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The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-11-26
MERCENARY MORALITY

Rev. A. W. Turner, president
of the Anti-Saloon League, is
prepared to fight demon rum to a
finish for a suitable purse. His
hackers have furnished training
expenses in the form of a job
for his son, through the gener-
osity of the Conservation Com
mission job which, by the way,
the administration with which
the reverend moralist is now
training declared four years ago
to be a political sinecure.
1t is true that the man of Cali
lee nineteen centuries ago told
the moralists of his day when
they entered into a contest they
were to take neither purse Tor
script with them; bnt the sane
divine adviser also said, "thela-
borer is worthy of his hire.
Hence the moralist has only to
call himself a laborer, which he
is often fond of doirg, to be able
to demand his hire. We are to
imagine therefor. the reverend
life-saver for savage in the role
of a laborer, witch makes many
things acceptable which would
otherwise trclble the conscience.
1t was o doubt a patriotic
thing for he gentlemen of the
Conservalon Commission to
have core to the aid of the rev.
erend ioralist in his time Of
need. True there seemed to be
no crng need for the office fill.
ed athe time, but it would, of
COTE, be base libel to charge
tn any political deal evoked
+ unusal generosity; but such |
ase charges havenot infrequent.
y been made in Louisiana poll
les and by the idenical men who
so deeply resent such a
'harge now. Is a minister of the
gospel to 60 forth and preach
morality without hire? Perish
he thought, declrre the shout
RS TOR the anti-saloon moralist,
he 'laborer in the vineyard" is
worthy of his hire. If the tax.
ayers have to pay the price is It'll
ot proper that they should? Are
hey not to be saved from the de.
non rum whether they desireI
aviation or not? There 81 sal.
alton to be had-at a price.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-11-26

diseases as they will get the pro-
fit if they get in among the
chickens a preventive is better
than a cure.
Poultry raising is charging
every day, so people should
wake up along the lines of poul.
try. Poultry raising is beco,n-
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-11-26


ted in a more or less dark place,
for then the hens will be less apt
to eat the eggs. Each nest should
be made twelve or fourteen in
ches square. Fine hay or straw
makes good material for nests.
The water receptacle should be
large enough to hold plenty of
water to last twenty-four hours,
so that the fowls will never SUI
fer for water, and it should be
elevated a little so as to prevent
the water from becoming dirty.
Drinking vessels should be care
fully rinsed when fresh water is
given. Feed troughs and grit
boxes should be arranged for the
chickens, the grit should be ready
all the time.
As it is better to have a cold
dry house than a warm damp
one, some means Of ventilation
should be provided. No better
way to yentilate than to open
doors and windows, but avoid
drafts. A good method is to have
a cloth over an opening.
The problem of feeding is one
OF great Importance and should |
be carefully considered, for on
it depends to a large extent not
only the general health of the |
birds, but also the economy |
which promotes success. 1t is a
subject, however, which should
be studded with a large amount |
Of common sense, for there are
no hard and strules which can
be laid down as applying to every
case. The price of feeds and the
general environments should be
in determining the
right rations. In feeding fowls
there are three kinds of consti-
tuents which should be present.
IN the right proportions if the
desired results be present these
are mineral, heterogeneous and car
Th~~Aa-:--1--s'.e'- '-'7''' Z"
'eed a ration containing these
constituents, so therefore It'll
;akes a great variety of vegeta-
ole, mineral and animal matter
to properly feed fowls. There
should be good pastures for them
and pure fresh water.
Next is the incubation and
brooding. There are two kinds.
and and natural. Ar
tifcial is where the incubators
are used. 1t takes man at his
post to make a success with in
cubators so it does with the hens
but not quite so hard, don't have
to be quite so attentive after one
decides which he is to pursue, he
should get ready before he starts
and stay with it. After the chick
ems are Matched they shouldn't
be feed until after twenty-four
hours. These little chickens
should be caeefully and closely
attended to. All precautions
should be taken to keep Oft the
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-11-26
Up to the Minute.

