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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
STUDENTS ENJOY
CLASS DAY Event
fnitiafery Ex-reis~s % commencement
season af 81 Joseph's school
Are Held
rIAYs TO BIZ GIVEN TONIGHT
Diplomas wnl BE Presented TO List Of
ts Graduates ~ Dean Quina
on sanday.

Class eHy vas celebrated yesterday
a; -. Jossps's school FOR TIE hsaea;
o; ne sisters 4as satiFs school the fol-
I9~isE pleasing ssd sell prepared pro
EFza vas FsadsFs4 b. members o: the
ElEh school &c tss auditorium
Chorus. -Watsriiiiss School
Giss CiEh.
RssaisE. n Lissis Boys Prayer
Ivy Burt
Class PFepAsey-Josspsias Deitz.
Dgst-aslsa Fisher zsG Fay sioitsa-
bgrs
class wui-Ross sfa-sasia.
Dust-yisrEzFs, GsiEsr and Ethel
.Josusoa-
Rsaaiss. Tie ssory OF a Rose
Alice Thsils.
Piano so!s-Erhsi Johnson-
Reading. -osr Mosto. virEus solo
Nob5iifat- -Herrissta EnEiemann.
ChoFus. Tine Sounds a Warning
CaiJ~-HiEh school Gi@s CIab.
~ th~ close o. ths program the high
school girls surprised ths three grad
dates. Alice Thisie. Hsariesta EnEis-
mzra aaa Rose Mausaeid by Inviting
thea 60 th@ club Rooms which W~re
sauF decorated with carnations. pso-
Hiss. ferns. roses and the class eaioFs.
blue and Wtits, AZ 4 o'clock a dainty
tasr-eagrse taneheaa vas served. COW
ere teisE Iaid fuF 80. The table vaH
TRAINED wffh great bagquets % white
roses. ere class eBeeE Festenus OF
blas era shlts Flbbsn fell from thr
ekaaaellsFs Co each place TIE place
cards ar1 msHss WeFe aFtiFtieaiiy
Fsistrf 81 the Juniors
tnitiai Exercises.
Class dsT vas the frst rvsat os The
s8Mmsueemsrt sras0u- This evening
BE- e go Ssr trial scene froHs The Msr-
sssat % Vsaiee.~ ~sfasf by she FlaE.
3 oss-set drama. o. P'sT. The Mystic
Rose. and rreitsgi1as are Co D. given
be tas school agd5f1Tigm-
Graduates wtl b. presented with
.keiF diplomas sasday morning az 20
5'eI8es b. Dean ]. :. Qainr 81 So. Jn-
ssps ehgFeh- Th@re are a. % fuish
.ts coarse ta5s year. three flashing the
seats@ie Department. IS TIRE CONNER
ziat braaesss ana e the eighth grade
a1Fe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
is A DEFICIT ON
PAVING PROJECT
improvement of Twenfy.FIrst Street
VIII Cost ssss.Oi More Than the
Estimate.

A number o, important public i'm
proycment projects % the city were up
before Judge y A Larson in county
cour; this morning. one vas a petition
FOR a concrete sidewalk on the east
and west sides % Twenty-eighth
street. from Fifteenth 20 Sixteenth ave
nue.. the estimated cost % which Is
ssessa.
Certificate OF cost for the following
work was nled and hearings set for
June IS.
Sixteenth and Seven
ieenth streets from Eighteenth ave
nae % Aiken street. Cost. ss.siS.
PavinE street. Six
tsenth 20 Eighteenth avenue: Six
teen'h avenue. from Twentieth 10
TWenty-Eecoud street and Seven
teenth avenue. from Twentieth TO
Twenty-secnnd street. Cost Si5.5s2.Il.
making a deficit of ss55oi. Second
street. Third 20 Thirteenth avenue:
Thirrecnth avenue. from First "a Sec
oad street. First street. Thirteenth
avenue south $50 feet. Cost SIS. 25sI6.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
APPROVE COURSE
TAKEN BY WILSON
Coiored BaptIsts Adopt Resolutions
UNFOLDING His Stand In Ger
man Controversy.
SEND A MESSAGE To WASHINGTON
Slaughter in Europe Condemned at
Meeting OF Women-Take Up Pro-
hibitiOn Fight

