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The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-08-03
ADMINISTRATOR
ON FOOD AGREED

Conferees on the food bill late Mon
day agreed to President Wilson's de-
mand for one food administrator in
stead of board of three, as proposed
by the Senate. The individual admin
istrator will not be subject to confirm
alton.
The State conferees yielded and
agreed to strike out the Senate amend
ment for three member board and
accepted the House provision for one
man control.
In agreeing upon single food ad-
ministrator the conferess adopted a
compromise provision that board of
three members, appointed by the Pres
ident and one of whom shall be an ag-
ricultural college man, shall adminis-
ter to the section for minimum prices
for wheat, stipulated in the bill to be
81 per bushel for next years crop.
President Wilson declared previous
ly his opposition to amendments to the
bill now in conference providing for
an administrative board Of three in
stead of one and for the creation of a
Congressional committee on expendi.
a! lures in the conduct of the war.
The Presidents position was made
clear to Senator Chamberlain. The
President considers the committee or
conduct of the war reflection on him
self and insisted that there can be no
question of the greatersvalue Of an in
dividual food administrator over an
administrative board of three.
Plans for the investigation of the
production and distribution of bread
stuffs were completed at conference
of Federal trade commission officials,
Department of Agriculture experts and
representatives Of the food administra-
tion.
The inquiry into grain product, IN
will be made largely by the Agricul.
tual Department. The trade commits
sion will seek particularly to find law
violations and uneconomlc methods in
the manufacture and sale of flour anc
| bread.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-08-03
New Potatoes Sprouting

Hundreds of residents Of the Inland
Empire who this year planted home
gardens for the first time have been
perplexed and dismayed, upon opening
hills, to find POTATOES about half de-
veloped, yet sprouting new vines.
Professor O. M. Osborne, head Of
the agricultural department Of the
Lewiston States normal school, states
that there is no known remedy. He
attributes the cause to abnormal eli
matte condition and advises digging
the potatoes even though not fully de-
veloped. The sprouts should be re-
moved and the potatoes placed in cool
cellars.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-08-03
German Fat $4 A Pound

Information concerning food costs
in Germany received Monday at the
Offices of the food administration show
that many edibles, particularly those
containing fats, are selling at almost
prohibitiye prices. Fat for frying is
bringing more than "a pound. Goose
fat is sold at $5.s6 a pound
Fowls are generally high. Fresh
fo Wis bring IL. a pound; larded goose
breasts, $s.0s; sa'ted goose legs, "a
cents; young country laying hens,
$3.a2 each, and well fed geese, Sll to
$40. The egg ration at Hamburg for
one week was one egg for each per-
son. Horses are in great demand for
food and horse flesh sells at from b3
to 81 cents a pound.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-08-03
4 More Poisoned All Bend

Four more cases of poisoning are re-
ported among children at Bend, be-
lieved to have been caused by the eat
ing of candy found in the ruins Of a
hotel recently destroyed by fire. 1t is
thought the candy absorbed toxic sub
stances generated by the heat.
Only one death, that of year old
Henry Couillar. has SO far been re-
ported, and physicians hope that the
lives of the others may be saved.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-08-03
Lister Asks For Troops

Governor Lister does not feel that
state guards are sufficiently organized
and drilled to take up the duty now
being performed by the Federal troops,
nor that they could do this work with
the same efficiency" says George
Donald. Of North Yakima, member
of the State Council of Defense, who
has just returned from Olympia. Mr..
Donald says Governor Lister has pro-
posed to the War Department that
troops now doing guard duty in this
state be retained in this service. He
expects to have an answer to report to
the council tomorrow in Olympia.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-08-03
Walla Walla Fire Fatal

With their home wrapped in flames,
the Joe Thomas family, living in the
northwestern part Of the city, were
awakened about l o'clock Sunday
morning too late to rescue their II
year old son. Buster Thomas, who was
sleeping in an upstairs room. The
house was destroyed with all its con-
tents and the body of the boy had not
been recovered an hour after the fire.
The cause of the blaze is unknown.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-08-03
Free Methodist Services.

