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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-11-25
China to Figure in
General Scheme of
Settlement Of War
Says Sudden German Recovery Would
Be Terror to the Mikado's
Land

Toxic, Japan.-China will loom uI
as a great question after the present
war, in the opinion of H. Ijun, former
Japanese minister to Pekin, and jap
an should prepare herself now for a
solution of the Chinese question. In
a magazine article, Mr.. Ijun warns his
fellow countrymen that while the Flu
r0pean waG continues, western powers
may seem to be taking little or no in,
terest, but that after the war their
ambitions for a share In Chinese
commerce will revive. He even goes
so Tar as to express the opinion that
II the powers were unable to agree
on the Chinese question a second In.
ternational war would be certain to
ensae. "
Japan-Russia Alliance.
In consequence of this general sit,
uation Mr.. Ijun. while not a partisan
of q formal. alliance with Russia at
the present time, strongly recon,
mends that Japan and Russia ma n
tain taeir existing cordial relations
and be ready to face any emergency
that may arise In connection with
the Chinese problem. He said: "The
policy Of Japan and Russia may have
much TO do with maintain ,ng peace
after We European war. Nations will
fight 10 prevent calamity, but some
Of them will fight quicker to main.
tain commerce, and this renders the
Chinese question n very delicate one.
Whether there comes a war of arms
or net. there is certain to be a peace
full war of commercial competition in
Ch;aa,"
Tie e%x.minister thinks that the
Japanese need have little fear of com
petition in arms. but that they can
not be SO sure of themselves when
1t to the peaceful competition
of commerce. Japan must, therefore,
do everything to ensure. q commercial
a s&w a bi tiAi Oil tlildllti
with Russia most publicists would
undoubtedly think that 1t would be
largely to guard against Germany.
Terror to Japan.
The sudden recovery of Germany"
wrote Mr.. Ijun, would be a terror
to Japan. OF course it IS natural to
suppose that Germany will do all
Witfln her power to divorce Japan
from China and to do everything pos
siha against the interests OF Japan,
But Japan may hope to be immune
froiA dernan interference for at least
o q en- i've a after the war, be-
fore which time Germany a not be
expected To former conditions
AT any rate, Japan has no real fear of
Germany, else she would never have
declared var against her. Japan en-.
tered In the war with Germany with
her Yves wide open to the results, "
The p minister's idea was to keep the
AngieJaraaese alliance secure, and
wait patiently for more light on the
questisa OF the proposed Japan-Russia
alliance. II the latter is consummat-
ed ne greatest care should be taken
to g that 1t initiates in no way
against the alliance with Great Brit
air.
Evening star., 1915-07-06
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been re-
ported to the health department in the
last forty-eight hours:
Dennis ]. Looney. 80 years, Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane.
Matilda DaigLe, 81 years, 333 C street
northwest.
Wilbur T. Hartley, % years, George
Washington University Hospital.
Carl Myers. II years, Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Inaz A. Pepkin, 20 years. 329 H street
northeast.
Allan B. Fay. 43 years. George Wash
ington University Hospital.
Fannie Payne. SO years, Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Anna D. De Camille, IS years, 18th
street near Newton street northeast.
Charles Caponiti, days. 2o5 18th
street southeast.
James Warrener. jr., Il hours. 912 l
street northwest.
Infant of Norman and Margaret Love-
less. 16 days, 322 H street northeast.
Infant of William and Christina
streater, q. hours, 1876 23d street
northwest.
Matte Edwards, go years. 10 T street
hill Anacostia, D. c.
Mary c. Hoch. 6S years, 1884 Warder
street northwest.
Frederick Walsh. SO years. Tubercu-
losis Hospital.
Henry Smith. II years, 1890 Sd street
northwest.
Mary White, 43 years, Washington
Asylum Hospital.
Grace Cant. 2S years, 81 Patterson
street northeast
Evening star., 1915-07-06

fire loss, the total for this year being
s239,325, as compared with s99.s45 last
year.
Causes of the fatalities this year were
distributed as follows: Fireworks. g.:
cannon. 4; firearms. 4. and gunpowder. =.
In Chicago the celebration was the
sanest in history. Only one person was
killed and two injured.
Evening star., 1915-07-06
Births Reported.

