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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-24
Are You Interested?

Several years ago the light minimum
was 1926. and the service was not the
best The present light minimum Is
si.25 for 6 klllowat hours. and the best
OF service. There are a number OF
families who want lights and whose
houses are wired. and nothing to do but
connect up. The city wants your busl-
ness. Most small families are not
using the minimum now and may not
till next winter. Phone No. 424 or call
at City Hall and see II we can't start
you off. GUY c. BITTLE,
Chief Clerk. Public Utilities.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-24

Sarah Bernhardt blames the loss OF
her leg to the constant kneeling she
did while enactlng the role OF Joan OF
Are But she has nothing on Joan
herself. who lost her head.-cleye'
land Plain Dealer.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-24
DISTRICT COURT.

The State rested yesterday after.
noon in the case OF Carlo Salvato,
charged with murder. and the exami.
nation of the witnesses for the de.
Tense was in progress when The
Eagle went to press this afternoon.
The case of S. w. Hooks, colored,
charged with murder, is set for trial
tomorrow.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-24
OLD JAIL CELLS MOVED.

County Road Overseer Brown re.
ports to The Eagle that the work OF
placing the old county jail cells.
which were removed from the court
house yard last week. has been com
pleted and after a concrete founda.
ton has been built for them. they
will be ready to receive the county
convicts.
The county forces we're set to work
today removing the small brick out.
house from the court house yard.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-24
s25,s5s,ot7 FOR RELIEF.
Belgian Commission Made Report Up
TO March 8.

tBy Associated Pressl
New York, March 2i.-A total OF
s25,S5S,O71 was spent for relief In Bel.
GUM through the Commission for Re.
lief in Belgium up to March s last, II
was announced by the commission
here Tuesday night. or this amount
s22,4O5,7l3 went to the provisioning
department, which sells food to those
who can AFFORD to pay for It, and &c..
452,3Oi went to the benevolent de.
partment, which distributes food to
those who are actually destitute.
The Belglans themselves have con.
tributed nearly $4,000, 900 to the re.
lief fund, It was announced.
or the civil population remaining
in Belgium the commission estimates
that about 100000 are destitute.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-24

Anyone interested In home work
on the greatest things in literature,
and the services Of the United States
Bureau OF Education In relation there.
to, without money and without
price, can secure information from
the undersigned.
w. c. LAWSON, Superintendent.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-24

felt the heart throb and pulse beat
of the human race, and understood
the hopes and fears and aspirations
Of humanity better than most, and
have set these to the music Of ryth'
mic, winged words"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-24

In the West Side fifth grade, near.
ly all pupils passed on the arithmetic
examination, and the following made
grades of 80 or more as Indicated
Jennings Franklin, SO; Isadore Gel.
Der, "a; Ross Groginski. 100; Ward
Mooring, 90; Fred McAlpine. 9S;
Selma Levy, 80; Amanda Patronelli,
100; Mary Ellen Stuart, 80; verna
Warburton, 92.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-24

Prohibition has become pretty well
established in Crimson Gulch?"
yes" replied Broncho Bob. "Me
and Three-Finger Sam was prime
movers"
"You surprise me-"
well, there amt no doubt that al
cohol dulls mans judgment an re-
duces his efficiency. We got tired
of havin' one or two parties sittin'
into poker game an stayin cold
sober to the disadvantage of the rest
Of the performers. Washington Star.
A man must, indeed, be a hero to
appear such in the eyes of his valet
Marshal Catinat.
Prosperity doth bewitch men, seem.
ing clear;
AS seas do laugh, snow white, when
rocks are near.
John Webster.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-24

By special invitation, Mr. Miller,
head OF the department OF English
and history. will address the woman's
Club this afternoon.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-24
WISE AND OTHERWISE.

why does your fiancee study the
bill of fare so long?"
"She wants to figure to me after
ward how much | will save II we get
married. -Meggendorfer Blaetter
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-24
THE CITY SCHOOLS.

