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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-12-09

we can use. The city man has very
erroneous ideas of agricultural condi'
lions. The commonly accepted theory
that we are 81 ort on production is all
wrong. Our annual increase in pro-
,duction far exceeds that Of our In
crease in population.
: The World as a Farm.
Taking the world as one big farm,
we find two billion acres Of land in
cultivation. OF this amount there is
approximately $4,000 900 acres on the
western and 1850, 0O0,O 900 acres on the
eastern hemisphere, in cultivation
This estimate, Of course, does not in
clude grazing lands, forests, etc.,
where large quantities of meat are
produced.
The worlds annual crop approx
mates fifteen billion bushels OF ce
reals, thirteen billion pounds Of fibre
and sixty-ive million tons of meat.
The average ANNUAL world crop for
the past five years, compared with the
previous five years, is as follows:
: Past Half Previous Half
: Crops Decade. Decade.
Corn (Bu.) 3,934,174,000 3,403,655,OOO
Wheat(Bu.) 3,522,7 10000 1885, 900
Oats (Bu.) 4,120,017,O00 3~.5OS,315,oOo
Cotton (Bales) 19,863,SOO 1~7,541,2oO
The world shows an average In
crease in cereal production of 10 per
cent during the past decade, compared
with the previous, five years, while the
worlds population shows an increase
of only three per cent.
The gain in production far exceeds
that of our increase in population, and
it is safe to estimate that the farmer
can easily increase production rs per
cent il a remunerative market can be
found for the products. In textile
fbres the world shows an increase
during the past half decade in produc'
ton Of il per cent against a popula'
ton increase of three per cent.
The people Of this nation should
address themselves to the subject OF
improved facilities for distribution.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-12-09
ILiqht Humor.

In the latter half of the eighteenth
century one Of the members of a little
scientific society in Liverpool, Eng
land, laid a curious wager. He bet a
brother scientist that he would read a
newspaper by the light Of a farthing
dip at a distance of 80 feet. The B. s.,
finding the feat difficult at even a sixth
of the distance, cheerfully accepted
the wager.
The layer merely coated the inside
of a shallow wooden box with sloping
pieces of looking glass, so as to form
a concave lens, placed behind his farth.
ing dip and readily deciphered the
small print at the stipulated distance.
; The experiment was witnessed by a
Liverpool dockmaster. He "a a think.
ing man and saw great possibilities In
this learned jest. He straightway
adapted the principle to lighthouse re-
. quirements and forthwith the modern
reflex light, with it's miles of reflected
range and untold ~life-saving powers,
sprang into being.
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MARKETING WORLDS
: GREATEST PROBLEM
WE ARE LONG ON PRODUCTION,
SHORT ON DISTRIBUTION.
BY Peter Radford
Iecturer National Farmers Union.

