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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-08
coon WORK. PENSACOLA /!

Long after the storm is forgotten, the
snlendid spirit with which our people met
the disaster. will be remembered. ("Dis4
aster'' is purely technical term, for Pen
saco1a treated it more. as an incident than
anything else.)
This courage is the highest form OF
moral preparedness.
The writer passed through the storm OF
September 90 1915, in city on the gull
coast in a neighboring state, where the
loss was considerably less than here
Schooners were piled in peoples back
wards, wharves were demolished and
heaped on the beach, the trolley line was
washed out, houses were unrooted, and
trees and wires were blown down.
For DAYS the people of that town stood
around and moaned, like some deserted
damsel. Business men, bankers, middle
class people, laborers, all gave themselves
I'D to dispair Instead of cleaning away
the rubbish, they said, "our town is ruined"
Instead of rebuilding the wreckage, they
said, business is on the blink"
The mayor finally had to issue a procla-
nation, making it a punishable offense for
the people not to clean away the rubbish.
No wonder that town has hit the down
grade of commercial welfarel
How different was the spirit here Even
before the storm had subsidized, Swarms Of
worknen were racing to rebuild the
wharves. The public utilities broke all
records is restoring their shattered sys-
TENS The city officials had our beautiful
squares ard parks cleared of rubbish almost
before the last of it had fallen. Trees
blown down were quickly chopped up and
removed The fallen sheds were cleaned
away as if by magic.
And not word of despair Never a
thought of what had been-only plans of
what is to be.
For they are the same people who raised
$4,000 in a couple of weeks for public de
velopment They are the people who
gave Pensacola a record breaking pre-
paredness demonstration They are the
the people who believe in their town
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-08
SLIGHT LOSS ON
/. C. F. IA. RAILROAD

Squads of worlzmen of the G. F. and
A. railroad were placed at work as
soon as therstorm broke repairing the
damage to the road. The road has
been unable to operate trains since
Wednesday, and the greatest damage
yet known was near Barrineau Park,
where much track was washed out.
Many other points along the line suf-
fered much damage as well, and all
wires are down as far as Walnut Hill.
In speaking of the work Of the hur-
ricane Friday to The Journal, G. A.
Berry, general manager of the road
stated that from incomplete reports
the road did not suffer to any great
extent, but that in some places where
the roadbed was new, much difficulty
would probably be experienced in max
ing the necessary repairs.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-08
THE COMFORTS OF LIFE.

It takes the time of stress and disaster
to bring out the real spirit of the people
or community. Nothing could have sur
passed the wonderful spirit shown in PEN
sacola during the past few days, when men
and women were drawn together through
the bonds of a common purpose-to make
the best of the situation.
Nowhere was there complaining. The
man who suffered loss was thankful that
his loss had not been greater. The man
who had suffered discomfort, snapped his
fingers and was thankful that it was
nothing more.
And through all the disaster and all of
the discomfort there is a growing sense of
appreciation of the comforts that have
been daily blessings, which are taken as a
matter of course, but are not a matter of
course, but, instead, the outcome of we'll
directed energies which are daily placing
PENSACOLA nearer and nearer the status Of
the big cities of the country.
The fact of the matter is that people do
not realize that what we consider necessi-
ties today were not even luxuries in the
days of our fathers.
We hear great deal about the good old
days, but, after all, the comforts that
modern ingenuity has devised certainly
add much to daily living, and when they
are taken away, even for a brief time, a
a sense of their blessings, hardly realized
when they are enjoyed as a part of every
day living, comes home to us, and we know
them for their true worth.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-08
NO COMPLAINT.

