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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-04-09

s'sSes w - tosss
1t Is only within recent period that
meat has come to play . part In the
Japanese diet. Fish. flesh and fowl
were once strictly forbidden ~ arti-
cles of food by the tenets Of Buddhism.
but gradually one after another came
to be allowed as eatables. Even now
meat. although becoming more and
more popular. 10 not used In large
quantities, at one meal. Chicken.
game. beef, ban and pork may b.
found on sale in most large towns and
cities. But beef is cut Into mouthfuls
and sold to japanese by the ounce;
chickens are carefully and minutely
dissected and sold by parts-as the
wing. leg or an ounce or two Of the
breast. 1t was q matter Of great sur.
prise to the natives Of Mito that the
foreigners living there bought q whole
chicken or i've or six pounds Of beef
at time and consumed 1t all in two
or three meals.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-04-09
Some Farms Too LARGE.

whiie every man ought to own q
oit CT land there is such a thing as
having too much. Big farms are all
ngnt for those who have money
enough to equip them properly, but
the man of moderate means is much
better of with little place conven-
lent to good cash market
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-04-09
Good Rules to Observe.

1t is a good and safe, rule to 90
journ in every place as II you meant
to spend your life there. never omit
ting an opportunity OF doing q kind
ness. or speaking a true word. or
making q friend.-Ruskin.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-04-09

And the startled forest creature.
with the lace drapery still floating
from his antlers, loped out of the front
door and disappeared in the direction
of Pawling mountain.-New York
Press.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-04-09

big "dummkopf." England had been
In possession Of the island since the
Napoleonic wars. but had never real
lied its strategic. importance.
The island In 1890 was simply q til
angular slab Of red mari and sand
stone, scarcely three miles in circum-
ference. arising abruptly 200 feet out
Of the sea. II was visibly crumbling
away. The great storms from the
north were battering 1t to pieces. and
as one authority wrote at the time,
In few generations, or at the most a
few centuries more, Helgoland will be
only a nat. desolate sand dune like
those of the surrounding sea-"
Instead of crumbling away the island
Of Helgoland today is buttressed on
every side with ferroconcrete. Break
waters have been constructed. q naval
harbor built, and from armored case
ments and sunken batteries the i'm
mense Krupp guns can sweep the sea
for over ten miles In all directions. Il
has taken millions of dollars to &C
complish this, but Germany has cheer
fully expended $1.250.0 annually in
protecting the island itself from its
natural enemy, the sea, and in convert
ing 1t into one of the strongest for.
tresses in the world.
In fact, Helgoland today forms prac-
tically the nucleus around which the
whole naval program Of the German
empire revolves.
AT the time of the purchase the Kiel
canal was nearing completion and the
great navy yards and naval stations Of
the empire were being built at VIII
helmshaven. Bremerhaven. Kiel and
Cuxhaven.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-04-09
Lemon Hard Sauce.

Cream two tablespoonfuls of butter
until soft. add one tablespoonful of
lemon juice and little nutmeg. then
beat in enough sifted confectioner's
sugar to make light, fluffy mass.
Let it harden little before serving.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-04-09

In Kansas that is seldom done, and
good crops are raised there.
Peanuts are harvested with a four
tined fork. The fork is stuck into the
ground under the hill. which is then
gently loosened up and pulled out with
the hands.
The nuts should be placed in a dry
room-the hayloft makes a good store
house-and when they are thoroughly
dry and clean they are ready for mar
ket.
Nuts should be put up in bags hold
ing about one hundred pounds.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-04-09

There are 23,55l single women who
pay an income tax, but only $3.50 mar.
ried women. while there are 62,213
bachelors on the income tax rolls, -
against 272,153 married men. Alto
gether. 357.5sS persons in the United
States pay q tax on their incomes.
OF persons who receive q moderate
income. say from $500 to 5000.
there are In the entire country only
1884.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-04-09
Socjetv'e viewnoint

Reggy Van velvet-Isn't this war
distressing?
Mrs. Wayupper-Oh, I don't know
The European season was about over.
anyway!-Puck.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-04-09
Shelter the Machinery.

shelter the Machinery.
Inc man who let's his plows stand
IN tne held during the winter should
remember that manufacturers have
not yet discovered iron and steel that
Will not rust.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-04-09

Sign Of Encouragement.
II sheep has snuf1es It Is sure
sign of exposure or Encouragement
somewhere.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-07-28
interesting to ArcheoIoqists.

