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Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-21
CALIFORNIA BOYS
 FOR EMERGENCY ON
 FARMS OF BIG STATE
Hundreds of Youngsters From Golden State Above Sixteen Years Will Soon Be Mob iIized for Work on Farms.
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Sacramento. July 20.-Hundreds Of California boys above 16 years of age are soon to be organized for emer- gency farm labor under direction Of Professor B. H. Crocheron of the Uni versity of California, who is federal state director of the boys working re- serve of the United States. Youths who volunteer for such labor will un- dergo physical examination to deter mine their fitness, may be mobilized at the state university farm at Davis for preliminary training, and will be paid fair wages. if put to work.
 Professor Crocheron has announced through the state council of defense that plans for the organization oS the, boys were made at a recent conference he attended at Washington. at which Secretary of Labor Wilson presided. Herbert Hoover, food director, assist ed in the arrangements. Similar or ganizations of the boys reserve al ready has been accomplished in few other states, it is said.
 County farm advisers will be di- doctors of boys who labor on farms and they will be enrolled through the school systems and farm bureaus. The state board of education has announc- ed that 2,15S high school boys and 541 girls already have volunteered to work on farms and 269 men teachers and 149 women teachers have offered to serve during the vacation time as paid supervisors of such labor.
 The labor situation in California is not such that school boys as a whole will have to be called out to assist. According to Professor Crocheron it is thought that the need will become more acute as the war goes on and the plan is to have a boys reserve ready for such need as may arise. Boy laborers will be sent only to farms where sanitary and living con ditions have been approved after in vestigation.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-21
GLAD TO TESTIFY
Says Watoga Lady, "As To That Cardui Has Done For Me, So
 As To Help Others ''

Watoga, w. Va.-Mrs. 5. w. Caldwell, of this town, says: "When about l5 years of age, suffered greatly =. Sometimes would go a month or two, and l had terrible headache, backache, and bearing down pains, and would just drag and had no appetite. Then it would last two weeks, and was so weakening, and my health was awful.
 My mother bought me a bottle of cardui, and l began 10 improve after !aking the first bottle, so kept il up till l !ook three ..I gained, and was well and strong, and owe it all 10 Cardui. am married now and have 3 children .. Have never had to have doctor for 'emale trouble, and just resort to Cardui f kneed tonic. am glad to testify 10 what if has done for me, so as to help others"
 If you are nervous or weak, have head aches, backaches, or any of inc other Iilments so common 10 women, why not rive Cardui a trial? Recommended b. many physicians. In use over 40 years. Begin taking Cardui today. II may De the very medicine you need.
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Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-21
GOOD COMPLIMENT PAID BY BELGIAN
Los Angeles City and County Is Toasted by Distinguished Foreigners.
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LOS ANGELES. July 20, Baron Moncheur. chief of the Belgian war mission paid a. pretty complement to the Pacific coast as the mission was leaving for Salt Lake City. He said.
 q admire especially the enormous development of all the states along the Pacific coast, and especially here in the south and Los Angeles l be- lieve to have been struck with the beauty of all the country which seems even more lovely than the famous re- sourts of Europe such as Cannes and Nice. think that Los Angeles is the paradise Of America. The activity and prosperity of Los Angeles and San Francisco are greater than any thing I had anticipated"
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-21
FIRST TERRITORIAL
 FAIR IN OLD HAWAII
First Big Fiesta of Character With Commissioners Soon to Be Staged.
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HONOLULU, T. H., July 20.-The first territorial fair in the Hawaiian Islands to be held under the auspices of the government of Hawaii with far commissioners appointed by the gov- ernor will be opened in October. this year. in Honolulu. Owing to the en- trance of the United States into the world war the territorial fair will par take largely Of a demonstration in in tensiye cultivation of staple and spe- cial field products and also as a dem onstration in food conservation. Upon the declaration of war it was found on investigation that the islands de pended too largely nthe mainland for food supplies and in case of siege the imported supplies from the mainland would only last a few weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-21
CLEAN PLATE IDEA FINDS ROOT SOON IN
 MILLIONAIRE CITY
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SAN DIEGO. Calf. July 2O-First city in the United States to announce the results Of the national doctrine of clean plate" Coronado the million .aire suburb of San Diego, has made the official announcement that it's garb- age business has fallen of 75 per cent since the new ideas on food conserva- ticn became asLrecognizsd patriauc principal. Wives of the wealthy. as well as these of the middle classes, are said to be practicing conservation so effectually as to have caused the firm having the garbage collecting contract to intimate that it will make 10 effort to secure a renewal of the privilege upon the expiration of the contract next month.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-21
ALIENS FOOT-EASE DOES IT,

