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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-04-09
SOCIETY NOTES

Society items for this column will
be gladly received by The Times.
The Wednesday Auction Bridge club
has been postponed for an indefinite
length of time.
The Curry Teachers association
will meet at the Curry school house
Friday to elect officers.
The Womans Home Missionary So
ciety will meet Thursday, April s. at
the home Of Mrs. Kaylor.
Mrs. Hagar was hostess to a large
number of ladies and their children
on last Saturday. The youngsters
found great pleasure in an Easter egg
hunt, and were later served with de-
lightful refreshments.
The Acirema club met last Friday
at the home of Mrs. l.. C. Thompson
Mrs. Starr gave an interesting book
review on Janice Meredith" followed
by an informal discussion on "Ths
Early Puritans." Only small pcr-
ton of the members were present.
The Country Woman's club met last
Thursday with Mrs Otto Johnson.
The. hostess served very dainty re-
freshments and the meeting was an
exceedingly interesting one. Mrs. Ed
ward Bolts gave most delightfully."- q
book review on "The Harvester" by
Gene Stratton Porter. The annual
election will take place next Thurs
day at the home of Mrs. McRae.
Little Miss Lucille Ahern was a gra-
cious hostess to large number of
her friends at pretty luncheon on
last Monday afternoon. The color
scheme effectively used in table dec
orations was of yellow and white. In
guessing game Miss Mildred Wilson
won first prize, while Miss Pearl Kay
le and Ruth Taylor won prizes in
another. The little affair was in hon
or of Miss Lucille's birthday and her
guests were: Misses Helen Fisher,
Anna Malkirk, Matte McMasters, An
gela Beckwith, Ruth and Gladys Tay-
lor, Pearl Kayle, Constance Hill, Ger
trude and Aleen Beal, Mae Alvord,
Lucy Munson.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-04-09

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Henry
Saturday, April 3, a daughter.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-04-09

Take that busted bike to Gloystefn
Brothers, they'll fix it. Mar. 9 tt.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-04-09

The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety will meet Thursday, April s. at
the home Of Mrs. Kaylor.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-04-09

The Curry Teachers association
will meet at the Curry school house
Friday to elect officers.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-04-09

Society items for this column will
be gladly received by The Times.
The Wednesday Auction Bridge club
has been postponed for an indefinite
length of time.
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BANKS OF NATION
 WILL BE INVITED
Big and Little Institutions
 to Be Asked to Particci-. ..'sE pate ill Loan.
(By B. C. Forbcs.)


 7 New York, Sept 1.-The amount of the Anglo French loan to buy American products will be $750,000,- 000, unless present plans are chang ed; which $ most unlikely.
 There will. be no J. P. Morgan X company or MeraanknhlLpeb un- lerWriting syndicateJ ~ ;,a.tt.' ' Every banker, from Morgan to the head of the smallest country insti- tuition, will receive exactly tn same terms
 Great pains will be taken to give small bankers throughout the whole country full and fair opportuuity-;s well as inducement-to enter en- Enthusiastically into handling a sub- stantial part of the issue.
 Tn re are over 30,000 banking in- stitutions in the United States and the importance of making it worth their while to push as much of the issue as they can, is realized both by the commissioners and those with whom they have conferred.
 The yi:ld to the public will be 3 per cent, fairly generous allowance to be added to the bankers-large and small-for finding a market for the bonds.
 The issue, as explained here today, will probably run from five to t Il years, part maturing each year att CT five years.
 Four German-AnHrican banking houses may participate il the loan.
 Kuhn, Loeb X company stand at the head of this influential trust of banking firms. James J. Hill, a close friend of both factions, was report q to have exercised his influence to bring these factions together
 It is reported, although I do not know how correctly, that the four houses will refuse to touch the loan if any part of it is intended to go for the payment of munitions.
 The view generally taken here IS that it would be mere equivocatlon to stipulate that the money thus falseo will be used solely to pay for r guiar commercial and agricultural pro ducts, and that cash to pay for munl- tions will be taken out of another account. It was rumored this evening tha. the European visitors had it mot ana heavy" with American bankers over 1 the question of including or eAcluo- 1 ing intuition payments from the pur- poses of the loan.
 One unsettled question is whethel Russia will be included in the loan No final conclusion will be announc- ed until after Pierre l.. Bark. hussla financial agent, has reached London and has talkcd the matter over Wlth l the British authorities.
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STATE IS VICTOR
 IN LEVEE SQUABBLE
Commissioners Cannot Con- to Re Asked to Partici
 Legislative Action.

