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Evening star., 1914-02-28
HARDY'S SECOND MARRIAGE
AROUSES PUBLIC INTEREST
Recalls Novelist's Gift for Feminine
Revelation and Understanding
of Rural Character.
pecial Correspondence of The Star.

,
LONDON, February 49, 1914.
Thomas Hardy's second marriage to a
young wife is especially Interesting be-
cause of the fact that no other living
tictionist has revealed a greater insight
into the mysteries of feminine psychol-
osy. His knowledge of the English
country girl particularly is nothing short
OF marvellous.
An amusing explanation of the novel
lists almost uncalny understanding OF
rural female character was given by
him to a friend.
How on earth Go You manage it?" he
was asked. You might almost be "a
country girl yourself
When | was young man." Hardy
replied. II used to write love letters for
the village girls to the soldier sweet
hearts in India. and that naturally gave
me a good insight into their nature and
chara cteriSticS.'
Evening star., 1914-02-28
ENGLISH SOCIAL SEASON
FOR THE YOUNG FOLKS
Much Private Entertaining Planned
for Princesses Mary and Maud
and Prince Of Wales.


LONDON. February IA, 1914.
This is to be special social season.
For the first time for many years the
court IS to be a court of young people.
That is to say. that all the private en-
tertaining will be largely devoted to the
amusement of the young princesses-
Princess Mary and her cousin. Princess
When amusement is said il means also
more Serious things. But there is no
doubt that the youthful element at the
palace Will give note Of gayety to the
rather severe festivities of court circles
Princess Mary will not. Of course. come
out this year. but she will be present at
some small and early dances at the
palace, where the Prince of Wales will
go into society as soon as his university
career will permit.
Dances Mainly for Girls.
In the social world generally there are
to be many very important debutantes.
and already the lists for presentations to
their majesties are more than full. The
principal dances of the season will this
year be mainly for girls. and the young
person will occupy more prominent po-
sition that she has done for a long time.
Even royal house parties will in future
include her for it Is obvious that the
youthful daughter of the king and queen
VII! want companions of her own stand
ing. English prncesses have far more
OF a natural and pleasant liberty than
their foreign cousins, who OFTEN see no
society til they are married. Already
Evening star., 1914-02-28
All at Once.

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
"Pa, teacher told us to write some good
resolutions for the new year on our
States"
Zine. Let me see yours
81 can't 1 dropped my slate on the
way home an broke 'em ALL
Evening star., 1914-02-28
What's the Amount I?

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
A reformed bandit in Oklahoma has
gone into politics.
The question is. how much reforming
must an Oklahoma bandit do before he
can get into Oklahoma politics?
Evening star., 1914-02-28
Declared Remedy Against Epi-
denies Among Cattle Herds
Discovered in Germany.
GOVERNMENT TO DECIDE
QUESTION OF ITS MERIT
Cooperative Association of Berlin
to Provide Homes for Its In
jured Employees.
BEELIN. Tebruarr 4. "a,

i1Sksi-t-N- i ttI IL, 18Th
Cattle raisers in Germany are eagerly
awaiting a decision by tho government
as to the merits Of the cure for foot
and mouth disease announced recently
by Prof. Ludwig Brfeger a distinguished
German scientist, and his assistant, Dr..
N. krause. The remedy Is called typo
safrol. and Is a derivative Of saffron.
1t is administered easily by mixture with
the water which the cattle drink. The
formula has not been made public, how
ever, and there is a division Of opinion
as to whether an effective check has
been discovered for this cattle plague
which costs stockmen all over the world
millions Of dollars annually.
As previously reported, it is claimed
that 23u head of cattle were successfully
treated in recent experiments here, and
members OF the reichstag have asked
the government to investigate the rem
edy, with a view to acquiring control of
1t if effective and furnishing 1t to cattle
raisers at cost.
Prof. Brieger, who also recently an
nounced new method of treating Sleep
Ing sickness, is one Of a large band OF
investigators who have been giving their
attention to the foot and mouth diseas Sc
germ, whose identity was only recently
established by u Swiss scientist. DR..
Brieger believes that the discovery may
not only be effective against the foot and
mouth disease, but against other germs
to which the blood of cattle Is subject.
IL only his claims as to the former are
u-rne out, however, that cure alone will
be sufficient to confer q real boon to
humanity. for the disease has been one
OF the great factors in the high prices
for meat.
Evening star., 1914-02-28

object to him. You picked him out for
the church. And l have been trained"
demurely said Rita. ito follow your judg-
ment.'
Since there was nothing else that could
be done with dignity, Mrs. Hernling sub
sided. But she speaks frostily to Mrs.
Elliot, who smiles amiably, and has learn
ed to like the new church.
(THE END.)
Evening star., 1914-02-28