When your shoes plnch or yo1r coFa3 lnd hrn- ions ache SO that you tired all over, get Aliens Foot Easc, She antiscpiic powder to De shaken into the shoes and srr.nsled infic loo-hath. ltwl take the sting out ot rurns aad buulu1s and rfe instant relief Co Tired, achinE, swollen, Ten C' feet Over i0u,en1 pncsaers orc hrigg rfrd by German and allied troops at iae irort- Sod everywhere, 25c. D-a't q. -tll, Q 1y suJsl ti-,l.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-21
MONUMENT TO JACK
 LONDON FOR HAWAII
(By Review Leased wire.)

HONOLULU, T. H., July 20.-The Hawaiian Islanders, among whom Jack London lived anu wrote for many years, will unveil a bronze bust of the writer on Pan-Pacific day in Septem- Der. The Pan-Pacific club. composed of representatives Of races from all countries in or boruering upon the Pacific ocean and residing in Honolulu. will be in charge of the ceremonies. The bust will be erected on the site of the grass nut on the beach at Wal kiki which London occupid during his visit here and where he sat almost daily during his last visit while writ ing his famous dog stories-Jerry and Michael.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-21
LEASES ON PORT PROPERTY

HAVRE. France, July 2O.-Those who wish to hazard guess upon the probable duration of the war will be able to derive some information from the fresh leases which the British and American governments are signing O.. the property which they are using in French ports. The old leases are run ming out and are being renewed for a period of three years. Of course, ai- lowance has to be made for the work that will have to be done immediately following peace, but, even so, this news is regarded here as confirming the belief that the war will continue well into next year.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-21

The Chairman of the council has taken personal interest in this work, and it is hoped to make this crop sur vey one of the most complete and comprehensive in the country. By this graphic method of presenting az ricultuarl conditions one is able to secure, almost at a glance, the exact agricultural situation in every school district. As a definite illustration of the value fthis may, plans are now under way to get all the grain lands in Maricopa county (nearly 3O,000 acres) into mill maize.
 Increased food production will be a big factor in winning this war. and through this crop survey Arizona will be able to base its food production work on facts and not conjecture.
 The county agents are giving in valuable aid in this work and the re- suits are being tabulated at the head quarters of the State Council of De fence.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-21
AGRICULTURAL MAPS
 WILL BE MADE SOON
 OF VARIOUS COUNTIES
First to Be Utilized Will Be That of Maricopa County It Will Be Eight by Fifteen Feet-Many Good Features.