The following births have been re-
ported to the health department in the
last forty y-eight hours:
Miller o. and Blanch T. Yates. boy.
Alexander E. and Laura w. Wilde,
girl.
Paul and Jacobine Steinkulle-. boy.
William A. and Christina Streeter,
boy.
Edmond and Mary E. Rollins, girl.
William E. and Mary Hill. boy.
William P. and Lena E. Curtis. girl.
Charles H. and Mamie V. Weeks. girl.
J. Lawn and Anna L. Thompson. boy
James S. and Hulda Taylor. boy.
Charles E. and Lillian Truax, boy.
James o. and Ethel F. Peed. boy.
Maurice and Annie Garfnkle. boy.
Joseph c. and Augusta c. Elliott. boy.
Nathan and Annie Broidie. girl
Pascal and Beatrice Breedon. boy:
Frank X. and Marie X. Auth, girl.
James o. and Murrell L. Fitch, girl
Evening star., 1915-07-06
DENIED AT PATENT OFFICE.
Officials Puncture Story of Theft of
Blue Prints Of Big Guns.

Assertions made that blue prints of
busy Berthas," the huge forty-two-
centimeter guns used by the German
army to scatter death among the al
lies, were stolen from the patent Of
flee here by a German spy before the
outbreak of the war, as published in
morning newspapers, are denied by
patent Office officials.
Assistant Commissioner Newton said
today that there is absolutely no truth
in the startling story. as no such blue
prints were filed in the patent office.
He SAYS that the patent office would
grant patent on nothing simply be-
cause IL was big, and that these busy
Berthas" are nothing but extraordi-
narily big guns There has been no
application for such patent here, he
says.
Evening star., 1915-07-06
SULLIVAN ASKED TO RESIGN.
Phelan Report Praises Minister'S Re-
forms. But Blames His Indiscretions.

James NJ. Sullivan, United States
minister to the Dominican Republic,
has in effect been asked to resign his
post as a result of an investigation
conducted by Senator James D. Phelan
of California.
While the Phelan report has not been
made public, it is understood to criti-
else Mr.. Sullivan for indiscretions in
the conduct of his Office, though prais-
ing him for putting into effect certain
reforms and having accomplished many
! things in the interest of the United
States in the island republic. 1t called
particular attention to a letter written
by Mr.. Sullivan in which he referred
disparagingly to the people of Santo
Domingo. This letter, the commission
held, impaired the future usefulness Of
the minister at his post and led to the
| recommendation that he be permitted
to resign. 1t is understood that the
report exonerated Mr.. Sullivan of all
charges affecting his integrity.
Evening star., 1915-07-06
EDITORS AND WRITER'S MEET.
Gather in International Congress at
San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 6.-Editors
and writer's who have gathered from
various parts of the world for the In
ternational Press Congress, began their
sessions today at the PanamaPacif cific
exposition. After the preliminary
ceremonies the American Newspaper
Publishers Association, whose conven-
tion representatives are included among
the delegates to the congress. was to
hold a formal inaugural session.
At the sessions of the congress.
which will continue for five days, jour
naiism in all it's aspects will be dis
cussed. Twenty-Five countries and
forty states are represented.
Evening star., 1915-07-06
INDUCES $40 TO ENROLL.
DR.. Matanovitch Persuades Monte.
negrins in u. S. to Go to War.

