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italian Statement.

ROME. Mahch q. via London. :at
%. MIN the -Trentino yesterday,
says the official statement issued TO
day By the Italian war department
there again was considerable arlli
'lery activity. On Costabella MassIf
after a violent bombardment with gus
shells, the enemy repeatedly attacked
our advanced positions. He was re
pulsed with heavy loss.
The usual artillery actions and
patrol encounters were reported on The
Julian front. Two Of our patrols en-
tered the enemy lines in the Gor,zla
district and destroyed them.
AN enemy airplane was brought
down in flames By our fire in the VI
cinity OF LoQuizZa. The ariators were
killed"
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KLOS RETURNS TO
SERVE HIS TIME
Father % Car victim Released to Bury
His Child, Goes Back TO Jail.

Stanislad. Eins. South Side pool room
propri.lor %rst.ria? returned 70 inc
county jail - serve his scni%nc" -!
three months imposed upon hini ~
.lud1r Alan II. l:ohin*on In criminal
court for violating thu ioS' law.
On saturday. March Ia. Judge E"nin-
son r.mandHd ilo~ /" IN" county jail;
his stay Of sculsuC" having expired
without en- appeal being taken. Two days
later n. son OF the prisoner was manEi-d
td death under the wheels OF Wheel :
ING Traction car near his HON" at
Twcnty-s.ycrtn and Main strrc;s.
Judge I:uhinsun permitted kInH !" 90
anon his furnishing bond. and yesterday
tho man returned TO the Jail 10 s"rTe
ON lis term,
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D::I E D

sTEGER-on TUESDAY. Mach 10. 1917. 5:st
o'clock l. M. i his, late residsece 50 T~eau fifth
stree<. JOSEPH. sTRjER, In tAs ssh yess Of h!I
age.
Funeral At ths hondal Co. chapel lN2 chi7ln'
street. Friday nornhg $50. Rpertsn high mas.
It, Loseph's cathedral 300 o'clock. Frttads OF the
family arc invited d attend. Int.rment NJ. Cal
VEy cemetery.
WAILACE-on Tuesday ereninS. kIeeh y. 1877. at
1850 o'clock p.e n. :ne family resdrnce. No.
$50 Jefferson F:sSS- DsuAirs Ohio. J. .. WAL.
LACE.
Funeral serrioss siu - Aeid Friday Ao1IsE f:oR
tho st. Johns church. BenAlre. ~ Q O'Clock In
t.rment Mount Galway cemetery.
HEAToh--On Monday. March Is. lsl7. II l:e
O'Clock p. m. u tao Ohio Vale, GeacraI Hospital
ANDREW =. HBATOS.
Funeral teTIce c; his late residence l5i Sixteenth
street. Thursday Afternoon a. o'clock Friends
Of tho family are Invited 10 attend lnt:rnent
private Greenwood .esnetsJ.
HElsS-on MobdAy. March 10. 1877. A. C.ne:n-
natl. Ohio. JENNIE. widow o: GeorTs +. weiss. N
the 3ist year ief Der Isa
Funeral notice 5eFrafter
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RAY THE VICTOR

NTW YORK, March 2l.-.Toie w
Ray. Illinois Athletic Club, Chicago,
defeated John w. Overton, Yale, in a
special one mile indoor race at Madi,
son Square Garden tonight by 20
yards. The time was i:l9, or three
seconds slower than the world 5
record for the distance established re-
Gently by OYerton in Philadelphia.
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IMPRISONMENT or CAR
fContinucd from First Page

men upon whom much depends TOT
the success OF the new Russian gov
prnment is Minister OF Justice heren'
sky. An incident showing his Guar
acter occurred i'll monster meeting
of Socialists and workingnen at Inc
City Hall yesterday evening. Among
the banners displayed was one "hicn
read:
Death to our enemies the old min
istCrS.'
Minister Kerrnsky mounted the plat
form amid great acclanations. lie
drew a red handkerchief from MS
rocket and waved for silence. AS soon
as he could be heard he said:
Have your confidence. yes or no :!
\ roar OF affirmation was the
answer.
Then. listen" he continued. Rus
sian freedom is based on justice 10
every man. Those ministers, many OF
whom arc sitting in the fortress Of st.
Peter and st. Paul, tonight, are en-
titled 10 justice. not vengeance. AS
far as can prevent it no wrong snail
be done lD them but they shall nave
fair treatment and full Justice.
Before ". kercnsky had finished his
speech the entire assemblaGe was
shouting its approval. The meeting
dissolved i'll quiet and orderly fashion,
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DIFFICULT TO AGREE.

