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The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-06-17

IDAHO FAILS S; BLACKFooT 6

The idaho Falls baseball team de
feated the Blaclzfoot .'Tigersf on their
home grounds last Sunday by a tune
Of to 6.
The local team outplayed, out batted,
and out generated their opponents, but
could not defeat them owing to the
very bad eye sight of the umpire, who
lat almost every play would favor the
Idaho Falls team so much that even the
fans of that city sitting in the grand
stand started to root for the Black
foot team.
In the first inning Crutchfield. who
was doing the pitching for the Tigers
started out in fine shape. but his
Jumps would call ball, when Crutch-
field would be growing it. Then to
make matters worse when Blaekfoot
came to bat Frank DeKay Jr., made
a hit, the ball striking at least four
feet inside the foul line. and the umpire
called it foul. r. DeKay then came
up and hit to short, and when he ran the
hit out the decision would have been
close, but the first baseman dropped the
ball, yet he was declared out, the Black
foot boys had to contend with this stuff
for nine innings.
The playing of Thorstenberg. r. De
Kay, +. Dekay and Crutchfield drew
many applauses as well as Changnon the
Idaho Falls short stop.
The same teams viii cross bats in this
city in the near future and it is a afe
bet that Blackfoot will defeat them and
do it easy.
The "Tigers' will play Rigby Sun
day at the fair grounds, good crowd
will surely turn out as the boys are
putting up good brand of baseball
and which is always appreciated by the
fans.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-06-17
FERRY NOW IN DEMAND

Since the bridge matter at Aber-
deem seems to be considerably in the
air, the natives over there are much
inclined to favor a proposition to es-
tablish ferry, and thereby get into
closer touch with Pocatello, and the
matter is being agitated at the pres
emit time, according to advices that
have been received from that point.
The existing bridges are so far
away from Aberdeen that the people
of that locality are very materially
handicapped in getting to the city,
and they feel that with adequate fer
ny facilities they would be satisfied
for the time being. 1t is said they
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-06-17
EXAMINING BOARD VISITS
STATE INSTITUTIONS IN
EASTERN IDAHO

T,1,o C,n;t,J Nours l., Josor;L;,r +,,o
o+o ~; af tho 800 of 81 - q.
+hn,,, sa,-s.
Inc laano industrial framing schooi
az ot' Ahthony is one INSTITUTION IN
ehis state that feailzes tnere IS such
an INSTITUTION connected with the state
government as the board OF examiners
ana me discovery was made TINS week
on the occasion 81 the VISIT OF the
present board Ever since the fran
my oi the constitution tnere mas neeh
" - a. l'ioN 49, - us
cence has ever been given that # act
uallv existed The nresent hoard m.
der the direction Of Governo, Alaxon.
der decided IN q, 10 81 Anthony ana
ascertain if nossible ,vbv there wore
70 many annarept :. leal,sH IN tba nan
dino of AZ frnds e. fbo+ sohoo, IN
tbp nurcbasa Of snnnl;as ana tbo own.
nIovment of attendants II wonta1 IN
know ins+ what was +ba nooess;t,, for
maxine contain ,nrcbases on5 .t,+hor
i1ing fropsac+;opl sLor.r +brorrh no
claims nresepte5 to tbn haarI "a 80
mon
M ,7:a.. o 49,,
~ VA'i0 ooAi0A9 fAiao'
% laf as Is AnoWh me TRIP ms week
- ~ Ai'i'on> - ,he llrSt OF us kiaa
riiJe q 1oalu oi examiners mas met III
la"uo, - WaS strongly lhtimatea 70
gay at me STATE caPltoi that IL IS not
iI'pie 70 ne the las'' ana any state IN
''it u'ioN or apartment OF luaho may
10y PC surprised AT any TIME II dele
9aVioh composer OF the governor at
eo'!'f9 general ana secretary OF State
y, cans WIN me request 'hat
.neS pt SHOWN me inner workings OF
'he INSTITUTION @ department.
Governor Alexander, Attorney Gen
eral Peterson, and Secretary of State
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-06-17

are ready to put up money for the en-
terprise, and that being the case it
would appear that some enterprising
individual would get busy and estab-
lish ferry, if the authorities do not
deem it advisable to cooperate, al
though every assistance reasonable
would naturally be afforded by Poca-
tello to provide means for the Aber-
deem people to reach the Gate City
and its advantages in the way of mar
keting and general Enthusiastically
Tribune.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-06-17
MAY RESURRECT PCLYGAMY