M GOMHLAlNIs
Diner-For a spring chicken thii
pretty tough.
Waiter-Well, sir, you know we
had pretty tough spring.-Bost
Transcript.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-08
NOTED PHYSICIAN
CONDEMNS INJECTIONS
FOR BLOOD POISON

Elmer Lee, editor Health Culture,
states: 'I have never met with a case
of blood poison that was cured with
injections of arsenic, mercury, salver-
san, (606), neo-salversan (914), and
the ike. Another spurious system IS
the 'Wasserman Test Many are the
innocent cases which under this test
are suspected of blood poison and
subjected to a course of arsenic and
melCurial treatment that in itself is
worse than the disease"
Those who submit tc poisonous IL
ject,ens by doctors may get a through
ticket to the place where the daisies
grow and a loving embrace with
death. Number 40 for the Blood is i
scientific remedy. The ingredients
entering into its composition are set
dowr in the u. $. D,spensatorv and
other 'eliable medical books as fol-
lows: EMPLOYED in diseases of the
glandular system. In blood poison.
scrofula, chronic rheumatism and ca
tarrh. To remove tumors, nodes, lu-
pus, goitre, and all scrofulous en-
largements. In scaly skin diseases,
sores, ulcers, assesses, mucous
patches and copper colored spots. ?
Sold by The Crytal Pharmacy.
ladv !
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-08
HER LEFT SIDE HURT.

No family remedy enjoys better
reputation among intelligent women
than Foley Kidney Pills. Mrs. Laura
Beall, Plattsburg, Miss, writes: 'Last
April I got in bad health; my left
side hurt all the time. The doctors
medicine didn't seem to do me any
good. I had symptoms Of Bright's
disease. l took two bottles of Foley
Kidney Pills and feel all right now"
They quickly relieve backache, rheu-
matism, aches and pains in natural
WHY driving the poison out of the
system. Contain no habit forming
drugs.-AdY.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-08
UNPAID RENTS IN PARIS.

Four hundred million dollars in unpaid
rents in Paris alonel
There's big war problem the chamber
of deputies is trying >vainly to solve.
When a general moratorium was de-
clared, early in the war, house rents were
included among the items that need not be
paid. This moratorium has not been
lifted
Three months was set for the duration of
the moratorium, and this time has been ex-
tended from quarter to quarter. Land
lords are beginning to clamor for pay
ment-by the state, if necessary
The socialists oppose payment, arguing
that if the republic made good the rents
the money would come out of the pockets
of the taxpayers. They insist that the
landlords corporation reimburse its mem
bers, and maintain the burden should be
borne by those most able to bear it-thc
rich.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-08
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
DiarrhOea Remedy.

Every family without exception
should keep this preparation at hand
during the hot weather of the sum-
mer months. ChamberIain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is
worth many times its cost when need
ed and is almost certain to be needed
before the summer is over. It has no
superior for the purposes for which it
is intended. Obtainable everywhere.
ADV.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-08
PROSPEROUS PACKING PLANT.


In view of the wide and growing interes
i packing plant to be located at Pensa
ola, the following letter to the ManufaS
urer's Record from Mr.. w. c. Vereen,
Ioultrie, Ca, will be read with interest:
Since the establishment of our plant
in Moultrie the farmers of South
Georgia, Eastern Alabama and North
ern Florida have commenced devoting
considerable more attention to the
raising of hogs than heretofore. As an
illustration, up to this time last year,
which was the first year our plant was
in operation, we had killed about
$1,000 hogs. This year we have killed
about $4,000. The probability is that
next year during the same period we
will kill over 0O,OOO.
l am also president of one of the
banks of our city, and for many years
during the early part OF May the
banks always have numerous demands
from the farmers of this section for
money to pay cotton choppers. This
year this demand has amounted to
almost nothing. Instead of going to
the banks and borrowing money to
paw their cotton choppers the farmers
have sold a few hogs and secured the
necessary cash to meet this expense.
The cotton crop in this section will be
made this year on less borrowed money
than any previous season.
So far we have not made satisfactory
Roadway in the cattle business. We
cannot hope to do much in this line as
long as we have the tick to contend
with. Whenever we have gotten rid
of the tick. better cattle will be raised.
Consequently there will be promise of
a profit in handling cattle.
There is danger that too many
packing plants will be established in
the South before the supply of hogs is
adequate to supply the demand. If too
many plants should be erected, there
would be danger of failure, and the
failure of one or more southern pack
ing plants might hold back the de-
velopment of the livestock industry
for many years. The safer plan would
be to go slow, allow one or two plants
to become firmly established and then
erect more. It is necessary that our
farmers raise hogs to be put on the
market at all seasons of the year. We
find now that they wish to market
their hogs just as they have been mar
keting the cotton crop-in a few
months of each year. AS. rule, hogs
bring higher prices in the summer
months than they do in the fall and
winter months. The wise farmer will
take advantage of this and market his
hogs when they will bring the highest
price. If I can give you any further
information, I shall be pleased to do so.
The points made by Mr.. Vereen shot
be carefully studied by the farmers of t
South, as well as by business men, 7
effect of this plant in largely increasing
raising of hogs IS strikingly indicated
the figures given by him, but, as Mr.. We're
says, not until the tick evil is eradicat
will there be an adequate development
the cattle industry.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-08
HEADLINES ALL NEWSPAPERS
SHOULD KEEP SET IN TYPE.

