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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28

CRUISERS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-14

Tho returns Of the coastoooast the
question: Shall We have bigger nav are
This referendum which conducted by
tho thoroughly
Most OF the conducting this referendum the
ballot but
Some OF them printed twice; e times
In there effort made I a big
IL vote-a big OF eourseaher than general
referendum.
But under the circumstances plan n
In clipping
ballot
Some notably the Omaha
Daily advised their increasing
and
Evidently readers decided
Rapids than
OF II
Also is
favored In the returns
The the cities where printed
the ballot seemed Indicate division of opinion
Then gradually the NO" column larger and larger.
Altogether there it444s ballots
The evidently interested the than in the
Tho received 10 against military increase
Express
increasing either
the
Of
against in
OF both and
Rapids Mich; Dubuque la Houston
Dallas the
arr while opposed TO the naval Increase.
Will be presented
by senator and representative
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-14

Over the JuanIta path he gaily
tripped
Suddenly he stopped in his
tracks
What was thatT
Who vas prowling near the
knudsen chicken COOP
HIST The shadow gave Krist q
creepy feeling. and he saw visions
OF Thanksgiving DAY without tur
key.
But everything turned out all
right. thanks TO the iihsralify oil
King county and the small sum OF
IS. for which the county got the
following receipt:
"On account Of special ser
vices rendered az special dep
usy sheriff az the request OF
County commIssIoner krlst
knudseo on the nights Of Nov.
p and rs. 1914. In an sssempt
TO apprehend some unk nown
person unis~rfully prowilno
around the home and premises
OF krist knudsen at JuanIts.
King county. Wash, G. n.
Windsor. special deputy sheriff.
10 entitled to g."
The btu was given the official
O. X. by krist knudsen and Com.
missioner Hamilton Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-14
G. 0. P. Celebrates
WITH A BIG JUBILEE

Fun. speeches and music we're on
tap at the republican jubilee at the
Washington Annex Saturday night.
Resolutions were passed asking
the legislature to pass an election
law requiring voters to record their
party affiliations when they reg.
lister.
The requirement In the republican
platform of holding party conven.
tions To enunciate platforms was
also recommended
Speeches were made by w. A.
Peters. Judge Claypool OF Olympia
George A. Lee and Judge Ronald.
The latter is a democrat, and he
joshed the republicans good ma.
turedly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-14
WOMAN TAUGHT
HER TO STEAL,
GIRL OF is SAYS

Alice Petite. Is. will be used as
chief witness against Mrs. Lucille
Wright. 30, with whom she was ar
rested Saturday night on shop
lifting charge.
Mrs. Wright Is employed AS a
housekeeper at the Petite home
The girl claims to have been tn
tored in the art of stealing by the
older woman.
A varied assortment of loot. con
sisting OF expensive silks. doilies
iewelry. plumes and fancy work
valued at approximately 5000. was
found in Mrs Wright's room.
Charges will not be pressed
against the girl. Captain OF De.
tectives Tenant stated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-14
ARE YOU SQUARE
WITH everyone?
ASKS DR.STRONC