The first fwa series of county maps showing the acreage in culiiva- ton has bee ncompleted by the Ari' zona Council of Defense. The first map is that of Maricopa County which requires a map eight by fifteen feet to show the complete agricultural area, J. E. Golfers. statistician, is now in Graham count getting the work under way there, and will then proceed. to other southern Arizona counties before going to the northern part of the state
 The Maricopa count may shows a total of 266.097 acres under cultiva- ton at this time The different com modities show total acreage as fol lows:
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-21
FOR MAIL FRAUDS
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CHICAGO, July 20.-L. Frank Vie gand, president; J. A. Valentine. treas urer, and Theodore Rodman, general manager of the Standard Securities corporation and the Federal Engineer
 ing & Construction company were ar
 rested here today charged with using the mails in the furtherance of frauo. The postoffice inspectors that mao- the arrests declared that the men swindled hundreds of men in various parts of the countr yby advertising for offices for number of corporations and requiring the applicants to buy stock in the concerns epmolying them.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-21
SIXTEEN HOURS NECESSARY FOR
 DRAWING lO,5OO NUMBERS WHICH
 SPELLED PLACE FOR MILLION MEN
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army but mothers fathers brothers sisters and weethear kept an eve on the bulletin board eephoned the Review office hoping to receive word about particular
 All during the day, from the moment bulletins were put up in front the Review office crowds packed the sidewalks When name appeared from the Warren District someone would say Oh know him; he works at the King shaft
 Last night and late yesterday afternoon the crowds were augmented by the who had off day shift and until late in the night interested people inspecting the bue tins.
 All Good Natured
 In all of the crowd yesterday word of protest was heard against the draft Not protest heard against the system the government which made demo- cratic scheme possible All of the selected smiled and dcared that someone had to go Why not me?
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-21

large share of his time at the front. and is soldier by education. Dur ing his visits to the firing lines he lives much as the common soldier does, sharing with his men the same risks
