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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-13

worrning into every nook and Granny of
the earth and you cannot escape her
intention, fantastic as it seems hard as
it has been to believe it.
Germany struck group of nations
cropping towards an entirely different
ideal-nations only half-heartedly mill.
tary and that half so only by their
sense of necessary. These nations want
ed only their own. They were coming
more and more to feel that every little
land should have its chance They
wanted abo'e all peace that the visions
Of the possibilities for peoples who lived
and worked honestly visions still dim
but yet unmistakable-mig be real
lied.
With every month of this three years
Of war ii has become clearer that either
Prussianism or democracy must go
down. What was true Of slavery in this
country sixty years ago-"We must be-
come all one thing or other" is true
today. We must become all Prussian
or all democrat. There is no peace in
the world with both. The stick must
come out of the wheel or we must take
the road to a world Imperialism.
What folly to talk of boundaries now,
to prate of indemnities and annexations.
They are not the question, nor can they
be until the one question is settled. Free
the wheel, and all these matters will be
adjusted by world free to be just, free
so to arrange things that each shall get
the chance and that all nations-Ger.
many itself included-shall have a free
play for peaceful democratic ambition.
To talk Of terms now is to play the
game Of autocracy. What greater help
within Germany-with the German
people-could this autocracy ask than
propositions from the allies? 1t would
enable ii to say to them-"You see they
must sue for peace. They're beaten
AS always, we are omnipotent. Gott
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-13

everything we can to help our country.
This is what | intend to do, and l urge
you all to do the same.
IF you go to fight in this heroic
hour, may Gods blessing go with you.
If your conscience forbids your going
be brave enough to say so. But you
must be very sure that it is your con-
science which makes the objection to
your going and not your objection to
going which makes your conscience.
There is the same difference between
the man who has an honest conscienti.
Gus objection to war and the man who,
being afraid to go, makes his con-
science his excuse, that there is be-
tween honest coin and counterfeit coin"
This letter is commended to all Amer
leans who are still following the will-o'.
the-wisp Of pacifism into the marshes of
German intrigue
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-13
TIE OIESTInN

"The whole world recognizes that the
honor Of the armies OF both sides is
safe. w. Benedict
by Theodosia Garrison Of the Vigilantes.
"The honor OF the armies OF both sidesr'
Surely his holiness wrote swiftly here:
Let the world Judge now judgment
draweth near,
What honor In that brutal will abidcs.
That strikes and violates in lust and
wrath
And leaves red devastation in It's path.
The honor OF the armies OF both sleesr'
Nay, swords may drip with blood and
yet be clean.
But this is llerod's sword-this blade
obscene:
Ask Of the plundered lands-the Grim
soned tides
Lift Belgium's tortured face and ask Of
her
Anent the honor Of her ravisher
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-13
From Other
Editorial Pages
THE FATHEADED CENSORSHIP.

st. Louis Times: Senator Johnson. a
sturdy American senator from Califor.
nit, voices the view not long ago ex-
pressed in these columns touching the
fatheadedness Of our present system of
censorship. In a nutshell, the present
censorship plan allows much to become
public that might well be withheld, and
it withholds, in the silliest possible way,
much that should be made public
For instance, the censorship al.
lowed news of the transporting of sol.
diers to get out before the proper time.
Then, when the Japanese mission ar.
rived at San Francisco the stupid
censor said that they arrived at "a
Pacific port" The fathead expert that
used this date formula after the com.
mission was well ashore and was
wining and dining probably supposed
that the peasantry Of the United States
would think that the Japanese mission
arrived at "a Hudson Bay port" or at
"a Gulf port"
Il think that I echo what is is in ev.
cry senator's heart when | say that
there has not been put forth to the
American people what should be put
forth to the American people in clarion
tones" said Senator Johnson. who gave
an account Of the entertainment of the
Japanese mission, which was reported
in all eastern newspapers as AT Pa
cific Port" although all the San Fran
cisco papers had been filled with the de
tails Of the reception taking place there
IF you can tell me what good that
sort Of bosh can do with a people en-
lightened. intelligent, critical, patriotic
and self-sacrificing, ! would be delight
ed" said Senator Johnson.
u mention this very slight exampl,
because it is typical and for those who
know are striving with all theil
might. who are going forward with al
the force of which they are capable
who are indeed overflowing with pa
triotism and desire 10 serve their land
| ask for truth and publicity in thi,
war; and nothing less than that, in re
turn for our burden and in return foi
our sacrifice"
Not long ago 1t was stated that
ship had arrived az an Atlantic port.
the text Immediately following inform
ing the reader that after landing. tn,
visitors marched up Fifth avenue o.
some such familiar thoroughfare, thu
making it quite clear 10 the American
peasantry that the boat had not land
ed at New York, but at Oshkosh.
The real fact of the matter is tha
the censorship plan at Washington /
a national joke. Mr. Creel. the head O
the board, has never had news e,
perience, his work having been chief
confined 70 magazine and editorial worl
There should be at the head Of IN
board an experienced news editor. VIII
should at the same time be a iudg
Of human nature and something Of
strategist as to naval and military ma
ters
Senator Johnson can well lay III
blame of most of the criticism the a,
ministration has had at the doors
the looseiointed Bureau Of NIisinformi
tion.
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A PACIFIsT or THE RIGHT TYPE.