The economic distribution Of farm
products is today the worlds greatest
problem and the war, while 1t mas
brought its hardships, has clearly EN-
phasized the Importance Of dlstrlou-
ton as a factor in American agricul'
ture and promises to give the farm
ers the cooperation Of the govern
ment and the business men the
solution Of their marketing problem.
This result will, in a measure, com
pensate US for our war losses, for the
business interests and government
have been in the main assisting al
most exclusively on the production
side of agriculture. While the depart
.ment Of agriculture has been dumping
tons of literature on the farmer telling
him how to produce, the farmer has
been dumping tons Of products in the
nations garbage can for want or a
market.
Ehe World VIII Never Starve.
At no time since Adam and Eve
were driven from the Garden OF Eden
have the inhabitants of this Worlu
suffered from lack of production, but
some people have gone hungry from
the day of creation to this good hour
for the lack of proper distribution.
Slight variations in production have
forced a change in diet and one local
ity has felt the pinch of want, While
another surfeited, but the world as a
whole has ever been a land of plenty.
We now have less than one-tenth OF
the tillable land of the earth's surface
under cultivation, and we not only
have this surplus area to draw on but
1t is safe to estimate that in case or
dire necessity one-half the earth's
population could at the present time
knock their living out of the trees
of the forest, gather 1t from wild
vines and draw it from streams. NO
one should become alarmed; the
world will never starve.
The consumer has always feared
that the producer would not supply
him and his fright has found express
sion on the statute books of u states
and nations and the farmer has been
urged to produce recklessly and with
out reference to a market, and regard
less Of the demands Of the consumer
Back to the Soil.
The city people have been urging
each other to move back to the farm,
but very few Of them have moved
We welcome our city cousins back to
the soil and this earth's surface con
.tains 1902, 100, 1000 idle acres of till
able land where they can make a
living by tickling the earth with a
:forked stick, but we do not need them
80 far as increasing production is con
cerned; we now have all the producers
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Removing Foreign Bodies in the Eye
Usually the eye can take are Of It.
self as the lid is very quick to close
and protect 1t from foreign substances.
But there are times when a tiny bit
will get embedded and If you are far
from a doctor, homemade helps must
be applied. Occasionally you find a
family medicine which contains an
eyestone, but it's use by an amateur is
never recommended by an oculist. It
has been discovered that the most
comforting thing in the case of some
thing in the eye, is to have a friend
apply his or her tongue to the eyeball.
1t gives immediate relief; the foreign
body is found at once and taken out,
the warmth Of the tongue is very
grateful to the inlamed surface. and
the secretions Of the tongue are very
healing, as is we'll known. The red
ness leaves in a few minutes. This
safe suggestion is generally available
and is worth remembering.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-12-09

Then.I emfgrated to this country,
where I have been entirely too good,
and loved fair damsels by the score.
Ha! didn't 1 think that by carrying
my whole early apple crop to those
three Sand Hill ladies the Oldest
would reciprocate my ardent affection?
But she snubbed me as soon as the
early apples ceased coming.
And that preachers daughter, whom
I first saw and loved at the Oak Hill
camp-meeting. She came near splitting
in my face.
The Dipperman girl held out seduc-
tive inducements until, when l popped
the question, she crawled away with
my bleeding heart, telling me that she
couldn't leave her parents for such a
forlorn-looking wretch as I was.
The Fulton county girl smiled as
long as l let her father have his owH
way with my corr and hogs, but talked
bad to me as soon as I vetoed his
thievish proceedings.
i UOu L WlSu W HlSllIlOl ILO iooA
school-marms I one dearly but vainly
adored, nor will I tell the particulars
about my short marriage with an eX-
war-widow, who cost me 81 for the
modifying and $500 for %loosening 1t.
I am now nearly seventy years Of
age, lead a frugal life, supply several
destitute widows with fuel, and live
a hermit life in this patch Of timber
which some sarcastic local newspa-
per writer christened Misery Grove,
because, as he 1endishly explained,
"Old Peter Is a miser in misery"
I will persist that I would be as
happy as the majority If I were equal
ly mean. But the way it stands / am
without a peer in this section, by rea-
son Of having loved too many girls,
and having %practiced that other be-
setting sin, not having been good
enough to myself, but too good to
others.
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Memory,

The brain is like a photograph. It
is full Of records and you need only
to set the needle and touch the spring
Of memory to hear its melody. OF
course this leaves you with consider
able responsibility as to the choice Of
records with which you stock up.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-12-09
liuht Has Lasted Iona.

In the sheriff's vault in Vancouver,
Wash, there is an incandescent light
which has been in use for % years,
and is still good. 1t is burned only
when the vault is opened, but at
times has been going for a day or
two at a time.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-12-09

Overproduction and crop mortgage
force the farmers into ruinous com.
petition with each other. The remedy
lies in organization and in co-opera'
ton in marketing.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-12-09

Germs Carried by the Winds.
Tests by Irish scientists have shown
hat the wind will carry disease bac-
:eria 200 feet and as high as so feet
nto the air. .sss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-04
striess.rlsbHiiie eiues :. 4. t.
&snimls.
@inhte ans siilis i'm aanfains iibsr
Sibirisa mad Sauis.
3rei @o6en aualboller gabniabrt,
iUdbrenO tpeIder beraoniuI ipieoer-
bolt Oerbaitet iuuroe. - GnblOie
Saerereien iiio Gbifanen.

