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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-16

| struggle in which he fired one shot
at her.
POLICE AFTER LOOP BELLHOP
AND GIRL COMBINATION
The beIhops in big loop hotels are
furnishing girls for the pleasure of
high-brOw guests was the startling
announcement of Capt Morgan Coll
Inns of the central detail last night.
He announced that the swell hOstel-
ries would have to clean up.
When a wealthy man, either a vis-
itor in the city or a man about
town" who doesn't care to go home
to his family, calls upon certain bell
hops, the hotel employees will find a
girl willing to visit the guests room.
Her profit must be shared with the
bellhOp.
Sometimes the beIlhop-girl COM
bination works to swindle the hotel
guest, especially if he is an OUt-of-
town man and green. The bellhOp
estimates the size of his ''rOIl'' and
puts the girl wise. Then they try to
separate him from the cash. If they
succeed the victim, because he has
been violating the law in having the
girl in his room, seldom complains
to the police about the affair.
But it is the plain bartering of the
girls that Capt. Collins objects to. He
says that just because a man is
wealthy enough to live at a loop ho-
tel he has no more right than any
one else to break the vice laws.
An.inquiry has been started fol-
lowing the arrest of Marie Black.
Marie tried to get away with 5000
belonging to a patron of the Grace
hotel, the police think. Her friend,
the benhop, skipped from the reach
of the police when she was taken
into custody.
An investigation revealed the same
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-16
POLICE FACE GEM MYSTERY

POLICE FACE GEM MYSTERY
Police were today presented with
another hard puzzle in the job of
finding the sweIl-dressed young fell
low who entered the home of Mrs.
Catherine Martin at sos Eastwood
av. and stole jewels worth about
$4,000.
Mrs. Martin says the bandit gained
entrance on the pretense Of carrying
a message to her. Then. fiOurishing
a big gun, took her gems after a
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-16

VIM. E. Egan, 43s E. 18th, hit by
auto driven by woman. Compound
fracture of leg and internal injuries.
P. H. Van Auken, ABA Grand blvd,
who owned auto, said it had been
stolen half hour before accident
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-16

SChurz Z, Sem 4.
Parker 8, Calumet Z.
Lake View 10, N. Division s.
Holy Trinity %, st. Rita 8.
De Paul q, St. Patrick 1.
Evanston Z, Lewis 6.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-03
MORE Than 1900
SHIPS ARE SUNK
DURING THE WAR
Tonnage of 3,328,584 Victim
Of WsLShipS,

NEW YORK, Nov j-Onc thousand
and eight hundred and twenty mer-
chant ships an aggregate gross tonnage
of approximately 5,528,SS4 have been
sunk by bclligerent nations during
twenty months OF war ending No
vcmber |, according to figures com
piled iron cable dispatches and adviceS
published here today by the Journal OF
Commerce
The losses during October were larg-
er than for any one OF the preceding
five months, according to- the statistics
amounting 10 ~ vessels OF total OF
22 ll6 tons gross The October rate
OF destruction was considerably in cN-
cess OF the monthly average throughout
the war period Norway lost the larg
est number OF ships, iiity-Slx, according
to the statistics, bu, their gross ton
mage was only 1888 as compared with
Great Britain's total loss OF lis. .S4t
gross tonnage OF thirty eight vessels de
suoyed. A table showing the total
shipping losses since the war began cs-
Inmates those OF the allies at about 7S
percent and those OF neutrals at nearly
lS percent with Icutonic losses less
than percent
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-03
RESOURCES.
ARE GREATEST IN
NATIONS HISTORY
Deposits Also Reach High
Mark, Report Shows,

WASHINGTON, Nov 5.-ReportS OF
national banks condition on September
u, the comptroller OF the currency an
nounced today show total resources Cl
4,4ll ,OO0O0O or 2l6OO00O greater
than ever before in the nations history
This was an increase OF SISS .Vp.9Pp
over June 70, last, and & l44,0o00o0
over September ?, 1915 The previou;
high water mark was on May | last
Total deposits amounted To Sll ,5h2
100000 or s2H 100000 greater than ever
before The increase was SlSS OOW
over June 30 and 2lJjWO0o0 over
September ?, 1915. Deposits in cen
trail reserve bank cities from May /
last. TO September II showed reduc
,ion OF $1,000 900. while in other re-
serve cities of Sl94O00000.
This" said the comptroller, is in
dicative of the healthy progressive ci
feet OF the federal reserve act in decen.
trailing and distributing the money OF
the country"
Loans and discounts were S.SS9,0O0
0OO. the largest amount ever reported
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-03
Wilson Will Carry
Mexico, Says One

