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The Washington times., 1917-12-31
Is 1t Real Love?
DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:


There Is a young man who
calls on me. He Is Of excellent
family and seems to have good
habits. He is one OF many young
men who occupy most OF my time
evenings. and I like him very
much. al he is entirely different
from the culinary and amusOs
and ATTRACT. IL Immensely.
He has volunteered his services
to his country and Is at present
awaiting the call to the colors,
which is expected In tho next zen
days He has asked mo several
times 10 marry him, but am
uncertain that love him. He has
enough money TO make me COM
Portable for life. r. d. b.
THE whole tone OF your letter
suggests to me that you like this
man. admire him and feel Il would
be wise and practical thing to
marry him and have the bGneh; of
his support when he is over In
France Eu; nothing in your letter
suggests love. unselflsh devotion, =
desire for h!g happiness. or a Will
ingness to Gacr!ace your own com-
So-t and enjoyment in order to Sc
cure his hAppinsIA There isn't any
bass for a real marriage II your
E4TiIues ia what l have felt Il to
The Washington times., 1917-12-31
THE HIDDEN HAND

pal and before Ramsay and Doris
could recover from their surprise
the two were cut of the door and
away after the Hidden Hand.
Never mind. Jack" implored
Doris. Let them Go-the Hidden
Hand has fed-he might return at
any moment.
Ramsay thought better OF it
Yes" he agreed. Il can't leave
you here alone. DO you feel able
to walk"
With your help" smiled Doris.
her old roEuishucss coming back
as the danger passed.
She took his arm. but Ramsay
needed no Invitation. 1t wound
itself about her slender waist quite
naturally, as the lovers slowly
started to walk back to the Whit
ney House. full OF the exciting ad-
venture which had ended 50 fOrtu-
nately.
1t was in the forenoon that DR..
Scarley in his medical laboratory
was at work. when the door opened
Unexpectedly.
Scarley managed to conceal his
feHr a. the sight of his visitor, COW
ering his confusion by waving to HE
assistant to leave. while he turned
and offered his hand to Detective
E'latt.
cut out the bull" rrunfsd Flpt,,
refusing the orore-cd RAID Let's
come avn . brass tSckc.'
The detective pulled out some
rspers from his pocket and as he
old so, Scarley could i'll conceal :haC
Is was very alarmed.
TOW about :hess accounts %
yov-S W. t. C.tste." SegRI TlAtt.
s,El hSl..tiy Usv-76 tie plcS-I.
Sc.~las E.sT taSt SOtP RkrSsy
ard Flat cGd trs goods % I'm Ao5
. - UGsC-unu'o-s I'D spIy o-s
.'a0E occurred. he -eacbec ipEo AZ
The Washington times., 1917-12-31

VTTILB you Just tell me one
" single, solitary thing you ac-
complish by losing your
temper?
When you lose 81, you lose your
sane perspective on life, your dig
nifty. your peace Of mind and your
good -hurIOred federation Of people
and things. You may actually do
something murderous when you
lose your temper-somethinE which
YOU would give almost anything in
the world TO undo, something which
Injuries someone else, lowers your
own dignity and accOmplishes abb
solutely nothing to your advantage
or anybody elss's.
Modern research says that fatigue
is poison. Accumulate tirsdness TO
the point Of oveT-tiredness and you
are actually making poison toxins
in your own system. I'm sure that
ill-temper, ugliness. irritation are
all poisons, too.
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Little BObbie's Pa

