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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-19
NAVY BALLOON GETS
AS FAR AS MONTGOMERY

Forced to land because of inclem-
ent weather, the free balloon in COM
mand of Capt. Geiger of the Marine
Corps, and Lieut.. Rabbit as passenger
stopped sixteen miles south of Mont
gomery late Saturday after spending
the day in fight.
The trip was not quite as long as
the previous one when Darien, on the
Georgia coast, was reached overnight.
Weather conditions Saturday were
not as favorable, and the rains
which started soon after leaving the
aeronautic station interfered with
the progress to such an extent that
landing was finally made.
The balloonists returned to Pensa-
cola yesterday afternoon, and the bal
loon was packed and shipped back
The flight was not made at a great
altitude, but rather close to the
earth.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-19
MAY DELAY THE
F UDGE CASE
Slated for 10 This Morning.
One Witness Said to
Be Sick.

Because of the possible inability of
BERTHE Munday, one of the states
principal witnesses to be on hand,
the trial of E. John Fudge may not
be started this morning at 10 o'clock.
it was learned last night.
This is not definitely stated, how
ever, and seventy-five veniremen
have been summoned and witnesses
are under subpoena, two of them, it is
said, coming from Nashville, the for
mer home of the dependant, to ap-
pear at the circuit court this morn
ing.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-19
IS YEAR GIRL
FIVE MONTHS
WE'D SUICIDES
Mrs. Jno. McCloskey, When
leased by Husband,
Shoots Self.
LITTLE CHILD
LOOKED ON
Husband and Family in the
Yard-Dead in Ten
Minutes.

Mrs. John McCloskey, Is years old
and bride of less than five months,
yesterday afternoon at 4:50 o'clock,
when he husband leased her about
her chickens and for not having sup
per ready, walked into her bedroom,
pulled a revolver from between the
mattresses, pressed it to her heart,
and with her brothers little sister
looking on, pulled the trigger. Her
husband and other relatives, who
were in the yard at the time, rushed
in but were unable to extend any as
sistance. She was dead within ten
minutes.
The little family resided near the
corner of Main and Reus streets. The
husband Is an employee of the Pen
sacola water department. 1t is be-
lieved the unfortunate bride was not
well yesterday, although she appear
ed to be in good spirits. Her sudden
ending, therefore, was all the more
of a shock to her numerous relatives
and friends in Pensacola, where she
was born and raised.
Funeral Today.
The funeral of Mrs. Emily Alberta
McCloskey, wife of John M. Me-
Closkey, Jr., will take place at 4
o'clock this afternoon from the home
on the corner of Reus and Main
streets.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-19
u. of F. JOINS COLLEGE
MOVEMENT TO ASSIST
NATIONAL PREDAR

the University of Florida delegate.
Mr.. Taylor is in the bureau of stand
ards at Washington.
The plan, as outlined, is to form
an intelligence bureau, which will
catalog every college alumnus in the
country, probably, among other de-
tails, as to age, profession and the
course taken in college. With such
data organized, the government
would be able, if war should be de-
clared, to place, very easily and
quickly, a great number of men in
the positions of service which are
most suited to the men available.
Moreover, this proposed organization
will be an excellent institution for
civil as well as military purposes.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-19
GOVERNMENT IS
CONCENTRATING TROOPS

Havana, Feb. 18-Sunday passed
quietly as far as revolutionary act
ivities were concerned, only a few
minor brushes between the rebels and
govrnment forces being reported
from isolated places. With Ciego
Deavila in its hands and communica
ton with that point reestablished, the
government is probably concentrat-
ing forces for an attack on Santiago
which is in the hands of the rebels.
Generals Rios and Ramos at Maza-
milo with two thousand men, an3
General Cebreco at Baracoa with a
strong force are preparing to mach
against the capital of Oriente Priv
ince.
Partial elections scheduled for Feb
ruary 20 in Oriente, which are be-
heved would have settled the dispute,
were cancelled by President Memo
cal. TIL provincial electoral board
must fix a new date.
The American supply ship Dixie
arrived this morning, the visit being
one of courtesy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-19
MAN WHO SHOT AND
KILLED PREACHER DRUNK
az AssoclATEn PREss-

