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lipperty-l y-lipperty-lip. Sammy chuckled.
"Blacky the Crow was right, thought
he. Peter has kept away from Buster
Bears hiding place as long as he can,
and now that he thinks that the way
is clear he is going straight over there.
All ! have to do is to follow and keep
him in sight without letting him know,
and he'll lead me straight to his
secret"
Now. Sammy Jay is an old hand at
prying and spying into the affairs of
other people, and no one knows better
than he how to steal along behind an
while he watches all that the one ahead
of him does. He chuckled again as
Peter stopped on the edge of the Green
Forest and looked very carefully this
way and looked very carefully that
way TO make sure that no one was
watching him. He didn't see Sammy.
for Sammy was hiding in a thick hem
lock tree. At last Peter seemed salts
| fed that he was all, all alone. and he
started on straight into the Green For
est. Sammy waited until Peter was al
| most out of sight and then followed,
taking the greatest care to make no
sound. He few from tree top to tree
| top, for he reasoned that Peter would
would along the ground. Besides. the
thick branches of the trees would be
hard for Peter to see through.
Peter was in hurry, but he didn't go
| matter where he is bound for. unless
some one Is chasing him. he has to
peek into every possible hiding place
along the way to see X any one has
been there since he was there last him
self. That is because of his great
curiosity. So he Is continually running
of to one side or the other. 1t was so
this time. Then. too, Peter didn't for
get to be cautious. Every few jumps
he would stop to sit up and look and
listen so as to make sure that the way
was safe.
Il wish he would hurry up" muttered
Sammy to himself. But he tried to be
patient. You know a spy has to be
patent II he would succeed. Little by
, little Peter worked his way into the
Green Forest In the direction of the
Great Rock. near which Reddy Fox had
snel1ed Buster Bear, and near which
Blacky the Crow was even now hiding
In the top OF a tall hemlock tree
Sammy chuckled again. Everything
was working out Just as he and Blackv
had hoped 1t would
| Then. without warning, Peter did
something that nearly, very nearly
caught Sammy Jay of his guard. He
suddenly turned and came back along
his own tracks as fast as he could run,
| -lipperty-lip. Sammy had Just
time to dodge behind the trunk of a
big pine tree. Peter ran a little wav
past, sat up to look and listen. and
then once more turned around and con
! tinued on his way into the heart of
the Green Forest
Sammy Jay scowled. Now what nm
der the sun did he do that for?" he
| muttered. Its lucky that got out Of
sight"
Evening star., 1915-01-22
THE DAILY STORY.
A BASEMENT ROMANCE.
Copyright. 1915. by W. Wernerl


Stasia pushed open the door of the
basement dining room and edged her
self in. marvelously balancing hve
sauce dishes of preserved pears.
Auemic early morning sunlight strug-
eled through the erimy windows. level
with Il four-foot grass plot. and per
hitting an endless review of passing
feet. The dingy light made the musty
dining room more desolate. Spotted
table linen, tarnished silver, Anasta-
sa passed it all Internationally.
Anastasia herself was not ugly. She
had come too recently from the healthy
drudgery of farm life to have taken
on the basement pallor. The odds Of
an untidy apron and hastily smoothed
hair against her, Stasia was pretty-a
pink and white Amazon.
She put the last of the dishes down.
Some one was coming downstairs. Sta
sia listened. frowning. to the STUN
bling steps and followed the earliest
of the boarders across the dining room
with her eyes.
Big George Hawley, painfully con-
scous Of her scrutiny, trfpped into his
chair and grabbed his napkin. Ana
stasa waited stonily for his grumbled
salutation.
''OatmeaI. cream of wheat, or grape
nuts?" she asked sternly. Coffee"
She waited a moment after his mum
bled order; then went toward the
kitchen looking at him over her shoul-
der George gulped his glass of water
and reached for the pitcher. Anas-
tasia came back with her loaded tray
and put the dishes firmly down before
him.
Thanks" said George Hawley. in
gruf dismissal.