The tent meetings closed last Sunday
night. Many expressed themselves as
having received much help during the
meeting. We have secured the opera
house on east main street for Sunday
services and there will be preaching
there every Sunday at 800 p. m.
Preaching at Waterman school house,
Sunday at 800 p. m. A cordial well
come to all. Geo. 7. Klein
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-08-03
The Christian Church.

1.-THE Heart of Things" and "Try-
ing To Play Double" J" will be the res
pective themes at the Christian church
Sunday, ll:00 a. m. and 800 p. m.
These themes have some of the "pep"
that is so much needed in sluggish
times. Come and take tonic. 1t
will do you good. 1t beats lounging
around without any thing worth while
to think about.
Geo. Gerking at the head of the
Bible school, will begin moving things
at 1000 a. m. sharp. with the Junior
Choir in place ready for the music of
the morning. Glasses for everybody,
and there should be every body in a
class. If you have not been to Bible
school for these months or years start
in Sunday morning, and learn lesson
from God. d. Errett. minister.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-08-03
War Bread Is Sampled

Students and members of the facul-
ty Of the Summer school Of the Uniyer-
sity Of Oregon sampled various kinds
OF war bread. prepared by Miss Wini-
fred Kerr, who gave the last Of SER
les of lectures on food economy sug-
gested by Herbert G. Hoover, Nation
al food director. Potatoes, beans. pea
UNITS. squash, bran, brown unpublished
rice, corn. oatmeal and rye are among
materials used in making war bread,
fdr which rsceipes were given.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-08-03
MOTOR VEHICLE
LAW EFFECTIVE

The new motor vehicle law passed
by the last legislature became effec-
tive Wednesday.
Considerable misapprehension has
been experienced from reports received
as to the effect of the fees under the
new law, as it is generally considered
that this law will have the effect of
doubling the fees on motor vehicles.
This, however, is misconception Of
the law, as the fees, with the excep-
zion of fees for motorcycles, remain
the same as now, up to January !,
1918, when the fees will be doubled.
Fees on motorcycles will be $3.50,
or half the present fees. Motorcycle
fees are now $3 and will be $3 between
January l and August ! Of each year.
The law is made so that provision is
made that after August Of any year
fees provided for in the law are cut in
half, while between January | and
August l., the fees are double those
now provided by law. saa.t
The fees, starting August l, may be
arrived at by cutting the fees shown in
the following table by half, although
between January ! and August j, the
fees shown in the table will prevail:
Motorcycles and motor bicycles $500
Electric vehicles for pleasure : 900
Electric service vehicles 1000
All steam, gasoline and other hydro
carbon operated vehicles, except motor
trucks for what ever use up to twenty
six horsepower 800
In excess of 30 horsepower and inclu.
sive of SO horse power 1000
In excess of 80 horsepower and inclu-
sive Of 40 horsepower 1900
In excess of 40 horsepower 400
On all motor trucks the following
rates shall be paid:
Over one and one half tons and under
two tons 1900
Two tons and under two and one half
1900
Two and one half tons and under three
ai.0O
Three tons and under three and one
half 24.O0
Three and one half tons and under
four tons 27.O0'
-Four tons and not over five tons 5000
| Over five tons 49,
The new fees do not annlv to dealer's
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-08-03

be made to your local exemption board,
but may be made to one of the three
district exemption boards in Oregon,
but only after you have passed your
physical examination and have been
certified as called for military service
and not exempted.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-08-03

The above picture is of Mr.. and
Mrs. Otho Reeder's new home under
construction on lower Third street,
Just north of the Sanders home. The
drawing is by the Tum-a-Lum Lumber
Company architect and is an exact
production of the bungalow, as it will
appear when completed. The house
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-08-03

will be conveniently arranged inside
with large living room and fire place,
central reception hall and PANEL vain
scoated dining room, with buffet kit
chen and breakfast room on first floor,
three bedrooms, bath and sleepingpoach
on second floor. Full basement will
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-08-03

be provided with laundry, fuel, fruit
and furnace rooms. The front porch
will be carried acr oss to form porte
cochere. Mr.. Charles Scott has the
general contract and complete plans.
as we'll as material, is being furnished
by the Tum-a-Lum Lumber Company.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-06-08
9fur fei>t Dptimisn1ns!
&phlen bleiben teuer 1tno 1perben mod
piel tenrer.