Ouch. The President ought to
send YOU a vote OF thanks. sed Pa.
There are many things about
Mater that Man hasent found out
yet sed Ma. go Woman IL going
TO talk up the work. one o. the
points wich was brot out at our
meeting. sed Ma. WAS the way
trees act in a big w:ucsiorm. II
you =" into forest curing a big
wind. sed Ma YOU can hear the
limbs moaning jest as plain Can't
you? sed ma
Yes. sed Pa. wen the rempes; is
EhreekinE the trees moan. but ]
newer happened 20 think that
thay was moaning with pain. sed
Ia, until you ladies got together
d worked IL out That shoWr
what thought can do. sed ia. Or
what thought thinks II tan do.
Now that you mcnshun II. sed
Pa, | reeme nber many thiags that
wud go 20 show that plants have
feelings. The first time ! picked a
poor littel ne;tle. sed Pa. must
have hurt ii quite n :ot, beekaus
' Crl ieel IL HurI.nB IN my hand. ]
te!t 80 sorry for it. sed Pa that /
80. 3 o.: Ike = buTabelbee
,. Seorge. ssd Pa. I believe you
,..-s ladies' have hit on q crate
t-Uta Of Mater. That shows what
th!=l.!uF can do. am proud Of
my b-its wIsc. sed Pa Yure men
tai grasp Is wuuderfuI. sed Pa. &
all these yeers l have newer fully
reeliEed II.
You are a deer boy TO say SO,
Sed Ma.
Not at all. sed Pa by the way,
sed Pa. thay are going 10 have a
Httel card party at old Ben Billings
bachelor fiat tonite, sed Pa wud
like to go. sed Pa. 4 vile there
will tell them OF yure wunderful
discovery that plants have nerves &
feeling. Il will surprise old Ben.
sed Pa. to lern that anything IN the
WUrld has feeling. He has played
cards so long. sed Pa. that he IL
proof TO pain.
Vary well. deer. sed Ma. run
along 4 remember. sed Ma. tha'
eeyPn cards may have feeling Sc
doant pinch them too hard
The Washington times., 1917-12-31

.sS.,. -, l., ,.S,, ,Y-. -. . -,
waved ASIDE FIatL Fut up your
money. You might need it." Then
lie leaned closer to Scarley. Help
me beat that secret service guy,
Ramsay. and I'll forget that YOU
stole from the estate"
Scarley's look OF relief was all
most painful to see. but 1t was lost
on Fiat. Craftily now ScarIey
watched the detective, whose sole
thought was to get ahead OF Ram
~ NSterS,
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Maid of Honor.
DEAR MISS FAIRFAN:

DEAR MISS FAIRFAN:
man Is attentive TO a gtrI
whose siGtSr Is to be married Is
Il right ,SE this girl to be her
sisters bridesmaid unless her
friend. the brother Of the bride
groom, Is picked as best man?
This has caused 4 quarrel be-
tween two swsethesrtS and we
wal: your answer patiently.
MICHAEL c.
NATURALLY the girl OF whom
you speak will be her sisters
wedding attendant. Equally nstu-
rally the bridegroom chooses his
Owa brother as best man There is
absolutely no reason why the man
who cares for the BRIDES sister
should expect 20 be In the wedding
party. Out OF courtesy to his sweet
heart. he would be invited to be ono
OF the guests ii the wedding, and
he has absolutely no right to expect
more or to be Aart because both
bride and groom choose their near
est ana dearest as Rt.endEntA
The Washington times., 1917-12-31
By Garrett P. Serviss.

