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CAN JUMP TEN MILES.

Under the present homestead law
the entryman can take up additional
land that is subject to the enlarged
homestead act SO that his entire
homestead may include as much as
three hundred and twenty acres, pro-
vided that the additional land ad-
joins his original homestead.
Congressman Sinnott has intro
duced an amendment (H. r. 3119)
that II there be no vacant land Of
this character contiguous to his orr
ginal entry, such person may enter
as such additional entry upon other
land situated not more than ten miles
distant from such former entry"
This enactment would permit the
homesteader now having 100 acres
to get title to another quarter section
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-24
INCOME TAX.


OF these cases not involving the
United States.
In a complaint against the Union
Pacific railroad, Stakeholder Frank
r. Brushaber charged that that part
OF the law taxing incomes received
before October 3, 1918, was uncon-
stitutional, because the law was not
then In effect. He declared II dis
criminatory because 1t exempted fra
ternal, agricultural, business, civic
and similar bodies. He declared 1t
took property without process OF law
by arbitrarily fixing classes, by ex-
tempting small incomes. He declared
the provision compelling corporations
to pay one per cent upon their coup
ons and bond interest income was un-
constitutional because they might be
paying on coupons or bonds owned
by persons whose incomes we're not
large enough 10 lDe taxed, Dut VINO
had not notified the company; that
the added bookkeeping necessary
would be unjust discrimination
against the company.
John F. and H. T.. Dodge, Of De-
trolt, said the law Is unconstitutional
because II levies an additional tax
on the net incomes OF individuals
and partners, but not upon the in
comes Of corporations.
The income tax law has produced
approximately sSO,OOO,OO a year for
the federal treasury. II applies only
to incomes above $4,000, and grants
many other exemptions. II was at
tackled when passed by congress, fol-
lowing the adoption OF the federal
constitutional amendment providing
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-24
ASK TURKS ABOUT
SINKING OF PERSIA

washington, Jan. s4.--The United
States will inquire OF Turkey regard
ing any knowledge she may have OF
the sinking of the P, 4 o. liner Per-
sia, Secretary Lansing said today,
This announcement followed pub
lication of press reports that Turkey
was the nation responsible for the
destruction of the vessel, with a loss
of over 100 lives, including that of
American Consul McNeely.
Germany reported that her sub
marines had returned to their bases
and reported they had nothing to do
with the Persia case; Austria has
tentatively reported she did not tor
pedo the British liner.
Ambassador Morgenthau, at Con-
stantinople, will ask the Turkish
government If it has any information
regarding the Persia.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-24

salonilSi, Dec. il,---Where tho
hugo French camp had been tho night
before, all was baro before morning,
Smoking cindors here and there
showed whore tho four o'clock coffee
had boen made, but the removal OF
the camp had begun at three o'clock
and by tho time tho newspaper men
arose from thoir cots In the hospital
tent and went outdoors TO wash their
faces In pals OF cold water, the
French soldiers were several miles
down the valley road, their wagons
loaded with camp equipment, There
were explosions across tho river,
where u military road had boon cut.
Artillery" | asked captain,
blasting" he explained BLOW.
Ing up the wagon road"
"They take us to Krivolak today
don't they?" French reporter
asked.
mo they don't" he said signIii'
cantly.
But three days ago General sar'
rail said we were to bo taken IA
Krivolan,
Krivolak was up the Vardar val
10y only forty miles. and the railroad
on which wO were encampod led dir
cctly to It. Bht threo days ago Is
not today. the officer told me,
See all the soldiers marching
along tho railroad? We'll. they've
come from Krlvolak, Tho fact Is
We are evacnating KrIvolak and the
Bulgars are probably In II by this
time" no said.
Later developments showed thai
his guess was II good one, At the
very time wo were talking Of Krlvo
lax the Bulgarian cavalry was march
Ing into the place,
We heard no more artillery fire
around StrumnltEa. The cannon had
been dragged down from the nearby
hills and were being loaded on ilai
cars while we had breakfast In the
railroad station.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-24
DES MONIES PLAN A FAILURE.