Have you squared up with your
mother, asked Rev sydney
Strong OF the Queen Anne Congre.
gatlonal church Sunday. speaking
on "Squaring Up With Others. =
by raising the monument OF an
unselflsh life
Have you squared up with your
wife The happlest day OF her
life was when she entrusted her.
self to you. Have you kept your
trustf
Have you squared up With your
children You viii never know
how great your debt TO them IL.
They corrected your vision. they
softensd your heart. they strength.
ened your faith. they Increased
your value rs a citizen. They
opened the gate Of heaven and
made you believe In angels. Are
you square with your children
Have you squared up with your
neighbor-the one that lives next
door or across the street, Ia there
any petty grudge between you and
your nelghbor which. like a cac-
AA1 GE4hFf ~ AAty AA1 a1fAtbb anu
prtcks both ways
Are you. Mr.. Merchant. closing
the year square as measured by
the golden rule. with the people
from whom you buy and to whom
you SELF
Are you. Mr. Lawyer. square ms
weighed by the scales OF justice.
with the people whom you OPP
posedf
Are you. Mr.. Doctor. square
with the many sick and suffering
who entrust themselves. in their
conflfing ignorance. TO your skin
and fidelity In your hands
the keys OF life and DEATH
Are you squared. MFR. Employer.
with your employer Have you
been fair In your thought and treat
ment7 Have you thought more OF
money than OF men, Have you
magnified the errors OF your en-
pioyes and ignored their virtuesg
Have you used the loopholes OF
the law TO Increase your dlvi.
dends?
AS you face the multitude who
have worked In your factory. store
or corporation, can you look them
straight In the eye and say you
have dealt fairly. that they have
received what Was their share In
the fruits OF TOLL As the year
draws to a close. are You ready TO
say with Zacchaeus. II have
cheated anybody will give him
back four times as much.
Are you squared. Mr.. Employe.
with your employer? Have you
been faithful to your trust, saving
In the things OF others. more
anxious to do your work we'll than
to get wages?
Have you been sober and indus.
trious and thrifty in your work
with the factory and store Have
you been blaming the boss for
what should be charged to person.
al delinquency Close the year
square with your employer"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-14
HOLD HEARINGS
ON FIRST AID

Sessions will be held evenings
as we'll az during the day to gather
views on first aid" legislation, ac-
cording TO the plans OF the com
mission appointed by Gov. Lister
to draft law TO be presented to
the Legislature.
The first session will be held
Tuesday at 2:30 p. m. at the Cham.
Der OF Commerce rooms. when rep
resentatives OF the State Medical
association will be heard.
Wednesday the employees Will be
heard and Thursday will be en-
ployers' day. william Pigott, chair
man OF the commission. has ex-
tended an invitation to the general
public to be present and be heard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-14
aa.-a-a-1-a-a--a--aaaasaaa1- -a1a--.asa.a
GERMANY DENIES IT

BERLIN. Dec. 1.-two denials
were forthcoming from the govern
ment today Russian reports OF
the capture OF Austro-German
troops southeast OF Cracow. issued
Dec. II, It was stated. ARE I'M
true we did not lose a single man
or gun in this region.
THE official French report Dec
IL, OF the capture OF our batteries
and trenches was an invention"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-14

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. a.
Lady Lowther, former Alice Bligh
of Philadelphia. is an American
wife of a newly-made baronet. Her
husband is now Sir Gerald Low
Their. He is brother of the speak
er OF the house of commons and
until recently was British ambas-
sador at Constantinople.
Lady Lowther is famous through
ont Europe for her humanitarian
work. One of her many activities
along this line was the creation
of relief fund for the families
of killed and injured In the last
Balkan war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-14
Old SCKWABAChER
EMPL0YE IS DEAD

j. II. Ross. salesman. employed
by the Sehwabacher company for
10 years. died Sunday at HIS home.
1902 nth av.. at the age OF IS.
He was a resident OF Seattle for
25 years. He is survived by
widow and one son.
Funeral services VIII be held Mon
day evening from Butterworth's.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-14
DRESDEN IS SAFE

SANTIAGO. Chile. Dec. 14-That
the German cruiser Dresden. the
sole surviving ship OF Admiral Won
Specs squadron of five VESSELS
which fought Admiral Sturdee's
fleet off the Falkland islands. had
reached Punta Arenas. was report.
ed here today.
The captain stated by wireless
that the British force consisted OF
two dreadnaughts and six cruisers.
He added that the Dresden was
unchanged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-14