That was a splendid delegation OF
Bryan people visiting our literary so
ciety last Friday, and we were glad
to have them with us.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-24

True happiness springs from mod.
eration-Goethe.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-24

~ all pupllS pdSSeu on tue dI1tniuellC 4
examination, and the following made
grades Of 80 or more as Indicated
Jennings Franklin, SO; Isadore Gel.
Der, "a; Ross Groglnsh, 100: Ward
Mooring, 90; Fred McAlpine, 9S;
Selma Levy, 50; Amanda Patronelli,
100; Mary Ellen Stuart. 80; Verna
Warburton, 92.
Out at Oak Grove only one pupil
took the fifth grade examination on
arithmetic, and he made 100. That
one pupil was Gordon Weaver.
We are glad of the interest Bryan
takes in the public schools. BY invi.
taton, the following people have visit
ed the schools and delivered ad ,
dresses: A. w. Buchanan, II. o.
Boatwright, Mrs. NJ. w. Sims. Mrs
r. o. Allen, Mrs. Tyler Haswell, Rev.
c. II. Storey.
Notwithstanding the fact that he
had been out sick and quarantined a
part Of the term, Sanford Gibbs OF
the third grade made an average of
81 on the March examination. But.
then, Sanford is a bright boy and a
good worker
In the Journal Of Education Of
March is, DIR. Winshlp says this: 1T
will be a glorious day for America
when the employment of teachers /
and the selection of text books is
placed on the same nonpolitical, non
influential basis that we have placed I
the building and and repairing of our
highways"
1t is a pleasure to note that Bryan
is taking steps to hasten that glorious
day which DR.. Winship mentions, by
forward movements in looking first /
of all for the best teacher to be had I,
every time a new one is needed.
The United States Bureau of Edu- |
cation is doing things since DR.. Clax-
ton OF Tennessee has been made |
United States Commissioner of Edu-
cation. Superintendent hear from
the bureau regularly with all kinds |
OF suggestions for the good of the !
various communities as we'll as of the
schools.
Just now the few books so pre-.
eminent in all literature are urged on
people as necessary for any proper
literary knowledge and taste.
Those which stand out pre-eminent
in style and content are the following,
he says:
/, The Iliad and the Odyssey of
Homer.
2. The Divine Comedy Of Dante.
3. The greater dramas of Shake
speare.
4. Goethe's Faust.
This is what DR.. Claxton says about |
these, which he regards as the great /
est masterpieces in all literature:
Each of these is the embodiment |
and revelation of the ideals of a
race, an age or a civilization. They !
came out of the hearts and minds of |
the people, for whom their authors
were only the spokesman. They are
! therefore simple, fundamental and
comprehensive. They appeal to the
hearts and grip the minds of all peo-
pie everywhere, young and old, learn !,
ed and unlearned, Of whatever race or
creed. They are human books and
take firm hold on the human life
which we all live, which few under |
stand, but which in all its phases has
interest without end" They are |
broad-minded, catholic books. Their
authors saw life steadily and saw 1t /
whole. Kings and priests to God and
humanity, they interpreted for man
the eternal mysteries Prophetic men,
they stood on the mountain tops and ,
caught the glow Of the ever-dawning
new day. Finely organized men, they
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-24
AS TIE
NEWS BREAKS


AUSTIN, Tex, March Ex-Governor
Ferguson is taking steps TO further
increase the Texas ranger force, now
that the Thirty.fourth Legislature has
appropriated $4,000 for the purpose.
A short time ago ave additional
rangers we're added to the force. and
now the chief executive expects at
least five more WILDE placed in the
service Immediately Continued depre.
dations along heiMexlcan border has
made this necessary. according to Of.
ficials here. The Governor is receiv.
ing many complaints OF cattle thefts
along the Rio Grande. Mr.. Ferguson
has been advised by President Wilson
that the Federal government probably
win aid in defraying expenses OF
more rangers. should the necessity
arise for the employment OF more OF
these officers. The ranger force GOV.
ers a strip Of territory about 800 miles
long on the Rio Misunderstanding
from Brownsville TO FL Paso.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-24
COTTON RECEIPTS.

Cotton has been received in the
local warehouses this season as fol.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-24

AUSTIN. Tex March 2i.-Active
work has begun in the gathering Of
an adequate exhibit of the resources
Of Texas TO be used at the Panama.
Pacific Exposition at San Francisco,
according TO J. T, Bowman. secretary
Of the Texas Panama. Pacific Exposi.
tion Commission. This work has
been made possible by the enactment
recently OF bill appropriating $685..
900 for the purpose. The. Commits
sioner Of Agriculture, under the terms
OF the bill. is TO cooperate with Mr..
Bowman.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-24

Out at Oak Grove only one pupil
took the fifth grade examination on
arithmetic, and he made 100. That
one pupil was Gordon Weaver.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-24

Notwithstanding the fact that he
had been out sick and quarantined
part of the term, Sanford Gibbs OF
the third grade made an average of
81 on the March examination. But.
then, Sanford is a bright boy and
good worker.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-24