SEATTLE, Wash, July 6.-Dr. Jovan
Matanovitch, representing Montenegro,
was here today after having finished
trip throughout the United States. dur
ing which he claims to have induced
many Montenegrin reservists to go
home for service in the army. He said
he had obtained 500 men from the
northwest and that these will leave in
a few days for their native land, by
way of Montreal
DR.. Matanovitch asserted he had not
violated the neutrality of the United
States. as he merely induced his coun-
trymen to go of their own free will.
Evening star., 1915-07-06
Philadelphia's Loss.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, July 6.-For
the first time in four years no fatal
Fourth of July accidents occurred i'm
this city. Although a total of 16G
cases. due to firecrackers and other ex-
plosives. were treated yesterday and
Sunday in the various hospitals, most
of them were merely slight powder
burns. In less than score OF the
cases are eyes or limbs endar gercd.
Last year there were 4 deaths and %.
accidents: in 1913 there were $50 acci-
dents and l death. while in 1912 there
were . deaths and l27 accidents.
Evening star., 1915-07-06
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Harry E. Raum and Elizabeth Pugh.
Clifton 9. Johnson and Ethel E. Fair
fax. both of East Falls Church. Va
w Earl Beavers and Hattie Swinson.
Bernard J. McGilvery of Alexandria,
Va. and Josephine NJ O'Meara of this
city.
LIE Roy Dunn of Bowling Green. Va,
and Maude T.. Sirles of kidds Fork, Va.
Robert Chapman and Celia Henneson.
Evening star., 1915-07-06
19 DEAD, 9O3 INJURED
IS TOLL OF JULY 4
Nations Sacrifice on the Altar of
Patriotism Also includes $780,
325 Fire Damages.

CHICAGO. July 6.-Nineteen persons
dead and 903 injured was the nations
sacrifice to the two days celebration of
Fourth of July, according to corrected
figures compiled today by the Chicago
Tribune.
These figures show an increase over
the totals of 1914. when there were
twelve persons killed and S79 injured.
A large increase also was shown in the
Evening star., 1915-07-06
EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT Of Town
Russian Ambassador and Nine.
Bakhmetetf Dinner Hosts at
Newport Last Night.
Marriage of Miss Leary and MT.
Small This Evening-En-
gagements.

The Russian ambassador and Nine
Bakhmeteff entertained at dinner last
night at their villa in Newport.
Evening star., 1915-07-06

tren1 endous reductions.
Evening star., 1915-07-06

More than 20,000 priests are serving
in the French army.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-09
pertsssI'R otIsss.

W9it aufri9tiser 5rausr pirb in
ipeiten areiitn bic &unbe BON Dem gss
tern erfpletsn @blsben pon 5rdu
|Gppbie 9. Merfl seb. Sboma
pernommsn ipsrben. bic i'm 2IIter BON
SO cSabren in bic Gtpisteit biniibere
ibIummerte. Die Sabine,fhiebene,
bic felt lansen Sabren bier aniaiig
geipeien, bat es peritanbeu, iih bur9
ibre Serssnssiite unb ibre perlpnIide
3iebensmiirbigieit bic 46tung uHb
sgreunbi9aft aller gu eriperbeH. be-
ntn es pereDnnt setpefen. nGber nit
tbr bstannt 5u tperben. uno ibre 5dbls
reiden sSreunbe ipsrben ihr Inbentsn
itets in Gbren balien. Die gesrbisung
finbet am Montas Worsen I'm BIER
tel na6 aht llbr BON Srauerhauis,
2144 Queen Gitp Ipenue aug itatt.
ipprauf nm nsun llbr ein feisrlihes
lepitirtes HequismeS Sud,amt in Der ct.
9onapsntura Stride Selebrirt ipsroen
tpirb.
sSm gllter BON 81 Sdbren itdrb III
9lelpport am Oonneritag, Z. Snnuar.
Willfam 6. 8ogel, Sobn bes
betanntsn peritorbensn pioniers Jries
ori6 @oeel BON Cincinnati. Der 8ers
itprb.ne mar pisle Sabre nit ieinem
gruoer Senrp, pou sSirma @onsrt &c
@osel, i'm aOmmiifiOnssei6dft ttdtis.
Sein ibli9tes, aufri6tisss gBeien
brahte ibm piele ssreunbe uup ietn
Sob pirb Don allen. bic ibn tannten,
auf's tiefite betrauert. Gr hinterlaBt
cine trauernos Witttpe.
in ieinsr @obnung. Rc, 2115
Cliff Gtrabs, nabe Ohio glOsuus. TT
seftern 5err 2puis 6. g Huebs
i'm gIIter Don 90 Subrsn siHsm Ser5s
Ieiben erIessn. Der @eritorbeus, Der.
pbipobI bier eeborsn. einen iernbsuts
i6en Sinn bate. mar in peitelten
areiisn Ieinss ipDialsu Weiens baIbsr
ie9r beliebt unD elm GROCER JrsuHbess
treis betrduert ieiH Siui6eioen. Gr
binterIGbt bic Wittpe, Jrau Sontie
S1uebs, geb. Wueit, cine Sohtsr 6es
Deritotbsnsu StrumpfiubrisanteH Srn.
Sdepb @usii, feline 3tpei Safpeiteru,
syrau Gotta plas uno Jrau y. gors
brofer. Gr mar elmer Der 9riiHber
6es NuiitDsreiHs, seborte Iange Sabre
bem Srpbsus WdHHsrtor uno dud
Der 5anisImanu 2ose Der Jrsimaurer
on. Dor Sabren mar er Wlitslieb Der
Y6iItrfirma $. Siss G. Go, an Der
DaInut Strabs, besanH bann absr isin
eiaenes 9ei6Gft. in Dem ct aIs Or
perts sa!i. Sn ben leBeren Sabrsu mar
Der @.ritorbsns fir bic SohH 9Offs
mann padins So. tbdtis. Die 3ett
Der gseroiauus pes lpddereH. Isiber
Az frtib psritOrbsnen giirgsrs tt nod
ui9t feiiseIeBt fporben.
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battle, hab i.iue aonirsbdnbe in Der
Sapuns perbprsen mar. ging am
Treitaa Der amtriionifde Dampfer
! aRsbrasfan@ nit 10,317 gdnen
saumroae an gcrb nab grensn ob.
0ie iinteriuGuna ipurbe IN Gesens
mart pes briiii1en 4pniuIs rprses
nculmen, lin su oerbincsrr. bcb Der
DampIer BON britiidxn arieasi6ifftn
anaebdlten utrbe. Die ~Rebrastan'
III Der stpeite Dampfer. Der felt @uss
brud bes ariests bireit BON @aIrez
ftun nab 9r,msn absegdnssn 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-09