 General Cadorna, who was a suc- cessful leader in italy's war against Turkey, is commander-in-chief of all the Italian armies. General Roberto Brasati, however, is the active leader of the present Italian offensive. Generals Cadorna and Brusati and King Emmanuel hold frequent con- ferences. at which military plans are worked out. Since Russia's great slump Italy's task has been much harder than ever before, the bulk of the great Austro-Hungarian army now being pitred against the Italians. With Italy out of the war, more than million Austro- -Hungarians would in all likelihood be thrown against the British and French in the .west, thus greatly prolonged the conflict
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-21
WOMEN RUN STAGE

THERMOPOLIS, Wyo., July 2O.- Acting on the principal that women must make up the deficiency in labor caused by the calling of men to the colors, two ThermOpOIis women have started an automobile line to town near here.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-26
@ruuSeisentbnm -sgpOtheIen.
etneetragtn

Rsu etngetragem
gbtparb Cbrtgies On Green Si
so. 2 6. II. 3. Co.. $700.
SusO G4sut on araspu o. u. 8
Co.. $500.
William go,rng on Bridge. gfiItp
$27S5.
SeF. 6. Euder an Star g. q. 30
| 3 Co., $1,000.
Grafton 8. Sts.porb on Mertan'
tile .. II. 6. Co., $1,000.
Jronf 6. 8uilet on @aiter 8
Chamber, S400.
Marp GIart ON Gem g. u. 8. Go.
$3.50.
alnna ID. Gtpens an Peoples %
u 9. q. Co., 5000.
gannis Sedman an o. 90. Jtn'
Tins. $225o.
CLARA o. aantbert on WiutDr
Soninss Bnnt, $500.
Senrp Mlpeller. Gr3bHdof du Bro
pibent Snpings .. u. q. Go.
SEQ.
Miniam :. Gallibm on gnnui,
Milb, $500.
Charlotte @nrtner ON Union Gdb.
ines .. II. z. Co., $500.
Watbilbo gorsmeier an GnterpriIs
70. II. 6. u. Co., 1920.
Gnfbonp Greinsr an gknipap 6
u. o. Co., $1,000.
Gertrude See ON German %. g. n.
9. Co., $500.
Dit Roebliua Rsalth Go. on @iens
atab 6. u. .. Co., $1,000.
Taortba 9. gifert an GntsrprfIs
.. II. 6. Co., $500.
Sgrons o. gtieberItbner on Olen,
man 8. II. .. Co.. $500.
GetiIgte 6npDfbefrn-
@m. .. RbeinIonbsr an price 9ia
Rp. 2 y. u. g. Co., $1,000.
Mnrp u. Oorep an aouis .,
Saud, 5000.
Obio anif. 90. an Glorsrtirs u.
Gremol $4,000.
gnna 6. Red an Z. @arb 8. u. o.
Co., 5000.
aenss &. snnbof an Sen q Q.
q. so. /, 5000.
g. 8. Ortman on Come q. u. 9.
Co.. $1,000.
SusO g6enf an QsusoH o. n g.
60. go. 2, $500.
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MufdHe.
Ter electromagnetic 5tsb, 5rio
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bss G4n9tes aerdiben uno Der arm
ibm bsrart 5erpietidt iporosn mar.
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seidritten iperbeu mubte. s5riDuiau II
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gen Biirgermsifters Don Sorpcoo,
Diuiam Gribman-
- Gebr eIiidlid perlisf seiiern
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ap.nu., aIs Die GruftDnsen bon
sgraniIin 2lItsr Sr. 30. 3611 Tsaoins
aOab unb S,nrp eloiieu glo.' liz
Weit Wisrte Strabe gesaieinaiosr'
ranntsn. geib, Gefdhrte ipurben sisms
lid ramponirt, dber bic Snfllisn ta'
men nit BEN S4redeH baDon.
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aaiiestrGn,d,eH.

