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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-17
NEWS OF THE DAY CONCERNING CHICAGO

No Pageants or special observance
in celebration of the sane Fourth. "
No need of it, say patriots who
killed fireworks industry.
Clarence Smith, promoter, suicided
with poison. In letters he blames
wife No. 4.
Council finance committee appro-
priated $4,000 for gas committee to
get expert advice on new gas rate
deal between city and. company
City Treas. SergeI wants new S14,-
900 bookkeeping system in his Office
instead of that of Comptroller Pike.
17,4O0 awarded Mrs. Rob't Green
leaf as widows estate. Husband mil
EOnaire stove man.
Health Com'r Robertson denies he
used Municipal tuberculosis Santa
rum auto for pleasure rides.
City suing Ponds Bftters Co., $40
Fulton. Alleges it contains too much
alcohol
Two employees U. S. Steel Co. lost
lives in Gary. Flying. piece Of steel
cut Perry Fitzhugh's jugular and
John Anderson killed by fall.
"ScandaIous and immoral picture
taken from saloon Of Joseph Gthel-
los, 21O Washington. NeighbOrs ask
500 fine.
Geo. Dickson, 324 S. Winchester,
helper on auto truck, crushed to
death between truck and WeIls-Far-
go loading platform at Plymouth ct.
and Taylor.
Body of man taken from river at
18th. Believed to be A. J. Johnson.
Louise Ashman, haywood, suing
Robert Breede, Melrose Park, for
$4,000. Breach of promise.
6,065 attorneys in Chicago new
law directory. 228 names added in
last year.
Hamilton Investment Co. and c. C,
Nudge defendants in 100000 dam
age suit by trustee in bankruptcy for
estate of BolIman Bros Piano Co.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-17

death verdict IN case OF SeTgt LentZ,
killed by automatic gun he was
cleaning.
Geo. Miller, 1880 Houston, held to
grand jury Charged with holdup
and burglary.
Mrs. Anna Borek, 2so9 S. CaIifor-
MIA, belongs to % societies. Charged
with contributing to delinquency of
Stella Kulasha, IA, 2345 Sacra-
mento. Allowed her to stay in her
home. Placed on probation.
Probation office report for six
months ending April shows 1,7O9
placed on probation and 1,721 dis
charged.
Jas. Tyke, swimming instructor,
Riverside pool, rescued Agnes Brandt
year ago. Married yesterday.
Winnetka bathing beach, foot of
Pine St, open June Is.
U. S. Veterans legion in 18th an
nual enCampment in WOodlawn per-
fected plans-to muster six regiments
under their banner.
Rake and shovel brigade to clean
off Winona beach tomorrow morn
ing.
Will Callahan, 73e lakewood blvd,
acquitted Of serious charge by Miss
Carolyn Kister, who ended life after
alleged attack.
Fred Bunker, So, yesterday married
Mrs. Marietta DerT, As. Both have
married children who congratulated
them.
Pres. James, III. "U," expected to
say whether or not he will be candi-
date for governor on Republican
ticket today.
Judge KaVanaugh told jury to find
Jas. Turf guilty Of murder and to
sentence him to life. Shot rival.
Federal grand jury indicted four
men for violating postal laws and one
for drug act.
Capt. Streeter arrested on old
charge. He denOunces plots against
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-07-05
The Skeleton In the Closet.
From the Boston Advertiser.

Professor Adams. Of Yale. noting how
much less Americanixed large bodies Of
f~oreign-born citizens had become than
most Of us were supposing, raises the
point hat large immigration after ths
val may strengthen thi. doubtful cement.
It may, indeed. And II f~oresightednees
and forehandedness were e. common
among US az they once were the interval
separating us from h vars CONCLUSION
might be employed in preparing to meef
this probable condition. They have. how.
ever. declined. Preparation Involves clear
and straight and hard thindnE-and va
are not prone to do that. We prefer
watch1nl waiting. to trust to luck, to put
OFT: We nave done h in the matter az
national military defense. we shall douht.
less DC Il with respect to those economic
and 9ociai crises arising out Of the war.
fore. h 10 a Depressing factor In Ameri-
can We. the skeleton III our democratic
closet. It 10 partly atoned for. hoWever
by the f~urionsness With which W tn 4,
make up for lost time ono tho grayity az
q .p~enetrates through our 49,
going optimism. ny
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-07-05

