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Middletown transcript., 1916-01-15
IDDLETowN, DEL, JAN. IS, 1916
cor HIS DUES
JOLIET, ILL.,, Jar

.John Robart, owner of the Jol-
let Welding Company, is fighting
for his life in St. Joseph's Hospital
with a bullet at the base of his brain.
IA fellows got to pay the pen
atty, he said, haltingly, as he gasp
ed for breath tonight. eff live,
I'm going back to my wife and kids
in Philadelphia. He said his real
name is John Ulrich.
On a slab at the morgue lies the
body of Mrs. Lillian Pfeiffer, whom
all Joliet knew as Mrs. John Robart.
She killed herself after shooting
Robart at his office on one of the
main streets this morning.
Pinned to Mrs. Pfeiffer's corset,
the police found a note breathing
the same tragic philosophy that
was the burden of Robart's words.
She wrote:
"The wages of sin and deception
is DEATH . The tragedy brought to
light Jekyl-Hyde romance, which
is the most surprising social sensa-
ton in Joliet's history North
america.
This fellow Ulrich (''Robart' who
no doubt was an ardent diciple of the
Germanic "Kultur"-in turn left Mrs.
Pfeiffer-after robbing her of all her
money-for a pretty ballet girl, and
this is the poetic justice his angry mis-
tress No. 2 meeted out to him:
''Robart arrived at his Office near
the central part of town at 7.3O
this morning. He was opening his
mail. From an envelope he fished
bill from hardware firm. ''To
John Robart: One revolver, $1O",
it read.
"What the devils this? said Ro-
bart to his secretary. Mrs. Pfeiffer
threw open the door.
"Will you take me back?' asked
the white-faced woman.
NO." thundered Robart and turned
his back.
Mrs. Pfeiffer drew her handfrom
her muff. 1t gripped the revolver
she had charged to Robart's s account.
She fred. The bullet entered the
back of his neck and lodged at the
base of the brain. Robart stagger-
ed to the street. The woman placed
the muzzle of her pistol to her head
pulled the trigger and fell dead.
1t pleases Heaven sometimes, tho
alasl not always-to give these lecher
Gus scoundrels, who desert faithful
wives to take up with adventuresses NJ
better than themselves, payment in fui
in this world for their villainies.
But, we say again, it is not SO al
ways. For instance, there is that mil
lionaire rascal Colby, for long time
head of the Millionaire Steel Trust, wiz
forsook the devoted little woman wht
as wife and mother was faithful to hin
for many years, who, moreover, witt
her own Industrious hands earned the
money that educated her scamp OF
husband and set him on the high roaC
to fortune. Yes, this ungrateful GU
left that noble wife Of his youth foi
some pretty faced dancing chit witt
whose publicly displayed charms he wa
smitten! He now lives in clover. HI
will get his later.
And there have been many others. i
sulIies the greatness of heroic Nelson
name that he stole Lady Hamilton ava!
from her lawful spouse; and not littlt
disgusts one that John Ruskin tamely
submitted to similar marital theft.
1t has come to be looked upon as one
of the perquisites attached to the mil
lionaire station that the pursy plutocra
may swap off or steal as many wives a.
his princely fancy shall dictate, anC
thigh society" smiles approvirgly
Middletown transcript., 1916-01-15

One reader claims to have discov-
cred why a new novel or new play
is generally spoken of by the producer
as gripping" He says he did it by
the simple process of looking up the
definition Of "gripe" in the dictionary.
Middletown transcript., 1916-01-15
An All Around Gia Man.