DES MONIES PLAN A FAILURE.
The so-called Des Moines plan of
city government, one of the first
forms of commission government,
which attracted much favorable at
tention the country over when it was
adopted seven years ago, Is branded
failure by Councilman W. F.
Mitchell and a considerable per-
centage of the citizens. Mitchell was
put into Office to see II he couldn't
reorganize affairs and make the plan
successful. His resignation has just
been rendered, effective this spring.
Mitchell says the city manager plan
should be adopted by Des Moines.
The bonded and floating indebted
ness of Des Moines has increased
nearly $1,O00,000 since the plan was
put in force seven years ago. The
plan was heralded as one that would
eliminate partisan politics from all
municipal elections, place the respon-
sibility for the success or failure OF
the city government upon the heads
of the individual commissioners and
generally make for economy and effi-
cheney. Mitchell says politics has moi
been eliminated and that financially
the plan has accomplished no good
Mitchell favors electing couneilmer
by districts rather than at large, pay.
ing them for one meeting week
He believes all municipal executive
control should be vested in the cit!
manager, together with power to en-
force all laws and ordinances ant
to control all city work. Mitchell
believes this would kill the politica
phase he believes has made the oil
Des Moines plan useless.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-24
POLITICS WARMING
UP AT THE CAPITAL

Washington. Jan. 24.--Politics will
pop and sizzle this week.
The main event on the political
calendar is President Wilson's stump
ing tour to swing public sentiment in
favor of national preparedness; this
will open Thursday night in New
York. Afterwards he will swing
around the circle in the middle west.
Today he added St. Louis to the list
of cities already on the itinerary.
Speeches concerning the Mexican
situation are expected to deepen the
political tinge OF his trip, though the
chief object thereof is to force the
house to support the general idea OF
increasing the defenses Of the nation
not the exact program recommend
ed to congress, but the general policy
of being ready for war. The presi-
dent has especially requested that his
audiences not be put to expense, and
has asked that he be permitted to
address as many persons as possible.
Another dispatch on the political
menu will be the meeting of repub-
lican leaders at Chicago this week
to discuss arrangements for the con-
vention. In this the question Of
whether conservative or progressive
elements shall dominate the conven-
tion may arise, though it may be
sidetracked II possible.
Still another development will be
the movement Of progressive repub-
licans in congress to reach working
agreement on progressive legislation
and to work toward progressive con-
troll Of the convention.
Yet other political phases Of the
week are the plans Of peace advocates
to send former Secretary Bryan out
on an anti-preparedness stumping
tour; while preparedness advocates
have urged Colonel Roosevelt to
speak at Chicago on the subject oi
defense.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-24
SAN DIEGO WOMAN
AND NEGRO CAUGHT
tBy United Press Leased wireO

tby UHlteu FEes5 Aohoou Who.I
Salt Lake City. Jan. 24.--Charg-
ing that Mrs. Viola Hood. handsome
wife OF San Diego hotelman. In
duced him to elope with her. Ray
mond Dodds. negro, surrendered
himself to the police here today. Soon
afterwards Mrs. Hood walked into
police headquarters.
According to the police. Mrs. Hood
thereupon verified the negro's story,
and confessed that he had not threat
ened her. though she had sent her
husband messages saying the negro
had declared he would kill or harm
her.
The police confessed themselves
as astonished at the strange tale OF
fascination for him that the negro
had unfolded. They want to clear
up a few points in the story OF both
the man and the woman. Notes she
sent her husband saying she had
taken the only course open to her to
save her family are explained on
the ground that she desired to cover
her trail. She also sent a second
message. declaring she was In in
minent danger.
The first letter told Hood to ask
her mother about the case; from the
latter, Hood heard that Mrs. Hoods
life had been threatened number
OF times.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-24

within ten miles of his original home
stead OF restricting him to such land
as might be contiguous to his orig
inal homestead.
It is an excellent measure, and
win help make possible the acquire
ment by citizens of land which other
wise might not pass into private own
ership, become cultivated, and be
made subject to taxation,--oregon
Voter.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-24
CORRESPONDENT SENDS UNCENSORED
LETTERS FROM FRONT IN SALON|K|

