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Evening journal., 1916-02-12
Mr.. George Carter, Editor.
EVENING JOURNAL.
Wilmington, Dolawarf


My Dear Mr.. Carter: Analysis of the influences
which combined to make OF the Exposition such an un-
qualified success has still further convinced that
one Of the great vital contributions has been the loyal
patriotic and most effective support of the press.
Frankly admit that in common with the thou
sands Of visitors. wecose to the Exposition and
responsible for It, have marveled at its symmetrical
success-a despite adverse world conditions
unsettled national conditions. almost overwhelming
conjunction of difficulties and handcaps which mill
tated against such result
All Americans should feel gratihed that more for
egn governments participated in this than any pre-
vious American Exposition. Accepting the invitation
extended by this government and respecting American
integrity and enterprise they Joined in the effort
to make OF the Exposition international success
American States contributed public funds with the
hope that through their participation, American inst
tutons might be better understood Exhibitors spent
vast in their efforts TO show the visitors de-
icades advance in every field of human endeavor. All
these, nations, States, individuals. partners in
undertaking which sought adequately celebrate a
world achievement-the completion of the Panama
Canal. .tsa
feel thar here express the gratitude of all these
and of all visitors who. through the Exposition
gained better understanding OF life's finer things
and of true international fraternity. You aided in all
this by the assistance rendered through THE EVEN
ING JOURNAL No word of add to the satis-
faction you must feel in having given such service In
world work but desiring recognize the forces
rthat made the Expositions want to send
you at this time our earnest and grateful aoknow-
b acdgmont
Evening journal., 1916-02-12
Very truly yours,

President
We feel that American newspaper ex-
perienced pleasure in assisting Mr.. Moore and those
associated with him in the mana cement OF the big
Panama coast show. Certainly 1t was "a pleasure for
r. do so. The exposition was held during the
progress Of the worlds greatest In view OF that
fact we feel it is remarkable that was so success
ful from rccreatiye educational and financial points
sOf yicw Certainly much Of that was due 10
sthc splendid management Of MIR. Moore aud his stan
OF assistants.
Evening journal., 1916-02-12
mn M0ON nILL AGAIN.

MERICAN railroads entitled to a fair deal from
"A Congress in the matter Of the transportation Of
the mails. The Moon bill, an administration meas
does provide square deal To should be de-
feated Simple justice demands that defeat
Ralph Peters is president Of the Long island Rail-
road Company and chairman of the Committee ON
Railway Mail Pay representing the railroads of the
Omitted states. He has sent TO Speaker Champ Clark
OF the House Representatives appeal for fair
Judgment this matter which yitay the rail
roads IN ii he says:
country from the smallest to the largest the House
Representatives Post Odice Committee has again made
The Moon railway mail pay bill a rider on the Post
Office Appropriation bill.
II has been brought to attention that the effort
sas now being made in Washington to circulate the
Egrossy false impression that the Moon bill has
Echanged TO meet the objections of the railroads and
zthat those objections have been withdrawn
This cannot b. too emphaticaly denied The Moon
Hoh IS not now, and never and be
ceptaoe TO men with any practical understanding OF
51aroao operation and rate construction This is be-
canse II Is inherently and essentially and Fundamentally
Euhlus,' and economically wrong The changes that
s, - peen % naue IN n are Of minor consequence The
pns o. way 70 eliminate its errors is to eliminate the
win not attempt to explain its demerits hero hrt
on behalf OF the railroads of the countrv ornoa, -
you and to the House Ropresenfatives TO- ro 80 ~
action which win separate the Moon rim fo R ,o
Once appropriation bill and allow its free and fair dis
5,usson the floor. ~
7 The Moon bin is of Postmaster-Gen Bpr,e
sons pet measures Its provisions are based upon mis-
tlnfomaton halfnformation poor Judgment and in
Justice. 1t is something that does not possess sufs
5cient moral strength TO stand alone; hence the ad
sministraton plan TO put il through as a rider on tn
Post Office Appropriation bill Il should be separates
from that bill and be made to stand alone in tn
fHouse. may be attacked deserves to be at
Hacked and defeated it deserves be defeated.
Evening journal., 1916-02-12

THE two countries benefting mostly in Australia
i'm consequence OF the the United States and
Japan" says Consul General J. l. Britain at Sydney
Australia Lack Of sufficient cargo space and frequent
salings between United States and Australian ports
scombned with excessive freight rates since the war
have greatly curtained the American trade with Aus
traia" An echo OF the seamens law.
Evening journal., 1916-02-12
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY IL, 1e1o.
An APPRECIATION FROM THE COAST

