drove and left them in the hands
of the fake sleuths rather than pay
fine.
autos. And things were pretty soft Tor
them all around, for a while. But one
day they were closed up and tnlrty-
three indictments were found against
them" ,,, -.
How did the public tumble?" asked
the umbrella man.
They tried to do a typewriter !sS- satss-
man out of three dollars, one month ;
nayment on the machine he was rur,
nishinE them with. He got sore and
spied around The gang got seven ye2r5
and spent their roll trying TO beat ths
of / am going 20 be dishonest II is
not going to be for a small amount
nut in the umbrella man.
You had better change your hns
then. I've had some raw ones put oEeE
on me during the rainy season. 70
turned the magazine man
The Washington times., 1913-08-14

England. if she persist in her re-
fusal t" exhibit at the Panama Pacific
exposition. will just about spoil the
whole thing for us. An English exhi-
bition probably would consist of cut
lery from Sheffield. fine-spun cot>n
yarn from what's-its-name, coal Som
Newcastle. sulphuric acid from suff
headquarters, and so on. The participa-
ton o: other nations may be of import
from a political standpoint, but we're
blessed If we think the exhibits will
contain anything that wasn't in our little
old geography. Expositions are fizzles,
anyhow.
The Washington times., 1913-08-14
His Masterpiece.

A CERTAIN renowned ball player
~ whose name had been appear
- ing in magazines over certain
signed stories pertaining to the
game, bumped into his editor a short
while ago.
Say" he said to his literary man
ager, who wrote that last chunk OF
dope I had in your magazine?''
"Bill Blank" replied the editor.
What's the kick
"Oh, no kick at ALL" replied the ath-
lete. Il was only thinking that in
many ways 1t was the best story l have
ever written. Weekly.
The Washington times., 1913-08-14
Wholesale Waste.

<T LII tell you a funny one that's s
absolutely true" said Bunny
Brewer, who has needed the
back-to-the-soiI movement and
recently taken up a homestead on an
abandoned-lookng farm. last fail
along about hog KILN time. We uad
some folks from the city put here, and
likely lOolin gal-nOw quirhor kiddu'
came out to see how / started the
days chores
Wen be awful buy today. Iad,.
says !.
what are you going to do saws
she.
We're going to XIII a COW
"What-a whole COW at onrcr''
What do you think q that Mchnc
she thought We We're going % butcher
a tendCrloin stcakr'-CIcvcIand Plain
Dealer.
The Washington times., 1913-08-14
Good Stories
Our Hero.

TN great deal Of trepidation, a diff
fident young man called at the Of
flee of the father of the girl he was
smitten with and stammered:
Sir, I-I-pardon me, but l want to
marry your daughter"
I'm busy; go and see her mother,
young man." said the father.
Il have already seen her mother, and
! still wish to marry your daughter. -
EVerybody'S Magazine.
The Washington times., 1913-08-14
Learning Golf.

YOUNG woman entered a sport
~ ing goods store one morning.
~ and the polite clerk went for
ward to meet her.
Il want" she said. TO see some golf
clubs"
Certainly" replied the clerk. About
how many do you want?'
Well, really" she responded slowly,
Il scarcely know. You see l am just
learning to play golf, and do not know
much about 1t as yet. Why, / don [
even know which end Of the Caddie to
use se"-LippncOtt
The Washington times., 1913-08-14
Made Up.

~ HE teacher meant to convey .
profound lesson. You must for
give your enemies. boys" she
said. and then your enemies
will forgive you. want you -! %
try it,
The next morning Johnny Jones came
To school with l very black eye
'"yyhy, Johnny. what's the natter
"Aw," replied johnny, I've been for-
Sivin' Scrappy Green, an maxim nin
forgive me'-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Washington times., 1913-08-14
What's on the Program, IN
Washington Today