Resolutions endorsing the stand o
President Wilson in the present con
trove-sy with Germany were passed a
this mornings session OF the coioret
Baptist convention of Illinois al tn,
Mckinley Baptist church. The resoIu
tons were offered by T. II. Borden o.
East ST. Louis. corresponding secre
tary. and a telegram was sent 10 The
president Immediately. The resolu.
tons follow:
Whereas. President Wilson is
using wise discretion in his diplo-
matte functions with Germany TO
bring about peace.
BE Il Resolved. That the colored
Baptist convention OF Illinois place
itself on record as endorsing the
policy OF the president and notify
him az once of the same
Condemns Slaughter.
AS a band of Christian women let
US prove 10 the country in this ses-
sion that we believe that peace ought
10 be heralded IN all our gatherings
20 condemn the slaughter OF Europe S
young men and 10 stop the insane de-
sire for bloody war" said Mrs Kate
Cosby. as the 18th annual session OF
the Woman's convention OF coiored
Baptlsts was called 20 order for the
second day az the Mckinley chapel
yesterday afternoon. Devotional ser
vices were led by Mrs. D. J. HIanion of
Evanston and Airs. ?. f. Cook OF
Quincy.
Mrs Cosby IS presiding az the an
nual convention for the sixth time and
a tribute was paid her by Mrs 5.
Hazel. Curing the business session
committees were appointed on finance.
credentials and missions. a solo was
rendered by Mrs. Lizzie Bell.
u. n Craig 81 the local Y. ". c. A
gave an InstructiuE address on How
20 Enlist the Boys in Christian
Work a paper was also read by
Mrs Daisy Russell OF Aurora on 'Wo-
men Ga Missionary Activities.
AZ the mems meeting yesterday az
ternoon. Rev. 4. Madison gave a
strong talk on Missionary Endeavors
In Illinois" Following this gospel
sermon was preached by Rev. F. W
Penics OF Nation.
DurinE tho business session several
changes I'm the constitution were
made. New boards were created
whereby the entire work OF the state
shall be better handled. especially in
the case OF missions. education and
evangelism and the young peoples so
cieties.
In Temperance Movement
ono Of the keeuest discussions grew
out OF the remarks by Rev. R L.
nsrden In discussing the temperance
report. read by DIT. u. Il. Harris, the
eN-presideut. The report was as fol
lows;
we your committee. beg leave to
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
WIFE DESERTS HIM;
APPLIES FOR DECREE

Marx 4. LLOYD has Med suit for d.
vorc~ against his Wifc. Mrs- Maggie
LLOYD The couple Vas married In
Rock leland. sept. >. 1855. and deser-
tiou 70 charged Aus. IS. 1905, ". A
Me-ss and ,. !. Landes are the at
torugys
Mrs. Bertha sauipauEh has started
divorce proceedings against her hus-
baad. Lewis = saHipaush. The mar
rage took place IN this city June -.
1882. aaf me couple lived together
until June !. this year. Drunkenness
and cruelty are alleged. Application
for an inigze,lon 30 keep the defend
ant from coming on the premises OF
The complainant or interfering with
her =. = Thompson and A C. Ed
wards ara the attorneys
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
SPENCER SCHOOL IS
AND CHRISTIANS WIN

