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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-20

Local onasl s.esros.-The 'ollo-in. e-cd ~
OIL from tie Weather Bureau shows he chang,
n The ternperau-. for th- last t~-nty four hours IN
comparison ain ths corresponding date o. iisi year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-20
Labor's Viewpoint.

zone Of the foremost friends. OF
Labor IN this country states the plain
truth in writing to ne as follows:
Those Of US who knew the labor
struggle and have helped in the hght
for standardizing in our Industrial life,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-20
Villages Inundated.

The villages OF Deszeadorf. riefen-
bach. Tsnnwald, Schumburg, Sch~sro~,
Grosshammer and Hara;z are mum
dated.
The dam was situated in the valley
Al Weissendesse. above Tannwald. Here
water 20 the depth of two metres SIX
feet swept through the neighborlng
villages. carrying away trees, wooden
houses. parts OF bridges and corpses
The number Of the dead has not been
ascertained. The dam was htty-t~o
metres wide al the base and thirteen
metres high. The basin had capacity
Of 100000 cubic metres Of water ana
was connected with another basin hold
ny 1000 900 cubic metres.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-20
Investigation Needed.

involved in this bill II wages are fxe
by law IN this manner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-20

Hunidlc
Arizona republican., 1916-10-01
And You Said--

CWhat did you say?) If the editor printed it the post master would throw his whole edi- ton out of the mas.
 And you were perfectly all right in saying it-good and loud. But listen-brother autoist-there is a way to avoid the cussing. Nine chances to one it's your spark plugs. So get some new ones - we've got email kinds.-Take a few extra ones with you. A Spark Plug is no better than it does. Some are regular bronchos
 "A balky Spark Plug can spoil
 a mans disposition"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-05
AGAINST STRIKE.
CONTINUED from page one.l

FN1N f
States, the Chamber or Commerce OF
Portland, oregon, Mr., C. C. Chapman,
publisher of The oregon Voter" and
the Pendleton. oregon, newspapers.
Before the passage Of the resolu-
lions, A. W Perley, special represen
tative of the mechanical department
Of the o.-W. r. & N. and formerly a
member of the Washington railroad
commission, addressed the association
for nearly an hour upon the subject
of a better understanding between
the railroads and the public.
He declared all authorities show
that the railroads of the United
States are the biggest property own.
ers the biggest eployers Of labor. the
largest taxpayers, the heaviest con-
sumers Of raw materials and the big.
gest factor in the prosperity of the
nation. He showed a chart indicat-
ing that in the past ten years the
rise and fall of general business al.
most comedies with the rise and fall
of railway purchases.
Mr.. Perley declared that the busl-
ness Of the modern railroad is an
open book, made SO by recent legis-
lation. Every cen received and every
cent expended he said, must be shown
to public service commissions and
thus become public property. There
can be no secrecy, he said, and he
pleaded that modern railroads be not
held responsible for the sins OF the
railroads of old.
He declared 1t is unjust to the rail-
roads that their business should
regulated by men who know nothing
about the business. On none OF the
public service commissions, he said, Is
there a railroad mar and no law COM
pels the selection Of men with a
knowledge Of the r~ailroading business.
The result, he said, cannot but be as
1t has been, laws and regulations
which work big losses and impairment
of service to the transportation com.
panies.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-05
ASPARAGUS
EXPECTED TO Be ON
MARKET NEXT WEEK
COLD WEATHER HAS RETARD.
ED GROWTH OF NEARLY
ALL VEGETABLES.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Or, April
Asparagus is expected to begin
coming into the local market and for
shipment the early part of next week
according to growers on the farmer
tracts. Ordinarily at this time OF
year asparagus is coming in In con-
siderable quantities, but the long.
cold winter and late spring have re-
tarded growth Of all the vegetables
commonly well along toward matur'
ity at this time. Numerous apricot
trees have been in bloom for three or
four days. but most Of them show a
shortage of blossoms. On some OF
them only the highest part Of the
trees show any signs Of bloom at all
1t is apparent that the peach crop
will be short, but not entirely killed.
The trees do not seem to be hurt at
all, but there will be a wide variation
in different localities in the quantity
of bloom and fruit. Some orchards
will have almost a full supply and
others will have some of the trees
blooming and some with few or none
at all. Peach trees Will not bloom
for several days yet, except in iso-
lated instances.
Miss Jessie Yates visited Tuesday
with Mrs. Nellie Yates Of Milton, leav-
ing Tuesday afternoon for Hermis-
ton.
Miss Margaret Z. Winniford, for
mer teacher in Columbia College OF
Milton, now living In Portland, Is
visiting with friends in the city.
p. j. Kelly. who has been danger
ously all all winter, was able to be
out and around Sunday for the first
time and considering his advanced
age and long siege of sickness, look
ed remarkably well.
The funeral of Mrs. o. Ritter, who
died Monday morning will be held
Wednesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
from the Methodist church, Rev.
Thomas officiating and w. S. Mum
sell in charge. Interment will be in
the / O. o. F. cemetery. Mrs. Ritter
leaves a husband and three children,
one in Freewater and two in eastern
states.
Colin McEwen of the Upriyer neigh
borhOod. was forced TO shoot a valu-
able mare last Sunday. and investiga-
ton disclosed the fact that the ami
NAL was literally being eaten up by
MARBLES. The horse mad been In
poor shape since last fan, and went
down last week in the barn. BY the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-05
Gny and Irene Indicted.