NEW YORK. Mar 2l.-Afler the
jury In the case OF Rae Tanner. charS-
cd with perjury had dclib-rAtcd tonight
for six hours without reaching YER
dict. Judge Van Fleet Of the United
States district court, ut II o'clock or
dered thai it be locked up for the night.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
HtIcd 10 Contractor.

Etlcd 10 Contractor.
Bids will be received by S. Jacobs. clerk OF tho
Board Of Education. TTiadelpI!i district. until noon
Mrudnr The second day Of April. 1911. for tho cree
r,nn cr school building at Peters rin Ohio Co.. ".
Va Plans and Specifications can be seen At office Of
F. f. Farts a7hiteci. Schmnlbach building. Wheel
INK W Va or Al of!lc, II 8. Jyrohs. WOODLAND
,cbcol building; WuDdivn. Ohio Co.. W. Va Inc
..Shi Is r.sa-rd 20 reject Gp, or sll bids.
y. JACOBS Clerk.
MIR. "a. IN BIZ !. F. Fars. Architect.
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FOR SALE OR RENT

FOR SALE or RENTh fine diirJ fam OF ABOUT
aS uc,es within ] EIlc 81 WheelinE on macNda-
m,-,h road Ram Will stable so bead OF ca-tle-blue
grass pasture. For further Information call or ad'
dress F. NJ Atkinson. Elm Grore Bell 1881.
nr-22-l
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Visit
PA[)E: II CI7 !
Wait for announcement.
GERMANS NOW RESIST
from First Page

l"ry activity during the day BY both
sides IN tire ncighbornood Of Armcil-
there's and IpreS."
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Creating to Duulh

LONDON. March -, 1915 p: MA
resolution Of greeting to the Russia I
Duma and people Of Russia on thu
establishment OF free institutions IN that
country. will be introduced In the house
Of commons Tomorrow by the govern
ment The resolution. which Andrew
Rnnar Law, chancellor of the cH-chcgucr
said will have AS It's object thr giving
of encouragement to the provisional
government in Russia is:
''KcSoivcd, that. this house sends the
Dumu fraternal greetings and the Rus
sian people Its heartfelt congratulate
TONS upon thr establishment amongst
them Of Tree institutions. In full conll-
dcnrn that they will lead not only 10 the
rapid and happy progress Of the Russian
nation but the prosecution with renew
ed steadfastness and vigor Of the war
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MOBILIZATION
(Contirued from First PaRe.l

patrol boats also were received To-
day but will be held confidential I'M
ill next "Wednesday whc+ 100 add
tional builders are expected 10 sub.
nit figures. The navy hopes 10 find
facilities available for more than 200
boats. the first Of them 10 be deliver
ed In two or three months. Ncanr
while the work OF surveying private
yachts and MOTOR craft is being press
ed in every naval district and the en-
rollmenl OF volunteers 10 man Inc
boats proceeds RAPIDLY
The department has no present IN
tention of taking over merchant craft
for naval use, Secretary Daniels SAID
tonight, simplifying earlier assurances
given 10 American ship owners by
Chairman Denman Of the shipping
board
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! PETROGRAD. Mar. u Via London.
. D. N. British admiralty per Wireless
Press. Russian troops driving south
westward from SaklIiz, Persia. have
crossed the Mcsopotamian frontier
into Turkish territory. the war otlce
announced Today. T..
The Turks are STILL in retreat IN
.hr district southwest OF kermanShah'
Tie season Of bad weather has De
Gun on the Perso-MeSopotamia fight
Ing front. The statement announces. Il
reads:
Caucasus front: In the direction OF
Sakk!z our advanced detachmen'S
pursuiu. the Turks have crossed the
frontier inio Turkish territory. =,
IN the direction nt kermanshah
the pursuit OF the Turks continues.
The bad weather season has begun
: Western and EUmanian fronts:
There has been great .econnolterinS
activity by enemy dstachmentS anu
also reciprocal firing"
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instead OF leaving provisions for five
days for the civilians. AZ was reported,
the Germans took the last loaf from :hc
inhabitants before burning the villages
Apart from the large proportion OF tho
original population loft al N"Sin, the
greatest number OF civilians found in
one place thus far is 400. In Bowen
court.
No important engagement or marked
change in tho line Is reported today.
The Germans appear to he falling hact;
more rapidly and Offering less resist
auce TO British pressure between liam
and reronne, but further north thoir
retirement is being characterized by
more stubborn opposition. In places be-
tween Arras and Bapaumn the adranc-
ing British troops are Icing met with
vigorous machine gun hrr. apparently
designed tn cover the RETREAT OF the
German rear guards. inasmuch rs the
German machine guns are withdrawn
when they rpmn under the fire OF the
British guns. AT times there IS n dcsul-
tory fire from heavy German guns, but
not from their largest weapons.
Fighting was reported yesterday az
,ernoon near Biangy. suburb Of ArraS.
which the German front line trenches
skirt. and it appears that the pivot ui
tho great. backward swing he's now
reached that city. South IT Prronne
British patrols may be seen entering
smoking villages as far as seven miles
east OF the SomIne.
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against the stronghold of autocratic mil
iar'Sm which threatens tho liberty or
EiIrnpp -
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LOST AND FOUND