~ Pacific International Exposition. That the expo
sition was such pronounced due largely
70 his ability as an organizer and administrator.
That Mr. Moore appreciates the assistance has re-
ceived from the American newspapers, including THE
EVENING JOURNAL, is indicated clearly by the fol-
lowing letter:
Evening journal., 1916-02-12

I'm The Association Of Amer
f4lhiAA lean Advertisers has sx-
WGW amined and certified 60
the circulatiou Of this pub
hcntion. The figures Of circulation
contained in the Associations 40
port only are guaranteed.
Association Of American Advertisers
Ne. 4isl Whitehall sldg. n. Y. City
Evening journal., 1916-02-12
The Ruinous Plan of Government Manufacture

From the Washington Post)
Evening journal., 1916-02-12

The Association o.
American Advcrtis.
ers is composed Of
an the great adver-
tisera Of this coun
try. The Associa-
tion endorses only
euch papers as sub
init 10 its examina-
tion at any moment,
and positive proof
must be subm mitsed
The accompanying
certificate. No. A151,
has been issued "a
this pHpar.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18

Keep out OF drafts, avoid exposure; eat
and live right and take DR. Kings New
Discovery. In use over 70 years. Guar
anteed. All druggists. sts.--Auyertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
CARRANZA WILL
MAKE NO TROUBLE
Satisfactory Assurances Received
from Defacto Government
Through Consul silliman.
VILLA FORCES MOVING SOUTH

WASHINGTON, March 17.-very
satisfactory assurances regarding the
attitude OF the Carranza government
toward the entrance of American
troops into Mexico were conveyed to
the State department today by Con-
sui Silliman. who is with General
Carrsnza. He reported no trouble
from the Carranza forces was to be
expected.
Overnight dispatches received by
Acting Secretary Pork Of the State
department and Secretary Baker,
we're optimistic. The text Of none
vas made public. The administra-
tion believed the danger o. active op-
position by Carranza forces is grow
ing less.
Strict censorship still surrounds the
movement of the expedition. A long
code message from General Funston has
been received at the War department,
but Secretary Baker declared that Il
contained no news Of importance and
he would not make Il public
Unofficial advices from the border said
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18

that villa and his men are far south
OF the American forces. Army officials
did not expect q clash for several days.
Official advices from diplomatic rep
resentatives Ia Mexico reported condl-
tons generally quiet. There were signs
Of unrest in the Tampico district. how
ever.
Cabinet Discusses situation.
The Mexican situation was discussed
very fully az todss's meeting. and Sec
retary Baker read reports received from
General Funston Cabinet members
agreed that danger Of clashes with the
Carranzs troops probably had passed.
Secretary Daniels told Of the orderinS
Of 500 marines TO Pensacola. Fla. on the
naval transport Hancock, but later the
president authorized the statement that
the movement had nothing 20 do with thS
Mexican situation.
Secretary Wilson. az todays meetins
told OF q marked increase In immigration
from Mexico since the recent outbreaks
Many Of these Mexicans are destitute. he
said. Each case Is being handled indi'
viduaIiy on its merits by immigration au-
thorities ct the border.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
Alliance Business /.
Clubs Hold Three
Booster Meetings

ALLIANCE. Neb.. March 'l7.--tspecial)
The Alliance Commercial club started
out It's new year with three roUsine
booster meetings. At noon Frank J.
Ringer commissioner Of the Nebraska
Manufacturers association. spoke TO
forty men at the community dinner at
the city Mission. Mr. Ringers talk was
along advertising lines and he showed
that newspaper advertising did pay pro-
vidinR the merchant arranged his ad IN
an attractive manner and offered 20 the
public true bargains or gave the public
its moneys worth. He showed where "
would pay every merchant to study ad-
vertisihs. and that those that we're not
getting returns were the ones that knew
very little about advertising and the
proper plan to form UP an ad.
At o'clock Mr.. Ringer talked to c.
A. Newberry's Ffifty clerks on Eff
ficiency."
In the evening at the city hall at s
o'clock the Commercial club held a
smoker. the principal business being to
appoint committees TO get ready to han
die the crowds for the government land
opening and TO make final arrangements
for the big land auction which viii be
held IN Alliance next week. Mr.. Ringer
spoke again in the evening. The smoker
closed with q five-round bout between
two prominent business men. and It was
decided hereafter to settle all disputes .,r
grudges after each smoker by having
the parties put on the gloves and fight
It out.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
Government Plans
to Take Nitrogen
from Atmosphere


