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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-16

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-16
Loves National Came.

Billy SUNDAY spoke on 'he sub
jet Forces that Win.
I'm glad I played bali he said
At the start, and I'm proud OF The
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-16

10 risA,-Tire. Jss Dsp,1Msis tsso.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-16

Quotations by Paine Webeer & 'r.
sept IS open High Low Close
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-16
SAYS JUDGE
is TOO EASY
WITH BOOZE MEN

Continues FROM rag. on.1
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TtGtN HITTER

ELGiN iiI -,Af sales &c advance
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1916-06-07

sne apparently wanted to avoid MIN.
because she found an excuse always
to leave any room he happened to
enter.
1t was In March when the big snow
storm OF the winter occurred that
year, and Tim Austin was not espe-
cially surprised that out OF the four or
i've members OF the entire establish
ment who ventured out that day and
arrived at work on time. the new
typist was one. Needless to say. Tim
WAS also on time. His own stem
ographer had not arrived and 1t &C.
CURED to him that the new typist
might be able to take his dictation.
Hurriedly he made his way into the
large. light room where she did her
work. When he opened the door she
gave a little cry OF alarm. She was
standing before the radiator somewhat
the worst for her encounter with the
storm. She had spread out her coat
to dry and was holding her hands to
the heat. But what Tim noticed and
what had caused the cry of alarm was
that the new typist's hair was hang
81
snow. over her shoulders.
Tim stopped with sudden surprise
For the first time he looked searching
ly at the girl. Yes, It really was. 1t
was the same hair, those were the
same eyes, and that was the same
voice. 1t was actually hadge jenkins.
Il have always been faithful to the
memory OF the only girl that ever
charmed me-" he said as soon as he
could trust himself to speak. Il sup
pose it is always that way when a man
really loves. even II he is only cal
low office boy at the time"
But why did you never let me
known" she asked. with the same
voice that had charmed him SO many
years before.
so long as you had money and posi-
ton l never could have told you l
loved you" Tim said. but now 1t isn't
so very difficult II seems strange
that should be glad Of your apparent
misfortune. Perhaps l can do some
thing for your father II he has failed
1t is a long time since / have heard
OF him"
Madge looked up at him with glow
ing cheeks and sparkling eyes. They
kissed.
Copyright 1916. by the MoCiur. Nswspa>
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1916-06-07
Barnard McGrath

Married-At the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Barn
ard, on Wednesday afternoon, June l,
at four o'clock, Mr.. Neill b. McGrath
and Miss Alice Jane Barnard, Rev.
T. F. Kelly officiating. Only the i'm
mediate family of the bride with
Mrs. T. F. Kelly witnessed the cere-
mOny.
After a dainty five O'Clock luncheon
the young couple left for their farm
eight miles north of Lamar, where
the groom has beautifully fitted out
the home for his bride.
Mr.. McGrath and Miss Barnard's
acquaintance began in high school
several years ago. After completing
the high school course each took
course in the Colorado Agricultural
college. Mr.. McGrath graduating in
1914 from a course in Animal Hus-
bandry, while Miss Barnard gradual
ed in 1915 from the Home Economic
Department
Mr.. McGrath is member of tn,
Sigma Delta Fraternity and also Of
the Alpha Zeta, an honorary agricul-
tural fraternity. During his college
career he was an active worker in
the Y. NJ. C. A.
Miss Barnard is a member of the
Tau Epsilon Sorority. During the last
year she has been an instructor in
the Home Economics Department of
the Colorado Agricultural College.
Both the young people have a host
of friends in Lamar and Fort Collins
who extend hearty congratulations
and best wishes.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1916-06-07
GRAY EYES
BY JANE OSBORN.


