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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-08
At the Lyric

The Garden Bellies. pretentious mu- sic and song show. presenting "A Gar den of Love- is the headline attraction on the new bill of Keith vaudeville to be presented this afternoon matinee. This act is one of the seasons latest musical comedies and offers much pleas ing entertainment.
 Another feature will be Jack Levy and his four symphony sisters in "A Study in Melody They render selections ranging from ragtime to grand opera.
 Steve Freda is an eccentric comedian who plays on the guitar and he is ex- pected to prove Q hit. Vim, Beatty and Health in "A Study in Athletics, will present novel exhibition and Enhs and Alton, the elite entertainers. are very clever. Mutual news pictures fea- ture all performances at the Lyric.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-08


 In addition to the foregoing Aiabam,ans have taken high rank in the present stage of American participation in the world war. Among the first injured in the trenches was Somer Givens of Glow erdale, a suburb of Montgomery Among the first captured was Dan Gallagher of Blocton, practically suburb of Birming- ham.
 Along with Lieutenant Melvin, lost in the destruction of the Alcedo, F. Harri- son of Tyler. was killed.
 COUNTRY IS PROUD
 An official of the navy department. Of too high rank to be quoted in this con nection, said this afternoon to the rep resentative of The Age-Heraid: Tell Alabamians that the government of the United States tsp roud of their sons. Tn the Spanish American war 1t was a North Carolinian. Worth Bagley, who led the way to death; in this still greater war 1t is an Alabama officer. Lieutenant Mel win, who had the distinction of sustain ing the fighting heritage of the noble south.''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-08

To save weight new English auto mobile has mud guards like a bicycle and single steps instead of running boards.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-08
NAMES IMMORTAL

In accordince with custom. as soon as the above facts are officially reported, the names of these sons of Alabama w,il be engraved on bronze tablet and pre- erations at the department of navy. Lieu tenant Melvin will take rank with the noble Worth Bagley of North Carolina,
 first in the Spanish-American var to
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-08
Names Of ALaban1a's s Sons Made Immortal
 By Great Sacrifice
First American Seaman and First American Com mssioned Officer to Lose Life in Greatest of Wars Were From This State-Offieial
 Recognition of This Will Be Made
By HUGH ". ROBERTS

Washington November 7(speAt department this after authortay
  Germany Alabama
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-08
SECOND LIBERTY 1 LOAN SOLICITATIONS
 TOTAL S4,617,532,30O
fContinued from Page One).

i which closed June 15 were s3,3o5, ,O00. coo, a | 5o per cent over- subscription of the S2,- | 0O0 OO0,OO0 offered and allowed There were more than 100000 subscribers and aiiot- neents were made in full on subscriptions I of S10.000 and less,
 On the second liberty loan payment l of ? per cent of the subscription amount was required with the application and 1 thousands of purchasers of the smaller honds. particularly of $50 and S100 de- nominations paid cash in full From these payments $151, 1,000, ,000 already has bean received by the treasury, the second installment of IS per cent will Hall one week from tomorrow, Thurs | day. November IS: 40 per cent addi- i tional will be due December IS, and the 1 last installment or 4o per cent VIII De June 15, 1918.
 THANKS PEOPLE Thanking the people who made the big loan. possible. Secretary McAdoo in statement said:
 , "This great loan would have been impossible without the loyal support and co o-operation of the people of the coun- try. but with that support could have
 been secured except for the indefa-
 tigable, unselfish and earnest work of hundreds of thousands of splendid men and women throughout the United
 States Wn0 tnfeW themselves lnIO the task without reservation.
 q wish to thank all these splendid volunteers and patriots. and I particu- larly wish to thank the bankers of America. the liberty loan organiza. tions which were formed in every
 state city. town and community in the United States, the women of America who made a distinctive fight for the liberty loan through their own organ nations throughout the country, the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts. the news papers and periodicals which gave, as in the first liberty loan, the most ef- fective, unselfish and generous support through their columns and otherwise, the press associations, the business houses the various patriotic organiza- tions, cooperative and fraternal so- cieties and other organizations throughout the length and breadth of the land which so generously and earn estly gave their services to the great cause"
 Thanks are due also to those emplov- CTS who. in such large numbers, gave the fullest opportunity lo their employes to subscribe to the loan upon terms commensurate with their ability to make the required payments.
 SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
 T should like to make special mention of the soldiers and sailors of America who came forward with subscriptions to more per capita than those received from the civil population These gallant men are not only giving their services and their lives to their country but are lending their money as well 10 strengthen the government in this great war for America's right and world de- mocracy"
 In explanation of the reasons for not accepting the full amount of subscri,, tons, Secretary McAdoo declared the government Es a matter of policy must abide by announcement of plans for the second liberty loan, made October I. as 
 BASIS OF LOAN
 ''The Secretary of the Treasury invites at par and accrued inter- Ist, from the people of the Cnfted
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-08