n was noon when our military
guido led us TO u box car In freight
train and told us TO climb In.
We were starting back 10 tho
Greek border. Not q single venture
some newspaper man begged to ro-
main, In our train We're box ears
loaded with fugitive Serbian soldiers,
with Serbian civilians who were car
rying with them their household of
fects that they had been able to
transport by hand, with French soi-
diors whose feet were wrapped In
heavy sacking, victims OF frost bite.
There were also Nat cars carrying
cannon. hay and wood, and ears with
high walls above which appeared tho
tightly packed horses,
We wcro beating II with the French
from Serbia In retreat that VIII
perhaps be considered one OF tho
most dramatic events In the history
OF the war.
The two engines snorted for min
uto or two, and finally got the long
string OF cars under way, We rolled
slowly over the vardar bridge
which was blown up two DAYS later
and saw. amid the glrders the ends
OF tho long fuses which were 10 be
lighted at the last possible moment.
The wagon road TO the Greek border
ran parallel 10 the railroad for many
miles and we overlook many wagon
trains. 4 French aoroplane scared
above ua once. heading toward Kri-
volak. In the mountains We heard
artillery booming, and once or twice
wo saw the fash Of blk gune, These
big guns must keep talking loudly
and busily to prevent tho Bulgarians
from knowing that retreat was un-
der way. II was these few guns In
tho mountains which tho British
communication referred TO when IL
said "wo lost eight cannon"
Tho British artillorymcn stuck TO
them To the last minute,
BY night time we were back In
salonikl.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-24
PORTLAND MARKETS

Portland, Jan. 24.--Market quota
tions today were:
Wheat--Club, i.O6@1.1O; blue
stem, 1,l3h Q1.16.
0ats--No. ! white feed, 2750@
$3.50.
Barley--,Feed, 29.25@30.b0.
Hogs-'Best live. 7.25@750.
Prime steers. 7@7.75 fancy cows.
ga 6.25; best calves, 7@S.
Spring lambs, S@S.25.
Butter--City creamery, "a; coun-
try, 25@29 ~ -
@35.
Hens, 14@15; broilers, 14@15;
geese, 10@11.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-24

Los Angeles, Jan. 24.--Van Lee
Hood, husband OF Mrs. Viola Hood,
who Is alleged to have eloped with
Raymond Dodds, negro, who has sur
rendered to the Salt Lake police to-
day, issued the following statement:
II positively will not condone any
wilfnl, guilty, overt act upon the part
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-24

OF my wife. but will stake my life
on her virtue and on her innocence.
| will spend all the remainder OF my
lifo and all the means have and that
I can obtain in proving her charactof
and honor and In furnishing her as
sailant Nothing can change my
conviction regarding her virtue and
honor. or deter me from my purpose,
except positive and undlsputed facts.
This is n tragedy In my life. and
I fear Il will kill her father and
mother. as abe Is the only child and
the idol OF their lives. as we'll as
mine"
Late this afternoon Hood declared
that he would not 20 to Salt Lake.
but would send his wife ample funds
and urge her immediate return.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-24

for the levying OF such a tax. The
collection from corporations Of the
tax on incomes derived from bond in
vestments, which made tax lodging
difficult, has been contested.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-24
TACOMA MANS FINE
REMITTED BY PRESIDENT

Washington. Jan, 24.--Prcsident
Wilson today RENTED a $4,000 Hne
In the case OF John Bullock, OF Ia
coma. Wash. who was fined aud SEN
fenced to serve one year in prison.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-24
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OREGON WEATHER

= Tonight and Tuesday unset
4 tied, probably rain or snow; 4
= colder east portion; northeast 4
= erly winds,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-24
Coffee

Cheap, for those who
won't have good; Schil-
ling's Best for those who
won't have poor-and
theirs is the real economy.
It's the economy of fine
coffee, it's richness full-de-
veloped in roasting, blend
ing, even grinding and
removal of bitterish chaf.
It's the economy of the
alright tin, which seals in
every particle of flavor the
coffee develops from the
hour it's roasted.
Flavor Economy. Moneyback.
Schilling's
Best
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Sleine aspli5einad)rihten.