Stasia stood looking down at him as
he occupied himself ostentatiously with
at me- she said. She saw the dull,
painful red rise in his face. and waited
ptilessly. Hawley looked up. His
sick, hunted eyes tortured her. but
she looked at them steadily-at the
puffed red lids, the veined eyeballs, and
the spot of vivid scarlet on his cheek
bone. With all the mother in her. An
astasia longed to take his head in her
arms. Instead. she spoke cruelty. II
thought So" she said You've been
at it again. I'd be ashamed to let a
worthless girl make a fool Of me-"
George Hawley became white again.
What do you know about herr" he
asked. savagely-
Il know "nat any accent woman
knows" said Anastasia. angrily. That
no good girl would lead a man on like
she led you, and then marry another
man under your very nose. You said
so yourself last week. You said you'd
cut out drinking on her account! Now,
what started you up again?" She
watched him rub his chin across his
collar sulkily. III bet Did you
see her last night?"
HaWley nodded.
"Where?"
AT Pop Morse's."
And did she see you"
George nodded again.
Did she see you alone? Drinking?"
Evening star., 1915-01-22
RECIPE TO CLEAR
A PIMPLY SKIN
Pimples Are Impurities Seek
ing An Outlet Through
Skin Pores.

Pimples, sores and boils usually
result from toxins, poisons and
impurities which are generated in
the bowels and then absorbed
into the blood through the very
, ducts which should absorb only
nourishment to sustain the body.
1t is the function of the kidneys
20 filter impurities from the blood
and cast them out in the form of
urine, but in many instances the
} bowels create more toxins and i'm
purities than the kidneys can
eliminate, then the blood uses the
skin pores as the next best means
( OF getting rid of these impurities
I which often break out all over the
skin in the form of pimplcs.
The surcst way to clear the skin
! of these eruptions, says a noted
J authority. IS TO get from any phar-
J macy about four ounces of Jad
! Salts and take tablespoonful in
a glass OF hot water each morn
ling before breakfast for one week.
This will prevent the formation of
} toxins in the bowels. 1t also stim-
ulates the kidneys to normal ac-
! tivity, thus coaxing them to filter
the blood of impurities and clear
[ ing the skin Of pimples.
( Jad Salts is inexpensive, HARM
t1ess and is made from the acid of
grapes and lemon juice. combined
with lithia. Here you have a
pheasant, efcrvescent drink which
usually makes pimples disappear /;
}cleanses the blood and is excellent
J for the kidneys as well.
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derstood his mood with uncanny pene-
| tration. No desire to be seen or to
dance or be like other young people in
the city had moved her to accept Haw
| leys grim invitation. In the process Of
| the slow tidying-up of the dining room
( she faced herself again and again in the
glass doors OF the cupboard Anyway,
I'm pretty" she said to her image. in
| fla nt consolation.
| She selected carefully from a scant
wardrobe. and served dinner with
checked apron over cheap attire. Miser-
| ably conscious of shoes too thick and
waist too coarse, she steadily evaded
f! Hawley's kind eyes. George, while still
aware Of her lack Of true class" saw
her shining lIair and beautiful face, and
knew that he would not he unenvied
1t quite true that she would not
I danre-'fI learn when | have time,
she said-and that nothing more eX-
citing than lemonade could be .orced on
her. But she was far from daZed or
tongue tied. George grew to like her
quick irish comment
will YOU &" with me Sunday after
noon" he asked, after some quick
| thinking.
Anastasia turned surprised eyes on
him, Sure. 1 will;. she said happily,
could one-step and hesitate.
True to the land of her nativity.
Anastasia was a born mimic. She put
herself resoiutely to the task of pick
ing up the prettier OF the current man
left the ugly ones untouched.
George. sure of her sympathy and hap
py in her friendship, grew increasingly
more proud Of her.
And then one evening at a popular
resort they saw her Anastasia was
drinking white grape juice-prettly, as
she did everything. And George was
talking to her contentedly, as always.
when the group at the table behind her
moved away. and George. looking over
her shoulder. stammered. She saw his
eyes contract and knew the reason
With an insolence she had never used
before she turned in her seat. There
TWO tables away from them, sat wom-
an. black haired black eyed. with red
lips too full 'or beauty. Fascinating she
undoubtedly was. but with the marks of
the shrew already upon her. Anastasia
looked her up and down with cold inso-
the other woman's eyes with triumph.
and moved aside to let her see George.