An archaeological discovery OF con-
siderable interest has just been made
at Stirling castle, Edinburgh, Scot
land. For some time workmen have
been engaged in excavating the up
per square and causewaying 1t with
whinstone. In the course of the OPP
erations they came 3aSoss certain
well-defined foundations, which so far
as can be ascertained, were not known
to the present generation. The re-
mains are directly in front of the por-
tion known as the Chapel Royal
(which has long been used as an ar.
mory), and they take the form of two
lines of stones. each line being about
three feet in width. Nothing has been
done to destroy the remains, the po-
sitions/of which have been indicated
by tue linear arrangement of the sets
above rnarn. Several local archeolo-
gists express the opinion that the two
lines of stones form part of two
foundations of the original Chapel
Royal, supposed to have been founded
about 1907.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-07-28
Boiled Cod. Venetian sauoe.

Wipe thick piece of cod, weighing
four pounds. with a piece of cheese
cloth, wrung out of cold water, and
boil As minutes. Remove to hot plat
ter and garnish with slices of lemon
and parsley. Serve with Venetian
sauce
Venetian Sauce.--Melt ore-fourth
eupful butter. and four tablespoonful
-four. and stir until we'll blended; then
pour on gradually while stirring con.
stantly. two cupfuls boiling water
Bring to the boiling point and add the
juice Of one-half lemon. one-fourth cup.
full capers one tablespoonful finely
chopped pickles. Again bring to the
boiling point. season with salt and add
two tablespoonfuls butter. bit BY bit
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-07-28

was taken before his uncle, the Rus
sian general. The general looked his
nephew over. but said nothing.
At once Git was but six in the morn
ing and still dark he summoned a
court-martial. There were five-he
himself as chief, Captain Stchukin.
Captain Fyedotoff, Lieutenant Tau and
Sergeant Major Yevseyenko. The &C
cused was called in, then the wit.
nesses. Among them was the man
who had bayoneted his former lieu
tenant, and two others who identi-
he'd him. The facts were plain, indis-
putable Jan Radymno was questioned.
He admitted everything-in a thick
voice, for the thrust had lacerated
his tongue-but without fiinching.
Two OF the five in the court-martial
were In favor OF having the prisoner
taken to headquarters, some ten miles
OF. two others. including Captain Eye
dotoft, wanted sentence pronounced
and executed at once. The decision
rested with the general. He said that
inasmuch as possibility regarding
operations in the woods had been con-
flded to him he was in favor of imme-
date sentence. The two captains nod
ded their heads. Jan Radymno had
been a gallant officer. good comrade.
but this was plain case.
General Pronounecs Sentence.
So the general in a cold. inaexible
voice pronounced sentence. Then he
said, as an afterthought: Have you
some wish to express?" Jan Radymno
took on. step forward. leaned hard on
the table and said: Il have a little
boy. Piotr, six years old. | ask. |
command. implore. that he be
brought up as a Pole-to remember. to
love his people and his native land.
and to be informed how his father end
ed. That is my last wish My ever
lasting curse on you. uncle. If 1t be
not carried out
Then they took him away behind
the house His uncle leaned against
the wall and shaded his eyes, but he
said nothing. This had been his IA.
vorite nephew He sank into a chair
and hid his face in both hands. he
waited Outside six men were digging
a grave in the sandy soil Jan sat
motionless near by. his head on his
breast, gazing at faded photograph
of his little boy. At last he lifted his
head He stood up. removed his torn
bic 1e. and that showed his shirt in
shreds as we'll He slowly moved to
the wall and put his back against it.
The sergeant of the firing squad came
up with a handkerchief Jan motioned
him away
Then the old general. waiting, heard
death.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-07-28
Jam.Makino Time.

