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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-31
GERMANY
Thy Carl w. Ackerman. United Prose
a SfAfH CareaanosfdAnE.

pBy Carl w. Ackerman. United Prose
staff corrsspondsnt.l
BERLIN (vla Tho Hasus) March
31.-inspectIon Of German prison
camps by members Of the American
commission under an Ansio-Gsrman
agreement continued today.
John q. jackson and Charles Ed
ward Russell visited the prison camp
at Burg, planning to 90 to Maedeburg
tomorrow. Without Interference by
tho German guards they met prison
ers Of war out Of ear-shot Of the Ger
man officers, talked with them at
length and took voluminous notes.
They paid particular attention to tho
sleeping quarters Of the prisoners,
made thorough inspection Of tho
Kitchens where their food 10 prepared
and questioned the guards regarding
the kind Of work the men are forced
to do.
Lithuow Osborne, con Of Warden
Osborne, Of the Sing Sing, New York,
prison, and jackson visited the Doe
ber'tz camp, where English war prls-
oners arc confined, yesterday. They
were accompanied by United States
Ambassador Gerard.
OFFICIAL REPORT.
BERLIN, (vla wireless to sayvilie),
March 31.-The Russian armies that
attempted two separate offensive
movements against East Prussia are
now IN retreat, the war office announ-
ced today, having been driven back
from fifteen to twenty-five miles from
the German border. Five hundred
more Russian prisoners have been
taken near krasnopol and 220 near
kIimki, northwest Of Lomza.
North Of the Niemen, the s1ava
have been cleared away from the bor-
der for a distance Of several miles by
Prince Joachlm's troops. The Rus
sians were defeated at Tauroggen and
are falling back on Skadviljie. thirty
miles beyond the border, pursued by
tho army Of the prince, which storm
ed and captured Taurogsen.
Russian attacks north Of the Angus
tow forest have been repuised. East
Of su~aikI, the Germans are on the
offensive In the direction of SeIny
ahd have taken number Of prison
ere.
There 10 little Of Importance in The
ofi7cial news from Flanders and
France. The most severe fighting ID
going on In the region southeast OF
ivefdun xhd lin the pont A-Nfcussor
EdIsesld(sss 3sveraf French attacks near
|Regnieviiie, five miles west Of Pont.
A-Mousson, were repuIsed with heavy
Losses for the enemy. The engage
ment northwest Of Pont-A-Mousson
continues.
Enemy aviators yesterday threw
bombs upon the Belgian towns Of
Bruges, GhisteIles and Courtrai, the
war office announced today. In cour-
trai a bomb exploded near a hospital,
killing Belgian civilian and wound
Ina another. No military damage was
done, the war office announced.
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Railroad Indicted.