=
WILL you kindly write an article
on liquid air and what II doeSf
r. s., BRONX.
-HIs wonderful century produces
mArvels 30 fast that the
Il greatest are soon swallowed
up in the multitude of their sue
cessors. Twenty years ago every
body knew. or might easily learn
from current publications. all about
liquid air, and everybody was talk
ing about II; to-day It n hardly ever
mentioned. It has become a kind OF
tradition. Yet It marks one Of mans
greatest achievements
Liquid air bears to the air We
breathe about the same relation
that water bears to Buperheatsd
steam. We certainly would never
think of air a. being hot. especially
not IN such q Winter Gs this one.
Nevertheless, It Is nothing but the
heat of the air that keeps Il in
gaseous, and therefore breathabls.
state. When the temperature Of the
air II down to Thermometer zero Il
IL still hot, measured from absolute
zero. We don't think II Is hot, be-
cause we are physically constructed
to live in temperatures between,
say. zero and a hundred above zero.
., e.. Kbar-anafar acaIa
To understand what liquid air
means, try to imagine beings con-
structed to live IN q steam boiler.
breathing steam as We breathe air.
Then let the boiler cool OF until the
steam condenBes into water. They
would be frozen solid. Their air
would have become liquid, and IN
that State would be as cold to their
senses a. liquid air is TO our senses.
Or, take another illustration.
which seems more extreme. imag-
Inc beings living In an atmosphere
composed OF the vapor of iron. Let
that vapor be condensed into liquid
iron, such as we see In q blast fur
nace-that molten iron would be to
those creatures Tremendously cold,
just as liquid air is tremendously
cold to US, and when It condensed
into solid iron II would be for them
substantially what liquid air frozen
and compressed Into solid air Is for
Us.
We are simply living In 4 Wer:d
where certain substance com
blnation of oxygen and nitrogen
happens, by virtue Of the prevailing
average temperature and pressure
to which it IL subjected, to remain
permanently In the gaseous state,
But that state Is n6 more natural TO
air than is the liquid or solid state,
1t assumes any OF these states ac-
cording to circumstances,
There may be planets where the
temperature is so low and the pres
sure SO high that oxygen and nitro
gen Uhe main constituents of our
atmospheric lie III oceans Of inuon-
ceivably cold liquid upeH the solIdIy
frozen surface, Just as there are
orbs, like the sun, whore the heat
Is so great that nothing whatever
(St least nothing known to us) is
IN the liquid or solid state, but
where everything is gaseous But
IN our world We can get air Into
the liquid or solid state only by
very Ingenious scientific tricks with
natures forces.
One step toward Iiqusfyiag sIF Is
to get the heat out OF itI another
Is to subject it to great pressure.
No more is needed. These tive
steps are combined In liquid air
machines, which FIRST compress the
air and then abstract the heat by
a series OF expansions. At a tenn
peraturs under 22e degrees below
zero Fahrenheit. and at a pressure
The Washington times., 1917-12-31
Advice to the LOvelOrn
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX

be. IL my analysis is wrong and
the situation Is the exact opposite.
then. and then only, would It be ad-
vissbIs for you to marry your SOL
dicr boy.
The Washington times., 1917-12-31
Plot Miscarries.

From the door the Hidden Hand
had seen one or his men knocked
out. while the other shrieked with
pain - he nouHdcrrd Ir the lime.
blinded. Erasping fraut.cally at the
edge Of the vat. Doris, too. was
safe. His plot had mIscarried. 4
moment more and Ramsay himself
might be upon him
with an oath lie turned and fled
through the door. down the hall and
out Of the building. diving into the
shrubbery through which he might
conceal his flight
Ramsay turned 10 Doris on tho
floor and bent down over her.
Jack. she whispered. as ho
freed her arms from the cruel
ropes. and she ciung TO him. II
might have known that YOU would
be near when needed you
Il would never be away from
you-if you would let me have M
way" he hinted.
1t was no time for love making
Ramsay had scarcev released
Doris. when there was .~rrIhc
splash from the lime. TIE mo-
ment had been sufficient 20 the
emissary. terribly burned tlorgI
he was. &" oyI himself ron lcs
vat and virtue over on IN. hoor in
torture.
The Washington times., 1917-12-31
PlOtters Escape.

At the same mom.r'. III. other
'-n7w. recovering ran 'fe 49,
ans -eEcning bis cNs-cs )U,~rf:
10. He auPE siG ArpI .peu' hiS
The Washington times., 1917-12-31
By Arthur B. Reeve.

Creator of the "CrnlE Kennedy"
mystery stories, which appear sI-
eIusIveIy In Cosmopolitan Magazine.
The Washington times., 1917-12-31
This Day in History.

THIS the anniversary of the sinking of the famous mon
itor which defeated the Merrimac off Newport News
and saved the Union fleet of wooden warships The mon
ior foundered December 81 1862 off Cape Hateras
with nine of her crew. Her opponent was burned when
the Confederates abandoned Norfolk
The Washington times., 1917-12-31
A Serial of Mystery
By ARTHUR B. REEVE
Asks Scarley's Aid.

