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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-19
Troopers Body Not Recovered.

No trace Of the body of trooper How
ard Guyer. Of troop D. 18th cavalry.
who was drowned in the Rio Grande at
the COurchesne bridge Sunday. has vet
been found. The river has been dyna-
mited between the bridge and the dam
and sentries stationed at intervals along
the river bank Several swimmers also
dived for the body. but without sue
cess
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-19
.LOUGHBOR0UGH
APPEARS BEFORE
RETIRING BOARD
Findings Go to Washington
Part of the 18th Leaves
For Columbus, N. M.

Col Robert H. r Loughborough, COM
mander Of the Goth infantry, appeared
Monday before a retiring board COM
posed Of Brig. Gen. John J. Pershing.
Col George H Morgan and Mai Wilson
T Davidson, TO be examined for retire
ment because Of physical disability. The
report Of the board will be forwarded
TO Washington and will be given out
there
Headquarters Of the first squadron
18th cavalry, will be changed from
Washington park to Columbus. y. NJ
Sunday Troop D, of the 18th. will
leaves Washington park early Sunday
morning for Columbus. making the
trip overland on their mounts. Mai r.
T. l. Niche, squadron commander, will
accompany the troop and viii take
command Of the squadron. as troops A,
= and are at Columbus now. Capt.
w @ BabcOck will command the troop
on the march to the border Troop D
received its pay Tuesday morning from
Capt A. P Watts. paymaster Of the
patrol district
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-23
Big Bottom Tract
To Be Open Soon

CHEHALIS, March 23.-The
United States land office at Van
couver, WASH, has just issued
notice, originating with G. M
Bruce, commissioner of the gen.
eral land office, restoring to en-
try 1452.S6 acres within the lin.
its of the Rainier National Forest
In Lewis county.
The lands in question are To-
Gated at the upper end of the Big
Bottom country in this county
and a number of old-time settlers
in that section are the benefit
Charles.
The notice Is of special interest
to 20 residents of the Randle,
Vance and Lewis country, these
persons having prior right to fill
ings. Some parties will procure
nearly full-sized claims.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-23

for Mr.. Reynolds to meet me, but
II was his lunch hour, and be-
sides I was afraid to telephone
from the house while Mr.. Lad
ley was in It.
Peter had been whining again.
When | came down the stairs he
stopped whimpering and was wag-
ging his tail, A strange boat had
put into the hallway and was
coming back.
Now, old boy" somebody was
saying from the boat. Steady,
old chap. Nv got something for
YOU"
A little man, elderly and alert,
was standing up In the boat, pol
ing 1t along with an oar. Peter
gave vent to joyful yelps. The
elderly gentleman brought his
boat to a stop at the foot of the
stairs, and reaching down into a
tub at his feet, held up a large
piece of raw liver. Peter almost
went crazy, and | remembered
suddenly that | had forgotten to
feed the poor beast for more than
a day.
t"Would you like it," asked the
gentleman. Peter sat up, as he
had been taught to do, and bark
ed. The gentleman reached down
again, got a wooden platter from
a stack OF them at his feet, and
placing the liver on 1t, put 1t on
the step. The whole thing was so
neat and businesslike that
could only gaze.
THAT'S well-trained dog,
madam" said the elderly gentle
man, beaming at Peter over his
glasses. you should not have
neglected him."
1.-THE flood put him out of my
mind" I explained, humbly
enough, for l was ashamed.
Exactly. Do you know how
many starving dogs and cats |
have found this morning?" He
took a notebook out of his pocket
and glanced at it. "Forty-eight.
Forty-eight, madam! And ninety
three cats! / have found them
marooned in trees, elinging to
fences, floating on barrels, and
! have found them in comfortable
houses where there was no ex-
cuse for their neglect. Well. |
must be moving on. have the
report of cat with new litter
in the loft of stable near here. >
He wiped his hands carefully
on fresh paper napkin, of which
also a heap rested on one of the
seats of the boat, and picked up
an oar, smiling benevolently at
Peter. Then, suddenly, he bent
over and looked at the stained
| rope end, tied to the stair-rail.
whats that?" he said.
"That's what I'm going to find
out" | replied. | glanced up at
the Ladleys' door, but 1t was
closed.
Continued Tomorrow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-23
candidates for the Mayorality
n. p. Burdick E. q. Heinrich
E. o. Heinrich

