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Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1916-02-04

ROUND ABOUT THE STATE.
Cleaned from Exchanges M ade blythe Shears.
y the Pencil and the Paste Pot--Some OrIgi- Z
nal. Some Credited. and Some Stolen.
but Nearly All Interesting Reading

the city hsll II Campbell ha'
been paid.
Miss Mutt and Mr.. Wiseman
both of Houstonia, were married
1t Ssdalia one day last week.
IA Springfield educator keeps
himself posted on current events
BY subscribing 70 119 daily and
weekly newspapers.
"A factory which manufactured
lawn furniture ct Wittenburg,
Cape Girardeau county was re-
gently destroyed BY fire.
Curt Lenese, northwest of
Metz, claims 70 have > singing
mouse which MARBLES 20 prsttily
no canary bird can compare with
lid.
why not be like Henry Fordp
asks the Linn Creek Reveille,
explaining that II We caa's stop
the war We should just let II 60
on,
"After having your teeth ex-
amined BY other dentists and
quacks come to ms" advertises
\ . Douglas county dental SUR.
geon.
A Baies county justice Of the
peace has offered to perform free
OF charge the iding ceremony
wherever me bride- -to-be 10 red
headed.
For farm land which less than
thirty years ego cost him an
average Of $40 an core. \ Clay
county man has just refused $3.50
an acre.
A man at Fornfelt was recen-
tly sued for seventy. five cents in
the Justice Of Peace court and
before the case was closed the
costs were $500.
Hamilton Brown Shoe Co., Of
st. Louis have practically agreed
to establish q bsanch factory at
Poplar Bluff II that city. will put
up : $50, 900 bonus.
An old school house ct Morley
used BY the grammar grades was
destroyed by fire the 10th, inst,
entailing . loss Of several thous-
and dollars, partially insured.
Me-. Benedict oi Mooerly be-
came ono ths other day. With
an ex- -actress he eloped to St.
Louis, where they were married. i
Selling calves BY mail 10 an
industry being developed at
Maryyille. This Is not such . /
novelty, though, as chorous girls
have been buying them that way
for years.
Major John 8. Hin, ! typo sm-
ploysd ii a. ofIioe a Marble Hin.
Is o6 years old and is still able to
do work Ii his line. He Is prob
ably the oldest active printer IN
the United Htstes.
Iron county, IL which warrants
have been going 70 protest. for |
Soma months, nov fnds itself
with pIsnly ol money u niest Ill
its obIiRatIu,s. owing y bIe tnx
collections 10 Deoomhaf
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1916-02-04

|son ccunty's youngest bride |
accorded Cainsville Girl VII
|was just 13 years old when mar
RED last week.
A Clinton county negro Ii jail
awaiting trial on bootlegginJ
charge broke out tho other DAY
It was not sn affair Of smugglet
saws Or skeleton keys; the negr,
had the smallpox.
I This ''soul mate" stuff may *
IN Chicago, oil right, but ii i
proved unpopular in Wayn,
county. Missouri. Al Cascad,
couple tried 70 exemplify shs
theory and landed in Jail.
II cost Pemiscct county $500
70 feed The prisoners In the coun-
ty Jail during the year 1915
This is about $3.50 per day,
During the same period 81 ,OS2.-
80 was allowed the keeper Of tile
county farm.
Rev. an. r. Duke, d Baptist
minister has been missing from
his Zone a Cooter, Pen,iscot
county since January s. His
absence j causing considerable
unessiners On the part Of his
wife and congregation.
Only $4,000 remains of tha
STAG. 900 ofths Scarritt Bible and
Training School entrusted to the
J. 3. Chick Investment Co., Of
Ksneas City, according 10 tssti-
niony given BY Bishop Hendrix
e . jackson county grand jury,
Tuesday.
bryan couldn't make hole
IN q doughnut," says the Louis
lana Times ia tones OF dsrision.
Still II is isremembered, Particular
" in Pike county, that the To-
Nebrasksn once punc-
tured . well developed ptesi-
dental boom.
Far up In the list Of Missouri
ans bearing nicknames should
come the Knobnoster man whose
have dubbed him s.Fric- \
non Mill" just Why, our inform
mt saith not, but it certainly
would be an ill-chosen cogno-
men for q diplomat.
In West Boone township, Bates
Bounty, a. aged and childless|
,ouple M. and Mrs. James|
coughIin, aged u and 10, we're
aiken with the grip. The hus.
band died at 8 o'clock in The
morning end the wife at6o'clook
q the evsning Of the came day.
/ RoIla has 4 federal court whose
sessions are confined to d trip
,nce = year By y. s. Marshal
Tho solemsly proolaims court
'pen and no business appearing.
ls sclemnly closes Il again. AMI
Il which monkey business costs
Jnele Sam the small sum Of $50
lnnaaly.
a little Girl. Z years old,
! 7 r 2 Z - = 4 - u = : = Il - !.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1916-02-04