I,ectur. on The Hostility Between So
cialisu and Christianity before
Study Club on Economics. the Ingram
Memorial Church. 8 o'clock.
Meeting OF Hope Council. No. : Ind
pendent Order Sons Of JOnadao. G4J
Louisiana avenue northwest. D clock.
Masonic-W William F. Hunt Chapter. No
I6 Order of the Eastern Star.
Knights II Pythias-IIarmonE Lodge
X D. T M.-District Tent. No. s. Mar
iners' Temple.
ODD Fellows-ColUmbia Lodge, No. 10;
salem. No. 30. and Excelsior, No. q
National Union-InteriOr Council. Fyth-
ian Temple: Census Council Schmidt
Red NIen-Logan Tribe. No. s. W:scon-
sin avenue and VI street northwest:
Sioux Tribe. No. IS, Four-and-a-haf
and * streets southwest.
The Washington times., 1913-08-14

board is very simple. requiring
nut little previous preparation.
Rut not every girl is fitted by
nature to take up this work. The nerV-
Gus, the easily confused and the irrlta-
BILE girls are not fit TO be telephone
opcrators. Nor is the girl who IS In the
slightest degree weak or deficient IN
voice n hearing
Tn,. calm. quiet. s"lf-p"sSessed girl on
N nnn the huzzlug and hum Of voices
and the, constant jumping Of lights have
nn disturbing effects will max" sue
.cssrul operator. particularly so if sh"
r,,ssrssrs an agreeable. distinct voice
that carries we'll and has sufficient self
restraint to keep al wire messages 10
herself.
The question of keeping communica-
tious secret is OF vital Importance. and
every girl who intends to take up this
,.,,rk should ask herself can | Keep
., secret" - If she can answer this pueS-
lion honestly in the affirmative" she has
rr,, ,T the most Important qualities eS-
...rtlal for this work.
The best way to learn thlS business
- tn enter an exchange of one Ot the
large telephone companies where begin
ncrs are taken and trained. \ girl re-
ceives 80 per week ~ the start while
The Washington times., 1913-08-14
Help.
BY CORA M. W. GREENLEAF

//J ELP. Help" is the daily cry
~ Going up to the silent sl,,-
Rising from earth like a
cloud of steam.
from striving millions that scethe and
t,-,I;
, cry that echoes from hour Of birth
Till the drchmlcSs sleep in old Mnthrr
Earth.
"Iic,p, .i"Ip' How stIngr 1t seems
Life is mostly just tears and .Il,;tus
beautiful dreams OF rainbow hue
Tears that we shed when they don't
come true;
And when courage fails we raise the crv
For help 10 so on al our best hopes die.
The Washington times., 1913-08-14
Amusements

Columbia-''The Barrier. -. 2. III. SD
Sis p. IN.
PoIfs-"An Enemy to the King. 2:lS
GaY'ety-"T'he ave Queen CT Paris" ?:15 and
S:l5 y. IN.
Glen Echo -Amusements.
chevy Chase Lake-ConCert nv Marine
Rand. dancing. and other amusentnS.
Great F,tlls-MusiC anu other muse
mGntS.
Luna Park-Dancink and other lmuss-
Marshall TTalI-Ruats leave Seventh
rtreet wharf " u m. 80 p. IN. and
10 D. n.
River View Tark-EOats leave Seventh
street wharf 10 d. m. , and p. m
Colonial "Reminiscences st. Johns
day except Monday at a. ~ Satur-
day, $50 D. M
The Washington times., 1913-08-14
THlS& THAT
IVftH Sometimes a LlffIe off, Other
AMERICA" FOR AMERICANS.