Politics is the all absorbing topic oi
conversation in Oklahoma City. ANY
group you see on the street or in Of
fees is discussing the outcome OF
Tuesdays election.
Even the police station is not i'm
munc.
An aged gentleman with a handful
OF spinach on his chin was talking "a
patrolman this morning He was
overheard To say.
The republicans are claiming every
thing, they even 60 so far as to say
that Mexico will go for Hughes, any
body with the least Semblancc OF sense
knows that Wilson IS gong to carry
Mexico almost solid"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-03
Daring Paraguayan
Aviator Is Killed

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov Gable
advices from La Plata, Argentina. re,
ceived here today, told OF the death
there Of Silvia A. Pc,,irossi. one OF the
spectacular air men who thrilled visi-
tors 10 the Panama Pacific exposition
here last year Details Of Pettirossi's
death are mcager, the cablegram stat
ing only that he fell from high alt'-
tudc in monoplane lie was a citizen
OF Paraguay, although native OF
ItaiV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-03
Bakers Raise
Bread Price
Cent a Loaf
FM-Cent Size DiSCarded' Cost
of Materials Is Reason
Given for Action,

The Scent loaf OF bread in many
Oklahoma City bakeries is a thing of
he past The price went up to o cents
a loaf today
According 10 a representative baker.
the bakers III the city were confronted
with two propositions. namely cutting
down the Scent loaf, or raising the
price They chose the latter
The small loaf now sells for o cents,
bu, the large loaf, which now sells for
10 cents, the bakers say will contain
twice as much as the h-cent loaf The
bakers also say the l0-cent loaf is
more satisfactory in that IT will re
main mois, longer, has a more even
loaf
\ 100 percent increase in materials
used IS the reason the bakers give for
the advance IN price
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-03
ATTEMPT TO WRECK new YORK SUBWAY STATIONS AVERTED
Shots Fired Into
Corpse to Secure
Murder Evidence

.N7k>UNUll Tenn so, )
VW Exhibit, introduced by 'hc
" state TODAY in the 'ual or
Charles { iraubc charged with the
killing ~ llarr, = Stokes. prom
ucut a,torney, included a pirtur
five feet by seven showing the dead
man as he lay ou the floor ot h,, ui
tlcc and more than dozen photo
graph, 10 show the relative position
IT every article ut furniture IN the
room
II va, learned TODAY that cypcr,
mcut, were conducted At local hr,
plral las, night m which bullet, Ncrc
ilrcd into corpse 80 establish the
probable course OF bullet, lrcd INTO
a human body from different posi-
uouS The examination wa, made
IN behalf OF the defense and At :, w
dcr,tood persons who conducted 1t
will be introduced as expert Wit
ucsNcS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-03
HOME
As UTILITY IS
PLAN OF CITY
Commissioners Anxious for
Work to Begin Soon

For the purpose OF rushing the sale
OF the Ptovident association bonds so
that work on the building may star, at
an early date city commissioners NiS
morning discussed the passage OF am
ordinance designed to iiN the inStltu-
,ion'S status as public utlity
New York bond attorneys have re
fused to approve the issuance ot the
$4,000 bonds Tor the new home until II
is expressly set on, that the association
is a public utility in tho legal accept
anco OF the term
Before finally passing the ordinance
the commission will submit i, To A,tor-
ney General Freezing Tor examination
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-03
Christmas Ship
to Aid Armenians

NEW YORK, Nov IA Christmas
ship United States naval collier. will
sail from this port about December |.
carrying 1000 tons OF food aud 1900
tons OF clothing for war sufferers in
Armenia and Syria, it was announced
today by the American Red Cross. The
destination OF the collier will be Beirut,
Syria.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-03
benson TO POLL
$1,000 VOTES,
SAYS SINCLAIR
Secretary Says Wilson VIII
Run Second in Oklahoma,

The socialists will carry the state for
Benson with a vote OF 1900, lead OF
600 votes over the democratic party
which is given second place, according
10 a tabula,ed estimate OF the vote by
counties compiled this morning by II.
NJ. Sinclair, socialist state secretary.
At the election next Tuesday the re
publicans will poll 6o3M votes, while
the democrats will receive S5,ASO, Mr..
Sinclair says.
Based on Former Figures
The socialist secretary compiled the
estimated vote by counties, basing his
report on the actual vote oi wv and
1914. In the presidential election four
years ago, the democrats polled ll9lIS
the republicans oO,7Sl the socialists
40,S77 while in the congressional cleo.
tion of 1914 the democrats received
Ill ,l02 votes, the republicans 7o,7Sp and
the socialists 5000, showing the So
cialist gain was recruited mostly from
the republican ranks.
Poll Taken.
A complete poll OF every voter III
every precinct in the state was taken
by the socialist party in this state. This
poll shows there were 5000 socialist
voters in Oklahoma, an increase OF
10000 since the 1914 election.
Mr. Sinclair's estimate OF the yot,
next Tuesday does no, claim Oklahoma
county for the socialists. lie gives
this county to the democrats by ma
jority OF 100 over the republicans
This is his estimate of the vote thai
will be polled in this county; demo
Gratis 1900, republicans $500 and so
cialis,s $500.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-03
Bandits Skirmish
Daily With Troops