Jam.making time is beginning and II
is a good plan TO always grease the
bottom of the preserving pan with best
olive oil before putting in the fruit,
for it prevents the jam from burning,
Also add lump Of butter about as big
as a walnut for every six pounds of
fruit, putting il in when the jam comes
to the boil after the sugar has been
added and let melt
BY the way, one should never let
jam boil after the sugar is put in till
it has really melted. or the jam viii
go thin.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-07-28

There are 176 packs of foxhoands in
England and Wales.
In proportion to population. Japan
has more suicides than any other CIV
illzed nation.
The Young womens Christian asso-
citation possesses a world membership
of $50. 0e0.
In the schools Of Austria DO ing has
been introduced as a regular exercise
for schoolboys.
King Alfred made the earliest at
tempts to form navy for the protec-
ton of Great Britain.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-07-28
CONVERSATIONS

Roumania IS a little larger than
England without Wales.
The prevailing religion in Roumania
is that of the Greek church.
The commercial failures OF the
United States last year were s.S44.
A little more than one-third OF the
workers Of this country are agricul-
turists.
The British army dates, as a stand
ing force. from the restoration OF
Charles II. In 1860.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-07-28
Rrlnht Shades

For Frightening large living room
with a dark wall covering one might
select window shades with gorgeous
redbirds perched on greenish brown
branches or Just large, conventional
tzed red or mulberry flowers. with
ample foliage. For brown room
shades with long sprays OF ths rich
golden glow as decoration would be
successful.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-07-28
And Il Was ncuaranteed. .

Jacksonville, lnd.--Mike Wall,
chief OF police dropped his .SS-cahber
revolver, guaranteed not to so of
even If the hammer is hit" but the
guaranty did not hold. The bullet
broke two rails az a chair. penetrated
the door of a cabinet and imbedded It.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-07-28
80 DAYS FOR STEALING HUG
carnation Worn In Lapel of His Coat
Delivers ossining Washer"
to Justice.

Ossining. y. Clarence Hagadorn
was sent to the workhouse for so
days for stealing a hug from Miss
Madeline Gates A carnation be.
trayed him
His defense was that when Miss
Gates was entering a street car he
ventured to put his arm around her
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-07-28
Cat Has $500 Bed.

Bayonne. n. AFTER searching sew
eral days for 500 in one dollar bills.
which had disappeared from his safe.
Louis Newman discovered that his
pet cat made bed in the cellar with
the money for her litter Of Eve kit
tens
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-07-28

The tonnage of the Great Lakes feet
in 1914 amounted to 2.939,7Se
This country's travelling public"
last year was an army Of ZOOS. 0S1. 346.
It has been estimated that nearly
300.000.0 900 feet, or more than $1,000
miles. OF film are used up yearly to
satisfy the worlds demand for moving
pictures.
Every day the bell of the Elton col
lege chapel is tolled for quarter of
an hour for Etonians killed in the war.
a list of whom has been affixed to the
chapel doors.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-07-28

to help her onto the runningboard
Il only wanted to assist her" he ex.
planned when Policeman Irving had
caught him after chase of several
blocks
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-07-28

self in the stock of a shotgun. Four
persons. iucluIing Sergeant Summers
and reporter. were in the office.
which measures ten by six feet. but
none was bit.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-07-28
lonu WAY To-

How far" asked one automobilist
of another as they met at a turn in
the road, sis it from here to the next
town where there's repair shop?"
eleven miles. three bad bridges.
one long stretch of deep sand and two
arrests. Life.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-07-28
Uncle Condemns Him.