Land rhere a moneyed ring
Corners a certain thing
EU-e-ry bit;
Land tChere the clerer trust
Has the iHhdbs nOmpluSsed:;
Land ichere tCe simply must
Pay up or quit.
The Washington times., 1913-08-14

Falling back on THE Foolish Die
ticnary," a book so good that it de-
served a better title. there was the
definition OF an exposition. AN over
grown department store" it ran, "us-
ually opened a year or two behind
time
The Washington times., 1913-08-14

William Sulzer and Martin G.
Glynn." states the Philadelphia Public
Ledger" both assert that they are
governor Of the Empire State" Some
Joint govcrnorship. according to the
" "Ledger's" English.
The Washington times., 1913-08-14

You'll lie at the park September T.
Of course. to see Ty cobb play his first
home game with his new team?
The Washington times., 1913-08-14

Things that make life-M. Us life
worth while. Turning the spigot all
the way to get a thin stream of water
the tap being turned on in the kitchen
then to have it suddenly turned off
downstairs and shoot at you full force
all over YOUR fresh white trousers"
The Washington times., 1913-08-14

Being down around the end OF the
column. We might as well tell you that
Ike Hatch U"ar il IF quickIy) is the
truant officer of Lincoln. Idaho. But
keep il Quiesccnt.
The Washington times., 1913-08-14

The announced non-existence Of this wan
d"rnE whatnOt during the two weeks start
ing Monday, August is. is causing thousands
20 send in their subscriptions. Why not
NOU?-Adv.
The Washington times., 1913-08-14

ways 90 tHmo. PTOf. WDmIcIl
answered:
"L"t me tell y"u - story. A great
man once said Ia a friend.
~ think I'll writ" my roroIlcrlInn-.
VERY good. said tn" friend but lot
~" caution YOU not t" r"rolle"t any
thing about celebrities that arc living
"'Oh' said tho great man. .In ING
are Just the ones I want tn
write about. They're the ones thai viii
make my book sell
VERY we'll said the other. .v,lt re-
member my warning
"'Why. what's the danger. anyv.,,.,.
The danger replied the Other .is
that as soon AS You begin fu rerniI,rr
things about living celebrities tho. w.iIr
begin t" rcc"ll"ct things about you.5 -
Minneapolis Journal
The Washington times., 1913-08-14
Why Apartment House Agents Leave
Home.

EN MAY.
Tcnant--"TII take this apartment il
you give me six months rent free"
Jauitor-''In have to have moro pay
That's A hig building" ."
Carpenters This h'rc whole building
is Iuilt wrong"
owner I'm mot getting enough rent
"ut Of tins butIdinG"
There ar" many whose tastes We agree
wIth ,dcep bows t" Kin IIubbardJ, and
there also are th"s" WI" use stub pong.
Were il not for our leaning toward
pulrs in English. instead OF Italian dia-
lc"t, we'd derive certain pleasure from
IA" fact that there is town in Florida
named kissinIn"r
The Washington times., 1913-08-14
Blarney Stone Number.

- F all hard WordS- pronounced or penned-
The hardest are those of 'fcdndii' friend,
The Washington times., 1913-08-14
Newspaper Tales We Have Met.

"Tho country side hcrcahout was badl
shaken today when two mills of the ii
Puut Powder COMPANY
The Washington times., 1913-08-14

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Blarney Stone Number.
~F all hard WordS-pronounced or penned-
J The hardest are those of a fcandif" friend,
The final of a gentleman ability divorce his wife
| without hurting her PANTY.
Never believe pho tells You lopes
and the next admits that he sees your fau
dazzled by tascinaOns that he anything
earth.
Some men their fLtery on th shopel and others
delicate palette kn1e
most of it is bound to adhere.
The of history hare nearly all been spusers;
perhaps because they had Who dared cre their augs
and thus to rob them of their faith in themselves.
Fae like medicine has primary dud secondary effect
make husband adore much UH make him
why combination saint Solon Adous would
himself insignificant little thing like you.
The man treads your PANTY before marriage tread
your dignity and serepect after marriage
When husband courtesy comforting
honesty and leHg StebLOneT pedSdHe house
hold companion than grouchy deacon.
When tuo people proves they admire another
but that they should consider unnecessary
mention the fact again.
The only kisses for feels any lasting gratitude
dIct those that besOws on the BLarney Stone.
The Washington times., 1913-08-14
Things Other People Want to Know.

