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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23

Today I address myself 20 cOnsa-
esCents and especially 70 people re
oyerinE from such seasonal dis
asses IS pneumonia influenza and
heavy cold want 20 Impress on
hem the imperative importance OF
aking time 20 GET well.
Some people. b is true. have ten
1ency 90 take TOO much time when
-ecoyeTing from any illness They
stay ir bed longer than they should
Whcu AZ LAST persuaded 20 get up,
much persuasion also is needed 20
induce them 70 90 outdoors. even
Cor q short walk
Bl, ne reverse is the rule Most
eeop.e vho have been I'D are impa
m. % BE- nut and doing. As soon
ihey regain any degree Of
rengrh they feel that confinement
Che house b. no longer necessary
Accordingly they rash back to
work. and plunge into lhe daily grind
hard as ever They are fortunate
they 60 not again fail iil more
r'ols,y thar before
For Dc fact Is that most diseases
afe the system greatly reduced for
9ws tmf after The fuil force Of the
ease has spent Itself Germ-caus
diseases ite pneumonia and In.
nen1a are IN addition likely to
cave some ORGAN pecially weak.
In this way temporary weakness
heart. lungs. or kidneys rs a com.
nor aftermath of diseases ike
hea Time r needed 20 give The
fected organ opportunity 70 regain
te normal power Otherwise grave
onseqg,ncs may follow
lei fhis 81 clearly understood The
man Rh0 undMg hgrnes hts conva.
eseence from pneumonia or infu.
MA IS running real risk ~ expe.
-iercng kfney trouble. even heart
disorders thru oYersrrain.
Ciher danger menace hin In
ais weakened stare 30 is usually
ufcenrb'a ~ contracting any germ
csnsed disease 10 which be may Dc
/ exDcseT Also ne ls liable % 'n.
lfoi~e himself To functional nervous
trouble o. some s0rr
wren Do cxerts himself TOO soon
after au illness hr 81 certain 70 feei
exfromely exhausted a. night be
mas hen end IL difficult 10 sleep
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
The Exchanging

As INC legislatures OF several
states are IN session and statesmen
properly apparoied ln frock coat
and Mount Zion neckfles. .arc warm
iug un to olectufy their constifu.
enfs. Dr. bccomea every cltzen's duty
20 prepare himself
~ For Tho denunciafion ~ INC
opposition
g. For tho recitation Of tho IN
fanies practiced upon patient
people
80 For fhe exposure Of the lobby
tb For tho Introduction or freak
bills
tsl For tho grab.
legislature differ sllrhtlf as 10
their physical length and breadth
and their msntal\fhlckness nu' fho
order ~ business is the same with
all OF them Toledo Blade.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
This Busy. Busy World

\ 100000 knitting mill In Flor
ida is owned by Negroes
Three breweries went out % b's
mess in 81. Louis within 80 days
last year
Americans now chew $50 900 oo0
worth ~ gum a year
There are 263.2i5 girl stenogra-
pliers and typevriters in this coun.
try
Working women in Pennsylvania
Industries are paid 275,oooooo a
year
More han goo kinds % FISH pro
duce noises audible 70 human ears
Torontos new if-story. H.oo0.oo1
hofel. the Devonshire IS 70 Do with.
our a bar
More than one-third % The total
population Of Dublin consists q
families living in a single room
To 1916 precious stones 20 "a 2
value Of almost $4,000 900 were In
ported into The United States
From The hens viewpoint water
- worth just as much IA feed. Tor
sho cant make an cgg with either
one alone
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
In Loving Memory