We are glad of the interest Bryan
takes in the public schools. BY invi.
taton, the following people have visit
ed the schools and delivered ad.
dresses: A. w. Buchanan, II. o.
Boatwright, Mrs. NJ. W. Sims. Mrs
r. o. Allen, Mrs. Tyler Haswell, Rev.
c. II. Storey.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-10

Sadfon, She'll ron Got IL in Wo1b
gabb's Nadiab in Ct. YsrndtD,
(Steuer $2); 81.
sSames O. Cooper an dlora U. fils
Ter, 40 BEL 220 isub an Der @eltlsits
BON gart qtpenue, apiiden Wtnolor
iInb asmper Game. iernsr, 16 BET 20
Sub an Der Weitieiie BON purt Aoes
nue. 464 ffub iiibli9 Der Binolor
Strabe. (Steuer $1.50): 81
George Sfneiber an bos 9ort Rea'
bine, s bsi 20S iSub fir StraBsn'
5lusde in Reabins, 81.
WilIiam 80. Sieipart dn Seinrlt
S4mibt, 25 bel 80 Hub an Der Weli'
ieite Der penbleton Sirabe, $3.50.
u. .. Sepburn ON bo., baslsib'
Gipentbum, $3.50.
/. Barbara q. Gpeiisr an Barbara
gBueit, % isuB an Der ROrbisite bs'
WeUlillan Strabe ipeitli9 Der gin'
Strabs, (Steuer $2); 81.
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Wie i'm g SdlaraffenIanS b.
gu Der uns 9euti4en Ramentli6 DON
itali.niidsn gldttern angeoidteten
rerob.n GIsiI6nptb", bic nud elmer
W.Ibung Der r@a3etta bi 5urinu" in
Berlin iosar fhon MuTenidla6tun,
gen BON Sunben 5ur Golge bate, lies
fert Der an8eisentbeil elmer RuSoIituO'
ter 3eituns sinen beiteren Sinpsis.
Sn elmer Der Iebtsn @usgdbe Ses gIats
tes bsfinbeu ficb, Der rsduli6en RunS'
idau" sufolgs, stpei amtlid,e gstunnts
madungen, in bersn bic POli3ei ru6
ben 8efisern breier fetter @dnslein
unb etnes 3ugodien fdbnbet, bic man
bsrrenlos in Telb unb Sglur ,gefunben'
fat. sSn berfslben Drummer erlGbt fer'
ner Elm M.ssermsiiter folsenbe 9tn'
aeise: rDem 1T Der Shfe9 peltheu ib
g.itsrn morgsn arpifhen Que1Dief.
unb Saale in einem Sumpf itedenb,
rdusboIsn lieb?" 9lidIi4es Deutf6,
lamb. in befTen @duen semditete GGni:
tpie Ionit nur in Characterization als
Jr.ipilb ii6 tummeln, in oeTen &c,
metnbin Don5r0f6en beO6lterten S:ims
pelu iih elmer eelesentli6 fogar etn fets
ites Dedslein rrdusbolen" taur! llnb
allss bds, ua6bem bies Teutfdldnb
ii6 bereits polle DrsiDiertel eines Sab,
res benz fogendnntsn @us6ungerunsS'
..yisa ssgsniibersIhs!
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gstta Ban elssf an g. u. 9siisr,
$500.
,Seii'amins $. Dalier an DtarsaTs'
&. SmllI, $500.
Do. an entsrpriIs 3. u. GOs
$4,000.
Gbas. Shneibtr on GumminsDilIs
German gnut, $1,000.
Sacub S6nsibsr an Sophia S4rOss
tsr, 1920.
glua. e9arrinsbauieH an g. Spa6'
len. $500.
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Geufaer.

ellte Sungfer: rsiirb sic SoIOui
geipciens"
Scrr: nSoipoN, id) geb0re 5ir
2anSipebr 5tpeiten slirfeebpts."
9IIte sSumsier: sid, ipenn ih cs
bod blob bis gum eriteu gIuigebot &C.
bradt b6ttel@
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unOcisentBums SppOtbefcn,
eingetragen.