al have been going with .
young man for two and half
years. am n years old and he 10
two years my senior. Ne 10 . fine.
manly fellow ard we'll educ Gated.
don't know whether he intends TO
| marry me or not. He spoke OF
marriage only onee and that was
about two years ago. He stiii
writes 20 me and comes 10 see me.
! love hin, ard I don't care about
any other fellow.
| Once In . while I allow other
fellows 10 cali. but they are just
good friends. and I permit them 20
take no liberties that Iust . friend
shouldn't.
This boy 10 In college now and
Will finish In two year,. Now. ~
| I should stick 20 him for these two
years and he would then turn me
down | believe u would almost Kill
me.
Should I explain this 20 hirn7 Do
you think he has a right 20 keep
me In suspense1 tyrn down all
kinds OF fellows just because !
love him. DoTTv
A.-Thats just whore you are In
the wrong. Dot,y. II ia perfectly
| fair to meet the man you love half
way. but don't make all the sacri-
flee Your friend may be undecid.
ed as to whether he loves YOU
enough to ask you TO be his wife
and not care TO make any raah
promises. In such event. II Ia not
necessary. nor should he expect
i you to give mp your other men
friends. Go out as often as YOU
like and with whomever you please
= II your friend loves YOU better
4 than any one else. this attitude
should draw him out: II he does
not. you will be better prepared to
meet the blow.
al have been q careful follow
er OF your letters for q long tire
but so far have failed TO see your
opinion on a subject In which | arr
much Interested, |. e.. spirltuaiism
have been TO their meetings sew
eral times. and az far as unedr
stand IL, think they are doing a
great work: but when I express
this Idea 10 q number OF people
they tell me II 10 nothing but fake
J. NJ. D.
Al am not qualified to write
on spiritualism. Undoubtedly
many people are firm believers In
IT, have no reason to doubt what
they tell me they have seen OF
done
Personally. | have visited meet
ings OF spiritualists and seen and
heard things which ! cannot ex
plain. am not spiritualist, but
have no patience with people who
blstantly denounce spirltualism ~
fake Such people usually do not
know any more about II than you
or I.
They are OF the same breed ms
those who scoffed ut Columbus
laughed at the automobile, jeered
at wireless telegraphy. pooh
poohed at the photograph and
sneered at the aeroplane.
without doubt there have been
fake spirit mediums. but I do not
brand the whole thing fraud be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-14
THIEVES GET jewels

Jewelry valued at 5000 and 5000
cash were stolen Sunday night from
apartments at 1911 Ferdinand 1T.
occupied by G. Rodine and Mrs. A.
Larson, respectively.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-14
A Home
Gift
This Beautiful Wilton
Rug $3.50

This high grade 9xl2
Rug is Of a special design
Of work, and is one OF
great durability, even at
its low cost. The de-
signs offered are Orien-
tai and are beautiful in
designs and eolorings.
The kind Of a rug that
would add to any home
and make a lasting Christ
mas gift, at $3.50.
Fourth Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-14
CHECKS cRour INSTANTLY

You know Group 10 dangerous. And
you should also know the. sense OF &c
eurity that comes from always havins
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound in this
house II cuts the thick mucus and
clears away the phleEm. stops the
strangiins cough and gives easy breathins
and quiet sleep. Take II for coughs colds
tickling throat. hoarseness and for hron-
chial and la grippe coughs. Contains
no opiates Every user IL friend. Bar
tells DRUG stores
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-14
COAT WAS DESERT

The chap who visited the front
porch of Joseph Foreman's resi-
dence, 1920 East Cherry St. Thurs
day night. apparently had varied
appetite He helped himself to
eggs, butter, meat, and lady's
coat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-14
THfs--A>p FIVE CENTS

DON'T MISS THIS Cut out this slip.
fncloss r~nfs to Foley a Co. Chicago.
III. Wrtttnx your name and address clear
y, rou Will receive IN return a FREE trial
package containing Felerss Honey and
Tar Compound for coughs. roifs ard
Group. Foley Kidney Pills. for pain in
sii-s and back. rheumatism. h4ckaehe.
ktfsey and bladder ailments. and Foley .
CathArtie Tablets. a wholesome and thor
oeghlx cleansing csthAvtIs. especially
comforting 20 stout p~rsonss For sal. IN
ycur town By Bartelrs Drug stores
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-14
COUNTY FOOTS BILL
FOR Men TO GUARD
kRIST'S hen COOP