Aus Der Dobnung ppn Gttel
Morsan, 0o. 421 Sit 2. Strdbe,
purben ssiisrn BON einsm 9isb, Der
ii9 osrmittelit zines JlaMtliiFsls
3uiritt osriaafft battle. pel5paaren
i'm gDert4e BON 500 seitcblsn.
0eteitip Stpaeble bra6ie gss
fern eoiparD Roisnbtrs aus 5olebo,
g., Suriid. Der bort auf 9eranlaifung
rpn 8. s. Sausbertp. Dor go 2232
Arnpon Strabs, utter bsr qnilag.
bss @roboiebitabIs psrbafiet poroen
mar. RcIsnbsrs piro beItulbisi, aus
9ausbsrtp's WobnuHs $32 in gaar.
iulpie Shmudiahen i'm Wsrtbe BON
1853 stiioblen 81 buben.
poli3iit Carl ganfcrS pom 4.
9iitriit tpurbe ipegsRunuiirbigen Be-
trngens asiisrn bonn SiferbsitssD
retior srieoldnbsr fir bic Dauer bon
10 5agsn om 9ieuit iuipsnbirt. Ban
fort bate betdnHtlif, nadbem OF iih
fpessn dngeblider lInpdbIihteit bienits
frei gsma9t, am 9ienitcg abtno iidi
an Der Georss Sirabs 10 unssbiibrr
lid btnommen, bab sr itllieblia BON
5,pei aolsgsn na4 Der Capitalization
eebrahi iperben mubte.
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Qlms benz Syamnisipalgeri6t

Sames ssorb DON Wureeiier, Wah..
Der, fpie beritist, bic 2etertaihe aus
bsm QutomDbil bes SiIfs Stddts
anpaIts Simou ROb ssitObleH bate,
in peIter ii6 bic Qbi6rift Der 3sus
senausfasen in BEN Snqnsft iibsr bi:
Grmoroung Der Sail DtutroHe gtns
ra Dart befanb, puros ssiisrn DON
gidter aleranber tpegen 9isbitdbls
zines DffentIi9n Documents sa elmer
Celebrate DON $1O0 uno aoiten per'
urtbeilt, bic er i'm Qrbeitsbauie db,
perbienm mub. Der Rihier bemertte
mad Der 0erurtbsiIuns gu Jorb. bob
bic Gtrafe m6gIihsripsiis berabgeisBt
iperben ipiirb,, ians Goro Der polbsl
ans.ben ipiirbe, tpas sr nit BEN Dos
iumeni getban babe, ebe er bic aebers
tai6s bei einem 5r6oler fur 10 eents
periaufts.
gu Der iibli6en Straf, BON 5000
uno aoiien ipurbe Grant Selblins
perurtb.iIt, Der babel erlpiidt fporber
mar, aIs er GpirituOisu rbu. ai5sns
psrtaufi battle.
gpa 5apnes bon Der 13. nnb gres
men Strabs. German G!art, Der in
arplman's SotsI pObni. unb Glare
Suniban pon Der ct. Sames apenlis
purben Inn ie $40 unb si. Soften be-
itraft, spsil lie iid seitern Worsen IN
einem Jlat bes Snn 9stdubes an
Der 13. uno Bremen Strobe IN 70
un3iemIi9er Deiie aufgeiiibrt batten,
bab bic auf Der StrdBe porbeisshsn,
rem polisiiten Sipeenep uub Sacobs
bem sSlat einen gsTu9 abitattetsn unb
bds Trio psrbafteter.
sserner bdiien iih seiiern tpisbsr
cine ansabl 4uipmpbilraier 5u pers
aniporten. Csedr aelIner, BON no.
1890 5sffsrion 9tpenue, ipurbe Inn
$25 unb bic &oitsn beitrait, pdbvenb
@alier asmper, BON SO. 1900 Carl
StraBe, 2lusuft 6. offers. bon Gars
tbaee, Roberi 9. Rapburn, BON Der
MeJarlnnb Roub, Rdb Morris. BON
go. 1926 Clan Strabe. Wlilforo
Meis, bon 80. $50 2ennor placs,
uub War Seal, BON 80. 1878 Sias
bella Sirabs. um ie So unb bic aoitsn
geitraft ipurbsn. Die 8srbanbluns ses
gen irant Gang, BON Ro. 2219 0irtor
Strabe, Der in bos gditauiomobil BON
Nariin arsb, BON go. 217 Dit elifs
ton Qlpe., ssrdHnt fein fol-, tpurbe bis
gum 20. qluauif perihoben.
gu einsr Celebrate bon 5000 uno
80 Sagen Mrbeitsbuus fparbs Soba
.Iiui BON gsa, slS a0piiHs Ssrabs.
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9eutidyer alrb

