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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-06
MISS KELLERMANN TEACHES
THE UNDER-ARM SIDE STROKE
But First She Herald Class
Very Leg Movements

OF the hand in the same position as
, the start OF the breast stroke After
: 20 uhave done this bring the left hand
! alongside the right and place il in line
with the left hand.
KEEP YOUR ELBOWS CLOSE TO
THE BODY. Your hands are now in
/ the same position you take a the start
! Of the breast stroke. EXCEPT that
you are lying on your right side. FOR
GET THE LEGS FOR a FEW MIN
UTES
The first movement; Shoot out the
right hand STRAIGHT OUT, as far
ahead as you can keep il in a direct
line with the head Now move the
LEFT hand. using the palm of the
hand as a scoop DOWN along the side
Of the body until il rests on the thigh
of the left leg. KEEP THE HAND
CLOSE TO THE BODY WHILE EX-
ECUTING THIS MOVEMENT.
Now BRING THEM BOTH TO
SIMULTANEOUSLY. THE WAY
HAVE JUST SHOWN YOU.
Remember the left hand is to pull you
forward so be sure the palm presses
with fun force against the water. Now
the right hand must be pressed down
ward until il reaches the HIP. just
enough to aid your forward movement.
With the combined movements OF the
arms moving in perfect accord. you
attain.
Now combine the movements of the
legs and arms When the hands meet
and start the legs are brought up at
the same time and with the shooting
out of the arms and their downward
movement SIMULTANEOUSLY kick out
so that when the left arm reaches the
thighs the leg movement will have
been completed and as the arms return
the feet are snapped together and pre-
pared FOR the repeat movement.
ONE OTHER THING TO RE
MEMBER Is THIS WHEN THE
LEFT ARM IS COMING DOWN. THE
LEGS SHOULD BE KICKING OUT.
When you have become thoroughly
accustomed to this movement. enter the
water. INSTEAD OF KEEPING YOUR
HEAD OUT OF THE WATER LET IT
REST WELL IN THE WATER As
sumo the same position you would if
lying on bed with your head resting
on a pillow. Remain on the right side
with the back of the head well i'm
mersed in the water
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-06


ATHSBANE HUMMOCK struggled
~ YEARLY up the nine flights of
In stairs to his draughty garrett
studio. No food had passed his lips that
day except twenty hard boiled eggs
and a bit Of salad
= was a brute 10 marry Emmaline
before I was able to provide for her.
he thought bitterly. NO man ought
to marry on less than an assured in
core Of four dollars a week I wonder
-Skeehaw Bridge in a Drizzle' to the
Futurist exhibition If that. my
masterpiece fails to win prize, fear
We all must starve.'
The first thing that met his eyes
when he entered the studio was
.Skeehaw Bridge in a Drizzle.'
The expressman came and took
away the picture" his wife told him
brightly. Il hope 1 gave him the right
one-the little square canvas in the
corner? These futurist things all look
so alike
Hummock buried his features in his
hands.
..You gave them that old flawed can
vas 1 gave the baby to daub on he
But at that moment a messenger boy
arrived with a telegram from the
judges. It read:
First prize of 5000 for your canvas
without title. We have taken the
liberty of naming it Opening Oysters
in the Cleaning. as that was so Oh
viously your subject"
Hammock rushed out with a glad
shout to order the baby a thousand
blank canVasses
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-06
NMZSNOIES9 71VpIELAND
1 6IDAIST DEAN ~
11DAISY DEAN

rEEEN BRAY. or the Triangle
RI Keystone forces, is a st LOUIS
Il 4girl Very early in life she lost
her parents and was brought up in a
convent school finishing her educl-
ton at Mount ST. Joseph college.
II being necessary eventually for
her to earn her living. Miss Bray de-
cided that she preferred picture act
ing as a livelihood. and went after
Job She got il. and has been a film
actress for the past four years
Miss Bray is Il decided brunette. OF
medium height and weight. is not mar
ried, and has 6 Persian kitten Her
favorite pastime is horseback riding.
She plays the piano and declares her
chief interests in life. apart from her
studio work. are reading, sewing ana
Keeping her home as she likes it.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-06