Berlin, June 1.-THE SUGGESTION NJ
ready preached in some quarters. of
a serious consideration of limited
legalized polygamy to replace the hui
man material destroyed by the present
war IS by no means new. The Frank
ish Archives, published in Anbach in
1890, contain an official protocol of a
meeting of the Kreistag'' or local
diet held at Nuremberg on February
IA, 1850, in which WIS considered the
problem of replacing the men 'rlost
through the thirty years war and also
through sickness. The protocol reads:
'lnasmuch as the unavoidable needs
of the hold Roman empire require the
replacing of the men totally lost thru
this bloody thirty years war and those
ineapicitated by sword, sickness and
hungar, and that it shall in the future
be equal to meeting all its enemies. and
particularly the hereditary enemy of the
Christian name, the Turk, and that all
means, ways and methods shall be CON
sidered.
therefore, upon ripe deliberation
and consideration, the following three
ways We're held on all sides to be the
easiest and most fruitful: 1t shall for
the next ten years be forbidden to take
INTO cloisters young men or such men
as are under 60; marriage shall be
permitted to such priests and pastors
as are not members of orders or in
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-06-17
BUNGALOW
For Sale or For Rent

Two bed rooms, bath, two closets,
kitchen, pantry, cellar with large room
divided by Bradley arch.
Will furnish local telephone, water
and electric heater for tank and bath
room. Nice lawn Garden space.
Electric range.
VIII sell on easy terms. Can give
possession about July LIST.
See the place at No. II North Pine
St., and then see me.
G. S. BEEBE.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-06-17

cloisters or prebands; every male per-
son shall be permitted to marry ten
women, but all and every male per-
son shall thereby often reminded, also
from the pulpits, that an honorable man
who ventures to take ten women, shall
not only provide for them all neces-
saries, but shall also prevent all dis
satisfaction among them
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-06-17
Greatly Benefited By Chamberlain 8
Eminent,

"I have used Chamberlain g Liniment
for sprains, bruises and rheumatic pains
and the great benefit have received
justifies my recommending it in the
highest terms" writes Mrs. Florence
Slifs, Wabash, Ind. If you are troubled
with rheumatic pains you will certainly
be pleased with the prompt relief which
Chamberlain q Liniment affords. OBJ
tainable everywhere. For sale BY all
dealers.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-06-17
PINGREE

A. r. Weston is now assessing in this
neighbOrhood. Mr. Weston is doing
this work in about one third of the time
and half the cost of prior years.
A Sunday school picnic was held along
Snake river last Sunday Everyone re-
ports most enjoyable time. Only one
thing married the occasion, that being
the wreeking of the lunch baskets and
the freezers of ice cream, at lunch
time.
Carl Anderson was an Aberdeen visi-
tor this week.
The Hotel Miller reports business very
good at present.
Elder A. ]. Layland of the re-organ-
lied church of Latter Day Saints, is
a recent caller in Pingree.
Mr. Erastus Young of Omaha, who
has been in Pingree for sometime, was
an Eastbound passenger Wednesday.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-06-17
We like to work, and we like to Sc

We Ilke TO Wofk, aHU VIC IIhV 10 7VV
that when we get to be worth as much
as some we know, work with us will
cease. We never could see why men
81 ana 70 years old worth 100000 to
100000 should continue to work from
early until late in al kinds Of weatl or.
We ike to see a man provide something
for his family after he is gone but the
average boy is better off if he is not
left too much property. You who have
labored your three-score years had
ought to stop work and enjoy life for
the few short years you have left to
be with us.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-06-17

ton are the best. The inmates are
well fed, well treated and well taken
care of. They have separate beds. me
institution has forty acres in garden
truck. IT, farm this year Will raise
5000 bushels of wheat and the stand
when we were there looked good. ms
will be sufficient to supply the atten-
dauts and inmates with flour.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-06-17
BEE HIVES FOR SALE.