Atlanta, Feb. 1S.-W. j. Zahn was
absolved from all blame in killing
of his brother-in-law, H. Claude An
derson, by Coroner Paul Donebo. An
derson was killed yesterday after he
had shot to death Rev. G.. R. Blu
ford, pastor of the Memorial Pres
byterian church, and his own mother
in-law, Hrs. NJ. Zahn. The coroner
said the evidence as brought out in
the hearing showed And@TSn was
"eEa= S-["
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-19
WOMAN IS HELD FOR
BAD CHECK SUSPECT

Vernon Marshall, wife of the man
who was locked up Saturday night
on the charge Of assisting in the
passing of bad checks, was later
placed in Jail, and is now held in the
sum of $500 because of her alleged
connection with the passing Of a
check, said to have been worthless
for about s65 at the Manhattan
hotel. Being unable to furnish the
security demanded, she was locked up
in the county Jail on the charge
named. Marshall, her husband, was
already arrested.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-19
HURL
GERNANSDACK
Germans Suffer Heavily in
Attempting to Drive
Out Allies.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

81 HASE'O0IAIED PAE1S.
Germans in the Miraumont sector,
on the Ancre front in France, are at
lacking in waves and attempting to
regain the position the British took
Saturday, but coming under the con-
centrated British guns were swept
back to their trenches, suffering
heavy casualties, according to the
British war office.
At no place did the attacking force
reach the British line, the report
states. Seven hundred and eighty
men were captured. The British suf-
fered some casualties. The Germans
claim they captured one hundred and
thirty men and five machine guns.
Trench raids and artillery duels
continue. In Champagne near Rip
ont, Berlin says, the French shelled
Germans in the positions captured
from the French last week, but were
unable to attack on account of the
terrific artillery fire from the Ger
mans. Little fighting was done in
the eastern theatre.
Russians have captured a strong
Austro German work in South Okna,
Carpathians. In the AustroItalian
and Macedonian theatres, artillery
activity predominates.
Two British steamers were sunk by
submarines and the German official
communication announces the sinking
during a single day by a submarine
of an auxiliary cruiser of 10000 tons,
two auxiliary cruisers or transports
Of 1900 tons each, and one trans
port of 1900 tons.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-19
sPECIAL no THE- I01TRNAI.,

SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL.
Gainesville, Feb 18.-The male
alumni of colleges and universities
throughout the United States are
planning to organize as an aid to
the nation in getting an army togeth-
er in the event of war.
A convention to establish the or
ganization and settle every detail in
connection with it will be held soon
in Washington, D. c., one man from
the alumni of each university n Am
erica being delegated by his univer-
sity to attend as the representative
of the other graduates of the institu-
ton. A. Hadley Taylor, engineering,
Class of '09, has been appointed as
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-19
j. s. TROOPS
DID NOT LAND
U. S. Gunboat Keeps Memo
cal Out of Santi-
ago.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Santiago, Feb. 18.-The United
States mine layer San Francisco,
Commander Harry V. Butler, arrived
today. The commander arranged
with the military governor not to al
low the warships of President Memo
cal, or others carrying troops for
purpose of attacking Santiago to
enter the harbor, provided the gov
ernor did not mine the harbor or
sink vessel in the channel. No Am
erican troops have been landed.
Troops under command of General
Carlos Gonzalez left this morning for
the purpose of attacking Manzanillo.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-19
NAVY ARMOR PLATE
BOARD SURVEYS SITES

Washington, Feb. 18.-The navy
arrnor plate board left tonight to in
spect Southern sites for the proposed
eleven million dollar armor factory.
After inspecting Virginia, Tennessee
and Kentucky sites, the board ar
rives in Birmingham, Ala, February
%, at Tuscaloosa February 26, at
Gadsden February 81, and at Rome,
Ca, February %, ending the trip.
The board win return to Washington
March /, via Atlanta.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-19
AMERICAN SHIPS ARE
FRTCHTFNFD INTO INACTIVITy

= AAA0AA A1ANGO INV =
Washington, Feb. 18.-This govern
ment continues ITS waiting policy
toward the ruthless submarine cam
paign, and although it is taken for
granted that President Wilson will
60 before congress on the situation
before the adjournment March 4, the
statement is authorized today that so
far the president has made no defin-
tie plans to that end. The confident
belief that there will be action not
later than next week, if nothing hap
pens to precipitate such before, is
based upon the knowledge that the
president wishes to avoid the calling
of an extra session of congress. and
the reiterated declarations of the adj
ministration that the present condit-
ion under which American ships have
been frightened into cancelling sail
ing dates, cannot be permitted to
continue. The opening of Halifax as
q port of examination is expected to
lessen the effects of a virtual block
ade of the eastern ports.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-19
PRISCUS REACHES CITY
AT y NOON; MILITARY
PARADE THEN FOLLOWS
3 Ships 11,7OO
Tons Days Score
For the Kaiser
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