Or. sl. $. GoroIiab, Der beim Nus.
britde bes @olferfriees I. u. 7. SION.
iul in 3iiIis i'm sfaufaiils mar uno
nun aui ieiner miidreiie in Die Sci.
ntatb in 9ietp Dorf eingeiroiien lit,
bat Der giep yorfer yStaats5eitl,na"
iiber Die enoloien Sherereien, benell
er u,tf Der Seinrfabrt in Mublanb imo
Sibirieu unteriporfen mur6e, einen
geridt 5iir gerfiigrns geitelt, Der
anf ritiiiide @ebniolung, bic Dor Der
9erIesing oes 9SIferrehts nidt Sil.
riididredt, grelle 2idter ipirft.
Der intereiiante gerift iol bier
foIeen:
oSeit Der gefamtgabe Der tbeiI.
Deiien Mobiliiirung in Seiterreih.
llngarn founte man in 1ifIis, 100 id
9oniul Der Monnrhie mar, on Der
SnIt,tng Der WiIit1r. uno geamten.
freiie bemerfeiI oob Der ansbrud
oes BON GubInnb geipollteu arieges
nidt mebr bintan5ubnIteu mar. Tie
@eb0rben begannen BET iebem WnIai'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-04
Cine @arnuns far ben Yrdii-
0eHteH.

Wie mir bereits bargelegt 6aben, be.
itebt in biefem 2an0e cine anbers 4uf.
faiiuns iiber Reutralitdtssp spfli6ten
als i'm fontinentalsn europa. Gng.
lanb brau6t ni9t srtpdbnt gu tperben
ba es iein etssnss D0Iterrsdtlides Sc.
iesbu4 bat, bas ss ielbit mad ieinen
9utbiinten DerfaBt. Wus isinen,
NuBen bient, iit 9sieb. Der llnterihist
beitebt ourin, baB mir bas Redt be-
anipru6en, &risssmatsrial Der Der.
f9iebeniten 4rt an bic trisssfiibrsnDen
Mdats gu liefsrn, ipas mad ben
i'm fontiuentalsn europa seltsns
ten Sabunssn ni9t itattbaft 1T.
Oo6 ftebt es Dem &ongreb gu,
tpsnn er es i'm 5ffentliasn Sns
tereHs fir nOtbig bdlt, bic Qusfubr
ipl6en Materials gu Osrbieten. ME bas
i6On DOr einem Sabr sei4ebsn lit, als
elm 9eisB erlofen tpurbe, peI9es bic
3ufubr bon arisgsmaterial na9 We.
rito unterfaste. Cine 8eipegung 1T
isst i'm Gange, Elm ioldes Qusfubrs
perbot nit 9eaue uuf ben ieBigeu
arieg gu erlangen. Die 4sitation gebt
BON Senen aug fpsl6e Elm baIoiges
gnOe Des &risses tpiini6en. Das
ii9 nidt Bios aus Riidii6t
auf bic Msni9li9teit, fonbsrn e6enio
Te6r bur4 unier eigenes Sntsrsife. Rein
nod 10 f9pungbafter Sanbel in
tann ben Sdaben
.rfeben, her uns aus benz arieee
srtpd6it, Der bic 0uelIe bes Woblz
Itarbes alIsr Rationsn perl9liebt
lno bic normale Qlusfubr, bic Bel
lBeitem ben5dnbel in 9riegsmateridl
.iberragt, unterbinbet.
Oo6 1T es sessnipGrtig niht uniere
abii6t, Bel Oieiem 9sgenitanos su Dere
peileu. Wir piinifen beute Bios
'arduf bin5upeiien, bab mir in &C.
abr iteben, Die ausfubr pon &riegss
Material gu iibertreibsn, nag uns In
lie ihDierige Gage perieben f0nnte,
n fpel4e mir dnOere Rationen sebrabt
)aben. Was uns Dor Quseu itebt, lit
,er aontraft, ben bic Bethlehem
5tablperte nit europdii6en gaatiouen
ur 2ieferung Don lluterIeebpoten abe
jef4lofen baben. Dem prdTibenten
Il Elm 3peifeI uufssitoben, ob er Die
,iefcrung folder &risgsfontrebanbe an
riessfii1renbe Madte ssitattsn tDnne.
RAD uHfsrsr bsi4siSsneH alniis5t iOIIts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-04
@ahem
sinb In anseblidJeR spielb6lltn iei'
tens btr TOliSsi ausseitsllt.