"Why did she cut you?'
she doesn't like my comedy"
"How's that?"
"She made the statement at a party
last night that she was twenty years
OF age, and I said: Yes. I knew that
fifteen years ago. Houston Post
Evening star., 1914-02-28
HOUSE Of COMMONS
WORRIES FLEDGL|NCS
Floor Rules and Unusual Environ
ment Embarrassing to New
Members.

LONDON, February Is 1914.
Now that parliament is open the COM
edy of the new member starts. He has
more to remember than a member of
Congress. There may be some excess in
the saying that to the fledgling NJ. p.
the house of commons is rs strange as a
ducal drawing room to Il factory hand.
All the same the strangeness is noticea-
bic. The taking of the oath, simple as
the process is. leaves room for founder
ing. AT that moment more than one new
conner has franticaly searched his pocll-
cts for lis writ. only To discuve. he had
forgotten it. His worst buniliations
come later Some day, innocently cross
ing to q vacant seat, he will feel sur
prised at the howls OF Order He is
caught in the crime OF passing between
the speaker and an honorable member
addressing the house. If he be ambitious
to play the orator, the science Of catch
ing the eye Of the dragon in the chair
will trouble him somewhat
Evening star., 1914-02-28
Not Guilty,

From the Conway Springs (Kan) Star
We would hate like thunder for the
impression to become general that this
paper nodded some of the kinds of
public opinion around here.
Evening star., 1914-02-28
Ready to Lay Dreadnought Keel

The keel of ''Battleship No. 80" to be
built at the New York navy yard, will
be laid down Monday. This dreadnought
which is still unnamed. was authorized by
the last Congress. Secretary Daniels yes
terday directed that construction begin.
Evening star., 1914-02-28

Henry Appleman of Clarke county. Va,
was found Thursday night along the Nor
folk and Western railway tracks, near
Hagerstown, Md. lying in u foot of
snow nearly frozen to death.
Evening star., 1914-02-28
THE signs Of spring! The signs o1
s..,ri,arxi used 70 La

THE signs Of spring! The signs Of
spring! 1t used to be a joyous
= thing to tootle with melli1uous
glee about the blossom and the tree. The
cary robin looked SO neat with chill
blains on his little feet. The buds that
braved the sudden gale and made the an
nual fruit crop fail. the balmy breeze
that brought along the germs, a wild
voracious throng we hailed with warb-
lings from the heart. But now We make
an earlier start. The signs of spring
are on display where shoppers seek the
glad array of fluffs and feathers. fads
and frills. Be brave. my lads and pay
the bills. Before the chickens in the
coop begin to caekle hn,1.,ie and to whoop, be be,
fore We have quit shoVenne snow the
trip and toddle near and far. They joy,
ride in motor car whose shape and
decorations fine proclaim it latest of its
line. The signs that once dispelled our
gloom. of late like danger signals loom.
Poor father views them with alarm and
puts d mortgage Oh tue fdflll.
Evening star., 1914-02-28

Little Tommy Doolittles mother told
him she wanted him to take exercise and
grow up TO be a big man. Tommy said
he didn't want to be SO very big because
he might have to live in a fiat.
Evening star., 1914-02-28
lust HUMAN
NATURE
~ or PNIaA0ar LOhRSQ0

DOG is mans faithful friend and
] a man is a dogs meal ticket.
Evening star., 1914-02-28

When George had chopped the cherry
tree upon his record there he stood. 81
am the only boy" said he, who doesn't
kick on chopping wood.''
Evening star., 1914-02-28
Provides for Injured Workmen.

