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The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-16
STEAMER MOVEMENTS and Mail Information
NOW BOUND NORTH

NOW 6OONO NOHIn Dolphin is northbound and will be due Friday night or Satur- day morning. Should have 2 days mail.
 Princess Sophia is northbound and will be due Friday night. Will have little mail Alaska sailed from Seattle to- day at 9 a. m.. and will be due Saturday. Has l days mail.
 SCHEDULED sAiLlNGs Mariposa is scheduled to sail from Seattle next Monday. Admiral Farragut is scheduled to sail from Seattle Saturday night.
 City of Seattle is scheduled to sail from Seattle tonight. Al-ki is scheduled to sail from Seattle next Tuesday. Jefferson is scheduled to sail from Seattle next Sunday. soUTHBOuND sAILiNGs ! Ai-ki is scheduled to sail south bound tomorrow morning at 6 o'clock.
 Northwestern is expected south
 bound Friday night. | Humboldt is scheduled to sail
 southbound tomorrow at II a. m.
 Admiral Watson is scheduled to
 sail southbound tomorrow. All southbound boats carry mail.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-16
STEAMER ALASKA COMING WITH BIG
 LOAD FOR NORTH

SEATTLE, May 1G.-The steamer Alaska sailed for the north at nine o'clock this forenoon with 142 pas sengers aboard including Charles E. Heron. newspaper publisher at An chOraga and William Martin. attor- noy and miner.
 The passengers aboard for Juneau are Margaret Berry. Joseph Connell and Henry Adams. There are fiji teen men on the Alaska for Port Armstrong.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-16
NINETY DROWN
 WHEN STEAMER
 IS SENT DOWN
British Steamer Is Either Torpedoed or Struck by a Mine and Is
 Total Loss.

LONDON, May 16-British steam ship Abosso was sunk early today and it is reported that 90 lives were lest. The Admiralty's state ment does not state whether the Abosso was torpedoed or struck q mine. Besides the crew aboard it is known that there were over 200 sol diers on the steamer returning to England on sick leave.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-16
Russian Soldiers Seem To Have Bit in Their Mouth for Reign
 of Anarchy.
OUTLOOK IS DUBIOUS
Proclamation Is Sent to Russian Armies To Strive on and
 Win War.

NEW YORK, May 16.-The press summaries of the Russian situation says that the first fruits of the chaos in Russia are more omnibus in the hints they offer for future possibilities. The council of the Workmen and Soldiers delegates seems to have aroused them at least to the perils of a course to be elected to follow but it is a ques- tion if its awakening does not come too late.
 The soldiers i'll the ranks seem to have the bit in their teeth and 1t remains to be seen if there is hand strong enough to check them from bringing about practically anarchy.
 The hopeful side of the picture is drawn by the multiplying signs that political and economic cri- sis in Germnay is as acute as ever and the possibility, for the first time in the history of the German Empire. of revolution and Ger man republic is uppermost. Both have been openly talked about in the Reichstag and the audacity of the radicals in discussing revolution and republic is significant sign as the authorities apparently do not care to attempt to check this dis cussion.
 The government hastily withdrew its refusal to permit Radical Social ists from being delegates to the h. ternational Socialist conference at Stockholm.
 The food situation in Germany al- SO appears to be growing steadily worse and alrm is expressed in var ious quarters that the available supply will not suffice to feed the German nation until the next har- vest.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-16
PROCLAMATION TO ARMIES

PETROGRAD. May 16.-The Coun- Gil of the Workmen and Soldiers delegates today sent the following proclamation or manifesto to the Rus sian armies on the various fronts and also to the many garrisons through out the nation:
 Soldiers and comrades at the front: We speak to you in the name of the Russian revolutionary democracy. The people do not wish war which was begun by the Elm peror and capitalists of this country, and therefore after the abdication of the Czar the people considered it urgent to end the war as rapidly as possible. Do not forget, soldiers and comrades, that the regiments of Will
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The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-16
BRITISH CENSOR SENTENCED TO
 PRISON TERM
Given Three Years for Tipping Off Bits of Information to
 a Friend.