The woman saw and her face went
whittier. She spoke to the man with her
sharply and they got up and moved away
Stasia, victorious looked at George and
smiled.
WAS that her husband" she asked
scornfully. George nodded. "And you
began TO drink over a woman who could
.'He was a farm hand a year ago. and
a half wit He worked on Uncle Toms
farm Thought he had money, and I'll
bet she believed him."
"She could never hurt me again. said
George and he looked at her, his eyes
blazing.
'No?'' said Anastasia. evenly. George,
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side him. Its my terrible temper.
Fan awfully sorry" She smiled at him
tentatively. I'll tell you what I'd do.
I'd get another girl and take her
around with me till she saw us
"Old stuff, said Hawley, bitterly.
And what decent girl would look at
me after the fine fool I've been?"
1T would never have been old stuff +
it hadn't always worked" Anastasia
retorted hotly. And any nice girl al
most would go with you
would You be seen with me-" Haw-
ley asked. derisively. Il think not
Anastasia flushed scarlet. You'd not
want girl in service" she said. pain
fully. But I'd be glad to go.
You would?" said Hawley. in grim
amusement. "tll right You're on.
Will you go with me tonight"
Anastasia looked at him steadily. her
face still flushed. Yes. / WILL" she
said at last. and walked away into the
kitchen.
George went upstairs into the street
rather norplussed. Anastasia. though
pretty. had no Glass. She proba bly,
could not dance and would not drink.
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SHE ASKED.
George Hawley cleared his throat
Sure she did," he said.
Anastasia looked down at him
speechlessly. Finally she struck the
chair back with her fist. "Oh, you
fool" she said in sharp disgust. Don't
you know that nothing would please
a woman like her more?"
aer hngHr dued bsa wrath sa
love of heaven" he said, furiously,
what is it to you if get drunk every
night in the week? You nag at mo like
you had a right to-" He pushed his
chair back and looked at Anastasia.
With black eyes in a face of ivory
Stasia stared at him with a soaring
look. She dropped her hand from the
chair back and went quickly toward
the kitchen. George. his anger dying
down, looked after her miserably. She
was the only one who did not laugh
at him. He sat watching the swaying
door. Then Anastasia came back to
the doorway, her face cold, her eyes
"Do you want your eggs fried,
poached or scrambled?' she asked
quietly. George looked at her pitt
fully.
she turned to retreat he called Sta
"wellr" said stasia over her shoul-
der.
I'm a fool" said Hawley in apology.
| Stasia waited stonily. Say, Stasia,
come back here. What would you do
If you was me?"
Il don't know. I'm sure" answered
Stasia, icily. In the silence following
George got up slowly and started to-
| ward the door. Mr.. Hawley," said
Stasia. softly. She came and stood bs-
Evening star., 1915-01-22
Salem, Mass, Again Visited by Fire.

SALEM. Mass, January 22-Salem
was threatened with another confiagra-
tion last night, and it was only by the
aid of apparatus from many surround
ing cities and towns that the flames
were confined to the Leavitt block in
the heart of the business district. with
loss estimated at $250,000. In the
block was the Essex House, the
largest hotel in the city. The seventy
five guests were warned to leave in
time to save most Of their personal
property.
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sharply.
"Wel, Mr.. George Uawley," she said.
I've done that job for You. She knows
you're not hers now, and you know she'll
not trouble you again. I'm going back to
Indiana. The city makes me sick"
George groped for her hand and found
II, clammy and shaking. He drew her
into his arms ''Stasia.'' he said.
She pushed him away viciously. oh
dont!'' she said. Don't think that you
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have to do all that pumhly George
caught her again, and found her teen
bling mouth.
She relaxed in his arms. she was
beautiful she sobhed nervously. You
always think of her"
'I'll never think Of her" answcrei
George eNplosively. You've s,t he
wiped off the map. You're mine forever.