~ the AuEus'anA diamond last night
the Spencer Memorial Sunday school
defeated the Fifteenth avenue Chris
fian church. IN the twilight baseball
series BY a score % 90 2. RloombcrE
and Bloom we're the batteries for
Sprncrr. and Levin and Soady wcrc the
batteries for the Fifteenth Avenue
Christians
~ TIRE Island City park the Memorial
Christian team defeated the Central
Presbyterian team 90 8 The bat
tsri~H FOR the Memorial Christian we're
ngrris and - Edwards. and FOR the
Csutrais. Strupp and Murphy These
games weFc much frcer from error
than the Two games played az the d.
amends on Tuesday. night 4 good
croWd % rnoters witnessed them. Tho
umpircs 90 the Island City park were
Jones and SpuEcr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11

leagues which seek to promote clean-
er politics Such people must not be
permitted to bear their burdens with
out the assistance Of the negro Bap-
lists If the above named forces fall
in their work We must share with
them the humiliation. If success
crowns their efforts, we must enjoy
the victory
''If 1t required the exigencies of war
to induce Russia TO Danish vodka.
England to discourage Intoxicants and
Germany to question whether drink
ing nation could be "a fighting ma
tion-may our country not be re-
quired TO await such an eXigency, but
rather may religious forces of the
country. negro Baptists included, rise
in their might and declare that dis
tilIeries and breweries and dramshops
shall for all time be banished from
our country
Respectfully submitted,
D. II. HARRIS. chairman,
J. NJ. HAGGARD, secretary.
MRS. EVA HOOPER.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
inhiai Exercises.

rrsz. 81 o. EimmrF. FraaE g. Ei~es.
Richard EehisssrTt. James ~. slui-
van. Mathew ]. Muirr. Walter =
Pleas and james EusaFfS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
Was Given Flower.

Rock Island. III. June ii.-Edi,or
! o. Tss Argus: ] desire 20 state. IN
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
TRY TO SELL WHEEL;
TWO ARE ARRESTED

Glenn Byant. u years % age and
Tom Bsbb. 20 years % age both sup
posed 20 be from Mgscatine. we're ar
tested this morning on Second ave
nue. By chief Miller and oficer Ris-
tau while trying 20 dispose 81 a hi
cycle. The pair could not give sat
iEfactory explanation as % how they
secured che wheel. Both are being
held pending an invest cation
All the news all the time-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
F0RESTERS WILL
HAVE COURT HERE
0xfaa 90 Large Amoant - Hasia<s,
aa Had a. CaaSsnthsa OrE4niza-
t.an Was laid Over.
sEyrmEyT FAVORABLE II CITY
asuao aad Hast Mofsas ALREADY Have
Csarss 40 Delegates Leave cry
Gftrr Msstiaa.

tar.aF gs easgsaEos o. gss tlzsa5s
a4-fsf eesa sf enc csBele or.i-r %
Fsresrsrs. ss ssfsmos vac saf- % orr
fsa sr ssgFE a Rock tsaaE as
s.saar. aa.aa f1 rae seerss af bust
arss. f...vsVrr one ef enc asrlas-s
q 4a.tsE us eagVrgs5sa ga Fsts risF
ess . s-sFE "a meermssE ss aFEsalzs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11

reference 20 the case In police court
IN which my ~ife. Mrs Jane seherer
vas charged with the theft OF flower
and acquitted. tina; the plant In ques-
ton vas given 90 her by Mrs. Bar
bArA South. its owner.
JOHN SCHERER-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
ASK AUTOS TO CARRY
G.. A. r. IN PARADE

o~ner- % automobiles Who Wish TO
donate their use 20 members OF the
Grand Army 90 that the latter can
TAX. part IN the parade tomorrow aft
errcon. are requested 20 report a; the
eosr; house AZ ESQ TO ". l. Franks.
marshal Of the parade
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-02
IA odisea de los TeE'zaaazas
Viene de la pSglna s.

