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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-20
Is HOLLAND NEXT TO GO.


Washington Star. Is Holland next to
be invaded by Germany. as Belgium
was. through the simple expedient Of
tearing up a scrap Of paper? There
are certain signs Of such purpose. The
German press. always az the command
OF the government, has lately been
printing statements 10 the effect that
England has been detected in a design
TO land troops in Holland. II viii be
remembered that when Germany was
scored the world over for entering
Belgium evidence" was unearthed in
Brussels 70 prove that England had
devised plan TO occupy Belgian ter.
ritory. and II was claimed that Ger
many had merely moved in an antici-
patton Of that action and was con-
sequently justified in her own violation
Of Belgium's neutrality by England's
purpose 20 the same end No one took
stock in this claim. The evidence" was
tardy and tainted Furthermore the fact
was soon made plain that England's de-
sign consisted merely in provisional
plans for operations in Belgium in the
event that Germany crossed the boun-
daIy. Not 70 be caught a second time
with a belated and fimsy excuse Berlin
is evidently seeking to make a case for
an invasion Of Holland in advance.
That Germany would like TO occupy
certain Dutch territory IS well known.
There are unmistakable advantages in
such a move that now outweigh the dis
advantage Of aligning another neutral
against her and cutting off valuable
source and medium Of supplies. The
Belgian coast is coming so frequently
under British gunfire from the sea and
air that the two airplane and submarine
bases. Ostend and Zeebrugge. are losing
value. Ostend has already, it is said
been virtually abandoned. Zeebrugge is
being systematically attacked and it, too
may soon be rendered useless. To be
forced off the Belgian coast would be a
severe blow 20 Germany. The Dutch
coast TO the mouth Of the Scheldt would
be Of little value save just east Of the
Belgian boundary where a canal enters
the sea from L'Ecluse for which a semi
harbor has been dredged. The Scheld,
| itself. the mouth Of which is wholly
within Dutch territory, would be tire
mendous gain to Germany, giving a
refuge for a great number Of subma
rines and protection Tor airplanes.
Hence. doubtless, the claims now be
ing printed in Berlin that England has
designs upon Holland. But this is q
waste Of enterprise. II Germany makes
| aggresslons upon Holland no amount O
preliminary pretense that England hal
planned 10 do the same will save Ger
many from the additional odium o.
tearing up another scrap Of paper" anC
violating a solemn obligation 10 respec
the right Of a neighboring state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-20
From Other Editorial Pages

quantities Of American wheat for the
purpose OF selling it 10 Germany at war
prices, and this goes on despite the fact
that every bushel OF grain we can pro
duce and conserve is needed for our own
people. our own troops and our com
rades in arms No wonder Germany has
held out against a food shortage so sue
cessfully. when a constant stream Of
supplies is reaching her from adjoining
neutrals. This condition Of affairs must
be ended even If it is necessary TO de
clare a blanket embargo on all exports
TO neutrals II is 70 be hoped that so
drastic step can be avoided. because
Holland and Scandinavia are greatly in
need Of American supplies TO sustain
their people. But exports must be lin
tied TO their peoples actual needs, or
stopped altogether We cannot afford
TO go on feeding the German army and
adding months or years to the length
Of the war.
Control Of exports viii not solve the
problem. however, If Germany's secret
agents and sympathizers in this c0un-
try are able to buy up and store away
huge amounts Of grain and other sta
pies with a view TO advancing the prices
or reducing to a famine point the sup
ply Of life necessaries. 1t IS to prevent
any such calamity from befalling US
that congress is urged to pass the food
control bills without delay. We must
J face the sinister fact that powerful and
utterly unscrupulous forces are seeking
to get control OF the country's food sup
ply; and we well may believe that
amongst those forces are men and agen-
cies that have their orders straight
/ from Berlin. The kaiser knows that If
he can keep US from solving the food
problem. he can keep US from winning
the war Not until we have settled this
issue and settled 1t right, shall we be
able TO 90 efficiently forward with any
Of the giant tasks awaiting US.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-20
FRECKLES
Now is the Time to Get Rid Of These
Ugly Spots.