'Of course l ann" said Anastasi;t
tTHE ENID
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I'm gong back to the farm She locked
at his stricken face with bitter pleasure.
Pm no good as Il X. NJ and l won't
slave doing office work And the city
makes me sick she finished furiously.
She got up and went rapidly toward the
door. George followed. dumb, in her
wake On the street car she played a
tattoo the window ledge, and on the
street she walked swiftly ahead Of him.
In the dark hallway she turned to him
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WITH AN INSOLENCE SHE HAD
NEVER KNOWN BEFORE SHE
TURNED IN HER SEAT
AS a substitute for the lady of his la te
dreams, Anastasia left much to be de =
sired. Meditating on Stasia'S deficien-
cies George bought 4 paper and board
ed a street car Ashamed of his in
cipient snobbishness, he read at first
at random and then with absorption.
Anastasia busy in the kitchen, un-
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Exchange meetings to bring British
manufacturers into direct touch with
importers and shippers have been start
Cd IN London by the government COM
nercial intelligence office.
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6rtit YrtFt fit stras: greitag rs. Ro1tmbtr 1915.

loiien, neil ct Die &inridtung zines
Wterifoners, ser an ben geltrigen
Gubeitorltneen t~eilgenommen, attge-
orbnet bate.
So merifoniide Soloater ia.
men bel Surriion's Hand, oitlidJ
bon Nogales 9elege1t, iiber Ole @ren,
sc uno eroffneten Seuer auf mebre-
re amerifaniihe 4apaIerilten. Sen
lebteren fanen ieood lire @amera-
ben su Siilfe, melde Die Merifaner
5uriiftrieben nnb mebrere eridollerl
baben Ioaen. Ginen bertpunoeten
Merifaner bradten iie als @efonge-
men ms Eager.
@ns Douglas miro gemeloet,
BOB Die Garran5a Generate Sbre=
gon Ii. Gales III GROCER gile onf go
gales 5u mari6ierer. Son Coughs
aus iino ou6 5fpei 8otterien ntIe-
res ledften Mrtiqerie : Geaiments
mad 0oaoles geldidt moroen.
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.aOn5ert oes 9ermannsi5bne-
NGunerdlDr.

Ger 9ernlarmsiobne Mannerdor
'1elerfe oen 9antln9ultgstag ourt
EN- piiDldes aonSert, oas er am
Aoeno IN Dem ld]onen Scale Der
9erman1sloDne 9ale beratt1tnltete.
es ma EN- Invertebrates Erogramni
.ouF9elielf. Ger Seretn long nSus 1T
Ger gag oes Germ, oas gut porse-
lragel fuiiroe y: Den lultigen 8al-
ger User bat oerm,s Bier umg'-
ldift oelleti oraltllfe &omif bell
asatWgtt bate, petln ct ridtig als
ssdmatiihe Saene geipielt poroen
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Hns Mesieo.

@ie aus NogaIes gemeIoet
miro, lit Die Gage bort nod imner
cine bebenfIide. Sn Dem merifani-
slden Cell Der Stabt berriht groBe
M~ufregrng inter ben 0iaa.S ol6aten
uno man fam iid zines angriffs
i~eoerseit gemdrtig iein. Der 8iao.
@orperneur 6anoaa iii nit Grlaub-
mis- Der amerifaniiben 8eboroen
nadD Dem amerifaniihen Cell ocr
Stabt gefommen. gs beiBt, oaf
General Meoita, Der 9efebls6a5er
Der @ila-9ruppen, oosielbe 81 I'm
6cabiidtiat. Gonbaa lette, ebe el
iiber Die 8rer5e fam, nod orei Innc.
|rifaner, Namens @iQilano, Glaei
|rno gebrnnnm III Sreibeit, Die oliqe
flagt iuoren, farbige Soloatcn iibc,
Die @renSe geleitet 81 bahen. Gil
hefinoen lid) jebt I'M MilitdrgefGug
mis- aiif ser omerifauiiden Seite
@eneral Aeofta bat eineu getpiiiel
8icente Serrosos, einen 9eamten il
Ger mcrifaniidcn Stoot. erihieBei
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Mm Donnerltag Mbeno 7:3C
fam IN Der Sio-Mlamo Strabe cir
groBer Selter : Wotortpagen nit Ell
nem StraBenbabnipagen in aoaiiioa,
nobel benz eriteren Die bsioen 8ot-
oerraoer, Die abie urb bie Sdus.
porribtung 5eritort tpl1r6en. Ser
SeuerfDagen batte geraoe Oie Sta.
ton IN Der Siio-@lamo StraBe per-
laiien nno mar auf Dem @ege al
einem Seaer IN Sigblatlo 8arf.
