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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-27

of to Brighton for the weekend Ano.h.,
temperamental soul was so unable to star;
the heavy driving that she burst into tear,
every night when she made her report until
she was advised by harassed employer 10
give it up. No taking friends along to inves.
tigate this job or you get the sackl A be.
buttoned boy does the stair-clinbing for YOU
with the parcels, and if the car breaks down h.
must stick to it, and you have a half holiday;
SO this looks likes something worth going
after
Then there are bank clerks down in the civ
One informed me that she didn't know how
she got there, as she has no head for figures.
but the bankers will have to stand the mud.
ding, for the old clerks are having famous
holiday charging at straw sacks with bayon.t
fixed in Kensington Gardens.
Along Oxford Street where once Ii.
choicest specimens of British uniformed dig.
nitaries opened carriage and shop doors a,
we'll known department store, we now stop
and admire just as fine specimens of woman.
kind. These, too wear unforms-a linen
riding coat, short skirt, riding boots, derby
hat-quite the incroyables OF the new force
the newer army. 1t is quite reasonable here
to think that if the very dukes of blood royal
took real job they would consider tips quit.
legitimately their due; but it would take nor.
courage than money TO tip one OF these
amazonS.
Who wouldn't boast OF the fact that she had
released a policeman, a London bobby too
Yes. the women have even done this: women
commissionaires they are called, and they ar.
everywhere in the street for the safety Of
women and children, the ranks Of the bobbiss
being noby depleted and those that are LETT
having all man can be expected to do getting
used to their new beats 1t would be too bad
to draw comparisons between the policewonen
the chief has chosen and those very especially
trained ones whom the suffragists have or.
ganzed into a volunteer police corps but
working officially or unoffcialy the women
police have got the crowd With them in tier
activities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-27

lamps DINNER even than before We were Yep
pel!ned.
In Paris punching tickets has become an
old story for women. but here we still cape
at them, as they are our latest war sensation
and handed to us unconcerned, too Such
treat! They will tell you all you want to
know about the job; pay is the sare that new
men are started on; uniforms are provided
hours are S a. m. to p. m. shift to mid
night. Twelve midnight begins to be bit I'M
canny in the tube, but the women are never
left alone on the Platforms inspectors are
always within call. Inspectors are always over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-27

though there is
nothing to pay
her.
T here are
strange survivals
OF their old
selves. Few Of
them will come
out to the car to
get the food sup
plies for them
selves, lest their
English neigh
bors see Belgians
receiving charity,
so the girl whose
job it is to re-
lease a man must
make three or
four trips up
more pairs Of
stairs, at most OF
t h e addresses.
Green vegetables,
which repose on
the hood of the
car in a huge
sack ! a b e lie d
'Covent Garden"
and which strew
t h e m S e Ives in
P i c c a d i lily or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-27

the white feather and other iniustices by being
SO obviously in the country's service, but not
row. SO the Belgians no longer have the thrill
Of seeing peers son delivering shoulder OF
mutton, gratis, at the kitchen door Some
buses which are used by the fund must be
run by men, but girls on the cars are the rule.
The food fund is that same one that was
started by the women Of the emergency corps
and taken over by the government. You may
be sure it was not Kitchener that advised these
dealings with the sirens. but now they feed
many English and all the Belgian refugees
who are still coming, by the way 500 on Fri
day last. Supplies from Australia, New Zea-
land, Canada and the United States in cnoIm-
GUS Quantities are all distributed b. women
few Americans indistinguishable among
them, but who also stand :or releasing a man.
Here are the non-paying jobs, but in Eng
land the more distinguee your Job the less apt
you are to be paid for it, and while running
car sounds like good fun, this is very much
Of the grocer boys'-not 10 say butchers
daily grind. The one man who heads il can't
be helping every at once; the board of
directors ere sitting in the House or in their
banks or playing around somewhere where
feeding the Begans loses its perspective. so
when the chaufieurs arrive and are given their
lists and, rounds for the day they must man
age by themselves their green groceries, their
dry groceries-which are the heaviest OF all
and their pounds OF CORY legs o. mutton.
A helping hand is enthusiastically aprre.
cisted, and friends are asked, to 90 along
much as Tom Sawyer got the fence white
washed-once or often, according 10 their
strength and willingness. As possess these
qualities in the superlative dagrce-when l
choose to- have had many looh-in on the
refugees through their kitchen doors.
The car being loaded with the exact amount
OF foodstuf listed, the chauffeur buttons her
dust coat around her, cranks up the car. jun,3s
in and is of around Dover Street corner and
into Ficcadilly, with an adn,irine send-oF from
clubmen. shoppers and officers. for the food
fund. you see is in the very centre Of the
universe.
The London traffic system doesn't allow for
many mistakes, but il is a clever driver that
can make time threading in and out of the
tumble of wheels and people. the buses so
huge and clumsy menacing on every side. You
may have 10 do such a neighborhood as
Grcy's Inn Road. Fetter Lane and thereabouts
where traffic is thickest and where you 20 up
six and seven flights of steps at each address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-27