Estabrook is Il big plan physically,
mentally and politically. Quite six
feet in height, erect, rugged, he would
be a man of commanding presence in
any gathering. lis mental attainments
are attested by his signal success in
the practice Of law and by the wide
spread interest in his every public ut
terance on governmental, economic
and social problems He has always
been a student and when he discusses
a subject he speaks with the author
ity of one who has mastered it. His
conclusions are invariably sound. and.
once he has arrived at them. they are
proclaimed frankly and fearlessly, for
he is essentially a man with the cOur-
age of his convictions.
For instance, he has been one of the
most drastic critics of President Will
son and the present Democratic adj
ministration, arraigning them for their
tariff law which bankrupted the fed
eral treasury and which places the
American farmer, the American manu-
facturer, and the American labOrer at
the mercy Of foreign competition, and
for foreign policy which has destroy
ed the respect that the American flag
and American citizens once command
ed in every quarter of the globe
A Preparedness Pioneer, M
Likewise Mr.. Estabrook was the first
man prominently before the public to
outline a concrete program Of national
defense, which he presented in an ad
dress before the American Bankers
Association September 8th last at Seat
tie, characterized II the Seattle Times
as zone of the n. remarkable ad-
dresses ever delivered in the North
west" and hQ was the first Republican
leader to point the way to the reunion
and harmonizing Of all elements Of the
party, his "Get-Together' plea before
the Mckinley Club of Omaha, Nebfas-
ka, last October, having attracted wide
spread attention.
From the time Mr.. Estabrook open
ed the Republican National campaign
in Chicago in 1896 he has been recog-
nized as one of the ablest campaigners
in the United States, and there have
been few speakers in greater demand
The issues in the great contest Of
1916, which is to restore the Pepuhlic-
IN party to the administration If M
tional affairs, will be Protection Pres
perity. and Preparedness. in Mr. Lsta-
brooks Judgment, with "Get-Togcthcr''
rs the slogan for Republicans of every
shade Of ur.riian. lie h"s beea preach
ing thiS go4gcl in III sections IF TIE
country. ard t~.; iret w.th enthusiastic.
re"opti.a.S crcrvw.erf' ~ h1s gone.
Middletown transcript., 1916-01-15

Of the last 25 years, ana they are be
ginning to inquire whether the pOpu-
lar demand for new leadership is ac-
tually so strong as TO give this new
man the greatest political prize over
which men struggle
Middletown transcript., 1916-01-15
7EHHEY
Our Promised Bargains !

they expected annual stock-Takng has
enough opened up articles department ~
which less than we "ou
of under othe
BIG CUTS Remnants
etc., cart be avoidedtbev are part of the cost doing But
they big gain every wise enough to take
vantage Of this yearly bargain sale Examine what follows
Ladies Coat Suits
strictly all wool materials every way
sold by for $12 $8 but seng
at the merely figure of $500
Also others this seasons in all wool materials in all the ne"
the truly bargain price OF
s2! Numbers o
Evening Dresses
Evening Crepe Chine Crepe Meteor
aloveraces all the popular pastel These Dresses were
Manufacturers line of choice Sample Goods cheap price then but
literally given away the lot that is
That's selling but al
giving We add, Come quickly you'll be dis
appointed to find them gone
Ladies CIAiIdren's Coats
Weyet good o Chden Coats
handsome made the ty1eso different good
which selling now the small of
per THIRD!
Goods
taking inventory department
particle Remnants among with
little great making them dressing
All valuable Remnants for ONE HALF
-25c for ands
Ladies and Mems Rain Coats
Coats thoroy proof Materials
U for $2-bu they only 81!
Girls Tub
Fine suitable for School Dress Every knows the
Chldrens
gnghams large
the coIored
ting from 81 to So SO for-but they 90 Soc
Mems Shirts
Shirt like
will when these gone Also
Madras Shirts in lovely striped patterns $.OO
Ou White Sale January and ends
FOCEL & BURSTANDept.S Store
MIDDLETOWN DELAWARE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-03

@ie uon q. R. @mii6 pum 1ritis
i6en Dnupier 45obaD ser acIterr
bon Goroiii I'M 6icii0eu Noien Gin.
traf beridtet piro, idmimmt iut
eHalildjen Stunol cine sroBe D3caae
9aaen 8aumpole. sic perntitbid
uon einem 5Miii itammcn mcls6es
cntlneoer pon einen oeItidlen lIaler
Iccboot torpeoirt mllroe ooer aii cine
SeeHinc qcroi5cn iit Die @abaD
miro III Baltimore Wollai la0cn.
Der dliIeniidc IaInpfcr uWioipo"
mira III Hdblter gSol0e niit rinrr ga.
omg BON 1000 Eoniei Gote BON
bier ourd oen @anama Nanal uadl
&alparaiio iabrea nno omn nit cis
ner eaolng 5alpetcr 5Ariid iouuueu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-03
2rci Sabre slrbcits6ous,

