davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-06-16
WHAT
IS NEEDED NOW
FEW REALIZE NATION is FIGHT
ING FOR IT'S VERY *,
tSTENCE.

Wellington. June Sacrifice
which the war will bring is needed
by America to lift its people TO ha
spiritual exaltauou developed in TIA.
ropoaa warning Mat'ons, iien'y =. ia.
visoA, chairman of me Red Cross war
council, told :hc Washington cAaptea
OF tine Red Cross To-Day
y wish for 10 in ho said "bu'
hope ana pray That whatever may
be needed 10 arouse us to a sense OF
sacrifice and cleanse us from our
selGsmess will come to us"
Dir. DAWSON expressed doubt ii
moro than cno per cent Of tho
Americans realize .hat we are to-
day no, only H2huus for the princt-
pies upon which oar republic was
founded. but for our very existence cd
People Of England and Franco also
were SLOW 10 change thetr ideas early
in the war. he aid, huf now it seems
as If their affection and regard Tor
mankind had immeasuably in.
creased. They seem to be without
aalice CT deaien envy or jealousy
without sordi3 ambition 20 be living
on q better and hiehor plane
"Thc process Of Gre which ha:
thus purified them has beam for oar
accoant as well as yhcir own
"I hone yca viii not think ne an
ijealist; ! was never more practical
N my thoughts It is perhaps IN
appreciation Of this that has caused
ne to go to The Red Cross
For ! firmly believe that through
the Red Cross we can not Only ren-
der a service 10 the people C. om
allies, to those who are today fight
ing for us, but we can bring force
fully to our own people a sense both
Of their obligation ana of their op-
portunity and I am optimistic enough
TO believe that the men and women
Of this country will, in a not far dis
tant day, rejoice in sacrifce-in real
sacrifice"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-06-16
SECRETARY BAKER CALLS
FOR 100000 MEN AT ONCE

The secretary of war made the fol-
lowing statement yesterday with ref
ernce to the regular army.
The cavalry, engineers, coast artil-
Iery, signal corps and quartermaster
corps of the regular army have al
ready been brought to war strength.
Forty-five thousand recruits are
needed at once to complete the new
regiments of infantry and field artil-
lery.
Twenty-Five thousand additional re.
cruits are desired at the earliest prac.
ticable date to fill vacancies in order
that the war strength of 100000 men
may be maintained.
Facilities are in readiness for plac-
ing these 10000 men under proper
training.
Any delay in obtaining this number
will necessarily cause the loss of in
valuable time.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-06-16
Over Billion Dollars.

New York, June 15.-With tabulat-
ing clerks many hours behind the sub
scriptions, the participation of buyers
of Liberty Loan bonds in the New
York federal district apparently had
reached the aggregate of 1852 100000,
and it appears certain New York's
share in the loan will exceed more
than half of the two billion total.
Last hour appears that brought a
flood of applications for bonds into
stores, banks and trust companies
marked the closing hours of the
campaign for the Liberty Loan i'll
New York.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-06-16
AURORA lMPRESSES PRO
GERMANS WITH LOYALTY

Aurora, Ind, June 15.--Flags are
flying from windows OF all Aurora
homes today A crowd Of one thou-
sand people including three hundred
women, marched from house to house
last night dragging out the pro-Ge~-
mans in their night clothes and max
ing them hoist the stars and stripes.
The authorities made only feeble
effort to check the crowd.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-06-16
Session Yesterday Was an Un-
usually Interesting and In
structive One.
CONVENTION ENDS TO-DAY
Clinics We're Held Yesterday
at Hotel OgIetiioTDc by S3me
OF the Nest Famous Dentists
in the State.