London, Feb. 18.-LlOyd's ah
nounced the British boat Valdes.,
1900 tons gross, was torpedOed
and sunk without warning. Two
members Of the crew are killedy
nine are missing, but the captain
and remainder of the crew were
landed. The sinking of the Brit
ish steamer ROmsdalen, $500
tons, Is also announced. Lloyds
announces the British steamship
Worcestershire, 1000 tons, is re-
ported sunk.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-19
LOSES
ENGINE PLANT IN FIRE

Jacksonville, Feb. 18.-The Gibbs
Gas Engine Company's machine shop
on the south side of the river, was
destroyed by fire at noon today, caus-
ing a loss of $4,000.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-19
BARTH SIGHTS BALLOON.

Barth, Feb. 1s.-About 11:30 Sat
urday morning a large navy balloon
was seen coming from the south. It
was driven by a brisk south wind
and as they passed over Barth they
came within speaking distance and
asked the name of the place.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-19
FLORIDA MAN HEADS
FEDERAL FARM LOAN BANK.

Washington, Feb. 1S.-F. ]. h. Won
Engelken, of East Palatka, Fla, waai
selected today as president of the fed
eral loan bank at Columbia, S. G.
S. c. Warner, of Palatka, Fla, is one
of the directors.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-19
"MACDONOUGH LEAVES
SUDDENLY ON SECRET
MISSION--UNEXPECTED
Is "Macdonough" Endeavoring to Intercept "Galatea
Thought to Be Operating With U-Boats?
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Galveston F5 18Word received today that the
alatea 1ad been
had secretly departed It is reported she filled
plies for the Cuban evoutiaOnt but another theory
in touch with German submarines
the Cuban 1t is
United States vessels land authorities
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-19
IMMEDIATE BREAK WITH
AUSTRIA AVERTED, THO
IT REFUSES TO YIELD
Losses
Are OUer Four
Million
e AssoCIATED PRHss.

? 49, ~ 7 III 2 INIGNlJ.
London, Feb. 18.-Casualties in
the German army reported in
German lists for January last
total 1854 officers and men,
killed, wounded, prisoners and
missing. This brings the total of
German killed or dying from
sickness etc. 9S8,329. The total
casualties since the war began to
4,087, 692.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-19
POORER CLASSES IN
GREECE SUFFERING

Washington, Feb. 1S.-The Greek
legation stated today that famine
Is resulting from the Entente block
ade of Greek ports and that poorer
classes are living upon herbs and
grass
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-19
WEATHER FORECAST

Probably rain Monday; Tuesday, rain,
no change n temperature; fresh south to
southeast winds. ,4.ti
Yesterdays temperature: Highest, So
degrees; lowest. So degrees
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-19

CONTINUED on Page Eighty
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-05-11

Das Seem 1lnler 8aieball- teom1
perlor sesen BE @5prinsfi ieloer y benz
Ietteren Drte NIT 5 au 8.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-05-11
Gjar nidt a11 per1pn11bern,

D2an tp1nbert ltd, tpte eS m6glt6 ietr1
fann, bab Nmerifa einem toirfli6en
O1anoel on 91abrung8mitteln entsegenz
qebt. Do6 lei6t erfldrli6: 3uerit
baben Ste @rnten I'M perflof1enen Sabre.
nur ein GrtrdgniS gegeben oaS nnter
oem Dur6idnttt blieb. 0ann baben
.pir fpdbreno ser lebten paar Sabre
aneS, mas tpir entbebren fon1ten uno
oariiber biuanS (irenn nur bobe Breiie
.erlangt nerben fonnten) on Die Gntenz'
temddte III europa felt fllr5enr a1lb
0ffentli6 nniere Gaiierten eelonot, bis
MIR ieht beinabe ielbit ni6tS mebr baben.
Iroboen1 1tebt bte meitere Nu8fnbr auf
sem Rrtegsprogramrn. Darf man fi6
tpllnber1l, mern Wei5en allf - btS 50
bro Bnldel &artoffeln anf $5 bt1lz
aufoeber. DaS grobe .pllbltfnn bat
tmn1er bie 3ede 81 be5able1l,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-05-11