Standard bee hives, nailed up and
painted all ready for your swarms, for
81 %; comb honey supees, 60c.
J. II. Stoneman, Blackfoot,
North of Mowery 5 Feed Yard.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-06-17
BAND CONCERT.
Saturday, June 10, 1915, 8 p. m.
M. w. A. Band in Classic and Popular
Concert, J. A. Asher, Director.
Program

'sThe Booster Klein
"Holton Revelation Brooks
Romantic ' Keifer
"In the Twilight ..
-.-------.--.-..-----..--.-..-.-..-. Mackie Boyer
5-Waltz % Loves Devotion Johnston
6-March Crank and ile'' ............
-..-.--..-.---..-.---.-,,.-..-... MacSie- Beytr
Home Sweet Home.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-06-17
CITY DADS HARVESTING

The city fathers are having the bump
err weed crop on the streets cut and re-
moved. Tom Hall had the job at $3.50
per day, but wire fence and tincans
knocked out the profit of the job and
he quit. Another has undertook the
work at SIS per day.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-06-17

Try the new sensational flavor Spa
risian Rose for Sodas and Frappes
Served only at Powers Pharmacy.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-06-17

J. Fl. Early and wife left last week
for Rockford, ILL.,, to attend the grad
uating Of one of Mr.. Early's daugh-
tiers. They expect to be gone a month
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-06-17
ST. PAUL'S P. E. CHURCH.

Services next Sunday at II a. m. and
s p. m. Sunday school at 10 a. m.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-06-17
AN HONEST FISHERMAN

Home Sweet Home.
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Seds glmerifauer oeportirt.
glsaiIlillatnn. Z. eSllLi.

S@dlDlliglnll, l. SSlill.
5ehs 2lmcrifauer, Die in eineus
aonpi 5ipiiden Gorron5o uno 9ilto.
lrnppen in 81 aieiu0io. Goobuilo.
acfdngcl acnonlnen muroen. fine.
lolt elmer helttiaen Gepeidle OH bic
Gorrdu8o Agentur nod Der omerifa.
nilhen (5ren3c actrodt lnn ans Wic-
rifo ocportirt mor0cn. 8ie Gepcltt)e
naeloct ferner. ooB 5000 5tild g'ieh
bic non g5lllo Irttppel1 gum Grpprt
nod Der oluerifonild)en e'ren3e trous.
portirt moroen ipareil. erbeiltet muir.
oen.
Iic NnQIt iber Ole Goqe in Der
5tabt g}erifo lteig. in ofiisiellci5
Qreiien. Sein 29o,t bort nan bis
bcr iiber Dos 9ieiu.;nt bcs aonpfes.
Der in ocn &ororteu Der 1to6t ami
id)cn Dem [ruppeu Gnrron3os unn
3npdtos nieoer be0onnen loben lon-
Nnqeiid)ts 0c$ llntiton0e8. 0ob bic
g{ahrunQsnlitteInoih III her mcrifani,
idlen @duptitd0t InuHer ihIimmer
miro. lieht mon bier NIT llnae0uIne
einem Gutideiouuastoufpfc I'M oen
Nedb oer 9tn0t elltaeaen.
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Der R(inO0arn.