Mrs. Gossip They do say that her
husband has acquired locomotor
ataxia.
Mrs. Parvenue-I don't think much
Of those cheap cars; my husband La.
a imported one.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-11-26
OUR PUBLIC FORUM
WIZ. c. Howe
On The Advantages Of Fr,e por,e

Mr. r. o. Hove FEDERAL Commissioner Of ymmiera
ttou who 10 enc Of the best American auhor,t,os o
marine commerce, In discussing the relation of free
ports to the aev'opnsn. Of sea trade said in part
ships VIII 10 hundreds Of miles sut ~ their u.v
to avoid ports surrounded by tariff wall. The only
way, therefore, tor country with tariff to conpere
in the shipping world with free trade country Is to
establish free ports At sratesca points along its coast
line Germany has done So and in a comparativelv
short period has built up carrying trade which before
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-12-22
When a Woman Argues.

w: L. George in the December Atlantic.
In matters of argument man is like
the Italian brigand who robs the friar,
then confesses and asks him for abso-
luton; woman is the burglar unre-
pentant. This may be due t o woman
as a rule having few guiding principles
or intellectual criteria. She often holds
so many moral principles that intel
lectual argument with her irritates the
crisper male mind. But she finds it
difficult to retain a grasp upon q CEN
trail idea. to clear away the side issues
which obscure it. She can seldom car
ry an idea to it's logical conclusion,
passing from term to term; somewhere
there is a solution of continuity. For
this reason arguments with women,
Which have begun with the latest
musical play, easily PASS on, from its
alleged artistic merit, to its costumes,
their scantiness, their undesirable
scantiness, the need for inspection, in
spectors Of theatres, and, little by lit
tie, other inspectors, until one. gets to
mining inspectors and possibly to min
ing in general. You will observe that
these ideas are fairly we'll linked. All
that happens is that the woman, firing
of the central argument has pursued
each side issue as it offered itself. This
comes from a lack Of concentration
which indisposes a woman to penetrate
deeply into a subject; she is not used
to concentration, she does not like it.
1t might lead her to disagreeable dis
cOverieS.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-12-22
CALL OF

President Meiklejohn. Of Amherst.
I wish to say q few words about
the call of scholarship. Gilbert
Chesterton has said: III you run a
piece of machinery what are o
going to do II 1t gets out of order!
There are three things you can do.
You q break off a part Of 1t, o
can sr1ash 1t to pieces or you can
say: The machine has got to be
made better When nothing goes
right and we have to reconstruct
u system, not merel, one ma
chine, to whom do We go? We seek
out the clear-eyed little professor
and why. That is the scholar at
work: going to the bottom and do
ing the thinking.
There Z two common IDEAS
about the scholar that I want ia
take up this morning. The first Of
these is that the scholar is a man
Of peace. that he wants to get away
from the jars. the knocks and he
shocks Of life. I am here to say to
you that the real meeting place ~
live issues 10 in the mind OF the
scholar, that each day issues meet
Issues IN as merciless a fashion as
over IN Europe men are meeting
Don't let any man tell you that fhe
scholar 10 G. man Of peace. He
fights the longest and the fiercest
fights.
Another notion 10 that the scholar
- removed from the real Issues az
life, that men OF action meet the
real issues. 10 It true7 Arc the
things . scholar deals with unesscn.
tial and unimportant? IL there II
any question ~ to what q name
religion. science. art, politics 81
anything else mean, 90 to the echoi-
ar ana he will tell you your Al.
swer lmmanuel Kant never went
more tnan = miles away from . lit
Germany. ana yet by the cheer
force Of his thought no brought to-
getheE day BY day the oyoteme az
religion. politics. SciencA. at, unfii
today no man can know Whaf ~
llfo q Europe L unlo16 10 knows
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-12-22
carranza for Education.