Among the prisoners was Jan
Radymno. or what was left OF him.
bayonet thrust had split his cheek and
cut his lips His blouse hung about
him in tatters. In this condition he
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-05
.. Stumt iUr So.
JOSEPH B. HUINMEL
ais MTTGLLED des STADTRATHS
gln bic @a6ler Der StaOt
Gmnba.

qln bic 0d6ler Der 5ta0t
Ema9a.
Sino Gle an Dem Enrt
mo goulcparoi1itcm lntcrci.
firt. beiouocrs an difeutli.
den 5piclpldbeA 8aieboI
5uBbaa. gaoepldsen &c.
nahsbGuicrn. 1fieHtIidcn
geaucmlidfeits Gnuidtun.
qen, 91uiif. sIanni5pldBcn
@olf mo anoeren 9etbdti.
gnngcn i'm 6reicn2
sin6 Sic Dies bdnn
Itimmt fir 5oiep6 9. Snm.
mel, oen gegenmdrtigcn
garf a%ommiiidr.
Ql8 Gmpfeblnno ie6t ici.
men 9feforo IN Der 9arf
abt5eilung mdbreuo Der leB
ten orci Sabre Elm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-05
Merkt Euch dies in Eurem Notizbuch!

maten. SD bcfurportc bm @eoonfen. DAB bic Staot Strttc
5ur %llebeno9uc ocs acknowledgements naternVnlHlt uo oB
6ieIes gum Gorthcil Ser 5taot betreoen miro uHo ib peroe
meme better arafte 6Gfur cnieten, bic &dAler sur @e1e1ml8ung
elner anteibe fir Die @a5- m6 clettrideu &ndrt 4Htdlien 81
bepepcn. Sd glau5e and. bob bic sta6t ioas tc itb nutt init
Dem 6leftri3tatsmcrte lbcr ben Grperb cnlBc1 tannt ods teIt
Sir Grridnmg etnes eIgenca bobea iolte
Mfaa.
Die 5toot ioate ~boaftdn6igc aoatroae ubcr bic Giniarnt.
Iung rn0 ablbr Der Abiaae baden, antott ooflr oreuohrtge
aoutratte an Observation-Disclosures Die oarops groBe 8erotenre
5lebcL gu %Dcrgeben. Cine 8e0uftionsonlogc ioute crrthtet ncr'
Sen, 0nourh Der 5to0t iopobl elm iantareres oils u0rtbeIlbofferes
4bida 5pnem ittern0. GIe Nebcnr5ugnile Der Heouftlona
mlaqe t0nen berfuuit lmo ou0urdl bic Antnge it'd ieIhterhaltcHo
genoti peroeu. Sd bin tur cine giooernntrun8 oes A1lal-
1qtcms IN Imoba.
5nafmt9clendtnug,
Qas StraBen 9~eleuttung5 5pfeu Ser Sta0t beoori Der
Werbeiferuna uno trete Id fir bic ~Ginrldung umerer Staot in
bic artQ 8cbe poblbeleudteter Ucmetf6en Elm.
staOtgrfa1nns.
Cine staot@crfoHungs aonoenton iolte obne 308crn Gin.
berufeu peroen. Cmnbo ioqtc 0urd cine 9erfuiiung Der eges
uu &a6l orrpaltet Deroen o9ne ge3run9eh 81 lel fd b1
je0er REMEMBERING 0es Gborers nod GIncoln tpenoen 3u rlnen.