writer's should be cautious where mon
ey is concerned as contracts or par
gains made under this configuratiou
may not be profitable
The unfavorable sway OF Mercury L
believed TO increase petty worries anc
TO encourage over-anxiety-
Diseases of the stomach or digestive
tract are likely 10 be common while
this configuration prevails.
The theaters come under a govern
ment Of the stars which presages a re
turn TO the romantic drama and the
presentation Of intellectual plays
Foreign celebrities and distinguished
visitors may be much exploited during
the coming social season. as the plan
cts indicate success breeding envy and
jealousy
Persons whose birthdate It is NAV
expect prosperous year. They should
be cautious concerning writings. Those
who are employed should benefit
Children born on this dav have the
augury of progress and happiness from
the beginning 10 the end of life. These
subjects OF Virgo are usually thought
full serious and rustworthy.-Copv-
right. 1916. by the Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-06
ISN'T 1T ODD? WHAT?
STUART HOLMES SUIT!

It's my own invention. too" Stuart
Holmes will quote Alice in Wonder
land" at you, if you stop 10 admire the
new raiment which will adorn the
newest William Fox picture in which
he appears And in this photo play.
bv the way. Stuart Holmes hides his
villainy under the cloak Of a war cor
respondent. The most distinctive fea-
ture about the latest acquisition OF the
Holmes wardrobe is perhaps the
pockets. They occur in the most I'M
expected places and at the most IN
expected angles. The Fox villain ad-
mits he designed the garment in his
odd moments.
One unkind friend said it must have
been in his oldest moments.
woman in the Beauty Brand of pic
lures made at the American studio at
Santa Barbara, is considering an offer
to return to the musical comedy stage.
Miss Holloway is exceptionally pretty.
possessed of q lovely voice and has had
the leading role in a number Of the
biggest musical productions in New
York. At present she is enjoying a
several weeks rest in Los Angeles.
Frank Campeau. who enacted the
remarkable characterization of Tram
pas" in the original stage production
of The Nirginisn." starring Dustin
Farnum. is to appear in the Selig fea-
ture, The Lights Of Western Stars"
Here's an announcement that seems
a bit vague and indefinite. 1t comes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-06

New York. Aug. 80. 1s16.-Chairman
Mccormick denies that there has been
a row in the Democratic National COM
mittee.
New York. Aug. 30, 1sI2-Chairman
McCombs denies that there has been
mittee.
New York, Aug. 80, 1sOS.-Chairman
Mack denies that there has been a row
in the Democratic National commit
tee
New York, Aug. 80. 19O4-Chairman
Taggart denies that there has been a
row in the Democratic National com
mittee.
All Of which denialS have always
been interesting, but untrue
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-06
hYEARS Ago Today
4 From The Herald OF This
Date. 1902.

! HEAVY rain and hailstorm
u struck the city this afternoon
Il l. at o.3O o'clock and did consid-
| cradle damage Of minor character in
: the business district of the city. The
street car line was placed out Of bust
ness temporarily while the water
formed in front OF the Sheldon hotel
and it was necessary to pile up sand
J bags TO keep it from going into the
basement OF the hotel.
District clerk Ike Alderete has re-
( turned from California
NJ Watson. who owns = fruit ranch
down the valley, was robbed OF 500
in the city this morning.
Mr. and Mrs T. H. Conklin have re-
turned from the east. having spent the
summer in New York state.
No candidates for positions on the
mail carrying staff Of the postoffice
were received at the last examination
and the city now has an Inadequate
number Of carriers.
Members of several 81 the unions in
the city and the Central Labor council
report that they are meeting with great
progress in the organization of a Union
Labor party in this city
The Border Rifles will 20 out for
target practice tomorrow at the range
IN lhe rear OF the Mesa school DR..
j. Bush has donated a medal for the
private or officer making the best
score.
The poles for the new street railway
line in the southern part of the city
are being placed in position and work
OF laying the track will commence
WITHIN short time, according to gen
eral manager II. T Edgar
There are several suits against the
Franklin Canal company. operating the
canal IN the valley. Mexicans down
me valley claim that the company
Ialled to prepare for the rise in the
flooded
Burglars broke into the furniture
store OF Samuel Schultz & Son. on San
Francisco street last night ana cot
away with about $1,000 worth of fine
furniture How they secured admit
lance IS unknown. as both windows
and doors were locked
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-06

en- is ideal for this dish). mix It with
a little soft butter and a little sweet
cream. season TO taste with salt and
white pepper. Line small moulds Coz
china egg cups can be used) with Jelly
I'LL the centers with the prepared
chicken. and pour a coating Of aspic
over the top. Keep on ice till firm
When required, turn them out care
fully on dish. garnish with cut-out
aspic jelly, capers. olives and hard
boiled --TOmOrrOw-BrOiled But
terfish.-COpyrigh 1916, by Interna-
tional News Service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-06
q Today DaDtiest Dish q
CONSTANCE
Chicken and Asbic TeIIu.
By CONSTANCE CLARKE.