Madge Peckham was a teacher at
the most fashionable school in the
suburban community where the home
OF the newly rich Stoneworths was
located. and. incidentally. she was the
favorite and best-beloved teacher Of
twelve-year-old Vivian. who had been
sent to school because OF her inabil-
ity to keep peace with the gray eyed
Mr.. Sneed. resident tutor OF the Stone
worth establishment.
Easter holidays had come and be
cause Madge had no family to return
to during the school vacation. she had
been glad to accept the task OF return
ing home with Vivian to share the
duty Of taking care OF the young
StOneworths. Mr. and Mrs. Stone
worth had departed the day before for
southern chimes to be gone a week.
Madge had 1ined llone with the lit
tie girls, and after intrusting them to
the care OF their maid to be put to
bed she had retraced her way to the
library. OF which she had caught a
glimpse before dinner.
From Vivian's few comments Madge
had formed distinct mental image
OF the tutor She fancied him lean.
precise. pedantic and Immaculate.
both in appearance and in speech. She
heard a mufied step on the heavy rug
behind her.
SO you are Miss Peckham." said a
voice so melodious and magnetic, so
unlike anything Madge had associated
with the probable Mr.. Sneed, that she
gave a perceptible start.
May introduce myself? We shall
have to see more or less OF each other
for ten days. hope we shall get on
famously"
4 am very glad to meet you, Mr..
Sneed." said Madge. making a rapid
visual survey OF the athletic young
man before her.
Isn't It really quite q lark to be
here?" she laughed. Il have never
been in such a wonderful house be
fore. 1t is quite like a fairy tale.
hands full. | am sure Vivian will be
docile enough, but Hildegarde does
not know me. suppose Billy is quite
a terror DID you see that he had
been put to bed before you came
down."
The next morning. when Madge de
scended to the breakfast room at
eight. she found her charges already
at breakfast.
Billy is the limit" put in Vivian,
with a knowing glance at Hildegarde.
1t is Just dreadful when he is at
meals. I'm glad Mr.. Sneed made him
have breakfast upstairs"
Il am quite sure / shall be great
friends with that bad Billy brother OF
yours" said Madge. although secretly
she was glad that the complications
OF the first morning had not been in
creased by the addition or Billy.
That first OF the Easter holidays was
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1916-06-07
AUSTIN'S IDEAL

When Tim saw her, sweeping grace
fully through the offices, her golden
hair falling lightly over her sturdy
young shoulders, he forgot all about
the little stenographer. The girl was
Madge jenkins. daughter Of Mr.. bud
ley Jenkins. senior partner Of Jenkins
4 Barr.
The girl had gone straight to her ia.
theirs office and a few minutes later
was seen going out again at her IA
Tiers side apparently to have lunch
with him at his downtown club.
Somehow the air was fresher and
the day was brighter to Tim Austin
because OF that visit of Madge Jenkins.
She was Just in her teens at the time
and Tim, at sixteen. was beginning
his career.
Once-it was two years later and
by this time Tim had come to regard
the girl as his presiding divinity
Madge had brought her dog to the
ONCE with her.
Would you be so Eood-oould you
Just hold him In leash till come out?'
Then. after he had returned the dog
to Its pretty owner. after he had been
introduced to her by Mr.. Jenkins him
self, he realized for the first time the
breach that lay between them. What
must be her contempt for him? The
fact that he was no longer office boy,
that he had obtained rapid promotion
and had even been taken out to lunch
at the club by the boss" seemed to
make no difference. Then came the
day when Mr.. Jenkins asked him to
have dinner with him at his home.
As they were taking the elevator IT
was akin to a blow to have Mr.. Jen-
kins say: My daughter will be dis
appointed not to be at home. But It
is the night OF some sort Of school
festivity."
Then came a time when jenkins and
Barr parted company, and for bust
ness reasons Tim was retained by Barr
instead of Jenkins. All that happened
before Tim was two and twenty.
Now, with anyone but Tim It might
have been simply passing memory
that little experience with the gold
en-hAired Madge. But TO Tim 1t was
much more than that. 1t was even
enough to account for the fact that he
never took more than very passing
interest in the girls he met. At TWEEN
ty-six or seven, when the sign over his
office door read Barr & Austin he
had earned for himself the reputation
OF being immune so far as pretty girls
were concerned.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1916-06-07