gne 5cibtbermolturgs Stn0tDerfoHun8 iolte iofort nlf8cett
mer6cn uHo ie iolte Die bcfca uHo lmidien0lten 4ara9roplea
4arfs nuO gonleDarba.
sic 9crbefcruna 6es @oulcoar0s mo @~artiptemB nUr6e
Cmoba tn bcrDorragenoer Aeie betannt MAIDEN. gnoere Std6te
baden Wiaioncn gegen Gmabas InieH6e our 8crbeierung Der
0ouleUor0s aifgeDenoet. Gmnbo bat elm fenes 9onlebaro.
Sgtm alsgelegt un0 Is 1T Belt fir ofeatltde geante tr oe
8erpoqtan6iguua tn0 &eridoneruH8 otele8 berrhdet Spten1s
Der @TguugmgstrnBeu %etn8utrcten.
9odnals - synoem ib i'm ltntertubung ietens Der @db
Ter Cmo6als bite, Dermeiie i) mi 9~Idbrige GrabrHna ais
oifenti6er geauter; and ouf mebrcre Q%onpa0nen fHr 0a5 8of,
ais i'd obne @c6at orbctete. Sd forOere ie0eu nuf irgenoene
fr|agnlr0iqe 5auolmg mabreno mcner 9~iabrigen IbGhgtcit
as Staotratb, Broitoent oes Stonratbs uno gurgerrnelter
au~s5ufubca
Is lit iGt bielen Sabrqn meme auiidt gcpeien, Dob Die Of
fcutiden @ctddfte auf geifditsmdbigcr ~6runola8e berpoltet
mer6en iouteu, BOB elm 0ffentldes lint aidt Gin prtDatcr Snap"
lit un0 0uB Die Qusfibrung fonmunaer AngeIegenbeteu eI
@ci6ait III, 0s Der 9odten Anirenguugen enes gtauues merb
lit.
Scit aa9ren babe td fonmunae 8robleme ltuoett, babe
mid IN Die 5raaen Der Jretbrici.a orporotioncn, pbBhiAeu qb.
idobuuq, fonrmiinoler e%ignerihaft G~ftupaions.5 teeru uno
an0crer 6rngen bertieft. Sd flble mid competent ais 5taot-
fommtior 5l 0ienen mo meine bdten Gmpfeblungen im0 Die
geforoe meiner irrberen 3ieunciungen
Cd opriprcdc ale meine 3et energie unb sGabeteteu
meuGn 4mte 81 Dionlen.
Sarrg 9. 3imman.
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Ser 5troBen un6 &intergaiien uuo
omar Defenders I'M @eiddftsbe3irt.
6ren.0e erhalten ben eriteu un0 an
etn6ringliditea 9nften blei6enoeu@in'
orud bon Dem 2lusie6eu Der 5tra.
Sen i'm @eidaftsbe5irf. Qic glitll.
.n6fu9r uip. iolte nod 6errn 6arrg
y. 3imanuiS qniidt griuolid &c,
regelt iuer0en. au6 miiroe nod
aniidt oeS &errn 3tumnn Die Gr-
lDeiterpng ocs 9oulebaro sHteus ei.
ne cute Rcflame fir Omaha ieir.
Ser Der eleiden Qniidt lit, ioatc
.0esbnl6 fir &errn S1rrD y. 8tm-
man ais Staottommiiar Itimmen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-05
3D. b4pfidte mid iclbit aui iolgcnOe erfldrnngsH:
@eihafts0eriualtuu