a SPIC JELLY is not hard to make.
"A and Yet. in the average house
= - hold. it is almost an unknown
dainty The ingredients required in
making it are not expensive: in fact.
it is an actual economy. Combined with
aspie. many small portions of every
day food may be delightfully."- utilized
in the most savory OF dishes
Chicken and sspic are most delicious
Take two cups of finely chopped. cold.
cooked chicken (Dotted homeless chick
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-06

Letter received from an Afro-Hol-
lander now lifting for a Copenhagen
hotel:
kopenhagen, July %, 1915.
Dear Sir Please excuse my writing
10 you. I beg to ask you whether there
should not be a position in your house
as Lift. I was born in West Africa
thirty years old and l do speak
languages: French English German
Danish, Portuguese and Russian. II you
should have anything suitable for me
please write to me your kind reply
JOSEPH SCHICAJA-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-06

Boston is TO have a fair to celebrate
the landing Of the Pilgrim Fathers
The Pilgrim Fathers landed at Ply
mouth. but that was because they had
not yet heard about Boston
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-06
Nothing Like n Change.

The Boston & Maine having busted
under the old mana cement the old
managers are to be appointed receivers
which will enable them to get a little
better pay for the same kind of work
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-06

JANE JONES was q homely child. Re
eeding chin, receding forehead, snub
nose, bad skin, skinny BODY, prom
nent teeth Squint-eyed. too Sure
y hopeless to look at. but as bright
youngster as ever lived Only the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-06

Judge George GRAY. the distinguished M
aware Jurlst who was a dominant factor IN
setting the Pennsylvania coal strike. and
ESQ mas served in the United States senate
lesn-Me1ican commission 10 settle the border
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-06

fact that James uncle died suddenly
and left plot Of money to her ever
saved her from going through life as
homely as she was born. But with
uncle's money and mothers ambi-
tions, we made Of Jane-but wait
When she was fifteen, she was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-06
MORE Truth
1VA Than Poetry
By JAMES J. MONTAGUE.

Mr. Wilson has umpired the strike
so ably that all the players on both
sides went on the bench.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-06
Dangerous Ground.

The New York newspaper which
prints the statement that a man at
Oyster Bay was intoxicated last week
may save six cents and lawyers and
court expenses by announcing Just who
the man wasn't
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-06
RIGHT LEG KICKS

RIGHT LEG KICKS BACK. DO
I THIS JUST At I HAVE SAID
Now I wish to teach YOU the arm
movement OF this stroke
Assume the same position as in the
leg movement. Now bring the right
arm up under your side with the palm
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-06
Article No. 10.
By ANNETTE KELLERMAN

international Record Holder and star
Of the William Fox SI.O0O.0OO Film
"A Daughter of the Gods
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-06
Another Reason for Votes for Women
Who Want. LIT.

Nobody ever suggests an eight-houl
day for mothers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-06

Easy to say
Telephone aThree-5OO"
Easy to Remember
When you want an Auto,
a Limousine, a Taxi
or Baggage.
City Service Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-06

from the publicity department of the
World Film corporation and reads as
follows.
World Film may announce Norma
Talmadge in the near future"
Up to the present the beautiful AMI
talented Norma has given no intima-
tion that she intends quitting Tri-
angle
Richard Stanton is i'll and physi-
clans say it will be probably a couple
of months before he can resume work
again. We're sorry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-06
YSLEJA BUSINESS MAN
FILES BANKRUPTCY PETITION

A voluntary petition in bankruptcy
was filed Tuesday afternoon in the L.
s. commissioners court by Joseph
Henry Reynolds, of Ys1eta- The assets
are alleged to be S4192.se and the liza
bilities $324415-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-06
The Daily n ovelette
FOR ARTS SAKE.