in what London calls mansions" and we
would call tenements, or you may have run
through the East End, where the car has to
be backed out OF every other street, or miles
down south and west to Chiswick and Shep-
herds Bush SO dffu5ed are the Belgians. On
the south side they are so plentiful that the
buses are used for delivering wholesale sup
lilies, ard at Earrs Court, too.
The poor Belgians have been slowed away
in little fats all over the town sometimes
family alone, sometimes eight families to-
gether. with a maid to take care Of any COM
Dlicauons that may arise therefrom and often
a maid that has come over under her mis-
tress's protection is kept ard docs the work,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-27

in town any longer she must make herself
useful there, and daughter, who is eighteen.
and like all English girls opposed 70 stagnat
ing in the country the year round, goes to a
big department store, announces that she will
take over the job of any of their chauffeurs
who is willing to 60, and to her great surprise
and fathers satisfaction. finds herself engaged
after trial drive, to chauffeur delivery van
hours a. m. to p. m, wages, 20 shillings
week. This particular girl. who had only
driven car five times, was one of number
tried. One of the number left her van stand.
ing in the middle of the road while she went
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-10-09
ANNOUNCEMENT

We have secured the exclusive
agency for the celebrated DIR. Wa
terhouse Stomach Remedy which we
heartily recommend to all sufferers OF
stomach troubles. This remedy en-
braces thorough course OF treatment,
covering from sixty days to four
months, and is sold on positive
guarantee OF genuine satisfaction or
your money back.
A thorough investigation on our
part, prompts us to urge all who are
suffering with the ills of weak stom
ach to see us about the remarkable
remedy and learn of few people OF
Nevada who are hearty in their in
dorsement of its results. A repre-
sentative will be here for few days
direct from the company's laborator-
les to fully explain all its features and
TO seek chronic cases of years stub
born suffering. Ask us about DR.
Warehouse Stomach Remedy
YERINGTON DRUG co.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-10-09
IN MEMOR|AM

Time moves and those whom we
love pass into the great unknown
whittier all must go. Sorrow for the
absence of the departed dear ones
onnresses those from whom they are
taken. In the dignihed and beautiful
repose of death they approach their
eternal home. Death viewed with
fear is horrible only to those whose
lives have been wasted. To those
whose presence has made the world
better the portals of death bring no
fear. To them the eternal sleep is
a refuge from sorrow and pain.
No matter how modest and humble
their sphere, they, who are good, IN
death become the peers of those who
in life occupied positions of greatest
honor The mother for whom our
brother, J. c. Snyder, mourns, in her
gentle, modest life made the world
better. One of the early pioneers OF
Nevada, simply and bravely she per-
formed her duties and her life was
wholly good. As time passed and
she approached her earthly end, know
ing it was near, her courage did not
falter. Ready and waiting the sum
mons this good woman passed INTO
eternity with the perfect peace that
'pervades the termination of a life
well spent; therefore, be it
Resolved, By Yerington Aerie No.
1896, f. O. E., in the spirit of true
fraternal love that we do tender our
sympathy to our bereaved brother and
his family; that we condole his loss
with the assurance of our love and
respect; that we share his grief as our
own bereavement. We do assure him
that the noble character OF his mother
will ever be to our hearts the tender
memory of a sweet and good wo-
man whose fortitude will always be
a shining example for those who
will follow her. Though her memory
fade the light cast by her character
will shine forever 1t is further
Resolved, That this tribute be re-
corded on our minutes and copy
rendered to our brother.
Dated October A. 1915.
w. A. SPOTWOOD,
N. +. BERTRAND,
JAS. +. BARTON,
Committee
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-10-09
MINING AT SEIZURE