0ooIpb Spdrenbsrg oil Wtlidnl
De 2trt, ST00.
Sujanna Reumoper an JinbIap 9.
II. 9. 80. Ro. 3, $l10o.
Wilie 6. 5drper an Sa,Itp Sm'
propeb 9. II. 6. Co., $2250.
9tlsraubsr R. Surouot an WpbaDi
plats g. II. 9. Co.. S1750.
G.orss Z. DifTsI an abbiiou 9. u,
z. 60, $4,000.
gsnidmin Z. S6od an Brighton
German ganf Co.. $500.
Die PART oal glps. go. on Bale
bue greipinQ Co., $500.
Gpa g. Roeber an Soutbfibe 6. Il.
9. 60, $500.
Sirfb 3ubman an llHiOn SaDin9s
9. II. Z. Co., $1,000.
gobD gincent all bo.. $4,000.
aena Dliper an gOrrppille 3. Il. q.
60, $3.50.
@sOrse Rop,r an BsiiIi4sr Stern
g. II. .. a., $500.
2tusuit Rit,tsr an SOutbipeii GnS
8. a., $4,000.
gla +. Woormnn an Spcamore 9.
Il. 6. Co., $500.
Sopdrb Grop an Wiami GoDns
ibip y. II. 6. Co., $1,000.
Charles R. Goldman an eagle g.
II. g. a., $1,000.
Do. an q6rabam SbulIsr. $1450.
WiHgdret u. Tor an gnterpriis ..
Ii. 6. u. Co., $3.50.
pilliom 8. Sing an German 6. II.
9. &C.. 800.
Carrie W. Settler an Gnterpriie
y. II. &. u. Co., $1,000.
@lifiorb Reifiist an 3D., $1,000.
a.pra @iltnms an bO., $3.50.
Carrie 6. Griuan On Wooo6nrn
apenue =. II. .. Co.. $2750.
SJrant u. Zimmerman an Worris
@rotuu, $500.
Gttopiu GoIenan an Cottage 9. u.
6. Co.. $250o.
mnrp &neipp on bO.. $500.
glbam Sdtfi.r an bO., $1,000.
Mlarsurs. Rub0 an Gion 6. u. 9.
Co., $3250.
Do. an 6srbsrt 9. qu6ouo, $40o.
Gaa 8. Sobsrr an S0utbern
Ohio S,1piuss gani Co., $1,000.
Ilsn 6. Rouoebuf6 an eHierpri'e
9. U. 60. $4,000.
gilmore %. Sation an Ct. Bernard
g. u. g. 81. Co.. $1,000.
SIpra U. Gulsy On Sames o. Coos
per, $3.50.
gtuguit Stdrrinebuuieu on gins
tinnatus 6. II. 9. Co.. $500.
WSarn 80. 6iebdus an prOpibsnt
Supinss 3. II. 6. Co.. $4,000.
s5obn 8. Gong on Sa.Isp gant.
s75O.
Gopbic WOebInan on aopnbuIs Il.
g. g. II. y. Co.. $500.
G.tiIgte 5ppotbe.en.
sSobn Reunupsr an 1inblas 6. u.
Q. 60. 30. 3, $500.
Sobn Z. Bennett on aouis Berg
feb. $1,000.
Gb,s. g. suder on 80. r. elsrOtb,
s160.
2tnnie anOa an GONE Q. u. 9. Co..
$1100.
CHARLES g. Spente an Union GAPS
mas 8. II. 2. Co.. $1,000.
Carolina Drabn.r on Gorrppils 9.
II. g. Co.. $1,000.
SeOenib Darb iyifbins Club on
Della S6mitt, $500.
glboIpb Spdrsnbers an Giueinndtus
2. II. 9. Co.. $1,000.
annis Carroll an Wopbburu aps.
6. II. 9. Co., S2500.
aouis G9tpaegsrls an 6. 80.
Spaim, 5000.
gpa g. Roeber on z. G. airtp.
$3.50.
asna SIipsr On GOrrppilIs Q. il. 9.
Co.. $1,000.
Rsbetea 9. grddin on Wsitspoob
comefteab Co., $500.
pbiIOmsna piepmsier on SptamOrs
2. u. 6. Co.. $1,000.
Selena 9enaiuq an bp., $700.
Gertrude Z. Dillon an bo., $500.
fgreo. ID. Sarmepsr an bo.. $6500.
2llepaHoer Wl. 6arpuot on 9duf
Stre.t .. u. Co., $500.
Dm. gotfpin an Cincinnati 8. Il.
3. Co., $500.
Carr Oldham an Z. Worb 6. Il.
B. Co., $1,000.
DiIiorb 6atbawa on 2ibsral g. u.
0. Co., $500.
glbam s6sffsr an Cottage o. u.
Z. Co., $3.50.
Jrant .. S4niebers on Weji gnb
B. II. z. Co., $3.50.
DO. an 2iberaI 8. u. o. o., $500. |
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4
Iner, Ulatearetbe b. SuifHeS elii
0er5oa, Ola 2llItn sabtn lptribuoIls
erldui.runsei. fir bic nsa gu FudblsE'