2ise1ien 1inb nnr fir Elm Sabr giltte
uub loufen am 81. 3e3en1ber ab. l1eber=
treter einer Ser Dbigen 8eittmnrlngen
bes Mnldelfang =gefete8 fehen fi6 elmer
@elobube bon s25 ober elmer 2O=tdgteen
@eldngnisitrafe aus.
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siebe8 lautet babin, sbab feine Berion ooer
&orporatiort inebr al8 ETH Boot ooer
Nusriiitllng fir ben Nauldelfng be-
nuten barf, aus9enontmenL baB etn
anbere8 Boot beripe1tbet iDeroen oarf,
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nebn1en. 11ebertretrnge1 oieier ge=
itinn1ungen 5ieben etne @elbftrafe bon
$25 ober ei11e greibeit8itrafe bon ri6t
tpeniger alS II Iagen na6 lt6.
9luberoe1n gilt e8 ol8 }trafbar,
Weuldeln, oeren 2dnee ni6t mebr ais
1 3z4 s3on mtbt, gu nebmen. Wuideln
BON oie1er 2dnge uno fleiner miiiien
pieber in ben STUB bineingemorfen tperz
Sen. 3ulpiberbanbelnbe f0nnen NIT Ell
ner @elbbube bon $50 ooer elmer Sretz
beitSitrafe bon ni6t tpeniger al8 30
Ia9en beltrpft 1perben. llnb Mui6el<
fanq allf bon BEN 8ebDrben perbotener1
@ebiete >piro NIT $100 @eloitrafe ober
60 Iagen 6aft bebrobt! Oean itebt
audi Sic O9uf6elftider baben ibre
troubles" unb eS ftne ni6t alle8 Ser
len", mas gldn5t!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-05-11
geid)idts MnalDeieett,

gstr fiibren befonntlid ni6t NIT
sent oeutlden golfe arieg, lonberll
nit {einenl uautofratiiden Negtme1tt.
ged ielbIt Ser Berliner rgormdrtS
baS 3entralorgan Der Go5ialoen1o.
fratie 3eutldlanbs, ueift mleren Betz
ltano allrid. gllle benfenoen U'e1lide11
ii geuf{dlanb iuilien, f0as man Don
Danaergeldsnfen gu balten bat, 1l1lo
fper Sic @eldidte beg nnsliidlidet
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leitete, es lei 81 ben Mabregeln, Die es.
iebt ergreife, 1nr burd Notlpebr gez'
ainungen lporoe11, u1lb oteie WaBs
reael besuedten mn 8irgerglild lrlo 1ll
Sic s50roernne ipabrer greibeit uno
5umanitdt so brad 6ublano s
5hreibt Ser WeltDi Diitorifer Sobmrne6
sSanlle1t. ,als e8 bel, 8erni6 6flnesz
fanpI stesll Bic Nolen uno ibre 0le<
|ligion hegoI1ll. !"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-05-11
&apt'1t. &lauje als Gepr=
9a1tIator
g8iebcraufbau ppn &Dmpagnie ~"
in unb fir Stem tim ietne Mnfgabe.

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v&apt'n."! Sebt feblen nur nod ETH
eriter unb et11 5tpeiter 2eutnant u11o ca.
100 O1itglieber, barrn tpdr' Die &on1=
paenie, ser 9tol5 Seem lllm'S, mteoer
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perl0nlt6e 8er1itbunge11 inbe5n9 auf
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s3iel perfolgen, Seem lllm bie &omz
paenie 81" menn trgenb m6glth 5n err
balfen.
gln1 Oeontaglr1prgen .erbielt 1, 2eutz
narf No. Gttdlle BON sDberif IS. QSs Oi1of9.
lilo1l aus gariballlt bie offt5ielle giddz
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paqrte 81" bier bsf0roert tpor0sn iet ais
g}adfolger bon Gapt, s. @roebner, Der
oteles 9(11t fiir5ltd nieoerlegte. Daz
n1al8 i6o11 1purbe bte Tiibrung Ser btelt=
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Berli6erung gegeben, oab er balo
,.&Qpt' n. !" tperben miiroe.
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allo Dor II Sahren, alS Gemetner tn
So. ,N" anmerbe11. 8alo barauf purz
Sc er gum Me6a1ltfer unb allmdbli9
arrn @ergeante11 nno Quartierneiiterz
@erseanten bef6r0ert. Sn 1910 nurbe
er al8 2. uno in 1918 als l. 2eufnant gez
tpdblt.
&opt'1l. &lauie itebt ii6 eir1er i6me=
rem Muigabe, ser Georgantiierllng bon
&ompagnie r2l", eegeniiber neben ieiz
nem Beruf alS Boli5etzGbef BON Stem
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@rsn5e betpdbrte8 Sr9aniiationSz1az
lent au6 bier baS ermunl6te Nelultat
brtngen!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-05-11
8eoanerlibe Satjo9eu.
stdbt. 6inan5beridt 5eist 9efi5it
11no MDttpenoigfeit einer @efprm
Der 8udfiibrung.