one or those days that seems like the
longest and the shortest of lifetime.
At Mr. Sneed's suggestion, there was
morning horseback ride in the mild
spring air, lunch in the sun parlor and
an afternoon spent first at music in
the music room, when Madge and her
little charges played for the entertain
ment OF the tutor, and, later hours
spent in the library.
Alter the girls had gone to bed.
Madge made her way down to the Ii
brary. this time because the tutor had
made her promise to meet him there
when they parted at dinner
Haven't the children been wonder
fule" she said. as soon as they had
taken their places before the embers
Of the low-burning fire on the hearth.
Madge had changed her simple navy
blue dress for an equally simple eve
ming fr1ck of white that added hun
ircdfold to her charms In that won
derul day she had become well &C.
quainted with the tutor and she even
wanted him to admire her
1t didn't seem at all presumptuous.
but simply as the elimination OF
wonderful experience when the tutor
told her that he loved her, that she
was the loveliest woman he had ever
known and that the day with her
had been the most beautiful in his
life.
And II is so strange. she was say
ing as they sat there in the gov OF
the embers. Il had such a distinct
impression OF what Mr. Sneed would
be like. thought he would have gray
eyes, but not at all the kind OF gray
eyes you have"
1t was because / had gray eyes
that YOU knew was Mr. Sneed. then
The funny part OF it is that / am not
NJ. Sneed at all
Who are you. then she asked in
amaZement.
Il am that very bad boy Billy whom
you told us you were quite sure you
should like You see { am really Wv
ian's brother
But MIR. Snead is Billys tutor
interposed the mystihed girl.
Yes. he is You see. ! cut college
to go in business with my father. and
now that he's made his pile { want to
go back and study law ana Sneed is
helping with the examinations But
when Vivian, the rascal told me that
the teacher was very pretty. / just
thought Id give Snead a vacation ana
stay home with my sisters instead. !
knew he didn't appreciate the pretty
teacher half as much as should. B
never thought Ut pretending that 1
was Sneed TIL You suggested Jue de
ception. and OF course tie youngsters
were delighted to help the game along
That is probably why they have be
haved SO well today
Copyright. 1916. by NJ clure Newspa
per Syndieate.D
Little 6etty's Query.
The other day, little Betty. aged
three. was sitting on my lap as / was
cutting pictures Of birds from a paper
and sticking Them to the window for
her amusement She started jumping
around and as ! had the scissors in
my hand. I told her she must be care
ful She at once looked at me and
said. VIII / scare the birds away '-
Exchange
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1916-06-07

A bilious, half-sick feeling. loss of
energy, and constipated bowels can be
relieved with surprising promptness
by using HERBINE. The first dose
brings Improvement, a few doses puts
the system in fine, vigorous condi-
tions. Price SOC. Sold by all drug
pists.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1916-06-07

II you have the itch, don't scratch.
It does not cure the trouble and
makes the skin bleed. Apply BAL
LARD'S SNOW EMINENT. Rub It
in gently on the affected parts. It re
lieves itching instantly and a few
applications removes the cause thus
performing a permanent cure. Price
25c, SOC and 500 per bottle. Sold by
all druggists.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1916-06-07

A regular morning operation Of the
bowels puts you in fine shape for the
days work. II you miss it you feel
uncomfortable and cannot put vim
into your movements. For all bowel
irregularities HERBINE is the rem
edy. 1t puts them in fine, viborous
condition. Price SOC. Sold by all
druggists
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1916-06-07

"Is this Mr.. Barr2" She, the one
who asked this question. was a quiet
ly dressed little person who had been
ushered into Tim Austin's presence by
his ofice boy as a young lady looking
flor Job" Austin was somewhat an
n,oyed by the intrusion, but as a matter
OF fact, he needed a new typist and
made a rule always to interview per
sonGli;y those whose names went down
on hisl pay roll. This time, however,
Tim s aaroely looked up at the young
woman! Something in her general ap-
pesrancis and In the tone Of her voice
rsassurss d him that she would be a
IAtiHfaotc pry employee"
For a "geek or SO Tim saw little of
the new 1typist. Once or twice he
heard Barre say chat she was pretty,
but the ides OF prettiness in any en-
ployee. inter, ssted Tim not at all. II
any interest ie1id come to him with re-
ksrdSto the sw typist it was because
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Wun0erWerRe Der
0eut(c6en G6irurgie!
Srofeiipr Saner6rufs tiHitli6e
!pauO; &ieOer6clcbnng O6se.
ltOrbener Nerbcn.