That the convict farm at Cummlns is state property, in use for the bene- fit of the state, and can not be con demned without authority specifically grantes by the legislature, was the ruling alt Star City yesterday of w. B. Sorrells, acting circuit judge in the session of court there, i'll the case of the commissioners of the levee dls- trict, who desire to have the use ot the land for the purpose of building new leVee.
 The decision is of far-reaching i'm portance it is said, and will attract more than ordinary attention. Judge sorrell's ruling is that the levee board has no au hority Or right to cock to condemn state property when is in use, under the laws Of the state, in the absence of specific acton by the legislature granting it that right.
 Recent floods in the Arkansas river destroyed the levees which formerly existed near Cummins, on the farm property. The levee district had lines drawn for system of new levees, which would cause the forcible aban- donment of approximately o,ooo acres of the lands of the convict farm Through the attorney generals office, the state objected, and decision ol Judge Sorrells yesl;erday means 71c- tory for the state.
 If isanot known if an appeal will De taken from the decision of Judge Sore rells, by the leVee district.
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Conyentment and Health.

Alter all, the question of livable ness in any environment is, as rule' one of the temperament and adaptahil' ity of the individual. This is the opin' ion of the Journal of the American Medical association. Americans havs braved the dreaded tropics with co nparative comfort and remained In perfect health. Manila and Panama have lost the ter,ors of climate, while the far North has become the field Of pleasure seekers. The healthfulness of an environment, urban or suburban. inland CT cc4.stwise. has become al- most entirely question of personal hygiene and mental satisfactloD coupled with the indispensable accom- oaniynents of public sanitation.
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FAIR EXCHANGE
Back for an Old One-lI0w q Pe Bluff Resident Made q Bad Back Strong.

pack aches at times with a
 adescrlbable feeling, making weary and restless; piercing
 shoot across the region of the ss' and again the loins ale so
 laI to step is agony. No use
 UT ,'l apply a plaster to the back
 Maheys are weak. You can. |eaca the cause. Follow the ex- VI This Pine Bluff citizen.
 | F. Sylvester, 1116 w. Fourth
 rlae Bluff, says: "A relative b, curea lr of kidney disease by hldney Pills. I have also i !. 'nem for backache and other X \ h haliments. am glad to tell 'AoW greatly they have helped \ ovc at all dealers. Don't
 ask Tor a kidney remedy-get g Aldaey Pills-the same that ps pSsi'ester had. Foster-Milburn ttops., Buffalo, N. Y.
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PaSteur Saves ilWO.

Jack Crutcher and Bert Ussery, two young Pine Bluffians, were saved re- cently from possible attacks of rallies by the Pasteur treatment. The boys, who are the sons of Mir and Mrs. Lawrence Crutcher and MT. and Mrs. Frank Ussery, respectively, were bit ten last Friday. An examination of the brain of the dog who attacked them showed hydrophobia symptoms.
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RAL OFFICERS
 hCH DRUG AC1
kful Prosecutions In-
 Authorities Are Forcing the Law.

gton, D. G.. Sept. 17.-More
 a hundred legal actions en terminated successfully Sherley amendment to the
 drugs act, which prohibits
 fraudulent claims as to the tor therapeutic effects of
 medicines. Criminal prose- bgaiast the manufacturers bught in g cas S, but in 31
 the falsely and fraudulent led medicines were seized interstate commerce. Claims
 the manufacturers for the 1 powers of these prepafa- 5ged from tuberculosis, small l diphthelia to coughs, colds D diseases.
 lber Of other criminal prose- kand seizures are pending in federal courts throughout led States because of alleged Ps of the Sherley amendment Ito those which have already Jed. The officials charged enforcement of the food and ct are of the opinion that tn a the patent medicine business stopped only by the most action.
 pointed out that traffic in Rs for which false and fraud aims are made is not only an fraud of the worst kind, in Worthl ss preparation that It a few cents is frequently dollar or more a bottle, but llth, and even life, is cndan- y failure to secure the ser a physician in such serious as tuberculosis, diphtheria, lla and scarlet fever, until because reliance may have aced ill the curative powers worthless preparation which ed to be a never-failing remo- g deluded victim may not hls danger until the disease med a stage too far advanced T the ablest physicians tc h it. Effectiva treatment de- l most cases on applying it the early stages of the dis
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Want ". Q. ". Home.