Boli5eiridter ciercbt oer6dnatc oieil
Siroic iiber einen 9lc0er.
I6omoS 9iIlians 6ahc cine
weibc 6rou auaegriiien lmo cine
onocre parlebi 9lcgcr Stroldlc
iinoen feina oinaoc 6c i6m
glls abidredeuoeo 9eiipiel
gllif orei Sabre ii oie Corrections
anItolt piIroc acitcri ourlb Nla9i.
irat @eretbt I'M Boli5eiaerirbt oes
5itliheu TiitriftS SEA iS Sabre dte
9leaer S6omoS g9iliamS. ser in g}r.
Ii3. 5iio Spring SiroBe, luo6nt.
0eibidt neil a iih Mlontaa gtaAt
All 6rnl 9i5jic @feil tbdtdd perarif
len nuo anBeroem glribnr Seiie nit
cinem Dleiier crbcblicb uerleBt 6atte
Sroi @ieiI iagte Bel ser @cr6ano.
luna aus, ooB iie aegeu 10 llbr
9lbeu0s 0urh etnc 9(lleO nod ibrem
Souic. 9lr. $40, Silo 9Inu StroBc
ging oils iic pl5BliA bon @iaiomS
iibcriallcn uno Sit @oocu geporicu
wrroe PTS aHi i6re SiiIieruic Serr
Sciie Der IN 9lr. i719, @ougb Ctr,
ruobnt, ber6ciliei, lieB ser g1caer io
tort Don ibr al ino ueriu1te, iidj iei.
men @eauer nit einen Nlciier bonn
Sallc 5u 6altcu Gbwo6l SER Sociic
unbcmoliuet mar itiir3te cr iidj of
ocn glcger ln0 cr6iclt BON ocniclben
cine cSGnittulnoc iintcr Sem lin.
Zen glrm @illioms nioGic iio6 oar.
mllbin anS oem Stml6e iptrOc nbcr
'lpdter bon Eaiianten pcrioI9t inns
ld)licBlid icitaenommen Zen Ser.
leticn iiberiiibrtc niaa IN Oas uSt.
,SolepDs NOipital~
@ci GcrfiinOiouna oes llrt6eils
loltc Dldaiitrai Gicrcdt .,S6r 9lcacr
tonnt linierc wciBcn Sraueu iii Git.
Baltimore nicbt anerciieu obne oaB
eS cllcb tbGncr $40 iiehcn fomnlt ic
lance idl ehuoS 5n ioacn babe gsc
zen oes glngriiiS oui 8rnu gieil
luuroe @iflioms opf Gin Sa6r in'S
Gorrcttionsbous acidjidt luo rrDielt
nod emc 3uiabiiroie BON 3iuci Sob
ren neil a. Scrrri Seiie nit eiuenl
@leilcr aeilot6ep 6aiie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-03
g0anbcrnn nnfnrfnnNrn-

g'odoem iic iid oiti Dem g9cqc
pom &oIono &orf no fic ibren Sobu
bciumt bottc, uadl Der gSobung
lbrcr Sodtcr uerIduien bottc, muroc
oie 7O.ja5rigc 6raiI aatborinc aou
ncr om @lontag glodmittag nabe
oenI rSouoou @arf 5ricoboi" nm
beripanocru0 ouigeiunocu lno Sa
i0rer eigencn 5iderbcit nod Der iiiOs
lueItlihen 9SoIi5eiitction oebrodt.
Nbre Sodtcr SSroll GbriIiiue gcder
pou 9lr 1915. gBeit ErottItroBc,
9oIte iic oaielbIt oeitern gormittoa
oD- 6rou a0Ilner, welNc nur oeutih
ipridt por bei i6rer 9luffinolma
niat in stonoc, iid ali i6rc glorcic
81 cntiinncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-03

