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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-10-05
SOLDIERS WILLS
IN ODD FORMS
In Rhyme and Without Reason
British T0mmies Leave
Estates Vast and Small

London-The "last will and testa-
ment," which the British private fire.
quently writes into the little army
"paybook," which he carries with him
wherever he goes, is an interesting
study. Wills made in the trenches
are legal without witnesses, and the
soldiers own signature is all that is
required to make such a will accept
able to the courts. Even if the sig
nature is lacking the will still may
be accepted if there is evidence as to
the handwriting or intention of the
'~testator. In every case the war Of
flee authorities make every effort to
carry out the soldiers wishes, how
ever crudely they are expressed or
however fantastic they may be.
r Many of these trench wills have
Tommy Atkins characteristic touch OF
humor. Some are in dialect, some in
phonetic spelling. Several have been
in cipher, which have taxed the wal
office experts to solve. Occasionally
they leave purely imaginary possess
ions to institutions or fictitious per
sons. 4...,...
Wills Written in Rhyme.
Here is a will in rhyme which wa:
written while the soldier was on duty
at "a listening post" in mo Man,
Land:
81 haven't a sweetheart; l haven't
mother;
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-10-05
WHY GERMANY WANTS PEACE

WHY GERMANY WANTS PEACE
The big German business organi-
cations all over the world have disin-
tegrated and the words "Made in Ger
many" on manufactured goods are not
going to be a very good selling argu-
ment for years to come, so thoroughly
has Germany made herself hated by
enemies and neutrals alike. We may
we'll blieve that German financial and
political leaders are beginning to real
ize that, whatever the issue of the
war, financial and economic ruin stares
them in the face There probably has
never been a time since the war be-
gan when Germany as a whole has
been so anxious for peace. The recent
utterances of Won Kuehlmann the new
German foreign secretary, are in
strange contrast to his predecessors
clatter of the mailed fist. We hear
that "a policy based on might alone
and not on right is doomed to failure
from the beginning" Could there be
a more accurate description of Ger
many's policy up to date? If the
German leaders have begun to see
the light there may be some hope
that real peace negotiations will re-
suit from the peoples initiative. While
the German foreign secretary thus
publicly ate the humble pie, the states
men of the entente allies consulted a.
> to their answer to the pope's message
And while they consulted, fighting
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-10-05
THIS IS THE LAND
"A Montana Rallad)

This is the land of sedge-brush and
sand
And coyotes and winter and
skeeters,
Of showers that fail, except for the
hail,
And hope that perpetually teeters.
This is the land where highwaymen
In companies called Real Estaters,
Who stake you a tent on a hill of &C.
ment
And tell you to 60 and-raise taters
This is the land in greatest demand
BY furreners over the ocean,
Who come with a sack and never e
back,
BIT keep all the state in commotion
This is the land where men are un
manned
Because they a never get marrie'
| And that is because the woman VIII
Out here transitorily tarried.
The glorious land where lunatic
stand
And madly gaze DER the prairie,
Their eyes to a crack in a witnessing
ing shack,
Their domes, like their domicile
airy.
Yes, this is the land-Pal, give n
your hand
You what? Sure, you know l w
flushing!
Hey, put up your gun-1ll put up II
Come ONT is time we we
mushing.
JOHN PRESTON.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-10-05

lance from home is another thing
that wheat growers should be on their
guard against. No wheat grown and
bred for California conditions, for in
stance, no matter how good for Cali
fornia, has been found adapted to
the country east of the Rockies. Cali
fornia adapted wheats do not succeed
east of that state. Neither would the
wheats adapted to the Atlantic coast
or the Mississippi Valley succeed in
California. In short, homegrown seed
should be used unless the state agri-
cultural experiment station or the
United States department of agricul.
ture advises otherwise"
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-10-05
THE GLASGOW COURIER

do. Educational classes are instituted
for those who desire to improve their
leisure hours. There is religious in
spiration for those who seek it. There
is healthy recreation for those who
wish it. The Y. M. c. A. is the great
club Of the enlisted man.. 1t is open
to them all, no matter what their
creed. It is the bureau of informa-
ton in every camp and cantonment
the center from which radiates all the
physical and social activities. 1t is
the nearest thing to home that the
enlisted men will find in the army.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-10-05