II was two or three nights before
Thanksgiving day. and Krist Knud-
sen. county commissioner. was pre-
pairing for biz turkey dinner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-14

when sending TO publishers a short
story 10 be used az a photoplay7
A. r.
A.--Have the story copyrighted.
Write TO Copyright Office. Library
of Congress, Washington. ID. C..
for application form.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-14

Owe. my husband and I. wish
10 make our doctor a present for
Christmas In kind remembrance Of
the services he has rendered Us In
the past. ard a. we are not ac-
qusinted with his wife, contend
that we should send the present TO
his office, az other former patients
have done.
VIII you settle this little diff
Guilty for us7 c. r.
A.--Of course, IL will be proper
for you and your husband TO send
the present 10 his office: but there
Is no reason why you should not
send II To his home. even though
you are not personally acquainted
with his wife. II she IL the right
sort, she will be Just as proud OF
his ability, and the fact that he is
worthy OF such a remembrance. as
he. Why no; catch hold Of the
true Christmas spirit and inciude
her In the little surprise?
al am a woman over 20 years
olo--an old maid. ! intend TO get
married soon. and. being a very
quiet. plain woman, am opposed TO
notoriety. VIII you tell me the
pIainest possible way to be mar.
rled and what kind OF dress would
be suItsblef OLD MAID.
A-You may have quiet we'd
ding ceremony performed at the
parsonage OF your minister or In
the office OF Justice OF the peace.
A neat tailored suit and hat to
match or a one-piece dress VIII be
suitable for the occasion.
names and meanings that will be
suitable for q girls club.
TWELVE GIRLS.
A.-koko-koko. owl or wisdom /:
Ishkoday. fire or comet Segwin,
spring: Mlnnehaha. laughing wat.
er. osseo. evening star: owaissa,
bluebird or happiness; Miske
beauty: Mcmauon. rainbow: Wah
wahtay see. FREELY Mlskodeed
spring beauty; Meenahyn. blue.
berry.
o.--Will you tell me how long
Confessions OF q Wife" has been
running In The Start Also, how
many volumes II makes and whore
can get same. az ! am collecting
freak books for a friends antique
library Cui BONO.
A.-"Confessions" has been run
ming in this paper a trifle longer
than year. AS yet. II has not
been published in book form.
0.--How can ! protect myself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-14

o.-ls II right for a girl TO ask a
fellow to call on her. and take her
to q show, or should she wait until
he asks her II she cares TO eo7
would like TO know right away.
BROWN EYES.
Alt is not conventional for a
girl to take the initiative in such
a matter. II is. however. proper
for her to invite young man to
her home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-14
Nnt N6Y N1k
&0&&A4r-

cause OF that My opinion is re.
served
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-14
A Beauty Hint From
Anty Drudge

Pa. Oneeyosrs-"I declare, look fifty years old,
and there goes Mrs Sensible, who Is Just
old as am and she looks not a day
thirty-fve. ! don't see how some people
have the knack Of keeping their looks"
A.tg Drudge-"Scveral years ago Mrs. Sensible
looked as old you do now, but she
wise enough TO use Fels-Naptha Soap for her
housework. When told you about IL. you
said you didn't believe anything that was so
easy could be any good. That's al the
difference"
Arizona republican., 1914-03-15
To The "Out of Town" Man

Real the better the real saIesmen the selling Place Iots-eveythng sold right here Phoenix you your self just exactly the truth of Everything here it's quality
Arizona republican., 1914-03-15
Take The Initiative

 late. Never has lost Phoenix you the best real in Phoenix Easy
Arizona republican., 1914-03-15
/7 Phoenix ---A Great CitV /n
 The Making

 highest located opened mM the Mmmw gMras situated he dHr Arizona m din three he b ca
Arizona republican., 1914-03-15
Have A Friend Look It Up