Germans Report Gain at Verdun.
French Report German Reverse at
Verdun.
London Reports Food Riots IN Ger
many.
Wilson Orders II , tigation.
Daniels Reports Zig Improvement
in Navy.
Roosevelt Assails Pacifsts.
New Thirty Story Building in New
York.
Washington Hopes for Peaceful
Settlements.
Mexican Crisis Acute.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-08
FOSTERING TALENT.

Your daughter has a wonderful
voice. You ought to cultivate it."
"What for? A voice doesn't show
up in moving pictures. But I've got
a boy with a funny walk whom I ex-
pect to see drawing a thousand a
week one of these days."-Washing-
ton Star.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-08
IT'S AN ILL WIND.

The scarcity of dyes will soon make
it impossible to obtain any more red
tape for the use of government Of
fees. War has its uses after all.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-08

Demon rum loses another round of its
biggest fight as durna puts permanent ban
on booze in Russia.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-08

John D. Rockefeller will be II July s.
Watch for rise in the price of gasoline so
he'll be able to give himself birthday
present.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-08
WERE THEY IITsTIFIEn2

Isabella dog in Chicago bit five
people.
Shorty-Was the dog mad?
Isabel-No, but the five people
were-Register.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-08

man submarine should be in Detroit by this
time.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-29

sWebuia", Der tpabrfdeinli9 untsrges
gdnsen 1T, na6bem bic 8eiuBung in
Si6sr6eit se6raat pOrben.
.llniere 3erTt0rer ipurbsn, tpdbrenb
fie bic bsutideu acknowledgements ans
sriffen, bon feinbli4en 5liessrn anges
griffsu. iie tpuroen aber in tsiner
Detie befdGbist.
Bon ben fetnbIiden 9dtrouiles
boOtsn, bic Don unisreu S6iffen Der=
fentt ipurben, bsfiHbsn Ti8 bic folsens
ben 9efdngenen in uHieren 5drtben:
bier gtdnH DON bem Syii4bampfer
Otto RuboIpb" unb 16 DON Dem
Jifdbdmpfer rgrauRi4peis".
~Sn Der Samitds 0adt itisben uns
iere leihteH &rsuaer duf EN- 9ei9pa,
Der bon beutiden 3erft6rern. Giner
oieier 3erftOrer tpurbe DON bem areus
ser ngIeopotra" gsrdmmt uno bers
1eRtt. Don Der 9eiasung DurOe g1ies
mdnp qerettet.
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gAiffsnerlufte.
Der ftanbinapiiden 2dHSer fsit Be
sinn bss &risges ietr bebeutenb.