FL PASO, Texas, Nov j-A pas
Senger tram from Chihuahua City ar
rived at luatcl late last night with a
large number Of Mexican passengers
some ot whom crossed the International
bridge to +, paSo. They aid two
troop trains preceded them on the way
Villa had strong forces near Sierra
in the laguna district with whom the
Carran,a troops were SkirmShlng al
most daily according to one ot the
passengers
No news was brought from Ch,hua
hua further than to confirm the exc
cu,ion OF the train guards hy the han.
dts who held up and robbed Mondays
train irof1 JuareI.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-03
BETTER STATION
Than PLANS ASK
MAY Be ERECTED
Office Building May Be Built
in Connection,

II is not at all probable that a union
station for the Fr,sco-Rcck Island Rail
road companies IN Oklahoma City viii
be built IN accordance with the plans
tha, have been approved, according 20
announcement this morning 10y Commits
sloncr George 4 lIcu,haW
May Erect Building.
Now tha, the Frisco is out OF tho
hand, ot receivers, negotiations Tor the
building oi combination office and
station building have been resumed, ac-
cordng to Mr. Hen,haw. and It is con-
,ldcrcd probable that these negotiation,
may terminate successfully
Henshaw Talks.
In no event. however" said Mr..
lIcu,haw. will the commission permit
the building oi station that is not dS
good or better than the ono present
plan, call for II We change the plans
1t will have to bc Tor a better station
than the one now proposed
Contemplating the probability OF tbs
success ol the negotiations for the COM
blnation building the commission IVA,
not tlNed a date at which work will be.
gin. but has fixed July l. 1917 as the
ting when the building must he corr.
pleted
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-03
AUSTRIAN LOSSES
i'm DAYS BATTLE.
ARE $4,000 MEN
New Italian Offensive Costs
Enemy Heavily
RUMANIANS SCORE GAINS



LONDON, Nov 5-N Rome DIS
patch TO the Wireless Press says the
C,., d,y - tb, pc,, Italian o,,crs;vc
~ ,.,-. A. ,.n,u
'''' WV '"''' ''"' '"' VS. W ''''''
men
one thrd ol the number were maze
,h,, I7W o,,.,no,. I,,J haor ,rLcn,
rbc Twcp,,' 'nr., An,,,,n r,e,mcn,
and ,cyc,,I L,,,al,,r, ,. said t0 have
Loc, ,rn,h,I,tcd Thc weather Is i,y.
,,,hIc and ,hc h,,,l, ,g,,r,, the hc,pb,.
,ast 81 Lorl,a and ou the Car>n CON
Times iictccl, Austrian counter Ar
,acks are described m the dispatch as
feeble
Verdun Ring Re-Fstablished
w.. -. -. ,....,.t. L..,I.
. "I> ~ ~ "A'', ,.a',,,,t
"''" N''n ''',"'"''',''' "''''"S S',' !,
','c ',R " "''',''''' '"'''',,"',o'I wa
"puh' Ncr"u'' mas pce'' 'e-c''do''N,''
ifIN 'oudl IcP"'N 'nc "'0uI''',o''
W fot' N"uN' cI''ua''u uu,,',s ~,
wednesday nlRht hy inc Germans. u''
movement i've ifch'I' o'i'V'"' N,""
,''"' uV' AZ N"' '''',.,I wv, "''.b, ~.
,.,;os ~, oxoIo.,nns inside ,bc for, had
c.,,.J hoto,c ,bc, ,JyarrcJ uron.
80 al. .,,a.,,an
P''''' W vow"
bet'in hdm''s Loss
On the Sommc front Berlin admit,
the loss BY the Germans OF portions OF
the village OF Sally SailliSel that they
had taken from the French bu, an.
nounces the repulse OF British attacks
cast of Guedecourt and of French ad
vances upon the northern part of St
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-03
Country Boy With Bugle
Frightens Officers Who
Had Dan Ross in Charge