While yet some distance from the
cabin he heard loud, angry voices OF
man n m Bland and Kate still
quarreling! He took a quick survey of
the surroundings. There was now not
even a Mexican in sight. Then he hur-
ried a little. Hallway down the lane he
turned his head to peer through the
cottonwoods. This time he saw Euclser
coming with the horses. There was no
indication that the old outlaw might
feared this.
Duane now changed his walk to q
%leisurely saunter. He reached the porch
and then distinguished what was said
inside the cabin.
III you do, Bland, by heaven III
fix you and herr" That was painted out
i'll Kate BANDS full voice.
Let me loose! I'm going in there, l
tell you!" replied Bland, hoarsely.
What for??"
Ha! ha! 1t III be fun to have the laugh
on her new lover"
You lie!" cried Kate Bland.
I'm not saying what I'll do to her
afterwards" His voice grew hoarser
with passion. LET me go now!"
choke the-the truth out of her-you'u
kill her"
The TRUTH" Kissed Bland.
yes. l lied. Jen lied. But she lied to
save me. You needn't-murder her-fOr
that"
Bland cursed horribly. Then followed
a wrestling oun of bodies in violent
strainfng contact-the scrape OF feet
The angle OF spurs-a crash Of sliding
table or chair, and then the cry Of a
woman In pain.
Duane stepped into the open door,
inside the room. Kate Bland lay lalf
across a table where she had been
flung. and h was trying to get to her
feet. BANDS Jack was turned. He had
opened the door into Jennie's room and
had foot across the threshold.
Duane caught the girls low, s%hudderinR
cry. Their he called out LOUD and clear.
With cat-like swiftness Bland wheel
ed. then froze on the threshold. His
sight, quick as his action, caught
Duane's menacing. unmistakable posi-
ton.
BANDS big frame filled the door,. He
was in a bad place to reach for his gum.
But he would not have time for a step.
Duane read in his eyes the desperate
calculation of chances. For a fleeing in,
slant Bland shifted his glance to his
wife. Then his whole body seemed to
vibrate with the swing OF his arm.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-07-05

OSUA
From Nights in London" by Thomas
Burke.
Where are the song writer's That
seems to me n OF the greatest trak-
edies Of the vaudeville world; that a
man should compose a song that puts
q glrdle round about the globe; a song
that Is sung on liners, on troop ships, at
feasts In far away Singapofe16r Mauri-
thus; a song that inspires men in battle
and helps soldiers to die; a song that,
like "Ttpperary," is now the slogan OF
an empire; that a man should res
such a thing and live and die without
one in 10000 OF his singers knowing
even his name.
Who composed "Tipperary?" You do
not know; l thought not. Who composed
Let's All Go Down the Strand" a song
that surely should have been adopted
as The Anthem Of London?" Who
composed Hot Time in the Old Town
Tonight" the song that led the Ameri-
cans to victory in Cuba andthe Philip
dreds Of finicky little poets and novel
lists and pianists. but their work never
shook a nation one inch, nor cheered
men IN sickness and despair. OF the
men who really captured and Interpret
ed the national soul we know nothing,
and how much they get for their COPY.
rights Is a matter that even they them
selves do not seem to take with suf-
ficient seriousness.
Yet. personally. I have an infinite
tenderness for these unknowns, for
they nave done me more good than anv
other triflers with art forms. I should
like to shake the composer Of La Mar
ike" by the hand. and l owe many a
debt of gratitude to the creator O Re
Pepper" and Robert E. Lee" So many.
OF these fugitive airs have been mart of'
my life. as they are part of every COCK
ney's life.
When l heal La Maxixe," I sh,ver
with frightful joy. It recalls the hot
summer Of 1906. when I had money and
wine and possession and love. When I
hear Beautiful Doll" I become old ana
sad; I want to run away and hide NV
self. h I hear "Hiawatha'' or "BHl
Bailey" 1 get back to the mood OF that
year-a mood m~urderously bitter. Yer
lily. the street organ and it's omposers
are things to be remembered in our
prayers and toasts."
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-07-05
CHAPTER TX.