SD meroe ben gugccqenbeiten Der Sta0t meme ctriga
periouIidc Acknowledgement iteaten. Gelniabriga erta9ru19
uB 5t10tot1 &rlii0et Dos Staotrat9b INTO QtrgermeHter Der
Staot habcn nil, im @ecn NIT elHen1 iorgTolhqen Stonm
fomm1malcr grobIcme, eu prottiaes 8ertdn0uTB flr bic ge
ourfniic 1dr @roBta0t gegc5cu, oos mid tl 1tdn6 leben
mtro, ncuc &1r9idaftLihtut 81 cr5plngen unO oenno1 mtrt
iame &clumgaa 81 er5aen.
grRerc qeifnngcn.
56 ner0c meineu einfuB mo meme 6d5iatctten ir pie
g1euorgoniiotpn Der beridicoencn itdotbhen 4bt5e.iin9en EN-
iebeu un0 omar 5l Dem 3Det, before 2einngen tur gertlgere
@usgobcn az cr3elcn. auf ner0c tb 0arauf odlren, oB ons
@ao Der 5~huer3aber 8enou 10 0oriittg %ansgegeben piro. ME
oe5 bei je6r gut rc8ulirtea prtDatan GefeIldaft gei4c9ea
mlroe.
2mrdfH6rnua Ser @eieee.
Sd 6eglpiqe oc itrcn9e 2urdhf1rung oes sIoqmb @c.
iebe3, on id claude, Dob Der %geiebmaBig hanoelnoe 1plrluolaFt
leg8ers~ o5nc @Ha0e u~raer0rildt mer6m ioaten o5oints@
6rften @er5reden aus mo ioaten o6ne Dcitere 8%r5o8errrs
u~usgapHdt DerocL
gpli3eigbGelan8
60 lift meme qnitft Bob 0mo1a enc 4oG5ei. 45t1eaing
hoheu ioqtc SIC adn3ih frci bon glufeneinfniicn lem ioQte.
Ger G6raet3 0es oli3eiIegortements ioate bic perumftsqendBc
menialdc fardloe mn mpartetide DurGfibrlmg Der GeieBe
ien.
Gie auft31eruathmg It'll goli8eiqerift miro iolarge cine
SARGE bleiber, ais Der ieBt9e 5taotanmaIt I'M ante IT, sd BIN
fir ieine 8erabidieoung.
Settler nub 9etrager.
Die gcatgung ourd 5trabenbettlcr ioatc bcenod werOcn.
Gas 8eteln tn oen StraBen II tainot3tg. otraBea'6atlre lmo
5utHerer ioate1 utht geoul0et mer6en fe baben feline Bar.
9oins mo t6rel nrr 0us legItiHle @cidait
g6Hffdr Abidatnns unb Staten.
set LANCER 3et babe id sic 4nitelung bon Saf6critauot.
Qen pr 1urafl5rung Der pbpiiidcn @emert1ung oes Gigcs
t61ma a1er %5ra6tief &6rgoratioHen befirDOrtet u0 omar 81
6m 3ued, Dob bic 5taot oercn Dent reguHcren un0 tpn.
%trDQierc1. fmlc cine gatenSerabiebun |0urttHbreu tafnl
Gateu fur eetrides Gift ioQten ourd g%eror0uuag ioort 9erab.
geicbt iDcr0eH.
5rei6rtcf3lcdte.
sd bctc6e 0mauf, 6aB Die gedte bon observation-disclosures.
rationeu sur genuBung bon Straben uno @%intergaien gcaaa
Era1afr~A p,arSnn 5A ms ttn4sr fafuan 1fu{f91Ann dfn Ytt2.
6e5nung ~irgcnoeines 6re5riefes gepa9rt pcroen iolte.
Gommnualc Gignerfdait.
So %bcgariige bic fomnunole gtgnerihot aQcr offGrtliden
gubbarfeten lno ih ihlage por, 0nB stritp uHterrommcn
ner0en, mo 5par 8r mgenbifliden e~rperbimg Der @nss
ontalt, autatt nf Dos qusImfeH oes ieBigen 5reibriefes 81
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Dan B.. Butler
NQuOiD0t
fRr siHen 2. 5ermIa
:. ais :.
StQOt.
SOmmt0dr

lit our @ie0errDobl oura iaiuen
Reforo, Sen ct tpabren0 Ser lei
ten 3 Sabre ats aommiiidr oes
rdotiiden 5inan3peieHs aufge
itellt bat, bere6tigt. Or lit Elm
Gmahaer ain6, aufgemodien un6
er5ogan iii unierer Sta0t, mar
5taotietretdr ndbreuo 2 Termine
ulo iDuroe ourh ieinen Geforo
iii Dieiem atnte bin 3u etnem Der
Ia 5~t06tfommihare erpdbt. Gr
lit ein tntimer perionfider 6rean0
BON Mdpor Goldman un0 tit itets
fir Den 9iognr lf0 feline 8rin
5jpien e~ingetreten. SIM Sale iei
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