sfn Wontag slbeno iinSet Die criie
Sielus oes sSereihialmgs. .slusitji,i.
ieS fir Die arreusintug bes groii.
nllnesballes, ipclher am %. Septenl.
ber abgehaIten pirb, itatt 2att BE.
iblnb Der lesten gerfanimlung iinb
ole GeIesateu Der so atseidlOiicnen
8ereine eriudit, anipeieno gu iein. gS
pcreen Die grobten slnitrengungen
gemabt, I'm oieics Set in jeoer ge.
5iebung 5u einem grOBpn eriolg 3n
iiiad)en. Gie in ben leBter WDnltcn
norgenonumenen 9erbeiierlnpen ea.
ZEN 9roBe slnipriide an Die aalie &c.
lpad)t; peitere @erbeiiermgen iino &C.
plant lino miro eripartei, Oab ale
gereine i'm Sntereiie DER Seiul'
itdite Elm reyes Sntereiie Oaran neb.
nlln.
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bd5u ptrurtbeilt fporbsn, am IL. Te.
bruar 1916 i'm GobppilIe 3uhtbaus
auf benz elettrifden StubI binseri6.
tet au iDerben, als sr bis sur Gnt,
lideibuns bes appellationsseridts Ell
lien Muffdub erbielt. gr 1T il, Camp
bell SO. Der erite 1pbes : aanoibat.
lpelder burd GlettriSitdt bingeridtsi
lperben Ioa, ipeil friibsr bic gum 5obs
0erurtbeilten burh ben Strang ins
Senfeits geihidt iuurben. Scott Sad
fon unb 9llonsp WolIins iparen bic
lebteren. ipelde por peui5ebn Sabrtll
in Der gleipporter Sail ipeaen ermors
buns Der pearl YrDan 9ebenlt iporT
ben iparen.
80 Serr Sobn M,ntsl. tpelder lei!
40 Sabrsn in Der Donalbion siibos
srapbiIhsn 2lnitait anseiisIIt 1T, feiers
te porseitsrn iein 70. Wiegenfeit. 9srr
Wm. u. Donnlbion bate bem De-
burtstassfinb unb Subilar 81 Gbrtn
in SeibeIbera cine Jsitipitat arrongirt.
3uglsid ipurbe bem 8sfsierten Elm pal
ienbes Geident iiberreiai.
Wie Der Gountpri1isr gols,
ipcldler jiinsii mad 5ranifort fid be-
gsbfn battle, beridtet, srtlGrie Der 8ss
neralanpalt 9osnn. baB Gampbea
SO. bereftist fei feline Sieuereimabs
men fiir bic 8erbeFerung Obsr ben
glntauT Der 2anbfiraben. rpie es Der
5istalraib fir nothpenbis eradte. 81
peripsnben. Sdnlit ipirb bic Wei.
nungsperi9isbenbeit, ipelde bon mebs
rersn Seitsn seltenb senadt ipurSs,
enbsiiltis srlebigt.
- Serr Jreb 70. oampe unb beiIcn
Satin ieierten jiirsit bas 6eit Der
soIbenen Sodaeit unb ausleid bas 73.
DiegenIeit bss 6errn 2ampe. 2estersr
in elmer Der iilteiien 8autoniraitorsll
Reipports. Gr III Elm prominenter
sempelritter, elm Wlitglieb bes Sbo
sseIIpp Srbsng urb elmer Der @riinber
Der llniiprmirten pptbiasritter Orr
ganiIation. 9ei Der geIiebtbsii bes
Su6slpndres bate es on Sablrei4sn
unb berSIihen Gratulationen nitt ses
ieblt.
- Senrietta 9amps. bic sohter
BON 5errn s5ront ). aampe bon 9o.
SO Sit Neunte Strabs, itarb gsitstr
i'm 4lter Don Is Sabren.
- Senrp r. gabeer pon Ro. 9lS
0ort Sirabs. Elm 9eteran beg glir'
eertrieaes unb Elm prpmineniss yilt'
qIieb Der 9. q. R., 1T geitern i'm
2tl.sr BON SO Sahren seltorbsn.
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GpSingtoA.