&aroinal @i6bouS bciano i'd &C.
liern in @oi6ington Inn Der Ncirr
oes goloeuen SubilGums 0cS Mon.
liquors S6onos g. Sec, 9siarrcr Scr
St- Niatt1cp.airdlc, 6ci5lnpobncu
mo oca Gcreuonic'n porinibcu.
Sen CARDINAL pitoc bel Sem Sod
omt pom YiIcbof Gorriopn inns onoc-
rn Naltimorcr @rieiicru aiiiitir!.
Nionli1nor Sec, ueldcr ieit % co6.
rca fIarrer oer St W1otiGem-Qirdjc
ilf lit elm oirettcr 9lodfonrmc oeS
GbcrlIcu Nidaro Gee pou 9irqinien
nuo peg @ouUernenr BON WiarDlun0.
Dor ieiucr Grneunng sum @iarrcr
Der st. Mnttbep.Nirdle mar Der
@lonlanor 9lcttor Der aat6eoraIc IN
Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-03
Bic etaOtrot0s.eituuocu.

0crr So1u s. Nlobou miro ciugc.
idliuorcn mO ninlmt al Scr
Stootrot6SiiBung G6cil 3obIs
reide @lmucuipcnOcu i6m bon
iciucn poliiiihcu 6rcimOcn 5uac-
iouot, eiuIoOuug SIR 8ciihii'
almg ocs uSoietp 6irit Special"
ongenommcu,
3u elmer ent6uiioitiidjcn Ecmou-
itrotion 5ohlreid)cr 8oltimorer Ies
mofrateu aeitdtetc iiH geitern ser
9(mtSontritt BON Scrrn Sobn s. Nlo.
Jon i'm 5ipeiten Stootrotbs5weige
Ser gaBe &mm ipnr nit 9Iunen.
forbeu uno loieu StrdnBeu geiiilt
mo ser Git 0cs ueucu 8ertrctcrs
oeS eriieu 1iitrifts alic6 einem nab.
rem glumcnmecrc gic meiiten Demo.
frotiiden Grgoniiotioncu Der StaOt
mo 5obncibc Eripotpcriouen botten
Serrn Wio6on bcrrlide 9huneuariiBe
aeianot aur5 Dor 9cginn Scr Git
3ung cri1ien Serr Mabon IN oent
Bureau oeS WioDors Hreiton un0
mlroc oort eingeidporcH Gr na1m
bereitS IN Der geitrigcn Siblng iei.
nen Glib Elm.
Gle @artbe6oroe ieBte geiicru oie
StaotDerwaltmg oopon in aenntniB,
Dab ole glngeitellten in oeu 0iientli.
den 4ortS I'M Gintlang init ocn
9ldtitnoen.@e ar6citcu iino iiir
lleber5cit I'M 9coorisiollc beionoerc
9ergiitug cr6altcn. @onI crIten
Sto0troibS3peiac aus mar Dor eini.
ger Belt Die Yarfbe60r0e eriudjt NOR.
oen cine Dlitt6eilung oorii6er 3u
matcn OBJ feline llebertretlrnqen 0eS
glhtihruoen 9lrbeitaeicbcs ser Be
b6roe 3lT acuutiliB aelongt icieu
Cic Sibunqcl in beiocn 3tpciaen
lD1ren geltern Oer Grlc0lglill0 DON
Routiuegridditcu gcuiomet. 9cioc
3iueioe no6mcn cine Ginlaoung Der
9lnI0eSregCuug ait, 0cu vSaieiD
Sirlt Special an Srcitog gladuit.
tog inn ll6r 81 6ciidtigeu Vic Ser
oronlmh bic Der vSoutbern Sotcl
Go" sic GrlaibniB aicbt ali Ser
Sig1t- mo @erhan.StraBc elm iiber
iS5 SUB bo6es Sotelgcb6uoe 81 crs
rihtcm wuroe in orittcr 2eilng i'm
criten 3ipeige ongcnomen
GaS Gomite iiir @eiunobeitSmeiGn
beridtete aeiiern oie @croronuug fiir
Reaulirimg Der 9lbioll6e6alter giin-
| itig Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-03
Ter 8cIiiriea Gciitc Dor einclu
Sabr.
3. gai 1918.
(9lab sem 9criCbt OcS Gcutld)en
@cncralitabs.)