= little old man came into The
Office sd the Chicago Charities and
aio down $3.50 10 help out some
needy families Then be TOD them
story
Years sro. when I'll 81 ny folks
were Twins couldrs afford 10 give
presents Thing are dinerer4 now.
To, most ~ ms folks have gone J
went shopping JUST as II my folks
were alive ] picked out a shawl FOR
IN aunt OF mine She's dead AMI go
didn't bus 81. bu, , put down the
amount OF money would have
spent Then ven, and got Some
hinEs FOR my dead brother and for
ray father ard mother and FOR a few
old friends az mine didn't really
gei them ycn know but 7 priced
the things { thouEhi they would Ike
when ] ldded up an The money
would have spent 10 came 20 almost
$50 80 ! added a little TO i,, and
here IL is"
Has anyone heard q p finer. more
beautiful way ~ howing a man
love for his dead The things be had
wanted 90 30. 81 was too late GO DO
now he might. 30 De- true have apent
money Oh tone 70 make more arti
tcia anil Ian holy the quaint bill
de rhcrs his folks rest Ho found
better way 20 spend bis affection
to remember m fancy those he could
10 longer reach aud hen 20 SEQ that
MS loving memory IL them went &c
make others happier lie made his
/ love for his dead a power 20 gladden.
ihe living he laid tribute IN grie'
and made it blessing. Il is not a
Z ga story 500 need not pity BIN
tut we cannot help loving him. Nil
I waukee Senfin
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
The Keep Well Column
pELLAoRAi

~ proportion to the prosperity now
enjoyed by this country
The great rise in the price Of
forage particularly cotton seed meal
and bulls. u causing the peopir IN
many localities to sell their cows
and fhus there IS danger that they
will deprive themselves OF milk. one
of fhe most valuable pellagra pre-
1finz foods
The high cost ~ living has fur
ther served 20 bring about a re-
dlrfion in many families ~ tho
amount ~ meat. eggs, beans aud
peas consumed.
ln eTecting economies ~ this ma
ture fte general public should beer
iu mind the importance ~ prop
er.g balanced dict and refrain from
doing away with. n possible sgch
valuable disease preventing food
n lg believed that unless thls D.
done here will be a great increase
in me number Of Eases ~ peliaera
next pring.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
A Poem a Day


Such heaut ful. beauufal hands
They're mother white unf small
And you know. woUId sclrcely
thu
That They were falr a. aU
Two looked on hands whose form aud
hue
A srulptors dream might be-.
Yet arc thcs, aged wrinkiod hands
Most beautiful to ulc.
Such hcautfal beautiful hands
Tho heart WAS Weary and e1i.
These patient hands kcpt tulIas nu.
That the hfirrr wIarf Dos glad
almost weep az iouhinE back
lo chldhnn3S distant iaF.
I think how tuss~ hauds rooted uot
When mine we're az their play
such hcautif1l hrhutifll hands.
They're grow Bees frrble now
For time and pain haVo lrt their
ou han4a and heart and brow.
AfRa- Alas the neArfn. tue
And The sad sAa aas SD ur.
when meath the daisies. uut ~ sight
These hands ViN folded Pc.
But oh beyond this shadow lamp.
Where al ls brtsht and fatr
7 know ful well thrso 1~ar olt hands
WiiI palms ~ ,trtat> bear
Where crystal streams. thru endless
years
glow over golden sands
And whore the OLD grow Aonug agaln'
TN clasp nay wnfhrr hano
Ry request of lncy NJ " MITE
Centersillc. Nieh.ean
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23

tie may experience headache diges'
tive disturbances. and so forth.
This puts pan.cky ideas into h.s
mind j, tends 20 make him aDnor.
mally segcentered, 20 set hi,
thoughts in q groove OF morbid
brooding
He Is now n = Fair way 20 become
hypochon6riac. perpetualiy Oh
sessed by Year % IN health and by
ibis very fear keeping himself In a
state OF ~ health
The one prudent course after an
illness is % iet ne doctor decide
when IL Is safe % return 70 work.
Don't take matters into ones own
hands Ask ne doctor.
And when permission is given By
bin. don, set 10 work A. tho begin
oiug a hundredyard sprint Initiate
-ather. the longdisiance runner.
Begin slowly Take things easy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
Spenders

