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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-08
UNITED STATES MARSHAL HEALY
BUSY ROUNDING UP MEN WHO
FAILED 70 REGISTER.
SOME. CHANGE MINDS
IN LAST HOURS or DAY
Several Heard to Declare They, Would
Not Enroll Found To Have Done So
at Last ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Being
Continued, With Decision as to Prose
cution to BE Made Later.

Cedar Rapids June s.-Deputy
United States Marshal Healy and his
assistants began an investigation of
more than a hundred reports Of per-
sons who did not register Tuesday.
From practically every town in Linn
county complaints were received, many
OF them containing startling accusa-,
tons OF reasonable acts.
While many of the complaints had
been run down and proven groundless,
Marshal Healy is confident that many
eligible persons have failed to register
Many of the men examined by the fed,
eral authorities admitted that they had
publicly declared they would not reg
lister but that they had later changed
their mind. A majority of them were
able to produce registration certificates
! while others who had claimed them
selves to be eligible proved satisfac-
torily that they were exempt because
of the age limit
investigate Outside Runaor.
At point outside of Cedar Rapids,
Marshal Healy centered his efforts to
verify report which reached his office
prevented his 27-year- old son from
registering. According to the federal
authorities information, the youths
father came to the United States ten
years ago practically penniless. Now
he is the owner of 800 acres of Linn
county land and is wealthy. Since the
break between the United States and
Germany, he is alleged to have uttered
public denunciations of President Will
son and to have recently driven his
younger son. % years of age, from
home, because, he intimated he intend
ed to join the United States army.
Similar reports have been received
from points all over the country and
in Cedar Rapids, and each complaint
will be seriously investigated by fed
eral authorities.
Continue Registration.
While the deputy marshars office
was running down reasonable reports
of persons who failed to register, an
order was received at the city building
instructing continuation Of regfstra-
ton. In order to make the registration
more complete the federal authorities
have ordered the registration chiefs to
permit persons who failed to register
Tuesday to register within the next
few days il they desire. In each in
stance however, the registrars have
been instructed to conduct an investi-
CATION to learn whether the failure to
register should be followed by punitive
action. Consequently. persons still I'M
registered may report at the city
clerks office. ia.s =
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-08

jamestown proposal which 10 urgently
advocated by the navy department, VIII
have to be abandoned altogether Of
else the price Of $1,40o,0o0 agreed on
for the site and improvements VIII
have to be materially lowered.
The fight against the adoption Of the
conference report because it contained
the appropriation for buying the
jamestown site was led by Representa-
tive Kelley, Of Michigan, who declared
that the buildings on the site were
purchased for $250,000 at sheriff
sale several years ago and that the
owners would get 100000 for the same
property under the bill.
This proposition is not a new one,
Representative Kelley declared. 1T has
been before congress for ten years ana
was never looked upon with favor. The
present chairman of the naval affairs
committee never believed the price
fair one
Representative Bathrick, Of Ohio,
democrat declared that this thing is
full of graft and the people ought to
know about it."
Representative Longworth, of Ohio,
developed the fact that many of the
buildings for which the 100000 was
to be paid had not been occupied for
ten years and therefore would be al
most useless to the government.
Representative Kelley explained that
he had been all over the ground sought
to be purchased. He said that the price
for the whole tract, $1,400,o00. was ex-
tortionate and ought not be paid. he
declared that the water front of the
site was a shoal for 1900 feet out run
ming from a depth Of one to three feet.
Senator Martin, chairman Of the
senate appropriations committte IS
from Virginia and has insisted on the
adoption Of the item providing for the
purchase of the jamestown site.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-08
EH.etiv. Testimony.

The budding authoress had purchased
typewriter, and one morning the
agent called and asked:
"How do you like your new type
=--tter madam ?"
TITS wonderful" was the enthusiastic
reply. II wonder. how I ever done my
writing without It,"
Would you mind" asked the agent,
giving me little testimonial to tina.
effect?'
Certainly not" she responded. I'll
do it gladly"
Seating herself at the machine, she
pounded out ti,o ffss!!!!er'in9: saias,g
"Afteb Using thee Automatic Back
action atype write, or for thre emonth
an Over. unhesitatinsly .pronoun &c
it tobe al ad more that the Manufac-
turss claim! for It. Durinb the tim e
been in my possession s. thre month
1t had more tn an paid for itse-f In
thee saving Of tim e andD labor - :
Everybody's. :. Z -.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-08
Anne. Alumni. Killed.