From. the Springfield Republican,
One good reason for seeing good in Cen
eral Carranza lies in his interest in popu-
lar education for Mexico. He is quoted as
schools in his country IL there is money
for nothing else. Months ago General
Carranza sent several parties Of teachers
to the United States to study educational
work in Boston. A group of the teachers
called at the White House recently. It
Is to be expected that these Mexican
In General Carranza's ability to lead their
country out of it's troubles. They declare
his purpose to be to divorce the educa-
every teacher in Mexico to this country tn
study our schools. 1t is certainly reas.
surfing that in the midst of his efforts to
subdue the opposition. General Carranza
which so much concerns Mexico's future.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-12-22
European Banks the Biggest.
From the Kansas City Star.

From the Kansas City Star.
The greatest bank in America anks
twelfth in a list of the worlds banks as
compiled by the Statist in it's annual bank
ing number. and the United States has
only three banks in the first 80 of the
world. The Commercial club has trans
lated the Statist's table from pounds sterl-
ing to dollars. 1t follows in part:
Deposits and
Current Accounts.
Bank of England 1854, 9OS, 440
2-London City and Midland..... Gil, 319. 10
3-Bank of France. 54 ,OS9, 40
4-LlOyd'S bank Observation-Disclosures. 573, Ola, 400
5-lmperial Bank of Russia..... 521 .333, 500
6-Deutsche bank observation-disclosures. 497, 251. $50
7-London County and Westmin-
ster bank .................... 4s3, s54, 800
S-Imperial Bank of Germany
Reichsbank) ................ 4ssS, 3ss9, go
9-National Provincial Bank of
nglan 1864, $40, $50
10-Credit Lyonnais .............. $50, 172, 480
11-Barclay & 800, 1853, $50
Irrational City. New York;. 2y7, S39, 400
1S-Bank of Spain.................. 294, 956, 49O
l4-Banco de la Nacion, Argen-
tina Isl, 1894, no
15-ParT'S bank Observation-Disclosures. 256, 3OS, 100
16-Banque Russo Asiatique..... 23S22, 2O6, 40
1T-Dresdner bank ............... 230, 1854, 62O
1S-Nolea-kama Continental bank
(Russia) Dos, 1885,
19-Union of London and Smiths
bank 227, 1874, $50
York Observation-Disclosures. 2ls, sOs, 70
talt fur Handel und Ge-
werbe Pals 40
22-Soclete Gentle Paris)........ 30, 65 $40
2s-Russian Bank of Foreign
Trade 204, 2s1, $50
of Montreal. .............. 204, 267, $50
&-Comptoir National d'E,scomp-
tie de Paris. ...-............. a2. $50, 800
26-Capltal and Counties bank. 1873, ia, 800
2i-London JOINT Stock bank. 1g7, 1888, no
2S--Direction der Disconto-Gessell-
schaft 1856, 9ss. go
29-Continental and Commercial
National bank, Chicago:.":.:.. 1855, s47. 100
3O-Allgemeine Oesterreichische
Boden Credit Anstalt. .......... ITS, 27o, $50
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-12-22

China has established a double
standard of weights and measures that
includes the metric system and a ma
tive one.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-12-22

In Madagascar there has been dis
covered a tree producing coffee that
is said to be free from caffein.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-12-22

May the saints guide We home" Mrs.
O'Leary pressed highland, and 1 turned
back in my uncertain seat to see him.
self standing against the donkey. and
saying very soberly into his pipe:
They will"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-25
Kinder 8cnreIen
MACH FLETCHER'S
OR IA
@erloreme @ommmngem
oe3 9re~iDerbauoeS.