The second indictment returned
yesterday by the grand jury was
against Guy Hayes, white, and Irene
Bushman, red, on a statutory charge
They were arrested some time ago and
are now out on bonds. The grand
jury will probably not report again
until tomorrow evening owing to the
absence of Judge Phelps. Several
other indictments are expected.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-05
Rev. Snyder to Salem.

To assist in conducting a series OF
social hygiene m%eetingns at Salem
Rev. J. f. Snyder of the Presbyterian
church left today for the capital city
He will conduct meetings there Fri
day afternoon and evening and Satur'
day afternoon, and on Sunday after
0 will be one of the speakers at a
big mass meeting for men at which
Governor Withycombe will preside.
He will occupy the pulpit of the Salem
Presbyterian church Sunday morning
and evening. returning home next
week.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-05

PENDANTS both on this reservation ana
in Idaho. The defendant has
five children and the prosecution
seeks to show that Craig is the father
of some of them, The defense is
seeking to show by cross-examinatior
of the witnesses that the woman was
regarded as Craig's second wife ana
that their living together was accord
ing to tribal customs. Also they seek
to show that the woman left her le-
gal husband, Milton George, that she
had several other husbands accord
ing to the Indian customs. -
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-05

aid Of a block and tackle she was
raised to her feet again and taken
to the pasture, but her condition be-
came so bad it became evident moth
ing could be done to save her
Another full car Of Fords. the third
in a month, was received today by
the Milton garage.
Albert Thoason, local contractor
and builder, has purchased a Ford
car.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-05
New Mnnnrer nf NIiII.

R. Crommelin of Spokane has ar
rived in the city and has assumed the
management of the Pendleton Roller
Mills vice H. G. B~lydenstein, resign
ed. The manager has been connect
ed with the milling business for a long
time and has been in the employ Of
L. c. Lens At Spokane.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-05

The trial of Joe Craig and Rena
johnson. Indians. on a charge OF
adultery is proceeding slowly before
Federal Judge r. S Bean, There is
a large number of Indian witnesses
and the assistance of an interpreter is
needed for almost every one. The
government is still Introducing EVIL
dence most of which tends to estab
lish the relations between the two de-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-05
District Attorney to Portland.

District Attorney Frederick Stei-
wer returned to Portland on the nigh.
train to take further treatment for
his vocal chords which are affected
with rheumatism. His deputy, r. 1.
Keator, will present the cases to the
grand jury and he expects to return
by the time the criminal cases come
up for trial.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-05
More Evidence Of RoOdegging.

Four more offenders, two white
and two red. were brought before
Judge Fitz Gerald this morning for
having imbibed too freely of bootleg
ger booze. The two white men, Will
liam Stewart and Albert Allen, went
to Jail for five days each while the
two Indians, Peter Crockett and An
drew Barnhart, paid ten dollar fines
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-05

On the April number Of the Sunset
magazine appears a picture, in colors,
very familiar to Pendletonians. 1t is
the picture of the Cayuse Twins taken
by Major Lee Notorious of this city.
One picture IS taken from the crying
babes and the other from the smil-
ing picture, the label being April
weather on the reservation"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-05
Foreclose Lien.

Alleging $617.7S due him for labor
materials furnished in the repair
OF a Holt caterpillar engine for John
w. Grow, W. ]. Burns of this city
has brought suit in the circuit court
to foreclose a lien for that amount
plus fling charges and SIS attorney
fees. Fee & Fee are his attorneys.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-05
Snow bank still fingers.

Back of the La Dow block on East
Court street there is still evidence Of
the heavy February snow in the shape
of a big snow bank. The sun never
strikes behind the building and the
snow is expected to remain for some
time longer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-05
County Court Meeting.