X. LINGTON. 'Whv the sanitary
cup holders in our public buildings are
invariably empty"
The Washington times., 1913-08-14

Never believe Who tells breath that
and in the admits that he sees your fdus
ddzzed your faratons that he anything
earth.
The Washington times., 1913-08-14

Some like their ftery laid zih shopeL ard Others
NTH delicate palette kne matter HON you apply dee
most of it is bound to adhere.
The Washington times., 1913-08-14

Md =. F.'s: general average"
The Washington times., 1913-08-14

our sympathy in the New York State
fuss We are inclined to place with Mrs
Sulzer, yet our allegiance would he less.
ened no whit if any two published por-
Listening to fOrty-six Sulzeric opin.
ions, b., the way. indicates that barely
10 per cent Of people have mentally
convicted the governor in advance OF
the Impeachment proceedings
The Washington times., 1913-08-14

And this was o'erheard on the Mt.
Pleasant line (great columnal helpers.
the car lines):
Hello
Hello
"How's the real estate business-pret-
ty rotten?"
Pretty rotten"
Il guess all the people who might be
interested in real estate are out OF
town this time of year"
That's what they are"
Still that oughtn't to affect your
business. The people who go away
aren't those who care much about real
estate"
That's true enough"
And ad infin.
The Washington times., 1913-08-14
Our Guess Is Not.

Sir: This was heard on a Ninth street
car last eve:
Lady Ito CONDUCTOR: Does this car
stop at different places"
Conductor: Yes, Ma'am"
The Washington times., 1913-08-14
Why Memories Are Tame.

DROF. BARRETT WENDELL. at
- a Harvard tea. was asked why
books Of rC"oll"ctions were al
ways 50 tame. Prof. Wendell
The Washington times., 1913-08-14

My, but you're incredulous:
The Washington times., 1913-08-14

The final test of gentleman is his ability to diporc
without hurting her PANTY
The Washington times., 1913-08-14
The Height of Vexation.

I. too, dislike 1t much to be
Aroused from pleasant sleep:
But Susie always does't when she
Begins her morning sweep.
The Washington times., 1913-08-14
The Man on the Road
IN CHICAGO.
By II. T. BdttiH.

l(THE men who tunneled into the
East Side collateral bank had
i nothing on a gang out in Chi
caOn iad IN f1rpr,aI infO
The Washington times., 1913-08-14

ME work of operating a switch
board is very simple. requiring
mut little previous preparation.
Hut not every girl is fitted by
The Washington times., 1913-08-14

q. S. 4.
The Washington times., 1913-08-14

The greatest of history hare nearly all been spinr
perhaps because they had Who dared crse their f
and thus rob them of their faith in themselves.
The Washington times., 1913-08-14