LosT-Feu.sls poodle. AnWen to the ains
'snuoiun." aasdsr cell A. ~ Main and receive
-.~ard nr-3l-i
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French Statement.


PARIS. Mar. 2l.---itaplQ progress is
being mad. b. the French in pursuit
OF tho retrcatinS Germans. the wal
office announces. important gains
were made on both sides or tho Leon
road. ten Villages being actured.
After severe fight i'll which heavy
losses were sustained. the French
carried Savrieuno!s castle and the VII
i.Iacr of .lussy, about nine miles south
| Of 81. Qncntin. SkirmisheS between
! French cavalry and German detach
mrris occurred On tho HamSl. Qucn
tin road. South of Chauny the French
are occupying the Ailiatte line and con
solidating their new positions. a
| German surprise attack in the Cham
uagnc was repulSed.
The statement follows:
"On the Ham-St. Quentin roaC
SkirlnisheS occurred east of Ham De
tween our cavalry and detachmenls o.
the enemy. Our troops late ye3lerua!
in a brilliant action captured Scvrieh
nois castle and the village OF jusSy
notwithstanding spirited resistance OF
! he garrison. South OF Chauny "" are
IGccupying the general limo ot the Al
! letie. All positions rracheu are "e
;rg organized thoroughly.
"Eorth and northeast OF scissors
we made important progress TO ths
right and left Of the l4aon road. cap
turing ten more villages.
ON the right bank Of the Meuse
itVerdun 'front.' we penetrated Ger
man trench moth Of Cham tarm
I.,firr subiecting il 10 bomhardmenl
and found there Il number OF German
dead. Surprise attacks against SINAI
French outpos;s south OF Tahure, II
the Willy wood. and in the region OF
Limey we're repulsed completely. We
took prisoners. a..
! On The remainder Of the 'front.' lne
!uigh, passed quietly.
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Macedonian Front.

CORFU. Greece. March ~. via London.
March Il. ll:41 IL m.--ASHhyXiatil!g gas
bombs thrown into the open city OF
Monaslir by thn BUlSarl@ns in their VIC
lent bOinhard:n"nt uu March l.. killed
more than sixty civilians including
Twenty-Five women and thirty-onc chill
drcn according tu the Serbian press hu-
rnau. Nearly 200 others mostly women
and children were KILLED hy she'll fire..
The bureau has received the following
from Salunihi:
according 10 supplementary reports
the exact number al the victims OF The
terrible bnmbartlmru: Of III" open town
.Iarrh =, vas. Killed. five old mon.
.i,;nc women. Ave childrnn; wounded. two
o!i men. TWO wom"n. Killed 10y asphYNi-
nIinE gas. SIX old men, Is women, IL
II Who A.. not nXReCtel 70 recover.
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WANTED-Male Help

WANTED-Nan VINO can talk will IN European Ian
guaxe. Great clisnc6 for right man. Allan Turner,
1920 Marie, st. Bel! phone ll35: Nat 1857.
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Enrolling Women.