Katrina Trask Mrs. Spencer TrasN
is one OF the most prominent pacifists
In this country. She has written on
the subject extensively. vigorously and
intelllgently and her pacifist play. In
the Vanguard" has been widely per.
formed and is still being given
But Mrs Trask is no pacifist today.
This country is a republic" she says
in a letter 10 some OF her pacifist sup.
porters THE majority rules, and the
majority OF the United States has
chosen the way OF war Congress has
declared war our president In words
which thrill the soul, has proclaimed
war This is not time to speak Of
differences, OF individual creeds or OF
personal principles. We all wish TO
work "a the same things-llberty. de.
mocracy humanity. fraternity This is
"a time to speak only OF our united pur.
pose and of our ardent desire 10 do
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-13
AN OBJECT OF HATRED.
She Knew Minister Had to Love Her IL
He Followed His Precepts Alright.

Washington Star: Senator Simmons
was discussing the proposed war tax
on automobile owners Making war
taxes" he said, isn't pleasant work.
1t put one in the position of the
facetious minister.
"a facetious minister at Ocean Grove
took little girl on his knee and said:
"I don't love you, Nellie
"All the ladies on the breeze swept
veranda laughed, but little Nellie
frowned and said:
You've got to love me. You've got
to-
"'Got to? How SOP laughed the
divine.
Because, said Nellie stoutly, you've
got to love them that hates you-and L
hate you, goodness knowsr "
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PAGE THREE

NIT uns." And with that curious men,
tai obtuseness which goes with a belief
in autocracy the people would believe
though the terms the government ac-
cepted were as severe as the most in
tolerant ally might name.
The German people have believed their
government impregnable. They still be-
lieve it so. The only possible way to
break the superstition is to break autoc
racy in Germany. Break it until it is
on its knees suing for peace Then and
only then will that great and wonderful
people come to itself And then only
will civilization, as those of us who now
call ourselves democrats understand it.
have a chance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-13
Fear Flour Famine

Chicago, Sept lS,-Fear OF an i'm.
pending -four shortage was expressed
here today by representatives OF mill.
ing companies who asserted that un.
less there is an early and substantial
Increase in the shipment OF wheat to
terminal markets, the situation win be
serious.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-13

Boston Transcript: Il see that the
car has gone TO that famous resort, ST.
beria'
Resort? Where did you get that
stuff?"
why ! understand that a great
many Russians have taken a Knouting
there"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-13
The Corresnondence Schonl.

Harper's Magazine MY dear sir" re.
sponded the delinquent 90 the represen.
tative who called, "those collection let.
ters from your firm are the best ever.
| am sending copies out TO the trade.
and It's wonderful how many Old ac
counts | have collected. haven't paid
my bill, because | felt sure there was
another letter in the series. have had
some hard customers to deal with. and
needed the last letter"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-13
The ArdmOreIte Is on Sale Daily at:

Irby's News Stand, Ringing.
Heald's Postoffice Stand, New Healdton.
Page N Murphy Book Store, Marietta.
Marsh's News Stand. corner Broadway
and Main, Oklahoma City.
Broadway News stand IL North Broad
way, Oklahoma City.
Healdton News Stand, New Healdton.
Writ News Stand, Writ.
NJ. j. Garrgan, Wordsworth.
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No Prohibition ON This.