Born in Pennsylvania In f840,
III. r. Burdick, candidate for
mayor, Is really n badger, for he
went to Wisconsin when four
years old and grew mp there. He
Is % now, and was I'm the Civil
war ut 10. After the war he was
educated for the law and practiced
since 1880.
He got into politics as a repub-
lican. served four years as county
commissioner. six as prosecuting
attorney, was on the school board
many years and sat In the legis-
lature from 1892 to 1897, finally
being elected speaker OF the house
after serving most Of the time az
chairman Of the judiciary COM
mittee.
In the legislature he was q
booster for the Wisconsin univer-
sity and helped to put the laws on
the books that have since made
that state famous for its methods
of regulating corporations.
Burdick came to Tacoma In
1902. He early became active In
politics here and was candidate
for superior Judge q few years
ago. For the last year he has
served as one of the city civil SER
vice commissioners.
He IL married and has four
children, three daughters and one
son, the latter now a student at
the state university.
Burdick Is making a campaign
as reformer. He has promised
the w. G. T. u. that he will never
vote for any saloon license nor
assist In the granting OF any
license as mayor. He also declares
In favor of law enforcement, but
insists that he will be fair to all
public service corporations.
He has been active in politics
all his life, and was put into the
campaign by the Committee of
Ten of the New Movement league
with the expectation of getting
the endorsement of the leagues
voters in their referendum.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-23
"CASCARETS" FOR
SLUGGISH LIVER
No headache, sour stomach,
biliOusness or constipation
by morning.
Get a 10-cent box now.

Get a Decent box now.
Turn the rascals out-the
headache, biliousness, indigestion,
the sick, sour stomach and foul
gases-turn them out tonight
and keep them out with Cas-
carets.
Millions of men and women
take a Cascaret now and then and
never know the misery caused by
a lazy liver, clogged bowels or an
upset stomach.
Don't put In another day Of
distress. Let Cascarets cleanse
your stomach; remove the sour,
fermenting food: take the excess
bile from your liver and carry out
all the constipated waste matter
and poison In the bowels. Then
you will feel great.
A Cascaret tonight straightens
you out by morning. They worl.
while You sleep. A 10-cent box
from any drug store means 4
clear head, sweet stomach and
clean, healthy liver and bowel
action for months. Children love
Cascarets because they never
grippe or sicken-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-23
1000 ON CENTRALIA
ROLLS FOR ELECTION

CENTRALIA, March 23.-The
registration books closed in Cen
tralia last night for the special
bond and franchise election to be
held here on April 1 with a total
registration of 1000. An intense
interest is being manifested in the
election.
Questions to be acted on are
the issuance of $4,000 In bonds
to take up like amount of out
standing warrants and the grant
ing of 30-year franchise to the
Washington Electric company to
operate over certain streets on the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-23
POWDER ExPLODES

The explosion of $50 pounds
of 40 per cent Hercules powder.
stored on property at East 66th
and Y streets by Chris Stock,
shook dwellings and caused con-
siderable confusion in the Eas.
Side Saturday evening. Several
windows were broken. 1t Is be-
lieved that persons exploded the
dynamite for spite against Stock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-23
FRENCH SHOP IS
UNIQUE STORE