I've only one sister, not even q
brother;
NV sister Susan is all I've got,
So Of aught that's mine she an have
the lot"
This will went through the courts
without question, despite its unusual
form. Another will in rhyme, leaving
the money to the "first comer," is
the following:
"Whoever first sets eyes on this
Gets everything I leave,
For my kith and kin are dead and
gone
And I've not a friend to grieve.
There's a tidy bit in the bank, you'll
| find,
And my army pay, though small;
So, stranger, breathe one sigh for me,
You're welcome to it all"
This will was forwarded by the
young sergeant who found it and he
shortly afterward received notifica-
ton that the tidy "bit," which turned
out to be a substantial sum of money,
had been deposited to his account.
Beer for Tom and Joe.
Still another will in rhyme was
written by a private who had been
cut from his comrades for three days
without food or water and probably
without sleep for the greater part Of
that time, until the greatest desire IN
life seemed to him to get a big drink
It was as follows:
"If I'm knocked out by bullet or bomb
When over the top we go,
A gallon of beer I leave to Tom,
Another to sq%uint-eyed Joe.
"We've borne the worst of a soldiers
thirst,
Through days and nights of woe
Give my dad the rest-if I go ives
There's a drink for Tom and Joe.
There was some difficulty in carry
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-10-05
Y. NJ. C.. A. AT CAMP LEWIS

At Camp Lewis, American Lake,
WASH, where the drafted men of the
new national army, being assembled
for training in the western depart
ment, the army Y. M. c. A. buildings,
thoroughly equipped and splendidly
manned, are awaiting the thousands
that are arriving daily. Tons upon
tons of writing paper and envelopes
are within reach, books and maya
zines have been carefully laid out, well
lighted buildings with ample facili-
ties for writing letters home, for re-
creation and comfort, are completed
and everything is free.
Wherever American troops r sent
this same welcome awaits the soldier.
The sign of the red triangle of the
Y. M. C. A. means that within the
walls of the building a friendly well
come awaits the soldier, that every
thing in the building is at his dis
posal and there are no dont's and dues,
The secretaries are efficient, train
ed men, who strive to please him, to
look after his comfort, to advise and
cheer him. It is a place where he may
90 when he is homesick or weary anc
find genuine comrades, where he may
take his money for deposit, where HI
will meet clean fellows with clear
thoughts.
Whatever the army and navy Y. M
C. A. can do to make a mar physical
", morally and mentally fit for ser
vice to his country, it is striving t.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-10-05

ing out this bequest, owing to the fact
that half the men in the company
claimed to have been called "Tom" and
"Joe," by the testator and the whole
estate was finally turned owe to the
father, it being left to him to carry
out the "two gallon clause" Al he
would see fit.
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flared up violently on every 'front.'
Henry Farrand Griffin, in Leslie's.
HOW TO BUILD A FIRE
WITH A PIECE OF ICE

It was an Arctic explorer who first
discovered that a fire can be made
with a piece Of ice. Not that the ice
itself will burn, but through its aid it
is possible to start a fire. A piece
of ice smooth and clear and not too
large, pointed at one end, can be
held in such a position that it will
focus the SUMS rays. When these
rays are concentrated on a piece Of
gun cotton they will cause combus-
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-10-05

ton, thus starting . flame.
There is no record Of papsr being
ignited by this method. ~ . piece Of
ice in the desired size viii melt BE-
fore the necessary heat can be OBJ
tanned. But the Arctic explorers have
employed the means described when
matches or flint were not to be had.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-10-05
Group.

Group.
If your children are subject to Group
get q bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, and when the attack comes
on be careful to follow the plain print
ed directions. You will be surprised
at the quick relief which it affords.
Mountain advocate., 1917-02-02
Report of City Treasurer, showing the Receipts and
Disbursements for the year 1915 for the City
of Barbourville.

