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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-20
SuffragIsts Initiate FaddIsts.
To The Editor

To The Editor:
The National Association oppos-
ed to Woman Suffrage recently Of
ficially announced at Washington
that the per cent. of suffraglsts
of the country were trying to force
the ballot upon the 80 per cent. OF
the other women of the land.
Of course, it looks ridiculous to
see States going for suffrage IN
the face of the comparatively few
advocates OF it, yet the important
thing to note is that the suffraglsts
are securing the aid of Legislators
in exactly the same manner as do
faddists generally.
A mere handful of women, ,>stlck-
ing everlastingly at it, in writing,
speaking and interviewing, give
the impression to the average legis-
lator that the bulk of women are
for suffrage, and they grant their
demands, as per Illinois. | have
in my own single efforts proved
what merely one opponent to the
suffragists can accomplish.
If the anti-suffragists of the
country would, in only small part,
adopt my methods, they would stop
at once the onward march of suf-
frage. If they cannot work them
selves, and if they cannot back
with their abundant money those
who would, suffrage will sweep the
land
There seems to be one legisla-
tor, however, who is keenly alive
to this tendency of a few to Sc
cure legislation in the name of the
many, and that man is Maryland's
Republican United States Senator,
William P. Jackson. 1t seems that
Montgomery county suffragist
wrote him with view of conver-
sion, and the Just Government Lea
que gave his reply in The Star, of
July 21st.
The suffragists would feign have
us believe that Senator Jackson is
almost persuaded to become one of
them, but the fact is, his letter is
a rare and fitting rebuke 10 the
s per cent of the women of the
country who presume to speak for
the great bulk of 80 per cent. 1t
would be well if all our State and
National Legislators rebuffed all
faddists by calling their attention
to their impertinence in this re-
spect. Francis Buck Livesey,
West Friendship, Md.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-20
GAS CAUSED MINE DISASTER
No One Blamed by Jury For Explosion
That Killed Twenty Men.

Pottsville, Pa, Aug. 20-The coro.
ner's jury investigating the cause OF
the explosion which killed twenty men
at the East Brookside colliery on Aug.
2, rendered a verdict that the eXplo-
sion was due to gas in Fire Boss Dan
iel Farley's district, but that no con-
tributory negligence was discovered on
the part of any one.
The verdict will relieve the Reading
Coal and Iron company OF the pay
ment of damages to the widows of the
victims, but the corporation has al.
ready placed these women on it's per
manent payroll.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-20
THAW'S CANADIAN STATUS
Officials Cite Law on Persons Pre-
viousIy Held as Insane or Criminal.

Officials Cite Law on Persons Pre-
viously Held as Insane or Criminal.
Ottawa, Ont, Aug. 20.-There would
appear to be some reason for the be-
lief, expressed here, that the Canadian
authorities will surrender Thaw to the
American authorities at some point
on the New York state border.
The rule under which this action
would be taken provides that any per-
son who, within five years OF his in
generation in penitentiary or insane
asylum, enters Canada, may be sent
back as an undesirable.
Officials of the justice department
at Ottawa do not believe that Thaw
can be detained legally at Coaticook.
At the immigration department this
statement was made:
'"Thaw can be deported from Coat1-
cook as an undesirable, provided he
did not have transportation reading to
some foreign point via Canada"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-20
Woman Poisoned on Train.

Chicago, Aug 20.-Mrs. May Bach
arach, forty-three years old, vie of
Herschel Bacharach, superintendent
OF the City club of Boston, died, poi
soned by food or water. on a train en-
route from St. Louis to Chicago Cor
oner Hoffman began a searching inves
tigation of the cause of her death
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-20
Shoots Wife Dead. Then Himself.

Martins Ferry, O., Aug. 20. - John
Marshall, forty-two years old, shot and
killed his wife at their home here. At
ter holding the police at bay for half
an hour Marshall shot and killed him.
self. The cause that led up to the
double killing is not known. Four OF
Marshall's children witnessed the
shooting of their mother.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-20
Drouqht Oddities In Kansas.