Berlin iiber 2on0on, 10. 5e6r.
@elegeutli6 Der bier geeeulpdr.
TIC itattfinoenoen aonpention Der
9euti1en 0rtbopdoilden @eiea
ihaft iDer0en biele @rfifl0iu1gen bon
@letDoOen 5lpeds MISUNDERSTANDING
int Striege berlorener @Gie0mnBen
ge5eigt rno beipro6en. Or. 5erOi-
uaro S6terbru6 (nebenbei bemerft
Elm iiltimer 5reluto 0es befdrmtelt
2maba gbirilrgen Or. Sonas), 8ro.
feiior Der Gbirurgie on Der Timber.
iitGt 5u 3iirih, 8eigte ben 9elegn-
ten cine bon ibm erfiuoene flint.
li@e Salt6, Die trnitanoe lit, Sbiefte
oller sSorm al faiien uno Elm @elpi6t
Bis 5u 200 Bfun0 8i beben. 8as
8emerfensperte on oteier fiinitliden
Snito ilt, Dab ioiuobi- Die SonOfldde
ais aud Ole Singer nur4 oie @tus-
teItdtigfeit oes 0ber1rms beBerrldt
mer0en; oieies miro our9 3lpet Dor-
f.
eenontmene 0perattonen erntoglidt,
3ieie Wtusfelfr1ft miro mittels eines
SDltelns bon 0rdbten uno gioGen
nn9 Der 9att0 unO ben Singern
iibertragen.
Or. anrl 2uOlofk 9Srofeiior Der
@9trirgte dn Der lIilioeriit1t @res.
lou erfldrte cine Metbooe 5lpedS
@ieoerberbinoung getrerttter Ser
ben uno 8le0erbeleblng Der Wius.
feltdttgfeit entnerpter @jlieomuBen.
81. 2uoloff erfldrte, DoB er bic @n.
Den Der 8erriiienen gserpenteile 0urA
ons Stud einer nit @elatine ge.
fiillten G1ienaoer perbinoe, Our6
pelAe Die gaerDen i1neG ipadien
ST lit inlltauOe getpeietL gterpen-
briide BON mebreren 3oa 2Gnge ouf
oieie gSeiie pieOet 5liouuuen3ufil-
gen. Rn1 2lblauf mebrerer @oden
erInngen gelabntte @lie0noBen bic
fritbere Strait mieOer 5iriid. Der
8roieiior iagte, bob mebrere 5dlle
auf oieie 8eiic gebeiIt iporOeu itno,
bon ruel9en man nnnobul, boB iie ME
fllriert per0en fonnten.
9Srofeiipr gtoerltrnnuc bon Ser
llntperiitot aonigsberg bel6rieb cine
Neutrality-suspicious. bon @eIenfcm
Die nab erfolgter !9eililng lteif ge-
bIieben perel 9nrd 2lnpenoing
bon beiBer 2uft, @taiia9e uno me-
6aniiber Ddttel tpiiroe cine Sur
erreidt Ser @rofeiior erfldrte. OaB
ct in so ans 100 6oaen @rfolee
aui8lnueiieu sebnbt bot.
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Gr6rterungen
ii6er Den jrie0enI
Sentidllano iuirS nnr NIT jeSem Gin.
5elnen 5einOe iiber Ssriebeu
berbanSeln.