Let inspect this sub the the beautiful the palms. and lawns, and the beautiful residences being built Let take them automobiles and into this before you buy fill coupon and mail We will the
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15
lDisosr einia.rmabsn rsasImdbis Dor

nieber einiasrmaBsn resslmdbis Do
iid geben tonnie.
| Wit 0enustbuung i1nnen mir ioni
! itatiren, bob uns bon ben Yernunoe'
ten. insbeionbsrs ben JranSoisn, pie
le Oantesnoris iiber uniere Bebano'
lung. Wartuna unb pflege ssipenoet
llpuroen. pdbrenb Ole aeuBsrungen
iiber ibre eiaenen aer5te teinesipsgs
| idmeidelbaft ilansen.
gDir frtutsn uns. bab uunmsbr Elm
resiidrer Granienbausbetrieb mOglid)
mar, bah man dIlmdbli6 ii9 um bic
ein5elnen Der bislsn Werlebtsn mebr
onntbmen fonnte. bab man enolih in
Der Gage mar. arautenbosen an3ules
gen uno bic pislen Gr5tlidb 70 iIitereis
ianten sS1le auh iliniIh gu beobahs
ten uno tpiiieuinaftlib au psrwertben.
ben UerIesisn aud menidIib ettpas
nabsr treisn au ionnen - iiebe ba:
aa biefs ssrsube mar uns niht pers
g6nnt, oa ber 8efsbl einiraf, bab bas
arieasIasarett ourh oas perIonal bes
Rsierpelasareits bsute abaulOien lei;
bamit aina Der eanSs orgauiIatoriide
unb dfatIids gstrieb in anbers 5Gnbe
iiber.
lleber bic 4nfor6erunaen, bic an Elm
arissslaSarsit uutsr D.rbdIiniien bers
nntreien, ipie ipir iie bier bei inierer
Sipeiten 4nipefenbsit in :. :. porfaHs
ben, lam fif thatfddlid Rur oerjenige
cine 9oritellung MAIDEN. Der ioIhe Sis
tudiion tpiriIid miterlebt bat.
Sbpobl bag BON ilns dbes!Oiie Nslbs
losarett id1on am %. 2lusuit iber 500,
sumsiit frans0iifds 9srnunbsts in
Sfibtlin9 80. enafIiirt bate. miib'
ten in ben peiieren 2 9aaen - %.
unb "a. gluauft - unfsrerisits tueitsrs
sirta TOO, gum grobsn 9beil Shtpers
bernunoete unb sumeiii ipieber frdnf
S0iiihe 0erpunosts abtransportirt
iuerben. nm auf bonn nod be ges
idmmtsn GsbGubs bes 2a5dretttaps
rms, Der Staotballe, bes Gpmnd'iums
etc. nit ihiper uno isbr i6tDer Der,
ipunSeisn Bis auf bas lsbts gstt belsst
5u bobeH.
Iie hierin beariinbetc iiberreidlc
qrbeit Der asrste ipurbs uns bpppeit
fiiblbar unier Der nsbenbsi beiiehenbsn
brinsenbitsn Rotbpenoiateit. aug uns
bsidreibli6sn alIssmeiusn bpgisniihsn
3uitGnSen lpisber cine tDirili4e arans
tsnanitali an i6affen.
gia9 bieisr inra.H. Die Situatipn
i'm allasmsinsn iuieoergebenbsn Stil.
Serunq foll in ben n6hiten griefeu
iiber unf.re fp.sielIsn fslbGr8ilidsnGrs
iabrunsen berihist iperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15
llm IS g,Ieimt.