There's no longer the slightest need
OF feeling ashamed OF your freckles.
as the prescription othine - double
strength - is guaranteed to remove
these homely spots.
Simply get an ounce OF othine --
double strength-from any druggist
and apply a little OF II night and morn.
Ing and ycu should soon see that even
the worst freckies have begun TO dis.
appear. while ihe lighter ones have
vanished entirely. II Is seldom tina.
more than an ounce is needed to com.
pletely clear the skin and gain beau.
tiful clear complexion.
BE sure TO ask for the double
strength othino as this Is sold under
guarantee Of money back II II fails
TO remove freckles. (Ady)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-20
WARRIORS.

CBy Theodosia Garrison Of the Ygilantesl
In all our little village not home
But has its garden: il is good 10 see
These lines Of sturdy yeomen vsliantly
Lifting their green blades from the
clinging lOam.
slowly. perslstently. the good brown
earth
Has modified its armies fO- our needs.
Not Cadmus when he sowed the dragon
seeds
RAISED warriors os finer might ana
worth.
These are no commonplace, green grow
ing things
IN aIl the gardens Of our village here.
watch the gathering Of spear on spear
To stand between US and the hate Of
kings.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-20
A WoRLD-HOLIDAY.

The Fourth Of July this year was eel
sblated on an enormously greater scale
than ever before We are Just begin
ming 10 appreciate the significance Of
a. In France and England there was
more excitement about II than In Am
erica. The whole British empire hailed
fl with enthusiasm. In Russia II was
q day Of rejoicing Italy added 20 II
her own historic holidays II was cele-
trated literally around the world. Hun
6reds Of millions Of men and women
learned the meaning Of our great ma
t.onal festival Il served as a natchiess
text for lessons Of democratic freedom
and aspiration.
Thus July 4. 1917. marked the begin.
ling Of new epoch Of Americanism
Tor America. We have sought 10 carry
American ideals forth over all the earth.
We have urged our free institutions as
models. We have regarded ourselves az
having a historic mission for the demo.
cfatlzation Of the world. The words en-
eraved on the old. cracked Liberty Bel
that hangs IN Independence Hall regis
ters our national purpose. Proclaim
liberty throughout the earth and 10 al
the inhabitants thereof" We are fight
lug now IN the greatest Of wars % safe
guard our own freedom and make I
available for every people sufficiently
enlightened for selfgovernment w
want 70 see freedom. peace. order. "a
fional righteousness and individual op
portunlty prevailing everywhere w
want a United States Of the World.
Events are moving TO that end. An
when the goal is reached our Fourtl
VII be glorious indeed. II may the
serve as the natural festival OF freedom
for an nations The Fourth Of Jul
mag be a world.holiday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-20
TWO BASIC PROBLEMS.

Atlanta. lGa) Journal: Unless we are
willing 10 nourish Prussian militarism
and prolong the war indefinitely, the
United States must take vigorous or, if
need be- drastic measures 70 keep Am
erican exports 20 neutral lands from
being re-shipped 70 Germany. As mat
ters now are. a large portion Of the sup
plies we sell Holland and the scandi-
nayian countries is Systematically for
warded 20 the kaiser's domain. where
il is equivalent 70 so much ammunition
70 be used against our soldiers and our
allies. Neutral traders are buying great
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-20
A POINT CONCEDED.

Washington Star: "Your nation
hasn't much appreciation Of statuary.
remarked the critical visitor.
~ said that years ago" replied Grand
pa Mint, when they took the wooden
indian away from In front Of the ciga'
store"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-20
DEsERTER IN cnrNrY AN.