IUnited Press Leased Wire Service.1
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 31.-
The federal grand jury today return
ed three indictments against the Phil
adelphia and Reading Railway com
pany for violation of the interstate
commerce law in connection with coal
shipments to and from Philadelphia.
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limited Press Leased Wire Service ]
SEATTLE, Wash, March 31.-Fol-
lowing a night of rioting as the result
OF the street car mems strike here.
the city was quiet early today. Twelve
men were arrested and held without
bail on suspicion of cutting trolley
wires. The tramway system was prac-
tically suspended today and jitneys
did a land ONCE business.
Police reserves were held in read!-
ness for any emergency today. The
strike was precipitated by the dis
charge of several employees of the
puget Sound Traction. Light and Pow
er Co., for joining the carmen.
union. The strikers principal demand
is for the right to organize. The
number OF strikers could not be esti-
mated accurately early today. Num-
erous small riots followed an over
flowing protest meeting at the labor
tcmple late last night. Resolutions To
strike were enthusiastically adopted
and an immense crowd started to no
tify the carmen. The downtown
throngs joined the strikers IN per
suading' the employees to, leave thar
abef tksla q II Fl
other S6sea ~ SrnNds, cut trolley
ropes and emergency brakes, forcing
a suspension of trafic. Many car
windows were broken.
Normal Service Resumed.
SEATTLE, Wash. March 31.-With
normal service resumed today, trac-
tion ofncials announced that they con-
sidered the strike OF street railway
employees here was ended. Mayor
Gill said he thought last nights riot
ing. when trolley ropes and emerg-
ency brakes were cut and crowds Of
strikers and sympathizers intimidated
car crews, would not be repeated.
Strikers insist the fight to organize
the car employees would go on.
superintendent Henderson OF the
street railway. said: "Only a few men
quit. The affair was engineered by
eastern agitators."
Strike Leader Atkinson said: 'The
strike is still on and It will continue
until the company grants It's employees
the American privilege Of organizing" :"
The company refused to recognize
the union and discharged several men
active in the new organization, it is
alleged. International officers OF the
Amalgamated Association OF Street
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TUnited Press Leased Wire Service.]
WASHINGTON, March 81 Car
rama is making a determined effort
to show that he, and not villa, domt-
mates the Mexican situation. Official
reports received here today show ne
has stripped his Vera Cruz and south
eastern Mexico forces to the lowest
possible notch and sent the troops
against Villa 1T Matamoros; against
Mexico City and against Torreon.
Success at this time, he believes,
would explode the Washington admin
istration's view that Villa is Mexico's
strong man.
Villa has gathered practically his
entire army in an attempt to snow
that he is. Consequently the present
fighting is deemed more important
than any since Huerta's exile. d
There is grave concern over the
Brownsville situation. The Villista
artillery was in use for the first time
last night General Funston has re-
ported to the war department that he
Is in touch with the commanders on
both sides and has demanded that
they keep their fighting away from
the river bank, so as not to endanger
people on this side Of the boundary.
The Mexico City situation is grow
ing more critical Unofficial advices
and information to the embassies and
legations indicate that the Zapatistas
anticipating being forced to evacuate
the city, are looting. 1t is reported
the number of outrages against wom-
Ell is increasing and foreigners are
staying indoors, prepared to defend
themselves.
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TURKEY

United Press Leased Wire Service. !
CoNsTANTiNoP1E, (via Berlin,
wIreIess), March 31.-The Russian
Black sea fleet apparently has aban-
doned the bon,bardment Of the eos-
phorus forts. Several Russian war
ships were sighted fifteen miles on
the eosphorus on Monday by Turklsh
aviators. They reported they were
unable to find the slav squadron In -
eonnoiterina flights yesterday.
The AngIo-Freneh fleet has resumed
bombardIng the Turkish villages near
the DardaneIIes entrance, according
to an official announcement from the
war office today. This 10 taken to
mean here that enemy transports
have arrived and that the allies plan
to land large bodies of troops. The
Turkish land batteries are replying to
this bon1bardment.
Enemy avIators are making daily re-
connoitering flights over the Darda-
neIIes forts, the war office announced.
There has been no bombardment of
the Turkish forts inside the strait for
forty-elght hours.
TURKS APPLY THE TORCH.
PETRoGRAp, March 31.-The at
tempt by a large Turkish force to
move northward against the Russian
Caucasus seaport Of Batum has been
checked, the war office announced to-
cay. Russian troops have reoccupied
Artvin, thirty-two miles southeast of
Batum, and are pursuing the Turks
who retreated southwark, across the
chorok river. The Turks applied the
torch to Artvin as they retreated, but
official dispatches today said only
part of the city was burned.
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EhGL AND
by Ed. /. Keen, United Press STAR
CnrreSnandanf.l