The tunnel on the Yerington Noun
tain property, formerly known as the
Beach Yerington, is being extended
from the Schurz side of the group.
A double shift of men are employed
and it is intended to extended the tun-
mel to length of thirty-fve hundred
feet Considerable ore has been taken
from these claims which are believed
to contain valuable deposits.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-10-09
When Baby Has the Group

When a mother is awakened from
sound sleep to find her child who mas
gone to bed apparently in the best oil
helath struggling for breath, she IS
naturally alarmed. Vt if she can keep
her presence of mind and give Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy every ten
minutes until vomiting is PRODUCED,
quick relief will follow and the chiid
will drop to sleep to awaken IN inc
morning as we'll as ever. This remedy
has been in use for many years win
uniform success. Obtainable every
where. Advt.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-10-09

the Board heard the complaint OF
VIM. Bonner of Mason against ii. A.
Streeter. wherein it is set forth that
Mr.. Streeter is constantly creating a
menace to public health by deposit
ing manure upon a public highway.
Upon the statement of the County
Physician that he had examined the
premises in question, and that no
menace existed, the Board passed the
buck to the authorities in case OF an
obstruction of public highway
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-10-09

+. F.. Hansen, who is called Slim
ito his face" and who runs the pas
senger truck to the Yerington sta
ton, was visitor at Reno this week
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-10-09
DIR. BEAUMONT BROWN,
Physician ard Surgeon.
Webster Concrete Building. Offic
hours, "a and by appointment
Recommends Chamberlain's Cough

Recommends Chamberlain Cough
Last winter | used bottle of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for a
bad bronchial cough felt its bene-
fetal effect Immediately and before
| had finished the bottle | was cured
| never tire of recommending this
remedy to my friends" writes Mrs.
William Bright, Fl Wayne, Ind. OBJ
tainable everywhere. Advt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-10
eg @riea aeacn S~dlmersen.

S6nler5 lit ein 8eiuder in fuit
jenem @eiln uno fommt ~geluobnlid'
ullerlpartet. Mber Sic iinD ~porbertitet
filr iolfe sale wenn Sic cine flcinc
SSiaid)e Slpan'S Eminent borrotbig
holten. Streiden Sie's einfod olti
Ole @out = fem Ginreiben notbig =
Is treibt oen Sdnler3 binpeq. IS
lit mirtlid munoerpoa. - Nerbin
$. Soiitcr 9ertelep, Sal, lfrsibt
2ctten SoatStng nod einem 9tuno.
gong in scr Banana misunderstanding
nit nallel 6nBen tam i'd Seim nit
einem fold iteifen Noden baB idl
rueiiten &als nidt hreben fonnte. Sd
oppli5irte reihll6 Sloan's Ointment
uno eing su 9ett. 81, meiner lie
5erroidurt9 mar ant ndditen Worgen
Der Iteife Todcn beinobc better htlo
bier StunOen ip1ter noh elmer slnei.
ten applifation mar id) pieoer gailo
bcIier.
SIN Mdr5 1915. Sci abotbefern
25c.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-10