Located in the heart of the re-
tail shopping district, the French
shop" unique millinery store,
hairdressing shop, and manicur-
ing parlor will be opened next
Saturday morning. The shop is
in the G street side of the Fidel-
ity building, at 951 G street. Be-
sides carrying a complete line of
up-to-the-minute Partisan hats,
the shop will carry millinery nov
elites, hair goods, and trimmings.
There will be a modern manicur-
ing parlor.
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the chemical engineering course.
He came back to Tacoma, got
married, and went to work at his
profession. In the following year
he succeeded in having the posi-.
ton of city chemist created into
which he was installed. He work.
ed at this under Linck, was re-
moved by Fawcett. reappointed by
Seymour, forced out by the lat
ter. reapopinted by Woods as en-
gineer of tests. let out by Woods.
and since then has been practicing
his professional career as con-
sulting and practical chemist.
Mr.. Heinrich is honest enough
with the people to announce that
he will not give his entire time
to the city II elected. He says he
will continue to practice his pro-
fession and keep up his business
so he will be In position to re-
turn to 1t when mis- term as mayor
is out.
lie has two boys at his home
and Is next to the youngest candi-
date in the race this year.
He has announced that he Ia
opposed to the two platoon system
for the fire department, as 1t will
entail a large increase In taxes
on the people. He is also opposed
to any further municipal owner
ship until all the present projects
can be shown to be making o
profit for the city. He is pleased
with the proposition OF letting the
public service commission of the
state handle the public utilities
and thinks they are doing 1t all
right. Heinrich is for closed
town with the lid on tight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-23
REVIVAL SERVICE
WELL ATTENDED

The Epworth Methodist church
revival resumes tonight. Attend
ance Sunday broke all records.
Six young women came crying to
the mourners' bench after the ex-
hortation by the pastor, Rev. w.
p. Randolph. The preacher de-
clared the people must look away
from the things of the world.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-23
MOOSE ELECT
OFFICERS

At the annual election Of the
Moose lodge Friday night the fol-
lowing officers were elected:
Dictator, j. A. Campbell; vice die
tator, Browder Brown, prelate,
w. +. Hunter; treasurer. r. A. b.
Young; trustees, three year term.
William Acheson; two year term,
G. Gyle; one year term. Paul B.
Thompson; inner guard. e. r.
Deamer; outer guard. r. C. Will
Jams. Delegate to national con-
vention, A. A. Duenwald; alter
nate, Paul b. Thompson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-23
Fifty Miles a Day With
Dog Sled What He Does

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, March
q With his faithful Arctic dogs
hitched to his sled, "Scotty"
Smith of Cross Lake, Manitoba,
is making so miles a day, cross
country over the snow, on his
daring hike against time to New
York.
II he accomplishes the 1000
miles from Cross Lake to New
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-23
SUICIDES IN
WEDDING GOWN

LOS ANGELES, March 90. -
Learning last night that the man
she intended to marry had run off
with another girl, Mary Harvas, a
domestic, put on her wedding
gown and veil, which was ready
for today's services, turned on the
gas, and fell asleep on her bed
dying from the fumes within a
few minutes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-23
CotteriII Out
For Senator

SEATTLE, March 23.-George
F. Cotterill of Seattle threw his
hat into the ring as democratic
candidate for U. S. senator, an
nouncing a platform in favor OF
the spirit of the Baltimore plat
form, also declaring himself in ia
vor of state and national prohibit
ton and for unfolding President
Wilson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-23
Colonies PARTY
MEETS ACCIDENT

NEW YORK, Mar. 23.-In a
brief message received last night
it was learned that Col. Roose-
welt and his party had lost their
entire equipment and supplies in
the rapids of the Amazon river,
where they were exploring tribu.
taries.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-23

York before April "a, he wins a
$4,000 wager. Thanks to his
faithful canine aids, he expects to
win in a walk. He is now clad
In the fur cap, leather shirt and
wooden socks of a woodsman.
When the snow melts he will
simply don lighter garments. fix
wheels to his sled and continue
gaily on his trip.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-23

west sides of the city, forming a
physical connection between local
mills and the Puget Sound &c
Willapa Harbor railway, a branch
of the Milwaukee now building
through here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-23
TO LISTEN TO DEBATE.