Im 0onneritag Mbeno fpuroe
George S. Quilting an Ser @de poll
apente 9 nno Siinfte StraBe pon
einem automobil iiberfabren. @liid-
li6erweiie erbielt er feline Id)meren
Gerlebungen.
CHARLES 6. 9oBbarot, 125
elanoia StraBe nno MiB S. Stepens,
502 Semple StraBe, meloen ser $50
lt5ei, Dob fie am 9unfiagungstoge
ben geiu6 BON ginbredern erbiei,
ten nfto peridieoene 5dmudgeaen-
itanoe bermiiie1l.
&op &amiere5t ser bon Mers.
W. Sebl geI6oiien nl1roe, lit Der
8nnoe erleeen. Mrs. Sebl befinbet
it'd I'M Solpital uno iit auf Dem @egp
Der 8elierung.
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8aHmiuoQe.

Gan antonio, Ser, Tx Gents.
Collection. Jeitern. feline 8orie.
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9eute ihorsen linb a[le ied)s
Arinee : Mernplane BON Muitim bier
eingetroffen uro auf DEM 5Iugplab
beim Sort Sam 9ouiton geIonoet
9as erite fam Inn 3 llbr 90 Minr,
ten, ous lebte INN 10 llbr RI MiniI-
ten. Die eriten fiitf fnmcn ldncG
bintereinmioer. 0as Iette battc nod
einmal ipieoer umfebrea miiiien, I'M
Den 1edel ieines @niolinbcb1lters 5u
folen. Gus erIte bier anfommenoe
2nftidiff batte Den Slug BON Muffin
tierber in elmer Stlioe mo fiiniscbn
Mimuten gemaht.
Seute Abeno peronitaltef ser
Sm 9lntonio 9ieoerfran3 in ieircr
@oIe cine groBe Observation-Disclosures
81 Der aae Witgiieoer eingeIaoen
iino. Die Gorlte[lung miro groBor-
fig. Gin por5iiglid}es Trogramm Ill
fir iie 5uiamnengeltelt iporoen.
lie IilsiteIluna Der 6eimiIden
eifate nno Groonfte, go. PIP
GfrGommerrc StraBe. e~rfrellt lid,
eiues iebr 8a6lreiden geiudes 81.
Ansitellung tunroe heutc morgcr
Diirh Mtapor 9roipu eroffnet. an'
Deieno maren oie Stdotfommiiidrs
Nltert Stepes, lambert. @arlanf
mo aeoriep. Gie Ausitellung uirs
his Wiitttpoh einihIieBlid offen Ieint
nit Musnnhnle bon Gonntog. III
Dielem Gage bleibt tie geihlpiien. 81;
1T BON Worgens 10 llbr biz Mitter
asnd)t 9coffnet.
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oin9t eegen Die Neutralitat Ser Ser.
Staaten. 9ie Sabrifen, ipelbe Die
@eeeniuort nno @etatigltng ser aus
lanoifden Sff3iere erla11ben, iiber-
treten Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ebelic
tpie Die 8eanten Srlfel Cams, mel.
he oerartige lebergriffe auslanoi-
lder Hegierl1ngen geitatten o6re
ein5nIdreiten. Sn Seem yorf baben
England nno Sranfreid iogor Elm
3entralbiiro eingeridtet, bon mo- aus
Die 8eite0uneen Der aaiierten 93e-
eierltngen mtf Die amerifanilden So
brifen perteilt, SIC 2ieferunqet i'm
Nonnen Der Auftraggeber obgellom-
men ulto 3ablungen geleiitet peroet.