/ uA ut13uHS HHVe GQt0l
about ~ the direct result of iii,
discoveries of Pasle0r md th'
eatab bllshment of what II know
A ths germ theory of disease
However, before Tho time d
Pasteur one most ableadvanc'
Iwas made namely TIE discovery
NJ vaccination BY Dr. EdwArs
IJenner, 1903, Previous u tha
time aboutons person III every
ten died Of smallpox. Ia Eng
Hand, one person iii every three
showed pock Inarks on The face
/ When It was carried to 4 new
country tho death rate was some-
thing frightful, as for example,
lin Mexico, where $500, O, 900 of the
natives died Of the disease after
Its Introduction BY The Spanish.
| For many years In England !,
had been observed That cows suf-
fer from an eruption located about
1.-THE uader and TANKS, and that
mixers were likely TO become In
Ifected with the material from this
eruption. Doctor Jenner observ-
Jed that those who had suffered
fron this infection did not con-
trGct smallpox, which almost
everybody had at that time. He
began 70 experiment BY injecting
people and then watching their
subsequent history, and confirm
cd hiso observation absolutely that
an attack Of this disease which is
knownR#as vacoinia protected
against subsequent attack Of
smallpox. The germ or virus
hsd become Attenusted or weak
ened ID its vifulence. 1t is known
that vaccinia as seen IN the COW
10 = modified form Of smallpox.
II we transfer some Of the matter
from the smallpox postules on =
human being TO 3 calf, we do not
produce smallpox but only the
mild disease known as vaccinia.
When we again transfer this mats
ter from the calf TO the human
being, it doss not regain It's virn-
lence, but produces the mild form
Of the disease, though 1t has the
power Of protecting against the
severe disease, smallpox, because
protective substances are formed
by the cells Of the b,dy 10 re-
sponse to the attack Of the weak
ensd germ, just as they are IN
true smallpox, and without dam
ger.
During the Eighteenth Gem
tury, there we're 10000 deaths q
year from smallpox In Germany.
From 1S48 TO 1870. twsnty-iiveI |
psrsons ontof every l0o, 900 died
Of the disease in that country. lnl
1871 and 1872, owing TO the Franz
COL Prussian War, the disease be-
came prevalent, causing the |
death Of 20 and 262 persons re-
spectfully in every 100000. In
1874. vsccination was made com
pulsory, and immediately i mar
ksd falling Of IL the disease Was
noticed. From 1874 to 1855, 1.67 |
died In svery 100. 600, and ii thel
year 1910. there were only 33I
fr61I1 arna1Inox ~ thn -.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1916-02-04