There is world % money fool
ishly expended % dress money that
might well be- Cd m 4 substantial
way. Every woman desires 20 be-
well dressed This ls bui natural
n is her right n is her privilege
Evcry well thinking hfIsband deaIree
10 see his wife and children wei
gowned. bur 30 is not necessary to
become a slave 20 the new gown
aud 70 begin planning Tor II before
--i7r-iast one has even tho sembiancc
OF age We are living too exfrava.
ganily. and lhis ls one ~ the car
dlnal reasons for the cry ~ the high
cost 81 living We must learn thai
great lesson ~ frugalify that Tho
people OF Europe arc now learniur
Memphis Appeal
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
Dry Russia

Russia. after ~ months ~ gro.
hibltion. reported crime tall
nnds bias decreased 81 Dor ccut
absenteeism 10 factories has fallen
So per cent suicide rate has
dropped enormously hospitals 'or
mcriy overcrowded ara not aled
efficiency tn fsciories increased q
70 l5 pe- cent prsrfifailE every
inhahitsnt Is AZ work awnings Dc
nosits have increased eight per
cent fire damage ha fallen &c 5s
per cent. wages In some district
raised 600 per cent. people are o.
inr better and costi.cr food bette
clothing IS worn by the poorer
classes agricultural imp.ern Dr
sales are so per cent larger r0.
prlsonmcnt decreased &c per cent.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23

inferiority OF weapons OF defense when the ftte
OF battle may easily dopepi upon 'hls Single c.e
meut cannot possibly be- expressed b, ans
amount OF money. however large
Secretary Daniels may have his short
comings and may have made himself
liable to attack in The conduct OF his
Office. but his position Is impregnaole IN
this particular instance
Has contract meets the acid test Of
sound business principles.
incidentally, doesn't it look as If some
steel trust chickens had come home 70
roost2
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23

arra ls produced by an insufcicnt
poorly balanced diet and that itNcan
ae both proven cd and cured oy
DE use OF food containing elemenf
n fho proportion required b. Ae
body
Tho application of This knov'
edge CRAFTY reduced peilasra ir
isis. as compared with previous
scar This reduction .s believed
hr the public health experts % have
bern due 90 improved economic con.
.-Ions which enabled -earnsrs
to provide themseives with better
ar1 moro farIed ditf
is feared however. trsf pei
iaVra may Increase IN 1917 BY rcs.
son ~ Increase 10 food cost oui
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
Vacant Lane On the Ocean

SPANISH enterprise is uop estab
fishing a now steamship Tine be
tween Vigo and New York Th"fr
AZ present no American lmf
reaching the continent There D..
no more reason. even under cyisfin'
war. conditions why American shin
should not maintain regular col
municatlon between This counire
nj one o. be- ports o., France than
here is for abandoning commuu.ra
ZION with British porte How can
.he American hag occupy This va
cant and inviting ocean lane Net
York sun
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
Woman's Rights in Yukon

The native women 'of Yukon afc
not whit behind their sisters in
eastern Canada in seeking political
equality with their faibers. brothers
and husbands They base their de-
mard for the Franchise however, on
psculia- crofnd While they claim
fhe vote ass right .hcy are KING
for 10 ~ tht time as mattor 81
,1pediency IN thar they Deicyo b. to
bc essential 20 fhe future ~ The tor
rfory that tho alien ma'o sotc.
Fich has grown vey strong hall
not dominate .is polite chr iian
science Monitor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
Frankenstein
BY Or. FRANK CRANE
Copyright. 1915. BY Frank Cranel