The Northeastern Iron and Steel Co
operative Association, embracing all the
Woodworking factories of Berlin. has
bought o1O-acre farm hear the city, and
will equip it for taking care of the vic
Tins of factory accidents. A hospital for
badly injured men is to be provided, and
for less seriously injured work,nen and
convalescentS special quarters will be
built. Particular benefit is expected from
light gardening in cases of traumatic
neurosis, a common sequel of injuries in
this line Of work. All patients will be
cared for free of cost, and convalescents
capable of working at gardening, fruit
culture or other light farm work. will re-
ceive wages.
The association plans eventually to es-
tablish farm colony where those VIC
Tins of accidents who require a long
period for convalescence can settle with
their families. 1t is planned to build
small houses, on Il quarter to half
acre, according to the size of the house
and the number Of persons occupying it,
and to charge for all this less rent than
the family would have to pay in the city
for its restricted apartments. Opportunity
will be given to raise poultry, rabbits and
goats, and trained gardeners will be at
the service of the tenants.
Evening star., 1914-02-28

A collector of proverbs isn't neces-
sarily wise man any more than Il coin
collector is necessarily a f1nancier
Cant l sell you beautiful edition of
Shakespeare" How do l know? 6iidn
think the last man who tried could, but
he did,
Evening star., 1914-02-28
Costly Epidenlics.

a widespread epidemic of the disease
occurred in 1890; 100000 cattle were
affected in 1899 and 1000, 900 in 1900, not
w1thstandtng the most rigid quarantine
measures and the slaughter of whole
herds Of animals: and three years ago
the pest again swept through the en-
pire. Great numbers of farms are still
infected
The disease has even become a factor
III politics. furnishing the basis for a
great conflict between the government
ana ., the asrarians on the one hand and
the socialists, radicals and other repre-
sentatives of the middle and industrial
classes on the other. The latter assert
that the regulations closing the frontier
TO all foreign live stock are absurd in
view of the fact that the herds Of
than those of most of the countries from
which importation is possible. and that
the bars are kept up merely to let the
landowners get high prices for their
meat They demand the raising of the
particularly against such
countries as have for years been entirely
1fee from the disease. The government and
the agrarians admit that n number Of the
countries against which the quarantine is
rigidlv enforced are absolutely free from
the disease, but quarantine against al
is essential to successful campaign.
new epidemic Of the disease is re-
ported from the hunting preserves of
south Germany, where deer are dying in
large numbers. The loss in the Rhine
provinces alone Is already estimated at
nearly s125,0o0. The deer of Wurttemberg,
Baden, Hesse and Lorraine also are seri-
ously affected. The disease appears not
to have reached the hunting preserves of
north Germany. Eenison is as cheap III
Germany as any meat and cheaper than
some, and vast quantities of It are used.
The spread of foot -and-mouth disease to
the hunting preserves will bring a
marked reduction in the empires meat
supply, and the problem of combating it
su successfully among wild animals is
difficult.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-10

Die Maf9ine bat Drei W2otoren,
je0t unabbdngig Don Oem onbern,
uno lie er8eugen 5uiommen 300
pfer6strdfts. 8as 5lu93eus, bas sin
125 Whqimeter @sf6iiB mitfiibrt,
ioq i'm Stdnbs Isin, rs Ueeilsn IN Der
Stunbe 3uriid3ulegen.
gei bem am Wtittipoh gema9ten
prObeflug itieg bic Maf4ine Bis gu
elmer !9Obe BON $500 Sub ompor.
@rObe 5euers6runft in
3euia.
Dapton, Sbio, 9. DEG. = Cine
iSeusrsbrunIt, pel6s bas @ebduoe Der
S9nittpaarenfirma 9ut4inion Sib.
uep in 8enia, S6io, am UlittfpOdl
Ra9mittag 5eritDrte, ri4tete einen
S6oben bon $150,000 an. Bon Dab
Ton unO Springfielo rDurben SprtBen
gei6idt, bic 8eniaer Jeueripebr bate
abr bas 5euer idOn unter &Ontrolls,
als lie antamen.
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Sic, jtaStiIde aunurntiOns6all..