Both men were awake early. silent
With the premoniton Of trouble ahead.
thou9htfui OF the fact that the time
hand. It was remarkable tlut 4 man
% loQuacious - Euchro could hold m
tongue 20 long: ana this Was Geni0-
cant Of b deadly mature Of ehe In
tended doe6. During breakfast - said
2 1ew words customary In the service
he SEEMED 70 ON 20 a end Of a.
nboeAtlo0.
'1uck. IL soenle the bettsr now
- declared. with Q CLINT II III y
= 0oso dme Ne 80 W nov the
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-07-05
sTommy's Reason.
From the Youth.a comn.n,

From the Youths Companion.
minister who was making his , me nsM ,
on on ne family was pert The boy shook
The minister said: "And now. my ut.
tie man. what are you eoinR To- ha s Ms,
you grow uD7' WV"
To the surprise Of the assembled f.n,,x
the as CHILD said: TIN going to b (
That fine! I am glad to hear Won
ssay mat" said the minister. takinx ~
hncourassd BY this friendune.s. N.
poy continued: ''Yeth. thir, I'm Goine "a
% 2 pweeohsr. I would waEher Sc =
~ 11fiS put ! haven't got sense enough.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-07-05

new machine Tor sharpening SAFETY
Easos bladee does the work With r.
v0svsn1 % that the blades
80 osoevsd Without the edges hsine
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-07-05
CONTINUED next week.)

Who Are tho Unsuna Soma Wr;ter.7
From Nights in London" by Thomas
Burke.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-17
WrRtt 5Rr.

oct SolS Mill. Cont pcrfnprrt Sic oie
Stroffomncr 5lt 0rci Wfonoteit Dat ct man
10 briulnt Sd ba6 nit ncnt &ollegen
NAL 70 'nen Sail crlebt" Die Scr0e fam
nd6er. o9ld, oll5upille in0 ct nidt,
6rltmntte SGott voie aerls iebn iDobl ief.
tiousDciic nor Scene bunoert Wiodt
niidi Gebeii Gie BIN, Der S6er lteigt iuie-
Der si &ferO, Scr ipill notiirlidj oos aoul-
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CT oern 0as SdjicBeiien nj eennal Der
Dds bat cr id5 ipobl cbeu IN Der sSeidtpin-
0igfcit 5uiolumeniontruicrt
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pordn Gin Sd)nugglcr nit einen @eDebr
ilbcr Dem Giiden, Der cine glrt 2citbullen
ar Stride fiibrtc. 8ie iibriaen Siere fol0-
ten 81 apeicn 9reiter NOR oie S9ueic
nid]t.
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Aorommn &leini6miot 5li, ino foBte nen
aorabiner letter, oenn oud) Die lcitenocn
9conltcn Dotten fir pie expedition @ciDebre
mitqelonlmcil ylpenn ipir lic mir fai.
fen.
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@comten orarBen, eic Gnopic Der llniior.
men uito Die 2diifr ocr aorubincr bliBten
III Ncn iolbcu 9ic9t o0olt @ren5aiI.
Icbcrl" Der Nitio cine Ioggc
ipruno oci .9lcrittcnrn" oii. Gin SoilB
totctc ibi Die Shnnpalcr rannttn iiber
oos Sclo Ntriid Die @comten bihterbcr,
fornpd6reno Ocn ghtf pSolt, Gjren6mi.
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nit aroiuiccs @iero 5uiannlcr cS itiir5tc
her SHmliggler iprang aus Dem Suttcl,
lcgtc Sic @uAic an ilno idoB
,Gerwinidtl" rief Sbott
@leid ooraiii lnollte &orononns &oro.
biner Srotoiec iprmg in oie 2uit uno
Itiir5te riidlings 5li 8ooen ipie eilt God
r&olt, rief Sdott, ofpcr nidt lteben
pleibt, miro erid)oiien
8mei W}auu itonoeit 5uei @lonn errci1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-17

