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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-21
ORGANIZED LABOR
IS GIVEN PRAISE
BY THE GOVERNOR
Chief Executive Speaks to
Delegates Here to Organ
ize State Federation Big
Social Held.

Governor NJ. Alexander this morning
addressed the delegates here in at-
tendance at the formation meeting Of
an Idaho State Federation Of Labor, He
pointed out to them that as organized
laboring men they were their brothers
keepers and it was their duty to start
at the bottom OF the ladder and work
in the interests Of common laborers and
see that they were organized and got
better aages for the work they were
doing. Fourteen years ago. he stated
he was mayor Of Boise and common
laboring men then We're paid $3.50 per
day, Then, he said, they bought
overalls at SIS cents per pair and now
paid Sl,25 for the same grade overalls.
Then, he said. they bought shoes at
$3.50 pair and for shoes Of an in
ferior grade they now paid $4 yet in
the face Of such raise in wearing APP
parel and a similar raise in food prod
acts, the common laboring men arc
asked 10 continue 10 work for $50 per
day which he declared they should be
getting not less than 50 a day. He
told the union men it was up to them
To help the common laborer get the
needed raise iu wages to maintain
himself and his family.
In opening his remarks the gov
ernor stated that he had come before
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-21
NO MORE BACKACHE
NO MORE MISERY

Hundreds of people have been re-
lieved of the agonies caused BY weak,
diseased or clogged-up Kidneys by us
ing solvaN, the new remedy that quick
" reaches the source of all kidney
complaints.
II you suffer with pains in your hack
and sides or have any Sims OF kidney
or bladder trouble such as rheumatic
pains. puffy swellings under the eyes
or in the feet and ankles If you are
nervous tired and run down. Or both
cred with urinary disorders, Solvax
will quickly and surely relieve YOU Of
your misery.
SolvaX is the most potent remedy
yet devised for Kidding the system of
uric acid and driving out ali the poi
sonous impurities which cause such
troubles. II neutralizes, dissolves and
makes the kidneys sift OFT all the uric
acid and poisons left BY the blood, ANA
renders the kidneys and urinary or
gans clean, vigorous and healthy.
G. L. JOY, the popular druggist, SAYS
that no medicine ought to be paid for
unless it does the user some good. lie
therefore sells Solvax under a positive
guarantee to quickly relieve the worst
cases Of kidney trouble or refund the
money. Try Solvax today and If you
cannot see and feel a decided change
for the better just go to Mr.. Joy and
tell him you want your money back and
he will return it without question.
This is the strongest argument that can
be offered on behalf of any medicine.
Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-21

the union men to repay the visit which
they had made at the capitol yester-
day. Every man, he said. should be
interested in the government of his
state. He asked the union men to for
get that he was the governor of Idaho
and to consider him only as common
man, interested in the things which
they were interested and trying to as
sist mankind as they were assisting
him.
Governor Alexander declared that he
favored organized labor and that its
influence was powerful and should be
exercised In the right direction, which
it most always was. All classes Of
business men, he stated, were organ
ICED and continually on the firing line
for what they wanted from the state
and legislature and organized labor
should also be in the front ranks with
its demands. which he felt were justi-
fled ana should receive consideration.
Today the federation delegates are
working upon the constitution and by
laws and anticipate that it will be nee
essary TO hold q night session in order
to perfect the organization by tomor-
ibW CIV tlAlll6s
Praise for Organizer.
Much praise is being given c. o.
Young the national organizer, a vet
eran in the ranks Of union labor, who
is putting his skill and energy into the
formation Of the state body here and
looking after every detail that the or
ganization may start right and be put
on footing that it may grow In COM
ing years.
The jollification meeting last night
at the Moose hall was attended by
some 800 people and proved a most en-
toyable affair. Dancing was enjoyed
and light refreshments served. Adj
dresses were made by Councilman
John A. Davis, NJ. e. Verline of WAL
lace: w. G. Scholtz. head of the bn-
reau OF farm markets; A. w. Muir OF
Pocatello Ernest Beckman of Wal
lace, and c. o. Young Misses Hazel
Camp and Helen Calver> entertained
with a piano duet: Albert j. Tompkins
with violin solo. Mrs. Fred Rosene
sang a vocal solo and Mr.. Rosene gave
whistling solo.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-21
ssrn,ons pramina Crowds.