@S unterliest fetnem s3metfel mebr,
bab sic &oblenpretie ipdteitenS TIM
Nugu1t etne nod nie bagenelene 5Obe err
fltmnlen 1peroen, lpe8balb e8 rnr an5uz.
raten lit, lGon iebt ii6 ben Wtnterbez'
bQrf IN 16marSen Dteamanten" . etn5uz
leee11. 0ie iebigen &oblenpret1e TN bte@
iioen Marfte betragen bon $ll.5O bis
Sll.75 bic Tonne, I'M 0ur6l6nttt etlpa
S1.OO 1nebr al8 IN normalen 3etten, u11b
bte Gambler lagen, oab e8 ratiam it,
SEN Winterz Goblenporrat iebt etn5ule=
gen, So tie nt6t mi1lerk >pie Ste 2ieferunz
gen I'M @pdtberbit auSfallen peroen,
@obalo bie Gin5tebung be8 Whlttdr8 be-
ginr1t, iperoen Iauienbe BON Mdnnern
1en &oblengruben entsogen mer0en llno
Sic uebrtgbleibenben 1pollen Damn it6er=
|lt6 bDbere 2Dbne baber. Ote 5Gtffe
auf benen Ste &oblen iiber oie 8innenz
leen na6 9nlutb 111O 9uperior gebra6t
lperbea lperbe11 tn bei1 Oienlt CUR Bez
fDroerung bon Nabrungsmitteln ulm.
na6 europa geitellt rno oann nil len
Sic &oblenienbungen per Babn bef0roert
iperbel1, 1paS bebeutenb 1nebr foitet. Vez
oenft baS llulb fauft ben Wmterporrat
gleid ober bod balbm0sli6it ein!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-06-08

5hen in ser Dffeniipe. 75orts be-
ri6tet ausfiibrlid iiber rieienbatte
glnltrengungen Der Denti6en anf
Dem Gben1i1 0es Dames. Set oieier
@eIegenbeit miro aud oas olte
Wedr6en bon gngriffen in Maiiene
formation mieoer nngefiibrt nno
INNER mieoer betont, 6aB 0ieie Mn-
griffe ser Deuti6en 11nter ben
fur6tbarfen &erluiten 5urndgeibla>
qen tpur6en, 11n6 BOB 6te 9eutihen
vnur an elmer @te1e" in 6ie fran-
86iiiden @rdben ein6rangen. Wabr-
i6etnlt6 rt6tete li6 ser Mngriff
nl1r gegen 6ieie veine @teue"> uno
sic peitere Musidmiidung 0es >8e-
ridtes 6ient le6i9ltd 6o5u, oie
Ghloppe 51t berbeitnli6en. Eat-
io9e tit> 6aB 6ie Deuti6en ii6 iett
mebreren @o6en auf 6em @bemin
bes Games, n0r6li6 bon ser @isne,
il, Ser Offeniibe befin6en, Die ii6
ei111noI bier nn6 etnmal BORT be-
lnerfbor n1a9t. Muf oieie 8eile
iinb na6 nnb na6 be0el1ten6e @tref=
fen tpieber in 6eutl6e &dn0e iiber,
eegangen.
Sin Ser italienii6en Sront baben
oie Seferrei9er BET Gan Warco,
BEL BIopa, etnen be6euten6en gr-
folg errungen. neber 500 Stalte-
ner pur6en gefangen genonnten.
Ser @rfoIg bat in Mnbetra6t Ser
Eotlade> 6ab sic Staliener iid i6on
por mebreren Eagen CUR @initellung
ibrer Offeniipe auf Ger gan5en
Sront beranlaBt iaben, beionoere
8e0eutung.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-06-08
Mftie1t ! Ierfanf
ssn SDbe ppn $4,000 ppm ltnip1r
@pipital geplant*
sSntereilante 3iffer11.