The Jefferson Improvement
club will meet in their hall, 10th
and Stevens street. tonight to hear
speakers on the port commission.
President Lyle of the Central
Improvement league will speak
for the plan, while Harry II.
Johnston will tell why the port
district should not carry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-23
n. p. Burdick

Born In 1881 In Wisconsin, Il.
O. Heinrich, aspirant for mayor
atty donors, reached Tacoma by
way of Michigan i'm 1888. He went
to school here, afterward became
a pharmacist in 1900. He stuck
to the drug business until 1904,
when he entered University of
California and graduated four
years later with u diploma from
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-23
WILLIAM DORR
TO Die TONIGHT

BOSTON, March 23.-William
A. Dorr, convicted of numbering
his relative, George Marsh, awoke
in prison this morning for what is
believed to be his last day on
earth. Under the law he may be
electrocuted any night this week,
but it is the general impression
that he will die shortly after mid
night tonight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-23
500 MILES OF
ROAD BUILT

ABERDEEN, March 23.-More
than 800 miles of improved coun-
ty highways have been built in
Chehalis county in the past ten
years, according to the report of
the county engineer, made pub
lie yesterday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-23
PEOPLE IN TACOMA
ARE AMAZED

No medicine has ever caused
such amazement In Tacoma as the
simple mixture of buckthorn
bark, glycerine, ETC., known as
Adler-i-ka. This remedy drains
such surprising amounts of foul
matter from the body that 1t Is
known as the most thorough bow
ell cleanser sold. Adler-i-ka acts
on BOTH the upper and lower
bowel and JUST ONE DOSE re-
lieves constipation and gas on the
stomach almost IMMEDIATELY.
The French Drug Co.. 1156 Pa
cific av., and The Owl Drug Co.,
904 G st
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Setrpgen
Sol Gmil Z. pedIe bic Gtaatsbeb6r'
ben babsn.

Die Wessbdu aommiHion oes
Staates Sbio, tpethe benz aomniinar
Games X. Marfer nnteriiebt, bate be-
merit, bab in bieIer ubtbeiIung onz
seblih Elm .0raft" beitebi.
4m Dienitdg fam Der Wegsbous
Rommiiidr Samss R. Warier NIT
Dem Staats Geteitip 5arrD ).
grablep mad Cincinnati, Da bier Die
Gueas Der geiriisersien Iein iollte. Die
geamten arbeiteten nit fieberbafter
3hdtigteit an Der grmittelung Dec Be-
ipeismaterials unb fanoen audi an@
iheinenb eeniigenb gefpeismdterial gez
gen einen BauunternebHer, Inn aegen
benielbsn borgehen 3u tonnen. Der be-
treffenoe unteruehmer mar friiber Elm
4ngeItelIter oeg Weaebau 9epdrtez
ments Sn 0erbinbuns nit bieier ans
aelsgenbeii mar audi Der iteflpertretenos
Beneralantpalt Sobn 3saip tbGtig,
fpelher an Donnsritas abenb mad
Columbus abreifte unb fpdisr nit ss.
niisenoen Snformationsn 3uriidtsbrte,
Die 8eipeisiette mar am GonHeritap
ieboh nod niht sei6loH.n unb erh
seftern abenb fanb i'm Clinton 5Otel
bic Wsrbaftung bes 8auuniernebmsrs
Gmil :. 5edls. in Rorpoob tpobn,
baft, itait. Gs ipirb seIogt, bab 5edlt
i'm Sabre 1912, als er fontrattlits
Wssebautsn fir ben Staat an be,
Siio Wlilforb 4penue unb an dnberer
punftsn ausfiibrte, fingirie ,Hamsr
BON arbeitern in Der aobnliite, in BE-,
&oitbous= unb Gifenbabnfabrt Gift,
fiibrie unb bic gstrdgs fir bic finsir.
ten perIonen Ielbit erbobsn baben Ioa
| Die grmittsluHgen oes Staatss1st
teitips graolsp ergabeu. pab bic II
ben aoitbaus 2iiten aenannter
gerioHen niemaIs bort seipohnt ba
ben. Our6 bisie angsblife Monipu
laiion beg 6edle min Der Staat I'M
ben getTag BON unsefdbr $500 &c
| ihdbiat ipnrben Iein.
9eitern Rdhmittas ipurbe sii
5aftbefebl segen 6edle srtpir.t unb Be
onber iih bic 9ete.tips Doh unl
auebbsrs nab benz Clinton 6otel, un
5edls. pelher eingelaben mar nae
bort su fommen, gu perbaften. SIN go
tel tparen Der ftelIoertrstenbe Gsnerol
antpalt !. Deafp, Sames 81. Wurte
unb Staats TstettiD 9rublep anne
fenb. ais bic nit benz 5dftbefeH aus
asriii.sssn 9eteftips eridienen. Gmi
5ed!e lpurbe iofprt nad isinsr Der
haftuna unb aufndbme isiner gerio
noIien i'm 3eteiiib Sauptquar.ier
aegen cine giirqitaft bon $1,000 au
| Der 5aft entlaIlen.
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4ie1 umD Ea3.