9ln1iteraonl, iiber 9onSon, 10. Sch.
syn pr16ffriider 8eiie batten Die
9l1iierten balo nah 9eginn ocs
arieqes angefiinbigt, 0aB feline Ser
giltenteinddte einen Separatfrieoeu
idllieBen peroe. gei geIpredaing
Der 5rieoen8nl0gIibfeiten bebt Die
nS6lniidle g'olfs3eihtng EN- 6alb-
ofii5ieaeB Organ. berbor, onB
9eutid)Idil0 feinen 3ricoeu init Den
aatiertef gu aleidler 3eit a6idlie.
fen mer6e. Observation-Disclosures
niliien nit ie0er Madlt ein5cln anee.
bahnt ner0eu 9enn iuilroe man
nit 8ertreiert Scr 2llliierten cine
geuteiniame 5rleOensfouferen5 ob.
bolteiL 0enn piiroe gnalunO ilt DER.
ielbrn OurM einidadiferlmgsberiu.
dc Den aaiierteit gegelniber ole
Sberbnno babeli.
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amerifaniidle SoanbelsredJtc.

8oibington. 10. 6ebr. Ser
@eial0te i'm 9aog, &enrp gon 8bfe,
ioeI9er iid bier gum 3pede bon
aonfercn5en nit Dem Stootsoeparte.
nlent auf61lt. trat nit oem Hedt8.
fonluIenten solf un0 0en @anoels-
berotern 5ulanumen nno beipra6 nit
i9nen Die 5ragen, mel6e nit Der
Detention ndd 9lnerifo be1tinultter
2n0iln9en in 6otter0om auf 8run0
Der britiihen GrberS in Council in
gerbinoung fteben. CT unterbreitete
ibnen 95nformationeu fir Die 8e-
nilbung otll1Blid Der amerifanii6en
8ebauptung, oaB Die dm /. Wedr5 =.
8. erloiienen 6roers nid)t auf $50
ren ongelpen0et mer0en oiirfen, iiber
Deren 2ieferung Der aontraft in
Gelltidlat0 Dor 0efn is. W1dr5 ab.
geihloiien lporoen lit, Dem Gage, an
neIdeln bic 0iesleitige &e9jerltng Of.
fi5iell bon ben nelten GeguIotionen
banadrihtigt iuoroetl lit. Sat ale
g[ntrage ouf f5retgube bon Baren,
oeren 2ieferirng idon Dor Dem /.
0}dr3 abgeidlolien moroen mar, liuo
iest, ME man i'm 0eparteptent er.
f1brt, erleoigt.
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3eppe(ine greifen
GnglanO 6ei Gag On!
Sn Sem ensliiden geridt 6eiht es
nutitrlid, Oah Der SdaOeu
nubeOentenO lit.

2onOpn, 10. 0e6r. 9rei oeut.
it1e 2ufttreuaer ltlternnbmen geltern
uoHnittag einen Streif5ug gegen Die
fiiite SeenPs in GnglrS ritO mar.
fen mebrere golnben -Ha6. Bei
Ganlsgate iauiten orei 8ontben ber-
nieOer uno bier nnbe Der 5dllle
ait 9roaoItairs. 3tpei 6ralielt mo
Elm &ino tpur0en perlebt. Ger an
eeriAtete SodldaOen lit lnbebeu.
teno. (@ieentlimli6 lit, oaB oies.
NAL feline Soipitaler lul0 airhen bon
ben gonlben getroffen ipuroen; Der
britiiGbe 3enlot bot iitD cine Inter
laiiuu9slilnoe 8u S9ulOen fommen
Ialien, Die ibm ieinen 0SSob" foIteit
mag.)
Ger glnartff erfolgte mn beIlen
Gage 6jegen 154 llbr nddntittogs
berbreitete iid oas @jeriibt, ooB orei
3eppeline ii6 Der aiiite Scents nG-
berten mo penige giinllten ip1ter
fIogen iie aud idon iiber Aarnseote
mo 8roaoitairs oobin.
eine 9ln5abl englii6er 5Gug5euge
itieg nuf, nm Die 3eppeline ail5usrei.
len Oo6 pernodten iie ole ocutiden
5lug5euee. Die eiue groBe Sd)nellig.
felt ertlUidelteu nidt ein0tbolcu,
mO iie entfamcn iuperiebrt.
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OeutCC6(dnO' nener
,,lle6er" -3eppe(in!
Die Yafiier 8Idtter lagen, er 1T
fait nniidt6dr nnb trGgt IL
SDnnen SOmhen.