ten trob DER nobgtinnoten Shiiiic Die
@rcn5lillie 0ie Seroc bate idD bclin
SdlieBen in ollc Minoe 5crltreilt Sin Geil
qnloppiertc gleid)fallS iiber Die @rcn3e 5li.
rid, bis alif Gin poar Iiere, Die nie0ergr.
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iii gSoloe Ser brittle fciltc lid III Der
Sdneiic felt Dic botte man alio lid)cr, mie
Die beiOen qeiangenen Sbrloaler luo 0cn
totem aromiec Ilon trieb 5uiommcr, mas
bon Sen neriprengten Stiiden nod 3u ers
longeu mar, un0 0nm ging Der 3ug nod
3loc5elpice 81, na1Oem man iicb iibcr5engt
battle, ooB Dld)oel &roipiec pirtlid) tot mar
Der SdbiiB mar ourd) ben &opf gegungcn
Wan nubm ibn allies ob, mas er bel iid
triig im0 lieB ibn oorl1ifig liegen
Ger 2eitbullenfiibrer NOR iu5iDiiden an
Sd)neiienous9ong bon oen bort poitiertcu
gluficbern oingieit 9emad)t Doroen @r
nobni Die So9e nidlt iebr tragii6, cbcnlo
Denig iOie ieine beiOei geTangcnen @cnoi
len, obgleic) nllc orei muBten, oaB ibnen Die
Sadje ciu poar Sd6rdjrii foiten piirbe Gie
erboten iicD iogur, bcni gl6treibeu ocs ges
fongenen &ie6s @ilfSoienite 5it leiltcli.
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giitin9 Aber Scrr &lcinidmiot in0
ieire 9elite 3ogen es fir oiesnal bod lic6er
por, i6ucn ole SodnOe oui Dem 9hiden Gin
biBhen ieit5ubinoen mo ibre orciBig uno
cinige Gopie Gmopieb obne iad)ueritGnnige
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ten Stiidcil 81 Ourdjitreiict, SilOcbronDt
iinBtc nnd) W9ilcdn reiteH, Inn bort Gin
poor Gicbincdltc ais Silfsfr1ftc mf oic
9eine 3u brifgen un6 9lcid5eitig ocn gi
itriftstonnuiiior iDcgeu poli6eilidJcr 9lofii6.
rllng Der Sdnuiggler iowc wcgrn ogr
Seide OeS Sraipiec 81 6eltodjrid)tigen, uno
oie llebrigen Gbcrtontrollciue iu0 ghif.
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ob
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6ono befonmen uno mar i'm @umoc nit
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gar nid]t 70 libel Snfricocn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-17

y9lu bo6 id oen Sisfus in Der Soh0, ="
iogte er 5ii ieinen 9ollegcn, iuoem er oie
nit Dem Sdnupitud) pctbrnoene Hcdte
mlsitrcdte uie cin Sombllriit orf 0oS nod)
bccuoigten Sonoaugo cin reiberSenor cine
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griif III, I'M 6o6 id ibn GritenS frieg id
ieBt oen rotten g[iims, o0er nod pat Sobe
res, oct IS iooiel iuie ieipB 8pcitens fann
id mir nit nollem Scbalt peniioniercn loi-
len ncnn id Gift babe, oeun III 10 nc
SduBmin0e on Der Sd)reibcrbono, 0u
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tircrI6erurngen orin felt, bic SSclcnt-
idmicrc perfGft, o0er 10 not Ne6nlid)eS, lit
femme oat Donn frieqt nene Suite einsi
Sunttlt1bung un0 id ielbIt per0c &ontpng.
non BEL ncinen SSeld)0ftSrun0 IN Siinc.
burg ino bcroiene Ginfe.p piitfe magma
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ma6r Sil0cbrdnotd)en2 adj 10, Der is ia
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mas Sicoo bci ibrer @olopotrorille oiific.
dnoppt babclt S5ulpof" un0 ,,frouf",
oos rcin id mir aus ocr oonoligcn Scr.
nebmmg Der S5cnpof 5uiommelt ooS
hciBt alio iopel DER S3cnpni, Der felt odt
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ben bat uic6t nit oem 9ro0aid olirdgcA
itedt, ionoern oot ipor ia ieiu Spe5J nit
oem er meiitens Observation-Disclosures,
oos bieb olio ioOel iolongc Ser S5cupof.
nidlt oa iit imO idb olleine ge6n m6, lit
mos 5ii ma6eu 0ocr 70 dbnl6 9(lio oei
S8ciipaf boben iie nid)t rniefricgt. ga,
mir mer0ens iMon rousfriegen"
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-17
az syortlcbiliiQ.,

