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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-08-11

his hotel and if can catch him there
he shall take back what he said.''
Good for you. Anybody can shoot
off his mouth about politics, but he
wants to let religion Alone"
you bet he does!"
by the way, may | ask yours?"
Mine? Mine? Why--wny-.
why wnat?"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-08-11

It's two risky. passed my vacation
there last year and had several mar
row escapes.
Jack-From drowning?
Fred-No; summer girls. Seven Of
them proposed to me.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-02
ATTENDS FUNERAL
OF HIS MOTHER

That even in the worst of us there
is n spark OF goodness left was dem
onstrated a few days ago when An
drew Bissett. convict of the West
Virginia penitentiary ut MoundsVilie
was allowed to come to his old home
at Hundred, w. Va, to attend the
funeral of his mother and then re-
turned to the pen 10 serve out ms
time. The man who is confined i'll
the pcnitcntiary on the charge OF
criminal assault, is sixty years old.
He came to Hundred unattended.
He has still eight months of his time
to serve, but he has been n truSty at
the institution for some time.
He received word that his mother.
who was ninety years of age. was
dead. Immediately he asked To be
allowed to go to her funeral. War
den White got into communications
with Governor Hatfield, who in turn
gave his consent. Not only was tn"
man allowed to go. but he was not
encountered by the presence Of a
guard. He was placed on his hon
or.
After his sad mission was over,
the man with the whole world he
fore him, turned his tottcring steps
back to the walls OF the penal insti-
tuition. Not once did he show the
least sign OF violating the trust that
had been placed in him. This is the
second time that Mr.. Bissctt has
been given leave of absence on sim
liar mission. Last winter he was
allowed to attend the funeral of HIS
son, but that time he was under
guard.
Bissett returned yesterday after
noon tc finish his term which will
be finished in January.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-02

Blithers and Smithers were neigh
bors. They we're friends before they
became neighbors. The enmity start
ed by Blithers' boy pushing Smithers'
kid off a high picket fence and nearly
breaking his young neck. Then
Smithers killed four of Blithers' chick
ems. After that they glared at each
other like a couple of horse thieves.
Blithers hired a colored man to
NOV his lawn. 'Rastus threw the
grass over the fence into Smithers'
yard.
Hey you!" yelled smithers. What
In thunder are you doing?"
'Rastus blinked.
"Das fob yo' mool, mister" he
smiled.
"Mule!" roared smithers. 81 amt
got no mule!"
'Rastus stared.
"Ain'tcha?" he gasped. Then he
scratched his head. "Das funny" he
added. DE gemman what lib here
say de grass fob de jackass mex DOH"
s. f. C. smyth in Judge.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-02
NOT A RACE OF APE-MEN
Abundant Proof That American Cave
DweIlers Knew Advantages OF
Vegetable Diet.

The American cave.dwellers were
not ape-men. not even big.jawed,
low.browed meat eaters like the al.
legged associates of the famous albeit
anonymous owner OF the "Neander-
thai Skull" Corn and squash seeds.
three kinds of gourds, the stone met
ate and the slender bones of birds
tell OF the largely vegetable diet Of
these primeval cave-dwellers.
Evidences of religious worship
abound: little estufas, with places for
the sacred fire among the dwellings.
and larger ones In the open canyon,
where circles. of communal huts in.
closed the central floor, hardened by
the feet of thousands of dancers.
Here, still UNEMPLOYED, are hun.
dreds of tiny cavern houses burrowed
in cliffs 500 and 600 feet high, col
ored in maroon. ochre, sober gray
and gypsum white-hues that in the
sunset glow in furnace-reds and royal
purple and deep lavender.
Not far away, at Casa Grande,
race OF tall men lived in larger caves,
and left their mummified dead to tell
Of six.foot braves and broad-hipped
women; while at Frijoles the bodies,
swathed In woven cloths, we're OF me-
dIum height, with here and there a
taller warrior. Reservoirs to i'm.
pound water for siege or drought;
bitches for irrigation; photographs
that are a melangc Of bird or reptile,
beasts and weird limitations of the hui
man form divine; pottery in shards
and unbroken; splintered bows and
featherless arrows; fiber-soled san
dals, and blankets thickened with rab-
bit fur are found in some of these
ancient cavern houses. = National
Magazine.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-02
THE WAR SITUATION
FROM DAY TO DAY
nv Herman Ridder.)