3eitnnscn linis Iiegen gu IaHen una
iin mur duf bic 2tttiire Dtutfasr
3eitunsnl su bidrGHftn.
Strr 5roni 0rommer, 1440 Mols
nut Strabe, ipnrbe als ginaelu1italieb
oiifsenDmmtn.
Die 6erren Sobn gser unb slnion
gliidItsin. iptldt in Der ppriscn eibs
iiils nit Der llnterfnhung Der Bidder
idmmtIi6er 9sainien bsauftrdgt i,ors
ben ipdren. beri9teten. oaB lie aIles in
better Sronuns seflnbsn bdttsu unb
ipurbsn nit Snut enItahen.
Gum SaIui ipurbe NOD pas @sr>
sniisunsstommittet, Sp. 8. Siibbert,
goriiber, benuftragt. bic notbigen
Sdritts FIR ,in lpGbreno pieiss 5riihT
iabrs absubnltenbes 8oltsfeit einsnlsl'
ten unb in nd9iter 9sriommlung ei-
nen pprlGufisen gsri9t absuitatten.
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Conrad b. S5tenSort

llebrr ben 5Iterreid)-unsnriihenG
meraIIiobsd,ef. Baron Gonrab BON
S5sruoorf, dnbert iid, Der @ienrr
SdriitIieIlcr Gbarmae in Der .gres-
iaiier 8eihins1 in febr anertenncn.
ben @Orten: er f6reibt u. a.: Seine
eiicrnrn saerDcn baIten in oei, ihpie.
rioiien eihntionen Climb. arlr itau-
neir fiber bic gilbe, nit Der er DasRie.
ienbcer Ieitet. CIR miibte geaen Die
Sodf!utb Der riliiiiheH wainionen ri-
ilen 9ainfl aiifridten iIn6 mar no.
d5eiiInng ae3ipuusen ben sseino III
Atbem al bdltei, 0bNe etipns dnoereS
ais ben ;3eitgeipinn ins sIuae fniieit
81 fonnen. llterihopilib in Der Gr-
iiniung iiberrnid1enoer 3iige diif bsm
grcben edsntbrett oes strieaes. ser.
Ii5rte er bie 0cfftunaeH oes @egs
ners, bernidtefe CT oeiicn @lnrben
on Die misi9Iaggetgnbe lleter!ssgr
bet tsr AabI.
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sSransoien ulter.
ifisi.
Gie EertiIitSuitric in Geiniblano
fIprirt mebr als ic Siippr