S1eute. mo ole 8lin6oarmoperntion
oerabe3u in Wobe getommen III. be-
Itebt aIgemein bic Nniidt, bob biefer
0armfortfab gang iiberfliiiTig iei, unb
es 6efTer fei, Der Wenfd piiroe ffon
obne ibn qeboren. Grit fiirslid trat
aber Der meDisincr 0r. R. Robinion
nit ben GrqebniHen bon 8erfuAen
herDor, Die lebbnftes Nuffehen mads
ten, neil iie bic Widtigteit nnb gSiibs
lidfeit beg glinboorms fir ben
menidIiheu Grganismus su beipei'en
Id3einen un0 Der Jei9ung. ben Blind
BARN operatip su entferuen, nit 9es
uih.iqen 8rinoen entgegentreten.
Gine neue fniAtiqe 9eItoti9ung biefer
Ieftiteauuaen er9eben bic Grperts
rente. bic Der italieuifd)e Gelebrte
qPorqera iebt abgsfhIoifen bat. Wors
AGRA unterrabm feline 8erfude an
1unbshien bes goIfs pon Neopel;
Sic 5unb8baie beiiben cine finger
dbnIihs DriiTe, bic bem menitliden
&linoarm entfpridt. Der 6eie9rte
enifernte lei eines Qn3ahI oie'er
3iere bic Driife unb tonnte olsbaIb
fsititellen, baB Bic 9egbouungsbelpe=
ounaen be5 Ulo0ens uuo Der eiuges
pei0e fih nitt mebr 70 rsseImdbig
boQsoqcn pie fruber. Mlorqera impIte
run 6as aug osn snsFernten 9riiien
oenonnene 5etret onoeren 5unbss
baien elm unb tpnnte ouf bieiem gDege
cine lidt6are @erhGriuno Der Wase
telbetpequnq Der 0eroauunasoraane
FsItftelIen. Gs bsiidtigen oisIs 8ers
iuhe, baB sbenio ME beim W'cnidsn
aud beim Tier Der 9liuoborm In oer
9erbauung cine ouBerorbentli6 MIDI
tias, bisber b0LIig pertonnte Roue
fpieli, unb ooB bober bic operative
GntFernung beg gIinbbarns bon uns
oiinItiqsm GinfIub auf Die 8eroaus
unasoranns fstn mub.
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Spiersabl srOker als in 1914,

G0icaQn, 6 suit
/ 9todl oelt lebtclt einqclaufencn &c
riditen, Die pon Der Gbieoao Sribune
5ltionmenqeltellt lulo per5iifert pur.
oen, bctrdqt bis Jet Die 3obl Der Gp-
fcr oc8 @icrten s5uli Is Soote mo
903 Geripltnoete. 0ieie 3oblen 5cl-
Qcn eine 3unohne ilber Die oes Sab
res 1911, in Dem Die sSeier res @lor-
reidcn bos 2eben pom IL Gerionen
Qefoitct hotte. ipibrenb es Scr GerIeb-
ten $40 poren.
Yuh Der 9etrog ser 9ronoihaoen
in Gcrbinouno nit Der sSeter 5eigt
cine bebelttenoe 3ll1ohntc. Gen bis
heriaen Welounqelt betruq Der sSertf1
Der in SSlonlnlen altfgeqoagenen Oh
icfte $239325, mdbreno er iln Der
qonqcnen Sabre bios $99.545 mar,
SSn Ghicoao mar Die sSeier bic an
Cpfcrn ornlite in ser @eidlifte
@Ins cine 0erion ipuroe gefo0tet inb
spci pcrlebt
95bilooe[phia. 6. SeSltli
+ 3un1 eriten Nol in bier Sobrer
bot 4biIooelphio III @erbinbiu1a mil
Ser SSeicr oes 0ierten 9SuIt feilter
TooesfoG 8u nerscidnen: in Sen Der.
ihieoencn 5pItGlern nntbtcn ober &c
tern 1tno Sonntog t60 Safe bebolt
oelt mer0ell.
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nufhorten. mar scr NItotroB ourh
pcrlhleoenc <reifer 9e5nun9en. i'll
Ser 9tabe pon Sertgarns an DER
Nnitc ron 0iothlau0 auiNlioufcn.
% 9eute lnareu 0ct0btet mo q pcr
mun0et luor0en. 1ie S;ermnoeteu
muroen oul Die Ireun0lidIte SScile
pom oen lfme0iidcl @et0rocu ionic
out non Ser &'enolferuug pcrpilcat.
9erlin, G. ,Suli.
Gic ocutld'cn ScclelIfc. metdle in
Dem (Seledat pom ,. >lllIi oul Dem
Mlnenle0er 9lloatrVB fieien. murocn
om WiontoQ nit otleu militdriIelelI
Ghren begrobcu. Gie lhneoiidleu
Nehoroen unoGipiliiteu nabmeu theil.
1cinueollde Soloatcu erlpieien Die
GbrenbeSellannQ. ais Scr Srnuerslia
pom 9llbatroB iih nod Dem 9lo,rfe-
0irdlhofc bemeate. 2ie nc,ltldle tSlna.
ac lpehte iiher Dem oifenen tSrobe nno
ser SomndnNont ncrlieh i'll lelncr
Rene Dem tScliihl NtShrtd. nie ichon
es ieL fur Die neltidle t4oa9c iterheH
5u niirien.
9teuere Wfel6unaen aehen nic 3ahl
ser 6cfoIlnten NIT 50 an. Ninn
aIolibf. oaB uou ocil Germunnctcn
nod orei iicrhen meroeu; ocn on0eren
Qebi es out.
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9ia;' 2eidcnbsgdnguib.
9S0riS. 6. Iull