The series of sermons on "The End
81 the World an exposition Of the
Book Of Revelation, is drawing large
at the Baptist church
this week. Sunday It was necessary
70 open both side rooms TO aceommo-
date those who came. Another large
congregation gathered last night in
spite Of the storm. Pastor G, L. ira
win announces that tonight he viii
briefly review the sermon Of last even
ing on THE Passing of the Christian
Church. for the benefit Of those de-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-21

tanned by the storm. The subject for
this evening is The Rapture Of the
Bride and the vision through heaven 8
open door of Jehovah's throne room as
the last preparations are being made
for the Judgment Of the world" Song
service at 7:45. Sermon at O'clock.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-21

man Of the arrangements committee,
has written the governor asking him to
come if possible. Other men Of prom
inence who will be in attendance are,
President Nicholas Murray of the
Columbia university, New York and
President Holland of the Washington
state college, Pullman. Wash. All towns
in the inland empire will be represent
ed.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-21

james Callan, one Of the heavily in
terested cattlemen or the Dayton
country. was today appointed menl-
Der Of the livestock sanitary board BY
Governor Alexander to succeed ]. B.
Hit, resigned.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-21

The following is taken from the min
utes of the state land board:
Certain correspondence between
Manager B. P. Shawhan of the King
Hill irrigation project and the Slick
Brothers Construction company. which
was filed with the governor. was read
before the board and ordered filed in
the office OF the register, following
which It was moved by Governor Alex y
ander and seconded by SECRETARY Of
state Barker that Manager y, p. Shaw
han be and he Is hereby instructed to
enter into correspondence with tho
Slick Brothers Construction company
for the settlement or the delinquent
maintenance account with the King
hin irrigation project ana report To
this board within ten days the result Of
his efforts.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-21

Stenographers in the statehouse wit
messed an expert typewriter typist in
action in the board room Of the Sec
Rotary of state, this morning. "A gem
eral Invitation was issued to all ste
nographers in the building to be pre-
sent. and most OF them responded. The
exhibition was remarkable for the
speed displayed
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-21

A. Il. Charlton of Arcadia, Neb., has
written Governor Alexander asking for
Information as to the whereabouts Of
his wife's brother John D. Craven. He
says in part in his letter to the gov
ernor: My wifeis brother. John D.
Craven lived In your state several
years ago and all at once dropped out
of sight and we had no word from him
for years He lived around Bellevue
or Haley"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-21

Notary public appointments were
made today as follows Chester Hal
weston, Centeryille; .Junius Mccoy,
Three Creeks; =. B. Yaden, Homedale,
Charles f. Reddoch. Boise.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-21

z The governor has been notified that
Canyon county has set April 4 as AR
Dor day.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-21

w. H. Thorpe. chief deputy state
game warden. was back at head
quarters today following trip made
to the Hay, Spur and Warm River
hatcheries. He says both hatcheries
are in excellent condition at the pre-
sent time and will have good sea-
son.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-21
Under Tie Capitol Dome