II is absolutely necessary 70 make ois-
tinction between the people Of Germany
and the government of Germany I've
claim that the people understand ALI lheu
government is doing and approve oi II
would, if granted. compel Us 70 believe
the German people are either morally -e-
licient or have all gone mad.
We know the German people. W. can
believe no such thing of them. They are
"a humane just, conscientious, highly ellie
cient folk, and foremost among the intel
lectual and civilized forces OF manbad
have lived among them, and a more de-
ightful environment | could not hope to
find. For them TO have planned the hor-
rorS since 1914 is entirely unthnkah.e.
But they have created a Frankenstein
in their midst. Deceived by the universal
illusion of the need of military prepared
ness. they have built up a machine HIth
all the logical perfection and finished
skill Of which they are capable.
1t is this monster who is now devour-
ing them and devastating the world The
responsibility for the colossal crimes OF
the past three years must be laid at
somebody's door, and the common con-
sent of mankind and the logic Of facts
put this responsibility at the door Of
the Prussian Frankenstein.
A bare list Of the horrors wrought by
this Frankenstein, if they were known
TO the German folk and we cannot be-
leve they are so known would result 10
its overthrow.
Blinded by a fatuous egotsm, Prusslan
mihtariSm started out in 1914 to conquer
Europe by swift strokes. II attacked UNI
offending France without excuse; it over
ran Luxembourg and Belgium in viola
ton Of it's express treaties when IL way
vas blocked by England il proceeded 70
a ruthessness in warfare unknown since
he days Of savagery it acted like some
uhuman ogre that hoped 20 paralyze the
earth with dread that Il may have IS
viii: il sank the Lustania organized
Zeppelin raids upon civilians and shollgd
tAifft4N, eA4A AAtli'tfA tf
military reason and apparently from fre
malice i cndcavored TO. STIR up frantic
war among the Turks; II devastated
Serbia. Rumania and Poland; It's sub
marine atrocities have excited the exc
Grafton Of the world, and all the while IS
spokesman has uttered the most hideous
blasphemies about being the instrument
IF God in saving the Fathorland
1t is this Fatherland that the Frank
nsteu has ruined 1t is not England.
nor France, nor Russia that should
hasten to bind this monster and cast
MIN into the pit it is the German people
themselves, for IL il they against whom
bis arch criminal Of AN history has done
he most frightful wrong.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
This Time, However, Our !.
Secretary of the Navy
Is On TOO Solid Ground

If you had on your overcoat, hat and
rubbers and your hand on the door knob.
IN your home, at the point Of leaving for
the days activities, and your wife should
say:
John. We are out Of potatoes and /
wish you would order them down town,
as / see by the paper they are 10 cents
cheaper by the peck than they are out
this way
WHAT WOULD YOU SAY?
Would you turn upon your wife and
accuse her Of Incompetence IN the man
agcment Of the household affairs?
Would you accuse her of an attempt TO
put the neighborhood grocer out Of BUSH
ness. in favor Of the grocer down town.
We don't believe that you would be
guilty Of either Of these things.
We believe that you would say %
yourself: John. YOU married good
manager a woman who is looking out
for your interests"
You would say that or something like
that if you were as appreciative as sou
ought to be.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
from another Point OF WeW
~ q r s.

Formerly three-for-a-nickel stoRies are
aow two-for-a-nickel Another result Of
If the high price of cabbage
Our cllre-t may b. chsngln'. a. they
ray t is" remarked pa blossom this a. ~,
"out q 3 NY own personal opinion that July
hasn't started ~ . come In Jennywary."
The original fine Of 500 imposed upon
TIVE woman who collected - for corsets
She never delivered has been reduced to
500 Would you say, Phyllis, that Justice,
in this case, has been taken IN or eased up
a bit2
4 Detroit man stopped go listen 20 what 10
supposed a German band.
II happened on 81 Aubinavs
suddenly The music ceasod.
The cornot PLAYER laid down his horn pointed
revolver ~ tho mans hoad and proceeded to
SO through hs pockets, from which be extracted
Meanwhile tho band PLAYED loudly that is to
aF. very loudly
If fhc Detroit man yelled. people thought II
was me ciarloucl and paid attention
After he had been Hifted, The man waa told tv
bea, &C. by which The bass. drum was not meant
Tho robbcr musicians piayed through NAM
bars.
Their victim would like TO hear them play
igain,-thrOugh many bars.
The National Wool Growers assoca-
ton complains that the sheep industry
hampcrcd BY predatory animals and
wants the government TO take a hand ln
The matter. As We understand Tom
Lawson. the government, itself NAV he
too busily engaged in helping the animals
that is. the ones that have been de-
vourng the lambs on Wall-st.
So Louis has a crime wave" and civic
societies arc demanding greater polio. aeuv.
its News stem
Greater police activity. by all means,
say VIZ. or less
Il looks like it is all of with tho nude
an The movies
Tho weather man predicted this latest
snow storm. And he said a Ahovelful.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23