Ames, June s.-News Of the tragic
death of Alvah J. Norman, which oc-
Cured near his home in Maryland, was
received by his brother, r. A. Norman
A fallen electric wire caused death in
stantly.
Mr.. Norman was about 80 years OF
age and an alumnus Of Iowa State
College. He married Miss Edith Gid
den. Of Ames. and two years ago they
moved to Maryland, where Mr.. Nor
man had an excellent position az
county agent.
r. A. Norman, Of this city, departs
tonight Tor Chicago, where he will
await the arrival OF the relatives and
body to accompany them to Ames.
where rhe funeral se-vic-. .iia
will take place.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-08

Americans in some mysterious way
have gained the impression that the
national food of Mexico Is chill con
carne, hot composition of peppers and
meat. Americans also hear much about
frijoles and tortillas, the first being a
preparation of beans boiled and then
fried, and the second being prepare
ton of corn meal cakes somewhat re-
semb,ing griddle cakes. Ask Mexican
what the national dish of his country
is and he will no doubt answer mole
de guajolota."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-08
AMEs MAN RESIGNS.
Head Of Music Department Of College
to Go to New York City.

Ames, June s.-Prof. J. c. Harris OF
the department Of music Of Iowa State
College has resigned his position to
take charge Of the music department
at the Riverside school of New YORK
City. Mr.. Harris also will be connected
with the David Names music school
in an official capacity. Aside from
these duties he will have the oppor-
tunity Of studying conducting under
Mr.. Walter Damrosch. director OF the
New York Symphony Orchestra, at
daily rehearsals, and musical compost
ton under Ernest Bloch, the eminent
Swiss composer.
During the past four years Mr.. HaT-
rls has been connected with Iowa
State College, having come to Ames
from Cornell University. He has been
an energetic worker to promote mu-
steal interest at the college and has
been very successful.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-08
HOW TO keep YOUR
CAR LOOKING new
Clean It the Way the Expert Does-a
Very Simple Matter

The beautiful body surfaces OF your
car will last several seasons II gwen
simple care This does not mean iot
of hard work, as is often imagined. ,
Washing is not necessary except to
remoye heavy mud or grit, and even then
soap should be avoided unless the de-
posts are stubborn. a..
For ordinary cleaning and for polish,
ing, Tobey Polish, made from the oid
secret formula of The Tobey Furniture
Company Chicago and New York; per-
fectly answers all requirements. 1t cuts
off the dirt and grease; obscures small
blemishes; nourishes the finish and
maintains its full body and color; 1t
wipes of dry without hard rubbing
and does not collect the dust.
For these reasons it is used at the
factories of many leading automobile
makers, and is strongly endorsed BY
hundreds Of prominent distributors. You
can obtain it from your own dealer.
Bottles, Csc and SOC; quarts, 81. lhls
%r.de.mark on every package
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-08

Military drill is not the only kind
that is going on nowadays. Among 9TH
er drills there's the toothbrush exer-
else which the schoolgirl in the pic
ture Is practicing as q small part Of
the movement for oral hygiene which is
spreading all over the country. Many
cities are teaching their children the
importance Of guarding the mouth as a
possible entrance for disease germs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-08
Chant. rIaln's Cough Remedy.