s--------r-------s.-
The governor has been notified that
Canyon county has set April as Ar
Dor day.
Notary public appointments were
made today ais follows; Chester Hal
weston. Centerville; .Junius Mccoy,
Three Creeks; T., b. Yaden, Homedale.
Charles f. Reddoch, Boise.
James Callan. one Of the heavily in
terested cattlemen or the Dayton
country. was today appointed asmem-
! Der Of the livestock sanitary board BY
Governor Alexander to succeed ]. b
Hit, resigned.
| Stenographers in the statehouse witt
messed an expert typewriter typist in
action in the board room OF the Sec
Rotary of state. this morning. "A gem
eral Invitation was issued to all ste
lnographers in the building to be pre-
sent. and most of them responded. The
exhibition was remarkable for the
speed displayed.
w. H. Thorpe, chief deputy state
game warden, was back at head
quarters today following trip made
to the Hay, Spur and Warm River
hatcheries. He says both hatcheries
are in excellent condition at the pre-
/ sent time and will have a good sea-
son.
The state board Of examiners is in
session today passing on a large num-
Der Of claims presented against the
state,
In order that the entire highway
commission of Idaho which is interest
ed in the construction Of good roads
can be in attendance, the governor to-
day appointed E. a. Van Sicklin, w A.
Brohead and George r. Barker, secre-
tary OF state, and members Of the com
mission together with State Highway
Engineer =. M. Booth, delegates to the
annual convention of the National Park
Highway association which meets Mt
Spokane, March 49,.
A. M. Rowe, former adjutant general
Of this state, writes a friend at the
statehouse he will be back in Boise
from MS WISH IN C0lCdBO anu the east
during the early part of April. He eX-
poets to leave April S. General Rowe
says Burton and Hughes look like the
leaders in the east in the race for the
Republican presidential nomination.
Governor. Alexander is in receipt of
telegram from the New York Amer
lean regarding the present serious
Mexican situation which confronts this
/ country and what he believes should be
the attitude Of the United States. The
/ telegram from the American is as fol-
4 lows:
Now that United States troops have
entered Mexico should we not remain
there and clean up whole situation as
we did in Cuba and Philippines? In
your opinion what would be moral Eff
/ feet should United States cease its eff
forts to capture Villa"
In reply, Governor Alexander wired
as follows
In my opinion this country sho"SS
capture ana dispose Of villa after
which It should remain in Mexico un-
/ til order and good government are fully
established"
If possible the governor will be pre-
sent at the meeting Of the Moscow
Chamber of Commerce, March ~
when the annual banquet Of that or
ganizatlon is held. p. T. Byrns, chair
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-21

Regarding the hearing this week
with those interested in the Twin
Falls Salmon River project the land
board made the following entry In its
minutes:
Report Of state Engineer ]. IT..
Smith, dated the 18th inst. covering
the proposition Of reduction 81 the
Twin Falls Salmon River project to
10000 acres. received the attention OF
the board and it was moved BY Seere-.
#tary Of State Barker and seconded by
state Auditor Huston that March 49,
1916, at 10 o'clock a. m. be and the
same hereby is fixed as the day on
which this board viii meet the Twin
Falls Salmon River Land q Water
company and the settlers in consider
alton Of the aforementioned PROPOSE
ton and the register is hereby directed
to give notice by wire to said company
and the secretary of the water users
association. extending invitation to
them To meet the board on said day at
the state capitol. Motion carried by
unanimous vote. The report Of the
state engineer was ordered f1led.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-21

The rights OF sheep and stockmen,
respectively, to the lands OF the state
for grazing purposes, occupied the at
tentiont of the state land board yester-
day afternoon. They are appearing to
be heard with regard to the new rules
and regulations which the board pro-
poses to adopt in connection with the
leasing of state land Yesterday a
delegation of sheepmen headed by
James F.. Clinton and Andrew Little
appeared before the board. Senator
Ravenel Macbeth also appeared and
asked the board to hear the cattlemen
on the range question which was
granted.
The discussion Of the leasing of the
range was spirited. The two mile limit
Law played a conspicuous part in the
proceedings as did also the question Of
the right Of sheepmen to use the stock
range for grazing their sheep during
certain periods Of the year. The stock
interests were represented by William
Goodall Of Eagle and 7. c. Breshears
Of Ola.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-21

The state board Of examiners is in
session today passing on large num-
Der Of claims presented against the
state,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-21