Sn Ser am lebter M1itt1po6 abgebalz
tenen Berlan1mlung ser Mfttondre See
linton @oipttal=@e1ell16aft tDurbe au6
iiber W1tttel l11b Wege bi8cllttert, bie
CUR 3ett idbrlt6 ca. $4,000 betro9enbe
3tnSperpflt6tl1ng Dteit9en Banfen 9e=
geliiber) irgenbmte 5n reon5teren ober
ab3ul01er, Oean beabit6tigt jebt nah
retfltder @rmdgung aler nnitdn6e TT
Ser Sat lpte folgt por5ugeben;
l. 8eporSugte Nftten (Hreferreb
@tod) t1nigeiamtbetrage BON $4,000
beraus5ugeben uno bell &dufern 4 Bro=
Sen 3t1jen 3u garantiere11. 3te oe1r
8anfen 5ur5eit auf g}oten be5ablteu
3tnlen betra9en 6 Pro5ent, u1lo pen1E
beporsu9t slftten I'M an9eeebenen Sc
ia1nttperte lossei6lagen meroen f0n11ten,
10 tpirbe bie 9oipttalz@eielli6aft ba=
our6 2 Yro5ent 3tnien idbrlt6 er=
lparen.
| 2. 9en @erfa1f BON gelp0bnli6en 9lf=
tie11 Common 9tod) fort5uieben. 0as
9to1nn1fapital ser 91opitalz@ele lelll6aft
be5tffert insgeiamt $4,000.
2eioer fletnes 9efi5it.
0en1db bteie1n Bert6t be5ifferten bic
@e1a1nteinnabmen Ser @olpttalz@elell=
| l6aft tpdbre11b be8 pergan9enen 6i8fal=
| iabreS $16,739.63. 5ieroon ntfallem
Sl6,31O.38 auf @o1pttalz8atte1ten unb
$429.25 anf bte Bdberabtetlung, Die
9luSgaber &pdbre11b be8ielben e3ettrar1ns
be8ifierten t11sgelan1t $l6,911,14, alfo
$17l.51 n1ebr al8 bic @tnnabmen. Dte=
Ter 6eblbetrag 1T In grobem Mabe benz
getpaltis 9eitieeenen Yreiien fir 9eab=
rungSnltttel nno ioniti9e 8eoarfarttfeE
5u5u16retben.
$4,000 >pert 6pipitalz@ttftnnge1+
9ett @rii11oung ser @e1ef16aft itnb
ber1elben $3l35 an Nftien, $500 mert
N20bel, et11e Nmbulan5 I'M @erte bon
$25 u11b anbere @egenitd1loe I'M @erte
BON $40 eeldenft iplrbs1l tpaS 5ulan1=
n1en $4,000 auSma6t.
$50 Yaitenten I'M gan5en, 373 tm
1916
gSdbre1lD DeS lebtDerflDnene Jted)=
lrlnlasjahres li1ro inSse{an1t 373 IN benz
/ Solpttaf aIfgenomn1en ll110 bebanbelf
flDoroen, no1l he11en 33557 e1ltlaffst tporDen
| 1tnb, 1pdbre11b Is Nattenten 3u 9dlub
be8 6tSfaljabre8 nod tn Ser 5etlanitalt
antpelenb naren. 2ebteS Sabr eretgne=
ten li6 II 1obeS8fdlle llnb 6 @eburte1I
IN bielen1 Solpital, mabrenb 280 Hatteb~
ten opertert tpurben. 9eit @r0ffnung
be8 @oipitalS itno tn89elanlt 865 Ha=.
ttenten IN oen1lelbe1 beba1belt morben~
9ie alten 9ireftDren.
sSolgenbe 3 Dtreftoren, oeren 9ermtne
abgelaufen 1tnb, murben &pteoergepdblt
pte folgt: $. 8. 8ee6er unb Nug-
Yublmaml, betbe aus Seem lllm, ltnb,
Nobt. 2ambre9t aus Weilforb 1omnlbip.
@pttdttee aranen.
sSrau 6. g. Nein rt1tete I'M Name1r
beS 6o1pttal Trauenperetn am lebte1r
W}3iittlpo9 et11tge Worte an 0te Nfttondre:
rno ma6te perl6tebene Bori6lage. Denr
6olpttalz z6rauenperetn murbe ebenfalis
Elm DanfeSpotum fiir leine tatfrdfttge
l1nterltiibuns gegeben. Da8 BON oe1
N2itgltebern be8 6raue1lz8eretnS be=
mails IN Ser Iurnballe ierpierte O3ittas=
eilen bra6te etnen Nein9emian BON runo
$lOO etn etn gong anlebnlt6er 8etrag fir
bie 3mei @tunben, IN oenen Mab5etten
lerptert 1perben. /
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-06-08
SpHaer 8ett6t.