LONDON. May 16. - Anthony Thomas, assistant censor of cables, was today sentenced to three years in prison. Thomas had sent, what he termed, tit-bits of information in letter to friend regarding the war. The court, in passing sentence, asserted that Thomas had no inten- tion of assisting the enemy or his life would have been the forfeit.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-16
BUSINESS IS GOOD AS USUAL IS THE
 RIGHT SLOGAN
N. Y. Herald.

NEW YORK, May Is. - Ogden Armour, speaking today on the bus mess of America said that the slo- gan Of the United States should be |:
 Business is as usual, good.
 This should be a sufficient guar antee against and depression which the ti1nid might feel
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-16
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, May 16.-Alaska Gold closed today at 6A. Alaska-Juneau at 6. American Zinc at 31K. Butte & Superior at 43a. Chino at 541a. Ray at 29.
 Utah Copper at 113ls. Copper metal was quoted at 31.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-16
SIX MILLION ASKED OF SEATTLE FOR THE
 1917 LIBERTY LOAN

SEATTLE, May 16.- This city has been asked by Secretary of the Treasury McAdo to subscribe $6,- 000,000 to the Liberty Loan of 1917. Today the bankers said this amount would be forthcoming and possibly more.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-16
SUMMARY OF LOSSES

LONDON, May Eighteen Brit ish merchant vessels of more than 1.600 tons have been sunk during the past week. says the official state ment of shipping losses issued today. Five merchant vessels of less than 1,600 tons were sunk together with three fishing vessels.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-16
ALL NATIONAL
 GUARDS ARE TO
 BE MOBll-lZED

WASHINGTON, May 16.-The Ma tional Guards of the United States will be ordered to mobilization camps the day President Wilson signs the conscription bill or shortly after. This was the statement made by Secretary of War Baker late this afternoon
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-16
GUTIERREZ IS PRESIDENT.

LA PAE, Bolivia, May 16.-Jose Nestor Gutierrez, Minister of War, has been elected President of Be- livia. He succeeded General Is- mael Montes.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-16
Stranglehold Secured

LONDON, May 16. The British stranglehold on Bullecourt has been strengthened by the fighting of the past "A hours, the war office an nounces. Violent fighting is again in progress north of the River Scarpe.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-16
CABINET CHANGES.

Petrograd, May 16.-Minister of Foreign Affairs Miluikoff has re- signed leaving the Cabinet alto gether.. M. Tereschtenko, Minister of Finance, has been appointed For eign Minister and A. F. Kerensky, previously Minister of Justice, has been named Minister of Marine.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-16
SENATE DISCUSSES
 WAR BUDGET TODAY
 IN SECRET SESSION

WASHINGTON, May 16 - When the Senate took up the war budget today it was behind closed doors and the measure was discussed privately because many Senators said 1t en- tailed discussion of confidential in formation regarding the war prose cution.
 The House passed the measure openly.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-16
NOTED DOCTOR DIES

PARIS. May 16. - Dr. Louis Landouzey, dean of the faculty or medicine of the University of Paris, is dead
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-16
Germans Take Trenches

BERLIN, May 16.-The capture of trenches on front of 600 meters east of Lanuaseville was announced 1 this afternoon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-16
British and French Are Unable To Break the Deadlock; Furious
 Efforts Made.
BATTLING ON THE AISME
Generalization of Russ Helps Hindenburg To Secure Both Guns
 and Men.