The convention OF the Georgia Den
tai association will come 10 a close
with today's session. The convention
this year has been one of the most
successful in the fOrty-ninc years of
lis existence The meeting of tbia
body is looked forward each year
with greater interest as in this day
and time the interchanging Of expe-
riences is very valuable.
Clinics commenced yesterday at .
o'clock, and, it is stated, were un-
usually interesting to the members.
as we'll as a number Of local citi-
2eas. Among the Interesting fe9,udes
was a human mead used for demon
stration purposes.
Tie following is the program for
today:
Saturday, june IS
Final report OF committee AMI ur-
finished business election Of officers
and selection of next place Of meet
Ing
The followins papers atzl lantora
lectures have been promised for tl;ia
meeting. Announcement as 10 time
for each Will lee made by the presi-
dent.
Papers.
DR. B. E. Todd. Atlanta: Modelling
compound as an impression material
for full dentures "
DR. DeLos L, Hill, Atlanta: "The
application of business principles to
the practice of dental surgery"
DIR. c. G. Howard, Atlanta: "7hc
influence Of habit on arch develop
ment."
DR.. J. w, Pierce Columbus: I'm
portance Of caring for deciduous
teeth"
DR.. F. p. Atkinson. Brunswick:
Treatment Of edentu:ous arches with
flabby. soft tissue for a proper fit
ting plate"
DR.. A. F. Daniel, Rome: onward
and upward"
DR.. JOS D. Eby Atlanta: "The ben
efits derived by early treatment of
malocclusion."
DR. P F. Callihan McRae "Etiol-
ogy Of dental diseases"
Lantern Lectures.
Mr. L. J. Weinstein. New York
City: "Peeso system of removable
bridge work, including the metalluI-
gical researches and their special ap-
plication -
Dr. NJ. D. Huff. Atlanta: "The use
and abuse of the Xrays."
DR. s L. Silverman, Atlanta: "Api-
coectomy, its indication and simpli
fed technic"
DR. j. Russell Mitchell Atlanta:
Anatomical and removable bridge
work"
Dr. Robin Adair, Atlanta: Modern
methods in pyorrhea treatment -"
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FEDERAL REVENUE MEN
WORK IN WEST VIRGINIA
F-lss ---

Charleston, ". Va. June 15.-Fed
eral revenue officers are cooperating
with state prohibition authorities to
ferret out liquor stills which author'
tics believe are flourishing in the
mountain sections OF the state since
the so-called quart month law be
came operative. Authorities say pro
hibition law yiolators prefer the risks
involved in Old time "moonshine" dis
tiIling tQ those Of bootlegging. since Q
systematic campaign against the lat
ter has been in Drogress.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-06-16
BOYS BACK is PPOKEN
IN AN AUTO ACCIDENT

Albany Ca, June 15-Eugene A.
Odum Z white hoy about Is years
old, suffered a broken back yester-
day afternoon when an automobile
driven by H. E. BarWick, was over
turned on the Blue Springs road, near
the brickyard. Mr.. Barwick received
several gashes on his face and head,
but was not seriously injured Mr.
Barwick's son, who was also in the
car, escaped without injury.
FOURTH TO REFUSE
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SENATE To HOLD
Up FOOD BILL.
OPPOSITION is CERTAIN TO DE-
LAY, If NOT DEFEAT, THE
BILL SOON.

Washington, June 15.-Because of
the opposition of Senators Hoke
Smith, Hardwick, Kirby and a few
other democrats who have reyolted
against the administration on the
food program, food control legislation
will be held up Indefinitely unless
President Wilson succeeds in win
ming republican support
1t is regarded as certain that the
measure will not be enacted in time
10 affect the present crops The l.>.l
is expected to pass the house next
week.
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CHICAGO Passes Quota.

Chicago, June 15.-The Chicago
district Liberty Loan passed its quota
of 26O.000,O00 The first figures an
nounced were $2G5, 100000 and an of
fetal of the federal bank predicted
that the loan the seventh district
(Chicago) would be over-subscribed
by $4O,00O,0O0
Many banks remained opened late
last night to accommodate subscrib-
ers and today nearly every bank in
the city opened an hour earlier than
usual in anticipation of a big busi-
ness in bonds.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-06-16
ALLIES RETAKE
MUCH TERRITORY
MORE THAN SIX HUNDRED
SQUARE MILES HAVE BEEN
RECAPTURED.