Even n dreamer attracts attention
When he snOrcs. Prof. Simp.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-06

HEAVY rain and hailstorm
struck the city this afternoon
: at o-30 o'clock and did consid-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-06

SIx- THAT are you going to have
M for dinner today" asked
Uncle Wiggily Longears,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-06
NestlGsFood

add only fresh water, and you
may know that you are giving
your baby health and strength in
each bottle of NeStle's Food
Send the coupon for FREE Trisf
Package ofi2 feelings and q book about
babies by specialists.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-04
Die saNne.

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5um lebte.i 9lu9enblide bet6euerte
@alter @aiiou bon @rooflpu, Der
6eute Morgen megelt Grmorolng Iei.
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Iteigen nulBte, ieine llni9ulo. Ger
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Dem llmiAlag einc beroorrtc 9Iiune
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meiner liebeu 6rau. @itte. Iegt tie
mir out Die 8ruIt uno begrobt Iie nit
mir, sic lit mir inuer cine liebe
@rinuerlme al Die 8rou gclpeien, oie
id tets eelic6t babe. Wloge Soft III.
ieren Seelen ben Srieoen geben.
g9otion rannte ieiner 6rau Gli5a,
bet6 en- %. MGr5 1915 Gin langes
Sdlddtermeiier IN oen ltntcrleib.
Sein t9.id6rieer Sobn lab oic Ibot
uno bali einem 8oIi5iIteii, Den Batter,
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81 perbafteu. Die 5rau Itarb nadj
pier Gagen. Der Nlonn mar Dem
Grunfc ergebcu iinn lebte bon ieiner
iSrau getrennt. Gr troi an bc8eih.
netcn Gage ieinen So6n oui ser
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bungrig mo Der Sobn bate N}itleio
un0 nabm ibn nit 5ur @otnung scr
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-04
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poianteite Seiiting Gilt Ser GeoipuS,
ocn CT 1888 i'm 9dtirtbeater bon
Granac Dor 10000 @crioncn ipielte.
gaS SomIet uro GeoipuS trot or
aud il Berlin oui)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-04
Y6antaFeaebiIOc.

gsep gorf 3. Mdr5. Gopi.
tdn @luuf0pib, bon Dem beute aus
Forto 9iico eingeIouiencn Qonpier
r@ropiou~, tiiHtc 6elltc Die Ndbr
oii, oaB bel Gopc 3enrp ciu oeutihes
saperiHiii iib bcrunOriidc imo dui
cine @eleeenbeit marte, ua1 9iGr
port-9}cipS oocr glorioIf bincinji.
iIitcn Ger Gopit6n iaet ieii 5pei
ter Siif5icr babe ibn geiterlt @lorgcn
olf gebeimniBUolle Sihter mliruert'
iom gcnIodt, mcldc or lid nidt babe
crflGren fonucn glu %. Sanlar
babe er 0bnlitc Gibtcr acicbelt mo
cinige Gage oorani lei ole o9lppan~
in Samptor.9ioo0S eingclnuicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-04
Carmen eDlOa pirO mOrpen beige
febt.

9lmiter0om pin 2onoou 8.
Mdr5. Ole geiieblng ser aoui.
gin,@ittpe @liiobetb Don 9finiduien
fin0et am Sonntoe itatt.
Die gntidlofene febrte Dor lmge-
fGbr orei @o6eil bon Gurtea oe 9lr.
ges in Der @olo6ei. mo aonig Gorl
beoraben liegt nab Der Souptltaot
3uriid. Dor elmer 8o9e ipur0e iie
bon einem &ranflein ergriffen, mel
DIES ii6 aIsbalo 5u eIner 9rngenent.
climbing enttuidelte. SSn Der Sriibe
am Gomeritag madte ii1 cine Ieibte
8elieung bemerfbor, ieoo9 wuroe
Die @atientin fur8e 3eit Oarouf be-
puBtlos uno entidIief iirnerbal6 noe,
niger Stllnoen.
Gonig sSerOinano iino 4oni9in
@arie weiIten ioit unlinterbro6en
bis gum glbleben om &ronfenIo9er.
Sdmntlide Wliniiter ipra9en &c.
lteril I'M SPulalt bor.
aonigin Gliiabetb, cine ge6orene
g}rin5eiiin bon @ieo, crblidte III gteu.
ipieo am 91bein am 30. Oeember
1843 ooS 2idt Der @elt ilnO pere6e.
liGte ii6 1869 nit Dem 5Siiriteil aarl
BON 9fumdnien aus Dem SnjiIe SO.
ben5oaern, nit Dem iie 1881 Die fo,
nigli9e @iiroe onnabm. Inter Dem
FieiiOonDm Carmen Sblpo" Bot lid
Die fiiritIide 6rau Den &uf elmer Be-
Oeutenoen Didterin eriporben. Sie
1T Die gerfaiierin bon @coi6ten,
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gen ibrer @igeniGniten oeS @eiiies
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ibreS 2onoes lit iie III ser 6oroerimg
aIler io5ialen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
gen ein ruiiroiges @orbiIo geporoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-04