OslIT0TTu NtEIy IIIBTdrI UT ITdIL DIU5 , seaman, some days ago. was hurled py the explosion of a Teuton torpedo from the deck of the United States torpedo boat destroyer Cassln. Thus an Alabam- ian, in a sea battle, was first to give his life to the defense of his country
 FIRST OFFICER KILLED
 The first commissioned officer to die was Lieut.. John T. Melvin, son of Bishop Stewart Melvin of Selma. When the con- verted United States battleship Aice0o was destroyed by German submarine Monday Lieutenant Melvin was reported lost and that he is dead is now unofficial Ivy
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-08
HOUSES THIRD VOYAGE

This is the third time the colonel has been called upon to cross the ocean since Europe became inveloped in war.
 Secretary Lansing's rormal explanation of the purpose of the conference coin cides with the brief announcements al- ready made by the Trench and British premiers. While the personnel of the missions to be sent by the other belltg- erents is not known as yet, it is clearly indicated that they will be of equal iin- portance and will include the military chiefs of each power as well as the chiefs of the various civilian agencies created for the prosecution of the war.
 Most of the results .f the conference probably will be disclosed only in events on the battle fronts. These may not be apparent soon, for it takes time to pte In motion so vast a mechanism as is contenpla ted.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-08
AMERICA WANTED MEETING

There have been many indications that the conference was called at the request or the United States. In selecting it's representatives the United States has provided in advance against becoming involved in any discussion of peace terms or political questions There is no dip lomattc representative with the mission. The business at this rIrne of every mem per or Colonel Houses staff Is war nali Ing and there can be no discussion o. any matters not having to do directly With the prosecution of the war.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-08
MASS OF DATA

The mission went supported by experts in each of the governmental agencies represented and with a mass of data on every subject relating to American re- sources. There will be little need for delay, while additional facts may be cabled after.
 Colonel House speaks officially for the government and may be regarded as the personal representative of the President as commander in chief of the army and tho navy
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-08

sized the fact that this gathering is to i,
 De war conference and nothing else, l charged with mapping out a plan of campaign against Germany. Ito bring the conflict to a. speedy and satisfactory end
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-08
GREAT GENERAI, STAFF

The situation pictured by the secre- tary shows that the real purpose of the conference is to create in effect great general staff to coordinate and direct the energies of the cobelligerents It will De the duty of the conferees to deal with military strategy in such sweeping terms that entire nations will be but units Of operations in the great game. The, whole world Is to be welded into one mighty war making machine
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-08

effort as "Eitchener's mob" was of the great British war chief.
 Oscar T. Crosby is armed with facts and figures that will show just what the country can do in financing the war and how it can be done
 Vance Mccormick carries information as to foreign shipments and the plans for distribution of war tasks over An1ec- ican industries so that the staggering load can be carried without a falter. Mir. Colby has the facts as to ships. transports and cargo boats, built, build ing or planned. MT. Taylor can tell al Food Administrator Hoover has been able to learn as to the store of food on hand or the quantity that can be pro- duced in any given time, while MT. Per- kins can show what has been done to- ward providing an order of precedence for outward bound cargoes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-08
NAVAL ACTIVITY DESIRED

There has been indications that the Washington government was anxious to know what might be possible in the wav of greater naval activity against the Germans On his return Admiral Mayo vas in frequent conference with Admiral eral board. Admiral clemson has fhe concensus of American naval opinion as to the course deemed wise No hint of what that opinion is. however, has bean permitted to leak out.
 Genera! Bliss has seen the American army grow rnuer his own hand Assist ant chief of staff, he fell heir to taa task of building the great machine of raw materials, and raw recruits when General Scott, then chief. was scnt to Russia after the Russian revolution. The gteat army that is taking shape nov throughout the country is almost as much the product of his concentrated
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-08
OTHER ALABAMA HEROES

give his life in defense of liberty for tn Gem of the Antilles.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-08
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
BASIS OF LOAN

'The Secretary of the Treasury invites at par and accrued inter- est, from the people of the United
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-08
AMERICA IS ARBITER
MEN ARE FITTED