Barbourvle, KY, Jan. 1st 1917
Hon. NJ Wilson, Mayor and Board of Council of the City of
Barbourvie Kentucky.
Gentlemen:
Herewith submit report showing receipts and dsburse
ments of receipts for the year 1916.
Respectfully
c. c. SMITH, City Treasurer
Mountain advocate., 1917-02-02


q M Golden labor l5
Tom Patton I" 1l25
Fomey l5
James White $50
James Burgess Is.
j Burgess Is.
James Shorter 1850
z c Mitchell, hauling rock 2l.50
Enoch Mays - IT'S
Mcdonald city attorney for tender Knox Quarterly
Court for side walk built on Allison Ave. COttongim
property 1859
Barbourvile Light Co.. lights for May $50.
Faulkner salary Assessor for 1916 1887
Brit Catron commission 1915 collected in May l2
j Lawson, rent for city hall to 7-l516 10.
Brit Catron salary for May 25.
Williams hauling rubbish 2.
Brit CatrOn killing and burying dogs 5.
G M Golden, labor 1850
FOrney 988
Tom Patton Glib
James Burgess A85
Burgess 485
James Shorter 1410
Mitchell hauling rock LIS
Enoch Mays :" 1880
Wade Prichard " - 450
Faulkner Co.. teng and roofing $50
Walker supervisor y
Joe Hopper 8.
Lewis a" 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-02

ipieicn. coer 10 Bro3eut Der AnfCnufi.
Iinge. sliIberben tuiirben i'm pergall-
Jenen Sabre 2781 Nuslanoer pergll'
tit iinb aus bcrn 2anbc gcn'icieii. 5nl
abeelaufenen Sisfaljahre t-aien 3ti'i,.
TAB ausIinber eiil ii,lo 240,S07 per.
Iiebsn Die Der. Stoaten Scmit Dir
eie Hettpsanobme in Der 1epDIisruns
fir bas Sabr 125,e41 perionen.
Bon ben 3useldnenen. tptlte la
Sabre ober Glter tparen. permotten
4O.13s fpeber 3u Isfen nr9 au ihrei=
ben. 24,877 mdnnliden unb 1921
ipsibiiden GsfHlehtes. Somit iparen
16.1 p-oaent Der suseIaiisnen Gin
panberer SIlitsratsn. Die SussldiIes
nen Gintpanberer pieisn $19,378.S46
auf, Elm Durdf9nitt BON $65 per
aopf, bod III bamit niht gefagt, bab
bic s(ntOmmlinse nidt mebr als bic
aufsepieIsnen getras, mitgebraht bas
ben. BON 1S9,37S Der antbmmlinoe
ipurbe bic grtIdruns absesebsn, bab
fie ibre pafiase Ielbit beSablt babtn,
fpGbrenb 104.233 ertlGrt boben, bab
ibre paiIase bon @srpanoien b.sabIt
ipOrben 1T, unb 5O15 iasten. bab ibre
paiiass bon aeut.n beSabIt iporben 1T.
ipelhe ni4t NIT ibnen peripanbt ipos
rem.
Gin Invertebrates aapitel IN benz
geritt befhaftisi fi6 nit befertirien
Seeleut.n unb .bIinben Iafagisren@.
Srcsbem aus Der Stiffabrt bic osuts
fhen unb 6Iterrei9iI9en Sampfer
auseefdIoFen parsn, betrus bic 3abl
Der beisrttrten S.elsuts 1854, unb CO
beibt in bem B.riti. bdb biei, 2ebI
nur foIde Seeleuie betrifft, beren
Werbuften Der GinnanSsrungsbebGrb
semeIbst porben IN, unb ansunebmea
iei bab bic 3abI bebeutsnb grSbsr gez
tpsieu iei. auf ben Safen DON Nep
yori entfalIen bon Der Gefammt,otl
nur 1865 unb bic nGdfi bStfe Sc5l
Iieferte Der 6afsn Don Baltimore nit
995. Die 3abI Der auf ausIGnbii6sn
Oampfern etns.truffsnen .blinber
paiiasiere- mirb NIT $50 onaeaebsn,
BON peIhen 859 ouf ben Safen BON
Rem Dorf entfaIIen. Die pGbrene
Oes Sobres folIstiirts aopfiteu.r ,uirb
nit $761 .H0.5O onsessben, pdbrenb
fiir 30,23o ausIdnbsr bie Gtsusr npt
mar.
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Cine MilliOn peniser Ginipan.
berer.