Der GmpiebIing ein5uberidten, OoB
oieielbe mti oen Gid 9elegt wcroe.
SSu Dem geri6t pcriihert oos Gouite,
oaB 0ie 6onititirtiou oic 6iibrlulg oi-
plomotiiber llnterbouOIunaen etljig
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ocnten lcgc, lmo oaB angeidts oic'
fer @rariS oos @onlite eS alS ndjt
auecmeiicn iiir oos glcprdicutnutcn
SauS cra1te, iiG in Die 9lnscleger
beiten oes BrdiiOentcn 81 miidlen.
Gs lit wabri6einIib, oaB oos
Saus morgcn inter Spc5ial.@c'
iHditSrcael iiber oeu 9eriGt iibcr sic
Neiomtion abitimmcu miro.
SIN @eiBen Sauie muroc crflGrt,
oaB Der Yr1ii0ent nit Dem beutieeu
&oreeben oeS Gongrciies 5uirieocn
iei.
Senator Gore itimmtc ieIbit iiir
ben 9Intrag ieiue Heiolltiou oui Ocll
Nild) III legeiL llllo erIldrle, CT CT
adte Oen Sieg Der 9lominiitrotiol
fir eincn pgenIiidten".
senator Sail, ein Replblitaner
iaate b5iieIid Der Sunoliiuo ocr Se'
natoren:
oNlit Sbrem Gorge6en bon beiltc
bdben sic Oem Goiier 5u piiien &c
geben, DAB Der Scnot Der 8ereinig
ten Stoaten Den 9erlidt oeS SebenS
eines Entertainers Our1 &ericnfung
cines Sanoelsibiifes Der aric9fii6-
renOcn piclleidt beoouern oo1 ni1t
gegen ben aoiicr poreeber miro.
9lu1 Senotor 9orob, Hepublifd
ner 500 ocn Senat iiber Oie Sed)cl,
neil oerielbe Dallsweideno4 geboll
oelt babe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-04

Gr6angeEeles b.GomponD. Grim.
meritiide BON Der Delta iino augeh.
lid an 2ano aeidDemn1t lporoen.
(Ger oeutiAe 0ampfer ,GeIta"
wuroe i'm Sabre 1905 in goItod ge-
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pon 2,775 9onnen grutto uno cine
9duge bon 29t SUBJ
9ritiidc 8illfiir 9lfte.
&onOoH 2. 0}dr3 (pom Genior
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pier nSeIIpig SIao" lit BON oen bri.
tii6en 9Iutorit0teu nod airftpaIl &C.,
bra6t lInO bort 5peds lluterIuhuug
feitgebalten mor0eu.
Ser O0uiidc Ganpfer Oscar ser
3weite" lmo ser noripegiide Can't
OoHpier nGourao Mobr" IinO bon
ben britiiden 8eb6rOeu in airftpoll
freigelaiien por0eu.
Eortugol bemGdtigt ii 6
10 etterer oeut 6 er
Sdiffe.
2onoon, 8. D1Gr5. 2loD0S
@gent in gon1bop beri6tet, ooB sic
portueieiii6e 6Iogee ouf oaen irt
@orumgoo liegenoen oeuti6en Gam.
pfern gebiBt murOe llno OaB sic al
@oro befinoIi6en 3eutI6en IN Yon.
Jim internirt murocn.
(8aniiu ooer yIeit-@oo lit oiC
Sauptitoot ser portuaiciil6en Solo.
nic @oo in Snoicu. &iir5Iib wuroc
gemeloet, 0oB Die portugieiii6e 0Re-
gierine, uodoeu iie ale in portugie.
Iiiden S6fen befin6liAen oeutideu
Sdiffe requirirt botte, @efebl gegc.
ben babe, Dob ale 0euti1en rnr
oiterrei6iidben sdiffe, bic in Sdfeu
Der portieieiiiden &oIonien liegen.
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