SSn scr 05cqcno BON gpern ncbs
men oic Genti6en Ben @nglan-
ser oos pidti9e @ebol5 n0rolid
bon @rapcus Sofel ob.
Sn QittaueH riidt ociitide 9lci-
tcrei 6iS quf siuci ailomcter iiio-
ucitlih oonDiitou Dor mo ninnt
1000 g3uiien aeiangen.
Nn y9eit-@ali5ien iin0en oic
0itcrreidiihlulgoriidcn Gulppcu
bel Sarnou beiti1cn MiNerltauo,
fonuieu oagegcn iiiolih oouoa
acaen Gud)op al Ger 9ialo Oor-
udrtS. Tic Soeeresgrilppc 2lla-
dcnici iii ocll gegcn oie&iSlofd
peidcnoeu 3eiioe 10 idlarf allf
ocit Ncrieu, oaB er nh IN iciier
5UeiteH NaiptiieIlIng nur gcrin-
gen @ioeritano leiiien fam mo
oaB GerIiirtlmgen in Sic Slu1t
ntitgeriiien iuerocn. gloromcltlid
bon 9iec3, on Der 9lopa. iuerOcu
pie S0ben BON 2ipie non oen
Gcutideu criiiirmt glbenos i'll
ai@ Die 6e6erridcuoe 0o6c BON
9licc5 IN oeutibcr Nono.
s(nf Ser Siioipitc BON G5alli.
poll mericn Die 9iirtcu oic Gna-
Idnocr ans beieiliateu Stcllmaeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-03


Nlar0lano Sat groBcu 0laugcl an w.
iobreneu 9ledanitern gIrbq
uabwciS gurcon iiir ocu
miro BON @uuoesrcgicriR
gcrihtet. @eoroc ". WI
sum Director crnamt.
hOilitriele S{ricaS6ereitidaii
@5eorqe VI. Nlo6onc mlir0e gcltcrM
pom 5efret1r oeS 9lrbeits 1epaI
mcnts, 0ru. g2. Y. AliIion benl
ridtiat OaB er 8um Dircftor 0es
betSnahpeis .9nrcaus iir ocu 2
N}orplano crnarnt poroen .iiha
Ser bat iid ST. lgabonc
idlieBltb ooraui bci9rdf
fiir Ginipo6ucr Der 5iaot
SSu ieincm Sdreibcn iaat
lot sic bon Iciucm Iepx
acribtete 9lr6eitsuanm
lina 9abc iid io Uor5iid
mo 10 i6uen cntpidelt
ais notbpen0ig erpciell
Observation-Disclosures III 0elW
Staatcn 5n loraen
@r. Nla5oAe miro ieBt 3meid Nj
t6eilnaeu icines @urcous III oGN
lui1tieereu 4ldben N1ar0lanos ia
rtbteu, 5ciuer glnlibt uad 9ic6t NJ
oigcubtdlicb III NlarDlano rcidIiV
glrbeitSgeIegen6eiten jeooh 0erridjl
aroBer 1louacl au 9lrbeiera ino uol
gIlem ali cria0renen AReAauiiern
SAon felt 0c5em6cr Iebtcr Sa6re5
iei cr nidt im @tan0e aepeicu oer
gtadiraae nab DlcdauTern aeretSi
3u mer0en.
SIN Sutereiie 0er SSrica sI
6ercitfAaft.
Ger 0iretiorelrat6 0cS O1arnlmo
3meiges Scr Organization Iiir m0ir
itrieae arieqSbcreitidait Mrs 6elts
ieiH perlumcntes Sanptqilarticr III
3imncr 9lr. 202, MarDIan0 Emit
@e6duOc. ciuridtcu imo ioiort ali all,
Sa6rifauton oeo Staatcs. sic ciner
Su5rcsumIaB bon iibar $i0O00O 6a
BEN 6raaebogen ansihideH i'm 81,
@ciltnugsidbigfcit 0cr ciiBelneu liz
ouitrieacu llntcruc6nm0cn I'LL Saal
cines StricQes ici5ultellcn. ST.. Sco
DliIlcr, oer ShaBneiitcr oes ..9iotarr
Glub~ III 5m G6ci9liiiilentcH iuc
Shabmeiiter Der Organization Ct.
naiint Dor0en
Neridicocnc Sugcuicirs &ereint
gungcn mcroei lcutc nno morgcr
&criammHunaen ob6alton int Gcr
treter iiir sic Organization 5u cement
nen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-03