Kansas City, Mo-, Aug. 20.-Drought
conditions in southeast Kansas and
parts of Missouri continue serious.
Farm implements and vehicles are
falling to pieces because of the heat
shrunken wooden parts. Automobile
owners say the heat is running their
cars. Many new wells are being dug
and nearly every farm is surrounded
by plowed fire guards, as a spark in the
dry grass and wheat stubble would
start a conflagration. Many farmers
are feeding their hogs wheat because
it is cheaper than corn.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-20
SCARED BY THIEF: DYING
Fright Causes CIot on Brain After She
Fiuhts With BuruIar.

Fights With Burglar.
Philadelphia, Aug. .20.-Mrs. Orlando
Keller, the wife of manufacturer, is
dying at her home from a clot on her
brain, caused by fright when a burglar
attacked her in her bedroom late on
Saturday night.
When she awoke and found the
intruder in her room Mrs. Kepler
made an outcry and grappled with the
burglar He fought his way to win
daw and jumped out. After that Mrs.
Kepler lapsed into Inconsistencies
and has been unable to recognize any
of her relatives.
Specialists from the University of
Pennsylvania who were called to ex-
anime her diagnosed the case as clot
on the brain The burglar, William
Talent, an old offender, was captured
by the police.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-20
Bloody Trail Leads to Arrest.

Franklin. Pa. Aug. 20.-Carl Rude
sill, twenty-three years old, was ar
rested on the charge of larceny when
the police followed a train of blood to
his home from a store where robbers
had broken a window Rudesill's hnd
was badly cut and he admitted fallir G
through a window.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-20
PIunoes From Hotel Window.

Atlantic City, N. j., Aug. 2o-Plung,
ing from a fourth story window of the
Hotel Grand Atlantic big caravan.
sary on Virginia avenue, near the
beach, c. NJ Bateman, a wealthy Wis
itor from Lexington, Ky. was almost
instantly killed Practically every bone
in his body was broken.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-20

Winter Garb With Mercury at SO.
Wakefield, Mass, Aug. 20-With the
mercury at 9S degrees, an elderly mar.
Abraham Muetser, nearly caused a
riot when he appeared in long WIN
ter overcoat with the collar turned uD
ind a felt hat pulled over his ears.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-20
Senator Stephenson to Retire.

Ashland, Wis, Aug. 20.-Isaac Ste
phenson will not be candidate for
the United States senate to succeed
himself, according to information re-
ceived here from Madison, Wis. Sena-
tor Stephenson, it is said. declared his
intention to retire to private life.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-20

When unnecessary noise is abol-
ished the picture of messenger
boy looking at an automobile horn
will be pathetic.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-20
STEAMER TURNS TURTLE
Crew on Government Vessel May Be
Cauqht In Cabin.

Keokuk, Ia, Aug. 20.-The govern
ment steamer Henry Bosse turned
turtle in the Mississippi river off the
Keokuk shore during a wind and light
ming storm.
crew of fourteen men were on
board at the time and they were be-
lieved to have been trapped in the
cabin below the waterline
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-20

Our fellow worker inquiries what
is worse than a gloomy day? Candid
ly, two Of them.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-20

Speaking of sirens and Loreleis,
there is the seductive voice of the
Industrious hen.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-20

Remember that a swat in time
may save nine funerals and then
some.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-20

Twas mean man who inslnu-
ated that at suffragette meeting
he not only heard plain things, but
saw EN-
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-20

What a comfort it would be df
mosquitoes were as fastidious as are
rainbow trout in the matter of bit
ing.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-20

When a man is not a baseball fan
it is safe to assume that he is eth
er a poet or a golf player.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-20

What's become of the old fash.
ioned woman who used to coerce her
husband with a rolling pin?
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-20

Anyway, before woman's dress is
standardized something worth while
should be evolved.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-20

After all, why correct the proof
even if the compositor does set 1t
up vulgar instead of Bulgar styles.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-20
For Rent

TOR RENT-Four furn shed rooms, Poplar
l. ST Bathroom linen, electric lights and tel
ephone service. Information given at Keene &
Sherman's and L. E Vane's S-14-tf
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-20
Wanted