The personal Recommendation of peo-
ple who have been cured Of coughs and
olds by Chamberlains Cough Remedy
have done much towards making this
preparation one Of the most popular in
use. For sale by all druggists.--Adver-
tiaement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-08

During the latter part of 1916 the New
York subway not infrequently carried
an average Of more than 100000 pas
sengers day.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-08

General Edna 1.Attmsr orator pleni-
potentiary for the suffrage CAUSE left.
Baltimore short time ago to buy
ranch In Arixona, whsre she intsnded
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-08

The most active volcano ID the world
is Mt. Sangay, in South America,
which has been in constant eruption
since 172S (: IS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-08
CRAFT CHARGES FILED.
Proposal to Appropriate $4,000 70
Maxaal os4a Iladas HlAaid

Naval Site Under Cloud.
Washington, June s.-Open charges
on floor Of the house that there was
graft in connection with the proposed
purchase IL Jamestown, Vs. exposition
sits as naval training station and
fleet base caused the conference report
OH the military deficiency bill to be
sent back to conference.
i The result viii be either that the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-08

to become resident and vote. She,
found that she could gain a residence
and still spend most Of the year with
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-25
c}nternirtc allcr Mrt als syarms
arbeiter.

@albimgto on, "a. slpril. Glt
5000 9lusldnber, apeld)e jctt IN arle
rifanii6cn gimpanocrllngsitationel
| |feltgcboltcn ,perocL oarl,ntcr altd
! oic Seclcutc Scr bcidlagnabmtcr
oel1tlden uno 0iterrcidilden Sdiiie
lollen NIT slrbeiten auf, oiientlidel
26noereien beId)dftigt lperoen. Gie
|ncitcrcn gin5el6eiten oes Nanes
iucrocn bieie Mo6c llah eincr &onfe.
ren5 5lpiihen bcn1 elrbeitsiefrctar
Nillon, oem sic ginpanocrll11gsita.
tio1lcn ltnterltebclL lno tSetretor
Sane bonn Snlano=Gcpariemcnt BE.
fannt gcge6en merOen.
9lmcrifas 9lnsfmbr.
Moibington, "a. slpril. Iic
slusfu6r aus Sen Ser. Staaien be-
lief li6 inr Monot Wadr3 inn @crtf)
nuf 5t27S,00O, cine Slumine, Sic
lit Ser amerifonilben @eldidtc m1r
einn1al, int pergangenen ssssanuar,
ii6erif)ritten lpuroe. Die @infnbr
Ser Ser. Stoaten, Sic iid ntf $270,=
4S4 900 belief, apar b1her als ie bis-
fer III eincm eil5igcn Wionat.
Cine am Wontag ilt @nlbington
herDifcntlid)tc Statiitif bcs Bureaus
fiir sSnlono= nno sflslano6onoel er=
aibt, bab Scr 9(,,slanbballocl Scr
Ser. Stoaten i'm Mdr5 gegenilbcr
ocrn porberge6enbe,r Monat INN 1856
Wlillionen Collars 5l1gcnonmcn fiat.
Sir Sic nit Mar5 abgelaufenel1
ncln Monote gattc 6ie amerifaniid)c
9lusftbr cilten @ert6 bon $,634,z :
100000, inn cr1tlprcdrnoer 3citraunp
oes norbcrgebe1Oen Sabrcs d91G)
1parcn cs 1896, 100000, in benlel=
ben Monotcn bon 1915 betrl1g Tie
81 ,93t, 100000. Die ginfllbr i1
benlel6cn' i,eun Monoten bcliei ii6
1917 ouT $t,S1S,320,0O0, im Sabre
1916 al1f St921,tOO,000 m0 1915
auf $1,213,6t4,OO0.
Die @eridnc lalien crfennen bob
Sic 3unabme Ser ginf,rhr an soll=
ireien @aarerr iid} itets lteiaert. Iie
9tetto= =Silans Ser @oIbcil1fll1r fir sic
nit Mirs obaeloufenel1 nelm Mona=
te betrug $65Lt0S,000.
Sdtffsbtriid,erMnesratc erb65f. /,
% aifj IN gt,o11, "a. 9lpriI. Sic
a.. = /. -.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-25
|9ie @dladt bel MrraS mQbri@eilid bic
blutigde 6es gQu5en &rieges.
x8at etm GROCER 9nrdbrudsperiud)o oer Gm9ldnoer,
oer ftDli1lu9.
spanieu did clue bo9a beoeutame Note an 9eut4lano
Sic nenrale Staaen no lit Sprse ber n mDeS tic ae
Musiubrpcrbpt Saatcn.

