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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-11-12
WILL VOTE AGAIN
ON SCHOOL HOUSE
SUCH ACTION CONSIDERED FOR
PEOPLES INTEREST
Bonding Companies Offer Largely In
creased Premium If Allowed to
Direct Proceedings

Since the vote was taken on the con.
struction of an addition to the school
building, at which time the citizens of
the district voted to make the neces-
sary improvements by large majority,
incidents have arisen which, in the es-
timation of the school board. render
the holding of another meeting for the
purpose of voting bonds expedient, if
not necessary.
This situation has been brought about
through the attitude of the bond pur-
chasing companies. who are very par
ticular as to the observance of legal
technicalities, and who, while they were
willing to purchase the bonds as author
lied at the former meeting, wanted to
make the fact, as they claimed. that all
of the legal requirements had not been
exactly met basis for purchasing the
bonds at a very slight premium. On
the other hand, one of the bond buying
firms made the offer that if they were
allowed to supervise all of the proceed
ings, so as to give the bonds the high
est standing from legal standpoint,
they would give the district premium
of 1882. 90 for them. AS the best offer
for the bonds as authorized by the for
mer meeting was but fifty dollars, the
school board rightly decided that their
duty to the taxpayers of the district
demanded that they get the highest
possible price and that another school
meeting be called.
AS consequence of the foregoing a
special meeting has been called for
Wednesday evening, Nov. II, as set
forth in formal notice by the secre-
tary, published elsewhere. We do not
believe it necessary to go into dis
cussion of the necessity for this i'm
provement at this time, as it was pref
ty thoroughly covered but few weeks
ago. However, we may be permitted
to say that the Clio school building has
been pronounced one of the worst in
the state, by no less an authority tnan
the Superintendent of Public Instruc-
tion, that it is at present wholly made
quate and overcrowded, and that proper
education of our boys and girls is the
most important problem with which we
have to deal. Mere money getting is
transitory affair at best. Money is
gathered by one generation and spent
by succeeding generations, but an edu-
cation is permanent investment, fit
ting our boys and girls for the making
of livlihood and useful and happy
lives, of which no combination of cir
cumstances can deprive them. Be sure
and come out to the school meeting, if
you are looking beyond the little day in
which you live, and vote Eyes. -
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-11-12
A Proclamation by the Covernos

The people of the United States are
grateful to the Infinite Father for their
capacity and disposition to appreciate
the bounties of nature. Through this
appreciation, man cheerfully applies
his labor to the earth in order that her
bounties may serve as means for real
izing the essential joys of life. Abun-
dant harvests are simply a necessary
means to an end. The measuring unit
OF life is not to be found in bushels OF
grain. or potatoes, or fruits, or coal, or
copper, or silver, or gold, or houses, or
lands, but in the laughter of children
around the hearthstone, in the love and
loyalty of the home. "Home is the ma
tion's safety" In the year nineteen
hundred fifteen, we are grateful for the
benediction that rests upon the Ameri-
can home. In the great Commonwealth
OF Michigan we are, in common with all
the other states, the recipients of the
richest blessings. 1t is eminently 1T
ting that we set apart November
twenty-fifth as special day for
Thanksgiving,-a day on which we may
pray for peace on earth, good will to
men,"
Therefore. l, Woodbridge N. Ferris,
Governor of the State of Michigan, do
hereby designate Thursday, the twenty
fifth of November, as day for all the
people of this Commonwealth to cele-
brate in Thanksgiving and prayer.
Given under my hand and the Great
Seal of the State this sixth day of No
vember. in the year of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and fifteen, and
of the Commonwealth the seventy
ninth.
Woodbridge N. Ferris.
il Governor. ),
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-11-12
Crops Not Best

Commenting on the crops raised in
Michigan during the present season,
the current crop report says: ''The
yield of corn is 10 per cent, potatoes
40 per cent, and beans 80 per cent less
than the 10 years average, from 1905
to 1914 inclusive, and the quality the
poorest during this period. Corn did
not ripen; potatoes rotted badly and
beans we're seriously affected by an
thracnose and excessive moisture.
Crop conditions in Michigan, accord
ing to the foregoing, would seem to be
unfavorable but the average for the
United States, as set out in bulletin
issued by the crop reporting board of
the department of agriculture, the pro-
duction index of all crops on Nov. l
was about per cent higher than last
year and 1913 per cent higher than the
five-year average. The price index was
"a per cent lower than last year and
81 per cent lower than the five-year
average.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-11-12
/. S. GLEE CLUB
TO GIVE OPEREHA
WILL BE STAGED AT AUDITORIUM
NOVEMBER 19
Entertainment is Entitled "On Plymouth
Rock" and 10 Expected to Be
Notable