Boston Transcript Here's an old
sentiment worth recalling at this time.
The spirit OF '76-Distilled by our
fathers, may 1t never be diluted by
their sons.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-13

The reason given by Josephine for
the Jewish law which prohibited the
wearing OF clothing OF linen ana wool
was that such garments were worn by
the priests alone.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-13

Gainesville Texas Register; The
eight Industrial Workers Of the World
who quit the United States and invaded
Australia as propagandlsts Of their sys.
tenn Of disloyalty and destruction are
reported to he in Jail there, which shows
that there are others who dislike their
meddlesome practices
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Member Of the Associated Press.

The Associated Press is exclusively
entitled to the use for republication Of
all news credited to 1t or not otherwise
credited in this paper and also the local
news published herein.
All rights Of republication of special
dispatches herein are also reserved.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-13
Political Observations.

President WILSON'S declaration in fa-
vor of the women Of New York state
winning suffrage should have an inn
portant bearing on the election in the
Empire state. If the women can win
in New York the day Of national suf-
frage for women cannot be long post
poned.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-13

Are you one Of the hundreds who
have tried many different tonics aud now
say 'Dandruf can't be stopped?
If so, remember. Pompeian HAIR
Massage is not only a tonic, it's a treat
ment This treatment is carefully described
in a leafet. The Hair and Its Care.
enclosed in every package.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-13

Chickasha Express: However, the
unhappy girl he left behind has thrills
when she receives a letter.
III Reno Democrat: Calling the air.
plane the eyes Of the artillery" as
Marconi does, is not all poetry.
Lawton News: Observation tells us
that the best table manners are not al.
ways seen in the swellest cafes.
Canadians We're successfully looking
through Lens
Drumright Derrick Manhood was
never yindicated 10y watching the wife
WELD a mop.
New York World: Draftobiectors in
Oklahoma awakened to the fact that
resisting the government is about as
hazardous an occupation as enlisting
Lawton Constitution: "Disarm" says
the pope. BY all means, but make the
other fellow disarm first lie started
it.
McAlester News.Captal. Governor
Williams is so militant that peace dis.
turbs his mind lie is said TO Doe plan.
ming another extra session of the legis.
lature
Muskogee Times Democrat The dis.
may which some towns felt ON learn
ing that the peace council was to meet
there was only eQualed by the salts,
! faction they felt i'm eiecting it.
sulphur Democrat If the ear of
Russia would compare his Siberian exile
, with what the people handed Louis
XVI, he should cheer up, for it might
| be worse
Norman DemocratTopic. II takes a
| good business man TO be as pleasant
and courteous to the party who wants
: to sell him something as he is TO those
who wish 20 buy something.
Bartlesville Examiner: II the army
wants to recruit an efficient quarter
masters corps let them get a regiment
of negroes. Most any negro can pro
vide a good meal if he has "a chance tc
forage a little.
Davis News: II has been very truly
remarked that the German sympathiz
ers in America who are so insstent
ON their right Of free speech don't seen
to realize that IL their side wins thh
war free speech viii be a thing Of N,
past
Drumright News: Sapulpa Argui
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German airplanes have dropped
bombs on an American Red Cross hos.
pital, killing and wounding several doc.
tors, nurses and soldiers. In harmony,
Of course, with the kaiscr's war motto
Onward with God"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-13

New York's city directory contains
100000 names.
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Drumright News Sapulpa Argus
asks what has become Of the young
lady who used to blush every time
man spoke to her? She has become
displaced by the young lady who flushes
with veXation II a man fails to notice
her.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-13
CUTOUTS AND HORNS.