utiLuFplt cUuHt W. "a strlog aIlM Jh
state iair. received $50 Ia prizes
All ths things said md writer
about feminine curiosity may ii
wrong, after all. "A Lebanon
Hand lady lost ! hoarder laat All,
Igust. When he decamped III
left his suitcase which remainss
as sort q hostage. Last wesl
The landlady looked into tho lug,
lgage and found II filed with fin,
! linen and silverware.
4 Jacob Ropp, rs years old. diet
|, Az St, Louis, Thursday, of starya.
!, tion and cold. Friday, II wal
discovered that he had SIS, ,00(
lin the bank. IN bis room A key
70 q safe deposit box was found
land when the box was opened By
Ropp's brother, o certificate 81
deposit for $4,000 was found
and 500 in loose cash.
Shooting ones mouth off ID a
pastime not confined to any par-
lticular locality. II remained for
. GAINESVILLE man, however, to
make something Of "A record BY
shooting offsa part of his nose.
He was killing hogs with d small
caliber rifle. A shell from the
rifle flew from the breech and q
badly skinned nose was the RE-:
sult.
Senator Stone received q Mis-
souri, possum the other day, had
,it prepared BY the negro chef la
the Senate restaurant, and in
lvited several colleagues to the
feast. They accepted. The
Senator became engaged in q
debate on the floor and when be
ARRIVED for his portionfound all
the platters had been clicked
clean. !,
Thomas D. Major, jr., son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas p. Major,
lot Paris, and grandnephew Of
Governor Major, is Q perfect
baby, according to the
baby health conference held in
Columbia farmers week. The
score published by the American
Medical Association was used.
Thomas p. scored 1U0 per cent
and was II months and % days
old when judged.
Mrs. John l.. Lankford who
lives at Frisco, S.oddard county,
accidently fell off q ladder and
broke both arms just above the
wrist joints. The lady was hang
ing paper when the step ladder
on which she was standing gave
away. No one was present ex.
cept two small children at the
time Of the accident. However,
the husband soon arrived and as
sisted Q doctor Ii reset the bones.
Warfsnsburg has plumber,
who believes In the superstition
that . black cat il . bad omen.
When ! adraiuspipe ot the sewer
systsm became oloeeed the
plumber was put on the job, and
after an extended Investigation
found ! black eat, minus al Ito
nine lives, had lodged Ia thsl
pipe under ! restaurant. A day |
OF 20 later the restaurant vas
burned and the plumbsf blamss|
the cat Tor TIE calamity.
Elmer Celfmnn a Lacleae
county bought re b0sr : b5x o;|
cigars when he was married
nearly nIne years aeo and vhen
the last .ssmoke' had been taken
therefrom be nailed down thelIdl
of tho box and oonvsfted Il intol
j savings bank Through ! slot
box Elmer would drop avery
dino thai eszne bis xeY and did j
not MINIS then. either. a fsn
days ago when i scanned lhors
was 90 more room for dimes, NJ.
M H. : :, & E<f.~.a ~. f<z S = ;
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1916-12-14
SPECIAL TO THE WISCONSIN
BLADE
(By the Milwaukee News Service)

We wish to announce that we are
making special efforts to make the
Christmas issue of the Wisconsin
Blade exceptionally interesting.
Many cuts and write-ups of Milwau-
kee citizens and business people will
be presented in our Milwaukee edi-
ton. To assure yourself this treat,
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The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1916-12-14
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
The City Church, Clubs Society and Professional Dongs
The Cream City Too Will be Represented in the Xmas Numbe

here. some time soon. Rev. Woods
will ask the various clubs and organi-
zations of the race to appoint three
members from their different organi-
cations to act with a committee of one
thousand to assist in raising this
fund. An enthusiastic crowd attend
ed the supper given at the church
Monday evening. The trustees held
their regular meeting at the parson-
age Tuesday evening. The quarterly
conference met Wednesday evening.
The trustees will have control of the
services next Sunday.
The Rev. Samuel Russell, who was
recently called TO pastor Calvary
Baptist church, will be formally in
stalled into his new pulpit next Sun
day, Dec. II, 1916, at 2:30 P. NJ.
The Rev. R. A. Ashworth, pastor of
First Baptist Church, Milwaukee, will
deliver the installation sermon. Rev.
J. S. Woods of ST. Mark will also ap-
pear on the program. The choir will
tender special music. The Rev. A. w.
Herin local minister, will officiate as
master of ceremonies. Every one is
cordially invited to be present. The
services last Sunday were well attend
ed and both sermons preached by the
pastor were soul inspiring. Mrs. Mer-
ritt gave supper at the church
Thursday evening. The silver Leaf
Charity Club will have a Kentucky
Oyster Suppe.c at the church Decem-
ber 20. Mrs. Elmira and Miss Luna
Scott will present a musical at the
church, Thursday and Friday even
ings Dec. 21 and %, beginning at 8:15
P. NJ. promptly The affair will be
given under he auspices of the
Friendship club. There will be series
of entertainments given for Calvary
within the next fortnight. Miss G. NJ.
Reuben will arrange a Sociable Birth
day Party to be given at the Calvary
Dec. 29th. Each person coming will
be asked to bring as many pennies as
he or she is old A special program
will be rendered Everybody is in
vited. The Sunday schools of both
churches are making special arrange
ments for the Christmas exercises and
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1916-12-14
MILWAUKEE CHURCHES