The High School Glee Club, under di-
rection of Miss Uptegraff, instructor in
music in the public schools, will present
the operetta "On Plymouth Rock" at
the Auditorium next week Friday even
ing, Nov. 19. The scenario of the play
is laid in early New England and there
will be Indians, puritans and soldiers
to make it realistic. The music will be
catchy, the costumes will be effective
and there will be an interesting drill by
the soldiers. There will also be
choruses by the boys and girls and
songs by the little folks of the 1st and
I'd grades. We know the operetta is
going to be good and advise everyone
to see it. Admission 25c, children. 15c.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-11-12
M. E. Church Notes

-
The first quarterly conference will be
held next Thursday afternoon at 2-30,
The Epworth League Study Glass
will meet Monday evening, Nov. Is at
7.so p. m, at the home of Evelyn GiIlett,
Miss Agnes !. Mitchell, reader.,wilI
give recital assisted by some musical.
numbers by local talent, at the N. gE.
Church Wednesday, Nov. IL, evening
at eight O'Clock under tho auspices, Of
the Epworth League. - ~ :|''f
Rev. c. w. Baldwin, the new district
superintendent, will occupy the pulpit
next Sunday morning and in the after
noon will preach at the West Vienna
Church. He is very able preacher
and the public is cordially invited to
hear him.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-11-12
Notice of Special Meeting

BY virtue of the order and direction
of the School Board of School District
No. of the Township of Vienna, Gem
esee County, Michigan,
Notice is hereby given that a special,
meeting of said school district will be
held at the school house in said district.
on the 18th day of November, A.. ID.
1915 at 100 o'clock p. m, for the pur-
pose of submitting to the qualified.
electors of said district the propositions
to borrow the sum of fifteen Thousand
dollars ($l5, ,00O) and to issue the bonds
of the district therefor, bearing inter-
est at the rate of five per cent Is per
cent? per annum, said bonds to mature
and become due and payable as follows:
81, 900 in the year 1917, and 81 900 each
year thereafter to and including the
year 1929, and $1,000 in the year $780,,
said funds to be used for the purpose
of defraying the expense of erecting
school house by building additions tor
and re-constructing4 the = high school
building located in said district. The
polls of said election will be kept open
for two consecutive hours. sl
Notice is further given that the
School Board of said district has esti-
mated the amount of money necessary,
to be raised to defray the expense Of
erecting said school house to be in the
sum of fifteen thousand dollars ($15.7
00O). ,s'
Dated this 9Th day Of November, A. D..
1915. Y..
B. s. Jennings. Secretary y.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-11-12
High School Notes

The rhetoric class is studying the
conjugation of verbs.
VIM. Hill was High School visitor,
Wednesday afternoon.
Leo Waite, of Flushing, was High
School visitor one day last week.
The Seniors and Freshmen have chal-
lenged the Juniors and Sophomores to
a football game Friday.
Be sure to attend the lecture at the
Auditorium Friday evening, Nov. IL.
by Prof. Brumm on Escape from Com
monplace." No admission.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-11-12
Box Social

The pupils of Johnston School, located
five miles west and two miles north of
Clio, will give "Box Social" on Fri
day evening, Nov. 19, on which occa-
sion Thanksgiving play, entitled cold
Plymouth Days" will be given. No eff
fort will be spared in making the event
thoroughly enjoyable and the public is
cordially invited to attend. Miss Ethel
Taylor is the teacher.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-11-12
The Youths Companion Calen.
dar for 1916

The publishers of The Youths Com
panion will, as always at this season,
present to every subscriber whose SUBJ
scription is paid for 1916, a Calendar
for the new year. It is a gem Of cal
endar-making. The decorative mount
ing is rich, but the man purpose has
been to produce calendar that is USE
full, and that purpose has been achieved.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-11-12
Recital

Miss Agnes l. Mitchell, reader, will
give a recital, under auspices of the
Epworth League. at the M. E. Church
next Wednesday evening, Nov. II, be-
ginning at eight o'clock. The program
will consist of monologues and selec-
tions in Italian, negro and child dialect
and dramatic numbers. Admission 25c,
children, 15c.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-11-12
Relief Corps

The members of James Bradley Corps
No. 236 are requested to be present at
the next regular meeting, Nov. 20.
The inspector will be present.
Secretary.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-11-12

Come and see the Indians, pilgrims
and soldiers at Auditorium, Friday
evening, Nov. 10.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-11-12

Kelly's Dixie Cotton Pickers at the
Auditorium tomorrow Saturday even
ing.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
Sran;STfcPe naS rmijiieke
DerIuitc.