Der Sdbresbsriat BEG generalsin.
panberungs &ommiHdrs 2ln!orio
Gaminetti erstbt, tnb tpGfrn nb b 8
NIT SUM 1916 aesnbeen gis,ali 8.
reg in ben 8trsizioten staat,n 366,s
74S9fusIdnSer sinsetrofen finb, 29s,s
626 Smmigrantsn unb 81, 1922 Rift,
iinmigranten, eine abHatme DON
103,e33 segen bas In 1914 sseubsis
Gisfaljubr. Sn bsm Dsr9ltibsjo5r
trofen 1,403, 3,0s1 MusIdrber elm, l..
218,480 Smmisranten unb 1S4,6O1
Rittimmisranten. Sn bsm in 1915
e,enOeten 5istaliabr trafen 434,244
Gusldnosr elm, 326,700 Cunningham.
fen nnD iUf.oi4 Jii9iiimmiqr MIN.
Mdbrenb bes pergangensn Sasrss
iuurben 1887 gIusIanber suriidge.
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bss arnIasepef&dft ibdiissnbtn @nns
len iDnnttn nit 9iiIfs tintr glsattl's.
bouIs Ginri9tuns lire insetIdrsnsf
jebr, umfnnsrtit<n Mnldae 3rans'
atiionsn austaufGen unb ber Mltie1ts
b5rfs nur bic Jur 9lbiuitiruns nsr
apnisn tbrtr Aunben noiblpsnotes
gifan3 iibsrtDsifen.
elus bisfsr Hcntropsrfe ttsiebt Nh'
bic arSbte arife, tpsI6er bts louoos
ner gSrT, iia je eeatniibsr seIshtn
bat, nnb bis az stipifem Gtabt bdt
iie bieIelbs fih islbIi 5u bunisn. Gie
Bat iAatIdtIid NIT unferef D5fIs
locperirt, Inn einsm irternattonaIeri
sfrbiiraaegeitdft elm Gubs Jii ini4sn,
fpeld,,s friiber MitgIisbern bsr Ntsp
g)brfsr pie Der 2onbonsr gOr1s ars
iebnIiden 0sipinn asbruhi bat. Td'
nit, bab bur6 bi,fes geIHdft EN-
5rsitsrtr Wartt s.f8dffen tuurbs. bot
az auh BEN flsinsn Wdtler ebsr ssf
niibt, als aefhacst. aonocn bat nud'
bjsfm W,rfetr NIT ben 86rftn II
gtdbisn. rpit MandeIier unb @las'
aotp, unt.rfast, unb tbatfdhIi4 iloms
inert bic oonbon,r atiienb6rie iih n
persp,if,Ii.r W.if. an ibr Mcnopol.
cbns einsnIet.n, bab frliher cbsr ipds
ter Daonopolc iit f,lbit seriiSrsn.
(sP.n ycritr Sianta5titnng)
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@aibingtpner SDrgen.

Ju ben umtIi9eu areiien Der 8uns
besbauptitabt 1T man bur9 bic Nels
bung bsuHrubist, bab enslaub naa
8eenbiguns Oes arisses a9t isinsr
srobten arisgsf4iffe an Sapan lbsrs
laiien fpirb, I'M ieiner 5Iotts Elm sros
bes Hebsrssipidbt iber bic unierise al
gsben, 10 OaB es feline pldne sur Be
berrf4ung bes iIOliden Gtillen
sSosssans unb betreffs Gbincs, un5sbins
bert burd uniere @inpdnoe, ars3u.
fiibren Oermas. Diefc Sorsen Iinb
bis GOlssa elmer srunDfali6eu pOlitit.
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sruAlOie 8uitdnb. in sibirien.
@eitgehnoIte SiIfe fir @efaneenc
nnerldbli6. - @eriht Der SiIis.
attion Tientiin an bic arieeseefan.
genen.5iiricrse sntroIlt Bib id,red.
Iiter Seioen iln6 srobier Rotb.