LONDON, May 16.-The demorali zation of the Russian army and the consequential withdrawal of the Ger man forces from the eastern front are having their effect in France. A heavy reinforcement of men and able to throw into the defense of his sorely battered lines, have for the time at least. caused a deadlock which most furious efforts of the British and French have failed to break
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-16

THE EMPIRE--A.i the News All the Time, When It Is News.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-16

WASHINGTON, May 16. The
 House recommitted the conference report on the conscription bill to- day with instructions that the pay of
 enlisted men be increased to $30
 month.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-16
GERMAN REBEL TALK IS GROWING
U, s. DESTROyERS CROSS OCEAN TO AID THE
 BRITISH

LONDON, May 16.-The British Admiralty announced early this eve ming the arrival of fotilla of Am erioan destroyers to cooperate with the British fleet.
 Absolute secrecy prevailed here and in the United States regarding the movement of the American war craft. The fotilla made the trip across the Atlantic in seven days fast steaming.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-16
Furious Battle Is On

FUfTOUS bdtCIe TS On
 PARIS, May 16.-After a cannon ade which lasted all night the Ger mans again attacked the French po- sitions north of the Aisne river, the war office communique today says. furious battle is raging over q front of two and a half miles.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-16
CULATION TALK

spite talk of depression population decrease the CIRCULATION EMPIRE is increasing has been larger during early part 1917 than during the period Of any other year in its history
 And this circulation applies all along the ine IL applies regular subscribers to whom The Empre delivered by Juneau It applies to the list Of regular subscribers to Empire delivered Douglas Island applies to the regular subscribers to whom The Empire delivered by carrier in Thane applies to the number or regular subscribers that receive The Empire in the mail
 daily circulation of The Empire is in of 22Oo copies and is growing larger daily
 Leads Everywhere
 THE EMPIRE has larger general circulation in Juneau than any other newspaper periodical published anywhere By this that delivered to monthly subscribers that IL goes and that copies sold on the streets than is the case with any other publication.
 THE EMPIRE larger general circulation in Thane than any newspaper dcal published anywhere IS de- verd to more regular Thane subscribers and goes into more Thane homes than any other paper.
 THE EMPIRE has larger circulation Douglas Island both Douglas Treadwethan any other daily newspaper It delivered regular Island subscribers and into more Douglas Island than any other daily newspaper.
 THE EMPIRE larger Alaskan circulation outside Gas other Alaskan has outside of the town of its publication
 Records Are Open
 THE EMPIRES circulation records and bills for news print paper open the inspection of any advertiser and It Will submit proofs advertiser who be doubt the state mens here made challenged by other publisher or oner wise
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-16

FRANCE WANTS SOLDIERS.
 Paris, May 16.-General Petain issued plea this afternoon to the United States government to send an army force to France immediate ly.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-16

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-04
Qlnierifansr
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ibrer@iGn sirriidgebalten.
amerifmiide, IN Gaitit lamb etabIirte
%ei4dfsleirte, abfoIut aid)t
bel6Itigt.

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SSylriIi. Qrtbair SlinHtag, Der Sefretdr
oer Qnlerifanii6en SrlOeIStunner IN
Berlin, bie i'm geiiB Der Ramen fart
aIler in 9eiiti9lano befiH6Iideu auIe.
rifoter III, ertldrte Ger gliociirten
prele seseriiber, baB otItou ameri-
tuncrn, ots 9eitibIot6 5u berldiien
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1e.Dabrt lper6en, man iic Ourtpueg nut
grober Soflidfeit tno 3uoorforunen.
beiI bebanoeIt, peitn iie Um Die Oteiie.
erlolibiib nahiudsn.
.Gs 1T mir rridt bcfrrrt," iagte
SCR Saiigting, -baB &merifmer nj.
oer ibren 8iaen SuriidSebaIten ner.
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ner be3iigli4 Der differentiation teine
glusnabnrsa gernGtt per6erL 70 iinS
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foilmien, In oenen aiif 9Gurie 9eitiul-
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ben, lalit pelher amcritarer iih Bel
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lamb nit etnera berartign oiSIomati-
iber @ovi4Iag ipdt foutrlt, Ca er,
an9 Boron Roierps Qniift, benz Quf.
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lett oiefer ReooIlttion fiir bic gnt5c
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JebermnuH Don Der blutiger Spprroit
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nahSu Srei Sgabreu be6errlft norber
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Den Geutf6eu nil 2amaHoff. falls
iis tommen frlien, einru Astbsu
Gmptong bereitsn