The men who composed the American mission are regarded by the government as eminently fitted for their tasks IS each has been personally associated with tne oeveiopment of some phase of the vasl Inonillzation Of the nations re. sources since the United States entered the war. Admiral Benson has personal- " supervised and directed the expansion of the navy. He has had the benefit not only or reports from Vice Admiral Sims. commanding American forces in Euro pean waters but also the direct informa ,ion lurnlshed by Adnbiral Mayo. com latter returned fro Europe where he went as the personal representative of the President.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-15

orci gegen Den aopf, Die lid, ourd,
I%rohungen nid)t ms Nofaborn logen
loIlen. ltno nit Dem beitunoiQcn Spin.
meia aui sic &ernid}tuno Der ocllt
ldlen Alltofratie, loft man Glltr neni-
&c @lnoe hlnter Dem Sfen heruor,
ei1crlei mic lturt man Die t5luth ocs
Norurtbcila lfilrt.
5thr lIort b%cetntr0dtigt miro aud,
Der yrcibcitabonopan0cl oltrd, sic
plelIodc &etteIci, oic im qol3cn
&un0e nidt MIR uIlcilt iilr &rieg%
3lpede Ion0ern and, filr ole uloQlidlett
MobIth0tiasfeltS3ncde mo fmtlell
Heformiallber betriebcn miro. &ielc
mohlmelnenoe Selltc merocn fopildlclt,
neil ihlen to9tdglidl Der Sduorro11-
tcrbclltcl Dor Die Noie gcholtcn miro.
Nir hobcn ms Die Srppc cin1rbrudt
un0 nliti'cn lie aud oll@l0ffcln uno
oontt oie Observation-Disclosures Bin
nehncu, Die mir II bereittt haben.
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Sic Welouua oas Der oeutide {

0berbcfehlsbuber an Der Citfront ser
rllliId)cn Regicr1tng einen geiohr.
lolen Veg 5t ciueur Son6crfric0en
angebuten babe mo oab General
ltob5oiii3lerc llber Ole @rcnSc geqon
gen ilno. I'M Iric0cu3porlhlagc 81
lu1tcrbreitcn, tit cine gang b~elonocro
pllntpc GroIdltuilg. III Gcutlhlono
belteht MISUNDERSTANDING. To3Necr be-
foBt lid, ntdrt nit diplomatic, mo
Ole Diplomatic bcfaBt lid, nidlt NIT
m%llltdrild,en N,ngcIegcrrhcitcn. Wuhr
III MIR, ouG cngItite Gmiilurc nit
Dem iIblld)cu ELECTROMAGNETIC bon
NluInccn unpcrdutmortIld)c Gerlonctt
ncronlo'lcn, Grtl1rrntqcu gcgcu cinen
1cporat'rle0en 5r oertiiuocn. Nbcr
Giles HcIulthei lit ucrlebena. fuB
ldno III m~tlit0rtldl 10 ldlmud Qcruor-
Den un0 0urh mttrr &irrcn 10 hili.
los, 0oG g. uutt on &ricn ocufcn
tunu Der TlQt, ourd, QroBc G'fen.
'tucn i'll C'ttn mo &eitrn Iclttidl
lono unn Cciterrctd, SIT 5crmitrbcn,
lit ariinoljh Nltri0hcrt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-15