(Srabtloler SnDbilc : Scrift,)-
Ser Correspondent Der .areu3>
6eitung" melpet alls Sriinel, oab in
fran3oIiiden offi6ieuen areiien 5u9es
gcben miro, bnB Die 8erlulte Der fran@
6oiiihen Nrmee bis 20. Se3ember
etlpa 100000 betragen. %luorunter
iif 10000 Sffi5iere befinoen. Ser
Barrier yWatin" Ifdst Die ruiiiihen
Terlulte on Eobteu unb Ieripilnbeten
big 5lm %. Se5ember auf 1,750,>
900 Wann, ba aber Die Seutihen
iiber 100000 Huiien sefnnscn baben
unb Die Seiterreidler zoe, 900 10
milncn Die ruliilhcn @eianmts @ers
luitc Die 3lueimiqienenmarfe tibet
.lteigcn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
q III bcfonnter Shriftitcner mo
alilitdriiher Sadperitdnbis
9er, Sr. Sarl 8leibtreu,

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H. militdriider Safperitdnbis
HJ ger, Sr. Carl 8leibtreu,
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%erluItc nuf ben beiben
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~Su Rem SdmpIcn an Sen beipen
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@iirttemberger ON mciiten. Gurt
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rcid,cnb unh ifon .SirnuiDcn",
pOicr". r@oridau" mehrfa1 lims
fnilenh. unbcrte iid) Ods gilb gar nid)t.
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beimer unb Elm idGiiihes
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gnn5 9ering, alld) BEL Der angebltd,
idNmer beim9eirdten Heiterei. Go
perloren 8. =. 10. 0rneoner BEL
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6. bis 90. Sftnber MIR 8. pbcr %.
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Der ctpa $4,000, INNER Die ncueGcn
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2nnppcbr inl Siten nod in9ered)net,
no ipcnigitens Die 81. (Sri9.) am
T.. s.. 9. September fo't 1000 perlor.
Sod pcrtbeilcn iif Die Shlciier audi
oif Sas 5. aorps Hoien), hnS
bisbcr ipnit bDd)iteno 1000 perlor.
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auf's B.. .unb 8. aorps fommcn. Sci
Den y bF iuldnpcrnli est es dbns
lid,, bon bcren $1,000 Wnmn @erluit
thinner bic nellciteu 2iltcu beigerefe
net iebr bel oni oos peltfdIiIde
&orps cntfdat, bel hcm MIR bas 49,,
IA. unb 10. Ncgimcnt ais ,reinc
@.e it fallen Tdlpcr littcn, bas nber
troBbcm an W it fole nlr $500
perlpr. Scmit fommcu nufs 7. nnb
8. &prps aid nur ic 1880. Sas
9. &prps (Iltonn) mag iiber 49,
600 perlorcn bnbcn, mdbreno Die
granbenbur9cr bpditens a.
600, Die = D mmcrn gar MIR 5000
cinbiibten. Sas % agbeburger
&orps oerlor $4,000, bas bannos
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
Gsnerebntann =. Gaesart &C,
gen Sic EeSprcMe.