9ie GoSinstoner Cffiee fir bas
,,Giueinuatier @Olfsblatt" befinoet
I'D, in bem @ebGube Der ErOples
Sauimss ganf d Srnit &c., Z gSeit
Sed,ite SraFe. sluseisen, Yiittbei'
lmnaeu uuS geitcllnnsen irseno mel
der Grt luerScn bis Heun llbr sIbenos
SaIeIbt entgesenseuommen. sele'
pbpn Snutb 1854.
geIibtiteI @erdnberuHgsn:
sspbn 6. Bates an Sobunna 2af, cine
Got % BEL 125 SUB on Der SiiSisits
Der Sunpfibe 2los., 81; Sobanna
gIaf al ospbn 6. Bates, cine Got an
Der Siibi.its Der sunpiibs 2tDs., 25
bel 125 SUB, 81.
Seiratbsi6ein.: 9enrp fS. oar
bin, 38, unb 9attie 3. Sdas, %, bsios
BON Cincinnati.
- Mapor Craig nnb Der Stabt'
Gplisitor isreb. u. Shmis bei9Ioi'
fen aeftern in elmer aonfsren5, ein:
WafenperiammIuus ein5uberufen, in
pelter iber bic Qusgobe BON gonps
fir notbpenbige gerbeferungen bsras
then tperben iOl. Die WtitgIieber Der
aus bier Seislliaaften beitebsnben
JDbsration fir 9sr6eferuHsen nrO
Der esnbuitrie alub iinb singelaosn
iporben. Die 9sriammlung ipir0 am
nditen Waittipu6 2lbenb I'M Seri9tss
iaal b.s aidtsrs SarbeIon abssbaItsr
perben.
- Sim GountDg.ridt ipurbe ssiiern
Der @ormann $. $. Rubea bon Der Y.
unb q. gabn, tpelder beiduloigt
pprbsn mar, auf ben Jarbisen 6.
W6ite ssIfoNen gu haben, bon Der
antlase freissiprOhen, oa Der ans
tl1ser nidt eridisuen mar.
Der Getettip J. 6. Stetpart bon
asrington bradts seitsrn ben 5nrbi.
aen 4. 6. 9rppn ndh aerinsion 3us
rid, oa bsrislbs beihuIbiat piro,
bort i'm Sauie pss .. R. aasn einsn
Raub aussefiibrt 3u baben, groipn.
ipelder bier cine Greibeitsitrafs ipsgeH
9ragens perbprasner Waffen ptrbliBs
bate einen Sluttperfud I'm OeOou
part unternommsn, tpelher ieooa
feline syeitnabms unb 9eri4drfuus
Der Strafe CUR 5Olse battle.
- Der 12jdbrise Soiepb Conn.
ipelder ieinsn g!tern in Weit Roms,
Ga, entlaufen mar, ipurDe auf benz
Siibbabnbof in aublotp in einem aob'
Ientpasen sefunb.n unb benz Jusenps
seridt iiberssbsn. CT trSdhltt bern
RiG.sr bab sr i'm Wtrsin nit aDst
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