- Der ;Srauenp.rsin Der CD. prot.
ct. pauius gemstnbs Cgaitor u. Qe'
nten3) BAT uorgen Gn9mitiaa 8ers
fammluns. Jm ani4luB folgi bas
iiblidye aaffettrdnsden, ipel&ss biess
nal BON ben foIgenbsn NitgIieDern
porbereittt nirS: &. astierling, 8.
Oder, g. Opel, R- OHenidmibt, e.
peiers, q. gsitrins. u. panborf. 81.
pcttter, IT,, pster. g. Totbert, 9.
Rnk nnb u. Robbers. Cine ber5life
einlabuns srgsbi an aIls Witgliebsr
unb sgreunbe. Dos aommittes Dirb
ii6 ttmiibsn, olitn @diten einige an.
gsne6ms Stunben gu bereiten.
- Der srauenperein Der 3psitsr
Deuii&en prtsbpterif9eu strshe al
Der Weft 2ibtrtp Strabe bali Ieine
monatlide 9eriammluHg an DonHtr'
iiaa Ra6mittog ON 27. September.
Die syrauen DambOlt, Roth, Semmsl,
Wulfiamp, 9. S@ulte linb Rieosrbel'
mann Ierpieren ben saffss. '@lIe
s5reunbe bes gsreins fino bersIi4 sirl'
9tlacen.
- Der s5rauerberein bsr DriIsp
eDons. prpteit. Gsueinbt gisbt fsinei
monatli&ea .aafisr GIN GonnHiae.
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u. 9. 6olIotpeI an 0. 9. Sorlos
ipen, Elm iInsstbeiItcs ] SntsrsHs Don
eOi 62 in Snrrifon, 81.
glnno 6. Red an Rcbert llrido,
60 tei 1870 6uB an Der Rorbieits
Der Gait 5il 9loenus, 81.
Charles 8. Srtmon an Qlpis 6.
RbeinboIbt, 90 Bel $50 Sub an Der
Oitfsite Der Witnea glDsuue, 81.
D1rib &lein, grc'r., an 5enrn u.
aIein, % SUB an Der SiibIeite Der
Central Qlpenue, 5ipii6en gapmiuer
uno S5reeman 9tpsnus. $12,2O4.65.
Sufan 80. 2onsipprtb on Riholns
Scngiportb II. 9lnb., cine Got bon 20
SUB an Der SiibpeitIsife Der geleIiiol
-GtraBs nnb 1894 Sub on Der Rorbs
Teite Der Oreaon GtrdBs unb Iieeenb
an Der OftTeite beg Jilfon glacs, 81.
Qfuguit Balance an Roie Gna
Gun, 80 1s3 Bel 145 9ub an Der
Siibfeits hsr Sba 9penus in Rors
tpopb, 81.
ssnIia gbfparbs on Clara 9. 2ams
lert Got go. 55 bon Der 6omiIton
Gpuntb Soufe 9. u. llnisrabtbeiluns
in Der Ortfhnft 6artiuea, $4,000.
Banner aobiuipn on Saeob 9oIbs
berg. 5 Sabre Qnhi, BON l. Ottober
1917 an, auf ben 2absnraum Wo.
1854 S;ltsrt gfpenus. MOnatlihs
Wtietbe S25.
sFrnnt S6mitt u. 9inb. an 9ers
irube u. 2inbfop, Got 81 in Der Bel
mont 9onb elFu'. 1lnterabtbeiIuns IN
aennebb 5sigbts, 81.
6nrrn Z. 9ehman an Nglnrsncs
unb Wami. 9rout, 40 bei 148 SUB
on Der Siibfsit. Der 9ocsD gpenue,
bilhenb Got 20 in Ularb q. Ddeep's
llnternbtheilune, 81.
6arrp Z. aebmon on 9gnes G..
Deber. IS 5ub an Der Siibieits Der
GINNING Strab., AL Jub peitIia
Der Clifton 2lpenue, 81.
Charles grotaie on Sopbit Bros
tate, 30 tei 100 sJub an Der Glib
ieiie Der 81. glair Strobe, 100 5ub
ipeitii9 Der MabiIpu Strob., 81.
Sorri.t 6. gpans, Grc'r., on
Snmes 80. pine, 100 iyub an Der
ylorbIeite Der 6oIiIier Gtrabs, 270I
SUE ieItfib Der Guburn glpenne, 81.
Spbn Ti.rte an Satr R. Soooen,
9b.il bon ao.s 631 uno 632 In Der
gfsmere Spnoitot llnterobtbeiIuns
in Rprtpoob, 81.
WilItam 90. Wernie an gelIie
40 Bel 137 SUB an Der Glib
itite Der Sraneis 4peuue, 215 5uB
6itli5 Der Sreitpn gIpenue in Delhi
81.
qIoen StpaGtror II. 4nb. on
Ufuttie e. 9ipabtman,. 9bea bon
9ots 80 unb 36 in 6. Donalbion's
,iptii.r rrtnobtbeiIung bon gee5
grope, f.rn.r, 90 fyub an ber Ribee'
nan qlbsnut In goonbnls, 81.
Jdepb Bibfp on Wnrtbu g..
yiftrt, 8.55 ader Qanb In SettioH
II; Gpcamcr. Torpnfbip, 81.
Carrie o. 9abbis an bic cisco
Ra6in. Spof Co., einen 9rnft
eonb In etition 81. WilIerset 9Upn'
Tbip, 81.
2ouis 8. Oubme an bo.. einen
sratt 2anb in Seition q, WiIIerett
1oiDnfbip, 81.
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Sies sns nas.