- Tie 2i5ens-Gommiiidre bo6en
she llebertragumg Der 2t3ens Don u.
.. Grim an 8eorge Ierrano, 1889
Boone Strabe, beit1tigt @5 bate
ii6 eine erbeblihe Gegneritaft gel.
tend gentatt uno Der 6aa Duroe 10.
aar Dor Die Staats.2i3atsbeboroe ge.
braht.
- Gie Sobresoerfammlllna reoit
WabL Der Weit Cincinnati guiineB
9Iiiociation finoet nadJiteu Gienitaa
abcnb i'm Munro Sotel itatt. Rid.
Ter @m. $. 2ueoer5, glrbeitsoirettor
Ghiuip 5osoid uno 8i5ebiirgernei.
iter 2oiiiS :. Iuuner iperoen beInl
tSeiteiien Die Reoner iein. Ter 2iret'
toreniuahl miro lebbaftes sSntereiie
eI1tdeaenaebrodt
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Jntan0gctcgraplj
Su Saden 6arrp g. Il IN 3.

Sn Sa EN- 9orrp &. 3 + q IN 3.
Goneorb, y. g., is. San. Die
syrags, Oh 6arrp 81. Sbap gsgen
girsihaft irsigeIaFen iperbsn iolI,
ipiro nift Dor eth pdar Woden sntz
Ihieben nerosn. Der Rittsr 2lIbrih
tiinoiste am 5reitag an, baB er bic
anselegenheit nitt 0ffentlit in Grs
ndsuns sisbsn psrbe. bis bic 5roeen,
bic auf bas neutrality-suspicious.
unb oas 9abeag gorpus 8erfa9rsn
in Sadsn abaps Se5us babsn, srIes
bist isisu.
Rem gprt, 16. Sdnuar. Gin
Ousenb anonpmsr griefe. in benen
Wm. 3rapers SerOms nit benz goos
sebrnht purbe, fir BEN 5an, bab sr
nit fsinsn 9sriufsn fortfubre,
6arrn q. 5bop mad Matteppan Su>
riit5ubrinssn, iino elmer Get.itirdgenz
tur ibereebeH iporosn.
5err Serome bat am 9unneritas
feline ursumente gs9en bic 5reilailung
gbaps fertigssitslt une in bic 9rudsz
rel eeIhidt. gr niro lie !pahri1siHlih
gnbs ndhfisr WOte na1 gonccro.
lN. g., brinssn uRo lie tpdbreno Der
| 0srbanolunssn Iber bic 3u!aHuns
5hons sur giirgih1ft bem Rihtsr
Hlbrih unterbreiteH.
| Das fGbtiide Buoset
Gbicagos.
| ghicdso, 81, 16. San. Daa
It1btiIhe Budget bon G1ioaso fir bas
Sabr 1914 bslduft Iich nuf S39, ,000,,
600. IS lit bies um $4,000, 900 mebr
| ots I'm porissn Sabr, uub ois Summs
iihrltsist bi. ginHabmeu Der Staoi
| I'm 100000.
| Die srDbtsn 2lussabepoiten iino;
gcli5ei $7.O38. .592, 6euertpebr $3,-
595, ,935, Deiunbbeits Departemeni
$2.413.992, StraBsn Departemsnt
IS4,553,65 Sngsnieurs 4btbeilune
So, ,126, ,752 uno 6aFenz unb Subpans
aommiHinn S3,500,0o0.
g 6Gbia.
Glebelanb. g., 16. San. Der
Iiibrer zines Snricubs, Der einsn DID
manirins unb cine Srofhe i'm Wertbs
BON $1,000 sefunoen unb Der Gisen.
thimsrin suriideritattet bate. trurbs
bon Der Qesiersn fir feline gbrlidteii
NIT elmer 0pIlornots bslobnt.
Charles 8. GibioH hdtte bic Damsu
lna& siukm 6auie an Of LOT. Gtsabl
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Sinh beldnpin0elt.