Berlin, s. San. (gluf brabtIo.
fem Ssese nad SappiIle, 6. 50 Bonn
amtIidyen gsadIri4terlblireau wnroe
am 5reitag bas GoIgenSe betaHni
gegeben:
Bier fran56iiide eoelleiite, Die
auf iran3oiiifeIn in 6eutihem geiie
beiinoliflen 6ebiet peiIen, baben
eine sln5abI @ewobner oieies @e6ie.
tes neernomnien uno ourd Screrl
susiageu ieitgeIteIIt, bab iit oieicn
@ebiet audi nidt ein ein3ieer 5aH BON
@ersatpaltigIng, SrnnSitiftiing ooet
hoslpiIliger Gigeiitbuus3eritorung
ourd Die 9citihen 81 per5eihnen 1T
uno ooB i'm @eeentbeiI bic beutifen
Sruppen Die notbIeioenOen 5ran5o.
len 6lir6 2ebensmirteI uilteritiist 90.
ben.
Die 3eituns .5iibinssn" in 4nt'
iperpen meIoei, baB bic osiltinsu Be
amten pamit befbdftist finb. ben poits
bienit in aHtperpeu gu Organiiirsn.
Die belsiinn 9oitbsamtsn babeu ii4
bereit ertIari, fir uneefabr basielbe
SoIdr arbeiten su tppIlen, bas iis uns
ter beIsifdem Regime be5Ossn.
Don einem fran5oiiihsn sriegsss.
ri9t iiub b.utfh DffiSi.re unb llntsrs
Offi5isrs, bic ssfansen seHOmmsn fpurs
ben. wGbrsno fie @ufiIdrunSsbienit
tbatsn, gu Gsfdnsnibitrufen perurtbeiIt
poroeH. 9eutidIdHb bat cine n.usroIs
Dsndt sur SutsrpsntiOn aufssforbert
um bic gIufbsblIng bi.ier Strafen gu
eripir,sn, Die ssssu alss 90Issrrs8t
Iinb.
glus gsridten iiber bic reuiI6t
1srtiIiHouiirie srbeIi, boB bi. 3abI
Der arbeiisIOf.n in 0ieier Snbuiirie
aeseniDdrtia aeriuasr 1T, aIs Dor @uss
brud pss Srissss unp bas bic 3dbI
Der 4nasitsli,H in ben SpinnsreisH
aur 3eit srDBsr III aIs is supOr.
aus DdHsmart ipirb bsrihtsi, baB
bort Usdnu,I an Rossenbrob btrrI1i,
oa bic 0ampfsr aus amsriia infDIse
Der Sdrpisria,sit.n, ipsIde Der Sdiffs
fabrt Don Settsu GuelunSs berei..t
tDsrben, nit grObsr @,rIrdtun1 sins
.r.fi,n.
Die nottp.gii9. Rbebsrssituus pro.
t.iiirt sss.u Di. g.ibIasndbm. pom
norDesii9su Selbampfern bur6 Gngs
lamb unb sisbt Der !5Ofiuuus auss
brud. Dab Di. nOrwegiids Rssisruns
S9absn,riasanipriihs MAIDEN tpirb.
Die nRuBip SlOpo@. cine in Woss
tau sri6eiHsnbe 3ettuus beri6t.t, bub
Die Ruiien cine bstrGdtIi9s anSabl
bon 2ufti6iffen IN ben aGmpf,n BEL
2oo3 uHb aDuics sins.biibt babsn."
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aras Snrsemien' Getuebre
Dsrbtn ui6t bO7 Der Re.
gierung pertduYi.