lng the comiEs
year
This rs the FEAR
IMPRESSED o. fh
public health err
vice "A "a 49,
" gOvCrumf nf 90
earchns was
found thar pc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
Her Dream

wife dreamed last nlgii thar ]
wat iu Heaven
Nr-hand Did fou sec mo there
Wife = did then know Wa
dreaming Town Topics.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23

- 3D.. What is goifre
Coifrc Is an enlargement ~ The
thyroid gland. but no one knows
vhat ca1aes the enlargement
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23

ST. BY The Eur pFinA
objected to ChorEias b4rs CD
economical
Mr s ou sFfonsh mo-
Mr - fes. Y1I know he
is @ contractor himself rd a
sent circu'ars 90 all fn. unis
tors in town asking f0r L-e.r
lowest eslimates Cor perform
luc The ceremony
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23

Hvh cost Of food STUFF may
cause an increase in pellagra dur
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
TAKE TIME TO GET WELL

BY n. AOONoToN BRUCE
nthood
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23

But suppose you happened home from
work, at the end Of a day, and said
Clara those last potatoes you bought
were a very poor quality; how much did
you pay for them?'
"Sixty-fve cents a peck, John.
why" you would say, Il saw beauti.
full potatoes down town for fifty-ive. Let
me buy the next peck
But, john" protests Clara, Grocer
Blacks wife is a member of my card
club, and it wouldn't do at all.
You wouldn't think much Of your
wife's business ability. would you?
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23


the sentiment out of the average man
pocketbook.
The United States government being in
need of armor-percing projectiles, Secre-
tary of the Navy Daniels advertised for
bids.
That, most certainly, was businesslike
The contract was let to Hatfields, Lin
tied, a British munitions company, be-
cause Hatfields bid about $500 under the
lowest American bid on every projectile.
VIII anybody say that the acceptance
Of the Hatfelds bid was unbusinesslike
In the secretary Of the navy?
VIII anybody say that the secretary Of
the navy, in accepting that bid, was not
acting in the interests of the national
pocketbook?
Hardly
But a great hue and cry has gone up
mostly from the steel trust and capital
istic newspapers, because this contract
was given TO foreign concern-and not
to local monopoly.
1t was conspiracy, the trust claims,
like this:
The British government urged Hat
fields TO seek this contract for the pur-
pose of creating panic in the American
steel market and resultant reduction in
the export price Of American steel.
That doesn't happen TO be the case
happens TO be q stupid absurdity by the
way 49, but if it were true, our thanks
would most certainly be due the British
government.
Secretary Daniels has an explanation
for the placing Of the contract abroad
which sounds great deal more plausible.
The Bethlehem Steel company has adj
mitted that it failed to make satisfac-
tory shells on a contract it was awarded
two years ago.
Home industries deserve the patron
age of the government, by all means,
but. in the name Of sound business and
In the name of faithful discharge Of the
obligations Of his Office. Secretary Dan
iels demands, merely. that PRICE AND
QUALITY MUST BE EQUAL
And that strikes us as very, very good
business. and as very. very patriotic
a consideration that enters into this
contract makes il Of more Importance
than the matter Of dollars and cents. as
pointed out by Secretary Daniels in the
statement he has issued TO meet the at
tacks by the steel trust in which he
says:
whsi has not boon made clear however. s.
the failure 81 the companies manufacturing pro
jociilcs with no spur of competition 20 drive
them on 70 keep pace with tho Improvements bel
the quality OF armor piercing shells thai werf
being made abroad A difference In tho pric-
Of shells car be eSprcssod In dollars aud cents
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23