9Suris, 10. fSebr. = Ser .Matin
gibt eIne Sdiloerung oes neueitetl
Gpps Der lleber- ,}eppeline, peIde Den
erfolgrei6eu 2uftiiberfol ouf eng.
lano ousgefilhrt 5aber. 8iele &e-
biotnne Der Gut 6aben einen sStt-
bolt bon $4,000 aubifmetern uno
ibre 6orm lit nidt inebr Die elmer
3igarre o0er zines gleiitifts, Ion-
bern einem Slid 1bulid. Die Grieb.
fraft miro bon o6t Motoren aeIie-
fert, Die oneibunoert 9feroefrGfte
baben uno je orei breiblottrige
S9rauben treibeit, ioooB einc Wtori.
molgeibminOigfeit BON rs mo cine
our9ibnittlibe bon IS Wfeilcn per
Sttnoe erntoglid miro.
Ser neneite 3eppelin-lnp miro
olrd piiienidottli6e 9ebarOlitng
nit alunltniumfar6e fat uuiihtbar
genlndt. 6a oieie oem Iogesli6t
tduItbeno na6c foutrlt. 3o8 2uft-
ichiff fam iiber 5luolf 5tun0en in
Der Suit bolten mo tann ii1 in ied8
Wliuuten bis at elmer Sobe bon 12,.
900 SUB erbeben. Seine 9elDaff-
mtug beitebt aus berihieoenen flei-
men aouonen un0 Diaidipengepeb-
rem, auBeroem ober fanl1 nod anoert.
balb &onnen an Grploiipitoffen NIT
gefiibrt perOen.
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9ug6esReia RaaOiOat
fit prdGOent(C6aft!
geBnt ants beitimmteite ab, in bic
8Olitif GineinseSerrt Sn
lueroen.

@oIbington 10. SSebr. - @roBes
SSSSrltereiie miro in 4reiien Ser bieii'
gen Sgolitifer einem 9rteie oes
9unoesri6ters Charles &. Sugbes
an Heprdientant Slernp, 8oriiser
oes republifanii6en Stoats-aoni-
tees bon @irginien, gepiOmet.
SEER S5lig6es erflGrt ii6 in oieien
8rief flor ino oeiittidb geeen Den
@ebraud ieine8 g1amens als GrG.
Iioenti6afts aonOioat. @r idreibt,
ooB ct gan8lid aus Der 8olitit
berqus lit unb nidt bic gerngte
gbiidt babe, aIs 9SrdiiOertihafts-
aaitoi0at allf5utreten.
glus Dem gIei6aeitig per6ffertlif.
ten S6rei6en Glenlp'Ss on 9tidter
SugbeS gebt berbor, boB 6rdnf s.
&itdcod, friiberer General -Epitmei-
tier unter GrGiioert 8aft, inn SiiOal
cine &epegirnq IN ben g8eg leitet
po(lte, Serrn Sugbes ais republic
fauiiden ErdiiOentibafts &nl0iont
ms 6elo 3u fiibren.
(0urb oieie flare un0 OeutGtfe
gbioge S6erridter Sugbes' iinO
lei0er Die 4uSii6ten 3beooore Oaooie-
beelt's beoeutenO gefpadien. 6ug9es
mare iein be0eutenoiter @egner ge-
peien. IS ioa uns gnrnidt nun.
0ern, tperm jet Eeoop 6ol0 oifell
ais republitnniider BrGiiOentI6ofts
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Qei3 5u i6ttigen an Der repubIitani-
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