9rros tercelt 6rt6nre %crunc fUr sic gn9Gne
Der Sic Gcutldcn Wcicr 9ul4arcu dlooen sic
grcn surd Yctrogrob inbct pieocr rcng Wlnor
Sic Sficnire Scr gtcn 0erico 600t Iu5iu6rtccr
au Gelprobuf - SIT gacn gnglano uno gcrid. Scr5og
Ibrl55en oa Sic itoluife Sooer9eonbtio 6rcn
bclldc 9b 8roin g5 rugcr Sic ocuhcn Sir
meniber perbponoen- Gn9lonos Nubr9so9e gsouc miro
uuotapet goeuno 1ou fir ocpiiot ucrben.
a1ropottn miro Ectrrorao 9eot. Sorgcn
Netrolen ber elm mD9cs Ssu6ruertot cs Nucrifn Sic
Sdpcis belonb5 bitter YoGfpnrpe Sfanbnopiz
bie Mmera pouen. mill GnglanD Sn=
item icn aDng apnantn IQt 6orbcrungen Spa,ien didt
Sutdlan- Sic lit ge6utcr
Erobeuldc gnler in Sccrrcic felt m Suc - 9mcritnnld ci
tungstorrelpononn oucn 2cutidanb nolid proNcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-25
Ser Hrdlibtnt h. t5tidnttt bic &orlage
Der Z WiliQrbtn &rie98anleibc.
Der erie 9betl bon $s25O,O0O,OO 1T fdbom 8e3etd)
net nmo ptro ,pobl 0robbrtannten 8eteben ,peroeu.
gro aber gut ue sa5 ben Scr @taateu fit arsseruuoen
micoer juaieBen
Die framTic spnbsea,otida mmt aJrt NIT bem Erdf
bcntenidff nNlayflumcr" nad 2Saibnstun.

Sprc mill amcrifaniids armceorp5 Srantrei ebcn. Ser
Erdjpct Sic grobc 9prbstorage
Der 9ictutcn jo erb0b pcrocn ncrc Sreunbe
nueibenb glbu 9fpot ioa nit 3ubanb 9cbcn. Slot
brant picl mbr Hun Gcbatten er gSeBrplt Gprloge
perldeppcn id. Sic Samln ser Sp butder Sabboptc
cnitdos wcrbcn Sic crlcn ne5egclbcr nO
- &ebcn pabrdeinl1d Grobbranuien giebcn ucrbn
ni1Scrung Ycrionensigen 8btgc Morci fir utc 3es
an9cb0rioc Snternir iouen d sic Sarmarbcit
NmtaS susiu9r5iin Mdt genug Neirltcn fir aricgs=
floc. - grbDbmg Scr acknowledgements @ic picl Sc
treb sic gralercien i'm Sabre
nanb icinc Shbbartc ~aalcr" in "Ercibcnt" unaun 3u
yaus oucn Gentle tatt anp(ann
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-25