6ier Die 9emerfltugeu bcs padcren
gbgeoronctcn Cos. Snggnrt, 5"lpeiten
aanias Siitrift, ME tic i'm nGon@
greiiipnal Mccorb" bonn 80. 9e5embcr
1914. Seite 1873, alio lautcn:
sd 5eige Sbnen bier Die @cibs
nnhtsz Nusgabe bes nSurper ;
W eeflp", unb miinihc Die Iuf>
mcrfiamteit besSauies auf sic leitenbe
aarritatur 81 lenfen, Die einen SMUT
auf 30,000,e00 u~nierer Nitbiirger
oeutider Gbitimmun9 BARTLETT, made
rer 8ilr9er, Die fat in ieoem Staate
u~nlerer Union leben. Die ieoen .5pciz
felbaften" Stoat in Ben, Tationals
tpablen controniren uiiD Die me6r ais
Die SGlftc allcs Gisentbums in Den
norblihen Staatcn eianen. llnb rod
6eitcbt Der @eibnadtsgruB an oieIe
tpaderen Witbilr9cr in elmer @arrifus
tur, Die einen bertiden Solbateu 5eigt,
tpie er nit Dem @eipebrfplben Die
Sbiire elmer drmliGeu Siittc ciubritt,
nit Der ~pffenbareu Mbii6t, eilen
Wlorb 81 be9eben. llno Die lleber@
ldriit luutet, nit einem alten betli>
gen Nomen, .arisfrin9cl", ir
Iprehen nGmliG Die fleinen beutid)er
ainber Den Nnmen ~Gbriitfinohcn"
aus. Sf luiinihe, bnB Die Ibfomms
lin9c ienes telbenbafteu glutes, pcnr
tic bieie mcinc 8emerfun9en 81 @cs
iidte befommen, nad1 Der offentlid)er
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rifnniIhen Bottles bier 9cboten miro.
SD bcnerfe nod, bnb lpenn bier eir
3eihner inter Den @itgliebern bieice
Sauics mare uno er lpiirbe Die CART
fatur iraeno zines tapfereu &oltce
ober zines Splbuten. Der fiir ieir
@aterlanb in Den S6neetriften Gurps
pos gu bieier 3cit fdmpft, bringer
uno i'm obcr iein Tolt unb Die 3artez
iten @efiible ibrer 6er3en ldherlid'
ODER gar perGhtlit 8u MAIDEN pcrs
iuhen, 10 milrbc i'd bnfilr ltimmen,
i'm aus bieiem Snuie binaus5ulperfeu
9iee lit cine neutralc Station nno Dies
lit elm nelitrnles Sars bon Nbgeorbs
neten. &ir in bieiem Snuie iinb gcs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
Gin Sic Geicr Ser rGtisaes
Daily GribMne".

Die ySri6une" C.. Sanuur) ipn9t
es, Die omeritnniihen 8iirger beutidjer
unO %irlQnbiIder Nbitammung beiien
81 beIhulbigen, baB mir, bios Inn
elmer Der friegfilbrenbcn Yarteien @or>
tbeiIe 81 p~erihnffeu, Die 9unbes9ciebs
9ebung pc%rnnInlien ipollcn, merifaa
ni6c Snbrifen nlbcr 8etrieb lno
umcrifnniifc 9ilrgcr auBcr Ir6cit 81
Icben.
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Die in Shlpebe beiinblidJe &orlaee,
peldJe bn5 Nu%sfubrperbot BON aric9ss
mnteriulien nnitrebt. @ir ipureu
bnrouf porbereitct, bdB bicic 3eitrng
bic @orlnBc bctdmpfen unb ibren
gan3en @orrntb an Sinte ba3li ouis
bieteu miro, ibr cine Nieocrlogc gu be-
reitcn. 9arnlli tounten mir nber lnz
mo9lif norbercitet iein, baB bieie 3eiz
tlng es iungen miro, Die Srellnoe Der
@orlage ais Seinbe Nmerifa's bin3us
itcllcn, biele 3u perbGhtt9cn, baB Tie
BON ben relpeftinen dltbeimatbllhen
Ee9ierur9en mad Seritcllnng oes
Srieoens fir Die geleiiteteu onnti"z
nmeritaniihen 9knite cine Selpbs
nung erlpartcn uuh buB lie ihlieblid)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21

6alten aurdb Sic 5Dd)ite NutpritGt,
uniern Munb betrsffs bes aric9e5 8cz
i6lpiien Su talten, qleidppbl bnff Der
Seraus9eber eines Wtagn5ins rem
fleibieiten unb mphlbubenblten Sheil
u~nieres Bottles in1ultircn, lnb uid)t
MIR iniultireh %ipnberr tic oabei audi
ilber5eueeu, bab er uub bunDcrt an
ocre, luie ibre ~offentare Hartetlidtctt
Su @initen hcs cineu Heifes ge9ens
iibcr hcn nnhern benefit, III be8abltcm
Sicnitc ci!lcs Der aricgfilbrenbcn
ltcben.
Sd boffe, hoB bicic &ortcilidfeit
nid)t 10 LANCE fort9eIcbt ipirp, bis mir
cincS Worgct9 erlrddcn inb Hiclc
Nation in Corn cntfInmnt lchen.
Serr Sprcd)er, ih babe lpenig mebr
5u ia8en. Sd, mill bumit ihliebcn,
bub bieIc5 o&urpcr'S @ccfln" uno
abniidc YlIblifotioncn an oas anleriz
tuniidc @plf ais Ipltlaheu ~5lpeiter
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@erIuite bon ilber $40,000,O00 idbr>
lid, fir Die Gegierhmg, unb bab oics
bciBt Den @eilt Der omerituniimcn
N%cutralitdt perIcbcn nuf llnfpiten Der
Hegierung. IS piirbc filr irNello
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Icin, lpenu CT Die &ndcu> bate, OILS
ipenu CT NolfotbiimliGteit iidlt
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iflpddcn, pcrn mir nod lpeitcres hins
6ufilgten. Gem pndcrcn Tbgeoeonez
ten Soiepb Suggart lei obcrlun Dicier
Steac Der ber5lifitc SAINT allcr Screr
gcingt, iiir sic CT bicr 10 rtannbaft
cingetrcten ilt.-YSmabn Sribillc."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21