mo0ernc Wlct6o0cn lmo bic Better
Dlofcriolicn Ocrciuiqeu iid in scr
S,tritcIlmg ocr 9ierc oiS 6rco.
@oucruihniOtS uqlmericon 9rep-
crD~ oo1cr lire alIaencinc S'es
licbt6cit. Ginmal probirt pcroci lic
allen anocrcn Mopica uHo DioI5qe.
trdnfeu innIer porge5ogqn Ailtc ST..
@rmerei: Norforo'9rc Nionlmcnt'
uuo &illcn 5trobc Ecl 6. q IN.
@lt, @crnon S65. (1laiS) CAnd)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-03

Ole Canton Go. sic bcrciis iiber
beocutenoc Sanoereicn im Often ser
@taot Ocriiiat bot 0e Soruib idlen
1elibltn1cu mcldc nuacidbr i59Ider
aroB liuo, aetouIi, Ger Sfauipreis
ilt nic5t bctatni aedabcn moroen
@ie bctrcifcn0en Sanoercieu licaqu
awiidlcn Der rs. Srobe in 9Seiteu
ln0 per 2l Stra6c im Often SSlu
Siloen raidcu iie bis ali Sic wcleiic
Der baltimore mo Gbio @iicubabu.
eSu oen lcBtcn &aDrcn Dat bic &cun.
lpIpania Giienba6u 6Iciclliddit picl
@ano pon Der Canton 60 aetauit.
pic lett cincu sGicr uli0 Gin 2aacr-
bans boucn mir0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-03

Gas 9unocs areiS gcruhnesec.
ridt entihico. OoB Der G5ineic
@oua Gee Coon III 9lmerito Der.
bleibeu oori. @lroc BON bid.
ter 9toie SIR Deportation ocnlr.
t6eilt. 9In9eblibcr 6oli6ntiiu.
ser miro ireioeloiicn
Ger II Sabre oltr @bineic g9aug
Dee 600 oeuam eineu aompt in
oieiem 2anOe perblei6en 5u 0iirien.
SIN Sui 1915 ipuroe ser anobc
ourd oen Ginwanocruues Commit.
iir .. Stump pu Deportation Der.
iirt6eilt, Snt gloucmbcr Oeiicl6en
&o0reS eutihieo 9liHter 0foiq, 0oB
Ioon oeportirt wcrOen loQe, 0oc6 leas
te Scr iunge Manu gegeu oieics III.
tbeil 6ei'm 9unoeS arcis 9crii.
iiugSgcribtglppeLotion Gin uno mur.
&c cntihieOeu 0aB Coon in oicienr
Sonoe oer6lei6eu oiirfe Ger G6ineIe
5otte angc9e6er, ooB ieiu Batter. ocr
in Son 6rau5iSco onIdiiig it, loiuie
feline 0rei 9riioer NIT @ene6miglnq
Der Reaierllng III oas @ano qcton.
men ieien Iie Reaierlnq gIau6ie
Hi6t ooB Der angeiii6rte Nlonu ser
%ater pes 2noheu III. ooh Iicatc sic
Stanobaitigteit, lno eripirtte oa.
ourd, Dob er bier Derblei6en oarf.
llrtbeil bcltGtiqt
9rm0eS Giitrifts glnpalt G..
IenniS miiroe geiieru benodridtigt
Dob oos 8tmoeS &reiS 9erultuas.
cIcridt ii &idmono, @o, oas lIr.
t6eil ocS 9iidters &oie i'm areisae
riht POM Wlai 1914 III peldcnI IL
oeu anaeblihen 6alihmiin5er Siram
1epper 81 iiiui So6reu 3udtbouS inn
YlnoeS 3uht6auie 5u gltIauta per-
rrtbeiltc beiidiiqt 6o6e. Giniae
@odcu nad per GinIieierma IN oos
3udtbauS bcperfitcaigtc 2epper iei.
nc 6hldt mrr0e a6er wicocr cinge
iongcn Ger @eulrt6eiIte no6ul AM.
Dab Ct cinige 6eblcr III icincr Ser
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