9iabrllngspreiic 10 bpd itcigcu ldbt,
nnB MIR Bic gSpblbnbenbcn ibre Be-
biirfniiie, lno 5ipnr MIR auf aoltelr
Ser Icnig6cgiiterten bcfricoi9en t6nz
men, ipdbrenb Sen @roBz l1nO aleins
bdnNleru neue 8cipinnc 5uflieBcn.
uGs lit bnber ortngcno notbmenbig,
bnb Sic SrtsbebDrbcn I'M 9un5en 2nnz
Sc lofort Sic Srgnrilirllng ltno Ser
ltbeilung Ser 9tabrllngsntttel in lire
9uno nebmen, ooB Sic slrbeiterorga@
niiationeu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
einieteu uno oie Ge9ierung rubifalc
MaBrc9eln in be5us auf slnfonf uno
gerfnllf bon 9iobrungsn1itteln trifft.
Sic acgicriu,g ioatc Bic iDlgcnncs
atabnabmen ergreifcn:
.grItens = Sen slufauf nller ipifz
ti9en eingcfiibrten 9cbcusnittel.
~3lpeitens = an,tlide Scrfiigung
ilbcr ale einbeimildcn Eruollfte.
u9rittens- ale lpldc Gerbral1dl5>
ortifcl auf Sic bcimilhcn Wdrtte SIT
bringcn l1nterSebinglugcn, meldc oclr
&pniun1cntcn Sic pplle ghlsnicbung
ser 9lcgierllngsraBrcgcln perbiirger.
v%iertcn: = ollf ser Grl1nolngc
ser &leihbeit Sen |crbroud oller9}ub<
ruug:mittel SIT re9uliren, an ocnelr
,, Gin Wongel 5lt berscthncu lit.
r6iinitcns = ludbrcno ser 3eit be5
&rieges Srpt 5lt 6 Tencc Sen bler1
jpfiinoiacn 2nib s1 perfullfeu, llnb oct
10 cutItctcnoeu &erlult ais ctncn She'll
ser ollgelueineu &riegsfpltcn 5lt bere
red)ncn."
Ser. slusIbuB pcrlan9t, nab bcn
%crtrctcrn ser slr6eitcrd)aIt III ollelr
Drtlihen gtobrungsfoutrplle Ius@
lhiilicn Sie uno Gimme beipllligt
ipcrbe.
s,eutralc lit Surge, baF slmerifa eim
scsen Neutrnle eeridtctcs Nus
fubruerbpt erlalicn ,ucroe.
Gbriltinnio. a. iber 2onbon, "a.
slpril. 3citltng snclouugcn bcs Sn<
bults, hob sln1eritu feline Ginfubr rmd)
Sen ncutroIeu 2drbcru cinltellelr
iptrhc, bubcn in Gbriltinniu 9robcSes
IproniH iruhgerllfcn gtprrc9cn bdn9t
in be5u9 ouf Gjctrcipc, 3udcr. SalS,
Shluciucileild} uub onbcrcTcrbraltd)s@
ur11fcl, lppic oli @rbDl llno gcplllc
Hpbnatcriulien g1nSlidl bon slncrltu
ub. Sic slusfubr bielcr slrtItcl aus
9tpripcgen lit perbpten, 81 oos Snnc
berIclben pringcuo bcpurr. Ser %orS
roth Dcs 2unbe: on gSciScn, NIT g1nz
IdIu6 Scr fpmncnben Grntc. rcld]t bis
sum Scptembcr bin, lpcm felH @cz
trcipc ousgefiibrt miro. Sus Gmbor9o
ouf uncertainties Gel milroc Npriue<
gen bclpnbcrs ibiper treffen, On Die
Silhcr Sppte bcnlec1, Die ourd) ytoz
tore octriebcn spcroen. Sans Norucs
gen lit Dem 9ungertpp prcis9egcben,
lpenu nidt Sic Ser. Stautcu Die aus1
fubr nuh storiuegcn llntcr gelrhlleit
9ccinsunecn geitatten, semdB lucld)el1
Sic @icDcrallsfubr aus 9torlue9en pers
bptcn lit.
Sic Gmbarsu Srnsc.
Germ, iiber Yoris, "a. slprtl.
INuhrihtcn, baB bic nmcrItani|de Hes
gieruug cine geldrdntl,ng ocr 9ltss
| iuhr nah ncutralcn Sdnoern III Grs
llpdeung bat, tueroen in lhpci6crlld)cr
8ldttern on bcroorra9enocr Stelle gez
lbrocbt; gleid5eitig miro Darauf blnges
Inieicn, lpclhe crnltc Splgen cln lpl1
der S6ritt fir oie Sdlpei5 baben
mii6te. Gin Sbcil Ser, Tre|c melnt,
Sic Scr. Staateu Icieu burd) aus5iige
lo,1s unbeocutenoen beutlden 3elhns
(6ortlesung auf ber 6. Seite.).
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-25
Mu8 benz MuSlQu6c.
9cutidlano mui: ppicrmilig Gleiben.