@or Idngercr Belt fat SStalien @a-
Iona> 6en 1iioliditen Ser ba11ptiad)lid)=
item @afen Mlbaniens, beieben loiien,
1tn6 jebt miro gemel6et, cine italie1ri=
ide Expedition tper6e al1sgeriiitet fir
sic @eiebung 6es meiter norolid Ncle=
genen olbonii9en @afens G11ra55o.
9oB 6ieies int bollen ginpernebmer1
NIT 6en Observation-Disclosures geidiebt,
f6eint nidt ser Sal 81 fem. Genn
ols Stolien Dor mebretcn @oden
&riegsidiffe noh D11ra55o entianbte>
mabte @err Siaionotp, Ser rl1iiiide
Miniiter 6es geubern, Stalien barauf
a1tfmerfiam, 6aB es in Mlbanien oltf
ilapiide Sntereiien gebe, un6 ct be-
m1tte sic @elegenbeit, Tim Die Static
rrer 6apor GIT tparnen, 6ie 3tele ibrer
@rponiionspolitif an Ser Mbria all-
511tpeit at iteGen.
Dieie @prode 6es rltiiiiden Mini-
tiers be6e1tet, 6aB @uBlan6 Sen So
fen 9atro35o fir Serbier reierpiert
bnben min, un6 Tie be6eutet etnen
%geb0rigen Ddmpfer fir sic @riegs=
beber in StaIien, sic ia bas Sdlag-
mort u9ie M6ria Ben Sta1ienern!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-25
9enti@lanos @erlmite.

Ma6 Sen Angaben Ser Seem Dorf
@orl6 fat 9euti6lano Biz jebt mlf
6em meitliden rn6 oitliden &riegs=
ida1pla!e 8,786,320 Mann perloren.
Gin 9e1er ser @orl6 bat iiber Die
bon Ser @orl6 felt 8egim 0es STRIFE
ges ar1gegebenen oertiden @erluite
@u@ gefiibrt ur6 6ieie 3iffer berauS=
gebraht. Mab 6em Seem Sort @pen=
ing Selegramm belaufen Sic gerlnite
Ser Deutiden ii6 iogar anf 24,750,=
600 Mann, 11a6 6em Sournal a1f
1S,500,000 un0 na@ Ser Sun ouf
rnn6 bier5ebn Miqionen. ungefabr
ste gleiden 8iffern mir6e man ber=
m1sbefomme1n, tpen11 man 6ie BON 6en
englii6en 8titemorgamen felt oem
eriten Ereffen Seq @rieges angegebe=
men 6euti6en @erluite ao6ierte. @s
lit ia tpobl no@ tn augemeiner Grin
ner11ng, NIT mel6en pabn1inntgen
@erlult5iffern 6teie 8latter int ruiz
fiid-iapmti6en &riege nm ii@ ge=
morfen beben, aber lire 6amaligen
2eiltnngen maren &in6ereien, berglt=
den nit 6em, mas fte in 6em gegen=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-25
Ginit nmb iebt.

oils George @aibington am 4.
Wfar5 1889 als eriter Braiibent Der
ja1ngen am1erifamiden &epublit fem
gmt ontpat, empfing er cine @ertre-
tung bes 1eutidtbums oes 2anoes,
sic gefommen tpar, umr lire @liid.
miinide als5uipre9en. Deuti9e bat-
ten nnter ibm gegen @ngla16s
Sprannet, fir Sic Sreibeit un6 nnabs
bangigfeit Ser merifmiiden Solo
MEN gefampft. Gin Deutider, Srieo=
ri6 Milbelm bon 5teuben, 1par tpah>
reno oes &rieges fem %bepor3ugter
&otbgeber %getpeien. Gin 6eutider
Shirt, Ser &reuBenf6mig Srie6rid>
batte i'm olS eriter a1 ieinen grfolgen
I'M &riege gegen England begliid=
miini6t nn6 linn feline 8emun6err1ng
a1tsgeipro6en. George @aibington
i6abte 6as 6el1tide @olf nn6 i6dbte
sic Geutiden 9lmerifas. SS1 ieiner
Mnttport a1f Sen @liidmrtn19 6es Ieb=
teren iagte er m0rtlt4: ~...... s.
frelt midi, cine 10 paiienoe @eregen=
beit GIT baben, Sbnen mei1re Mhtung
fir 0as groBe 8oIf, tpeldes sic Der
trete1r, altS5uipre9en. 0ie 9el1ti9en,
Sic ii6 IN Mmerifu tieoerlieben, ba=
6en ii6 itets zines al1sgeaeidneten
Suites in @e51tg auf SleiBy Miidtern=
beit nn6 Gugen6 %erfre1t, un6 i@
idate mild baber gliidltd, cine 10
itarfe @eriider1tng Sbrer 3nneig11ng
at metner Ner1on at erbolten, iopie
SSbres @ertra11etrs in mei11e @brlid=
felt un6 Sbres Offers, midi in mel
men 8emiibungen INN sic @ob1fabrt
6es ge1netniamen 2an6es GIT inter
itiiten." 50 ipra@ Ser @ater 6es
@aterlmr6es nn6 10 6ahte er iiber Die
Deutiden ur6 6as 6e11tide @oIf.
.5ett6em bat SOS omerifani16e
3eutidtba1m an 8ab1 getpaltig suge=
nommen. Mere @eibIedter iin6 i'm
2atfe bon nrebr ols etnem Sabrbnn-
6ert an @teue bes @ei9ledtes getre=
ten, 6as NIT un6 nnter @aibington
fir 6ie Greibeit un6 l1nabbdngigfeit
Ser amerifaniiden @olonien fdmpfen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-25