Die Charming bss giirsepm<iiters,
baB bag SpkllaTtsr in Cincinnati
aufb0rsn muB, idtint unpxrbSrt Der.
baIlt su fem, iobab bic ppli5ti ii6
snifdlOb, pOlissimannTddften In 90.
tale 5u itationirsn, bic urtsr benz
8erbadt itebeu. GIiidstpisl au puIs
ben. Sn Der gsuht 5um Donnrstds
naren poIisiiisH IN einem pIaB al
Der 8. G.rabs unb an BEN Opera
plab iiationirt. Dssglsidsn btfinbsi
iih au9 ein anberss goial an Der
Dine Strabe, nahe Optra pIab, III.
fer SbItrpation, ba in bieIsm 9aufs
an Sonntasen in einem 3iHtmsr bss
g. Stodpsriss fleibis sepoisrt ipsr.
ben iol unb au& Bier In StrSmeH
flisbt.
Der poliSsi fiiib psrI6iebens
S9reibtn 5usssangsn, ipslde bic
4breiIen Don 5duier entbaIten, in
tpeIatn Elm bisdeu seisut iDerben iolI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-04

SO aonbemtisMen
siuoen i'm aaufe ses HGdjiten Sabres
In Cincinnati itatt.

gas gubli5itGts aonmittee Der
SanocIstammer, 0em betanltIidl
100000 our gerfiigilns geiteilt
porocn iino, bic fin RefIame5ipcde
perpen6et iuerben iollen. bat nit benz
@eIoe io,peit gut setpirtbihaftet. Zen
Subifribenten miro 6ieier 9age Der
ssaEresberidt Ses aoHrrHittees, oil
Seiien Spise Col. Mm. y. Weliib
Itebt, anterbreitet ,perben mis mel
dem berporgrbt, Sab I'M Suife hes
n1fyIien Sabres fir ,miere Stabt 36
aonpcltioneu geipouren iporoen fino
gs tpiro erDartet, Onb 6itrh 6ieicI.
ben $4,000 JremOe nnh bier &C.
bradt iperoen, beren sfusgaben mnn
aiif cine Million Dollars bere6nef.
9ieier 9etrag wiro m Der Staot per.
nnsgabt. Inter ben &onDenfionen
befinSet iid) Die Der Boihneiiter ocs
2anoes, peridiebenr drstlider Or.
saniintioneb Der 0agcnbruer ocs
Dlittelpeiiens. Der grauer aiiociu.
tion bon aentlidp iiilu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-04