~ WANTED-Board for 2 girls, II and IA years,
w while attending school. Address P. O. Box
155 S-19-1wk
XNANTED-You to know that we sell good
w clothing hats and shoes for men wo.
men and children. The Cambridge One
Price Store, ITO Race st S-1-1mo
WANTED-A white lady to stay with me, Light
w house work Mary R. Phillips, lis Muse
street lift
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-20

However, the green postal cards
will not have little bow behind.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-20

Occasionally the limelight appears
to be a sort Of X-ray.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-20

Now Cubist gowns are being worn
er another?
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-20
For Sale

TOR SALE-Household and kitchen furniture
at private sale. Apply to Mrs. Bradley, 1o6
Muse ST S-iS-tf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-07
Sn leine Nfer
8iro Der 1lnil int 9anie oes bcntiacn
@ormittnaS 5nridtretcn.
Sniicnec BON Wengicrigen bcindten
geitcrn bas lleberidpemmungs
gcbiet.

Ger Ohio piro acgcn 8 ll1r
heute Wiorgen iuicoer III ieine llfer ~.
rilftreten. nah0enl er lid 5luoIf Gage
lang iibcr Die 6lutbboGe befnnOeu
bat. lie 3rpeitgroBte lleberidapem.
liiinq in oer @eidjid)te Gincinnntis
miro iomit in einigen Stlnoen Ger
&ergoitgcnbeit angeborer.
Ter SlilB iiel uon geitern Uforaerl
Z llbr bis Z llbr g(mnos nm "a
Sub, nlio ourdidnittlify O,3 SUR bro
Stunoe. Ter Moiieritan0 bette W,or.
gen 3 llbr BELIEF iih auf 5t,S Sub.
Seit liebeu llbr aeifern abeno idat
Der sSIitb ourdlfnittli6 O,4 8itB Die
5hln6e.
IonieHOe BON 9eugierigen pilger.
TEN geitern Dem 5li,Buier 3u, iinl bic
hurd) bic lleberidlmenlntug angerif).
teten 8erbeerllnaen in augenid,eiH 3u
nebnien. ,3ablreid)e Spe5ialpoLijiiten
tpareil in oem lleberidupemmltngsge.
bet itationirt. I'M Die Sronung auf.
redlt 5u erhditen. Gie ,Seuerlpebr lpnr
Den gan5en ldg nit 9ieiulaung Der
nieoer pniierirei gaporoenen Stra.
fen beidditiat SSn ben iiberidppenmt
Ietpslencn 5abrifen mo e5eifdits.
bdliern miro In Sag. uno Iat,tid)ifI.
TEN gearGettet, nm Den bon Der sSlltth
0epoHlrten Shlanrm 3u eniiernen
mo Den ourd, 0ds SoodEpaiier ange.
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6erte pou Gincinuatiern itatteten ge.
tern 0en St1tten am gittle Wiani,
all 6eneu por Der Slntb ibre Soms
mertauier aeitanoen batten. eiuen 9e.
iuh ab lmo ourfiuhten Die Trim.
ner nod Giiefteu uuo 4Iertbiaden.
Go5 6erris alubbaus aui Seafs
,Sarn eiu beliebter Sommergartea,
iii oollitduniQ perif)punoeu.
Der Union Gentrul 8abubof fpiro
hsute Rahmi.iag fpisber benz gettshr
a5erge6en fperoen tonuen.
Iie gioriolf uno &Seitern Giienbobn
Idbt 3u9s pon hem s. 6. &c u. gatns
rofs on Court Strabe nur mad Wcs
8ermott. g., osrtebren. Sas 9sriitt,
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ihtpsmmt tuorosn lei. tptto BON ben
geamtsn Der giisnbabn ais obfcIut
unbeariinbet bs3sihnst, ba bic grId:
iibsrbaupt niht i'm GsringItsn beiads
oigt iporeen lei.
BON bsm g., 8. C .. gd6nfofe
aus miro hsui. Ncrg,n sir 3ug nab
Sprinsfi.lo, 5ol.oo uno 9etrptt abs
fabren. Dieier 3us ipiro isoOd Oaps
ION Hiht beriihrsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-07
8eoemtenoer ghaoem
SnrdD oon @rnd) Der @aiierleitmmgS,
rubre an 4 nnb Nalnnt Ctr.
angeridjtci.