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hotte man ocu Gciter bcncrft man lt0loB,
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tuatiou icinen GeoeihB nidt odnlmen
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aerl nr Gin 9luge bat %ctt merocn iie
plcid oeplopercn"
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rihi aeliunmert bottc
CD Alio @ilOcbroiiottbcit1 rnlute Sdlott
0ggi ilnaeil Mlam 5lt nod lnoi yefnpihis
liefrn Dte idn5c $eiellidlnit rilllaiiel,
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liehen Sic mid. Der lebte Dlanr 0cnn oies.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-17

mcnigen ider5baiten 9ieOen langte ser 3ig
idlieBlid utf Dem 8oll6oI bon 3loC5eipice
oil, no i6on SSroii S6ott, 2iicie, glellD ilil0
Serr S6er5ollinipeftor @appi6ncioer II
gan5 ipie S6ott es geo6nt bate ongIt-
lno eriportngSooll lton0en sSrou Sd)ott
bate sic Gorge i'm ibren Wonn llidt i1la.
fen loiien iie bottc bel &eitbulens ntitten
in ser 9tod)t ongeflopft mo 9ucie gcbeten,
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gebeil, oo lie eS in Ser 8o6uung n1i aus,
boltel fonue gtcllp mar notiirlid) niit0c-
qonqcn. llu0 Serru @oppld5ueioer bottc
sic ollgcmene 0icnitli1e lluru6c pegcn oe5
9lusgangS Der Grpention e6rnfolls ans oen
SeOcrn getric6en
giitb SucieS Ser5 DJd)tc III bngel Sdjld-
gen 9torOmanus balber 0od licB iic iiM
ud)tS nierfcn, imO glcilp enlpfanO, qeuii.
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cigenilid) bdtte tim iollclL einc itncrmeG
lchc romantii6c Bcpun0eruig iiir ocn
longcii ,9criticuen1 gld, ipa blicbcn jcbt
gqocnig, &ringcl ruo &ompoeuel W|an
niodte iuQel mas man polltc. 0ie qriinc
Sorbe mar 0odj iein iein SRGncr, Oie fiir
pcnig Vclo mo iilrS Notepinn0, iuie Serr
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SABINE bemofinetcn Sd)pngglern cntqeQen,
5oget, I'M ucllcidt tossgiHoiien 5uriid5u
fonncn, ipc bic ulten eateO1monicr, iolc1c
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ncn uiO GA ein olc,cF @eiiibl olid ehrn
cili5clneu aIS a6tg,ntrotionSminft Der.
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brandt
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oos iiberloltc &odeu iDres Ser5cns borcn
fonuen iie pollte au1 iiir iid ielbit oieies
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SSron Shott cin sic bcrlbigte iic ibrer
@Guens bolber 10 git cs ging uno Der.
ildtc pbiloiopbiih feit5ulegcil, ooB Die met.
iten 0inge Die i'm 9(niong eeidbrlib oocr
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ipdter als gar nidlt 10 idlimm berousltell.
ten 60 babe i6neH geitern oic lette @olt
eincn 9rief gebrodJt Scr ibre Nlono BON
eiuersiAweren Sorgc beireit uuo iosar oas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-17

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mn aus SebeSfrdften, g0cnou lpic icb's
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mttlicb nod) cine 3cit onooucrn pw0c llllo
oic Sadie nit nicincn 3cicbuunpcn, idrcbt
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founcn sic nod nicbtS. 9lbcr ipenu sic III
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ben iln0 9cgciiterlinq fiir Sbrc Sad)e, 10
ioll ans Sbnen ettuos SiittioeS pcrocl
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biBden bon almit mo Stiinitlerii neritcbD
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neeen ibres GborafterS, iogte idj ogln9
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weroen mir ouf uniere olten Gage ourd
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