Scutidlanb n,ui: upfcrtuillig 6!ci6cn.
q nj It 5 q m, iiber 0ouop11, "a.
s(pril. Sic 9iprobcutldc IQgeneiuc
3citllng appellirt on bns pcutlhc&olf,
nid3t I'M ciueu MunD pou Srotes inc
gen fleirniitbi9 5u iperoen, lonoern
MIR nod ein flein lpenig olssuborreu.
~Intcrita ipeiB", bciBt es in Dcm slpz
peu, vbaB gnglano gcldlageu ncrbcn
miro. unb bat bcsbalb in Sen artcg
eingegriffen. I'M bon bem @clbe, ba5
es in bos Munitionsseiddit nngclegt
hat. Sl rctten, mas cs cbcn su rettcn
oermag @oucn mir ecitntten, bab
In1crifu bie Yrofite cinbein1lt? 9eiBt
arf sic 3abne. ltno aues miro balb
poriiber lein. gebeutt, bub aIc5 ulf
Dem Spiclc itcbt!"
Ser 9crliner Gbriitlihc 9nnSlpcr<
terpercin fat Gin Munifclt crlalie1,
in lpelhen1 sic Srcuc Sem GoiIcr
uno Ncid1 gcgcniibcr heruurgcbobcu
llno Strcifs pcroonmt ircrhcu, inz
genn. ~oob bllrd) Strcifs fein Siiien
Srot mcbr crlnr9t luirb, lmo oab
Der Seiuo, cinem Grtrillfclocu
9lcid). i,a9 bcm Strubbolm 9rciit,
tingitlih oui slnaeidcn bon NubcItDz
rlnscn I'M Snncru Ncs Scutltcn
Ncidcs irortcno. Sc:balb mlb ieocr
ourdbalten."
S6ar1c Gaffpntruac fir Sfanbinapicr
Stpcf III, iibcr 2onoun, "a.
@pril. Sra NeIlnn Murris, Der amcz
ritunilhc @cianptc in Sd!pcocn, lit
angelpiclcn lporbcu, Nob nur lolhcu
Gcrloncn aus Sd)lrcbeu ser 3utritt
su Sen Ser. Stunteu aeItattet iucroen
ipiro, ncrcn Y6ile ieitens ser ulnerifaz
nilhen @clonotldaft pNer bes rberltcn
Som lulurbcamtcu pilirt iuoroen lino.
SSie cs beibt. be5iebt lih bte ncuc s(nz
prontng ollf 9uns Stonninapicn.
Nid,t fit Gnslanb, 'uenn i'd bittcm
bari.
Stpcfbulm, "a. Slpril. Sic
lldipcpiide Ncgierun9 crmittcltc, >oB
bon Shipeocu naf slncrtfu olla9c7
| fiibrtcr 6olSbrci noh gu9lunb gelunot
,puroc. rnb pcrlnngte oaber BON Den
omcrifantld,eu Nrfdufcru Sudrgarunz
tie. iporonf oieic Ben SllnbesaelonSten
tint cine %ermittlung crluctt babeu.
9toh Gnslono ipirb tcin 9ol5brei mebr
ousaeiilbrt, aber 100000 Sonneu
mcbr nad) Seutldlnnn. @iaud'c Eaz
picrniillcr ihlieben infulgc ppnllcbcr@
pruouftipn lire @etricbe lno Sur'cn=
SC ppn slrbcitcrn lino Nabcr brptlps.
Surupattin md &etrusrao.
Soidlfcnt. Huliilh Surfc'ton,
iibcr 2ououu. 90. april. General sllc=
rel augppottir. friibcrcr @cncrol9ouz
perncur bon Surtelton. iucld9cr tilr6@
| ltd uui sic slnlhuloi9ung pcrboftct
ipproen irar. inter sic Hlllcl1 III ner@
Ichieocneu Siltrifteu gSuffcn 5lpctts
@crtbeicisun9 eeacn Gin9cbprenc I'M
Toue eiucs slusriffs pcrtbcilt ST baz
ben. lit untcr Scbcdung nah Metro
arab gcbrudt ipprocn.
gsabrmnssirasc in Gnslatn.
9pubpn, 23.Npril. Sus SSprtcrs
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