Su9enOIi6er 3roB uno
bic BEL Der nmeritaniiten Sugeno lei
oet ieEr hdufig p%ortommenps, IN Den
Shulen liberties nod qenGhrte SuGt,
lih Der pdterli6en Nutoritit enlQe-
enlightenment, gdbsn 0en 10 Sa1rt
dlten WaIter &eitbnus, Sobn zines
0eIitatsn tnhanolsrs IN Nem g)ort, il,
oen 2co gelrtben. Der annbs erldob
lldl init Dem RepoIpsr oea 8oters,
Rod' Dem er lpeaen nd1tIifen Ausbleis
ben. unoufmertia,nteit uno itle1
zen '5ortfhritts in Der Sdule Gins
ernitilfe &ige etbaiten bate. Wi.
Ole beoalernstperten @ltern taaen,
mar Wnlter Gin Jrsunb bon Stuno
.ettGre uno WauoeIbiloern uno Der
nnhlafiete ieine Gtuoien. 0ieIel
sa9e tam CT nab Witisrnaht beim.
Der Bater ~ey.tiIte linn eiuen ldartel
8srfpciS mo leate ihm fir ben WobI
ia1 9dusarret nuf Mm Mtorgei
b,rts Der Batter 0:n &naa cine
5huhes, uuo als sr rahiob, fono e
elmer Sotu, Der ibriaens trGnflid
pnr. OILS 2e;@e nor.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-10
Sobesi6atten.

GeaD. SSn Siour Soils, 2. .,
III Elm iriiberer Hepohner BON ga
Groie uno Der Batter pen 6rau So
raj Soullette BON 3renh Sslan0 i'm
Dofen Alter bon 50 Sabren g~eiturben.
: r. aeilp muroe III Srlan0 gebocen,
tam aber bereit5 I'M Mlter bon lteltn
Satren had 4merlfo. Sn 1861 fanl
er mad bier, no or II Sabre 5u-
trod]te. Bon bier 800 er in einem
Yroirie Sdooner" nit einem I'd
leneelpann no6 ieiner neuer sci.
nlotb in Silooafota, mo or cine &cim-
ilotte erinoete. Seine Grnu 'lorb
tilr3lif bier in Ga Groiie. 6inf
Silnoer, 0orufiter Die obgenan!lte
: ohter iiberleben i'm.
Nbnit. Die Glteite aniieolerin
ben SonO 2afe GoIlee, Srou Woraa.
rethe Abnit. itarb ON Montg i'm
Sem ibrer 3od)ter Srau $. &ro0er.
5i2 norol. q. StroBe, i'm glter non
so eSabren. Sic mitroe 1885 III ser
Sdlmei8 eeboren uno fam 1862 nodl
Hnlerifa. Sbr Wtann aing ibr Dor
10 Sobren i'm Sooe porous. sfht
Glnoer betroueru i1ren SoO. Is
limo Sobn gtbait nrn Ga Groiie, STRAIT
I@ Starf bon Son0 2afe, Widiael
?(bnit BON Gum, Ore. 6rdn &ellpcatt
pnn minneapolis. 6rnnf 4bnit bon
lSono 2ofe, 6rau @eidert non
Grpobpielp, Mont., uno 0enrp A5nit
ron 8ine Greet, @linn. 9ns 8eardb-
nib fano an 9ienatna inter Nnlt8-
maitung bon Gaitor G%ornbnlt itatt-
%iibop. Srou Bertha 8iibop, 81
Sabre alt, itarb in einem bieIigcil
IG5pitol ol Ntagcnfrebs. Die SerItor-
bene mltroe ar 10. Saulor 1854
i'll a0ln, 9elitihlonb geboren. Sic
buterloft ben @atten uno bier SIM
Der, nGnllih @eorge S. 8iibop. sSn.
oionopolis, Snby 6rou 9land)e 3no-
fe. &uibforb, Minn,, uno Siroele
uno gilbert BON Ga Groiie. Sic Be
croiolung iinoet beute Worgen pom
Neim ser Shmelter bon 6rau 8i-
ibop, Srou @m. @robner. 313 n6rol.
10. StroBe, I'm boib 8 llbr, uno I'M
8 llbr non Der 81. 9reifultigfe1ts-
tirhe olif Dem fatboliidcn 6rieoDofc
ltatt.
Matbemipn. Son Spotone, 9Suib..
fpnlmt Die Hod)ridt BON oem erinlg.
ten IbIeben BON 6rml @m. Mothclu.
Jon. geb. Sattie Sorner, Sodlter bon
GrnIt Sorner, 1914 State StraBe
0os Degrading miro bier Itottfinoen.
Maltermirc. &enrn V. Nolter.
h1ire, Der Goter BON 5rau u. 8
Gipcrion, itorb III einem bieii9er
Guitol on 8lutdocrn : Grmeiterl1ng
&r. @oIiermlre Nor Elm prominGn
ter @iirger ron eagle. Sein 9e
GrobniB finoet oairlbIt ON SoniS1ae
itatt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-10
Ynionalia.