BEN Dortt. Rad IaHgiiiinoistn gtta'
tbangsn Durbsn aus elmer Sammlung
pom msbrerm bunb.rt oOrgeit,ldsenen
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gresbss Reiib0is
GscdrpiHs qnis9oie
Goperttoai Spctiiibsr5ieby
Repers-aldppeH
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TOrfoIi JdItsnjade.
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Gin5slbcit.n iibsr bic 5srtuHit-Ser elm
,slnen aisiounssiiiide b6rfn, 70 bab
Der RogIdH Isinen Ram,n BEN MgIis
iden @eneraI- -ptrbantt, Der i'm arirH'
lrieg tommdHbirie uHb ibI suerii iruG
bab Der 6apsIot nab BEN sleiandmis
een amerildHtitsn 9eHedl isinen Ra'
men fiibri, Der, neil er ehIarmis mar.
iib zines ptlsrinsnmdHtels bsoisnit.
Gop Hitter ais nOrolid,iie Hrcuin5Sr.
lambs 8sraHlafuHs Su Der geSeids
HuHg .Sfipreuben- eab. mar sbeniO
amiiIdni rUis bic 5batiats, bab pm
osnburg, 2ubsHoorff unS Wadsuisr
nihi lUsHiser aIs in dhi5is 5dllsn 3u.
g,0si6i uns einss alsibunssftiides b.r.
balten ioIIisn. Gin. beIonbsr, DEBATE
sniipdnE ii9 um Ous iialisHiifs Sat
ca, bds uripriingIi5 in Ssu.iHsr
S6reibpefis (Sd,iO) teibebalisn psrs
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ramenili6en 2I5Iiimmuns. I'm Su
sin.m RefuItats gu selons,n. - Gs
pirb nun barauf nniommeu, bieie
9erbeuii6uugen anssmeiH i'm Spra1.
gebraa4 burh5uissen.
Der GitGtntts Mario.
9ds tnsIiide SOIodtsn @oltsIisb:
g III elm LANCER Des mad 5ipsrara-
pirb ies!, ME bag r6r,mbenblaii-
miiibsili. bur4 siN ner.s WldrI9Iiso
perbranei, bas pOn Wlnuriee 9rai.
perfubt 1T, Der dls 2suinani i'm Se.r.
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Riiteners" pirb jest DisI in Der brill.
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isiuer eiHformistn WsIooie on bas
ali. 9OI,sIieb .SIb aing Cole. 9sr
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mig. Elm persniigiss W1nntsn, nah
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ruff, feline brsi 0ubeHadpfsiiet ptrs
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Su ben bret g,nsraIitIbmdrld1lIsn
b.rauf ale ieins lIntsrgs6eaen oui,
sGblt. Wit i.bem n.uen Militdrii6en
Grdb, Der esnannt iDiro, udHit bic
Stropbt I'm einm @trs. glddj ben
Wlarf&dlltn iOmmm bic !geHsrdlt; bl
iis fih aug Jnbisn Elm Qsberlsiben miis
s.brn9t bdben, bsibi bier Der Dsrs:
8as 5esr gebi gum 5sufsl' - ber
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unO frcsi: .Wsl6ss III bsr nGhfie 8s-
fsbl2" Der Waior fluht, Der 5aupt,
mann Dtrlangt elm Subr llrldub, Der
9.utndnt f4impii. bab er ben san5sn
Oienit iibsrHebmen mub, bic polternbe
Stimms bes Sergsunien ruff: SIMMER
pier Wonn rtdts.- llnD Der aorpOrnl
tommaHbirt: vaints. rs6is, 2inis,
r,6tsl- Der perburIitte Eolbat eiIt In
bic aontins, Der DuSsIiadpTeiFtr dbm.
iriIlsrnb ben 9rimmbnb isines einfos
den JnitrumeEis mad. unb ben RG4Iub
Der iteis iptdJIslnben Gsropbsn lauisl:
80 broubs cine MsiaiOn MGHsl.
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9as Grtmbtuort IN osr
ISerrenmobs. Jus Berlin ipiro
beritiet: llnitre 5aRosIs.ammsI mar
,iir,li3 bic stdi. err,gter adHpls.
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