9etlteruna fitr Den Grica oic
man Dem grobten SbciI Der Neu0lfcs
rltng nit bent beitcn Millen nid)t eill-
bldlcn fam. neil tic nitt oafilr cnt.
prdn9lid limo, ooB %unicrc S0bne
$500 Wfeilcn ltber oa5 Wtccr rciIcn
lollen, run ocn Seine IN 'einer SobIc
allf5uithcn- Snnn miro ser Ncqci
ltcrllll9, mo lie and, Die &er3en ergrif-
ZEN hat, elm Qeruultiaer G0mpfer ouf
nc'ctt, 0lprdl Die ldlamlp3 in oic N0hc
1ctriebc1cn Sebensmitt Nla
orlttc9 Nbidretungs OtittcI fam
nlon Die III Huaiidt acitcaten
ArteN& rtcncrn b%c3eidncu. 0lc
Den flcfucn Mtan uno ocn 3lpcrqfa-
ptt0liltcn ON id1pcriteu t~rcffcu, ctllcr-
lei mic Die NeitcuerrnQ o~ngcoronet
miro. llno gera0c pom ocll flcircn
&clltcll. Bic 0Itf lhrcu tdaIidlcn Ner
nterlit d~ltgc1plclen lin6 un0 ocn ,3mcrQ
topitnltiten. Die BON ibrcm bcid)clne
ucn Gintommtn Icbcn uuilicn, crnor
let nan an criten, oof lie 1~Srcihcits
bombs fonfcn mo it'd ocn Comfort oe$
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Mnuoelaii!ritcu ul0 1Sobrifiilriten no
ben oic GntiduIoiqlunq. ooii lie Ucln
borNcn millicn. mcniaitrn@ 5citcu
metic. nm lire Ncih0Tte mn Nctricb
SIT holtcn IN wd1IQdN8 hort be
tdnntlid, oic C1cuiita1ihfcit chi urh
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murjclt, ooB init lclncm Ncloc til tr
tier Stuic Den Nothoijrtt,Qcn I'M Nm,
IonoC achoIfcn miro, oai ibm Die
!tohrung&ntlttcl pertIcucrt ucr0cn
neil MO ocn %Au2Ianocrn aus Scr
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lhlttt, gcdcn Die groEfupttallItilhcn
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tiiuittid Ait Ercilr crhohcn mo Nu
der t:cibcn init 0cu @ruttrlldltcn mo
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tur NouounloQcu ermnrtcu Ntlt Iru
h1nQcn nno &er60ttIQunQcn 0cucn
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uuht man aid ttin aroFc2 0apltoI
iSitr ie0e1 Cpier. oaa utult nit Der
GinIhiidterung crIanet It0bt man
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Gr. Nermau ~. Siaac. Der Nclp

PORTER Stuot@ Observation-Disclosures
Scr i'm Au'trulc Scr Hotcicller
,S%ou1oatlou atiunohcitlld'c llntcr-
lud,uu1cu tit otu frlc9iUbrcnocH yam
ocrn Guropoa nnltitellt bot. ioute
fur;Ild, IN Der .9ttru Norf Aorlo~
Gte QtiumoheitIld,tn ,~}uit0uoc In
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ring. Eroufytjh bitttt cjn Vroblrut
pom ioidltm llmiandt ooii ooourd'
sic qltI0itlQt %cbtu2'dhidte,t Der
Rallt ruo sic mjrtbit,oitlidlt &titcr
gutipidtumd ot4 &oItt& truitild b.
orobt }utr0eu.
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Sin Sdllaglldlt III and oae, ncnn

oIc @ilrgcrmciiicr BON Mottoon nlb
Ghurlelton, SIT. 0on Stooten III
><ttoinno ulo 0unioa ou Ole omcrito
Idle Ration oppclircn miillen. Die
lltntplAc Sunmc Don elmer haIben
Otillion oui5ubrnQtn, onmit sic
ourt ocn Sturrmpiuo INN ibrc qnnic
Nobc a%cprndtcn 2nreriFnucr nldlt
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acht bcttcln, ~ucrgeblid bcinnhc. Inn
cine hnlbt Nillliou iiir u mcritd
onfiltbrinaeu' llu0 man mirit nit
Ntiniorocu nm lid,. ntoll pruhlt onnttt,
oaii man 500 WlIirucu Collars
oufhrinAcn miro. nm Sic @ittmeu
mo @niltn Erontreida 5u be
idltrfcn, @oa iii los nit M meri.
"tuiirft"?
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N~tnnMNncctrlt.
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hnIoll@lcltontcrt 81 qeht Sion.
ltoat}u. Dos $hol ot@ QricdliId)cu
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pcld,c lidl itgt nod, cit ~>>boI"
oltltcu. 5tr %ehrc pcrtidtu. Hud,
Ser ,3ur non Nublouo muBtc pom
<hrout lailtu mo nit linn ~i,itr5tt
ietuc 2uuuiiir ood 9iltolau@ mar
oo@ SeQcuthcil pon ciucm NoltH.
hcloen, mar pou cllem Shell lctncr
llltcrth0lleU atbo'it. roi 0rni ull
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-15
Mad, Den Turitellnnoeu Der auolO.

umtritanlldcn 3citunQcu milGtc man
0loubCn. ouB Die omcritoWitt On.
QtnO Dor lnutcr 0ric12bclciitcruWg
Sic gnticroun9 nudl Der Nlillrtcu
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lidp odnit ober thotldhIid, pcrhult.
seiat Der llmritoun, onB ch5iQ
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ircinug bonn Militdrbicnlt uadlge.
ludf boben. Domit lit Die gauge
sSSriegsbegeiiterung" actcnujeit)net
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-15
Seitiifter amerifaniiher Sel=
Sampier llbooiopIer.
gSaihinatolL H.. ,<ltlli