TBy Ed. /. Keen, United Press STAR
Correspondence
LONDON, March STA second Brit
lsh liner has fallen victim to German
submarine attacks. The Elierman
ijS F,aminian, Glasgow to Cape
S., was torpedoed fifty miles south
IT Of the sclliy islands at three
\ lock Monday morning. Her crew Of
3 'rty-one arc safe. They were landed
: Il Holy Head this morning by a Dan
ieh steamer. Tho FIaminian 10 $500
ton liner, owned by the Eiierman COM
pany, whose ships ply mostly between
English and Mediterranean sea ports.
feet In length. Shipping records In.
dlcate that she was slow vessel with
a speed Of less than twelve knots an
hour, making her an easy prey for
speedy submarines.
Tho scilly islands are off the ex.
treme southwestern point Of England.
Tho Flaminlan had accommodations
for a large number Of passengers, but
on her voyage out Of Glasgow carried
only her cargo and crew. Tho crew
took 70 the boats before the vessel
was torpedoed. The Flaminian car
ried no wireless and first news Of tho
itorpedoing was received here when
the crew was landed today.
Tho Eiierman liner was attacked
about 1870 miles south Of the SPOT
where the Elder liner Falaba was tor
pedoed with heavy loss Of life Sunday
afternoon. Il 10 considered probable
here that the submarine that sent the
FaIaba to the bottom, returning to
her base through the English channel,
encountered the Fiaminian and shot
ono Of her remaining torpedoes against
the Ellerman steamer.
ANOTHER SUNK.
LONDON, March 31.-The 4,5o5
ton Glasgow steamer Crown Of Cas-
tile, was torpedoed off the scilIy 10
lands near the spot where the Flam-
inian went down, according to press
dispatches this afternoon. The ad-
miralty at late hour had no eonfir-
nation, but the steamers agents sald
the report was probably true.
RATHER PROUD OF II.
LONDON, March 31.-copenhagen
dispatches to the London newspapers
this afternoon asserted that the Ger
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Night Of Rioting Followed Wallkout Of the Men
q Who Objected to Discharge Of
Several Union Employees.
ONE IN West AND ONE IN EAST
Seattle Line Running Again Today, But Spring.
field, Mass, System Sees Only Mail
Cars on the Track.

and Electrical Employees may come
here to aid the strikers.
Guards and inspectors were sta
toned on both platforms Of all cars
running today. The strikers planned
to appeal to the central labor union
for support.
An Eastern Strike.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, March 81
Seventy-five thousand people walked
to work this morning as result of a
strike OF employees OF the Springfield
Street Railway Co inaugurated at
a. m. The strike covers Springfield,
,Chicopee. Westfeld, Palmer. Sufieid.
Huntington. Ware and all places touch
ed by the lines OF the company. Unit
ed States mail cars from the various
cities are the only cars running.
No Violence Reported.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, March 31-
The Springfield Street Railway COM
pany announced this afternoon that
there will be no attempt to run cars
either today or tomorrow, following
tie strike called at midnight last
night. About 500 men are iAyolved
- s.1kOspneG tit NJ iii Hhera has been
NO 1i6lence. SStaement wifi be ..
tempted at Z conference this after
noon. Union employees In Holyoke and
Worcester are also reported on the
verge of strike.
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Two Battles Going On.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas. March 81.
Attack on Neuvo Laredo, today by
Villa forces was confidently expected
here. Troops which massed in the
vicinity of Lampazos are reported to
have moved toward the border for a
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ANOTHER SUNK.

RATHER PROUD OF II.
LONDON, March 31.-copenhaoen
dispatches to the London newspapers
this afternoon asserted that the Ger
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CIVILIANS KILLED.

LiBAu, Russia, March SHERMAN
warships have again bombarded this
port, killing three civilians and wound
lno seven. The steamer Baltiea, iy-
Ind in ths harboc, and fstesn houses,
were damaged.
LIbau 10 Russian Baltic sea port Of
IS, 200. An OFFICIAL statement Issued In
Petrograd last night said that q Ger
man warship bombarded the city on
Sunday, killing one civilian.
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- Illinois Legislature.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, March 81
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POOR MARkMANs'HIP.