; pocket and drew out a huge roll OF
bank notes.
The Washington times., 1917-12-31

Hidden Hand, the fellow had pre-
pared for Doris. lie sank in InD
scOrching. sizzling lime, with
scream.
The Washington times., 1917-12-31

To Keep Coffee Pots Clean.
TEA and coffee pots that have been laid aside for
time often have dsagreeable, musy smell. To pre-
this before putting the pot away, wash it thoroughly
in hot water to which lump of soda has been added
Then rinse it with cold wafer and leave to dry.
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fhsn aiiiie perbtn bic arbeithn an
unsefdbr 12 9]ro5ent Der fir bic Re
sierlns i'm gnu bssriffensn S6iffs
unttrtrofta. Die Shiffnhrtsbeb0rOe
bofft ben Gireit in Seattle innsrbal6
fueniser 5nee 5u erleoiseH, uHb bas
bort eetrcffsns llsbersintommen nirb
bann ipnbrifsiuIid nls Bats fir ale
dnoereH pIdbs cisnen.
Die geamien Der gsb5rbe itanbsn
ipdbreno BEG 5oges NIT llnionsfiibz
rem unb Reprdientnnien Der @erftsH
IN Sen!iis ipegen elmer 8ereinbdruug
IN @erbinbung, unter fpef9er bic ars
better b01trs 20bne erbnltsn follsn un6
bic Regisrung einsn 9beil Der erbos
hung be5nblen irG.
Die GiH5elheitsn 6es PLANES ipers
ben jebt ausgsnrteitet.
Die S6iffd6risbeb5rbe ipnnbte iia
pdbrenb bes 5ages an bas 9epnrtss
meni fir arbeit nit BEN GrIu9en, ibr
5u be!fen, benz Sireif Elm gnbs su
mn6en, unb Billidm Bladman, Der
DteI grfabrung in Iolden 9inssn bat,
III nit bieier aufsabe beiraut purs
hs,,
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gexiatipneller Aysprb
Cine iauss, Ie5e slssante Gruu bas
Spfer.
Die 2(nssIsssnbeit nod in tisffes
Duntsl ssblat.

g5ieago, Sa., II. Sept. Sn
benz 8abe3immer elmer uRm0bIirten
Mobnung in einem Der beheren Bobs
nungspiertel @bieagos fanO am gtona
tao bic poliJei bic 9si4e elmer ret4'
gefIeibeten iungen 5rau Dpn un9sfdhr
26 sSubren- Sine 9ummirobre fiibrte
bon ibrem Muno na9 oem pberbal5
bsTinoli9en 9asarm. Dos 6as mar
aber nidt angeore6t. Cine Der Sdnoe
Der s5rnu mar am 9eleRt nit einem
SSdIirmsFer, SS bas auf sinem 5enitsrs
g.Iins in bem Dpbn5immer sefunoen
parbe, faIi gan5 abseI4nitten iDprs
ben; bic BGnoe uno Der GuBbDbeu
Der 0pbnuns parsn nit 8lut be-
lprist unb IS tpuroe elm elmer pol
Waifer nit einem S6pamm barin
sefunhen, nit benz offenbar periu9t
porbeu mar, eos gIut abSuuai4en.
Gin boIIIfdnbiger Sruufeau, petBes
atlastlsib, gltlasi4uhe unb toitipies
ligss llntsr5eus ipurOen in einem aofs
fer in Der Wobnung gefunben.
Sas girsise, mas gu elmer Soens
ttfisirung fiibren tdnn, 1T cine gSoits
tarte, BON Decatur, Sn., batirt unb an
Grl. SoIspbiue Barter esrtdtst. sic
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mar .gfara" unteraei6rst un6 sl
heiBt barin: .Ma9e biz teine SOrgsn.
beine Wl0bel ftub nntertpegs".
Grau Ears 2lntsriou, bic Gtgen
t3imerin Ses Sauies iagte am &6ero
fab bic Dame bic Bpbnuns Dol
einem Wlonat geaistbet aber allC
@riu6e Der Ra96orn ft9 i9r II
freunbi6oftlider Meiie gu nd6ern
5uriidgetpteien babe unb iiber6nupt Il
eTentrtf4 seDfeH fei, baB bic gln6
barr fie bic bsutide Spipniu gsnunni
bdtten.
pSie mar ben qou3er Tag unb biz
gan3s Ra4t ouf ZEN 8eineH, INNER
nah tbrem grieFtaiten Isbenb," Tag
te 5rau Qnberion, rniemano 6ot
o6er jemols einen 8rief in bsm &a.
iten geIe9en."
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Rau6geIeQe
@Ir0e bonn SeteftiD @eatberlD 6urh
SteDOlUeridlnf, 5ur Strefe
ee6rnfjt.