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ments uno oes Strabsnrsparaturs D.
partsments iparsn ben gan3en geitriqen
Gag nit Der Hepdratur Des ourh ben
Wdferrobrenbruh on Der yierten uno
Wdlnut Strabs dnaerifteten Smd.
Dsas befddftigt. Die 20sD(lies Gel.
tungsrObr. Dor bem Union 5ruIt Des
bdlioe an Der Wnlnut StraBe BART
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ter ipurbe in elmer 2dn1e ben 20 5ub
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mem sstpaltigsn Strabl aus benz Cod
berpor unb iib<rfIutbets TN fpenigen
Ulinuten bic Strobs. Die Wulnut
Sirabe abp1rts biz Sur 3tpeitsn
Strabs gIih sinsn rsibenben Strom
uno 5d6lrtite aelIsr uno Gro1sihofie
puroen iibsrflutbei. angeiteat. b.s
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nit iisberbdfter Gle, tis ss itasn as=
Gen 4 lltr fhIieBlih selone, oas DaIs
Ter abSuit<nsn. Die groaeihofIe refp.
a.lIsr bes Union SruIt gebdubss To-
fpis beg Griisn Raiipnal gdnt Bs.
bduoss, Der s.. 6. Sterri.s Comp,
20. 319 321 Walnut Strobe, unp
dnotrer Jirmen ipuren unter MaiT.r
gsIsbt. Der nnaeriftste Shaoen In
bebsuieno. Ter StrdBertbabn gsrt.hr
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infuiae bes llnfdlls nisbrsre Stunbsn
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baits aerdbe oi. eds Der Tritteu Ctr.
srrsiht. als bic 2situn1sr0hrs BART.
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8ritte Strobe einsubisg.n. bd er BE-
fiirhfets. bdb bic Gar bon benz rsiRsn
ben Strome. tpslhsr iif oi, Walnut
Sirabe binunter sraob. umssrifTsn
Dsrotn fonnte. Die Gar tonnt. crit
brsi Stunoen ipdter lire 5abr. iorts
isber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-07
EeriOnal. OtiSeu.

6srr 6 Ghriitian J. grtnis
mann. Elm angtItbensr giirg,r unis.
Ter Staot, iit gdisrn I'm n. Qsbensz
Sabre pom 5oee abb.rufsn tuorosn, in
Mig betrausrt pon feinen Qncef0'igtn
uno ben sablrsihsu 5ieuno.n, Tie er
iih hurh feline trtfilite g strihaiten
bss Gfdrn,iers su srlpsrbsn sepubt
bate. Or mar aus genn1 BET CsHas
briid ssbiiriig uno fhon Dor piel.n
S1brtn sinsetpancsrt. Die 8,sroilun3
finoet pom 1rauerbauie, 524 D1ns
oribge Strap, aus itati, bod III bic
3tii nod ni6t fsfte:isst.
De itsrblite Siias ees 9ri.It .rs
Rsp. Ctto 3isgIsr, g.. =. Dr.,
lieot Bis Ti,nitug Rdtmittla aufges
babrt i'm ct. Gransistus 5ofpiiof.
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S6Iummsr itlob. am 9inhas
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St. gonopsnturl airte iibsrfii5rt uno
bon bort aus f!uoet am UtitttpO6
Worasn Hah benz 5rau rgottesoisnIt
ole gseroisung Itati.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-07

Bie Senf atipHsmelo ou Il Z
Geueutfteben. 9urh bic oeutz
i6e YrsiTe qtng in ben IsBten Suqsn
cine, pom pffisi0ien Selegrop6eHbiiro
perbr.itets Rabridt, ouB in eimm
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bic Sdfss erbrpher uuo GGtieu I'M
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perftprbenen 5arrfmdn, erbeutet NOR
DEN feien. Die meloung errsqte groBes
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uunberte f1b Utonher, Al horen, oaB
bic Bittpe beg Gifsnbobntonies dns
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mar, mubte ss BOD pdbr Iein. Die
gantess, 10 tonitatirte man, oiirfen in
3utunft niht nur NIT Der sr0btes
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b06Itsn 5duiern. benz rsi6ftsn Runn,
fpnbern audi nit benz erDBten Gin
bruch Der Meit reuomnrtren. Die 4ufs
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freilth aIs iiberfliiTi1 berGus. Die
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mem 6ebler oes be6ifFrirsnben Reoct
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5efbli6 finben.
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f6rieben: GnbIib 1T Der GrIbIing
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z ehiNsRaMribtex.