POOH MNHNMNNSF1IP.
PETROGRAD, March 31.-Fifteen
German taubcs swooped upon a house
near 0stroienka In north Poland, sup
posed to contain the headquarters Of
the Russian Grand Duke Nicholas, II
was offielslly announced today. The
Germans hurled 100 bombs, none Of
which, struck the building. Their am
munitIon having been exhausted, they
flew back TO their lines.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-25
Gin Ieinb Der Suberfm1pfS,

9as Spmrnal Der Mneriean Mebieal
MHDetatipn fagt in feiner Musgabe ppm
9. M1tgmt 1913 tn ber Mngabe etnes Mr=
titels be5iigli6 vGinflnf ber Calcium
Salse a,tf Sic &%pniti4tip1t mnb bic @e=
iurbbeit:"
sic (bie glntprem) beridten Mm5ablen
BON cp11freten 8eiiptelen, 1T tpeld)en 8a=
ttenten geuannen at 2~ebenstraft nn6
Gnergie, nadbem iie Calcium genDnt=
tten."
9octoren i9einen barin iiberein5nitimz
men, bnb bel Suberfulolen unb 9rontz
i6en @alsz uno 2uftr0bren< Nffettionen
ge1 9na1te 2ebenstraft unb berlorene
@nergie 3uitanoe itno, bic man nbertom-
men mub.
giner ser &onitituenten bon gdnm's
Mlteratibe lit Calcium (!&alf) 10 ber<
bnnben NIT nnberen S ngrebien5en, baB
Tie iib BEL Der 9ur9l6nittsper on 1ei9t
aHimilieren. 9a5u bilft tbeilneiie ietn
berbreiteter grfolg in Der Bebnnolung
iener berfimmern0en unD trdnrtgen BE
f6tperben.
8eim gerbiten pie beim @tnbalt @ez
bieten Ser 8ertpiltungen 6es Suberfuloz
fen 8aciuen Iiefert @dman's Nlteratipe
einen 9ienit, ben fogar einige etbt1he
Braftifmten BEL ibren Ratienten amer
fannt baben. @ir MAIDEN feline groBar@
tigen Nnipri6e bafir, nber u,1iere ueberz
ael1q11nq bon benz, mas eS ertptrtt bot.
Bet%pabrbeitef Bic Mngabe, baB es belfen
fnn11.
Sc entbdIt feine Opiaten, 8etar1bungsz
mittel ODER @%enobnbeit er5engenoe
9rngs, ODER Elm 8erlu6 uni6aolib. 1T.
Soufe @uer M%potbefer obne es fem,
f6nnt SIR es bur@ i'm beitellen ober
brett bon Ben Sabrifanten.
Gdma,t laboratory, 3btlabelpbta.
8erfanft npr Martin M3olitpr,
ct. Club, Nttnr.
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Sreimarfen, @taat ge9en 8eIler 1926

Sret1ndrfen, St1dt gegen WeIler $40;
6. S. 2a0ner, @arDnare Co., @aarer
$11.85; Sobn Gang, @intragsgebubren
$69.32; @. 8. 2eabers, BIumbierzNrz
belt $52.43; &b. S. 2imperi9, Sreimarz
fen etc. $18.75; 81. S. 2impert9, &retsz
geridtsi6reiber : @ebubren $211.00;
@ap 9rudgeiel1haft, 9rudla6en $14.z
25; Wtnne1ota 5taats : Sanatortum,
8ebanoluing bes sos. @@afransfi $40.z
IS; Sobn q. Sell, elettrii6e 2i@ter S.;
Norbftern 9rudge1en1daft = 9rud5az
6en $34.25; beSglei6en $40.75; besgleiz
6en 1886; $3.50; $500. 8. g. @9D=
ner = 2i6f, $500; Selepbon nnb Srei-
marfen $14.77; Mntpeienbeit I'M @eri9t
$500 Mnbeften Ser @raben : gloti8en,
@raben SO. 81 $1,000; Npti5iiberbrinz
gung an Gam. CHUTE ST. 20; @9eriffz
gebibren, @taat xgegen SSo5n Soc :, ST.;
5taat ge9en &arl @oB $1,000; 8etoftz
gung Ser 5teorns County : @efan9enen
$780,; Ser 8entpn @o1nD : @efangez
men $500; ser &arabec County, @efanz
genen $3.50; Ser Sta6t ct. glonoz@ez
faneenen $3.50; Security 8lanf 8ooi
& Frinting SO. -8lanf<@ efteu $41.60;
ginbnnoerneuernng etc $500; Supplies
$44.60; Supplies l1nD Bla11fs $19.25;
Supplies $t7.4O; 9uittungsbii6er nnb
Blnnfs $685.; Blanfs $1.50; $4.85;
eonar6 @tat, 8egearbeit 5000; 81. Eboz
meb, Sreimarfen $1,000; Shines Sub
liibing 60: @eroffentlibnng Der
gounfb : &ommii1dr : 8erbanolungen
$106.50; Ser @erbDrtsnoti5 $40; Ser
Dffentltchnng bes finan5ienen @tatemen1
$1848.75; 8. SO. &el6 Mfg: SO. -
8lanfs $4.25; 8eforglng Der gortpabl.
Ballots $1.40; 8%e1orgung Der @enera>
@abl8ettel $40. Muf Mntrag gertae
gung fine Die.
(@iegeI) g. SC. 2abr,
8orliber 6es 8oarb Ser County, Commit
fare bon 5tearns COUNTY, Wtnn.
Beltdtigt: Mi6olas SbomeD, @onntD<Mn>
bitor unb @gzofficio @lerf beg 8oaro'
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9ffi5ieqe
Verhandlungen
be8 8parb Der GDmntD Com:
mi0dre DON &tearn8 Gpmtt=
tD, mtnneipta.
Office BEG County Mu0ttors,
5tearns COUNTY, Minn.,