Ger gerrpltn0ete, 9tn0reID Benedict
aus 2lQiance, ringt i'm ItdDtiiAetI
Soipital nit benz 9o0e.-@r bate
auf ein Saar 6er SeantteH erihoi,
len. - Setne 6eitnnbme eriolgt.
gegen 0titterlla9t I'M 2ogirbauit
go. 113 Git 9ldte Strube. - ge.
neoict purOe pegen eines geitern
am bellen Gage bel Gopington Der,
iibten StraBenrullb5 gerpiinidt. -
Seiu SpieBgTeGe 2tnton S6luars
beilHoet ii6 in @ootnqton in Saft
- gei6e famen aus glQiance bier.
Der, nm mf StraBenraub ous3u-
geben.
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@iIembabns Sollifipn
Rabe enripiIIs, Sa., bat fsben sObe
sur Golse.

aurora, Sa., II. Geptember.
SnfoIse elmer aoIliTion auf Der Bur-
lington 9abn nabe G1rlbtlle, ST.,
As MeilsH ipsitli4 BON aurora, pur.
ben in Der 0a6t Rom Spuutag iiettn
gisfbdnoler DON Soma set0btet unO
SehH perionen berlebt. Gie Get0btss
ten unb Die 9srtsbten befanben iia in
aipsi S6!afpassa nm gnbe zines
3uass, in nelten Der ibm folgenOs
3ua binsirfubr. Die ibentifi3irtsH
Iobten iinb: 80. .. 9iron, 5dnil,
ten, Ja.; Dts McGnulsp. EelIerton,
Soma; Gbomas genbet, JairFislb,
Soma; @iliam Joults. Charlton,
Soma, unb Sobn Waltr. Silo, Soma.
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Gin 4ampfer ber belgi
fd)en 4ilisfsntiniifion
wirb Don ben 0eutTdsn bsiauIbigi,
Den griten als GaIs fir llntsrise-
bpots gu bieneu.

Wafbinstoh .. G., II. Sept.
antiportli9 bes protsiies Guslanbs
gesen bic Don esuti9sr Settle erbobent
BeidulSisuns, bab Dampfer Der bsls
gii9sH SilistemmiNion benlBt ipiir-
ben, i'm beutifSn llnierieebooten eine
5oIs gu iteIIen, bat bas beutide aus.
ipdrtigs Mmt bic Grtldrung obeeseben,
bab be 8siduIpisuns auf BEN gsrf9t
bee Eommnnbeirs eines Saudjboots
Commandments baiire, Der srtlGrts, baB
Der Dampfer Baron Bnensns- bon
Der 9iIfstOmmiiIioa auf i'm 3usefa9s
rem lei, iobolo sr bas 5au9boot e.s
ii9tst.
Die beuifde erflGruns, bic bon
Qpnbon aus Der bisIissn britii4en
goiidaft sug.f9idi purbs, lautst. baB
bsr Baron Baepens1 syldgsen unb
ggimpsl ON Mnits fiibris, bic dnbeus
teten, baB Der Dnmpfer in 9ieniien
Der beIsif4sn 9iIfsiOmmiHiOn Iiebs,
unb Der zdu1boot &ommanbeiir aes
5ipunsen mar on5unsbmen. bob Der
8dHpftr, inbem sr bon einem beions
seren aeHnseihsn gebrnu1 nahts.
ala cine Sole fir llnterTseboote psrs
tpenbst tpurbe, neil, .oIs CT in Sibt
tam. auf bas ilntenseboct ,ufubr,
aber pisOsr umisbrts, als bas, Saud.
boot seinsn alnsriff mn6te uno bas
ponfnbr.-
Die briiH4e Rssisruns eriIdri, Sab
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ge6lid po!itif6er aeifniion bon Der
Aegisrung in Na6rds intsrrirt NOR
cen iDorsn. duf freien 1uB geIsbt
muroen.
IS mar por fur5em nn9etiinbiat
iucrbsn, poB bic inbifde Regierung
berisnigen in Dl1brns empfe6len per<
he, alIe Snternirten in Jreibeit gu
feben, faIs iie ii6sr5eugt lei, baB iis
fiH pdhrenb beg Reifes beg arieges
urtonitituticneIler pO1iiiTher 2lgitas
linn enfbnfteu d1iirben
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aie .Sa@t"sirni
t60 TleiIen oftIib BON SpbneD, Gaps
Breton .ifoIse bon GrpIdiOn
eeiinten.