NV attention has been drawn to
an editorial of one of the Wall
street papers, called IAN Appeal Ia
Mr.. Riddcr." which an indignant
American sent to mo, as sign III
the prejudice against Germany. re-
uucsting ME to answer to questions
contained in the clipping. ! lay no
claims to such detailed analytical
knowledge of taxation. finance an
commerce as the Wall Street journal
but am genuinely surprised to ttnG
evidences of such an undcr-supply Of
readily accessible library int0rma
ton and of common sense in the
editorial room of the best-kunwn OF
Wall street dailies.
Question In the Kingdom oil
Prussia, and in the German empire
what proportion of the taxation Wa
upon ornaments?
Answcr-Thc expense for arma.
ments arc substantially empire eX
penSes. To establish a proportion O.
armament expenditures to income
from taxation would not be practical
MS the empire has, as the only direct
tax, the inheritance tax. But ]
might take the proportion of cXpcns
IS for armament to the entire bulge;
aud | might establish the same pro.
portion for Great Britain anu
France. then get approximately
the following figures:
Million Dolalrs
1912 1913
Budget Armament
Germany ........ 1900 30
Great Britain and
ireland ....... $50 $50
France .......... 300 29o
Question 2.-How far short did
the special tax upon capital fall be
low the amount anticipated?
Answer. - The official result Of
the "WchrstGucr" is not yet avail
able. Such preliminary reports as
have indicate no shortage from tn,
original government estimate o
$3.50, 0OO, 900. II was necessary &c
levy tho special tax in order to pa!
for the REIMBURSEMENT Of German dc
fence forces, which had become nee
cssary through the shifting of th'
balance of power that resulted from
the Balkan war.
Question 3.-How much was real
lied by the super-tax upon real cs
tate?
Answcr.-.If this question refer
TO the tax on uncarncd Increment
can only say that this form of tax
alton until recently was exclusively
within the discretion of tho variUu,
municipalities and states. The In
IGNITION of making this tax an impe
rial one has been reversed by th'
recent law. which imposes tax, to br
effective in 1917. on the cntir in.
erase of capital, to be determined in
tricnnial periods.
Question Ais it true that the Su
,per-taX on real estate was in so per
cent of all cases uncollcctihlc, be.
cause the holders Of real estate hac
no rady money to pay 1t?
Answcr.-Or course, rs long as
tax is still ineffective it cannot BE-
found uncollectible in so per cont Of
the cases. But If by any chance "Su
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-02

You'd two young women wandered
followed by a young man In pcngee. a
pananna set carelessly upon his hand
some head, his face brown, his build
slender but round and muscular.
i"And that. sahib. is the story.
sighed Ahmed"
And Kathlyn gave the treasures
20 the poor of Alfalfa? That was fine"
You have said"
They should have hanged this UNI
balla"
NO, sahfb. Death is grateful. 1t is
DOT a punishment; it is peace. But
Durga Ram. called Umballa, will spend
the remainder OF his days in the tread
mill, which is concrete hell, not alb
stract. Always round his ankles there
will be iron. the gals of the night
chains. Always his wrists shall be
bruised and torn; for sometimes he
will lose. his step and hang by his
wrists. So much for ingratitude; 30
much for the blindness Of revenge"
DO you think England will ever
step in?"
Perhaps. But so long as Pundita
rules justly. so long as her consort
abets her. England will not move. Per
haps, II one of them dies. .
There. the maids are calling you. And
will go and brew the Colonel Sahib's
tea"
THE END,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-02
piscouraslna Burglar Gentlemen.