London June 15.-More than siy
hundred square niles in France and
Belgium have been recaptured by the
British since the war began, SAYS to-
days war office bulletin.
Since the war began. seventy-six
thousand German prisoners have been
taken.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-06-16
P0STOFFICE EMPLOYEES
AND NATIONAL GUARDS
FAILED TO REGISTER

Chicago, June 15-It was discover
ed today that a large number of post
office employees and six hundred na-
tional guardsmen had failed to regis
ter here, owing to the belief that they
were not required to register
The Washington authorities have
been notified.
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Retirement Of Gcrmans.

Berlin, June 15.--Retirement ofthe
German forces at two points on the
front in Belgium is reported in to-
days official statement The Ger
mans were pressed back by the Brit
ish between Hollebeke anu the re-
gion of the river Douve and also
southwest Of Warn2ton
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FOOD CONTROLLERSfiiP

London, June 15.-Some Of the
morning papers say that Lord Roth
ermere, brother of Lord Northciiife,
has refused the food controllership.
This is the fourth person to be Offer
ed this difficult and thankless post.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-06-16
RUSSIAN MISSION ARRIVES

Washington, June 15.-The Russian
mission arrived at a Pacific port to-
day 1t Vas met by a~special train
and is now en- route to Washington.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-06-16

DISCUSSING PERSH:NG's NAME.
Paris. June 15-The French press
is still discussing the pronunciation
Of Gen. Pershings name. La Liberte
says that probably the best solution
is 'Pershie."
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-06-16

No exact estimate could be secured
as to how many were purchased here,
but all the banks say it exceeded
their expectations. 1t seems like in
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-06-16

Paris. June 15.-France lost eight
vessels by mines and submarines in
the past week. Six escaped after be
ing attacked.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-06-16
BROUGHT DOWN ELEVENTH..

Paris, June 1J.-sAdjutant Raoul
Tufberry, of New Haven, Conn, has
brought down his eleventh German
aeroplane.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-06-16

many other parts of the United
States, the small bond purchaser here
held off until the last day.
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IN WHIRLW|NO
FINISH PEOPLE
RUSH FOR BONDS
Many Millions More Than Was
Asked for is the Result of
Campaign.
MANY SMALL SUBSCRIBERS
This Shows That Not Only the
RcI', But Those Of Modest
Means Are Standing Behind
The President.

Washington, June 15.-The Liberty
Loan has been tremendously over
subscribed. When the books closed
at noon. treasury officials estimated
that the total would reach at least
$2500 ,000,0GG and might soar to SO,
600. .000. 900.
Every federal reserve district. with
the possible exception of Atlanta and
Kansas City, appeared to have ex-
ceeded its minimum allotment Re
ports from these two districts were
slow in coming in. With thousands
of banks to be heard from in the
two districts, however it seemed like
ly that the minimum allotment would
be reached in each case.
Reports by telephone and tele-
graph frCm many sections of the
country told of an avalanche of small
subscriptions at the last moment
The small subscriber apparently had
responded with an enthusiasm that
exceeded officials most sanguinary
hopes
Buried Under Landslide.
The clerical forces of every reserve
bank were practically buried under a
landslide of eleventh-hour subscrip-
tions.
Because of this situation the exact
total subscription may not be known
for days Millions of dollars, it is
estimated, were transferred by tete-
graph from national and state banks
and trust companies on behalf of
their customers to the federal reserve
banks. This great transfer marked
the measure OF the last minute re
spOnse of the small investors, as the
banks had forwarded the bulk of the
earlier subscriptions by mail. Four
banner districts-New York, Chicago,
Cleveland and Boston-appeared on
the face of the returns at noon, to
have subscribed the full $2,000000,-
900 Offering alone.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-06-16
SNOBODO UNDER
hRRFSTAT ZURICH
MAN WHO WAS SUSPECTED OF
STARTING FIRE ON IA TOU-
RAINE, AGAIN IN TOLLS.