geles V de otrOS artilleros eX-federa-
les. puestos al servicio de Villa, han
hecho de aquella modesto fundicion
una acceptable fabrica de implement
tos de guerra. Ali Sc construian
caltuchos Mauser Y 5000, y Sc pre-
paraban granadas de - y so mill
metros, con sus cascos Y espoletas CO.
Responsiveness, sin importar del eX-
tr&njero nj la p6lvora sin hume. La
mayor parte de los aparatos indis-
pensables ha sido desmontada para
ccnducirla Z Nogales.
En- cuanto a Ia Agencia financie-
re Y a las casas de juego de Hipoli-
to Villa, seguiran func!onando mien-
tras sea possible. en- Juarez; pero lue-
go iran a Nogales, porque en- MIN
glra poblaci0n del interior de So
nora pueden ser negocios. Las bus
cas-" del hermano Hip6lito, no deben
ser en- 'bilimbiques," unica moncGa
cue circula dantro del territorio vi
llista. sino que aman el orc ameri-
cano Y quieren, Ia vecindad cor los
EStados UnidoS, cuyos habitantes gus
tam de il = dejar las famosas bus
Co.'S" al antique carricero de los ras-
trCs de chihuahua Y del Parral.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-02
GRAN COLLECTION DE NOvELAS.

Las Noyelas anotadas 4 continuation es-
tan Sclccclol&daS entire las meiorcs, sIendo
su pFeCiU-
\ Ia rl>tlC2 81
Emya>taJdS en- lcia
liz A0Ul la LlSTt:-
La HerrIc,a Dc BClieCVClG
Los IIijuS del Are
FL Bale dc las NirttnaS
Fl Secreto de n SUiIerona
FL HoWhre sin Cara
JlrGa
Se ma Core'i!o IN CTimcn
FL >ill6n rr3gtcO
La RciDl NI>irrIO
S!a NGuibTe
FL Rcv de In PrlGTTa
Fl SccretaV!O Millionaire
En- las FTuntvraS del Far West
La Montana Ce Luz
II Captain del DyUmpd
FL NlSteTlO del Curaz0n Verde
In WAGE al Polo
Il PuEal dc orc
la Costa DE NGrTl
Il Doncrl Ce u. Enrique el DolleHte
la Mia HUbadl
La CIudad del Rey LeproSO
FL herUc Y Il Cesar
FL TeStamentn de m ConSpirador
Amaya o los Va>cuS en- e! SlglO VII
AyeutUTaS Ge Mr.. PjCkwIck
COwa ia NIstcGIu>a
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-02
Z! = =

Hemos dicho que los villistas es.a-
blccerian en- Nogales, o las casaS
de juego, fabrica de bilimbiques,
cficina De confiscaciones Y TODD 10
cue constituya su llamado gobierno,
Ia fabrica de armas Y municIOnes.
Parecera incredible para algunos que
Ia tenga y piense seguir tenitndola.
Sin embargo. NADIA mas eXactO.
Una pequena fundicion industrial
CUE habia en- Chihuahua, conveniente
mente ampliada y dotada de algunos
aparatos de que GARCIA Y que fue-
ron comprados en- Estados UnidoS, en-
Franyia Y en- Belgica, 4 rail- de Ia
ocupaci6n de Ia ciudad por los vi
llistas, puSo en- condolences 4 Ia fac
toria para producer cartuchos de flu
sil. granadas Y hasta cahones.
Los conocimientos de Felipe An
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-02

Ell puerto de Guaymas y la aduana
de Nogales en- su poder, Sc surtira
de 10 que lie falte, echando mano del
ganado que aun queda de las cose-
chas de garbanzo Y de los productoS
mineros de Cananea.
Y Nogales sera su base de opera
clones, por la misma razon que ha
tcnido Gales para encerrarse algu-
mas veces en- Naco, porque 4 sus es-
paldas quedara una ciudad nortea-
mcricana que vuelva a la parte de
Mexico immune a los ataques, por
las reclamaciones que su~Scita,Iian
sobre TODD despues del tratado que
Sc firm6 con ell general Scott, y por-
que entertainments resulta ilusorio
en- esas condolences un sitio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-02
Ell BCSFORO Y LOS DARDANE.
los.
yIene De Ia paJina :.