Last Sunday was quarterly meet
Last Sunday was Quarterly Meet
ing Day at St. Mark A. M. E. church
and presiding elder Higgins delivered
number of very instructive sermons
which were we'll received by large au-
diences. The afternoon service was
quite impressive, as the sacrament of
the Lords supper was administered.
Fairly good collections were received
throughout the day Rev. and Mrs.
G. J. Fox, Mr.. and Mrs. w. McFar-
land and sister were worshippers at
st. Mark in the evening. The pastor,
Rev. J. S. Woods announced that he
has been appointed member of a
committee of one hundred which will
raise money for a memorial monu-
ment to be raised to Abraham Lincoln
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1916-12-14
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The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1916-12-14

The University Supply Association,
Lake and State Sts., will supply your
wants for office supplies and station
cry. Watch for their Christmas and
holidays suggestions.
Yankee Cleaner.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1916-12-14

Yankee Cleaning.
Ask your grocer for The Globe
Bread. For Birthday and Wedding
cakes yhone 533, The Globe Bakery
Co.
Yankee Cleaning.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-16

Die Qugen bIiben. ole &augen
oliiben. 0rei = ie9s neun -
i6out es SdIog auf S6lo9 ourh bic
aloIie - uno pettsr: Siebenuno>
2pdn3ig. = Damn ftatt oreiBi9 -
rgr5empil!" Die 2sbrerin ta.t
i'm 4ugsn6lif elm bibden ober
Damn mub tie Iaheno 3ugeben: .Srap,
mein Sunge, peiterl" Bel ied5is ites
FEN mir in 2embsrg, balo in Wars
i6uu, uno nit BRET Sdben mb6ten
tie ieBt in Petersburg einsieben. Gin
9lid auf sic llbr belebrt Die 2ehrez
rim, oaB es oo3u nod gu frIb 1T
uno aus gitrotegiiden @riinoen" ldRt
iie einsn s~ecroneten RidSu9 ourG
Ib3ieIen antreten. Damn aber 9eht's
nit ooppelter Gefdpinoigteit bot
an, balo itebt Die triegeriide Sdar
Dor Der Sunoert - oas beibt fir lie
Dor ben 5oren bon Petersburg. uno
nit itirmii6em r3urra! Surro! 9ur@
raj" pirb IS genommen. Stebeuo fin
gen lie Damn ole 5uidmmen: .Setl Dir
i'm Siegertrona!" - 3tutiden6urd
ertDnt bic @lode, oie CUR pauie ruff.
@ls um 5ebn ubr Die braoe 9ruppe
pieoer gsiommeIt in Der 8ldfie iitt,
melbst iid elmer Der tleinen Burden,
unb auf 5rduleins Nint ndbert er
fi6 Dem pult, bolb ted, bolb perIe=
aen. 3mif9en ben 5ingern aber orebt
er cine leere 5elopoittarte: .0iirfen
mir bic ole suiammen unferem 6errn
Qebrer f6iden?" itoBt er enolid bers
Dor. r5reiIid oiirft Sbr oas," erbdlt
er frobli9 CUR Qntlport, bob beiBt
nenn Sbr ieBt furhtbor bran ieio =
fcbr it0n aufmsrtIom left Damn
nil i) Gu6 am GnOe Der Stunoe
Tpgar ielbit bebilfli6 ieir, Die &arte
gu ifrei6en."
Sic petteiIertsn nun in 8raOheit,
baB es cine Quit mar Gnolid lit bic
3eit fir bic 9arte getommer.
Run, Sun9,ns. NAB poat 59r
Gursm 2ebrer iareiben?" frdat ods
Trdulein. Gle oudeu einonber ratios
an uno m1naer bilfeIu6enop Bid
ftreiit ole 2ebrerin, aber ie ldBt ii6
onourh nidt srpeiher. Gnblih be6t
Ii9 elm Singer: .Qieber 9err 2ebrer!"
- .S60n!" Is miro n%otiert. un6
IdlieBIi6 tommt foI1snbes S6rifts
itiid teraus:
.2ieber 6err 2ebrer! 8ommsn Sic
6olo geiunb pisberl Wis eebt es Sbs
men? SdIe6t Oosr nod gut? ShIagt
ben RuTen oroentIit Helm! @erhaut
aud Ole Gngldnnsr unO 5ran5ofen.
9ringsn sic uns eiren 3urto nit!
$50 liegen sic osur2 Bon u%nierer
alaFe febtt tsin Surgs, es iin0 aber
fiinf neue 9etOmmen, aud Elm Unit
psrpsner, Der bat iIieben miFenl
Sino S6re SoIootsn aud 70 braO pie
pir2 Dem S.tiner isin Batter 1T
fhon bertpunt,t. 0ber niht i6Itmm.
auf Wieberieben! SO gruBsn Sie
piste Wale 5brs Sungsn aus Der fe6'
item aIaFe."
Quf 8leiTtiiilinien oirfsn bic be-
ten S9rei6et unier Qufiidt Die
Gorte I6reiber.
uGinsr ;anft moi iAnsu BEL Dem
Germ RECTOR Die aorsfe hOIsn.."
SO - bic iareibt bic 2ebr,rin Der
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-16