Charles McMuNen. charged with dc.
sertion from the United tSates hospital
corps az Galveston. Texas. September
Il, 1913. Is in the Carter county Jain sub
Ject 10 the orders of the war depart.
ment He enlisted August l5l9i1. H.
was arrested by deputy Policeman
James r. Walls. at Wynnewood. and
brought 20 Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-20
Home nelense for I.onIsIana.

Baton Rouge. La. July 1O.-The Lou
isiana senate In extra session has lin
ally passed the house bills providine
Tor creation OF state constabulary
during the war and for the creation 3i
state council of defense The measure
now 20 20 the governor FOR his sigma
fIra
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-20
A REyENGEFUL JOHNNY.

Puck Mr. Algernon smythe--JohL
ny. I'm going 10 marry your sister
What do you think Of that7
JOHNNY think II serves her right
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-20

Kansas City Journal The scheme 90
offset and largely neutralize the sub
marine reliance Of Germany by in
creasing the number and activity Of tho
allies airplanes appears 70 have over
looked one important point. The Ger
mans are increasing the number ani
activity Of their airplanes
Bartlesville Examiner. one advant
age is bound to come in the war. The
youths with the long. wavy pompadours
win have 10 get them cut off when
they join the army and again viii re-
semble human beings
Muskogee Times-Democrat: Up 10
date the, food conservationists have not
complained that any food is wasted q.
afternoon tea parties
/ Gainesville CTexa8 Register: Conver-
sation heard between two Gainesville
young ladies OF the south side-"Thoy
say there are some ladies' so rich that
they never wear a gown twice" "Tha;
does seem extravagant. but / believe
it's the only way to keep pair Of white
shoes white"
T Bartlesville Enterprise: You cannO.
buy loyalty. neither can you alway.
keep II at work on promises Of future
delivery.
Guthrie Leader. The New York 10
, liceman who opened the way for rae
riot In his city may have some East 81
i. Louis blood In his system.
, Sherman Texas Democrat: The 60
tate Of Adolphus Busch. the beer man
ufacturer. Is announced 10 be wortf
I ti7,25Bl5f.3O The ultimate consum
, ers Of the product OF his factory have
: not done so well.
Tulsa World. We learn that Amer.
=! can soldiers were embarrassed wher
, French girls broke through the line,
kissing them We imagine the emba-
rassment was shortlived. however.
. NcAlester News-Capital: The pri:.
, lege Is not given 20 an men 10 per
f. form a great service FOR humanity !
. man should be- a citizen Of German,
j and have the nerve 20 start q revolu
? ton.
Drumwright Derrick: When Il come
+ 10 "a matching OF wits the German EN-
s bassy was not one.two-three along sid.
: American reporters and stenographers
r Iawton Constitution: Yes. "all w..
; world loves loyer"-eXcept the gir
& who iilts him.
El Reno Democrat Just when meli
cal authorities have discovered that
j bananas are a useful food in cases Of
: kidney disease. comes information th3l
; the price Of bananas IS likely 20 30
, up.
/ Drumwright News. There Is a whole
/ lot Of truth in the statement that on'
= good thing about our air fleet Is that
] YOU can't undermine Il.
Coleman Texasl DemocratVoice. The
3 war shoe may pinch some Of us In more
. than one place. but the person who Is
: not willing 20 suffer some inconveu
p fence 10 overthrow autocracy and want
, on outlawry. Is not truly American.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-20

Herbert C. Hoover. whose nomination
for food administrator Senator Reed Of
Missouri is now opposing. is mentioned
In the list Of probable candidates for
president IN 1920. Every war has given
the United States at least one president
Whom this war Is over this hero and
that hero may want 20 run for presi
dent. and the supporters Of each on1
VIII tell us what each did-how he turn
ed the tide Of an attack or solved
the submarine problem. The public
will listen appreciatively. Then some.
one will mention the food administra'
tor. who saved America and Europe
from suffering for lack Of bread and
butter And the food administrator II
he wants 10. can be president
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-20
TRAFFIC IN PISTOLS SHOULD BE
RESTRICTED.