Der bcitlltte omeritaniid)c Camp
fcr Nctrolitc BON Ser Stdnhnr> iii
80. 3It0 Soumcn, 1T bon cincn1
oettidrr l%lnttriccboot p%cricnft nor
ocn 6olftIor6erid,tc melocn. ooi} eilr
Noot nit odlt3chn Ntnljn. Dem orittcrl
Ntodt mno Dem crItcn Suacnicur &c
lancet poroen iii mo oob }pci @oote
nit elmer unbetanttcn 3nhl non %cu-
ten nrrn1iit nCrOcll.
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@oloeu Cot @ebduIe. nuthomatiittr
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vile oteie M}aidiucu limo uhiolui ga
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trogeu utn lie betrdgt bon soc bis $500.
IL mad. oer Giitan3.
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9oti5 uou ,3ctt gu 3eit cradu5t mo pcr
dtnert. lno otcle Rreile rldlten itdl mad
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ilber1cnoen. gbenio aut uuo iichcr liuo
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die Die A3euten in otleu GrprcB= Ztutius
men drsiteteu. Wenn man oo3 @etr per
Roftau'ueli uuR ooer per @rpreHdntueiiuna
tdJidt, tit q uldlt nutblpeubla. ocu betrcis
fetoen @rief reqiitrtreu 81 Idlieu, ipcun
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man Dageqen @darQeIo III Den Nrief, 10
toUte 0teier tets rcQiitrirt lrerocn, mn
fiber 5u lem. odR hcrietbe rtd,tia dt
fonumt. Sir Weloienoungeu in einfachcm
8risfusrihtuiie iIbcruehmcu mir telncrs
lei Berdnttuortlld)fclt. Snt TdIic BON
doreBuerdnoeruupen oerQene man ia
uitt. Die oIte ebeuiolpobl uic Sic ucue
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mir DEN Humen in oen @itdleru gar njdt
finocu.
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70 oft 9eId)iebt. ais uermelntlite Chit.
frfg ii b h aIteu merocn, ion
hem iinb Den 9rieieu betSuIcQcM
GHittluQ erfolat mn ourdl Neu0eruuo
oeS Botums nuf Dem Torc6itrciitu.
9lan a%hreiiire einfah:
~&.Orofetn", "a Grofe, isis.
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o0er n%crnbidlclIt

oereu gcTiirhtet ooer perabldeut
Die idrmeriten nGorpiirie", ote
man 1e1cn ben d,arofterfelten aon-
ltontin crbeben fonntc, moren, hab
er icincm Sanoc Den Tricoen ers
holten lnolltc, un0 ooB ietne Sc
moblin, Ole WtIttcr oc9 ieBigcn
aoulas. cine SdpcItcr oe9 2eut
id,cn 0utItr@ lit
%. Notf5bD
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Shmere anflaqe.
TaIlas, Ter, If. ,\lini

~Nf ~NtF ~ NIEFI-
FllnTunofiInf5ig Gerioncu. qr0Btcn.
thctla N|itgIie0cr Scr Tarucra
ans &aborcre @rotcctipc Niiociotion.
ilno ON Wontag in GoIlas.
Ger, non Den 9unocsqrobacifmorc
ncn Der oufrilhreriitcu &critmo.
rllng gcQcn Die Rcaierung Ser Ger.
Stooten on9etIngt mooeu. Meh.
rere Der angeflngten beiinoen lid, Be.
reits I'M @efangnif.
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Ncnu Die Tcutid,cu cine framso.

iiidlc Stoot III 5riinmer leacn. 10 III
Is Hlarburrl Wcnu Ole ,S%raniuictl
Il,rru tiQcncn HonoaIcutcn Nou3 uto
No' uun Wlrdlthiirnt 5ulanneuidllc.
zen. 10 hts cine Observation-Disclosures
llu0 my}n oit NrIttu on@ ldlouc
Giitll0c IN SdnItt INTO [rilmmcr Der
muuottl 10 riihmcn ltd lbrc Wcridltt
nod obtu0rriu.
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prdntien Site.

Gin 3abr i'm &orau5 bc3ahIcuoe @bonz
ncn1eu cradlten ic einen idoucu NaIens
Der ais 8r6nie gratis mo p0rtoirei, ooet
elm NoUtlieuSud1, luooou mir 3ipel potz
rdtbiq aabeu. ~5eierobenonunoen" mn
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