The state land board at a meeting
yesterday afternoon adopted an amend
ment to the contract between the state
and the Wickahoney Land & Water
company which increases the acreage
of the Bruneau project from 32,031 TO
42,577 acres and the cost of eonstruc-
ton from $750000 to $1,256,00 The
attorney general must first approve
the amendment before 1t Is written
into the contract.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-21

WE can sell flashlights cheaper than
anyone else in town because we buy
right. Boise Auto Supply & Sporting
Goods Co, 1909 Main St M21
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-21
zoo LATE no CLASSIFY

FOR sALE-one good mich COW.
Phone 3g7J. M23c
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-21

FORD car for sale. Boise Overland
Co, phone 324. M27
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-21

If possible the governor win be pre-
sent at the meeting Of the Moscow
Chamber of Commerce. March ~,
when the annual banquet Of that or
ganization is held b. T. Byrns, chair
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-21

GOOD garden hose at low prices Elk
change store, 1909 Main M21
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-21
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED-Barber at once. Apply
Idanha Barber Shop. NH
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-21

POTATOES SEED PoTAToEs-The
best Of quality and varieties. Corner
Tenth and Front streets. c. F. Max
well. m27e
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-21

WANTED Setting hens, 141s state
st. Phone 1861. If
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-21

WANTED-A dining room girl at the
Sherman House, Seventh and Jeffer-
son. Apply mornings M22
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-19
Sic Grnte Sitpreufens.

gerIin, 0rabtlos iiber Soppille,
16. Oft. = 8eridte aus &onigsberg,
S5tpreuBen, belagen, baB it'd in pit
preuBen $4,000 @eftar 1921 $50
Meres) 2anb unter 8ebouung NIT
@etrei6efriihten befin0en. Sizes ltno
$4,000 Seftar (180,310 Mcres) mebr
als int Sabre 1915. 3ieie @adridt
brinqt sic 8erliner lteberieenodrt9=
tenagertur. Sic @rnte tit I'M 272,-
900 Son1ren geltiegen nno bot IN pie Die
fem Sabre eine @0be BON $4,000
Tonnen erreiht. Ser Sberpralttent
Ser Gropin8 Sitpreuben mo6t be-
fonnt, baB nit bieien l1eberlhnB et=
tpa 2,500,000 Eerionen mebr als tint
Boriabre in 6em fonmenoen Sabre
perlorqt meroen fon1ten. 2ie 3u=
nobme an bebontem 2ano lit baupt=
5adlih oen1 @ie6eroufban Der @e=
genben 5u5uidreiben, Die olrd) oen
rullilhen ginfan na6 SltpreuBen
perfpii jtet iporben 1paren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-19
Seine 11niidltbore @egiermng."

0mobo, @ebr., 16. Oft. -
Gborles 6. @ugbes a11ttportete ON
Montog in elmer 9feoe, Sic er ii
Sn1nba, geb., bielt, ouf 6ie Mnidnl:
oigung, baB feline grtpablung gleid.
be6enten6 >per6en 1piir6e nit Scr St.
ritbtung elmer uuniidtbaren &egie.
rl1ng" in 6en 8ereinigten Staaten
Cine ungebeure @enidenmengf
mobnte Ser int 9lubitorium gebalte.
men gerlan1n1lung bel. Serr Sugbes
erfldrte, es bobe feline ~nnlidtbare
Negierung" gegeben, olS er @ouper:
neur bon Seem Oorf getpeien lei uni
es tpiir6e ebeniotpenig cine geben
tpenn er in 6as @eibe @ous in @alb;
ington 5ieben tpiir6e. uS9 CLAUDE
0oB id i'm @egentbei1 bon Ser gege11'
tnartigen Communication nit rnbigen1
@etpiiIe11 bebaupten fann, namlid)
6oB ie 5un groBen Sbeil cine glomi'
niItration bon inoffi5iellen Wortfub:
rern nno gebeimniBnollen @infliilier
getpeien lit. l1n6 i9 fann NIT boulte1
l1eber5el1gung bebaupten, 6ab t6 eint
&egierung nit 5mei Saulern, nt1>
1ridt nit 6rei, tpiinide.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-19
Sic s}nmGnen miii1en in Gieben.