Paris. June 15.--Raymond Ruff
Swoboda, who mthe Paris police held
for some time in 1915 on suspicion Of
causing a fire aboard the French liner
Zurich police, according to a dispatch
from Switzerland. Swoboda is accus-
ed of recruiting spies to work against
France and is alleged to be in close
relations with a Geneva business man
who recently was sentenced to life
Imprisonment in Paris for espionage.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-06-16

Swoboda, whef arrested in Paris
had an American passport and claim
ed to be an American citizen Al
his trial il was said his real name
was Schwind and that he was a Ger
man reserve officer. :'e appealed to
the American embassy, which, after
an investigation, declined to inter
fere.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-10
TvPTN Matinee: Git.wo6
~ Il AG4S uHb Sdmftaa
Johnny Get Your Gum
2Gein Manm if Rram9.
elise mis 6em aatagsIebeu, bon
9auIine 3eII,

Wlein Ratn lit franfl - $50 gdbt
es cine @attin, Die bas aluSrui,tlgs'
5ei9en, bas i6 bieiem Safe foIsen
Iaiie, ni6t 81 tDiiroigen neritanoe unt
Die bier tnbaltsi9peren @orte obne
inneren SAaloer arBltb0ren Der.
ntodte?l - Srrt6iiulIi6en auffai.
iIngen por5ubeugen, iei benerft. oaB
ib bier mir ioI9e ardnfbetteu oes
@atten i'm 9luge babe, bic - tpie iaoe
i'd nur gIeit, Inn bic in bisfsm puntt
iebr empfinolihen R4nner rrtbt 5it
beleioigen9 - MN, Die allen GnI6ei.
ne mad cine baIoise geiierlmg siIner.
ii6tIi6 erboffen Iniien. -
SSSSn 6iiiterem S1lpeiseu tritt meiu
&err @entabI ms 3iuuner, gebt nit
ieltfam bedngitigenben @efihtsper.
siebungen Elm paar Wale auf ,ino ab,
Inn eHoItd IN Die nerbGngnibponen
8orte ais5ubre6en: .SSpaii, id, te.
/fomme ben Sbnltpfenl~ .0u be-
fon1nrit ben S61rupfen2- tpieoer6ole
id, ertgeiitert in ntetnen sis 5itriif.
iinfeno. r@r befouurlt oenSduitpfen!"
hallt es e6odrtig in ben perfhieben.
Iten Wto6uIationen 6ur9 bos gorpe
&uus, bis gum ertfernteiten WinfeI
Der &iihe.
llno er betonr1rt ipirfli6 BEN
S9nitpfen. @os ioa t6 6ieier Sbat.
ia6e Deiter bin5ltfiigen2 9te Sdl!I.
berltng oes Nnrtpriurns, 6os ih ais
sSrnI oDiihen ben etrt5elnen Riesan-
fallen gu er6uIben babe, iei elmer &C.
Donoteren Seoer iiberIoiien S6lim.
mer, ols tperit metn Wom SEN
S6nupfen, fam MIR eins iein, nam.
lid - tpenn er 3abnfpeb bat. pod
ME gub es einen BbiIoiopben, Der
3obnDeb geouIoig ertragen fonnte.
geim 8abnDeb bort MiIoiophie un6
5eIbenntlitb auf. Cid in bus @rau.
En- Der ShIa6t itiir5er, 6rrd @afier
coer Seuer eeben, perm es Iein uriit
= &Ieinisfeitl Gber gebnIoig bic
SGmer5en eines bobIen 8nbnes tra-
geu9 2teber fterbenl
&ie ber5ugt, heir. uno tpeidrnii
tbig ieIbft efn uHbeSeittenbes umuobI-
fetn Die uteiften Weanner au MAIDEN
pflegt, 6as more itberbuipt bersser.
brehen6, tuern es rift 70 Idherl,dJ
mart, ul6 tuie idneH ote @dnner iih
irrrter flnftdnbeu gu erbolen perftefeu,
bos tpdrr IdderIi9, ipenn es rid,t ,n.
iueflen I'm ae 5rmi 70 bef5bre9eno
bdre.
Sab Der aeir ft& IN bem iia&Ste-
be7t6en @iI6e, bos metnen Uennr
hd9ast iu&saescSsaaeu iarts scal
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6u baln tnrnrerfort nad Der ubr2"
%, ih batte mir, 0db Is geraoe