OeutIihteit huI6er feIber. Ginem miro
bann ods Ghriftitiid CUR 8efproes
run1 onpertrnut. Wlit elmer Gstprte
bon minoeitens smanSig Wann puroe
iie nah Smlub oes unterrifts mie
Elm 6eiliqtum gum ndditen 8rieftas
ten getragen.
Rad Dem ShIuBssbet piro ben
fleinen ShlingeIu nod Die freGOige
Wtitteiluug gemn6t. Dap fie nahmits
tags frsi babsn. Strubleuoe 8lide!
.Was faugt Sbr oenn nit Gurefn
frsien Nadmittag on?" fragt Die
2ebrerin.
mir seben in Den Staotlpalo!"
81 - uno oort?"
.@iro arieg gsfpielt!"
Sd bin Der 0auptmnnn!"' -
limb id Der Sinosnburg!" PROFIT els
ner. Gin anoerer lit bef6eioener. sd
bin Der 5~slopebel," ldgt er. uuno uns
fer 2inte is Shneiter BEL bas Rote
3reu3 - es tam 70 jut perbiaoen!"
(Ods 2tnde lit - ne5enbei gefagt
- unter ben csShiiben oes eriten
S6ulid1res.)
,Huu oieaeidt fsben mir uns
bo." ertldrte 5rduIsir. lid min aud
in ben StabtpaIo beute no6mittog.."
.gi - fsinll" meint elmer Der tIeis
nsn Burden, nbd rufen mir ale
6urro!."
.NesbaIb oenu base"
.Ra oa tun mir, als ob mir
cine s0aubibe erobert bdtten!"
Die 2ebrsrin bdIt es fir argss
braht, sic %llnterbaItung jebt db3ubre.
den, 10 amiifant tie aud lit.
rQntreten,," tpintt fie. nWiori6!"
unb in gleidem G*ritt uno 9ritt
gebt es iber Den Shulbof.
Bon Der Strobe Der erftalen bd!o
noraui Ole traftigen, friiden Suugsus
Ifimmeu:
rQisb @atsrlano mogit ru6ig ieiu!!'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-16