The county court today began its
April term, Commissioner Cockburn
joining Judge Marsh this morning.
Today the two members have been at
Pilot Rock Junction comforting with
Supt. w. Bollons on proposed chang
es Of the road at that point.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-05
BIG SUMMER RESORT FOR
COLUMBIA RIVER PLANNED
SAND ISLAND WILL BE REMADE
AND FURNISH MANY AT
FRACTIONS.

PORTLAND. Ore, April 5.-The
biggest summer resort in the north
west will be established at Sand Is
land in the Columbia river. A lease
was closed today with a Pittsburg am
usement promoter. The work OF
clearing the entire island begins on
Monday. With a board walk bath
houses, athletic field. tent city and
hundreds Of concessions, the resort
opens on July Q.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-05
FIks rake Notice.

There will be a regular meeting OF
Pendleton Lodge No. zsS. B. P. O.
Elks. on Thursday evening, April sth.
Installation Of officers and social .ses-
sion. Refreshments, toxic point oys-
tiers. All members urged to be pres
ent. BY order exalted ruler.
THoS. FITZ GERALD.
(Adv,) Secretary
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-05
Rnah Enrcn,an Here

John CTum. foreman Of the ma
eadamlzing road crew on the work
between Milton and Weston is here
today. He expects TO la that work
completed in a month.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-05
Rnhert Seryloe la Caty.

Robert Service of Baker, candidate
for the republai nomination for MEM
bership on the public service COM
mission is in Pendleton for a few
days.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-05
snit tn CnlIect Account.

Daniel w. Mitchell has brought suit
in the circuit court against o. H.
Griswold to collect S54.S5 alleged to
be due for merchandise furnished in
May, 1910. Plaintiff is represented
by S. A. Newberry.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-05

DR. T. ]. Lloyd. former local veter-
marian, who has been away for eight
years, has returned to the city to re-
sumo practice here.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-05

S. A. Pursel of Union, K. J. Martin
OF the same city, l. A. Stoop Of Ell
gin and J.. e. d. Kali Of Cove, all r
for federal jury duty were excused
yesterday and permitted to return
home.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-05

Weston Couple to Marry.
A marriage license has been ISSUED
to Jacob Farr, 81, and Maria l.
Stranberg. 81, both Of Weston.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-05
Moves From City.

c. Cropper, who has been with Nc
Cook & Bentley for several years has
left for Palmer Junction, Ore, to take
up farming,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-05

Bowman Hotel Property for sale.
Doing good business. Terms. o. r
Bowman, Pendleton, Oregon.-Adv.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-05
0F@
PENDlETOW
.ndcroOcs OncratlOn.

tnucfkONN OINt1tauA'
Mrs W. H. Bunch Of Adams Onoer>
went an operation at St. Anthony
hospital yesterday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-05

Owing TO carranza's refusal to al
low the American expeditionary force
to use the railroads OF Mexico, diff
'euifS is' being experienced in getting
food. fodder and other army supplies
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-05

'@mMe h,l~.Sesne

The photograph shows great guam
titles Of hay, grain and other supplies
piled up at Columbus. N, M, awaiting
shipment by motor trucks to General.
PeFshipg's forces in Mexico.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-05

30.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-08
Nieiige Griparniiie bcs
bemtihen Nolfes.
Jm siueiten ariessjabr mebr nene
aonti nls je 5irpur er6ifnet.
GinIagen I'm 212 Nilliar.
ben geipodl ien.