1t had been hoped by the bettor
class of burglars that by observance
of the strict rules of the game and
following the example of such eminent
authorities as "RafTles" and other gen.
tlemanly burglars higher standard
Of professional work and etiquette
might be reached and maintained. and
news of such deplorable divergence
from sanctioned procedure as sleeping
In beautiful, clean beds with boots on
cannot be other than discouraglng to
the Beau Brummels of the picturesque
and engaging avocation.-New York
Morning Telegraph.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-02

when the kings sister died, several
years before There existed what was
called the Court of Death. There were
four sides to this court, and In the
center Of each side we're bars, and be-
hind these bars tigers or leopards or
lions or wild boar-whatever pleased
the owners fancy. Many a royal bat.
tie had been waged in this court, some.
times between tigers, or tiger and a
lion, Il leopard and boar
Umballa, after his bath, asked II the
old boar was still alive. The heaven.
horn was told that the animal had died
In the cage few days ago. Umballa
shrugged. He had had in mind fight
between the boar and n leopard, to
stnrt his circulation. ms 1t were.
He ordered his prisoners to be
brought into the Court Of Death and
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-02
Poison little Understood.

A poison whose action is Little un-
derstood by the medical profession.
although it Is one of the most useful
Of all, namely. strychnine. is being in
vestigated. 1t is used as a stimulant
quite generally, up to one-thirty-sccond
Of grain being administered with i'm
punity. But II the dose be increased
ever SO little, the dangers of tetanus
are very great. When tetanus does
follow, however, paradoxical as 1t may
seem, tho cure applied is the admin.
stration Of more strychnine.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-02

ncrtax" should be meant to INDICATE
especial tnx," can assure the ques-
TONER that there was no difficulty in
collecting the special tax" as may
he readily understood by the fact
that the tax is graduated one, pay
able In three annual instruments.
and that a levy of per cent Is only
reached when the capital amounts to
81 least $@50.OO0. To assume for a
moment that man possessed Of so
much property could not for three
years pay about $500 special tax
~, OF course, ridiculous.
Question SIS II true that they
were unable to borrow on mortgage,
because the tax had flooded the mar
vet with real estate offerings aud
had. for the same reason, frightened
Ill buyers away?
Answcr.-In view OF what | have
eaid under a." 1t is clear that no
,uch things occurred rs are inferred
in the last question.
In the same editorial the ridicus
'Ous statement was mnde that the
above questions vitality affect all
hose who are unable to collect from
heir German correspondents who
lwc them money" The reason for
hat Inability" is the lack of COM
nunication. This same reason also
prevents Germany from collecting it's
credit balances in tho United States.
am amazed that 1t is necessary for
ne to remind so-called expert fl
7ancial writer of Wall street that
me of the main reasons for the clQs4,
ing of the stock exchange was the
fear that absorption OF American a
vnstmrnts held by Germans would
1rOve too great task, MS 10 wasjwells
tnown on the Friday morning, when
he exchange did not open, that
normOus selling orders had been res /
. civcd by the banking houses with
:trong German affiliations.
fear that the writer of the edi-
'orial does not read his own paper,
s In the same number, Aug. 18th,
he following news item appeared:'
"No Moratorium In Germany:
"Bcrlin-The metallic reserve OF
he Rcichsbank has reached the
highest percentage ever rported.
There is no moratorium in Germany
'anks arc open as usual and max
ug payments without reservation.
Very careless indeed. Careless
'lso the fact that the editorial
writer has overlooked series Of ar-st
iclcs from the pen of his chief, pub
'fshed in the Wall Street Journal
turing last September. I.take pleas
IRE in quoting from these articles
ONE Of the things which Mr.. Giiistss.ii
barron stated to be his conclusions /
after an extended personals study, Of I
Modern Germany: ifsl.e6
Germany will neither seek nor
make war with any foreign power
hut for defence against all powers
;lc must always be prepared. Her.
position is so anomalous, yet, SO pro
,rcssivc, that it should be better i'm
lerstood in America, where we are
attempting the construction of a new
banking system based upon the Ger
nan Reichsbank. and are at the !
same time legislnting a tariff that
will invite the keenest competition
from n nation whose ever present
aim Is business
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-02