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ratSitbung Derlelene nnb ais fpl6eraan
genommene SabreSbert6t iiber bie st
na113permaltnng Ser @tabt Stem l1lm
tpdbrenb beS NIT 0en1 %. Tebruar 1917
obi6ltebenoen lebten 6tSfaliabres 5etg1
unter anoerm bie ni6t gang unbe0enflt6t
Tatia6e, oab etn Deficit bon int ga115er
$40, ,843.O6 borbanben lit. 111b 3tpa1
tpeiien oter peridtebene 6orbS be1
eleftrtide Mdtz, ser Maiiermerf=, be1
Barfz uno Ser 8eripaltungBforbS
&aiienbeitdnbe auf, tpdbre11b ebeniopiele
Tonos Der 9trabenz, Ser Nb3ug8fanol=
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iiber5ogen iinb, 5, +, Elm 9efi5tt gu per=
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Sn ietnem bie8tbe5iigltden 8eri6t
ma9t Mrtbur s. 6artn1an aus Oeu=
tpaufee, Ser al8 9a6perfdnbtger fiji
8u6baltung Ste btesidbrtge 6ebilton
ser 8H1er uifp. IN Ser 5tabtclerfS>
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pfeblungen, barr11ter Sic IN Sen lebten
Sabren oft 1pteoerbolte, oab etn NeierDez
fo11b CUR 0ednng Ser Mertpermt116e=
rl1ng itdbtti6en Gtgentun18 Dorgeieben
lperben iollte. Ser 8ii6errepiior be-
n1dngelt NIT Ne6t bur6anS Sen BIS
bertgen 8rau6, @elber aus TonbS, bie
et11en neberl6nb aufpeiien, an anbere
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an6 16on friibere 8n6errepiioren, mel
6e bieie Mrbeit fiir Ste @tabt unternab=
men, aufmerflan1 ge1na6t. Steiem
9eil Ser Neptlorenberi6te tpir0 ietten8
beS 9tabtratS letoer ni6t ote gebibrenz
Sc Mufrnerfian1feit gei6enft, iobab bie
uebeltdnbe fortbeiteben, itatt abgez
idafft 3u merbef1,
Sur 3eit Ser pof frr5em beenbigten
s5iiid iideraepslipn 5etrllg M a!s a3eiant=
gor0si6ulo Ser 5faot slo5, ,0G0. l1no
NIT ser 8onbsauSgabe fir bie neue
9taotbolle s(5O,000) betrige bie Sc
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Sl55, 900, mas an un6 far 1t6 ni6t
10 i6ltmm mdre. Nber nnier ftdott<
ide8 Nednun9Siqitem bebarf elmer Ne=
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-05-11
@erutntstrppfen 1T fsrel1:
4 be1tbelber
W}ili5fer erbalten 3ablung, aber
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ntAt"ss

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benn ser Iag Der .3ablune nabtl Q E
bon ser lekten 2esiSlqtur befptatgfe s3nz
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nti6gl @renje 8ebtent baber, 1T ieht.
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batb bie 53obliiten iiberpriift u1lb nnter<
setdnet iporber1 lt11b. 1teie Ggttfds
3dklnng belduft it6, ie na6 ber Dauer
Der Dtent5eit, ull S75 bis $l26 PRO
Wann.
Nb2r aabsrerRtts febltts oild r,idt an
be1n MerinutStrop Ell ait 6reuoenbe6er
1nanarr Deilt5ler. gs niro nd1ttltd
nod ben Snitruftiiealel1 oeS Mtli5biirp8
iass Bunbesz afiagB Bbepartenseltts a1l Sic
8enera Mh,fanten Dte GntIalllng
aus be1n Dtenlt Ser geationulgaroe
W1Qunern ni6t betpilliet Derben, mn
lpetl fie perbetratet iilb. Wen1 eir
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