&openbagen. bia 6 onooH,
2S. Dedr5. einer bier ber0ffertIiAten
3situnssna4ri4t 5ufoIgs iino ieit Bee
giun bes Grisges 98 nOrpegilae
S6iffe Dsrloren eegdngen; bauon ieien
20 bur9 bsuti4e unterieehOOte pers
ientt tpOrben, nobel n nprtpsgiioqe
llntertbdnen bns 2eteu psrlOrsn.
Deiitiblanb habe aber nitr fir bier
2ampfer Gntiddbisuns 6eaa6lt. Die
oerlcrenen Stiffe battel einen Sal.
iunssralrm BON 125, ,0oO 9onnerL bic
aarsos parsn auf 80, 10000 arUneu
6eipertbet. auberbem, 10 piro gsulels
bet, Hl6en bic Gsutiaen cine 9roBc
@n8abl Don nortuesii4en Garaeugsn
nit gei9log belest.
SdpsSsn perlOr 40 Sdifie nit eis
nem ,3ounengebaIt Don $4,000 Con,
nen TN @ertbe BON 10,000,000
Rronen. SIM garsen DerIpren 12S
Ghpeneu ibr Qsber.
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lin Der Diterrei6ii9-ita
siaiiden Jrsnt
iJinbeu iDisSsr bsftiae admpfs itatt.
Cine ipeitere qofitiOn BON ben Seftsrs
rei4trn erobert.
Jn 0dIisitn bubeu uur @orpoiisnse.
fedte itottgefunbsn.

Berlin, %. 1Gr3. aluf brobtlo.
fem Wsse nd1 Sappils. BUR ileiR.
9crpoifengefe9te babeu In GaIi5ieI
itattssfunosn uHb bic iossnannisn
Siege an Snieftsr, ipelde bic Ruiien
in ibren offi5ielIeu gsri4ten srpdb.
nsn, iDaren ni4t iiber srOBers Oiiers
reiaiFde sruppsnt0rper errunsen
porosn, fpis in benz offisiellsn geri4t
beg 0ftsrrei4if9en ariessminifisriums
pom 20. WGrs ansstiinbisi iptrb. Der
gsrihi Iuutti ipis foIsi:
Die Gefe9te am Dnisiter, bic in
Ssm ruifiiaeu OffisislIsn geri4t ere
iuabut tpurbtH. tpuren Deiter nihts
ais 0orpoiisnseie4ts. Deiterrsidii4s
unsuriT4e Retosnossirungs qlbtbei.
linsen sogen Iia auf ibre SauptiteIs
Iiinssn suriid. als itar.s ruifif6e
1ruppsntSrper anriidtsn. MdbreHb
Der sansen lsbieu Do4e babsn bic
giuisn teinen @erIu9 semadt, bic
6aupiarmss bes Generals pom PIans
;r.8aIin anSusrsfsH.
.Jtofisniide oroni: StaIieniide
glriinsrie bat bic Dobsrbo 55hen unp
ben GeGa gfbTAni.t. ME aud einise
puntts an Ssr sirolsr @renss Be-
IhoFsn. Stiilid pom plOtdsn s3ab
brans.n Oiisrr.idiidsungarii6s 1rups
pen in bic italieaii4en pOiitionsn Gin.
ansriffs bss Jsinbes I'm aopumdtbuI
iuurbsn abgefdldgsn.
Die an q. Mar5 bonn Siisrrsitif9.
inearifhsn arisssminiiisiium srlaiIe.
n. oifisisIls gstanntma9uns Iauiet
iuis iolst:
.gtn bst iialisnildsu Jrpnt fanbtn
gsittrn an mebrrsn puntten bsfiige
Gsfshis itaii. Die Oiterrei6ii6sunsas
riI6sn zruppeH, bi, in Der gadhs bss
grIldsntppfs bon GDr5 itebsn. baben
cine aan;s fsinblide poiition Dor benz
nSrSli6sH sbsiI Der qOb Cora S5ben
srpteri. Gs ipurbsn 525 StuIi,nsr &C,
fanssn ssnOmmsn, Oaruntsr 13 Offi.
;isrs.
.5n Der pIoeden gesenb madte Der
Gtinb, obsIsi9 sr 9srftdrtunssn bsrs
dnssbra4t hattie. Dsrssbli9s 9srfuds,
bic pOiitiOH.H .lpisOersuer0bern. bic
mir ibm 0bssnomnsn battsn. Die
sample nabmen an llmfdng gu unD
bausrisn bis IN bic gsaGt binsin.
.gln Der 1irOisr Grsn3e baben nur
mdbis fart. alriiIsrisgsfe8ss ftatiss.
iunssn. GaIn0uasso uuk enigma
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Bring MmsuftgSilbelm bon
preakex
BirS btellei4t Der nG6ite
General 9ouperneur