How country boy blowing a buglc
came near soaring to death" a party
OF officers that had in charge Ross.
the negro, charged with attempted as
sault on Mrs Maud Ebbs, was told
this morning by a member of the party.
Lest an effort he made to lynch the
negro, sheriff Binion, aud Deputies
Sanders, Moore and Adrian, took Ross
IN car through the country to Choc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-03

NEWTON. Kan, Nov j.-Ihc New
ton police made no protest today when
Glen Breen OF Salina, Kan, exceeded all
the speed limits hy driving his motor
car through the main street here at a
rate estimated in excess oi mile a
minute Nor was any attempt made g.
arrest him Tor travelling the thirty mile,
OF the Meridian road through Harvey
county IN thirty two minutes.
Brccn was driving a car in the Mer
idian road non stop record attempt I,
Galveston lhe run originally star,et
at Winnipeg. hu, abandoned IN Soutl
Dakota yesterday because OF storms
was started by Brecn at Chester, Ncb
at o 30 o'clock this morning, 200 mile
from Galveston,
Relays will he made at Caldwell
Kan, Union City, Okla, Burke Bur
nett, Texas. Breen's route today car
t,ed hm through Concordia, Minneapo
lis and Mcpherson, all in Kansas. ~
reached here at 10 70 o'clock
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-03
Price of Milk and
Cream Up Monday

The increase in price OF milk and
cream, which was announced to be
come effective November |, will come
next Monday, the manager of the Belle
Isle dairy said today Milk in pint
quantities, now selling for cents, will
be IA cents; cream, half plnts, now II
cents, will 60 up to l2I5 cents. The
price of quart bottles OF milk 10 gents
will not he changed. Many of the
smaller diaries, which have been sell
ing quarts at 8 and Q cents, have raised
to 10 cents.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-03
Aviator Attacks
Austro Warships

ROME, Nov j.--An Italian dirigi-
ef alrship ON the night OF November
T. says an Official statement, dropped
u bombs on Notifications and war
ships in the roadstcad of san pietro in
Sebenico bay The dirgible returned
without being hit in spite Of an in
tense fire from the Austrian coast bat
teries. San Pictro is town on the
island Of Brarza, the largest OF the
Dalmatian islands in the Adria,ic sea,
about ITO miles southeast Of Triest.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-03

taw City and there boarded a train
for McAlcstcr
II was while on the way 10 Choc.
taw that the shrill blast OF buple
smo,e the ait
That's the moh'S signal YOU men
had better look to your guns the
sheriff urdctcd. II Is said
No mob came l, developed ,ha, a
rural youth was giving farewell
salute before going to bed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-03
RATE INCREASE
IN TEXAS WILL
HELP THIS CITY
Oklahoma viii Annex Trade
Territory, Say Traffic Men,
DALLAS RATES ARE HIGHER


Trade territory hitherto monopollcd
by Dallas. Fort Worth and other
northern IeNa, Jobblng and manutac
turing cities will be annexed to Okla
homa GUYS trade zone Immediately
unless injunction, are granted by led
cral court, 90 prevent railroads from
putting into oNcc, increased irclgh,
rates between point, m Texas.
New Rates Permitted
The new rates were permitted hy the
interstate commerce commission IN ~
recent settlement oi the >o-callcd
Shreveport case" III which di,Drlmr-
nation was alleged with respect TO
rates from other state, into Texas for
similar distances The commissions
order requires an advance on practical
" all class and commodity rate, be
tween Texas points. effective November
I On October 81 1t refused TO extend
the date OF or alter the order cXcep,
as it applies 70 livestock and few
other articles
Rates Less.
Under the new tariffs. freight rates
from Oklahoma City into trade terri
tory formerly controlled by Dallas IS
much. less from this city than from
Dallas.
For instance. on freight OF certain
class, the rate from Dallas TO Amarillo
Continued on Page Twol
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-03
HUGHES ASSA|LS
DEMOCRATS OVER
COST OF LIVING
Says Promise Broken Tariff
Law Attacked