9eene glngrtffe ser Saratl Mrmee
>uieber1tnt p0llig pergebens.
6ofio, iiber 2o11oon 4. Stunt. Ser
@eneralitab ser bulgarilben Mrmee
erlieB geltern folgenoe a1ntlibe gr.
flarnng:
vJran30iiibe @onrpagnien Der.
}ltbte1t, oie bufgariihen Norppftta,1
]iibli1 BON Sunla nno W1optna o1t-
sngreiien, tpurben aber ourd unler
Weibiibfeuer 5urudgeporfel1, sluf
0e1n 1loroli1en Geile 0e5 Ceres
YlQteou peri lu9te ser Iei1t0 nab
urtilleriltii i6er Yorbereitung Dor5lt
riiden rluBte ober Dor rn1erent mir
fungSpouel1 Weibilbfener 5nruf-
3ieben.
Ser perlp1tet eingetroffen@ 9amS-
togberi9t Oes bulgartlhen General
ltabes batte folgenoen Wortlaut:
SIN Der nta5eoonii6en Jrcnt per-
in6ten oie Sran5oien geltern nnS
nit jtarfen Eruppenmai1en anf oe11
rebten liter bes 8aroar an5ugrei,
fen. l1nteritikt onrd idmeres Ir-
tilleriefener 1nad)ten Die 6ran5oiem
nebrere Mn9riffe, bic umter amker=
getuSbnlid id>peren &erlniten 5at'
riidgeidlagen lunr6en. Seinoli6e
Eruppen 0enen es gelungen mar,
III uniere @rdben 5u 0ringen, pur,
QeH 1ur9 @egenangriffe tpieoerum
6ertrieben. sic lieBen biele Eote gu
riid.
vguf Ser 6eres-gbene griffen
mebrere britii6e &ornpagnien 5&Dei-
NAL an nno beriu6te11 in Ser Ei6-
tl:ng auf &upri bor5ultoBen. Ste
lpur6en 5uriidgei6lagen."
Gntente 8ertd)te.
ssrau56iiides &riegsaut stbt ueue
5dlappe au Der Misne 81.
Mnll lteroanL 4. Stunt. 9as fran-
511il9e &eriegsant eibt beute 81,
6qb sic Deutihen ibre Offen1ipe an
bes glisne fortiebten. sSS11 Der gtabe
ppn Trptbmpnt Drangen tie 5mgege=
benermafen III Die fran50ftfden
@tellnngen Elm. Ser Mngriff pur-
be geltern aben0 ei1tgeleitet uno
mQbreno ser gea9t fortgelebt.
9as englilbe &riegsamt be-
i6rdnft iib beute mittag auf Die
Mitteilu11g, 0ui3 oie seitern an Die
9eutiden Derloren gegangene $50
1tenlteanng bel GberilD> an ser Mr<
ras=Tront, mie0er genommen mor-
sen ilt. gnglii6e 6lieger ma6ten
gefern mieoerum einen 9tngriff anf
8ruegge u1t0 sic 6ortigen &andle.
DaS engliibe &riegsant gibt III
ieiner geitern abeno per0fferttIi6ten
Grfldrung often 81, 0aB eS ni6t
m0glid NOR, Die i'm 2anfe DeS Suz
ges BEL Sens uno ant 5oube5=8ab
genpntn1enen @rdben 5u 5alten, 0a
Die Deutiben iebr ibpere 0egen-
angriffe nrahten. Die 8abl Ser 0el1t-
iben @efangcnen miro nit 80 a11-
gegeben. Deutide 9lngriffe bel
Gberifp, an Der Arras =Sro1lt, naren
glei6fans erfolgreib fir 0ie Dent<
1Gerl ba eS ibnen gelang, in oie
engliiben 5tellungen ei115uoringen
u11o eiue 8oitenitenung gu balten. .
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-06-08
Mns 6e,t @ertf6te1t
Mahtrdglides aus Dem Maitern1itt
beg 9titrtftsgertdts Neueites ppm
Stabtgertht+