ct. Petersburg 2. Sum-, ria
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mir hlBEert5 eiRen gIitslDeg aus oeIn
geaerlrpdrtigeil Gbao8 5u id)afierl, eine
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fiihrbar errpteien. ltno Der Strieg Der.
iprade ieet inb in etnert Idngeren or.
id,6pfiing spro5eb iiir beibe Seiten 81
erltuideln.
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inrb Die iuuner mebr nm iip greifen.
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grniirten fiito biernon poqdllf inter.
rihtet. g8ir IaIfen Geiahr, boB ole
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mir gstuungen peroer einer beida.
ucuoen Tri,Sen 3u id'IicBen, tpeuu mir
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Gbre pereiubnr III.
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Rnrpa 9SnjeR eeIteht 81, bcs R.tt.
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6fIi4 bon plGoa, in Der GegenS pon
gooice unb i'm Horoli4en abi4Hitt
bes garIo unterbaI!eu puree.
gu DOrpoiteugsi,aten tam es TN
qlria s9al, am gio PoHtsbaua, r6ro'
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einen porssi9obensn poitsn iiberrum'
pslten unb beTsstsn. 0lir4 bus Id6ns
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ger besiinftist. 6tiHbIi6s JIusssus.
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ben ppn unIsrsn J!tesern uno gtt,
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ct Yttersbars, Uia aoubou,
3. Suni. 8as arisg sminiitGrium sab
am Sonntag bas Goisenos betannt:
-Quf bem peit!lten uHo duf BEN
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unisrs StelIung in Der @egenb bes
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ben siirien brsi SO5en. argrtffs Ter
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mahts aur Raht3eit sinsn llebsrfuli
auf cine F,inblits StsIuna bei S.a.
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@nsriffe Der Gransoi.n In Der Rdh;
bss Warbar GluHes Don ben
gulsarsn ubespieisu.
Die Nliirteu babtu aubsroroeHtIiG
tpenis in ibren 8eri&ieu su
melbG.

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,pelbe ssfisrn Qbenb fsitsns Der Gns'
lGnoer auf bic bsutfnsu StsluHs.u
in Der gld5e bon Coos ON Scate3
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gen tporbtn. Siioipeiilit Don Gems
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i'm Wortlnut pie fplgt:
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BEN WptId,oets 2ltf6niit o1uerten
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pfc an.
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BAIT. gei 9tnbrub Der Io8t sriffsn
bic Gnsl1nbsr in ter RGbs bon Coos
am Soufe3 s(uE font. norooitIih poH
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prinsen: Die anmpffbdtietsit an Der
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mauuffdfien purb,n perfhtsbens
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unb on Der 4isns ipHrbsn Is gtfans
gene gemnf,t.
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eluf bem rtHien llfsr Der gRnds, in Der
Rdte pon 6dubromcni, Gombrts uHo
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monnf61iisn ataeipidsu.
5n Der Dienftag Radt tpnrfsn b;,
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Sci rim fron5iiIher strieesaefangsner
eetoeist unb 81 franj5iiife Rrisasee.
fonaene perpnnost purben. linItr,
flit1srneIhspdo,r frnrfen nit ber6ees
r.nber Mirfuna 8pmbsn auf gdbnnn-
lnasu, Muniticnfnisbsrlagen unn
l9iupptuIassz Dcr sss etiaas GDut a.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-04
limb bur4 etHeu IN Ct. pstsrg5urs
tassuSen Selssdtsu 2ongreB
Iofe o:r,Hiipft Fuh.
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ilmmeuFOB nit Der prooHOriI&eu
Regieruug.
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bem nsuen Eegtme ubfolut ut5t
nebuIhet.