WASHINGTON. March 17-Three gov
eminent plans for taking nitrogen from
the air for fertilizer. munitions OF war
and the arts were recommended 90 the
senate agricultural committee by Thomas
II. Norton, former consul at Chemnitz.
Germany. where he had made close
study Of nitrogen manufacture. He is
now attached 20 the bureau OF foreign
and domestic Commerce.
DR.. Norton recommended one plant
near the intersection Of Georgla. North
Carolina and Tennessee. 70 be reason
ably free from a southern invasion OF a
hostile army and near cheap water power.
A slightly larger plant. he recon-
mended in western Pennsylvania. to
which place power could be conducted
from Niagara. To avoid high freight
rates on nitric ACID. he recommended a
third plant 1so miles distance from the
Pacific literal
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18

Throw of Celds and Prevent Grip.
When you feel cold coming on. take
Laxative Bromo orinine. II removes
cause OF Colds and Grip. Only ona
rBiomo oulnine.' r. w. Groves sigma
tuFe on box. sc.--Advertlsenent.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
FLYING COLUMN
PENETRATES FAR
INTO OLD MEXICO
Icontinued from Page one.l

Continued from Page one)
With Important news about Villa for
tho American army. considered his
chances Of getting through safely so
uncertain that he made part OF his trip
In hiding beneath some cover arranged
By the train conductor under one Of the
coach seats. Hurst left casas Grandes
Wednesday.
Carransa Troops Occupy Pass.
DOUGLAS. AriE., Marcn i7-Carranza
troops OF General p. Elias Gales, mill
tary governor % Sonora. wero making
every effort today 10 cooperate with the
soldisrs composing tho punitive expedi-
tion from the United States IN the pur-
suit Of Francisco villa. according 10 re-
ports recsived hers.
Persons arriving here durins the night
from the Baxispe valley, IN eastern SON.
ora. statsd that 400 Gales troops con-
manded by Lieutenant Colonel J. M.
Asuisre were strongly entrenohing them
selves near Bavispe IN a position com
manding two passes through which villa
bandits would march should they make
q sortie against the towns OF Bavispe.
San Miguel. Ia oaiera ana n Tigre
Several hundred Mexican troops COM
mAnded by Lieutenant Colonel Dafo
Campbell ara reported TO have passed
Through Pulpito Pass into Chihuahua and
were expected to give active support 20
the United States soldiers.
Colonel Campbell II General Gales
chief lieutenant and - resident OF
Douglas. Persons living here say that he
has been one Of the most active sonora
officials IN advancing American sentiment
among tho Mexican troopa and civilians
IN sonora.
Entertainments were being dug today
BY the forces Of General Gales held IN
reserve AZ Cabuilona. short distance
south Of Aqua Prieta. but officials here
OF the Dc facto government explained that
this was 20 keep the men occupied and
prevent dissatisfaction"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
STRIKE SITUATION At
SIOUX CITY UNCHANGED

SIOUX CITY. Ia. March 1I.--The strike
situation at the Caidahy packing plant
where some Of the butchers quit yester-
day. was unchanged today. Ths officials
do not believe there win be q further
spread OF the trouble.
a general strike a. The cudahy plant
which Il was predicted would occur today.
failed 20 take place.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
COLUMBUS MAN DIES
SUDDENLY OF PNEUMONIA

COLUMBUS. Neb.. March I7.-Cspeciai
Telegram.)-Louis Pittman. aged S. died
suddenly this morning OF pneumonia,
which he contracted yesterday evening.
He had been downtown during the after
noon. Mr.. Pittman was q pioneer Of this
section. coming here In 1887. He leaves
three sons and three daughters.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18

Ks5 o the siiuaiiOn-lsss want Ada
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18

Nebraskan I'm waahinRton.
WASHINGTON, March II. - Especial
Telegram)-w. A. Meserve OF Creighton.
Neb.. II In Washington.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18

Head Bee Want Ads for profit. Use
them for results.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18

JANE s w. GERARD,
American envoy to the Ger
man court, is coming home
for a rest. Ever since the
outbreak of hostilities in
Europe Mr.. Gerard has been
at his post, and finally the
strain has begun to tell upon
him.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
Free Enforanation

Regarding Minnesota. North Dakota
Saskatchewan, Alberta and the Pacific
Northwest reached by the 500 Line from
st. Paul and Minneapolis. w. r. Har-
ley. ID. p. A.. Sil Fifth Street. Des Moines
Iowa.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
Krnmer cor columhu. ceunciI.