GinIagen nm 21a MilIiar.
ben gem "a d, fem
SS.a Saag, pia 2onoon, Z. SuIi.
g9ie ole ,,eporfaiie", onS Organ ner
Del,tid)en Sparbanfen, beridtet, BAT
oie 3abl Der reilelt ginleger i'm 5fpet'
tcr ariegsjaGr cine Sobe erreid)t,
mic nierrials in isrieoens5eiten Sn
ben 5soben St1oten umo Ssnbnitriege'
bieten allein iinb 2SS,000 nene aontl
croifnet noroen, nocitr6 Die CSe'
iamlni5ahI Der einleger olif $3.50
600 geitiegen iii. 9ie ginlngen babc''
ole sbbebiingen Inn $500 sDaiaionen
lPcrf iiberiticgen, muO oos @eiannlt'
flpital oer Sporba1fem lit ln $3.50
giiaionen Wsart aneemabien. Die
,.goiiiife 3eitlrng" peroiientlid)t oicie
itatiisiiden Oaten inter Der lleber'
idlriit Quite 9lusiidten fir Die nadlte
Hrie9sanleibe".
ssn Geutif)lanb iinb IN Sieicm
Sabre $4,000 aPorgen NIT Slafs tc.
ballt iuor6en, uno Die Grnteausiidten
iino porsiiglid.
Oes @attenmorbeg dnses
tldgt.
glenelanb, g., 7. Suli. gran
Gra3io sSogliano, 26 Sabre alt, ipuros
bier auf Die antlage bin perbaftet, ibs
rem Wsann Samss 5ogliaHO, 40 Sabre
aft, am lesten Samitas srmorbet 81
bdben.
fsoaliano mar Der glufieber iiber
ben Rcdsfeleri6.n Joreit Sia gsiiB.
On Der qsi9e fpurbsu, m Der Hdbe
bes Ser5ens, 10 0ol9iti4e gefunpsn.
9etranbeter Oampfer psrs
loren.
Wanilu, Z. Suli. Der ipaHiite
potbampfer ,5srnaHoo po", ipeIfer
am %. Suni auf einem RiTf in Der
Sulu See, $50 Ueilen norotuslt!lA
DON 3amboomsa. itrdnoete, IL 0ollis
perloren. Die Manniduft unb bic Sf'
fisiers, iopie 450 5OHnen Der Sas
oung purosH ssrettst.
Der Oampfsr .Gsrnanoo go" mar
elm Gaiif Don 1924 5onnen uno gss
b5rte Der Gompania Grams satlantiea
In gabi3. gr itranoete auf Der Jdhrt
Don Colombo na9 Wianild.
Die 5oIldnbii d. 4mertia' a'
nil DE 2tnie itellt aufe
bret Wo den aIIs
Gabrtenein.
slmiterbam, 8. Suli. Oas 1es
iegraaf fiinbist an bab in ben nadA'
iteu brei 4p4en tein 9dmpfer Der
bcaGnbI6 ameritauifden 2inis msbr
ben BIN S3ean treusen tpiro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-08
ilnsebenre gscrbeermascn
Rihteie Der Sturm IN ben Solf-
Taatsn an.
Der Sdao,n bsirdst in MiHiHippi
urb 9tlabama allein $4,O00.0o0.

Rem Orleans, Ca, 7. Suli. -
9eridte. wslhe am 5reitag 4benO
BON ben bon bsm Sturme bsimgeiufs
Ten @oliItadien einlisien, msloen
6iaentbumsifdber i'm 8stragel bon
MiIlionen DON Dollars, absr nur
sinen ein3issn Spossfal, bem einss
gotcmotipfiibrers, Der bel Bomb,
Wih., llms 2sbtn fam, ois isin 3ug
cntslsiite. Die Meloung, baB in gss
lott, 2llabaina, II Regsr eet6btet NOR
ben ieisn upb bag in Mobils, alas
hamu. brsi cosr bier MsnIden bas
as6en perloren, lpirb in 9lbreoe ges
iteat.
S6Gbungsn sufofge Iull iid Der
9nluit in Dtiiiiiiippi unb alabama
allsin auf iiber 100000 belaufsn.
DapcD fallen 100000 auf bic 3ers
it0rurg BON 5slbIriiftsn. 81 100000
auf Yerluite Der SolS Snterehsn,
100000 auf 5erii6rte Tslepbons uub
Observation-Disclosures, 100000 aui
bsi6Gbiatss eiisnbahn Gissntbum
unb 81. 600, ,0o0 auf aiiiisnitdbts.
glus peniaepla uisb bsri1tst, bab
an Der WaiIerfrpnt idiperer Shdbsn
angerihtet trurbe. Die Bride ber
2ouispile II. giaibrills gabn iiber bic
Gseambi. gai III unt.tpai6en uno
Der 8abnpertebr nod qsnIacola bon
5itliter Rihtuns Der fir nebreren
Wo6sn untsr6rohen.
Shnere 9eirrenib bsst man ii6er
bas Sdidfal Der gsIasung ifsinsr
S6iffe, tpslfe iib CUR 3eit bes Srs
fans i'm Golf bsfdnbsn. 9od mDseH
ui.le in 9ufien Stub seiuat bas
Zen. Ghleppsr psrliebsn an Srsia
taa glefb Orleans. I'M bem Sampfer
.gitn Of Baltimore. Der iib in Rott
befinbsn iba. Silfs gu bringeu.
1ie oirette 0rahioerbinbunq 5fuis
iten Usobils uub Yeniaeola III nod
immer unterbrodsn 9agegsn ipirb
Der gabnperts6r, nit 9lusnabme Der
9ouispilIe nnb Raibpills 9abu, i4nsG
tpieeer Elm Hormdler.
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Iustauid .fangene in Berlin