Patronizing the neighborhood grocery
Is all right
These outlying stores are an accom-
mediation in the localities they serve,
deserve encouragement and should get
the business of those localities, PRICE
AND QUALITY BEING EQUAL, but
paying a premium of 10 cents peck on
inferior potatoes would be likely to take
the sentiment out Of the average man S
pocketbook.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-18

Ger CaiOer 8dbIer bat bic Sbatiadeu bOr idJ
Seik er, Of er fir oSer segeu seietlid &c.
madte SOtala6tinsns timmt.
Surd gertperfuns bes grpbibiiOns.2 2msuSe.
nieuts iuirSe Cbiu ale feline Slsdts nntrr iei-
Heu eiseHeu 2oeaI Option Hno 0lesulaip Ge.
iesen pabren.
Srodene Siarifte f5nnen trpdeu blsiben nnS
maize Siitritte troden tperben, gang mad g8illsu.
garser in trpfenen Siifrifteu f5nnen mad
pie bur Giqu5re fir inSiOiSueleu ge6ruud I'M
siseuen Sans bun Sdublsrn In uaTeu SiitrifteH
iuuerbal5 bes Staates erlaussn.
Cbio lebute 1913 ole gnnaGmc BON nabe5a
fnOdrntrOfen fur Sitrifte az, bic inter 2Oeal
CptiDu trDden iiub; es Doate ieiue eigeuen
ghrger in trpfentn Siitrifteu uid)t 6urd eiH
Gsies ieinsr siseueu sd)Opfuus itrairu.
Ohio 1T nod nidt 6ereit, ieine idmmtlideu
Sarger SHrdj elm pirfIih fno6eu trOfeu Ge.
Ies su 6eitrafeu, Sas uidJt ietne Sd5pfuHg 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-18
3amiitua.

1tnier agept In 6amiltou IN Serr
Gbnarb grnd, 449 sib iyiinfte Ctr.
gea SeI. 476-R. Some Ebon.
1914.
= Oos poitnnts|0ebartenent In
@afbinston iibertrug ber Champion
Goateb pnper Company einen biers
jGfrigen aontrdtt fir bic Qieferuna
bes pofftortensYapiers Der Regies
rung. Der aontratt belduft fi9 nuf
ettpa 100000.
- Der @eTammfbetrdg Der Big gez
tern in 6arilton bertauften 'greis
bsiisbonbs beldrft fib uuf $205, go.
- 9ur6 gPeD. 8. SO. @erbarbus
iuurhm seitern Worgen m Der Ct.
@eronitasair9e lrGulein CLARA Rens
nsrs, 5o9ter Don Grnu gbriftine Rens
ners bon glo. 123 Grnnb Bouleparo,
unb Srr 5imptbD Sobn Soele, Sobn
TON Serrn urb Grau Socob 5oele,
ron Der Desrfielb pife, gttraiit.
Der Srnuenberein Der gpdng.
ct. pnuls s9emetrbe beraHifdltet beu,
t. Radmittas unb abenb sin Raffses
trdn5den.
e Sn ieinsm 6efrn in SO. 422
Goutb @bsnue ftarb geftern Morgen
5err 20. 9runbenfurg I'M Utter bon
Al Sdbren. er 9irrterlGBt fein. Ditt>
he, cine softer, hret griiber, cine
unb feine betogte Wtuttsr.
-Sn OrForb finbet tsute bic 100.
6al6jd1rsOerIommlurg Der llnion
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