SIN Geptember 1915 ridtete II in
feiner eigensn Wobnung eth .Intis
ifmuggelbiiro" ein. Oieiem 9uyo.
0us betrd6tlihe @eIoiummen pers
IAlang, puroen auberbalb Der Sour
naliitenpeIt lteben0e Yerionsn 5uges
pieien, oereu 4ufgube es mar, felt3us
iteuen, OBJ uno in meltem WfdBe an
Der oeutihen uno belgilden Oren3e
ec' hmug9elt nuroe. 81 oieien geus
TEL, geborte Elm G%ngldHoer. Elm gsipetes
ner oeutl6er Spion, un0 eth belgIs
lder Ibenteurer. Die MngeItelten
oes Biros 9abeu fib mebrtdd. um
Ndhridten gu erbalten. fdlihllh tur
4ngeiteute oes lleberisetruits aus unO
arbeIteten aud nit gefdlihten Belle
gen. Gilbert petlu1te aud, eintge
Mttglieoer Der S6riftleitung Iiir lem
,4ntiibmuggelbiro" orbeiten 81 Idis
len, uno trat in oielem Sinne lelbit
an ben 9nuptidriftleiter Shrooer
beran, Der li6 jeoOf lpeigerte, odrouf
einsugebsn. Bacterial, ods BON Dem
Yuro geiammeIt puroe, ipuroe in bic
iran3olii6e uno engliihe 0eionots
idaft I'M Soag geihidt. Die ein9es
Iaufenen 8eriAte ruurneu lpieoerboIt
o9ue Wihen oes 0duptidriftIeiters
uno oes perantportlihen Abtellungss
defs i'm ,5elegrudf" pfraffentllft.
Sdr0oer erbOb oage9eu Giulpruh,
ouB er fir Notijen p%eranttportlih 9e@
madt ipsroe, Die CT tueoer gef6rieben
nod geieten bobe. Die 5olse ouuon
par, RAP ieit Der Set DIfert ais
perdntportlifer Rebatteur 3etfnete,
uno bieier umifdno ma ou9 Ger
5ldupt9ruHp, iparum Sdr00et mebs
rere Wod)en nuh Der an 4. Oe3empec
rrfoIgten 0erbaftung tpieoer aus Der
unterluhungsbdft entldlleH icur0e.
Nm %. 1e3ember erihien I'M
rgiieuipe ytotterpdmide Gourant" eiH
Artitei nit benz 1iteI Der Sibres
ontteur". in Dem geia8t puroe, odB
Der eigentIife p:raniw0rtIihe WldnH
beim n3sls8raaf~ Gilbert iei uno
Garooer iid ais SiBrsodttsur babe
miBbrnuden MIaiien. 4Is S6gOoer
ouf Den 4rtitet antporten fpoate,
geitdttete i6m oas 0loert nidt. Wdb.
renO Der Gage Der lleberihmemmung
nuroen pier Der d~lteiten Sfriftleiter
hI0blirh eutI0iieu. Shrooer perIutte
Die GntIafungcH ridgdngig gu ma
heu, piorigenfdIs er ieinsn 4bfhieo
nehmen ipiroe. Is geIang ibn1 Hift.
ieius 5or0srung ourd5ulsBen. gr
1T aber troboem !oouptidriftleiter oes
glottes gebIieben. Die J%ournaIiitens
oerlammIung, in weIder ale oieis
Diuge CUR Spruhe tameu, beidIoB,
Die uieosrldnoiiheu Sournaltiten aufs
suIorbern. teine Der i'm .3elegroaf"
It~siaeporoenen Stelen au3uuehmen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-16
krieasIbule.
9yon @araare.e &itttia.

Se9sunoiisben3ig 9Ionot0pfe nit
beuen, blauen Iugen - 10 edit oeut'
I6e tleine Sun9en, in Otter BON Iies
ben bis uht Sdbren - IIsen Dor Der
iunsen 2ebrertn, Die sum eriten Wfale
ben aIoTeniebrer, Der Dor eini9en
Sosen rnter Die SABINE ~berufen MUIR
be, pertritt. Seoer Der tIetnen 8erle
fublt ii9 i6on Elm arteger uro Iu4t
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