8r. Soiepb 9oihert trat nit
icinem Sobu @reogorp cine Grbo.
Iunasrcilc nof) 6leriba OIL.
9r. Carl Shmei5er non Heru
g)orf Gitp mciIt or,f @eiuh bel ieinell
N;oier &. $. Sdnpci5cr.
6rou 6. 9aner f~eierte &c.
tern Abcno ibren 8cttlrtstag bel
clucn 3inner i'll Nreile Der Ga,lien
SumiIie. mo Die @eleocnlcit 9er'
Lief III oenflpilroiacr @eiie. Nud'
ser .gtoroltern" Arotulirt DER lie.
hcnSpilrotgcn nlten Eome BON ser.
sen uno milnldt itr unae5ohltc @ic.
nerhoIlmacn 0ieics 6omilicnlciteS.
6rmu 9tie. Sub non Wiontauc
neili I'M Ncim bon 6rnu Seller. 1918
Aooo Stro6c. am Weiud.
Stlrulcbrcr @|rufiuS nor
NtiIiponfec mciltc eini0e Soqe hei
Gr. Sputb pou ser gtormalltul(
uui gelud,.
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tt27 Nieoriae Sabrpreiie mad Ser
8plffnite iiber Die Gbieago G
WDrt6iueitern . Sabu.

Nieoriae Gunoreiie 6obrpreiie
ltlh III &roft iiber Gbicogo mad 4sep
Orleans, Ga, Soponna. Cuba Sad
lunbiue. ct. 9lliguitine, Yolm Ncut,.
GrIonoo, Sarapa Miomi lno onoe-
Zen populdren gSitt'r erboluia5-
plaben III Dem SomnlerIono 6lorioa
mn on Der @olffillte.
Gidets limo tdglid ut hnben; GIN
itlee Stop : ouers' mo libernl'
Giiffobrts5eit limo erln,:5t. Ausluah.
non lcenenreldlen Strefen ouf oel
Sin- mn Serreiie.
Sir Sabrpreiie nno G~in3elbeiter
ipred)en Sic beim Gidet : Agenten
Ger Chicago & Hortbme1tern @abn
nor.
Sclephonircn Sic 1877 ohcr &eo 800.
u. S. &niebud N5cnt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-10