OeHer " pet Heur
BON 8elsien perbeu.
2Onbou, %. RGra. @ie aus
Imiterbam gemslbst ipirb, piro Der
prin5 guguit @ilbelm BON preuben,
Der pierte sO5n bes aaiiers, bemnd4it
in griiHsl oHtommsn. Gr 1T initruirt
lporSeH, bem Seneralsouterneur BON
9eIgieH, 9eneral DON giHing, dls 4Is
iiitent gu oisncn unO man sGuubt, bub
er epentuea Der Ra6folser bss Gene
rals bon Biting DerbeH tpirb.
Die Dierts 6eutf 9e&riegs s..
auleibe.
Berlin, %. MdrS. Quf brabtIos
lem Wese Ha9 SapDile. Sie Subs
itriptiOnsn auf bic pierte beuti4e
&risssanleibe, bic fDpeit eiHsstrasen
iiuO, beIaufsH iic9 auf 1o,667, 100000
Mart, bapoH el1tfalen 7,106,OO0,O00
Wart auf bic fiinfprusentissu gpnbs,
l 1893. 100000 Waart uuf bic regiftrir.
ten Bombs unb 1,562,O00.o0o Rart
auf bic S4asdmtsiaeire.
Gin psrfii4er prins BET
Der uSuffer" sRatuftrps
phs umeetpmmen.
paris, %. WiGrs. prins gdbs
ram, bon Der regierenben periii6en
9errf6erfamiIie, Der Elm Poiiasier on
gorb Des Sampfers Suffer mar,
f6eint umsetommen gu fem. Sein @as
ter, giles Sultan, Der ii6 sur 3eit in
gfi;3d aiifhilt. bat OIL bag auspGrtige
4nt in 2onpon uno an bic 9urenur
Der GiIenbdbutompasnie teIsgrapbirt,
uro ba er pon teiner Settle qlustunft
erbaIten, bdt er ale 6uffnung aufseses
ben, oaB iein Sobn nod am 2eben iit.
WOllen gudrS Fl &aiieis
ner Ma6t euttleiben.
Sbangbui, China, %. M1Grs.
Seuts ianbtsE 81 Mitslisbsr Der gtas
tionalOsrfnmmlung elm lansss 9eles
sromm an bns SiplomatfF6e &orps in
petins, in ipeldem iis srtIGren, buB
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gum Saifsr prptlamirts, isinen 4mtss
eib berisst uno ii1 bes SO4perrutbs
idaloig seuta6t babe. rSein Opppels
fpisI In Der @olls bss prGfibenten unb
bts aaifers 1T tinbii9,~ beibt es In
,Sssa9 9snl4s .slsta mtg 3aSsI isissli@
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Die nnterfeebppts9lnaelef
geRbeit
Der gOtidafter gerarO angetpieIeR
an3ufragen,
O6 beutide llnteriee6oOfe bic .Sull
ieg" uHo ben r@nslti6mau" an.
gsgriffen bdtteR.