All American merchant ships. how
ever. have been surveyed and CLASH
fed b. navy officials Tor possible us"
in time OF wal The guns being
placed aboard transatlantic craft were
destined originally 10 arm auxiliary
cruisers withdrawn from merchant
fleets for that purpose. Other vessels
were classified rs rolliTs. supply
ships or transports as they were found
suitable.
Orders To enroll women for nurse
work in time of war rs a part or he
naval reserve forces were sent out TO-
day 10 C0m:naudants Of naval districts
and recruiting officers.
Details for The enlistment Of women
as clerks, typiSIs, radio operators ana
similar positions that the men occH.
plying such places may be relieved OF
shore duty and used 10 strengthen the
sea forces. already have been com
Dleted
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PERSONAL

IF there are lur German Mllers In Wheeling re'iied
to Jake" MIllsr. will they please "rts - Nicholas
Miller Of Augusta Kentucky. nr-32-i
{ WANT TO store my piano With Responsible AMY
for one year. a. bare accepted \ position In u
vest Ii do not return you can buy this piano Tor
slod You will by that time know whether Il 10
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rscnr Rl-It-n
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS
GREENWOOD CEMETERY,

ArruA! meeting ot tho stockholders OF Greenwood
Cr!r.tsry viii he held al their offro No. sos Board
Of Trad. TrildIns March %. 1917. between tho
hours O, II aud le O'Clock for the election OF
Directors mad To consider any other business which
NAY b. brought bororc them.
e. II. NERKEL. Secretary.
,n7-ls-"2
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WANTED-Female Help

WAHTED-Glrls srer Is years Of AEa for light clean
factory work. good, wages. Apply Wheeling Tile
Co.. 3lst & ChRfline Sss mf--1i
WAkTED-A toseiEn woman for general cleaning.
$40 NVIn 81 nf.ili
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FOR RENT

FOR n.Hr-co.NER STORE ho0n aAih. AND
TENTH STREETS. FORMERLY Le0ARS CORNER
500, ALSO NINE LARGE FIRE PROOF 3IohE
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FOR 6EGT-Tnird noor apartment Z rooms and bath
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Munitions Board Meets.

The new munitions standardization
board. organized under the council OF
national defense. held its first formal
meeting al the war department during
4 he day, comforting with ordnance Of
'ficials. Members Of The board. just
appointed by Secretary Baker rs
chairman OF the council. are Frank
A. Scott. Of Warner e. company. OF
Cleveland. manufacturers OF automa-
tic machinery; w. II. Nanderyoort, Of
Root & Vandervoort, builders OF ma
chine tools i. A. Deeds. formerly
general manager of the National
Cash Register company: Frank Pratt.
OF the General Electric company;
Samuel Nouclain. Of the Baldwin 10
connective Works. and John Z. Otter
son, vice-presidenl Of The Winchester
Arms company.
Most Of the men for the last three
years have been acliv" in procuring
munitions for the allies. They are
especially qualified to establish cor
rect specifications and detail draw
incS nnrcssary for standardized man.
ufacturc OF munitions by both gov
crnment and private manufacturing
q plants.
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FOE SALE
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE fsesa cows. IAts Jessn J. Il
Bell. Bel rtops IIsa-E-ll z g. nr-il-l
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For Universal Training.

senator hdnl0""idII. chairman o. me
,:rI!.ll"n military committee and $iauiicn
:thVu"Ite' of universal military training
AVID $srvic" :IH Il national policy. called
uli Secretary Baker to-day Ia announce
that Ii" would rc-introduce At the com
ing session a measure tu that end. II"
sought suggest ions rs 10 tho form OF
universal service which might meet the
secrctary's approval.
There are indications that the qr"a-
ion may he taken up by President Viii
son in his address ut tho opening of
congress. Two plans are now before
the public, the senate committee scheme
calling for six months training and the
army general staff plan for Il years IN
tcntive work Neither President Wilson
nor Secretary Baker has yet committed
himself.
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Army and Guard Ready.

Al the waT department today III
uuir:rS concerning preparations were
moi with the statement that the army
AID the National Guard were ready
within the limits Imposed upon lh"'1
b. congress. Ererv lesson learned
from the border mobilization both of
2ilardslnen and regulars has been ap-
piled. raliZation OF I'll admin
is;ratlve features is the department s
waichwori in Inc interest Of swift
action. Departmental commanders
will hav" wide authority in the event
of call.
OFFICERS realize that facing war with
i"rn1Huy rho present army can nc view
",l only as the nucleus around which can
hr rallied the hug force that InuSt lie
trained Their great effort IS To make
th.,t nucleus as efficient, for it's TASK as
rrS.:ihlr
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FOB; SALE-Horsa.

FOR sAIE-L hstca team Of hlsei1 : aa1 yein
old. wdrht 35SS loas Would take ELsli horse In
exchange Poa ofnos. Box ST.. Wheeling. ". Va
Mr-17-p
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WANTEp-Two r.chiniss. HheeiinG Caa' Co. {
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
sScitlia, Gantmenfpmft.