Jonesboro, Sept. 17.-Woodmen of the World of Jonesboro have started an active campaign which is expect ed to result in the erection of d Woodman home in this city. The or der is unusually strong in this city and section of the state.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-18

The prevalence of excessive orink mg both in Scotland and England ie Indicated by Sir Waiter Scott In sev' oral of his works. In Rob h'oy. TOY example, old Sir H:idebrand Osoaidi stone. administering Q practical moral lesson" to bis nephew Francis ana ms con Rashleigh, advises them to graa 3vally iuuye their breins to pear gs" tlemanlike quantity of liquor" recon
 mending them how to set about Y and assuring them that they would pc able, in time ito carty of their s'i botties under their belt cuistlY Aac apntostably,. V. !.
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Fined for Street Tax.

Tony Calabrecta, chauffeur, forfeit ed S for not paying his street tax, in police court yesterday morning. The arrest of Calabrecta was the first for q violation Of this ordinance. Over thirty warrants have been ia- sued by the polio for delinaToats in the street tax payment.
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Eva l,.a the lney {

He who refuses to fae9 his worst torfeits the possibility nf finding his sest. He doec not solve the question ,f his sinfulness: he shelves 1t. It is there, gathering darker meaning and moro bitter conseQueucea.-P. C. Atnawortt.
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AeNy Could He2

"A pnyai siaa gays freedom from worry is essential to the treatment of iocomotor ataxia. But e man waa couYd keep free from worry with loco uotoy ataxia could recover from a. amruta:ed head without treatmentr- Lnu,svtlls Courier Journal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-18
Girl Shoots Hersell.

New Madrid, Mo-, Sept. l,'-Mapet Dukes, aged IT years, employed at inc home Of sherman Anderson, at Gideon. near here, went to her room last night and killed herself by shootz ing with g revolver. NO oao's - known. x.
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REVIVAL Is PLANNED. 'Ae'noaist O.. ChurcI, Will Hold
 Weeks Service.

soi rifst Methodist church will be d,v sssae or a revival beginning ss 'ps ana continuing all next week. pae, es' forney Hutchinson, of Lit ors A' Will preach Monday night. M various local chul ches will
 pu'plt on subsequent nights.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-18
Rritisri Y rf,n snort Sunk.

Vienna, Sept. r, via Berlin and wireless to Tuckcrton, N. J.-An Aus trian subnla rine commanded by Lieut.. von Trapp torpedosd and sank q large British transport a few days ago in the Southern Adriatic, accord ing to an announcement made here today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-18
Feature at the Best.

Showing the process of making from pig to ham" a unique pie ture feature will be presented at the Best theatre today. The picture shows methods of slaughtcrng, preparing and curing meat and is said to be very interesting and instructive.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-18

Aisne and between the Aispe and the ArooraC.
 Tn communication follows:
 In tho Artois district between An 2res and Souchez and soutf of Arras, our batteries. responding to the fire of the enemy, boil1i}ardcd violently the German positions and provision trains.
 Between the Somme and the Aisne there was firing from tYonch to trench as well as 9 curta il activity on the part of the Germans heavy artillery, to which we replied with energy.
 "In the region of sapign ut and between the Aisne river and the Ar gonne district the fighting with ar tillery and with bombs continued dur ing a part Of last night.
 There is nothing to report else where"
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Hackbarth to El Dorado.

Ii. e. Haclkbarth, instructor o1 t,le Little Rock Country club, was m the city yesterday, en route to El Doraao' where he will lay out golf links. He 1,, was met here by E. D. Bender, or hl norado who will return with him. Mr.. Hackbarth also lad out the ll-.hs n', of the Pine Bluff Coli ana Co"n'i' club. a
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WILL RECALL DUMBA
 FOR CONSULTATION
Indications Are, However. Austrian Ambassador Will Not Come
 Back"

Washington Sept. 17-The Austri-' an government intends to recall Am bassador Dumba for consultation, according to intimations given to Ambassador Penfield when he deliv- cred the note from the United States asking for the return of the ambassa- dor to Austria. Such an arrangement, which is in accord with Dumba's own request for recall on leave of ab- scnce, is satfactory to the American government It is understood, how ever. that Ambassador Dumba will not return when his leave has ex- pired. The purpose of these arrange ments, it is understood, is to cause no Interruption in diplomatic relations, the change being regarded as per sonal affair.
 There is every indication from Ambassador Pentield's dispatches that the Austrian government recelY- cd the American note in friendly splr- it and looks upon it as the usual re quest of a government for the recall of an ambassador on the ground that his usefulness to his own government would be impaired by his continued presence.
 It is now expected that Ambassa- dor Dumba will receive word from his own foreign office that he IS wanted in Vienna for consultation. The United States will arrange sate conduct, and with the Austrian em- bassy left in charge of charge daffaires the incident will be closed
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,sterans Meet Sunday

win aAufray Camp, No. olO, U. C.. cs ', ,lesti sundayz sspt.. l9. at. 3 ri;a , n rssular mUnthiy} session Phas, so aA call lssueds yesterday
 maat; a;as Green, commander. At earsss g delegates will be electE d n, suI n camp at the st.tc Snossh S ~ oe held at Lits!e Rock
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Uo,0s Farewell Conference.