II. Sebruar. 1915.
5pe8ieue @rabenzs ibung. = Sem
%binterlegten Mnfruf 5ufolge trat Die Bez
bDr0e 3u1ammen. g. sc. 2abr alS Sor<
1tber nnD Mitglieber anlpelenb Sacob
8eber, g. S. Sbei1en urb 8en. Offering.
Sal. @erman abtpeleno. Sn @aben Des
@eludes Beg S. q. @angbren nn6 anoe=
rer fir 2o5ierung uno @au beg County
@rabens SO: 81 IN @tearns gountp,
Minn. = @taat Minneiota, @tearns
@pnntb, g. g. - So Elm am 10. Sctoz
Der 1914 babiertes, pom S. 81. Gau9bren
unb anDeren nnter5et1netes @e1n9, tn
neldem I'm @tablierung zines getptnen
offentli1en 9rainter : @rabens IN .ge<
nannem County t,ad6gefudt miro, be5ei9z
net u110 nnmertert bonn @onntD : Mn0t<
tor als County : @raben $50. "a, bic
@trede, bon Ser in genannter Hetitton
mebr geiagt lit, un0 Elm rt6tiger Bono
bemielben beigelegt lit. betm @o1tntbz
M10ttor 0es %genannten County 11dd @ez
1ebesborf6rtft binterlegt pnroe, nno oa
es bnr9 3ufriebenitellerben Beleg DEM
8paro Der gpuntp : @ommi11dre bon
5tearns COUNTY fdeint, bab geetgnete
Moti3 Der 5dtpebe bes genannten @e<
i1des erlnifen, tpie nub. 3ett nnb Srt,
mo bas1elbe angebDrt tperben ion, angegez
ben ii; tpie bies geiebli@ borgsidrteben
lift, Daber, ernennen mir, Der 8onrD 0es
@ountpeg ommiiidre bes %genanrten @olt11z
tn IN elmer fpe5tellen, belte fottft1Denz
Sen 5ibung 6amual g. @blte als etnet1
5uberldKigen ul1D erfabrenen Sn9enteur,
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gountb. Winn.