HUDSON. y y Nov j-In In,
speech here today Charlie, + Hughes
made tho tariff his che f,heme and as
sailed the democratic party Tor ,tS iail-
urc to reduce the high cost OF living
Eloquent Promises.
81 think they were lust a. eloquent
IN promises four years ego a. they arc
today" Mr. Hughes Said AS lo"N
back to the statements that were matc
It that date ! cannot see how anyone
could have aid ANYTHING more elc-
qucnt, more purSuasvcly than vas Sdif
At that time with respect to what wa
going to be done for American labor
and American business You woul
have though, a, that time that the sur
OF promise had Just begun to shine upol
benightcd world aud that they wer,
going to have an entirely new condl
ton in which labor would profit to IN,
utmost and American business wour
get an extraordinary incentive
High Cost of Living
They told us. for example, that thcr,
was tho high cost OF living Well W.
all knew that; We had very intmat,
knowledge OF that fact, but what wa
still more to the point, they told US tha
they were going to reduce IT and tina
II we would only put them in powe,
they would show us how the high COS
OF living was gong to come dowr
Well, through a division in our ranks
which am glad to say has been hap
PLY healed, they had chance to SHOW
what they could do with this high COS
OF living
Becomes More Robust.
That robust companion, however
has become more and more robust. an,
seems to thrive on a democratic admin
lstra,ion And IT is mounting highc
and higher and taller and taller an
when VIC consider this promise IN IN
relation to the present promise, "
wonder whether they arc going to d
any better with respect to the iutur
than they did in these recent years wit
respect to this highly important mat
tar
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-03
Fair Tonight
Is Prediction

Local Foreoast-Fhlr weather tonluht
and Saturday not much change In tenn
perature,
State Foreosst-trldsy and Saturday
fair weather.
KANSAS Fair cooler In the south
east portion
ARKANSAS and WEST TEXAs-FnIr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-03
Mile a Minute
Pace Features
Race to Gull
Driver Passes
Through Enid,

ENID, Okla, Nov. 5,-(SpecialD
John McClelland Of Oklahoma
City passed through Enid at 1872
o'clock this afternoon in the Meri-
dian highway relay race to Calves
ton. He stopped one minute for
gasoline A large crowd had
gathered on the streets TO watch
him pass by,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-03
Men Under Arrest
Son for Royal Couple.

STOCKHOLM, Nov. 3.-The crowl
princess OF Sweden gave birth to a son
today Princess Margaret Victoria,
daughter OF Prince Arthur, Duke Of
Connaught was married to Crown
Prince Gustai Adolph in 1905 They
have four sons and one daughter.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-03
Dynamite Purchased

Several Ot the prisoners, according ~
the police. appeared at a powder fac
tory at kenVl. y J., yesterday and
purchased fifty stick, Of dynamite, 100
Illuminating cap, and 100 feet OF fuse.
Detectives were watching AT the fac
tory As a result OF clue obtained
during the investigation OF the cNplo-
sion last month Two sticks OF dyna-
mite found IN Central Park at that
time. bore the name Of a kenvil COM
pany. as the maker
James Murna, former subway guard
and James Mcclure. chauffeur OF
Caldwell y. J, visited kenvlIc yes
tcrday and purchased the explosive -
have been used in today, explosion ac-
cordlng to the police and Murna and
James Herhhy a former elevated
railway guard, 1t i, charged, purchased
the dynamite IN kcnyll on October
q
Men Under Arrest
Muma. Mcclure and fIcrihy are
under arrest. together with George Pol
lok. a former elevated guard; Law
renee kullc. a former subway guard
and Benjamin Harrison. a former Gle
vatcd guard
All OF these men except Mcclure, the
police say. are members of district
local Of the Amalgamatcd Association
of Street and Electric Railway en-
ployc,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-27
1DcrScn tie kcutttten?

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reids 1O GrgIrnOs. Ser arieg bat iett nit blnHger sdut an Die Tore
ibrer egnen 9enat gepohf Ge nit 10 pieIan, tit ag mud nit unferen
~nriLtariihen 5lngOeRn fbr fin1uerHb befeut. Die aaeritanlden JIie.
ger on ben 6ronten Der aaferten baben Nun Grfabrunge1 gefonaneIt un0
fh tn Sample Die 8~efbidIihfeit 0es fliegenoen Samplers efuorben.
Ner0en fe f1 nun nf lire g~lrgerpfldt eriunern, oa ibr 2uno fe
0ringen0 brnuht2 @erben fe formen2
3a9lreide auerfaniibe 8frger teAen os SoIbden in Der anrerifa.
niifen Region unter ben Jabnet 6ranfreids umo Gnglnn6s i'm SYeIoe
Sic bobeH I'M bituea grnt Der 5bLadten Grfabrunaen ueinunef tn0
fd nm aaunpfe Die gef1idIidfet Os n~oOernen SoIoaien erDorbmL
g8eDen fe fd ibrer gIrgetpfEndt erinnern, 0n ihr 2ono fe 0rfnapno
brntht2 Mar0en fe fonmaen2
lln0 f0n en- fe i~iberbaubt fon1n1en2 Wis feiner 9ehsin ser gef.
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aber Tire Redte Dem anerifanifbcn goIfe gegenlber bebaIten. Deun faf.
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