P. S: 1 don't know if this is a joke
or not.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-12

tperben perTu6en. DAP bic republifas
nif9e gartet bebilflih iein ipiiroe, oie
@eeenpartei in ibrer aufsabe 3u unters
ifiiBsn, gldllbt oerr anberion ielber
ni6t. Gs lit ia ods bon bornberein
duseefhloITen, od bic Demptroten
unb bic Rspu6litaner in ihren 4nIihz
ten iiber ben Sdrif melt ouseiuanber
gsben. Serr 4ubsriou mar ourhaus
niht psrbinosrt, Dor benz pollen &pn,s
mittee uno por Dem Saufs feline Qn>
iibten gum Qusorud 3u bringen. Die
Nntldge, olB er entrehtst porben fsi,
1T oemna6 ni6t 3ittreffenb. Gin Wprt
bleibt nod iiber ben 3dutus All Iagen.
Sm 4ugemsiuen Ttebt otsIss 8erfab=
rem, bas ben WtiteIiebern Der partsi
SanoiAellen anfest, in fhledtem 3uf.
Die 0emotrdtiIhe partei, einI4lieblin
oes PrGiioenten bat aus oieiem 9runoe
elm 8eroammungsurtbeil iiber ben
8dutus gefdqt. Gs mub bemnab als
cine SnfpnIequenS unb cine Ssuhelei
erfdeinen. bub Die bemotratiIhe portei
Die 8uutilsberri6aft in Der iibertriez
benftsn WeiIs einssfiibrt bat. Die
Redt fertigung lisgt in benz alten
Sage: Hotb tennt tein Gebot. Ils
Die Demotrutsn an bic 8eratbung Der
5arifz unb Syinun5sReform trdten,
mar cine folas 3erfabrenbeit ofTenbor,
bab etpos 9si9sben muBte, I'm aus
oieiem punbertfaden Wiosritreit Der
aniihten ein Progrdmm 3u formuliz
rem. 5terSu mar Der adutus bds all
lein eeeisnsts Wittel. Wdre oos uidt
gei6eben, 10 mar gu befiirdten, bob
Der oemotrotiihe Sarif 10 ftanodlos
auseefaLIen iein piiroe, fpis Der bemoz
tratiibe Sarif pon 1893, uls Glepez
lamb iih peigsrte, ibn nit ieiner Inter
ibrift Su perieben uno ibn obns Iol6e
gum 8eieb erbeben Iieb. Wenn man
na6 9orpiirfen iuht, fam man beren
nod msbr finosn. Gs 1T uotort1n,
bab grdiioent Wili6n ii6 Der qatros
mage beoient, um Stin1n1en in ieiner
Partei fir fein 9rogramm gu gstpine
nen. 8as 1T i'm 9runoe esnommsn
nod I6limmsr. als &uutuss 5srrIhuft.
glber es gibt tsinen prdiibenten, Der
fib ni6t oes sIsihen MttteIs bsoient
hGtts. llniere tonititutionsIsn Gin
ri6tuuasn iino nit 10 OieIsn JsbIsrn
behaftst, buB Die Legislative Waidines
rie ii6 nur nit Wtitteln i'm 8auge
baItsn IdBt, Die man in anbersu Gam
bern uls itanoaIOs be3ei6nsR piroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-12

aiinftler cnogiiIiig nerid)punoen. sSil
SffeiitIihcn 2ofnlen tpiro iicb in Dtiin.
den fnun, cinstiinitIeritarnniiid nod
.treiien lniien. Ipfiir bat er bpppeli
sntereiie fir Die Snouitrie imo oaS
@eiucrbe befommen; nit ibncn iirebt
er als mooerncr 2ebensreiormotor
ON eifrieiten 9srbinoineen an; oenn
er iusiB, ons oeutife Sobrifot bat iif)
10 Derpollfommnet, oob er nini nudv
an Die 1iiBere aufmahung in fiinIt-
leriihem Sinne oeHfen fam, oaB es
it'd aud in ieiner Reflame fiinTtleri-
iher RitteI beoieut.
llub MIR barimr, neil er pielleid,t
elm iehr mooerner D,enif aeporoen
lit, Der Miinhener QiinitIer, onleet
er. bab mon nit ieinem 9amen Oft
mbegriinoete Reflame mod)i, neil -
nun, neil iie mitteIbar aud ibm ielbit
|niist.
Carl Gonte ScnpineIli.
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Die WinGensr &anitler.
Ma in d. G n, enbe sluauIt.

Dit Der Sommer5eIt beeinnt Der
Miinhener aiinitIer, ipenigitens als
Sammelbegriif, in oen Mauern Daiin.
hens an 4ertb ins llebermenihlt6e
81 iteiger. Wian peib un0 abHt, mel.
DE sIttraftion 6as @ort aui Die rel.
ienoe 8elt bat, uno oarum erf6eiili
les in unieren ioHnerlihen 8idtet.
repertoiren 10 furhtbor b1afig. i'd
Ilehe Dor elmer Rlafottnfel uno leis:
9hinhener stIinitlerfbenter, Wiind)e.
ner aiinitierorheiter, Wtarionettsr.
tbeaier Wiin6ener aiinItIer, Weiinae.
ner NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 0siin.
d;ener stiiHlilerfabarett, Whinhensr
aiinitlerfneipe. Gds iii nur cine fnap.
pc ausleie, 3u Der Der glite, brnoc
Iinhener alinitler berbaIten mus.
ino 5u Der er ialt ourhipea IN iehr
loiem 3uinmmenbang itebf. 4ber CT
Edit als rihtiger, taplerer Wfeiitar
baBu fill er proteItirt nift, es
iGmeifelt tbm nieleid3t
lino bod, fiegt piel Roie un6 aud,
niel aolihbeit in ali 6ielen 1iteln.
Seibit nit oem Miiinbeuer aiiHftler.
tbenter bat er iest iebr iDenig nnebr 81
tbun. 9enn fein Winhener aiinitler,
.fein NiiIdener S6nuspieler uno teIn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-12
Shrserm.iiter @asuOr.