Sn Der geiirigen Sibuns Der ftabtis
jfeu aonpsRiipnsballe aommiiiion.
ipelte in Dem Bureau bes 9lrditetten
Sarrp Sdte itattfanb. uHterbrsitete
Mapor Spiesel, Der als Woriiser funs
eirte, feline Reiignation unb besriins
bette bieiel6e bdmii, bab sr ourb ans
bere @eI4dfte gu piel in 9lnfprud ses
nommen fsi. um ipeitsr als folder bies
nen gu f0nnen. Ndh eiHer Debate
ipliroe bic Relignaiion dnsenpmmen
unb oerr Hathan Trider aIs @orIiber
Itrpiblt. Gin aontratt. bem3ufolgs
Serr 9ate Die 2situns bes gaus Bis
5ur Tertigiteaung geeen cine gesdbs
lung BON 6 9rossnt Der Bautoiten
iiberHebmen ipill. fpurbe ben Serren
Srufer, Spiesel unb Gosoid aur priis
flung uno gerihteritattung iiberipiefen.
Gs irurbe beihlofsn, in sinisen 5nsen
2lnnoncsn fir glngeboie fir bas 9lies
bsrrsiben bes aItsn 9Ofpitnls sgebGubes
5u erlaiIen, lin NIT ben Mrbeiten be-
ginnsn su t0nnen. iObalb hds Spipital
nab Der Burnet Mpenue usrlegt pprs
ben iit. Die apmmiiiion tpirb Bis auf
Weiter.s isben Wlitttpch Hahmittag
Inn balb 8 llhr cine Sisung ab6dl.
ten
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bra6t, ipoislblt Coroner 1osrtmsbsr
fsititelte, baB Buhsr eirlts natiirlidsn
3ooes seitorb<n lit.
HeMer.

Bel benz Spisl NIT 3anbb0ls.rn
febten ainbsr i'm Keller Dss Sauiss
No. 1922 Baltimore pite cine alte
Matrase in Yr1nb. Die f5siisripsbr
ipuroe alarmirt. Gin bsionosrer
Shaben entiiano nit,t.
Die ID Sabre aIte 5odter Rez
becca Der Srdu Garab 9unbmaH ents
bsdte geitern in Der OIL Der ai4mono
unb Gutter Stpabe gelesenen Wobs
nung Elm syeiier, bas burd sinsn iibers
bei5ten Diem entitanoen ipar. Die
syeueripebr bottle ipenis Wtiibe, ben uns
bebeutsnben 8ranb gu l0fdjen. Der
entitanbene S6aben ipirb auf $50
dngeaeben. 9urd Waffer tpurbsn bic
Wl6bel Der in bsmIelbsn 5aufe fuobs
nenben sSamilie griion bsid,dOist, tpos
burh elm ShabeH BON $25 gu per-
5ei4nen 1T.
giHsn S6aben BON inssTd1r
5000 ridtete Elm Jsuer on, bas se.
tern 0prnittag in Der 9nrage bon
80. Doerr, go. 23 adnal Ctr, burdj
sSniIfen aus bem 4uspuffrobr, bic BAG
autO in granO seIeBt baiten. sntftdn'
ben mar.
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2ofal Beridt.
Ndmbereien.
@eseIaseru Bieltsn HObert .Saenniua
init 9lebuIper ani.