nuierm Jortsang bon baben
mir fcin 0eft eeieben. Sn oenD6rferii
| iit fein 0ieb, pieI ipeniger nod De.
fliigel aiif5utreibeu. Ole Berolterung
oorf nift aus bem Ort tpegen porge.
fommener Espionage. 1erfnden lie
troboem fort3useben. 70 Iaufen oie
2eilte Gefabr, BON BoIten ODER Ya.
trouiIlen erifoiien aii iuer6cn.
Dns@ebdnoe Iiegt pielfnd nllf 6em
5eIoe uno iino Die aebren aiifgegan.
gen. 1leberbaiipt jino Die meiiten Gel.
Der peripiI6ert. Die gauern betteln
nns pielfnh nm giabringsmittel an,
neil iie aIles fdon Iangit aiifgebdiit
baben. Srt einem Torfe Dor imierer
8eritausung ipimmerten Die 2eute
Dor Sunger. 9as mar Elm sSanmer.
ssd gab ibnen nlles bin, mas if bate
al 8rot. Die stfn6er berIangten i'm.
mer mebr imb fiiBten inis bic San.
be. Gas ging inis aIlen febr nnbe
@ir ntelbeten es ieIbitpcrft1nolif
Dem aommnnoeur. Ta ipurbe ctrpa
IL 5ranen erlaiibt, it'd, In
gtabriingsmitteI 5ii boIen. Der gSeg
lit bin unb 5iiriid % ssiIonleter ipeit.
Wit GinoeriDngen aiisgeriiitet, ipiirs
ben iie nit perbim6enen augen 5urd)
Die 9oitenfette gefiibrt, INN es ibnen
su erm5slihsn. bab iie ibrsn2iebtn 5u
Saiie ben S,lnger itillen foinIter.
Nm iolde giIber 6es Samniers piro
man geipobnt. 8eipobnbeit III 6es
Meniden 3ipeite Ratir.
Inter nns aaneraoen miro icbes
Stiidden grot aetbeilt. gs bcrrfht
hier eine fameraoidaftlide SoIiodri.
tat ipie Bed. Sn Der )ieiigen @egeno
gibt es ia aud faIt nid]ts 81 tai,fen.
@ir oenfcn iiilter oieien 8erbdltniiicn
oft an 3n Suiiie. Mit Slnror ilno
in Der Soffniins, bnb es audi tuieber
beiier miro, fest man iid fiber allcs
hinipea. @as bier on Suinor mo
9lllotria per5apft miro, 1T ein5ig. Ia
befonmt ieSer ieinen Tbeil ab, @ia
fiir belite itIiebeu ipdter mebr. Gie-
fen Brief ihreibe id auf Dem 5crlli'
tier, Sariim Die id5ne Sdrift. Bin
aber ionit aefilnb unb munter, mas i'd
aud bon Gud) bcffe. gelir aopf bod.
es nub aud tuieber cine before 3eit
fonrrien.
Seib pieImaIs aegriibtl
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A Word of Caution on
American Neutrality.

The American doctrine of neutral
duties differs essentially from that Of
the European continent in regard to the
right of neutral state to furnish mat
erials OF war to belligerent countries.
While continental Europe - in which
England is not included that has always
claimed and practiced the right to bend
and shape interna tional law to suit her
own ends and advantage regards the
expectation Of war materials OF what
ever kind to belligerent countries a
breach OF neutral duty, the United
States have maintained, and have acted
in accordance with this view, that they
possess the right to sell contraband
wares to belligerent countries. This
doctrine was stated by Mr.. jefferson,
then Secretary of State in the admin.
stration of President Washington in the
following manner:
"Our citizens have always been free
to make, vend and export arms II Is
the constant occupation and livelihood
OF some OF them. To suppress their
callings = the only means perhaps OF
their subsistence = because a war exists
in foreign and distant countries, in
which we have no concern, would
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-04