nod 8eit mare, Inn gu Dem aonsert,
an 6eIn mid Grm Suia eingelacen
bat, ,iiredtt 5u fonrnrn.@
-@as2 On iptrft mid bod uidlt IN
Sieiem 3,iitdnbe aIlein laiieu tpoIlcn2
2ds more bod cine bi1nmeli lihreicnoe
@efiibloiiefeitl Ga feb ber, ipie matt
idb bin, taiim ben grm tarn id beiue'
gen. Bie fanlit b,i mir an ein Son.
CERT 6cilfen, ipenn 6l mid 10 Ieioen
fiebTtl - Ger ningelt bern oa ihon
ipieber2 Gieb bod nal Hah; nift ein.
nal tpenn man fraItt III, fann man
Stlbe babeu.-
Plump frngt er ungeSulbig mir
beim @iebereintreten eiitgegen.
rGd, es mar MIR beiH 6reiino @aI.
oiiin. CIR mar ba, iin bid 81 fragen,
oh ou niht nit in cure 2oge foninen
piIlit. ssd babe ibu natiirIit tpesge.
fdidt. neil bu DieI su fraHt Sa5u
biit.@
.9atiirlih, natiirIi6, biel 5i
franf,~ pieberboIt er ge6ebnt iino
bIeibt cine gnnse BeiIe gar5 itiIl
Iiegen. -@eibt bni-, Tagt er barn
pIosIid, roab es mir porfonmrt, als
bate nlein aopfipeb idon et1pas nud).
geIniieH2 g8as neinit 6u, penu ib
Deriu4te, Elm tpeHie aif3uiteben2"
r8eiier 1T es aeipiB, ou bIeibit I'll.
big Iiegen..
.aber pielleift fpiro mir tpobler ir
Der friifen Suit. Gib mir nieincn
lleber;ieber, Sut uno Stod. RsIu,
ioldes aopfweb. i'd lam faiun aIlcin
geben.~
Soil itb bid iiihren2"
.Rein, nein, meiH Ginb, tpenn mir
idIehter .piro, Iaiie i'd mid bon elmer
Sroif)fe mad Sdiiie brirgen. ab,r
parte nur rii6t inf mid, bieQe:.It
gebe ih bod nod mii eiilen Gigen6iif
IN ole 2oge.-
or ipaiift jur Sbiire, nber i'm Sin.
alsgebeu Den6et er iid nod einnal
5uriid.
rg3eraib nift, etipas CrSentIides
sum abenbeiien ,ii beiorgen. @ieIIeis,t
bobe id glppetit, iperm i'd nah Sruic
fomne. sber etiuns gon5 leidyt Ser.
bauIid)es. rueiBt oul llno fieb, 6ab gu.
reg grot 5ii Saiiie 1T, nidt gar 81
aItbafen. on ipeiBt. bas pertrage Id
uid)t limb min Ieb ipobI, tper tpeib,
Oh 6u mid ipieoeriiebitl- - CT itiii.
teIt melnnhoIiiG NIT oem appfe uno
Idbt mid aIlein. Sa, meiH ginnn lit
franfl -
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eriparte id nid)t: Der freiulblid)en &c.
ierin biirgegen 6iirfte basieIbe ni6g'
Iider,Deiie nitt gaus frettb Dorton'
men.
weeiu Wannu III franfI - Or I;egi
aiif oem 5opbu nit allen andeidjell
ihrefliben s.eibe1s, einen faIfen lin.
i6Ias I'm bic Stirn, bic eui5e Geitali
idIaff unb biHfdaig, Elm Bib oes
Sanrmers. sd, pniilhei. ipenn b,l
blob ipiibteit, ipie mir an Wiitbe it'll
glein, 70 eIenb bait bu Did In beineni
aeben nod rid,t geiiibIt. Bie Sas
bdmuert uno bobrt m meinem appfel
On fnnIft es gIaiiben, fh tuerbe az.
nib iterbenl1
.@arfm ftift gar; bii bnit Dir ben
Minaen tiihtig oeroorbeii, geitrrrr
abeno mt bein friiden @rote. SD
babe bid geipa1rt getig.~
~9ldiibit oii. oab es BON benz fri
iden 1rote fem fann2 syfi babe bod
MIR ein gang neiues S1iif onDon se-
geiien"
Gin fleincs etiid2 gfo. bore ma,
elm Bhinb tptrb'e geipeien ieint1
Nd, bdtteit bli es mid MIR nidt
eiien laiienl o ipeb, ,peb, ipie eIer6
mir iitl Sd bite bid. Glib mir chen
reien liInidIng. - Benn Ai MIR
rid)t 10 pieI bin. uno berprben moi.
teit", fdbrt er nerp5s oiif, ..bns ifs.
zidz nim asasdaItasi Iesha[s fislit.
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misosrHonbeu.