Pero no Sc tocara impunemente 4
Constantinopl&. porque es una de las
ciaGades claves. una de los piedras
m~iliarias que sustentan IA actual CT
viiizaci6n. Yo Ia veo en- mis- ensue-
ncs. con sus atlas torres. u osa-
dos cimhorrioS. sus esbeltos minare-
res. policroGna = varia. con sus admi-
rabies monumentOs que prueban que
el Islam puede resucitar aUn y 4
portar las obras de 81 genio ! las
empreSaS del actual paganiSmo. 70
reeuerdo auuel divine portico del pa
iacio de Dogma-Batche : pienso que
81 auueilaS DieGras fueSen profanadas
por TN proyectiI catoiico. cismatico
O proteSrante Ell mundo muSulman
entero Sc alZaria contra Europa. :
rras nosotros IL raza amarillo sal
dria de su sopor hieratico ' Europa
20 tanGria murallas para detenernoS
nj municioreS bastanteS para ami
c~uilarnos. e Ideal occidental euro
PEG ha podido realizarse porque nos
otros los turcos conteniamos a los
eslavos Y los eslavoS coNUenian 4 los
asi.ticos. La civilization actual del
muado ha podido consolidarse pOr-
crfe IN ~resguardaron durante SigiOs
Consrantiuopla. primero, Y luego, los
Cra!es.... Pero, ahora. en- los de-
sast-es : iOcuras de esta guerra, Ia
civilization. Siguiendo Ia ruta del sol.
abandorara estas tierras. como an
ties hugo de las de Asia, para saitar
ell OcGano V dirigir el mundo desde
America. ALI residiran, en los 81
CLOS ~venideros. e. supreme poder, las
mayoreS riqueZas. la ley concep-
ci6n del ideal humane.
Cost0me gran esfuerzo contener
al dolorido turco en- Ell desborda-
miento de sus profecias. Luego me
expuso su plan de viaie. Iria a Ma
ruecos. intentaria atravesar Arge-
lin. llegar a Tripo!itania, 4 Egipto,
pasar ell Canal de Suez buscando san
tones ' Gcrwiches 4 quienes encen-
der en- fe para que p~redicaran Ia
guerra santa : antes. por 81 no podla
uegar a Constantinopia, por 81 moria
/ en- e. canine. detenerse en- Sevilla.
ccrr.r los ojos en- Ell puente de Tria-
ma ~haciendose Ia illusion de que es-
taba en- e. puente d Galata Y hugo
uayegar Guadalquivir abajo buscan-
DO en- aquellos pradOs donde braman
su fiereza, los toros de lidia, en- a
q~ueilos naranjales que ahora, al I'M
/ ciarse Ia primavera Sc cubren de
azakar. en- aquellos pinares bravios,
en- aquellos ~pueblecitos blanqueados.
una remembrance de Ia poesia del
Bosforo V de Ia poesia de los OAR
danelos. donde los laureles V los
plaranoS acarician . Sus copas in
c,inadas Ia corriente de aqua.
Y ALI. iluminado como un profe-
II. sritar:
-:Espana. Espana. En- los cua-
tro caboS del Mediterraneo habia re-
sonado la 0 de Madonna. cuya fe
mace felices q los hombres Y ne aGui
que los cuatro cabos del Mediterra-
neo a cayendo en- eSclavitud. Egip-
10. Marruecos, TurQuia.... TIL So
IA quedas. plena, como tus hermanas,
de bellas mujereS, olorosas flores y
maravillosos palacios- 5D0nde Sc es-
tara fernando la cadena Y Sc pre-,
parara Ia tirania en- que tn tambier
has de ~perecer?
Dionisio Perez.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-02