New York, Sept. 17.-A farewell contrence between AmDa ssador Dumba of Austro-Hungary and Am bassador von Bernsdorff of Ger many was held this afternoon. Fol lowing the conference, Ambassador Dumba arranged to leave for Leonard, Mass, to prepare for return to hls home land.
 He will not be supplanted during the present war, business of the em- bassy being transacted by a charge d'sffairs.
 It was said that Ambassador Dumba htas already received permls- sion from his government to per sonally report" at Vienna. He is tc s9il next week. Madame Dumba Is III Washington; and will join her hus' band.
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Calls Mere I.eserVfS.

Paris Sept. l7.-A further large number of troops has bean called to the Greek coiors, according to re- port from the Balkan agencys Athens correspondent, He says q royal de- cree has heen issued calling out re- ,servists of the class of 1886, 1887 ana 1888 on OciNher l
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Amounts to the Same Thi,a.

In the country man inclined to leisure is supposed to whittle q pine stick. In town ho kills time by put ting needle points on lot ot leao peaa.'s '. .ss
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just Frightened.

"some men," said Uncle Eben. brides deirselyes on hein' patient an forbearin' when dey's only ies' scared to rake n,ore.
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WILMA Ti] FALL n THE GERMANS IN SHl]R'I' TIME
Continued from Page 1.>

Aisne and between the Aisne and the AroGT5lC
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pav of tho Bottle.

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gctan6enOc @aic.
9llcrlei grrindle, lire gsirfnna nt6s-
llfllt gcriug 5l utadjen.

@oIbingtcn 8. 95uli. - SIN gla.
9eneincn ifeinen an1crifa1iibe Cf.
fi}iere bon Ger 9ernefl6irlq bct1lt.
benoer @oie i'm arieqe nidt ptel III
bdlten ,aber nmerifoltiihe 9eobadtur
haben oo6 beridtet, oaB man fid
lbrer III europa nit @rfoIg bq0iqnte.
S7ier miro man oeshuIb bcbudlt iein
rnitIlen, nelc grfilloungen III nta.
dlen 5eioroers oa6i110e5en0, 6ie
gSlrtlaa Der @olc lnog(i6lt unidla0.
lid 5lt MAIDEN a5n ,SrQlttreidl ct.
hieltcn Die Sol0nteu ais 9lbipehr cine
9lrt Sd)lcicr, un0 Ell folher &c.
lnngte ald nah 4aibingtoR abcr
bic SddluerIt1n0igcn tpur0ca iehr
euttauicbt,. Sic 6e3eihuen 0icIe
9leipiratoren mic lie Driibcn 9eualnt
iDcr6cn, mir 0om ais tnirfiant, nodl!
Dem lid ole @nie i6on bc0cuteno lit
Der Sltft 0ertbeiIt babcn; iinO lic
aber nod 3niolnnlenge0rGngt, Oaut
nlitbtcn tbre IrGger bod i6lelullgIt
fIicbcn Der 3pef Scr @uie britebt
ebcn bduptiodIid, oariu, oen 3ciln
ans ieinen Stc4lm9en 3u pertrcibcn,
nno rpelti9er oariu, oicle non ibn gu
to0ten. 5athDeritdn0i9c Der 2tliir.
ten iteqen ictt oacrlet 9eriufe ait,
I'M bic @irflng ser C5oie qerirl9er
III mohen; uno man ipridDt non
qroBcn 6ahern luI0 pon S1dn09ro-
noten Die ous arobcrcr Gnticrnng
qciflcuncrt perocn ioGelt, I'M oie
(SoSlpomen nlscinnnocr 5u treibrit.
9l16 bier lueroen lpa6rif6cinlid 1bu.
Iihc &eriulhc gcn1bt meroen.
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Der Strieasfpiten miiOe.