Ser uniern 2eiern bur6 n1ebrere aus
flbrlt6e 8eri6te IN frnberen Musgabe1l
Der uy1e1p 11m Boit" iattlam befan11te
Morbfan tn @leepp Gne fano am lebte11
6rettae ietne .Grleoigung. Ser ge=
itdnbtge M0r6er, Matb. @enrp Sang,
tpnrDe ar1 9a1nStagmorgen burd
|@bertff W. S. Sultu8 urb Or. S, g,
@raff tn8 9taatS5u6tbau8 gu 9ttll=
pater etngeltefert, na6be1n er am Tret=
tagmorgen bur6 0titrtft8rt6ter S. M,
Slien su lebensldn9lt6er Tretbettsitrafe
perurtetlt iporben mar megen ber Grz
111orbung BON Sri. O}apn1e @an8fe IN
9leepp @pe am IA, 9lpril. Sang bate
1t6 berettS am porlebten sDetttlDo6
(23. N}aD beS Morbe8 I'M l. G5rabe
l6ul0tg befar11t.
@tn ben1erfen8perter 3tptlpro3eb
>purbe nod a1n Trettag, et,1 anberer am
@onnabeno e11t16teben.
Die @el6morenen tn Ser 3tDtlflage
beS s. SO. 9tnber1nan gegen ultap
Wtl6itabt bra6ten am Treita9na6mttz
tag etnen 5u @uniten beS =&ldgerS lau
tenben Wabrlpru6 etn, bem lte bte CUNT
me bon $125.37 5uipra6en. Dtele
&lageiade berubte auf einem @trett be-
treff8 beS Betrage8, ben ser &ldger erz
balten 1ollte fir &o11traftarbett an etnem
Mob1lbaus beS Serfla9ten. 9tn0erman
batte auf runb $400 9efla9t, @iid<
itabt rna6te geltenb, bab bte tn Troge
iteber1ben Mrbeit 11t6t IN 5ufriebenitel tellen=
ser Metle quSeefiibrt nuroe. @tnen fir
ben &ldger ettpa8 9iinltteeren 8erluaf
nabn Elm a1oerer e3tptlpro5eb am Cont
abe11b.
Sn ser &lagela6e bon 6. s. g}elio1
gegen Gbp, S. 8erfner bra6ten Ste @ez
i6mornen etnen 5n @uniten be8 &ldger8
la1te11ben @abrlpru6 ein. Gr be5og
it9 auf SEN Berfal1f ether Tarm IN 9tarf
1otpnibtp bur6 BEN 8erfla9ten an
BEN &ldger. 2ebterer batte $4,000 oeS
&aufpretle8 anbe5ablt unb ma6te Dor
@ertbt geltenb, bab er NIT ben Gldger
ein ueberetnfomnen getroffen bdtte,
ipo1ia6 sBerfner Dte Tar1n 5uriidneb=
men uni. tbnt (g}ellom bas angesablte
f'e!!S sfsr|tattel, f,iirbs, Fals 2eihte==
rer bie 6ar1n ni6t. NIT @rfolg lteten
f0n11te. 9fellon bebauptete, er babe bie
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