EutiSs y. NNllt1.
Cos 2cihellbegonqniB tSenerol
Goriirio Gios. oea friiberen Graii
ncntcn. fnnh oln Gicnitao Mpraeu
nm 1880 in Der rGntiih fotbolii.bcn
Stride Ct. Nnforc o'Gnlau IN Goria
itott. Cine QroBe Atemdenmcnac bet
te iidD at 0cuielben einQeitelIt, 0nrrma
Ter gertreter Der irml5oiiidcn Re
oierumq lmb Der 9eh0roen Der Stnot
9>ori8.
llterico NOR Dltrh 1runcisco DC Ia
E'ora uu0 oic prontineutciten NSit.
QlicSer scr merifouiidleu Salonic III
Goria uertretet. Mud Der ejc.
ionoten Gcuobors in :Sronlreid nnb
hcr Ntilitdroitod)c scr iaponiidel
@otidlal1 nor 6uQcael.
Ser 2eidlHom 0eS ueritnrbellcil
mcrifoniideu 9>rdiioenten muroc
3eituellia i'll eiucut ocr tS1poIbe Der
Stride bciQeicht. bis Die lleberiilb.
rung uoh :0terifo pprgenommcu per.
Acn fam.
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NOte pieOer uersOgert.
9Sc' ,Illatoll. q. i

SN HHHiu4tt y. NSlltt.
eSn omtlit &rciieil 2Saib-
inoton5 muroc ii Mtontaa alge-
hcutet. oab hie 3miiden Den Scr
Stoatcn iuno Galtidlc:th iibcr ben
Eondboottrieq entitanoeneu Sdmie.
riqfeifen onrh iniprmelle oiplomoti.
'he llnterhoroIluWcn qeIoil meroen
lriIrben. hepor bic beutidc 9lnhuori
0ui bic Iebtc ouerifonild)e 0rotelt'
note en0aiiItiQ abQcinBt miro. Wot
lhdftcr Seroro hattc mebrcre Some
renseu nit hpben AeQierltnosbcdnt1cu
in Berlin. 0ic lc5te ant5amatoa. bod
hat er lieriiber nod nid,t bcrldltct
Mie Der Nptihoitcr nn Sonntoa mel.
acte, miro iith oie9tbicnouna Der 9soit
Inn mehrerc Ioqe, pielleidt iogar I'm
eine Nndle pcr510ern.
AGcs in nGeH aeuonlmcL 9loithei
Rcoicrunasbcomte in 22oihington
ooh oie nod)ite oeittid'c 9totc ben g&cq
I'll mcitcren Gistiiiiionen cbnen miro
nnrh Die Die 5pnnmina 3lpild'en Den
Ner. Gtootei ltno Ielttidllon0 behoi
bcn frer0m f0nu, mcnn oud cine be
irieoiqcl0c qoilna linmittelbor nihi
I'll erm1rten 1T.
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Spnamit ami Samufer.
(s5len Gnnc. Z. sSllli.