fee, ME ole 0orftge D@ermaill1 mel
oct. @r bat ieine erfolgreihe Vro-
pogonooreiie ourd) 8isconlin beet
oet uno lit ollf Dem Mege nah Gbi-
caqo, no Mithpoh 4beno ibm 81
tGbren I'M @otel aniicrbof Elm Ban.
tctt obgebalten muroe.
Sn elmer llnterreoung iprad Or.
&eromer nod)mnls ieine 6reltoc,
Da~nt6urfctt uno @enugtbuung aus,
.,6er Sic aubergep0bnlih lIe6eUolle
a.sinobme, ole iDm bier 3utbeiI mur
sc lq0 belonoers barber, DAB or pom
Der 1eItihen uno onqlo . amcrlfdnl,
ld,en YrcIle ~unteritilet muroe. Gr en-
3d6lte nod)mal, luie mobl es lDnI &c
tban babe, ais er ON 10. Hopember
ron 86llaoelp6iG fommen0, i'll Nail
paufee elutrai uno Idlon am Vohns
hoi bon ocn prominenten 0iirgern
Der Staot ernpfonqen mltroe; mie ant
nGdyiten 3oge beim 2unheon I'M
GGltiden Club. ibm @%elegenbeit &C.
aeben muroc, ieinet Tlon por3ulcgen
luonod Elm Sonos pen 100000 filr
6englationalbuno aufgebrndt nerocn
ioa, mo llur oeiien 3inien fir Die
Sniereiien Der oclltihen 2ultlirorbcit
al uertuenoen iino. ioooB Die iegens-
rcihe 4rbeit nih fortgeieet meroen
fam, ipcnn je1le Wonner. 10 oieie
icit II Sabren bertrctcn. nid)t ntebr
ou limo. 9e hieier @elcgenbcit
perpilidteten itf ale ~Nnmeienoeil, le-
bcnsl0nglihe MitglicOer oes gunocs
SIT peroen uno groEere 3eitrage bel
5%uiteuern. ltnter oeu arGBten Bei.
trG9en ermdbnte Or. Seramcr DE
$4,000 BON Soiepb lliblcin uno oie
$500 bon Sol. @ultao Yapit.
Gunu fam Or .Seramer nodlmoIs oui
nen qroBei. Grfolg ser W1lienber-
iolnnlung I'M Al,oitorilm lno nui
zen AnmuterS in Scr @eitieite. Elirn
halle 81 iprcdcn lln6 mar ocS 9obes
noll ooruber.
llcberall nit Segciiterung empfau'
gen.
Sim Sumstoa, 0en 81. Houember
trof 9r. 0eromer III u pplctou
elm mo or tpn p%romincnten 0itrgerl
an gubuhofe %entpionqen mur0e. oil
Iihm 81 @bren cine glutontobilrumh
iobrt utlo Gin Jeiteiien om Somtoa
9tudmittog per~onitaIteten. AbenoS
ioHo eiuc Geriomm!1n1 im Staot.
throter ltott. bic Gilberit crfoIarridi
%rCrliei. oo it'd oltd bcrt cine Nu5ohl
Nerren ols Iebersldnglidle 0iitgIie
Ger oufnehmcn Iieber.
Vim % Hopembcr Woiienberiomun-
lung in Gihfoih. no Ser qroBg
5ooI. Die @dnge mo Die 1repper
BON Wcnidlcn ottncfiint noren uilf
trotoem hrtnocrte teincu sinlofi mcbt
hcfommeu ,onnten. Nm so. Roueut
Der III @otertcmn. mo ltf Die
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sF Sniten nno @rfGItnms iinb ne
i1brtidl.

Nltr meni9c BON ms heareiien bic
t"ctohr bon Nuitcn unb Grfoltungcn.
&ir bolten iic mir gemobnlid)c ms
hdruloie 2ei0en. ltto onh crsdb.
len ms Stotiitifcr ooh jcoe brittle
&erlon an elmer 2urucnfrunfbcii
',trht. ~Geinhrlid1e SAILS. uno yum.
eeittrantbciteu ioIaeu elmer pernod
toiliotcn G%rf1ltuna. SSeun unier
Norpcr NIT GrfdItunoen fduptt IL
tann feline before 6iilfe aegebef ol5
Or Nina 9Ieru 9iSeopcrn. Sei,s
t@llte hot iih bcpohrt BEL Alt nto
Nlmg. Sn @ebrouh felt uber 40
Sohrcn. Nuufcn Sic heiic cine
6Ioitpe. &ermelosn Sic sic @einbr
zines 2uugenIeioens. Apotbefen.
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Sternidn

Ter Central Serein p1lt OH
Gienstos Abene I'm s llbr in Der
lSermania : 9alle ieine Sabres.gser
inatmlun3 oh. in Der Die 6inonshe-
ridte sur @orlage fommen, mo Die
Geamtua mir oas n1dfte @ernaI-
t~unqsjobr getpohlt meroen.
Sn Srempeleou Itarb i'm Ylter
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rid umlimult, oaB er Der cin5ige lie
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