~
biirqen f1trhtbore @er1r1ite erlitten
boben. @enn sic 9onboner Mclou1t'
qen idon anqeben, bob Sic 9oae Mn'
maniens fritiih lit, bonn lit oie M1t-
nohme, 6oB ser 9l,iammenbrudl ltn-
mitte1bar beporitcbt, tpoh1 qereftfer.
tiqt. 3us 9an6 bot feline belten Srnp'
ben otf Sen @d11adtfeIoern aclallen.
Ser g3elt bes Seeres tpiro feinen a15u
qroBen @i6erlton6 mehr leilten ton-
mem. 9lber bos Ghlin1mlte ltcht Ser
binon6 nod bepor: bie nnpermeiolidle
geiet11ng ieines 2onbcs 6nrf) Die
nofriiden6en @cgner. Sc iieht aus,
oIs tpollten Ieutlde, Seitcrreid,er,
l1ngorn un6 gulgaren iid bon allen
seiten gIeid8eitia altf sic @alodei
1tiiraen. eesn1 Morben 6riiden lie idlon
6urh sic N6iie ser Tronsiplpaniihen
Mlpen, mo grlppen Ser 3entralndfl-
|te bereits ouf run1d1riidem 8rl1no
un6 8o6en fteben. golo tperoen lie
o11d bon @eiten un6 Sii6en ber iiber
sic Conan feten, uno 6ann miro o1e
Offupier11ng rofde ssortidlritte mo-
diem. Sc lit bobe 3eit, bob Seroi=
non6 un6 ieine engIiide Nrin8eilin
lire Softer baden. Genn ehe biele
Woden ins 2onb geben, miro Die
Sauptitoot @nforeit in Modeniens
o6er 1olfenbopns Sdn6en iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-19
II. SetDber.

s511 elmer balbantliben Grfldrnng
iiber sic furdtbaren fra115olt1hen
un6 briti1den Nerlulte an Ser Cont
me Bel Sen erfolglo1en Gerlu6en> Die
0eutl6en 2inien norolib bon oem
IluB 5u bur6brede11, beiBt es BON
Berlin 6rabtlos nad SappiQe: ug1e
Irog06ie an ser 9omne nabert 1ih
0ent 9obepu>rft." 9lls sic Briten gum
slnqriff maize 8ue0ecourt porItilr1n=
ten, perlieB sic 6. oel1tide Snfante-
rieDipiiion lire 5erlt6rten @tellln=
gen uno rihtete ELM fl1rdtbares @ez
}pebr= 1tn6 Moidinengemebrfeuer ouf
Sic porriifenoen oi9ten feinoliden
Ma1len. Oie Menge1 tp1tr0en an Ell
nigen gtellen budltabli9 nieoerge=
n1adt. ssS1 ienem 8eridt miro 3D.
ral1f bingetpieien, 0aB 6ie sll1ierten
6os nadlte 3iel ibrer Sfferltpe, 8a=
poun1e unb Yeronne, imn1er nod
ni6t errei9t baben, troboem BON
2on6on rno Noris tagtaglib on6ou=
ern6e giege befonnt gena6t meroen
glu6 an Ser Sltfront lteben oie
9[ftien bor5iiglid. Sic Sdladt in
@oli5ien an Ser @abnlinie 8ro6p=
9elnberg, 5tpiiden Ser grmee gobn1=
@rmoni uno Sen &ulien perlauft 5u=
q1nlten ser tentonii6en Serbiin6eten; !;
audi bel 1orna Motro, &irlibaba, am
S1notrec nn6 Bel 2u6oma errangen
Tie grfolge. Wean tann iogen, bob
bon elmer ruiiii@en Sffenlipe nidt
ntebr sic 9fe6e 1ein fann. Shllben<
qraben tpur6en on elmer 6ront bon
IL Meeile bon Sen olterreihiIh-oeut=
l6en Streitfrd item genommen; 1900
@efongene 1pur6en gemadt, nno 5ebn
Ma1dinenge>pebre tpur0en erbeutet.
9ie neue itolieniide Sffenltpe tit,
pie sic 0iterreihii6=ungari1de See
resleitl.ng amtli6 befun11t gibt, boil
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@latt 49, 'peiiume.
xntuort Ser sllliierts &c., >erifa's
Grutcitnpte angelans s. Ncm
etaatsoepartement lhs :
6dnippd)en geldlagen.
Glatt>