COLUMBUS. Neb.. March i7.--Cspecial
Telesram.l- l-cari Kramer. president of
the Commercial club. has been nominated
for councilman Of the Third ward by the
citisens' ticket
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
R0PlNG WOMEN is COSTLY
IN TEXAS FOR MExICAhS

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, March iT-Two
Mexicans. who two weeks ago tried 10
lasso Miss Hattie McCleIiand. . school
teacher. in Hidalgo county. were given
penitentiary sentences Of five years each
in criminal court here today. a third
Mexican. who turned states evidence.
gained his liberty.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-19

pier. Cine Oirefte @ntmort erfolete
ni6t, ober ihon onoern Cages err
ldien ein @ebilfe oes Eoli5eimei-
tiers unO iiberbradte ben 9efebl oeS
5eitungstommmoanten, ouB megeit
Der llnruben, Die our6 Die 3miitie.
feiten 5pilfen e%ntlaiienell mo tG-
tigen Arbeitern %entitanoen ieien, ole
@ebrfens= 8erfe pom onoern Gage
ab 5t ldlieBen ieier. Gin itarfes
Soiafenanfaebot piiroe oofiir Gorge
tragen, Dob feline nellen ltnruben
entItiinoen.
0as por Die Gntfuort oes &onl-
manoanten ouf Die geidperoe
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Merchants Transfer Go.

gronspprtieren nnb MnffteGen bon
.Safes" nnb idaperer Maifirerie cine
SpesialitGt, Mbholen, 8erienoen. Nufbes
mabren etc. Office 510l514 Solorola
Ctr. Beibe Eel. 800.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-19

airrts, uno gleid8eitig nulroe Die
@ade in lei1em Sauie berooppelt
nno perfiigt. oaB 8elud)e BON ali-
Berbaib Der 5obrif MIR nit @rlaub-
mis- oes Generals 5ugelniien mir
Den. allrt @ebrfens ourfte fif alio
polfommen als @efangener betrah-
ten uno mar ni9t oiel better oarart,
ais ipenn er int 5eitlngsgefdnguis
lelber 1intergebradt mare, bas oen
Spibnomeit Maloidnif, ser nMild-
topf", fiibrte uno bos man nar mt
einem Musorad Oes @roie1s e.
lDdbnte.
GortIctune folGs
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n HoTEL

Bas bebeutet osbe Gisbteen"? 9as
bette 6otel fir Das ipenigite @elo in Sdn
Mntonio. 3immer SOC. Insge5eibnste
Yooblaeiten Csc. Niebrige SpeSiolra4en
Der ISOLDE. Sab frei. grodett 6277. 81
certroIer 2aae. 302 @HbSGlnmo StrnBe.
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81 ,Sater eeratd Seeb" nrb nSa=
ter Gaa Maaib" madt Die 5ennen legen
1nO rerltobeI. Se1 nlo 8etreibe. 9ibs
nereWaeoiatn. Gater Seeb 60. 420 Siib=
sylpres Ctr. Sci. grodett 1888.
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FRITZ

III Cameron Ctr, MutomobiI Z 8eparas
mren, S1pocetplene : Sbpeibung. Ut
beiten am Mnfabrtss nnb @nt5Tnoungss
apparat. grodett $685.
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6ptels.
HOTEL. ALAMO

325 alano 9la8a -biib16 m6blierta
refine 3immer. SOC, 75e 81 per Saa,
$3.50 nno aufpdrts per 8ohe. Strlln1er
nit 2 getten $500 per ISOLDE. altes
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DUPUY reimiat Site.

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5trobs urb PanamaS9iite eerein1gt NM
aeforrut. Weine Nrbeit 1T iinliber>
treffli6.
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Ools INTO Goble.

@ir baIten Die bette Ssble un6 boz
bette grennbol5. 8rnbiert nns. Glase
Bppb G Gpal GD. grodett 6053. Neies
Eel. 1871.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-11-15

Notice Of Publication Chaucerv
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Notice Oh 6H"lieaLi0h .nHneeTFs
state OF +l41al=- ROCK ISLAND AaAH=
E#5
30 me circuit Court January .aE-s
=. ID 1917.
Mae Carlson Ta. Gust Carlson. IN
A1a-earE
Affidavit eL uou-rezl1ence Of Gust
Carlson. the above defendant. having
been filed 5l ahe clerks Office of the
circuit court oI said county. notice IS
therefore hereby given no the said nom
resident defendant that the complain
ant filed her bin OF complaint I'm said
court. ON the caauceTE side thereof.
a1 gla lala Hay or November. 1915.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-28
Werbiiten pom lniauberz