9erf biebene umeritants
( de 3eitunsen bsidtperen ii9 iiber
has sebeime @srbaltsn Der abmini
iiratiOn in ausipGrtisen Nnselegenbei'
ten. sic era6ten bas ais gefdbrlif
unb oarin habsn lie Reft. Sin ella
tantss 9eiipiel bierfiir liefert @ngs
lamb, mo burb beimli9e S6lide Der
Resisrlins Der iebise aries peruria6t
porosn III. Der arisg tpar unDerz
meiblid eeipproen, als bic Resieruns
sinsn Militdrpertras nit Jruntrei9
abialoB uuo iid auf 8erbinolidteiten
ssssnRublanb einlieb. Bon alien bic
fen Qbma9unsen bate bas parliament
tsins 9snntnib. WGren iie ibm Sur
@enebmigung unterbreitet iporben, 10
lpGrsn tie, rpie isbt nod bic Dffentlias
Weinung in England ertIdrt, pom
parloment nift beItdtigt lpprSe,l
unb alsbann bate au9 tein arieg
sntiteben tDnnen. Die i'm lebten aue
genblid naaseiu9te grlaubnib bes
Yarlaments gu einem &riege mar
nihts als cine parlamentariide ppne.
Die Hesieruns mar ihOn 10 ipeit ges
sangen in ibren @erpflidtunsen nno
bate einen aries in iplhem llmfanSs
porbereitet, bab bas parlameut iif
benz ,3tpange Der ppllenbeten 5batias
shen fiissn mubts. Sptpeit es unier
2aub bstrifft, ridtet ii9 bic 8eIhtperoc
Der Grsfie sessn ben ASrdiioenten me-
gen ieiner 9anbbabung Der meritunis
iden @nseIessnbsit, obne cine aontroIe
bur9 ben &onsrsb oper bic Offentlife
Meinuns Su seitatteu. Denn aongreb=
Mitslieber eine Snterpsaation in 6orm
elmer austunft forSsrnben ReioIution
an ben prdiibenten gu ri9ten iu9ten,
ipurben iie Don Der oemotratiihen Wlar
ioritdt nieberseitimmt unb es ipirb ieBt
seforberi, bab etpas gef9ebe, I'm benz
2uuoe eine Stimme gu ertbeilen, tpenn
es iih um fdidialsi4tpere Singe, fpie
einen aries, banbelt ober banbeln
tDnnte. DieIes @erlansen bat aud
feline gere4tiguns in 9e5us auf bic
@orsGnse in europa. Sas @erbalten
bes prdiibentsn in bieier Sude 1T
gum She'll buntsl unb gum 5beiI pros
poSirenb. Man peib niht, roarum er
Gnglanb geitattet, unieren neutralen
Sanbel gu unterbinben unb TT empor:
barii6er, bab er es erldubt. gine Snz
tsrpellation tpGre am plase, ob Der
prGiiosnt Elm beionberes @Olterreht
nit 8eaus auf bic Snterefen eng
lambs, reipettipe gu oeifen ipe5ieaen
@ortbeil absefabt bat. gs lam absr
iebr leidt gu elmer snergii4en Sunbses
buns sesen oieie i'm Sunteln i4Ieis
6eubs Resisrung tommen, tpeun Der
prGiibent bic 4usfubr Don unterfess
booten seitattsn ioIIte. Damn biirfte
benz amsritanii6en @plte Die Rotbs
ipenoisteit einIsu6tsn. bub Dem prdiis
bent ni6t bas Rsdt 5uitebt, nod eise'
mem gelieben uno auf eisene 8ollma6t
unier 2anb ihperen 9efabren aus5us
iebeu.
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Die OemOnitrationen i'm
itdlieniI4en Parliament sesen Seitsr>
rei5 limb ni6t iebr erfreuli6, bof
piro man Die Melouns bieriibsr mil
cinem gerpifen 8orbebalt aufne6men
mifien, ba betanntIi9 Der peri0nli6e
lStanbpuntt bes 9eri6ter'tatters auf
ieine Seridte a6fdrbt. Sm usbrigen ie;
bod 1T es nihts Reues, oab in Stalisn
eine Sefterrei9 feinblids Sttmmuns
Aerridlt, peI4e DON ben SrreDsntiiten
ausgebt, Die als Don Stalisnern Be.
ipo6ntsn prODin5en Osfterreids benz
italisniffen Rei6e einperleibt ie6en
mD4ten. 8roB bieier Str0mung bat
Die italieniI4e Regieruns Sabrssbnts
lang am 0reibunO feitgsbalten. DEM
nah bari man unnebmen, bab bic 3es
gierung au9 jeBt nod, trob Der @Dltss
ftrDmung; gum 0reibuno baltsn tpipb,
tpenigitens iniOtpsit, oab iis ibrs nsu
trals 9altuns betpa6rt. S6atiG6li9
bat ii4 ia aud Der italienii6e pre-
mier in oisiem Sinne sedubsrt. Rotbs
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