Rem . ort, 6. Npril. - 4uget.:
.5ranconia" BON Qtperpopl.
Qbgegungen: vRuFia" mad 2ibau.
Baltimore. 2tnget.: .gosHid"
bon 6umburg.
Cape Race, q. +. SignaliIrt:
Olympic" bon Sout6omptou rua
Rstp gort beftimmt, 1916 Tleilen Oft
lib bon Sanop Soot; I'm Opd am
mitttpo6 Worgsn I'm 8 llbr.
2iberpool. 4nget.: v8irgintd"
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BON Rep 0Ort.
Soutbumpton. Ibssgun9er:
,9eorge BdIhingtpr" mad Retp Yort.
0opsr. abgeg.: n3seIunb" mad
Rsrp Oort.
Ct. Sobn, q. 9. gngstommsn:
.6esperiun" BON 2iDerpooI; .8icto>
rian~ BON Qiberpdal.
6uIifar. q. g. 2tuget.: Sam.
pausuo" oon ROTTERDAM; rScunotnuz
oion~ ppn Glasgow.
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- Soi. gorii6, BON Ro. 4146 Gbams
ters SiraBe, meloets Der polissi, oab
WafhinsntbeiI. isiHss QutomobiIs i'm
Wertbe bon iiber 500 geftObltn pors
Den fino.
Robert Baron. bon go. 642 so.
z. Sir. ipuroe gsitern an Der Ode Der
4. uno Mil Strab. um f.iH. solb,ne
1aittnubr beiioblen
5ohu Grnin, BON gsp. ga
Wounb Strabe. b<fanb Ii6 ssitsrn in
elmer Wirtbftaft an Der Ode Der 6. II.
Sobn Strobt, als msbrere anb.rt 0ds
its cine S6!dserei ini3enirien. RAD
Dem fid bic uufresuns sslsst bate,
mohie Gripin bic Gntbsdung. bab
feline 9oaritaft i'm geiross BON $500
iotpie Ieine sOIoens 1ai4,nubr Osrs
ihuunbsn iparen.
- 4uf benz Ssitenipese Dor ber
4poibets bes Soi. 9. grannt, an Rihs
mcnb uHo gapnillsr Sirdbs, tpurbe
friib geiisrn Wursen Elm. auiomaitfhe
Ganep Wnitine setoblsn.
- aus benz 9ilberibsat.r bes Nlors
ris ssiibman, Ro. 1426 Central apt.,
tpurben I'm aaufs Der Raft BON
Samiios auf Sonnias idmmilide
eletiriift 2ihi6irnen bon Gigbredsrn
enispsnoet.
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9emtiber Welebrter
Sprid)t Wittiuo6 inter ben auipisicn
oes sitterariid)sn alubs.

Inter ben QuIpi3isn ess 9ittsraris
l6eH aiubs ptro am Wittpo6 4bsno
in Der 2luIa Der llnipsriitdt elm bers
porrassnoer bsutihsr gslsbrter sinsn
Uortrag bdlien.
gs III oieiss Serr grofeiIor aorl
geBoIO. orosntIiher profsHOr Der oris
sntaliIhsn phIIuIogis an Der uniperiis
tat 6tibsl6erg, Der iibsr ods 5bema:
Der GinfIuB gdbpIoniens uno MIN
risns auf be moosrus Civilization"
iprefsH ptro.
prpfsfor gesolo aiIt dIs elmer ter
griiHolihften fennsr Der babnIoniihen
unb afnriibsn gtliertbums. uno lat
aud duf itriftiteasrti6em 8ebist Ter
porragenbes ssleiItst. 9sbeutenees
aufIeben baben ndmentlit bic Shrifs
ten erregt. bic sr i'm anItlub an isins
mebridbrigs 3bdtiststt am 9ritii6ea
Ruisum in lonoon psrfabt Bat.
Der Yortrag am Wlitttpo6 4b.nb
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