6reibig Mai9inengetpebre erbelltet
moroen. Mber oas mar MIR Ser Mn-
fang. Seber Sag bradte relte l1eber-
raifanngen. Die 3abl ser @efange-
men itieg 5uerit a,1f 10000, Damn a1f
10000, idlieBIid al,f mebr als 5o,-
600 un6 nad sen letten Meloungert
fins es idon $4,000. Gie 3abl Der
'erbeuteten @eidiite lit a,,f iiber feb.
gig, sic ser Moidinengemebre m1f
iiber bnnoert geitiegen, nno getpalttg
lit sic @riegsbel1te onoerer Mrt, Die
sen Siegern in sic &an6e fiel. IS
1deint elm regelredtes 5peites Ean-
nenberg getpeien 5lt iein> 6as it6 90
unter SEN gl1tgen 6es oberiten &riegs-
BERN abipieIte, Elm @ieg, bon Dem
man er3dblen miro Bis in sic ferniten
l11po sic @erfolgung ser file
henoen &a1iien i6eint ibr gnbe nod
nidt erreidt SIT baben, 6enn IN Der
letten amtliden 8erliner Melo1tng
beiBt es, man ertparte, 6aB Sic
@riegsbeute noh grober meroe, mas
cine energii6e T%ortietung Ser
Terfolgrtng Ser &1tilen idJlieben laBt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-25

gum Mngelpunfte ibrer Mgitation ge-
gen Seiterrei6 een1adt batten. Die
italieniide Bre1ie i@lagt jebt oem
au6 einen go115 o1r6eren Son an,
Sic tparnt 6apor, ii6 in ben &rteg gu
itiir5en, MIR INN alte Sdarten nit
Seiterrei@ aas5utneben. Sic betont,
baB Ser groBe @rieg obne jebe Ser
mloiiung Staliens a11sgebroden lei
un6 bisber feline italieniiden Snterei=
fen beriibrt babe, mesbalb Die Meu=
tralitat Die ein5ig gebotene @olitif
iei. Salien tper6e itd 1eoigli4 our6
6ie 8e6robung Ser eigenen Snterei=
fen btnetn5teben laiiem ieoenfaus
nidt 6urh Die Sudt, militariide
|g9arten a1s3utpeben, Die 611r6 Die
beroiiden un6 opferreiden gini-
gungsfdmpfe Ser Station 1angit ibres
|@tadels bera11bt ieten.
@ir baben ME redt 6aran ge<
gla11bt> 0aB Stalien onf Ser seite oes
0reiperbanoes in Sen &rieg eingrei-
fen tper6e. Die Nadridt BON Ser
Mbiiht Staliens, G11ra55o enteegen
BENT @l1nih Ser ruliiiden &egierrng
GIT beieten, beltdrft uns in oieiem
@lauben.
Mud Gumanien fat Sen 9reiper=
bon6 bitter enttauiht." @or 51pei
@oden nod berfiin6ete 2onoon Ser
@eIt iubel110, fpateitens @itte Sc
bruur tpiirbe &umdnien gegen De-
iterreid Iosidlagen. l1n6 iett be-
ridtet 2on6on fleinla11t, Depeiden
al1s 8l1foreit beiagten, sic rumanii6e
@egier11ng 6enfe nidt 6aran, tire
MelttraIitGt ol1f3ngeben.
60 baben England, 6ranfreid uno
@nBlono offenbar 5met idone Soft
nungen %berIoren. Sb mobl, 10 fragt
ser v@olt. 8. Correspondent" Shirt
8iilotp, ser 11elte 6el1tihe 8otidafter
in Mom, Ser Gage sic 11eue @enbung
g%egeben? Sc ideint 10. Sc idei1t,
6ob er sic MIbanier<Tolitif Staliens
in sic @ege g%e1eitet bot, un6 baB
ser Miidtritt 6es acknowledgements
iden Miniiters 6es MertBeren, Graf
gerdttoI6, notbtper6tg mr,r6e, Tim
6ie 8uitimml111g Ser Doppelmonarfie
gu 6ieier 8oIitif 3u erIangen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-25