Der 9irsermeiitsr Der 3p<itgrobtsn
Sta6t Der Delt III ol6inssitisbsu.
Rad SamIsts QuEipru3 bab siu
G6rIi6er Elm aussrIeiensr aus guus
ienoen iit, tam er su ben Qussrlefsnsn
9erehnet psrben, Dsnu feline Gbrlihtett
puroe bereitptQtgft anertdnnt. Gs
mar ni6t bios cine paIiipe Rs6tlihteit,
ionoera lie mar aud aggrsfio, ipis er
iie ipisoerbpIt eripies, aIs er bic 9ldnc
getpiiTenloier golititer ourhtreu3te
uno ioIder Qrt ben 8iirgeru stn RET
ter mar. grogoem piiros es Der Wabrs
belt niht entipre5en, ibm cine bpbs
SteIIung ais 8iirgsrmeiiter suSufDsis
ZEN. Qber auf Der anoeren Sstts rpdre
es niht rihtig, ibm Die alIeinigs ShuIo
an ieinsr un6efrisoigenben amtsfiibs
rung bsi5umsfen. Quf IhIshtem So
ben t0nnen teine gutsn 5riihte reifsn.
Der ebrlidTte unb Der thattrdftieIte
Rann oermag gegsn Elm fhlehtes Sps
item niht aufgltommen unb nirgsnbs
palten in oieier 5infiht ihle6tere
9srbdltntTs u6, als in Reip gort, neil
bort bic poIitiide 8eeinfIuTuug Der
itGbtiiheu 9erp1ltung am grsaitsn
gum 9orifRin tpmmt unb bic bdbs
lihite grfheinuug Der politit, oas
8pbtbum. in botitsr gliitbe ittbt.
gtep Yort Bat ous gr0bts Bulge:
BON alien StGbten Der 0slt unb IN
istner 2siftungen fteht ss auf oeuisis
ben Vipsou ME &ouitdntinopel. SelbIt
bus pertOmmsne RuBl1no III ibm in
Der itdotii6eH 8erpaltuns ii6srlegen.
Sn oieisr Weiie laoet bus 9obin=
iheGoeu 0apnors gu getr1htungeu
iber Die f6ls6ts 8srpaltung Der ams,
ritaHif6sn Stdots unb ibre uriahsr
Elm. 9as 9runoiibsl bdben mir BE-
rsits erpdbut. Gs if bic pplitit uno
uihts onberes ais oie pplitit. 60
Iange giirgsrmsiItsr GuF Grnno ibrsr
purteiungebOrigteit gspdhlt tperoen,
1T ausgei6lofen, olB ous 4mt ben be-
ten Mdnusrn 5ufdQt unD Der burA
polttiihe Giufliiiis gepdbits 8urgers
meiiter ift Elm StIaps isiner partei.
Statt bel alien isinsn SanoIungsn bas
offentlihe WObl i'm 4ugs 3I bebnlten,
1T fsin augsnmert barauf geri1tet, ME
fie feline partei beetnflufen per6en.
Wenn sr einen gutsn 9iensr, ben sr BEL
4nbegtnu Ieiner 4ominiitrdtion oors
finbet, bsbaItsn fpia, perbiettt linn bos
Die Stulb, Die er fsinsr partsi ssgens
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