gferung nertdI1i.
WafbiHgtoH .. G., s. San.
Ser &risesistretdr GnrriIon Itegts
an absnD forrnea in 2tbrsbs, baB oas
&riessbeparismsnt bic dubsr Gsbraa9
befinoIidsn aras Sorgsnien ar.
NEE 0sp.bre an bic arisgfiibrenoal
in Gurpa Osrtaufe, fpie b.baapisi Dors
ben 1T. gr .rtlGrt, oab oi, R.sieruns
ben @ertauf bisfer 9spebre ptrbpt.n
babe unb iis DorIGufis nidt baran
bents. oas 8er6ot au pibertnfen. CT
giebt bic 3dbl Der ans6dnb befinbIi.
den Gepebre bi.isr art duf 343, BOT
an unb fiist bin5u, bab cine ipsitsrs
4ufHabme ergeben babe, bab ale bic
9ensbre, Biz auf 1152, iibr bic nod
tein 8eri6t eingetruffsn if, in Dl
9frferaIsn an ibrtR pIdBai isi.n.
Gin isasebniGbriser R5r.
Der.
aittIt Rod, Qrt., s. Sanuur.
Seffe 6. Gossirs, 16 Sabre alt, Der
angstlagt III. ietne Gtitfmutier, syrau
gossins. an 9onnsritas in i6r.r
Wobnuns in ct. 2ouis ttmorDet su
baben, ipurbs bier am Grsitda perbdf.
iet. er fOa Elm ftriftlides geitdnb.
nib abesIsgt bnbefi.
Der iuHss gurf6e trus aI.iber fsi.
neg @dtsrs, bic Ct aus 6sr mptnuna
ssfe5Ita haitt, ans aussrs Gsipblsnt
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@egem Jtalien
Gefeftiat angebIid Seiierreid, feirs
Sren5en nit SiIfe Se,tifer
Srunben.

Gent, sftpeis pia Bars, 8.
sanuar. 2aut ciner GepeIte aus
s,SSnnsbruf lit am Gonneritag in Sdls'
burg elm oeuti6es sIrmeeforps, Sas
sum srobtell EbeiI aus iunsen @iirt'
tembergern beitebf, iiber 9eles elm.
aetrOfien urS Die SeiterreiGer iolen
begonnen bnbeu 6ie 2inie 9riTeH.
Dteran. gosen.Eriert, Die mad Der
itaIieniiden Wrenje gu seIegeu lit, 81
bcfeItigeu.
g9ie es peiter in Der Gepeihe
heiBt, limb in ben IesteH Sagen cine
stn5abI idaperer geifiiBe uno Sau-
biten BON SSrnsbrud 5uianrmen nit
Gementiulterbuuen gebraht poroen
uito fperoeu nuumebr inter Der
OberaufiidJt BON 6eutihen un6 otter.
reidiifen Sffisieren nifseiteIlt.
Obs 10 unbriit It?
@aflaHb, pia 2onbou, 8. San.
Ger .Seeolo" bebouptet, bab 9rni
2eopol6 pon @erftoIb. Der Giterrei.
d,ifd,e Iainiiter bes gIusrp1rtieen eine
Note an Die itaIieniihe Geaierling
geianDt bat. III ipel6er ge9en Die
geiesitua DON glbIonn Ourd Die Sta.
Iiener proteitirs fpiro. @ie bic Bel.
tnng peiter bebalIptet, ion Baron
Sibnep Sonniuo, Der italieniffe
Wliniiter Ses 9iusn1rtigeu, einc icbr
mersiid abgeiaBte sInttport eeianSt
baben.
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sdiHsnadjridJtes.

prawItppint. 8. Sanuor. =
qaFirt: ~Apnbam" BON gieD ycrt.
nad Roiisrbam beftimmt.
Marfeillts. 4ngsf.: mgatria'
BON Rem Yort.
Neffino. 9tbses.: ~glneona"
nab Rem Yori.
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gesenItGnbe bate er ptrisst, I'M fi9
Reifsselb gu Derfmdffsn. er mar 5us
srjt nah pine Bluff eefabrsu, bon
no aus sr bierbersdm.
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gsrIanat sn iamien.

1te tbd ftrn gaats9reiis bssatli fin ees
brnnfie MebeIn aIst eoTien SarId Cirsnf.
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