St. Joseph MOI News-Press: Eighty
five per cent Of the pistols sold In this
country are used in the commission Of
crimes. And in 90 per cent OF the homi.
cides felonious assaults and hold-ups
the weapon used is a pistol.
This ought to be a sufficient indict-
ment against the "side arm" OF pioneer
days-sufficient 20 get action in the
way Of restrictive legislation-but most
legislative bodies have been slow TO act
chiefly because the public for some unac-
countable reason has never been arous-
ed against dueling, with the result that
every state in the Union enacted laws
making IL a felony TO challenge or TO
accept a challenge 20 fight a duel with
pistols. and such a law IS now on the
salute books Of Missouri. though IL has
been many years since there was oc-
caslon 10 invoke il. But public resent
ment was directed against this particu-
lar use Of the pistol. not against the pis-
tol itself 1t IS now high time 10 add
another paragraph to the antidueling
section.
While awaiting legislative action. city
councils could accomplish much by re-
/ stricting traffic in the pistol, chief item
in the tool kit Of the thief. thug, bur.
, glar. murderer. drunkard and dope
fiend. The only man who might pro
test against restriction would be the
man who makes a margin Of profit
/ from the sale OF such weapons. and his
interests are negligible as compared
with the safety OF the public
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-20

This is the principle that is dearer to
the man than life itself is dear to the
man, the principle that holds the centu-
ries-and centuries-old evolution Of man
kind on the upward instead Of the
downward plane. In here is the thing
which sent our gallant Texan across
a German trench with a small edition
OF Old Glory knotted 20 his bayonet-it
came near 20 costing him his life. but
what after all is life 20 a man Of
those golden ideals-when compared
with those ideals? They are the true
builders OF civilization these men. They
have built IL. what there IS OF il. on
the rack and the wheel. the stake and
the Cross
Here am !. send me-"
Go out under the stars and think
about 10.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-20
POLITICAL OBSERVATIONS.

The negro exodus from the south be-
gan in the spring Of 1916 and now il s.
estimated that 400 600 negroes have
gone north While il is claimed that
the underlying cause Of the movement
Is economic, politicians generally con-
cede that II really had its root in poll
tics.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-20

Coleman Texasl DemocratVoice: The
war shoe may pinch some Of us In more
than one place but the person who IS
not willing 20 suffer some inconven-
fence 10 overthrow autocracy and want
ON outlawry. rs not truly American.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-20

Drumwright News There Is a whole
lot Of truth "a the statement that on'
good thing about our air fleet Is that
you can't undermine Il.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-20
SCISSORS AND PASTE

Kansas City Journal: The scheme TO
offset and largely neutralize the sub
marine reliance Of Germany by in
creasing the number and activity Of tho
allies airplanes appears 70 have over
looked one important point. The Ger
mans are increasing the number AMI
activity Of their airplanes
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-20

The want ads win sell #,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-20

DON'T FAIL TO READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-20

10 Reno Democrat Just when melr
cal authorities have discovered that
bananas are a useful food in cases OF
kidney disease. comes information thot
the price Of bananas Is likely 20 go
up.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-20

All party lines in the house Of repre-
s.ntatives disappeared completely, a
most extraordinary circumstance. when
the vote was taken on the airplane bin
This bill appropriating Ss40. 900 900. the
largest appropriation an American con.
gress ever has passed in what IS term
ed "a lump sum-" was passed without
dissenting vote or even a roll call.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-20

In nominating Morris Hillquit for
mayor Of New York the Socialists u
that city frankly challenge the senti-
ment in favor Of the war. and viii have
TO make their campaign-aside from.
purely Socialistic tenets-upon the war
issue. Hillquit has been a leader Of tie
anti-war and anti.preparedness faction
which threw out Of the party Charles
Edward Russell and others Of his type.
which estranged John Spargo and has
caused the resignation Of J. G. Phelps
Stokes and his wife.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-20

Bartlesvlle Examiner: one advant.
age is bound to come in the war. The
youths with the long. wavy pompadours
win have TO get them cut off wheu
they join the army and again viii re-
sembe human beings
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-31
Anf it0dt Gem
Boz Butte County!