2pnooiL 10. cyuli 1as critic
9eihen Der tpahienben llngeipib5eit,
Oh ber ariea ieinc Soften lpertb lit,
offenb1rt iib i'm britiidjcn Gberbaus.
Trei Der 1ltcren cngliidcn Stoats.
manner baben iid ncrciuigt, ooS
gd,lo nor ben groBeu finan3icGcn
@eiabren. bic yrobbritnnniens fitni.
ti1c Dirtbihoftlide Stelllmg In Der
NeIt brorotcn, 3u mdrneu. Soro
5t. albm1u. Ger fril6crc 5d)dbomts.
iefretdr, ipeiit nli oie i6tpere goit
hin Die 3nfiinftigeu @enerationen
nrb bic ariegSanlcihcn otfgebiIr.
bet uer0cn Soro SoIoanc, Der
friillere oorffan5ler, ertIGrt, eng.
Inno ipiiroe Elm 1rmeres Suno na6
Dem ariegp fem uno pialer fonuner.
,ieaer 0ortbeile oerlilitig geben,
Soro 2crebiu1L Sonl0oneS g'orgdn.
her ats SoroforBler, erfl1rt, oab
.eirep1 einein 9anterott ent9s9en.
sebc.
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alcine 9riegsnadlridltcn.

Berlin 10, Sui. - Baron bon
@angcnbeiln Der 0eltI6c 9otid)af.
fer in aonitnntinopcI, fcbrte aus Sc
irnbbcitSrilfiihtcn 3llriif. Scinen
Soften miro 6ilrit 9o6enIo6e-2ou-
genblrG ein Gerpan0tct 0cs aouig8
bon Gundnien, einltcbmeu.
g9ien, TO- Sltli.- IS lpuroc offi-
3ica befonft 8egeben. ouB Der mir Die
3tpeite oitcrreidiihe aricgsoulcibe
ge3ei6nctc 9etroq 2,650,000,000
aronen ($350,000 ,000) 6etrilgc.
Rori@, l0. Sui. Ger frun31ii.
ide 6inal3lninntcr 9tleran6re Hi6ot
lmo Der fran3oiiihe 0auoelsnliuiitcr
lSoIton 8lontpion erfIGrtcu Dor Der
foanoeI3tomnriiiion Der 9cplticrteu-
TANNER, OaB Die Hegierlmg beabiiA-
tigc, nos Q1oratnrilnn 81 perlQnQcrn.
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uon SouticB uerlort Ter ron otr
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cine grcite BON $50 gdr0s rriircdta
nn0 hdl an nicrc neuuobcrten Stci
langcn inl @riclieuuol0c inn Eittn
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gingrn
~ irtncll OurlDGrts!
Tic 5rupptn Drs @rjbtriOgs 6ran,
6trOiuauO gabrn ddD inIOIgr ibrts
Granigebrns cine NlObe!
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lns bcrana23oacn bate mur0ta inns
ietr (mpptu bciocricis Der Seer
itrdBe oui bic S6ben u0r0lid) bon
araadt 5urildac8opeu.
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ciune Der Uorgcidlobcucu tuiirdlet
StellmlgcH
Vim 9ng nn0 in Giaali5ien lit bic
9lllgrmcInlaac unnerdnocrt gcblicbcu.
Die iein0lideu 9Inariiic on Der uns
tcren 3loto &ipo blicbru criolgIos.
Sonoon. 10. sui. - Gtnc niht
bcitatiatc (dliD erIoacnc) Dlclounq
Der 2onOoner nIail1 D}ail~ aus 4Sc.
trOara0 laat: Die oitcrrcid)iide glr.
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'nano riidtc am 02olltog 6aitig uui
Dem &on0megc pon Subfin Dor, I'M.
fer Dem Gul0rltd, oab bic &uiicu I'M
pollen 9ildqlg icieu un0 pcrlor
Bicrour6 Die 6iibtmg NIT 9iadelt-
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Anti.Oeuti9es 0efiibl
~ 8aiblngtOu!
glmilidle Nrriic crflarcn, Die SurNe.
rnng sImerifaS ici uidJt beriid
hdliigt.

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Der oifilicac Cert Der oeltidlen glnt.
mort bejimlidl Der llltterieefrteasiiiI.
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in Der PrrfiC pcr0iieltlidltcn 9Iut.
mort bier groBc3 ge0Quern crrcgt
9leaierimgsbante iaiieu 0ic 2tutport
ais 9epabrhettrng Der frilberea
pielbimgcJ 0aB GattidIauo iid) 9e.
mciaert bate. ben Yer. 5taoten Die
IN Der anlerifanildeu ]tote pom 8.
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