IS q bington IA. DIT. = De
a,1t1port Sranfreid)S nn0 GroBbrl-
u1tuiens a11f Die amerifanilben Uor-
oerungen betreffs gilmildung lel=
tens Ser genannten Climber III Den
$oltoerfehr auf bober See uno Der
aeies1piorigen Gcrldleppung BON
Eo]toanlpIern nad britilben @aten,
1T cine l,nperl6leierte slbmeilung al
Ter 8ebauptllngen un0 Ioroerllngea
oes Observation-Disclosures, pplelblt Die
stote bellte s(beno befannt gegebel1
ullroe. Iie 9fote giebt I'M Erin5ip
Ole llnperletlihteit Der Holt, mie I'M
lnternationolen Gelet nie0ergelegt,
III, lprid)t ibr oielelbe uber in Der
sSraris ob. england wie eSranfretd}
beErllpten Elm &edt 5r baben anlerl=
to11il de Folt 5u inlpi5ieren, mabreno
lie 1ah @o1terbano ilden. Sic slnt-
.uort lit cine @erausforoerung on o1e,
le Mcgier1ng un0 miro allge1neln alS
bas leste Msort ser brit1iden l11o
fro115oIilhen Negierung IN oie1er g(1=
aeIeqenbeit betruhtet.
Sic 5lpel perbiinoeten &egierungen
beonlprl1d)en oos Hed)t neltrole Yolt-
unffe bon ibren1 &urS nad) aQiier=
ten Sdfen 5l1 bringen sum 3tpede Die
Nolt t]ad)en 5u 11nteriuden, eeluieretl
ooer .au fonfis5ieren. 9ieier slnlprl1h
m11r0e 1pie6erbolt bon 6en Ser. Stoa=
ten obqeuielen, ni9t auein betreffS
Don Eolt ionoern ou6 bon aorgos:
Qus ei115ige 3ugeitan0niB, peldes
Die beioen @egierungen mad den, TT IN II
folqenoem Nuiius Ser 9sote entbol=
ten: vgetreffs Gerie,toung bon 90
fu1ne11ten uro &orreipon0en5en, mel,
de uuf ne1ttrolen Sd)iffen uno lelblt
in Safen ser slniierten gefunoen tper=
SEN rn0 in feinem 3uiammenbang
NIT 1e1n &riege 1tebet1 baben Die ul=
Iiierten 9fegierl1ngen Die 8eboroen
onqe1pielen, iold]e Sdriftltiide ntbt
a11fsubaIten, ionbern oieielbe iponoa.
lid ohne Ier5l1g tpeiter5nbetoroer11. "
@dlieBlib erflaren oie aniierten Nes
aierunqen in einem tpeiteren Ea1lus
fih bereit, fir Shaoer, meld)er onr6
ssSr11peftion BON Holtladen aus ger=
ieben er1t1tanoen, ipater ouf5uto1n=
men. IuB sic Ser. Stooten ont 20.
ecs1li Elm Memorano1tm on Die britt
1he @egier1ng ian6ten, ma1roe erlt
iebt befan11t. gs ban6elt lth Inn Die
Berlen0ung bon @ertbpapieren etc.
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