8 f9tngton, Dc. %. W1drs.
Der SetretGr Gaming bat nit .3ua
fimmuns bes PrGIiOenten 8if7on BEN
goti4after Seruro in Berlin auaes
pieien, fOrmea an5ufrageR, OBJ Elm
oeutIhes unterIeeboOt ben Dampfer
o,Suiier" torpeoirt babe, ouf benz ii6
% amerttanti6e Reiienbe befduoen,
oter ben britil9en 0ampfer c@ngliibs
man, bel oeiieH llHtergang Elm 4mes
ritoner ums 2eben fam.
N5ie bic Sade jeBt liegt, baben Die
Der. Stdaten teine iiber5eugenoen 8es
lpetie oafiir, oab irgenO ems Dieier
beioen S9ifIe Don eiuem oeutI6en
llnterIeebOOt DerIentt puroe, es ptrp
aber in beioen 5dlleH bebauptet, buB
bic S6tffe pbne Wdrnung torpebirt
tporOen ieien. Ypu Der 2(ntrpprt, bic
Das gerliner 2tuspGrtise Qlmt bem
8otfAufter Geraro geben ptro, piro
Der nG4ite S6ritt, ben bic Hsgierung
in @ofbtngtOu tbun piro, abbdngen.
Sopeit 1T ni6ts getban poroen. oos
als cine JOrberung oOer eiR proteit
angeIeben tperben tDRnte.
Der prGiiOsnt 8ilfon unterbreitete
tpG6reub bes Sages ale oem Stdatss
oepartement 5ugegangeneu geriHte
benz &abinet. yla4 Der &abinetss
fibung ga6 Der SetretGr 2onftng bic
grtlGrung u6, bab 6sf6lOfen 1uorben
lei, ME oben bernertt, BEL Der 5eutiheH
Regierung an5ufragen. Die benz gDt>
f9after @eraro 5ugei4idten Snitrrts
tionsn fno pu9ri6einIid i6pn in
Berlin eineetroffen.
Die Situdtipn tpuroe NOD per'
pideltcr, aIs am 4benb cine SepeI9e
Don Dem aonful Jroit IN Queens
topn eintraf, SabiRIuuteno, buB Der
6rttiI1e Sampfcr rMan4effer gngis
neer" obne 8arnuns torpebirt norben
lei. 3pei Reger, amerifoniiae gHrser,
bic fi6 an gorb befunoen, fpurben ges
rettet. Die Regierung Dartet fpeItere
gautri6ten ppn bem &onful ab, ebe tte
ii9 nit bieism Sal beiadftissu Dtra'
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Serfhpbem
8urbe pom SuitiStommittse Des
9aufes bic geratRnug Der toHs
ititutipueaen 4mennea
ments.

BaIbingtou, %. Wedr5. -
Die geratbuns Idmmtli3er i'm 9dule,
pprgei9lasenen tOnitttuonelen almens
dement's, eiui6IiebIia Osrienissn IN
geSus auf Grauenftiumre4t uno
Qrobi6itiOu, iOipie 10 iol9er minber-
rui6tigen @bGratters, purbe belIte
rpm SuItiStummittes nit 10 geSeu 8
gtimmen alsf urbeitimmte 3ett pers
I9obeH. Suffrasettsn Giibrer iu4s
ten persebens es burdSuieBen, bob
iiber ibren 8orf9lag iepdrat obses
Itimmt perne, unb erflGrten, bab lie
ibren &aupf tpenn n0tbig bis gum Gts
be Der &pugreB Sisung fortlesen
piirben. sic 6ebulIpteu, bGB lie iiber
genug Stimmen i'm SOmmittee psrs
fist baben tpiirben, tpenn iiber tbr
@menbment aIlsin Gbgeitiusmt tpOrr
ben ipdre.
gBenn mDeli1 fpll In Der commits
tee Sibuns am 9Cuueritdg ein nelf'
er 9eriu9 aena6t peroen, cine glbs
ftfmmung berbet5ufiibreu. Utdn bar
ieooh penis SOffruns. bab Dom ge'
genip6rtieen &ommittee etn gitnittger
9eri9t gu srbDTfen 1T. @oriissr
@ebb opponirte ben 4menbements uHo
cerunlobte beute BEN ReprGientautet
Garlin bon @irsinia, ben gtntrus airt
@sri6iebun1 3u iteaen, tpdbrenb ots
ReprGientdnten RelIon bon Wisconfiu
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