05len Gope. {. SsSuli.
9sn einetl anQeblih an ieine sSrall
ecihriebcnen 9rief ioll 0olt nlitge.
tbeiIt hobert bob entlueoer Die aSoro-
nia" noer ole 0Gbitooelpbia" am Z.
SSllli pernihtet peroen lpilroe.
gSaibinaton, Z. SSitli.
Ger Cert bon Solts griei tcleera.
pbirt on oas Marine 9cpartelnellt,
Iautet mie folet:
Gin Gonlpfer, ser 9teip 9orf fir
S,iperpool perIieB, iolte om Z. sSlli
beriillfen. Gs lit Die v&hilaoelpbia
ooer aSaronio" ober idl bin n1einer
Sahe nid,t reht flar. bo CT ont 2.
ooer 3. non 9telp 9orf obfubr.
Ser aaSSnbalt oes @riefes lpltrbe
orabtIos an oie Gopitonc Der beioeu
Gonlpfer nit Dem 9eridlt bes 0epar-
tclncflts geian6t, oaB es oentielbell
innloglid, Qelpeien lei, SIT beItdtigell
ooB GrpIoiipitoife oui Sen einen o6er
Sen anocrcn Gompler ge6radlt NOR
Den tparen.
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Seine GniidaOisuns fiir Ser
lutte mlf see.
Gon6nr Z. 9Snl

~UNUNITl Q. VII.
Reainolo WcQenno. Der britiidle
Sdotan1tsfdu5ler. beottrportcte eine
ON Iittlroh inl llltterhaus 1eitellte
1Sroae oohin: Die britiihe 9ieaierung
fonne cs nidt unternehnten, Gntid)d.
oiqunq fiir @erlltite ol1f See 81 5u1.
len. Die oura elne .5onol1utg 0es
sSeinoes beruriaht por6en ieieu. Die
9nfroqe mar I'M eesntereile elmer M
sabI lleferIebenoer Der 2uiitoniofntn.
itropbe aeiteIIt moroen. bic Gntifooi.
quna filr ben gerluit ibrer perionlis
den 5abe beoniprlidlten.
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brcdcn tricS.' Soc, >~rc scssiitcr
ung iiir 2clltid)Idrstp hcnl er
itolllllte. bat Minter lie Il. Sog
oeleet. 8esbalb noQen i'm lhluer
lid potriotiid,c Motine 5u ieincn
9Sobnlinnstbatcn eetrieben bnben
lleber oen rGtielboiten 5oo Ser SSrou
Wilnter GuBert lid Gr. Grofoif oa-
bin, ooB 1liiinter uno icine ,Sral Ser.
iud)e nit 6jiften nud)tcu uno oab
,Srolt Oilnter mobrldleinlid) bel clnem
iolhen Gerluh unls 2e6cn fam.
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Serbinberung Der Winnitions=
glusfubr.
92nlhinotun. 6. ,Sllli

I'm 9luftroge bcs 9totionol 90
boz 4coce Cornell ilberreid)tell ON
GierItoq oic beioen 9Sntnoiler &on.
areBoboeoroneten @uhanon luo
1Sonlcr lrno scr irilbere 8eneroIan-
rpolt pon Cbio. tSronf 90. Dionnett,
ncln 5taotsiefretar 2oniing ein 8itt-
aciud, on Die 8unbe8regierllna. eSll
hclniclbcn mirh Die 9fegierltng olfs
orinaelloltc oufaefnr0ert, ieoen nit
GrieGmrnition belc0erten Sdiff Die
4usfnhrtsponiere 81 herlpeigern.
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Crploiion ami @tnnitiunsidDiff.
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