The big fair circuits, was instantly
killed and his daughter, Elizabeth.
fatally injured yesterday when their
team was struck by an empty engine
on the Jersey Central railroad at
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-02

No. . series OF 1.-THE Adventures
Of Kathlyn" will be shown at the
IIippodrome Thcater Friday. septem-
Der 4.
ITO Be Continued TomoTrow.l
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-02
RACE HORSE
DRIVER IS KILLED

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Sept. 2. =
Euellen J. Schweyer, the veteran liy-
eryman and driver Of race horses it
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-02
What They Want.

$50 this woman, who has never
done anything but attend to her home,
wants to have the advertising of our
lheater, you say? What qualifications
has she for the job?"
well, she tells me she knows how
10 keep q house In print"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-02
toopyrlghs BY HA1old MaOorssh,

No. series OF THE Adventures
OF Kathlyn" will be shown ut the
Hippodrome TheatCr Friday, septem-
Der 4.
Continued From Yesterday
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-02

Newport. Two men on the wagon
escaped by jumping.
Miss Schweyer was carried 400
yards on the shokestack af the en-
CINE.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-02

The young newspaper man to whom
Winnie was engaged and the grizzled
Ahmed sat on the steps of the bun.
galow In California one pleasant after
noon. The pipe was cold in the hand
Of the reporter and Ahmed's cigar was
lead, which always happens when one
recounts an exciting tale and another
listens. Among the flower beds be-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-23
Jn(an0Te(egra6p
anGpIanfe Bro d.

Sem 9Orf, %. 0toi Cine
@an9planfe bes Sampiers ,6reoe.
rid VIII" Itiir8te beute Ma6mittas
fur5 Dor Ser 9Ibiabrt Oes Gampfers
ins @aiier uno nebr ais 20 8erio.
nen Mdnrer, 5rauert .ulo ainocr,
itiir5ten III 6cr i5luB. Sieten SerieI.
ben wurben perIest uno bret 9erio.
nen tperoen nermiBt. 9iur Sas rui1e
Gingrcifen ser G6iifsmannitaft
perbiitatc ein gr6Beres llugIiid.
@ierfd9:r Weprb.
sbief Rtber Tutts, U2inn..
p, Miui. 2ouis 9ilipul eri6oB am
Treitua auf Der ;Form ieines Sapie.
serbaters 3. &. Slipn, 30 MsiIer
nGroIih bon bier, brei 5rauen, cine
bdppn- ieine Satin. peripunoete eine
pierts uno besin9 oann Selbitmoro.
Die SoOten limb: fTrau 9uonia 2arz
ipn. 40 Sabre aft: ~~ou Qouis Gil
loul. %. unb Trl. sSnan Slion, II
Sabre alt. uno Gouis 8ilipul.
iSrdu Slion ipuroe pahrI6einIi9
tDotlih pertpunoet. @ilIuul mar am
ndh Der Slion'ichen Tarm
Getommen unb Derlanote ieine Srau.
cine So6ter Der SliOns, ppn Der er
eetrsnnt le6te. au ieben. Srau OHpn
beaegnete Inn an Der 6austhir uno
peripebrte ibm ben GinlaB, pprduf Der
Rann einen Repolber soo uno lie o6nc
Dsitercs nieoerihpB. Gr itedte bann
ods Saus in 9ranb uno fina an. uuf
bic unberen Mitalieoer oes Sausbalts
su idiebsn. Seine Truu mar bic
grite. bic tnbt suTammsnbra6. Gr
elite bann in ben nahen WaIb.
SIiOn. Der Sas SaisBen aebSrt
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0r. ltrrutid mar geflob ber,
INN ieinen sop 5n
retten.