Cine geriebenc Sdapinolerin Ieimte
1citern 0en 9eidenbeitatter 5. 6.
Wloormnn, I'm Den petrag bon S..
1ic bralL ipelde in 1rauerfleibera
angetban mar, erifien IN bem gureai!
nes Serren @tccrman an Der 8. umo
pnrf Sirnbe nnb er3dblte ibm inter
lbrdnerL baB ibr gater, Sancs
5lpnn, 80. 942 Gburh Strdbe, Acn.
oinD, 9. peritorten jei inb Yluorinnn
Gle geItattimg ilbernebmrr ioae. Die
linttfannie naniite iid) Srni Wiuli.
aaIL Don gio. SAT @eit 6. Strabe.
NIB Iieb birdbIiden, bab ibr Batter
eine geriiherling IN S6be BON $500
bil;terlaiien bat. Ia lie gerne itcdD
fabren poIle, entl;cb iie fidb
pen W.ccrunn ben getrag bon $5.
lrrld'e Sumne naf aus5aEIlrng ber
GarlifsrInia suriidgeJeben iperben
ioIifs. aIioorman reiite iIaG glen.
oingy g.. fnnrte dber feincn tooten
5iynn IN Der nngesebeiien abreiIe
DprfitDen unb ipnr audi 6rail whiIi.
pon riat mebr 81 ernitteIn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15

feds ieiner friiberen Shtoenten. q
4 lit -52 Sabre aIt; ferner babe idJ adj
Doftoren Der perif)iebertlten GGd,er
Snriiten Gihter, Sefretdre, pbiIo
logen, gtationalofonomen imb. ipas
ollem Die arone aiifiest, etnen pri,
natoo5enten oes 8olferretts, fiir5unl
pcn meinen 43 2eitten iino runo 81
slfaoemifer, i'm 9Qter tpehielno bon
52 Sabren Bis t71a.
sSunge Sod,itiiler bon i6lanfem
@uf,s nit ainoergeii6tern benen
man no6 aniiebt, buB iie crit fiIr3e
3eit ibr @inidbriges in Der Talde
baben, mehieIn ab nit erniten 8e.
Ii6tern boiler Inrben uno grobcn
SolIb1rten. @ber ems - oas ba6en
Tie alle eemeiir ben iebnIi6en @nnid,
10 idnel wie n6gIi6 5u lernen unb:
an ocn Seino. aein Spfer, feline gln.
itrengllng iino eroB geuig, I'M nid)t
Dillig getragen 5it nerben. slles
miro nit lGd)eInoem 8eli6t gsmad,t,
oblpobl man als alter .,Snhunnn"
mandes afal felt, es idlt idper.
Ser 8rofeiior iegt ben Sol ebea.
10 gut unb germ, wie Der gier5apier,
rro Elm Or. jilr. iegt feline Sreppe
iInb Stlibe ebenio gut lpie ein reiln.
icbujabiaer Maurer aus Samburg,
Clu 0oftor ans Dem Yatentlnlt pi,st
ieine 6eniter urb fdleppt @aiier gum
gSoid)en 0rei Sreppen rauf uno r,ir.
Ter, genaii ebenio iuie rin pulnii6er
Sergarbeiter, Ger audl ppiifen 1T, |
obpobl Der Monn Suei 9lutos iein
ciqrn ncnnt l,nb ihlDer permogcno III
ieln ltbcillt, ale bon benz eiueil @eiit |
beieeIt: mir iir0 anmeraben. Sd |
foilnte iobieI er}dbIeu bon GinBelbei.
ten, mein Ser5 lit 10 boil baoon. Sd
babe ifon 70 imenoIih piel erlebt IN
eicier tur5en Scit unb bin Der ieiicn.
feiteu lleberSeueuna, ein Bolt ipie bas
oelitite lit niht 81 beiieeen unb nd.
rem es Ser 5einoe nod mebr. Cont
lin i'd ipcbIaaf. Seio ollie ber5Iib ge.
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