Wit iuberit riidIiftspplIen Gtras
benraubern mddie sejtern qbsnb Der
Rod bes alms 6otel, Robert Soeus
ming, SO. 6e6 2iun Strabe ippbnbaft,
sinc fragpiirbige getannti9afi. 9aen.
ming befnnb iih auf bem Seimipes,
ole tr on Der aemper Cane unb Win6s
Tor Strdbe ,pl0blid bon Sipti @eee-
lagern ssiislIt ipurbe. giner 6er
9urf6en bislt bsm eridredien Wtann
sinKn Repolber inter bic Rais, bod
nabm iein aolItse bon Der llnterius
dung Der Saihen bss Spfers 9(bs
iianb, ba er isine geute bei Saennina
rermlfbete. r2oB ibn Iaufen! gr hai
bod nihts!1 Mit bisien @orien pen4
teten iif bic 8uri1en bon ibrem
Spfer ab unb mar Saennins frob,
nubsr NIT 5 Winuien 2lngit, 10 billig
bapougetommen gu fein. Sdtien bic
Burden eins Ntnitns ssbabi, bab Der
Mnnn eins sr0Bsre @eioiumme BEL lid,
bate. 70 ipdren iis uiht 10 milbs nit
ibm iimgesungen.
Sn Der Rdh. i6rer Dobnuna,
an Der aonsbaIs apenue unb Mpnf,
somerp Roab, entriB ssitsrn gbmb
Gin SiraBenrduber Der yrau alies
Salmon bic 5dHbtaid. NIT $3.50
synhdIt.
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lenciennss ge6ilbst pirb, unb Der aug
Der Stabt sntfloben unb in 4mieus
ungetommen lit, iagt, bub bic Ser.
bdltniiTs In Der Stabt, bic bon ben
0eutfden befeBt 1T, bur4uus gepros
nete ieisn. @r iugt, baB 400 fran50fi-
i6e giDilgefansene i'm Ratbbaus eins
seTpsrrt ieisn unb $50 trie9sgefan.
gene SOlOaten, gum 9r0Btsn Sbeil
@ngldnber, in Der ct. peterstir4e.
Die Gefangenen iperben 5ur StrabeH-
reilttgung Derpenoet unb 5par inter
Der Qlufii4t ibrsr eisenen Offi5iere.
Der Munn fogte aud, baB bic
8sutffen bic Gabriten uno MiHen in
Der lImgegenb i'm 9etrieb erbaltsn.
@r idgte ferner, baB Der &oifer g8iis
belm mebrere Gage IN 9ouai 3uge.
bra4t babe, pdbrenb Der Bring Rups
pre9t BON 8abern nit fetnem STAB
iein 6cuptquartier bort bate.
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Das Sanitdts 9epartemenf
Or. 6nitnp 3infe will ausideiSen,
luenn nidjt mebr GeIoer iliiiis
gemadJt iperScu t5nnen.

Or. .@uitap 3ints, Der tiir5li9 gum
Miiglieo Der jtGbtiiden @eiunbbeits=
beborbe ernannt iporosn iii, fann ii6er
Elm s5indn5ipItem niht binaus, inter
bem es m0gli6 iit, bnb % Millio=
nsn Dollars fir Elm nelles 9erihts@
eebGube pergeubet ner6sn, ipGbrerio
bas pi6tigite itdbtiiae Department,
bas 9eIunbbeitsamt, eurh iingenii
eenoe 8eripiligunesn an Sanben un6
s5iiben sebunbeu 1T. Or. 3ints ma9te
aus ieinem Ser3en feline MOrbsrgrube
unb briidte iib in Der geiirigen Sis
bline Der GanitGtgbsb6rbe I'M obigeH
Sinne o1Is. gluf iein Iniudsn ipur.
ben er. Or. 9anbis II. Sanitdtsratb
8reeb ais aommittee erndnni, bds
btim 8iirgsrmetiter poritelig iperoen
ioa 6sbufs 2odermdhuns srOberer
Summen fir bas Departement. Der
9oranidlas bes Departments fir Oos
sssahr 1915 mar nit S134, 600 feltgea
Isbt, bod fpurbe Der 9etrag BON Der
Budget spmmifiion nm $4,000
rebu3iert. Ods mar es, mas Or. Gin
fe 10 In ben Sarniid, bradie. @enn
aud feline 2tnii6ien ii6er ben bo9it
iiberfliifIisen Ne,ibau zines Geri9tss
sebdubes bon Der 8iirasriauft sss
ibeiIt ptrben. 10 tpirb bod taum eta
mas gu MAIDEN iein, benH unter uns
fern Steuerseieseu III bic Budget
aDmmiFion mubgsbsnb. Or. 3inie
srfldrte, er tpiirbe reiisnisren. fpenn
bem 6eiunobeitsamt nidt bic Mittel
CUR @srfiisung seiteat ruiirben, bic es
CUR erfolsrei9en 0urhfiibrung isinsr
lpi6tigsn arbeiisn nDtbig bat.
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Gerbeerenbes 8 sseuer
3srii0rte ben srSbten sb.il Der On
Iasen Der GoiiOn 60. in Deft
Orange, q. 5.
llnb riatets siHen Shabsn DON iiebtn
Millipnen Dollars on.