Z IL.
8era Gru3, %. W1ut. Or.
4ureliano llrrutta, Der ein1tige @es
beimsSenter !6uertas, Der friibere sri
niiter bes Synnern, Der, rpie i6on be
ri6tet, aus iSur6t bor elmer Repolte
aus Der StuOt W}erifo gefIoben uno
na6 8eru Gru3 getommen mar, fubr
beute in Ieinen ienIntioneaen S6ilbez
rungen iiber bic 8epobnbeiten bcs
9ittators, ieines friiberen !9errra
fort.
Seute geItanb Der Minifier bern
aud elm, baB er ni6t fIO6, neil feline
5einoe fi6 Deri4poren batten, i'm 5u
ermorben, ionOern neil es Ieinem
Serrn un0 9ebieter nit einem Wlals
pG6renb Ieines aQtGgIi9en S6napss
rauI9es eingefaGen lei, nit Der Waiene
zines Sultans an3uoronen: yMan
bringe mir bas Saupt meines SiinIts
ltngs llrrutia - aber o9He ben baoI
geb0rigen &6rper!"
PIN Samitag 26enb," 70 er3dblte
Or. llrratia, .als er pieber einmat
ME gefp0buli6 Elm paar &Ognats 81
Oiel gebabt bate, begann 9uertG I'M
81 Globe Gafe nit sinem U}ale auf
mid gu flu6en, ging ans 5elepbon i'm
cafe, rief glaHquet ouf unb srtlGrts
i6m, oaB i6 nod am glei4en 4bsRo
get0otet lp.roen ioQe."
nS5reunbe, bic 1ia in Der NG6e bes
5elepbons befunben batten, binter>
bra6ten mir bic S9retsnstunoe, unD
nit meiner 5amilie beitieg i4 Elm
2luto, bas mid mad @uaoeloups
bratte, I'M Suertas 9ebeimbdI3ern
gu entge6en."
gBie llrratia bebauptet, lit Susrta5
Dutb in 9e5ug auf ieinsn einitigen
8iinitling Der SbotIa9e 5u5ui6rsibsn,
oaB llrrntia ibn INNER unb immer
Dieber erIu6te, Iein gegebenes Ser
ipre6en 3u baIten unb ab3ubantsR,
I'M bas 2ano DOR Der ReoOlution unn
ben glmeritanern gu bepabreu.
y or6ereitungen fIr oteI
5 III 6 6uertas.
SIiiftIin9e, Die aus puerto Wtsritp
eintreffen, ertldren nit Der grObtea
SeItimmtbcit, haB Die merifaniihen
adnoneHboots .Saraeoia" uHb BRO
DO, fofpie bas gepan3erte transport
f4iff nprugreio" &pbleH einnsbmen
unb 9Orrdtbe labsn, Iopie Tag uno
Nddt untsr 9ampf CUR 9bFa6rt bere;t
liegen. Stiiuolih tptrb 6uerta aua
Der Staot Merito in pusrto Werito
erpartet, po er, pie beiBt, an goro
oes nprpgreio" aebeH uno mad 6u=
gamma flieben tpirb. OieIes 9srac6t |
9epinnt I'm 10 msbr 9ldu6piiroigteit |
curh oas INNER itiirmii6er tperoenoe
Ordngen Der SabinetmitsIieber, Die
Den Sittatpr por bic gtlternQtipe
,Sludt oosr Sob" itelen.
Der erite befinitipe 9epsis, onb in
Der Stabt Wlerifo i'm 9e6eimen ibon |
Der Qufrubr braut, trat gu Sage, als |
bic Guberit bsitirSte @e6eimpuIi5ei |
6usrtas in Der San pebro ctr. Elm |
aus6ob. Den 9olisiIteu |
iielen Is Win6eIter Gencbre, geboIs
Der, S6nerter unb aa6lreife W1unts |
inn in 6ie 6Gnbe. 2te6nlihe 8affeu.
1ieoerIasen folen ii6 in TGmmtti6en
s6eilen Der 6duptitabt beFinoen.
Sas plOBli6e Girtreffen sabIreiher
'rominenter polititer in @era Cruz
piro dLgemein als eine 5oIge Der Gn.z
'edung Der 9erf8pSruns dusgelsgt.
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'butte. elite mad benz 6ouis. mo cr Die
Sooten uno bic 9erpunoete fanb.
@r alurmirte Die Rad6urituft unO bic
Iarmer ma6ten iih aur geriolatlnS
@iliouls Guf Seine 2eihe purbe
balo i'm Doloe aefunoen. I'D er iid
bate.
8tlIoul mar tiir3Iih BON CANADA
suriid9etebrt. pobin er ii6 mad Der
5rennung pon isiuer 5rau bestbeu
bate. G1feriuht bate cine Grcandua
Der GiIiouIs peruriaat.
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Die unperpii Ii fli9eH Suf.
frddetteu.