2prer S. IS. Mpller og 5uftru,
tio!iaere i Nifob, be fioite 4 Mar
i grlt1to, Mi11r1, (Mobobp til Mfop),
flDtter 11u til 8ntterfteIb j Def iDb15
Minneloto, bDor Mgller ligeion1 be
to on6re Sfe6er fal leoe 5folep9Il=
net, 1nobtog ifplge aifop Mmeri.
can" for nDlig ct iitfdfft gepiS paa
Mnerfjen ie, 10 ct Der ssgr11t1o blep
boIot Ell feitlig 5an1nenfontit for
bent Wan 6nife6e at taffe oer1 for
oereS girfiombe6 oer, Ell Sasaf Eat Ser
oalaa gat fig ct ipnIigf n0trpf
:.sGprm Of Ell 8engegoDe ti1 bier al
Dem. s. Soften oeltog 11onge fra
Mffob ian1nte1 1neo Muiifffforpiet Ser
frn Ser pefsleoes n1eo Galer,
Sang og Mu1if.
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&oneresien % 2open on, @ontrug
nteb 9ebnebsmibler.

~ = ! : - -r Z s 80
5enatet bor forbonolet og fure
sBanolef men b1loti nben sgfaeffulfat.
z@anife biit bar oet beiten1t at ite1n-
ME. ober Borilaget oen 81. Suit
Wen Sp0epare=Spefn b1iber
sin1iblerti0 Deo at foble 8enge i11o-
Nt bar Soober grebet i11o, iBet bals
bar ienot Br9iioenten ct 8rep, 1on1
liae er blepen offentliggiort. SON
bGDoer 6eri, al 0en Sr9ffen / Gang
orog, fom fir1ber 5teb, bill fgre til
ct ::itort og plu67eligt &risfal6 poo
5beoe, til Hor 5fo0e for Sarnterne,
og at Jorbr1gerne belle 2anoet oper
ftaoig mao betale oe ublu Hrtier,
ber bo1oes 11rimelig bgjt ober, bDoo
8rooucenterne fuar.
Brebet fon1nter bel NOT efter tt1o=
bDr6es Mfto1e meue1n Brefi6ente1p,
SooDer og 6e &ongresietL ion1 9rr-
ifer noget giort. &on 0et birfe ionn
en- Spore, 6a er oct 1tbnprfet.
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Gel af Sc Gorer, 1on Dann1arf it.
i;csnfro, gif til Spflano. 9ienr1e
,,aer uan imiolertio, at oct
), r fun eufelte bar inDot
oq Ill.,, eli Daun1orf til Splf=
lano. Mt op1n1ne efter 0e mango
NluHter, ion1 er.. i0bmt for nlobltg
uofgriel, fumes Ser Dog at. pere gaa-
ct 1neget ben forfjerte Sci
5pprgsn1oalct er, ON man blentn1e
bor toget falt NOT paa oe. Weenne-
ifer, ion1 fun bor boDt egen p1e=
bliffelig Soroel / 5igte, 1neoenS De
bar beret ligeg1ooe nte0 SOB og
9et og meb Sen 5fRbne, ion1 2ano
oe 6olf fif.
Set 1noo for 9onmarfs 5fDlo
baabes, at oe, Ser bar bets Sf9bne
Deres 4oanb - De 5tDren6e %
2e6el16e rr1aa faa Sel6 til at
.ifoffe 2anoet, bpao BET bebgper,
uoen at oct fol1uner til Sanifeligbez
ser lne6 nogen at De frigSfprettoe
Set er 10 flurt at Gam
mart og1aa fan mpoe 8anifeltgbe6er
fra Gpiflouo, 0a mon Ser ielpfel-
ge1ig gigr olt 1nuligt for at faa sSp.=..
oeporer fra be neutra1e 2arbe og
maoife en0og logger ltarft Hres.
5,nn FIN IiIir Nlnbn.
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fob1ens Silent bpor Wers. 5tranb:
ifop i =lnngere Eto bar babf S0p=
bolb.
@enbes5 5pl1, tBo1tor $. 6.
Strol1oifop bar til 5te6e Deo ssSoro=
fplte1lelL 1on ltltber ltor .Deltugel1e
fra Sntegnen og flere anore Steoer
fan6t 5te6 Sen "a. Stunt. S airfei1
ta1te f6rlt Ha1tor g. SSgrgenien oper
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