gon 9robtem SntereHe fir aac
Sreunoe un6 Conner Der geap gorter
Observation-Disclosures glo. "a
Rortb Ioore Gtrabe. oiirite nad,iie.
berber 8eriht Der SiIisafticn Gien.
tim fein, rpeIder In anifauIiher @eiie
fIarIeet, pie ungebeuer srob bic Rotb
in ben 2agern in Sitirien 1T, ipo
3ebntcuienbe BON 6eutifen un6 offer.
raifiid>uneariiden 8ipiI. inbarieas.
aefangeTen nun ibre ifliiunrite Sci.
ecrS5eit btirdsumaden baben. Ger
geridt Iaet ferner has erpbe aJiab ccr
Silfeleiihiug erfeunen, Die imbeoinJt
Ectbneilbig 1T, tpenn oen 8cidngere,,
III ,wedmaBiger @eiie sebolfen per.
ben ioa. llnb gleidlSeitip nniiien Die
nadItebcnbcn ausfiibriingen su mel.
terer aiisceoebnter llnteritiisung oes
SiIisiperfs aniporilen. Ger Sunaer
III Der 8efannenen iflimuriter Ss;no.
4Pit Der 10 beiidnie in allen SbciIea
tes 2anbes dlifgenonurlenen neiicn
Sdnnnlnna Der Striegsgefanacnsn.
Siiriorae 5ir eMtierlbung pon gla1.
rungsnlittein nnh ben @cianaenenla.
germ bofft mon bieies arobIcnl Icicn
sn fornen, ipcm bic SiIisattion ant
ipeitartin IN 10 reitycm Mabe our9
Sas gebefreu6ige amerifaniibe gubIi.
iim unteritiitt tpirb.
Sn bern gerid)t heibt es II. a.:
r9unddft erImIben nir ims, SbEen
cinige 3ablen aus i,nierem monat.
Iid,en Budget 5ii nennen:
ausaaben fir llnteritiisina Der
arieesllefangeuen (SoipitaI 8iucd,.
Aoitgui6eiierune, geribeiIing OH re.
biirftige Nonnidnfter), bic oirc5
gerBie rno Dffisier.acnmittees ror.
genorrnen perfen, rnonatlid, ca. SiQ,'
600, llHtertiibIngen fir 3ipiI9sfan.
gene, bic Den ~ bieiem 3iped gebilo,.
ten Gcmmittees jugeIeitet peroen. mo.
iiatli6 ca. $4,000, 9lusaaten 'iir
iinpcrbergeiebene Sale. nTe ileberIupi.
hingeu ai. bic Dertreter 6es SdnpeDi.
.feu 9fotbe,r streu5es, inonailid, ga
S10L-15.c00; Sebensmittcl, 8leiser,
SorItiae5. moHafIib ca. $4,000; Gin.
el.unteritiislulpen, be3ip. DarleCcil,
monatlim co. $40 COO. sE ben ei,iyes.
ncu aPonnter grtraalSgnben CUR gc.
id,afflns BON Mebifameaten nilp.
$4,000.
Bur grIdiItsr,mg ni0ge foIgsnoes
tienen:
Guf uiriere @eranIiiiung habrnI
ii6 In ben sin5elneu GsfangsnsnIa.
germ aommitttes DON asr5ten uHb
Gffi3ieren ee6iIb,t, meIde bic Der.
tbsilung ber linen bur4 uns ibers
fanbten Summen iibernsbmen. Gin
grDbsr sbeil bisfer getrdse tpirb fiir
5ofpitaI5n.d, unb fir aoiiaufteFsts
iinq pernonbt. gs in nuturgemib
nit rinem fsbr groBsn pro5snt'nB
pon arnnfen AZ rthnen, fir bic tbeiis
tpsife aud NIT nnfsren @elberr 6ofpts
taller sineeri6ist ipiirben. Diefe 5os
iPIIuirr iDuIutH ipiln1I, i1H u Oie e.1 e:.1
bem lebterp6bnten aussnbspoiten srs
itbtn. bur& uaS nit wlsDisamentsil
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IN 81. Y,t,rsburs, W'r. aGrisan, N