9ier bietet iih flr ben tatfrdfti-
gen 2dn0pirt cine bor5iglide @eIe-
gen6eit beite5 5armlano gu duBerIt
maBigeu &reiien at ~erperben.
aeuBerit fruhtbnres 9yarm[an6, e6en
gelegen, miro bier nod INNER al
Itattnen5pert uieorieen greiien ber.
fault, bod iollte man H9 idnea gum
anfauf bon 2an0 in oieiem 2ano.
ltri6 entidIieBen, oa Der 8uitrom
bon Seimiuhcrn aus ben 0itlidlpn
5taaten einen INNER GROCER MGR.
oenoen ltmfang annimmt un6 0a.
0urh naturgemaB aid Sic 9reiie
fir 5drmIono in Die 506e treibt
Die Burns Seal Gitate erhonge in
4aianee, gieb, befaBt iia baitpt.
NIT benz &ertrie6 bon 8or
6armldnoereien uno lit be-
in bet Sage, ebenhueI interel-
8erionen o1sfagrIide uno en-.
iG0pfen0e @in5elbeiten iiber oieien
sonoitrid 5u geben ufl0 bat 8nbL-
reihe 6ornen un0 R1ndles 5AtH
gerfalf 10 DAB benz Seimiuder cine
Jrfe ansfuabL BON belirlH 6nrmInnb
better Gage, su uldBieen Rreilen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-31
q. &. aib6Ie 4 So.

!Serr 6. &. aibblG Der @rulo.
Ieioentlmgbdu0ler 0es Boz Butte
gountp, lit elmer Ser belt befnnnie.
item 2anoberfdnier oes @eitens, Der
fid aud unter ieinen Mlitbiirgern
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@runo ieiner umfoiienoen a%enntniIir
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dmter lit ODER uor. SER &ib6le Battc
fir fic6cn Sabre Sic 2eitlmd Der goE
Butte GonntB gtbteiIlfng in Der
Stoatsdusftcfllna inter lh. auf
Dem IanSmirti9aftlihen @ebiet nuilrs
Den ibm BEL ausiteaunaeu fir feline
@rnorifte me9r 8reiie 5itgeiproden
ais irqer0 einen dH0cren Iloune i'm
.meItlid1en glebrastd. 9ei Der MOTTO.
naIen 4ltsiteauna pom 8roonften Der
Grodcnformeu. Sic i'm Sabre 1916
In 9enoer, Colo, o~bgebalten mur0e
e~rsielten Die qusiteaungsobicfte 6es
Serrn aibble iieben erite 8reiie.
4ltf bel Der fiir5lihen Sntcrnotios
nalen Srodenfarm aonbention, Die
int Georia, ST., tagte, er8ialte Der
bon ibm ulsgeitellte @ei3rn ionic
aud oie aartofieI, je eiuen eriter
uno 8tuciten g}reis. @r mar fiir anei
Sabre Stootrat BON 4Gionee. gteb,
mfo mar oitd Snbnber oerihie0encr
anoerer Gbrendmter. Gas 6armlano
IN gor Butte Gouttp miro tdglih
mertooler un6 &err aibbte lit gerne
bereit. eri6opienoe aitsfiinfte iiber
0asieIbe at gcben un0 miro i%nterei
Iierien 2anotDirfeiL Ole ihm gum
9erfanf ibergebeneu 5armpn per.
ionIih 3eigen. Dian ipenOe itd an i'm
fir nd6ere Gin5elbeiten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-31