gluf Nntrag beg Sacob @eber, unterz
ftiibt bon g. S. Sbetien tpurbe folgenoer
8efdlub 1a~ngenommen: eel es bon1
Boaro Der County : Gommi1Idre bon
Stearns County in elmer ipe3ielen Si<
Sung bel6loIen, baB Der Nnoitor uno
S9abmeiiter beg g%enannten County bier
nit bebolmddtigt unb .angepieien ieien,
Elm %tbeilpeiies Excitement Der nidt perz
tbeilten @tener : Collection in 8ortpegz
nabme bes Sebruar 1915 Settlement gu
maiden burd our 5%eiteiebung Der
COUNTY : @intinfte = 5teuern Biz gum
rs. 8ebruar 1915, pobei aber bic @nmz
me bon $4,000 ni9t Iberi6ritten tper>
ben iou unb bic erreidte Gu1nn1e 1ofort
Dem Credit bes @ountb > g%intinftez
Sonbs in ibren 8iidern ein3utragen. 9az
6iert ben IL. Sebrlor 1915.
g. 81. Qabr, 8oritber; Sacob 8eber,
g. S. Tbeifen, Ben. Offering,
gountb : 8oar6 bon Stedrns
gountb, Minn.
8eitdtigt: Nidolas Sbomeb, gountbzInz
oitor.
Nuf Mntras bertaete iid bic 8eb0rbe
fine Die.
g. SC. 2abr, @oriiber bes 8oarb
Der County : @ommiIdre bon
@tenrns County, Minn.
8eitdtigt: Midolas Tbomep, gountb<N
bitor unb @gzoffieio glerf beg 8oaro.
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Mie SIR Cure 3eit1tmg fret befom=
men f11nt.

Sic 6abrifnnten ser moblbefann=
ten 3ira nnb Mebo 3igaretten geben
6er 9efern bon in fremoer Sprofe
georudten 3eitungen etne @elegen=
felt, lire 3eitung obne Soften 5n be-
5ieben. 3ies tann geiaeben, tpenr
man 6os 8iIb ser Giro ober Nebr
3igaretten @dadte1, Sic in ser Mn=
5eige in 6ieler 3eitung in ie6er Ars=
gabe ge6rudt lit, berausidneibet nno
es an elmer @dabtelfront irgen6 Ell
ner Ser correipon6ieren6en @orte Der
8igaretten onbeftet. Sizes lift Elm
bolber Gent in boar mertb. Ser
Coupon, melder meggeben miro NIT
ie6er @@odtel Giro o6er Mebo 3iga=
retten, lit glethfaas einen bolben
Gent tpertb, 10 6ab, menn Dos 8ilo>
oie Sda6telfront nno Ser Coupon
5ufammen genontmen miro, 6teS ei=
ner Gent @ertb bat unb fir 8oar
einqeI0it o6er gebrol16t tperoen fam,
Inn sic mertbbonen un6 berrliden &c
fdenfe, 6ie bon Ser IS. 9orilar6 SO.
bertbeilt mer6en, at erlangen. DoS
giI6 ouf Ser S9odtel nn6 sic
@dadtelfront 5niammen itn6 gleid
einem Coupon. Dies lift sic generoie=
lte @rdmie6fferte, sic lie gemadt
tpur0e.
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Gin Dpnomiterio6.
Or perimd,te bic Giienbabmbriide
bel Nancebprp, Wfc., III ipren8eu.

Or perimd,te bic GHenbabnbriide
bel 0anceburu, Mc., III ipren8e''.
Sn Tranfrei9 meroen bic i'm
aampfe perpunoeten @olbaten, na@<
benz ibnen in ben 5elbla3aretten Die
erite 9ilfe auteil puroe, auf 2aaarettz
ause sebra9t uno, penn lie transport
fabig fino, na@ paris unb anoeren
eroBeu @tdoten sei&afft, no fur Die
9erpflesuns BON @ermunbeten before
Mftomobationen gu finoen iinb als otz
rett an Ser Jront ober in ben tleinez
rem Orten an Der &fltnie. Das
beigefaste Bib 8eist oas Snnere Der
Rii9e eines iolden 2a5arett5uses, Der
ii9 auf Dem Mese na@ paris tsfia<
Set. Die &D4e iinb nit Der Cube
reituns Der @peilen fir bic auf Dem
3use befinbli9en @ermunbeten be-
1ddftigt.
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8e1onbers mdbreno Der leBten moz
den boben bic Tran3o1en an perf@tez
benen 9untten Der Meitfront getpalz
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