ourfte. Mber nas George @oibing-
tom iiber sic 9eutiden ieiner 3eit
lagte, bas gilt in bollem nmfa1ge
aa16 bon Dem beutigen Deutidtbum.
Sic 2eutiben baben in oielem 9an6e
ieit George @aibingtons 3eiten cine
getpaltige &11ltllrarbeit perridtet. Mit
ibrem SdpeiBe l1n6 8Il1te baben file
oen @o6en Der 1rel1e1 @elt ge6ingt
nnb ii6 b%eiIeren Danf ber6ient, als
ibnen gegertpartig bon elmer i'm Dien-
ite gnglan6s bertpil6erten 8reiie 5u-
tbeil miro. DoS grobe @o1f aber,
bon Dem George @aibington 6amalS
iprod, un6 Dos rieiengroB getporoen
lit ieit6em, fdmpft beute einer idtpe=
rem &f I'M feline griiten5, un6
in 6ieiem @ampfe bot es muf Die
SDmpatbie feines @olfes iol9en Mn=
ipr16 mie auf sic Spmpatbie 6es
amerifami6en @olfes. @as lei6er
ntdt b1os bon etnem groBen Sbeile
6es amerifamiden @oltes, ion6ern
audi bon ieinem. @taatsmdnmern oer=
geiien miro. @dBe beute Elm George
@aibington int @eiben &auie =
manhes miir6e an6ers iein!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-25
Cure @rfaltmng 1T sefabrlidj.
8redt lie anf-jett.

Cine grffGltung lift tpirfli6 an.
1teGen6. - Gin 5erriittetes Spitem
lit 1ur Seine empfanglid. SIR iei6
es @ud ieIbit idu16ig mie audi an
.6erc,1 Cures &ausbaltes, Die Seine
iofort at befdmpfen. Dr 8eu's 8ira.
Eor-&onep lit fem fir @rfdltungen
uno Suiten. Sc I0it Sen 5@leim,
itint Den @uiten nno meidt bie Clint
gen c11f. IS lit garantiert. Nur
25f fei g11rem Mpotbefer -Mn5eige.
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es 51tr !9anb fir @benmatis'
11t1t4.

Nidt n0tbig iid gu friimn1en l,no
5uriif5ufabren uno gu periuden.
guren &bel1matismus geben 5u lal'
fen. gr miro gu6 anitatt 6ellen
MAIDEN. @en6et ettpas SIoan's
ointment an. 8raudt es nidt etn5u'
reiben, laBt es MIR gang un6 gar ein.
oringen in Sic angegriffenen Gbeile,
linoert ons @eb uno 5iebt Sen
berous. STR fiiblt @ud TO-
fort erleidtert uno fublt @ud 10 9iel
beiis y, 6aB SIR o11sgeben modtet uno
a1rberen 9ei6enben tibet @loan's NIT,
tbeilen mol1t. @ar1ft cine Glaide
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gibt fait INNER %iofortige 2inberung.
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