Gieie 9ont Iooet biernit ncue
Aniieoler aur grofinung eiues ponf.
fontos b0flidit eth unD beift lie in
oicietn 2anocstriI bersIifI milfoub
men. Solteu Gle nah @onar0 fom.
men, Damn bergrBt niht. Grre gauf.
geihdite ourh Bic Sirit Iational
9nrf 6oIelbIt o6pideln su Iaiien.
9uBer Serrn Geo. Is. Gronfles
TON, Dem aniiierer oieIer gmf. Sem.
mic obeL ertpabnt, Die 9eitlnq Scr.
ielben obliegt. iiuo nod nadte6en0c
Serreu in Oieier i~ntcreiiiert: SER
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&err v. ~. Railliun ais SiIfsfaI
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8tnan5iniitntes iett iib ans foIapns
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berg, 6. g. @orriion. VI. @f. 9ul.
len, s. s. 9aggp, @. $. 0itenberq
8. g. glc9}iib S. q. @aines nno 6.
u. Softer. Die Ginlagen 0ieier 9auf,
pelhe an II. 5eptember 1910 $39,.
1856 bctrugel, itiegen Big gun II.
5eptember 1917 auf S4792s24S,
mos eineu 8erBris fir 0as 8ertrauen
%liefert, Dos oieier 9ant e~ntgegengcs
bradt miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-31

iabrSmciSen beI1pn mirb. Yisber baI
III norb nIentaIs cine WliBerrfe oe'
babt. Gie uicorigite Mri8anernte,
ole inter ieiner 4ufiht ie IN
Gbencnne County eroielt muroe, Dar
Die oes Sobres 1911, uno aud IN
benz Sabre batte er einen Gtrf.
ih~nittsertrna bon IL 9nibel pro
ader ST Der3eiduen.
Set er fid i'm Cheyenne Gouutp
nieoergeloilcn, bot CT es. fertig &C.
bradlt. mebr oenn 100000 ader
2anoes an ben Maun 5u bringen,
oas iest nod bon ipirtlidlen 9lniieo'
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6ieicn SieSlern uuren 2eute NIT lDe.
nieen MiiteIri. ais ite lih in G9epcn.
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Spariomfeit un0 muiterbnfte @irt.
idoft boben iie lid st Seitten init be.
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Seimen enporgridwutggr. 2eute,
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berbdItnismdBig jung, sod bcreits
etues groBen 5reun0e5freiies er.
freuerl. SER Osborn fam nod 5i0.
nep in einetn Sitter bon bier Sabrer,
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bereits netln Sabre In oieier 5ta0t
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tet. oaB oas beige 5armIono bor
ndt ooer nettn Sabren fit $40 bic
$50 Der ader beocllten0 idperer at
berfaufen mar, al8 gegenmdrtig al
$50 Biz $50 per 4der. 1lm muB
bier aaer0ing8 ouf) tn getrott sic.
ben, 0ab 0ie 6armprobutte 8u jenen
eiuen be0altcn0 nieorigeren
Rreis 6radten. ais nie iie Q~egenUdr.
TIC bringen. 9ieie bobeu greiie fiir
Die Gr3eugniiie Der 2an0nirtidaft
arm6gliGen e5 hd1tiig Dem 2nn0fdl-
FER. iein 2dn0 au8 ben 9roiiten elmer
Grnte ST. be3oblen toie bieIe
1rer leben0en Jarmer beltetts betptes
len baben. 60 tam beiipielsneiie
Dor 8pei 5nbren SER greiton @uiG,
ms Neton, So. nod Si6neg un6
artparb cine liberalization Garm-
.ono un0 Ieiitete cine qnsablrnq
BON $1,000 uli0 mietetc noa cine
ueitere 6Ia6e bereits qebfliqten
eanbes. Gr be3ablte NIT einer @rnfe
isr iein games 2ono. Bat 6eltte cine
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