= gsrfsbrssoli3ift gDiaiom Cub.
mig unierbrsiiess geitsrn bem poInsi.
fsf isine Aeiisnatton. bic am 1. Oi.
tObsr IN arafi ireisn iuirb. euorDiG.
Der 19 SABRE Der poIissi nngeb0ris,
ipirb no6 9pr4burs iibtriiebsln unb
Butter. uno GietbdnoIsr ipsrotn.
qn Der au6lon abenue, nabs
Der 9elforb 2lpsnuG, mubien gefttrn
hes Waferornts sinsH
gruG in Der GoIisrIsiiuns reporirm.
6urd ben bds Srcttoir an einer StsIle
dufgeriifen iporben mar, iudbreno sis
mem TheiI Der Radbarffnft 5sitiDsis
fig bic @afi,r5ufubr ubsei4Hittsu
purbs.
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erunbsisentsnms iiebrtrasnus.n,
Ginttnnatt %. eept.

81. ilniOn Sabinss 3. u. q. Co.,
Srufee, an sSranesS 80. Bosspel, 10
Sabre padt, BON /. Wedi 1915 on,
auf Got II in Der ct. Sabier Inter
obt6eiluns ouf Dalnut 5ils. 5000
8car unb jdbrlite Wlietbe bon $3.50
nit neutrality-suspicious. fir $15, 900.
2bdm BONNER an GnmuG W.
YencOd, 8 Sabre ga6t. pom 30.
September 1917 an. nuf 2.03 Nder
aanb In Seftion il, @rnn Soipns
flip. s5ibriiGe Mlistbs $115 nit
GntaufsprtDtlesium fir $1,000.
SdHiiei Wl. peacpd on Mbam
G0ustsr, hasisl5e GissHtbum, 81.
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Settle 9uder on Star 9. u. 90
3 Co., $500.
Sno. Srolpernft on snron Q
Champion. $1,000.
Elton 9. Boyle an Guarantee De
Ipojit Co., $346.2 .25.
Wlihdel Burger an gsstman ct
y. II. 6. Co., $1,000.
S1nttis McDuffis an MpOmins 8
Ip. .. Co.. S1400.
2nura Snbber an Sof 6. u. 9
Co., $4,000.
Catherine @rubam on Wlt. Ddfbi
ineton 9. 9. IL. .. 60, $500.
9Ouis enberIe an eagle e. u. 6
o., $1,000.
Jrsba Cohen an Clinton 9. u. 9
Go, $3.50.
Suab Curtis an 1. Ratl. 8. u. g
Co., $1,000.
Grafton 8. Gteipart an DuUit
IL. @alleri, $206S.50.
Gbos. r, G6eifsl an Srmonbe 9.
u. g. gp., $1400.
sSernnnbO Q. Solid or aibtraI 6.
ID 9. Co., 5000.
Mnrp g. glurt on DO. $1700.
Do. an bo., 5000.
SuIia gpimnnn on elDira u.
gaFebb, $500.
abba 3. Maaer on Scutbern Sbic
6. u. z. Co.. $2200.
Sobn gierte on Soutb.rn Ohio 8.
II. g. Co., $500.
gbitb 9. 2ueorn an 9itle O. u. z.
60. $3.50.
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egpIofiOn in @unitiOns.
Mnldge.
S.ufmaI fiji Osutids GriinSsr.

Sn gbicaso bat man Dor tur5sm
TEN Grfinber Der 2inptppe sSebs
raidine, Sttmar Wsrgentbalsr, Elm
Oenimal gefebt. Dem Deutffen
Sttmor Mergentbalsr! Tenn tpit
fetnerseit Sobannss GUTENBERG bic
Budbrudertunit hur6 feline bsiDsas
Iihsn 9u9itdbn repoluiiouierte, 70
bat Sttmnr Mergentbalsr bur4 bic
fenfationsIIs Grfinhune ieiner Get,
mnf6in. Das auf5tiiten ber mobsrS
ren 3sitiinsen. Masn3int unb Bi9srs
rerlase nl6gIid eemnht.
Seutfhen berbaHft bic Melt bic
beibn bobEbredenbm grfinbunssn
In Der 8u9s unb 3situnasbrudsreil
limb teinem iptirbieersn grfinber bat;
ts Gbicoso bic gbre sripeiisn tSnnen
nls bsm fbtp1bii9en Gintponbusr
Sttmnr Msrgentboler, Der i'm Sabre
1872 aIs n6tssbniGbriasr lthma6ers
e.fefls aus gittisheim bei Stuiteart
i'm 3piIhtroed bes 9remer 9nmpf.rs
Berlin mad 2lmtriia setOmmsn
mar.
Gin ipfrfIitws @snie ipor Der beuis
fd: llbrmnder! Riht umfcnii bat,
i. er nls Geinme6nniter brnuben IN
br alien beutfhen o:tnntb fsine
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genes st5nnsn uno fem erFinoeriftxr
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ofs cnfnnss Der uhtsiger SABRE bic
Gslteenheit an i'm bfrontrdt, cine
iptrtbDDne MnfGine gu perbsH.rn.
bic feirem bomnIiesn 9ienifbeun.
Serrn 6dhI in gaIiimore, anDeriruut
ipprben mar.
2fter trobb.m Sttmar Wergsnfbdz
Ter aleih Don 8e1inn on bas ridtiae
prin5ip sur gaiis feiner Sebmas
ffins gtmnft bdft,. 10 nnbm Is bod
nod Sabre unb Sctrs beg effrigfsn
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