Gmpfuna nebm.n ipirb. Die wtr'
tkiIuns jDll unt,r folsenbe 5.tn Hus
str srfoisen: Gauria. Nsrii4insi,
gtretensl, 1fdita. aniipida. pislt'
jdanfa, @rs9ne llbmst, Berelopia,
arasnoiarsl, Srtutst.
(sss.) SiIfssattion
fir Dtutihs unb Osittr.sungar.
Gsfanssne in Sibirien"
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.
TrobIodtnb nirb osytiin.
bet, bab Der &ries ben Ser. Staten
cine Sanbslss9ilans BON fiinf MiIz
liarben Dollars sebraht bat, bemnaf)
ein GROCER S,sen fir uuier 2auo ses
ipeien tit. Der ,ipe angebeutet rDirb.
ben auiirteu gu Deroanteu 1T, bic ia
alIein bon uns taufen i0nnen. Die
Rehnuns taun aber au4 anbers ses
felt tpsrben. Wenn man ben profit
Der flint Milliarben auf stpei Wtlliarz
ben anieBt, nas Elm iebr liberaler
SaB III, 10 ldbt iib na4tpeiieu, bdb
bas Bolt Der Der. Stauten biefen mi.
ben in Solse bes arieses ObtpultenbeH
Sbeuerunsspreifen b.5ablt bat. ginen
Nuben bdben nur bas Wan Strt.t
Spnbitat unb bic Wunittonsfabritans
ten eebabt unb lin bieie reid gu mo.
den, baben bic Der. Stadtsn uui ihre
nationals Gbre persidtet unb cine unz
tilgbars 9lutf9ulD auf fi4 seIubsn.
pie Sprederpabl g i'm na<
iiDnaIeu Reprdisntantenbauis be-
i4dftist bic polititer. neil bic Gnts
i6eiouug. psr gum Spre6er sepabit
iperoen ioa. in Sdnben Der psnigsn
prOsrefipen Iiest, bic iibris seblisbsn
iinb ,oa spii9eu ben 9auptparteien
Stimmenslei4beit beitsbt. IS ban=
belt iih alfo barum. auf peIae Seite
bic prOsreftDen iid ftelsn pcrOen.
Damn beitebt in Der republitanijdrn
purtei ielbit eine unittmmistsit be-
ireffs beg &anOibaten, ben iie fir bas
Spre1erdmt aufItelIen Tou. Die iibers
ipiesenbe Webrbeit 1T fir Tlann aus
Sainois. Sieier pirD Don sinisen BE.
ionbers srimmisen DeutftenbafIern,
ME Gardner Don MaFaduietts, be-
idmpft, neil .r, pie iie iasen, Iit fir
ben bsutf4en auiier ertlart babe.
Sas pirb in Der 5botiadg entbedt,
bab Maun iebr eHtidiebeu fir bic
Rfolution fpra4, pelde amerilanis
ide 9irser ontpeifen foIlte, fid allitrs
ten 9anoelsidiffen fern gu balten.
Das porteilihteit fir Deutfdlanb su
Hennsn. 1T cine @erbrebuns Der s6ats
laden. Wann noIlte nidt 1eutids
lamb belfen, fonbern Der bamaliaen
Mbii4t bes prdfibenten sntsssentreten,
Der iid fart nit benz 9sbanten sl
trasen fdien, &ries NIT Deutidlaao
onsufansen, mas Ranu unb iosar bic
wtgoritdf bes 5anies ui6t suse5en
nolIte.
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Der prdfibtnt bGItfeine

brIebsnsbe sbeftrebnuesu NIT Der Unit
fpurf, ipei9s bic MliTten auf ben
otutiden RDnfereu5DOrf9Ias sesctsn
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