ssrou oneie Varil, pon Ho. ia
Beit 12. StrnBe. iauote geitern
9,ad,nitfna ben s Sabre aIten Gar.
ris gsooner nit eiHer S2.gtote in ein
WateriaImaaren-0cihaFt, nm eineu
fleinen ginfoni 5u beiorsen. anl
WoIbington Eart trat elm ungefdb,
40 Sabre alter Mann aiif Den ana.
bet 5u unb eriuhte ihn. einen tleiner
Gang gu beiorsen. Ser 5remoe nohn1
Dem stinoe bas 8elo aus Der Sans
uno erflarte. mnrten sii mol
len, Inn ibm mad, Grleoisung be-
auftrages ein 8effeuf 3ll MAIDEN
unb oos @elb sDieoer s,i aeben. ge
Der siiidfebr oes anoben mar be,
gsanu cerifnpunben. lie golisei bat
cine CUTE, Herional. .9eidreibung oes
gurifen erbalten.
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MDnDppliiirt
0irS angeblid) bic &aifenballe onrdj
Die aapeae bes Griteu Vtilis.
Regimeuts.

Die aortroperie apiihen Der Wuz
fiter Sdubaefellihoft unb Der aas
pelle Des griten WiiIi3 Reaiments.
psren Witolieber betanntlih niht aur
Union qeboreH, befhdftigte geitern bic
Gountp &ommiifdre. Die WtuIiter.
ShuseqIeIlihaft fpuroe 6ei ben
gountp aommiifdrsn bur6 eiE
acmmittee porftelIia, um aeosn bas
onasblite Wonppol 3u proteitiren,
nslches bic Realmcnts Gapslle
NIT geaua auf bic WafIsnballe an Der
ssreeman 4pe. bat, ba laut Der 8erIt'
terunq Der Muiifsr Shubaeiell@
Itaft bort nur Deraniiqunasn unb
8dlls aboehdIten iperoen tOnnen, bel
fpelhen bic Reaimentsfapelle Die Wlu-
iii IisFert, tpdbrenb i'm qsqentbeiliqsn
faIl Der tommanbirenbe Sffiaisr iid)
ipciaert bic 6aae All permist6en ooer
aur gerfiiauna su iteuen.
Die gountu Rommlhdre adben Der
Gniiht Qusorud, bdb iolhe 3uitdnbs
nidt eriitieren follten. tie srtldrten
iih isooh porldufia ouBer Stanbe 45s
biIfe su ifdfFen, bd laut Der abmah.
una nit benz gountn Der Reoiments.
tommanoeur Der dusihldqQebenoe
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