y;epgorf, II. September. Sie-
pirbe am Moittog abeno befnniit,
CAB bic S;ndlt linton" Dor fisaf II.
gen 160 wteilen 6itlid bon Snonep,
Cape Breton, irfoIOe BON erploiIuncn
in ibreu Seltnnts seiiiufen iei. Gle
yiadridt ipllroe bon GA 9Ritslie6ern
Der Wnnnifait. pcId)e per @obn rcH
!Solifar anfanlen. jierber gebrndt
es eing fein Menihenle5en be; Dec
aotaitropbe pcrIoren, uIr Elm einliser
Iann ipiroe perlctt. gr befir6et iifl
ini Soipital in Salifar.
9ie Union, emit Die ygaEoois".
,mS cine Der prahtigiten omeritani.
lden Safteu, mar bis nnr fir3em ei'
sentbum BON 6. g. o. Billings eeIue.
fen. 3ur 8eit ibrer 3eiitdrung mar
iie Sns gigentbim Der ruiliiden @e.
gierung.
e;ner Der Cffi3iere berittets. bail
sic erite erplciion rnitten in Ger R1dlt
erfcigte. es iei fir Die Ranhi. i.fdit in.
foIge Der GIauunen nit SdJpierisfeit
nsrfniirft cercien, IN Die Siettimes.
bcote Bu geloE9en.
sIIs Die g2otroien ettue 100 Darn
ron Der Snd,t entiernt fparen, iei eine
aipeite, grobere Grbloiiou eriolet lirtS
ole cSaflt iei 6nnn polIig in BlaHunerl
sebiiIIt sepeien ulo gefiurfeu. Die
M1anner irt BEN gooten bdtten infolge
Der a1lte unS Ses widneels ON gtab.
runs idtpere 0dibialen aiisgebalten.
Bis fie BON einem britliben gatroiIiI.
len,@oot aitfgegriffen tuitrecu.
Cir uufpnffifufipmen era
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Rur Dem umftaRb, baB er isinsu
Rs0oI0er i9uBbereit bate, bat De-
tsttiO eugene ggsatberIp es gu per-
oaHteu, OaB er nod unter ben 2ebsns
ben peilt unO itctt ieiner Der Is Sab
re ate Qnorelp Benedict aus 4qiancce,
Sbio, Der in GOOington pegsn elnes
geitsrn gliamittag psriibten Stras
beHraubes, pegsn bsfen iein 9els
fersbelfer, ein gepifsr 9lnton
S4parB, iia in gOoingtoH bintsr
S9loB uRo Riegel befinOet, i'm itdOz
tiiaen SoipitaI nit oem 3obe rinst,
Don elmer Sugel aus DeatberlDs Res
OOIuer getrOfiea.
Die S3ieberet, bic auf etn 6odr
einen 10 per6GngniBpoqen gerlaui
fir ben tiidtigsn Itdbtiiten @ebetms
pOIBiitsn geROmmen 6dtte, Ipielte fi4
turj Dor Ulitterna6t in benz britteH
StOdpert bss Gogis6auies Don 8. S.
8ontea, SO. 113 SIt s. StraBe ab,
mo Benedict unb S4parB Ieit mebres
rem Sa9en DO3nten.
S4rparb uno Benedict butten sss
fern Ha9mittnq gegen Orei ubr an
Der NnbiIou gite, in Der gtdbe Der
Gbtisl Bride, ettpa brei Wleifen bins
ter gooingtpn, ben @runbeigens
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