Deit Orange, q. 3, 9. Sss.
Cine Jsuersbrunit, Die beuts 9lbenO
tnfols. elmer Ggplpiion in Der Der.
iudsitation Der ri.iigeH anlassn oer
Gbiion 60. gum glusbru9 lam, per.
brsitets ii1 10 raid, baB binnen tur.
ser 3eit fdit IGmmtIi6e 9ebGubs. nit
9lusnabms bes 2aboratpriums, boH
ibr ersriffsn unb sGnsli9 5erit5r!
purben. Die @ebGube, tpelde ben gle.
rissn 5lanm.n gum Spfsr fieIsn. ma.
rem basienise Der Retp Diamond
Disc Co., bds Der ainetopbone Co.,
iOfpie biejenistn Der 9dtesylumberins
Wldhine Co., Der primarb gbiion
9attsrp Co., Der Calling Wn9ius
SO. unb Der 4bminiitrationssebGube
Der angeri9iete SGdbd betrGst na5
Der S9dbung bes Serrn Sbomas
Gbiion felbit ttpa iieben WeiIIionen
Dollars, ipeldem @srluft cine Der.
ii9erung BON nur 5lpei MiIlipnen Dol
lars geeeniiberitebt.
Die syclieripebren pom Orange, Sits
rnb GiibsD Dranec, Bloomfield, Wlpnts
sIair u,b glssuari, IeldF herbsisstils
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rIants tsiiis.ias.

)Seiie 5. aiens, 81. 9lbbpitpn. 8.
(glan4e GaIlapap. Is, bessl.
(5arrp Glflein, q, 53s Gbannins st
(5elend aammerer, "a, 410 GarmaIi
StraBs
)syrant 3. Gprasu.. q, DeIhi, 8.
lJba GoObriose. q, bsssl.
JgiuOolf 3. aurs, 80, 1869 SSa Ctr
lSopbie W. 5sibler. "a, bessl.
lgaOfes o. Bloom. 90, 35se gusart
4benie.
lsfoeline lllfman. 90. 753 eHb Gr,s.
cent glpe.
J5snrp Charles S6mibt, %, 202s
Gin Ctr.
ls}raness R. Saud, 19. 2136 Rabinl
SiraBs.
isSad Or. Sapiparb. 80, gleip SrIeaus
lGruce Mett. 2o,- Sotel G3ibion-
Jopn y. pdNplnIegl, SO, uiarfd 9iu
4 Jnoinnn.
lglOpa Clifton, "a, GimipoOb qlacs.
George Q. Dunn. So, Danpille, aD
lalnabel WanoeIoir, 80, GintOnSOtsI
|Sarrp RObinfon, 2s. 545 Ribgslpat
Mptrus.
lRubn Ritsdmun, "a. bsasl.
(syreberid pabner, 80. MpOmins. 8
l9eula6 ~. Gbinile. 80. aodIanb, 8
JgDiliam R. DidinlOn, 81. Grlangsr
&entudp.
laluna g. Gardner. 81. a,alace ScitI
Jsyrani 6. Soerii, SO. Rsabins, o.
(Scttis g. Carp, 81. b.ssl,
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glutopairol, Der Iie mad bsr Central
poli5eifpn6s bringen follfe. als iid Der
% Sabre olte Hah Cor pl0Bli9 pon
einem poli5iiten losriB, unb fdnell
bic Smith StrdBe entldns ellie. Der
patrolipassnlsnfer, ber i'm felben Uios
ment nit ieinen ardftpdgen beranS
fubr, bate bic Sludt bemertt unb
nabm nit ieinemWdssn oieWerfolgung
bes sslii6tlines auf. Sn Der gors
bale oss @ranb 6otels selans es ben
Buriten in Daft Su briHgsIl.
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auS(anO ge(egrap@.
Yrnfefipr Slapareoe boa
0enf
8sgen ieiner aeuberun
aen iiber bic @erIes-
ung Der Neutrali
tat 8eIgiens emit
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