yleuer qfarrsr: .Was foG benn bas
ftin, 8iirgermeiiier2 go Oft i'd glGG,iS
- unb penu's NOD 70 Ipdt in - dai.
irodt. febe i'm bsim G8i.npIrtb IN.
uIey nod aidtlS
Blirgermeiiitr: ga, Sc4piirDsn, 7
bab's ben G4feniuirtb f6on lang &C.
fast sr folI ii4 9dbsn an b. 5sniia
nla4'n Iafn..
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g d pabtia.

- = ~
y sIadIi4s pnar asutls, Der 6ans
unb lei grsi.
Bier Jo9r Dsrh,iri9t unb SGtrsit no
net tbst.
Bier Scbr DsrbeiriHt unb isbt no lpi
SAtrsii,
@c Ieabet benn al bic gIiflifbe0elts
@r Isabt In Stuagnrt unb Iui Itnbi In
O'mGnb.
BON aiTi4is Dag q bdb e ssgbsisi3t
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Gu perfanfen -gerfdieoenes.

Urnnb. sti5. fvif Hfu; btrft 5000. gerref
Btftcr Hd1rie- 5sep Gdrft1ns efnenuf. Qrs
tim nnnf 8crioaif6sn 0orfsn
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eebft iyk ne bic bsiisn
Gelten--els t1,perifen Gederi
roi6i = maitu0s rein. pbne
ne aH serrfibfn cher aotsr
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a6puss-QaHai 1885 aub also.
9ssaIfinen urrrfiK fiir bic 1900 0lfffrif6s
GafhmGf6lrs. tro zen cHe aleefris Euatsa
Ia aslss Hsa ~ = Sss:is,s ssIs's'; ;ssSsa
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TrntaI goneoe.

1be Cincinnati DenfoI Gensas 2si-2ss g9st!
Court efr.. uabs BiHm. 9snif8 aefsro1sn
aat arttu sibrtttniid.f arbdtea.
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geb. Jotbrfna
peIiebte Satin bon @obert q. aretf6mar. Ste
HeerblaHnp finbet dm Wlittipo6. ben 10. Cftn'
Der, 1: 40 tihr PuAnritiaas, bon ber gsppnung
bon Eran Srebertd etueuIpel. NS.2 Barf Hom'
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