Der Seitifrift gum SiIbsrnsn Subj
Gdilm, ipelhe aus gnIaB bes 25s idbria
gen Seitebens bes 2eosSauies erifies
nen lit. Sas Suf bringt auBer
oielen Slluitrutionen in 50 eruben
Sftop Seiten Mrtifel BON berufenen
Shriftitellern, peld)e Die Notbpens
bi9feit beS SdIbes Der Giniuanberer
INN Eeiienoen Oartbun, mn ihiIberll
in pelder @eiie bas Seoz&aus bieie
@ufgabc 81 erfiiQcn iltdht. Sie Scit@
ibrift iol bn8u bienen, baS Sntcreile
fir Die ic9cnsrciG nirfenbe Iuitnlt 81
nedeu; Der Grlos piro gum Scitcu
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ginmnnpcz
rer perpenbct. 8roidiert fpitet bas
Bud $500; in 2eimpano ~gebuubcn
$3.50. Scitelun9cn richtc mai1 an:
Soiepb Sdocfer, Tu6liibcr, %
Sarclop Str, Nen Yorf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
,lrbeitersl1nisns mncrlGb!id,.

Sic Sbiuer 8rubcnbeiiBer ,upleu
tire @rnben ihliefen uItb nnf @cit.
0trgttien a%iIsiuanocru. Saupn fam
tic Wiemann abbaltcn, uber iucnit iic
hieien Gntihluf nit ibrer nncrihiit=
tcrlihcn Sppuiitipn aescn bic Srsaui=
iatiun Der Scrglente begriinben, nnrn
%bcfunncn tic bnhnrd lcoigiidJ, naR tic
nod ticf III ben iibcrlebteN Nnid)au=
ungen jener brutalen 3cit itcfen, Der
+ Ii If / d. tslper grDbfnpitdliiti=
ifer GgoismlS bas WcprGge gab, mn
fir bic ip5ialen geniirfniHc Der @esen=
mart itift nas geringite @%critGnbnis
babcn. Wtan muf lid cinnnal purs
itellen, mas ans Der amerifaniidjcn
Gcraarbeitcrihaft aemprDcn mGre,
iuenu tic ibre Organization nidDt ge=
habit bate. Sn Der gan5cn Wclt
iuarcn bic Serslente eite unternriifte
Mniic, iulange tic feine Organization
bntter, nro ard) ppt ben nmerifn=
niIfeu gcrglemten fam man pbuc
GtnihrGnfuns iugeu, baR tic ubtc ibrc
Organization langiam aber iifer per-
eleitoct mGren. Sarnit nber iuIre
bent 2anbe cin iebr ihlehtcr Sienit
eriuieien uuroen, nm md I'M Suite
refie hes 9arnes liegt cs, baF bic
Organization Der gcrslente pcrtbcibist
mirS, iup immer tic 1T 8efabr lit. @ic
Die grbeiter : Srsnniintiunen iibcr=
bnupt. Gem in n~nicrer bentigen
notwithstanding limb tic uncr=
liRlif.-(I.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
&erlmitliifcn. @r9ebmiHe.

.peri6e $4,000, bie IS arbe bod
items $4,000 $4,000 llell hin3ugez
fommcn), obtuobl nic( itdrfer formiert
ais olc enhercn &prps. Die Welbune
engliidJcr Sldttcr. Die Bnrbe eriitiert
nid)t mebr". bat olio ebenio burds
lhluaenben notwithstanding rpie Die
ruIiiifen I6rden. Nicbt ssrednet
lit bicrGci ser mini,nnie SerlilIt bou
Iie6en Siniene uhh 6ebn Tcierpes Sa>
tailloneu Scr @arne, nebir bier Grtil>
leries Reaincntern i'm SItcn, mic oenn
@i nocnbure's Seer nld) Jest
bis in ben Nopem6er bincin lett
%arieasbeeinn bjditens 10000 pertor.
8ei oieier @eleeenhe;t lei ailh cine
alsentein seolalbtc rup defenders bon
Dem italieniIhcn S6eriten 6atti, Den
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