Fl Primer Jefe, entire tanto, POGO
podria hacer para precipitar ell gol-
pc de gracia al villismo; pero 81 le
sera possible mover sus caHones Y
celrar al trafico los puertos de So
nora; reforzar, 81 es que tiene los
miles Y miles de hombres de que ha-
ola. Ia columna de Manuel DiegueZ.
con gentes traidas de Yucatan, a
Salvador Alvarado. por ejemplo, e
iniciar en- esa forma Ia invasion del
territorio cnemigo.
Pucde contar, tambiGn, con las
nuevas divisiones que surgiran en- el
campo c~ontrario, cuando el ~atrabilia-
rio Villa choquc contra IA sorda am
bici6n de mando de Maytorena.
Tambien puede contar, I este res
pcc.o, con Ia campana que ahora ha-
cen en- IL Casa Blanca los Madero Y
Felipe Angeles contra Villa, campa-
nj cue prontc Sc hara sentir del pu-
biicG. cuando apareZcan en- la from
terra algunos diarios s~ostenidos con
el orc de Ia familia juGia, para alta
car 4 Francisco Villa y predicar 4 los
bardoS contendientes en- Mexico,
"nuuvas orIcntaci0res politicaS.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-02

La Prcnsa publica tOdaS las mott
cias tai Y como son " sin hacerle Ia
barlJa q nadie."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-02

Raul Madero lego hoy a esta
ciudad. Vino libre y Sc ALOHA en- ell
Hotel Sheldon. Ell hotel amado de La
Porra maderista desde 1910. Prom
to ira 4 Washington, donde, segura-
merte. tendra OCCASION de dar las gra-
cias al general Hugo L. Scott por
Sus buenos oficios para que 10 pu-
sieran en- Iibertad. cuando vergonzo-
samente derrotado Y sin mas genie
Que seiS oficialeS, tuvo que entrar
furtivamentc i tcrritorio americana,
no obstante que traia entire su male
Ia una ~credencial de "embajador."
Victor David DELGADO.
E. Paso, Tex, Sept. IS, 1915.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-15

Z VS. SIS esAF4 @4l45
@rllben it Aeinaiien al, fi1toen leien.
Giele @ruben Ieiell, obgleid) lie Bis
her mir ipellig al,sgenubt npltr6en, oie
reif1itcl1 III Ser @elt, nn6 unter Oeut-
lder 2eitung miiroe,t 0iele @ruben
'balb ouf Der gagbao-gabn nnaebeure
Wte1tgert 81tpfer na6 9%eutidJlatlo ibi-
den.
pie Tiirfei", beiBt es, ,f0nnte
'nltd in Ser 8oumpoafrage De1tld-
larb iebr niiblicb iei11, obgleih lie
lp1ld9t aQes liefern fon11te, mus9eutlh-
.la1tb ON oieIem &obmaterial ber=
braudf."
Die uIoilp Moil~ pornt i'm mel
teren gerlaufe hires @rtifels gcge1,
Die gnflenorng ntgeniigel,oer STREET
frafte nod gerbien. yl1ngeniigenbe
6ilte", beibt es, lit ~iibcrboupt feline
i9ilfe fir Serbien. 9ies lit Elm GRO
Bes un0 gefabrlides l11lternebmen.
IS erToroert cine groBe Mrmee nnS
loQtc nidt leidtiinnig a11gefoBt tpmr-
Den. Mir moQen feline nele, @ieber-
bolltng oes beriibmten 0g1tlobes bon
Mnttperpen."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-15
Bic cnsliid)e 9reiie iiber sen ariea
in Gerbien.

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ll1gebeures Mufieben erregte, erfIar1
Der u9oilp grpreB", boB gngIanos
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bob nllr aigantilde Mnltrengunge1
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nod perbilroern f0nnte1.
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8olfe eripiirgt peroer, oas inn 6an-
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&riepe.
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idelt @eid)es iebr trallrig gcitalten. "
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