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MA 9oubou, 3. Suui Ser Seib Der
neueu RspoIution in SronFabt, Surd
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tbatfd6ti5 Der Dittatpr bon Srou.
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citrten gSreife am i5reitog bier eintrdf,
berrf5te IN Der STieIfeituug obIoIute
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p0lterung tpartste rubtg auf ben Be-
girr Der rtnter6arSIunsen 5tuiT6en
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0sputtrterrat6, Die einstee 8ebGrbe,
peIhe IN 9ronitnbt unertntut pirb.
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iuuser Rdnn nit bortIpiem @ei6t
unb burflem Sdor, Der bic Stubens
ten Uniform trdet. ST IN EN- DIT.
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gtusbru9 Der Repoluttpn bate er fih
bur9 Fstns Rsbeu an bic Grbeiterbe=
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Iano In sabIluis ilsire 9ssirte etnsu-
Eeilea, sis snn aztlt&en Gezspen ssz
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abenb bon unferen 9ruppen ang.'
sriffsn. On Der aHgsgrtffeusu Gront
finb bereiis CUTE Gorti&ritts .r5ielt
iporben uHb mir babeH cine Gnaobl
Gefansens serna4t.
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bic 2tnis unfrer borssi4Obsneu StsI'
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urb mar anfanss erfolsrei4. 9ur4
uni.re 9esenaRsriHs eroberttn mir
bas sarse perloreH eeenueeue Se5iet,
nit ausndbme eines Dofsus, 5urii6.
Grfolsreid. usberfdGe purben bon
uns geifera abenb iiiblid bon Dperu
ouspefil5rt, nobel mir 10 Sefunsene
ma9tsn. Die feinbli6s artinerie par
eeftern absnb tpieber In Der Ra6bor>
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en- bem Beritt, ben bas enslifde
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folge Der Sefiisen .@essuangriffe Der
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be naren, bic Dortbetle, bic lie angeb<
lid fiSIi9 bonn S6u4es Jlub srsielt
batten, su bebautteH.
gaigIi5 Der 2uftfdmpf. fost Der
geridt, bab bier beutfhe Glpgseuse
IN auftfdmpf,n dbeei6oTeH uurbeu;
bos flint beutfHe iylug3euge sun,
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ibiiben sur Strsds ss6radt iuurbe.
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mibt.
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miniiterium CAB am SOantas oas
Jolgenbe betannt:
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am SGmItas beriaist porben. puros
ausseoebni Hub belt pdArenb Der
sanjen Ra4t NIT GROCER Seitis!sit an
Der geiamHten Urout bss YaucIcrc
uno bts California plateaus an. Dix
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auIsinanosr folserIbe GHsrifis nit
groben Srupptnmafeu. bon oeneu
brei sssen ben 0itli4en 5bell oes Ga
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peItlittn 1beu hs 8auelsrr pLa'
teaus eeri9tet pdreu.
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in Der @essnb pom gaIiiornis pla'
teau. no bic anerstfenben fsinblihen
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Der ssiprsnst fpurbeu. Der Geinb !itb
cine srobs Qnsabl Sobter Dor unis.
Tan 9rGben surId. Cine 9injabI BE.
ianeens blisbtn in unisren 9dnben.
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fails iebr erbittsrt in bem abiGHitt
bon Ga 9ppsn. uub spii6en Der
4misits unb Der Qlisn.. 9erI9itSens
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ben @osefsn, iiibiiG bonn Col ct.
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Sn BEN amtIihen 9eridt, Der am
Sonntas 9t6snb perSfFsntlit5t nurb.,
iperben ginssIbstisn iiber b. beftieen
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4bsnb nuF bas 9auelerr unb bas
California gIaisau esmslb.t unb .s
ipirb perfidtrt. bab bic Deuiifsn
nithi I'm Stanbe ipdren. bds bon ihnsn
seittpsiIis bsissts SsIdnb. su baIisn.
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msIoen.
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ri9t bonn Sonntag Inuiet ME folet:
Die sbdtisi,it an Der ssianGatsn
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a6eiI auf gef9isf,usr. nuS bon be.
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