Sn ben Siioitoaten u~nterbalten bri-
til6e nno fran5oiiide Offi5iare
Sommelitellen fir gferoe Ii. Ma11l-
elel, Die bon msIanoiider s(ger1ten
I'M ean5en 2anoe au%feefouft lnlo
oann nod Dem GrieesidouplaBe be-
foroert lDeroen. Sic @iaridltuno
oerortiger gorratslager fir Sic frie-
gerilf)en 3pefe Der Mliierten ouf
amerifaniibem 8ooen ltebt i'm gsi-
oerlprn6e 5uin @ortlaut pie sur1
@eilte oes Golferre6ts.
IS gebort 5n BEN Mohtbefuanii=
len Der Understandable, geaen oie.
len Wisbrau9 oes neutralen anle-
rifanifden 8ooens ourd Maentsn
uno Sffi5iere Der Maiierten uno ae=
gen ieine itillldmeigeroe 9allol1na
ourd omerifaniibe 8iirger unb ge.
anlte I'M @eee Der Mnflase por8lqe-
ben. IS mare loaar tire 8fliht.
Gus 3e6t, Die Grbebung elmer loI=
den Anflage 81 beantrdgen, bot
TN l1ebrigen ieoer 8irger, Ser I'M
gelibe binrei6enoer 8efpeismitte( iii.
Wenn MIR Elm Cell Der s3eitllnss
nnhridten iiber oie Satiafeit Ser
onnerifonilden Snouitrie i'm Sesnterel,e
Der adiierten auf Satiaden fnBt, 10
lpate1 Iolde 8epeiie nnidfuer AT
erbringeri iein. @an5 abgeleben uc1l
Dem itrafre6tli6en 8oraeben qeaen
Gle Gerleber ltnierer Nentralitdt bat
Der Fralioent Der Ser. Stoaten auj
@runo bes S~trofgeletes oas Gedt II.
oaber auf @runo ser porlieaelloen
lmltanoe mol au6 Die Yflidt, bic
Nnsfibr iolfer Gr5eugniiie, berell
@erlteQiing NIT einer Neutrolitats-
.berleblng per6unoen NOR, gu perbie-
ten, gegebenen Sails ioeor nit s.
malt 5n perbinoern. Ser &ongreB
miro iif) aud nit bieien Gingen be-
lddttigen miillen, Inn pofftdnbige
&larbeit mlf Dem @ebiete gu Idaff-r
i1to feif5nitelen, per Die g~eranhpcr-
tnng fir Die 8uloung BEG Mis-
brands omerifaniider @aitfreulo-
trdgt.
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Der G~anfIaaunastaa.

IS 5eigte iih 10 redt a1n 0uitf-
aagungstage, oaB 0ies Ser ein8iae
Gag tit, ben Der Mmerifaner III fei
ilem 9eim 81 berbringen miiniht,
aoenm bon Dem ertpurteter Malienaut-
Iauf Der 9ebolferung mar tpettia 81!
perlpiiren, obgIeid MGeg oufgeboicn
iDoroert ipar, einen iol1en 5u be-
aperfiteIigen. Muf 6em biitoriideu
alamo 8la5a tporett pieaidt g.
1000 Wenlhen, Sit n1o Sung, Der.
ianlmelt, als Die Municipdlfapeae ote
5eierlidfeit NIT 8~eetbopen's Sic
9innnlel riibnlen" eroffnete. Dann
aolgte Der @eiang n@merico" ul.o
COS bon @rtbur glaofien fontponier-
te Oanfgebet 20, 600 Of al TIE DC.
tons, OaS BON ser galt5en Ser.
lammlung geiungen meroen lolte, in
Incident aber Die &npeGe ben @elolss
bel tpeitem iibertonte. Die aompo,
iition 1T IN gboraIform gebalteny
poa Madt ut0 @udt oie einef1 lpisr,-
Soerbaren Ginorud binterl1Bt. Sic
Sbulfinoer iangen Some Sfeei
Some" lmo Ole oereinigten oeutiden
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