frdgstten.
Qonbpn, %. Wai. Die tpilbsa
Wsibsr DON Der Womsns Gocial aub
political Union. Der SrsaniidtioH bey
GampfIuffrasetten, radten ii9 unl
5rsitag fir bic Hisbsrlass unb 9sss
haftuns elmer grobsn an5abl ibrer @es
iinnunssgsnoFsn bel Dem am Dors
nsrstas semadien 9sriu6. bsm aDn:s
Geors i'm 8udingbam Qalait sins- De-
iition 81 iibsrrsi1en, inbem iis an
apsi neri6isbsnen Srten nationals
aunitfddBs bsf9doisten. Cine Srau
ruinir..: in Der t0niali6en gltdbsm:e
flint Meiiterlpsrte. barunter bier alts
gemdlbs ppn Giopanni 9sllini. uHo
fait glei63eitig fpurbs Elm Gsmdlbe in
Der t0nislidsn 4taSsmis DON elmer nrs
bern 5rau 5srft6rt. geibe Jrausn
ipurben perbafiet.
Die in Der Nationdlgallerie beIhG.
bigtsn gilbsr fin5 cine .Mabonna NIT
ainb unb GnssIn", elm portrGt po1
Girolamo Walatini Die Seilis.a
Sobann unS Gbriitopb unb Der Ooae"
cine r2anbI6aft nit benz Sobe ct.
petrus" unb nGbriiii 2siben i'm Gar.
ten.
Das in Der t0nisIi6eh 4tabemie Bee
fhdoigte Bib III ,primapsra", ppa
George Glauisu.
Die Giabemie mar nit faIbionds
blen 2euten angsfiillt, aIs cine sSrdd
unter ibrem Mantel elm Sadmefisr
fsrporsoa unb bamit naa bsm gilbe
ihlug. 4uffsber padten lie iofo.t
unb nur Der @npeisnbit Der polissi
terbantt ss bic Srau, bab ibr nibt
idlimm mitSeipislt purbs.
gtibs Grautn ipsigertsn fih, ibre
Ramen anSueeben. als a6sr bic Bee
iiberin Der S9anStbat in Der tSniuli.
den gttabemie bsm g}olissiminiffe:
rorsefiibrt tpurbs. CAB lie ibren glos
men aIs Marn Gpsncsr an. Gi. ipur.
be an bic 9tiIiIen psrrpisisn, na6Sem
fie ben ai6t.r .insn .anmabsnb,n
pOniius pilatus@ a,nannt unb ibn in
anbsrer Msif. stfdmGbt bate.
aonig Gsora unb aDnigin WarD
mnbten fi@ bsuts Rdfmittdg DGbr,no
einer Mntinse gluffiibruna in .Sis
Wlaieitp's Sbeatre" bi. gslGitiaunssu
elmer Suffragsite sefallen laiIen, pels
de BON elmer 2pge aus auf oas aSs
nipspdar sinSufprefsn bsaann. .Rui.
iiidsr Gar" fhri. iis, aIs Elm Sauss
nnseitellter kreinItiir5te uno fe au ent.
fernen perludte. Ons ssrduenaimmsr
mar on sinen Sib angetettet un6 bi.
&ette muRts erit bur6gsfeilt perbsu,
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