Werbiiten BON Il II aubers
teit beim GieBen nus 5la1den.
aannen ulu. Gs 1T re6t peinlift
lpern nah benz 4ussisben on @eFd=
Ben, Si16seden uno llnter1dben
nur9 9erablaufen BON Sropfen Jlede
uno ringfDrmise llniauberteiten ent=
Iteben. Mud DE irodsnen Ainniale
nm GeiGirr mirfen unangenebm.
@Ile Iidtbaren S9ubporfebrungen
perl40nern Die 9%hantgefabe nidt.
itDren bober uno iperoen oesbalb BEL
pielsn Gelesenbeiten oud ni6t &c.
nubt. Dem llebelitsnb labt lih nun
leid)t on~oertpeitig obhelfen. Speiies
Iette lno euns porSusspeiie oas &C.
l@mstbise, gerudf= uno aeIdmudlo1e
~&otosnubfett, sepdbren elm o:berrr<
bcutli6 einfades Wtittel, nm cine
auffdllieteit pas @%erabloufen ben
5ruhtIdften, Mil9, 8o9m. aatae,
G9otplooc uno pie bic J~lilIIigtsitsr
alle beiBen m0sen. an aonnea urp
6ieBern gu permsioen. Man itreiGt
einfa6 einen gang gerinsen S9alf
pes Settles unter Den &nno Der Nus
gnBOffnun9, pobei nur oarauf Su
adten lit, oaB man nit Dem Set
niAt iiber Den Rono binausse!angt.
Die 5liiiii9teiten, ielbit beiber aaffss
ano See, iiberiteisen beim Mus5ieBen
Pie II sesosene @ren3e nidt ou1t
Ro6flieben, 10 bab iene @erunreiniz
sungen unb 5leden om 5iiAeeihur
unp Der Sibwdi6e oas Muge niht
meBr be!eioiaen nnn oen GenuB &c
eintr0Mti0en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-28

Die 6irnta Molttgonterp & Gartp-
BELT, apeId)c SO. sos 16. StroBe cit
aleioct . &einigltgsaciddft betreibt,
bat ben @erlltit bon S11.20 9aar.
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nid)t bllrdJ pie loit erhielten, brall-
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bic GoIt-slutoritdten a~clterlt sic 9e.
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aepfropit icien, IN @alesbllrg, 81,
Iiino nlo ooB bierunter alld sic 9oit
fir Mplilc lit.
@efamntlid, lit sic @cibl,odtspoit
in bielem Sabre iiberal bcbelltci,o
uer5oecrt moroen, mas balptiadlid)
Ooran log, Dob fur5 Dor oen Icierta-
Gel, rielige Menaen Goltlad,en abge-
iallbt mltrOel. Die Solge mar, baf
|bclonoers in Chicago nno altd) liz st.
j2ouis berartig ullgebenre Mel1aeu
asoit eintrai, DOB es ein Iing ser I'm
mnglibfeit apar, oieielbe l1llner5iiglid
imclter 5n beforOern. 8eionoers it
'Gbicago lieaen nody piele 8eilmnd,ts.
Gpltlahen, bie aus allen Sbeilen oel
Gcrelnigtelt Staaten angefommer
llilo. &nnoerte grtrabeamte mt
i@agen limo init ser s(bfertigllng ser.
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cine berartig umfangreid)e, baB es
leocnfaas nod mebrere Gage bal,erl
miro, bepor oie @eibnadyts Goitlader
lGbicago perlalien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-28
H.br.Salfsmarten
Gum 8etrnge bon einem Gent In Der
@eiAaftsiteae oieier 3eitung.

Ser 8erfa,1f ser @ebr. 3ilfsmnr.
ten gum getrage bon einem Gent in
Der @eIddftsifeue bieier Seitung
madt erfreuIid)e Sortibritte ltno
uenn aud bereits biele Marfen per-
tauft 1pofoen iino, 10 bm Ger Ser
Democrat" bo6 einen 8orratA port
91ebreren tauienb Merfen, IobaB ole
8eitellungen porerit nod altsgefiibrt
Der6en f0nnen.
Gie fiinitIeriih searbeiteter Mar.
Ten init bem Mufbruf Ser Seimatb
Rotb, ibaff i6 8rot" laiien itb in
mannidfader @eiie auf 8riefen, $50.
feten uno 81 @elbenten perpe1toen.
Die Marfen Iino gum Hreiie BON r,1r
einem Gent per Stiid in Ger Sc
idaftsiteGe bieier 3eituns erbaltlid.
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oen0en ir 3euti6lano 81 Cute, %
oas aus angeiebenen beutlbmerifa.
aiiden @eidaftsIeuten ~beitebenbe ao-
mite fir feline Miibetpaltnng in tel.
uer @eiie entidaoigt miro. Mlio
nodymals: Ser Setmatb Nots. i4aff
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