slm 26. Wtai traf auf benz @iiers
6ahnbof in Bilmersborf 6rieoenalt
BON Sabnib aus Elm 2a5or.ttsua
nit sinbunbertIieb ebenunb5pan5iq guse
tauI9gefangenen bes 0Iterretdrifas
un9ariTaen 6eeres Elm, bic cine ldnge
Reiie aus ruIItiaer Gefangenffaft
6inter Ii9 batten. gl6tunb8nunsis
bapon paren 9eutfa SeIterreitsr,
bic anberen llngdrn uno Wfa9puren.
Der aaiIer, bic aaiIerin unb Die Ser
sogin BON graunI6peig beIuAten ben
3ug auf bem @iiterbabnbpf 8ils
meraborf 6riebenau. Der 3ug itano
inter Der 2eituna beg GSiirftpriors bes
MuIteierorbens. Ruoolpb Sarbegg.
Seit Wlitte Wsdrs tparer bic Iuss
tauih @efangenen uuterpegs. I'm
iene 3eit mar in Mpstdu fhliebliA
Die eubgiiltige 3uTammenitelung beg
transports aus ben entfernteiteu Sc
oenben beg fpeiten rufiii6en Rei6ss
ber erfplgt. @pr Mostau puroen Die
Observation-Disclosures sund4it nQ1
petersburg sebradt. DIRT nabm Ii4
Die ameritaniI6e GjeianhtIhaft i6rer
in enteeeentommenbiter 8eife an
Oort murbe ibnen AUDI sutrd9lide
unb ausrei6enoe SpIt 5utheil. pie
qmeritantife Gefanotffdft Iprgte
aud fir marine, ppllene Sbers uno
llntcrtleibuno.
Sn Sdpeoen tpurosn lie iiberall
ditf oas bette aufgerOmmen, erbielten
neue. pdrmenbe aleiouns unb por.
siisIi9e @erpflegung. gu S6dtt
iuurbe burauf bic ReiIe nu9 Sabnib
auriideeleet. Sprt erpdrtete elm BON
Rptben Sreus bem DiterretntI6eH@als
teTerorben 5ur @srfiigung oeitellter
Sasorettsug bic gerplt1oeten. BON
benen sinige infuIae Der erlittcnen
Strapa5en redt T6per ertrdnft finb.
Der 3aifer uuo Die 9dtiertr, in
geeIeitund Der 6er5csin BON 8rouns
idJtpeis trdfen turs mad 8 llbr bel ben
@ustaui6 @erpunbeten ein. Sas
&rtjerpaar nirbe bon Dem, &Dmrnans
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'tcr,eIiss gsrifanbnib bss Doiunien,
tts unerIabIi9 finb, inberiibrt.
Wdbreno bie Observation-Disclosures,
iuelfe in Tofio erlafen ipnrbe, iliGts
entbaIt, ipas bie pcfiiif Der pfienen
5biir obst IN Ionitigsn Weifs ben
artsriianifAen Sanbel fteinfrdAtigt,
brinsen bic peamten bem paFus iiber
bic anerttnnpng nfps3islsr Snierefs
fen i'm fern.n Often" bsIrnberes syntss
rtfie enieeaen. Wdn iisbt elmer msbr
osfinitibsn fsrfldrung iiber bisitn
phnit enissssn, namsntIid ba bic
Sntsrsiien, aiif tuside DtrtuieIen ipirb,
r.lfe BON bsr anberen tons
trabierenben gdrtei ansrtannt limb"
Wenn b:r Sert In benz 9erz
tras 10 Iautst, lam er. 10 alauben bic
gtanien, 70 psrftanbsn tperben, als
ob ouBsr Rubldnb unb Sapan ipebsr
bic Der. Giaaten nod cine anb.r,
Ration mitiuteItimmsn taben, iprlfe
in Gbind. Der NpnaoIsi ober Der
Gigentbumsrshte WanbIdMrei Sapan
rber Rublanb beaniprufen tSnnen.
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3okal.DfridJt
Gddrfere aontrDIle
Grbnet 6ibiIbitnittOmmiiiiOn init DC.
aug cnf bic DenerweBrlente an.

Gie itiibtiide Gipiloicnitbeb6rbe bat
peiiern Eeucrlpebrdei Siliton afige.
iricjrn. harauf siI ad)ten, oab in 3p.
frnit cine idurfere aontrolie bejiig.
lid, cc5 gtIfobclgeiutiics iciteris ocr
sNitglicber Der iidOiii9en 3cleriueJr
ueiiiirt pirS.
Tie Iiiirifismaridjdllc iiilo gegdf.
tsi, aenaii Bud eariiber 3ii iiibrsn.
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sSeiIcrpebrleute Dem @arib pom altp.
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