The National Autom0ble Chambcr OF
Commerce has recommended that in
an cars built after January /. muffler
cupouts shall he eliminated They
have no mechanical value, the experts
say and they only encourage fool
drivers to add unnecessarily to the
general din OF American life
It's a fine reform Now If they'd
only eliminate the squawk horns. the
public would enjoy comparative peace
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-13

The massaging (rubbing) Of the scalp
wakes up the roots of the hair to new life,
This massaging also opens the pores
ofthe scalp to the wonderfully stimulating
liquids in Pompeian HAIR Massage.
Dsndruf goes. Your hair will become
and stay healthy, vigorous and attractive
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-13

Lawton News: Observation tells us
that the best table manners are not al
ways seen in the swellest cafes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-13

Legislatures elected in 1918, if the
proposed prohibition amendment to the
federal constitution goes through con-
gress, will be largely chosen on the
prohibition issue. 1t will take the cen
ter Of the political stage, and will crowd
out other issues, some of them more
important That is one regrettable
feature of the prohibition fight.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-13

Enid Events: At last accounts the
Canadians We're successfully looking
through Lens
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-13

never vindicated 10y watching the wife
WELD "a mop
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Davis News: II has been very truly
remarked that the German sympathiz.
ers in America who are so nsistent
ON their right Of free speech don't seem
to realize that il their side wins this
war free speech win be a thing Of the
past
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-13

III Reno Democrat: Calling the air.
plane the eyes Of the artillery" as
Marconi does, is not all poetry.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-13
Scissors and Paste.

Chickasha Express: However, the
unhappy girl he left behind" has thrills
when she receives a letter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-03
9efeniiufdmpie i'm @eitcn.

Worgsntiible itreift nit bem sriien
OGmmern iber bas 5slb. unbeitimmt.
unpabrf6siuli4 grob tauden aus
bem Rebel bic Dipfsl bss WaIbes, in
benz Der 5einb liegt.
Sn rubigem SagbgnIopp isbt Der
Saul iiber bic Stoppelfsioer auf
ben abgsbroibensn asbreu IiegsH isB!
beuii6e Splbatsn in ben SfjiibeHs
grdben -, Der R6rper ipirb fparm unb
bic Seele nett - .Gs sibt tsin fdos
ner RsiteH als nit Dem Morgenpinb"
Der lebte Sturm auf bra9ts
uniere Qinie Biz bi9t Dor ben Srts'
ranb. Dos Sur 6eitung umssiDanoelts
Dcrf feIbit gu nebmen. mar obne aIIsu
arobe 9erlufte, bic nidt seopfsrt ipsr'
ben ipIltsn, unmoglid. Drabthiuosr'
nifie unb Stolpsrbrdbts bsmmttn ben
9lnifurm; @oIfserubeH unb Ulinsn
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aurst 3eit naa Isinsm StIua 8sbi
bann beftises grdnatfsusr Ioa. Srrb
1T bic Grslbs. iDsnn cine Sdsindnlass
ben Geentr narrt unb bic i9par5sn
sridter Der Rimailbos ,iniss bunnsrt
Dieter baneben oufpirbeIn. aber of
stnue baben iis uns Itibsr bsnnOt az
luii9t unb in mshr als cine gdireris
iinb 5psi 0olIir,ffer biHtsrsinanetr
ssi6laesn, bi. bas Gei4is ssri&mets
iertsn uno ben Munitionspussu IN
bsIlsr 6lammsnearbe auflobsn l!eben.
Wobl erGbt man bic gotterisn rnh
Woglihteit ein, o6er seetn bic itfps'
rsn Granntsn sebtn ftlomdbiss eins
bsdunssn nur unesniiseno.n S6ub.
erft gang Dor 2ursem ipar's. bu ii6ers
fislsn fruuS0iiidt RimdiIbos miitsn in
Der Ra9i eine uniertr goiterisn uub
alsid, elmer Der sritsn S6iife siua in
ben 8.Sssa6tunssftarb uno bur6s
I6lug bic Ginbsduna. Die In ben
nibern Raum. trepirenbt @rarnts
5.rrib ben ipa6bdbenosn Offi5isr. Gle
nen litbsn aamsraosn. iammt allen
adnorierer.
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mir bssangcn. bab mir uns auf ben
ariea eiassldhsn baben. 1T ptrSeIb!'t,
benn irren 1T msniali9. absr ss rare
unperSeibIth, in bem Srrtbum, naG
bem sr offsntunOis seipOroen tit, 81
bebarren; mir tonusu ibn in einer hsr
eeiammtsn MenI9beit Sisnliden Nsiis
beri9tigsn, iuosm mir unisrs Sttaft
unb Ma6t Sur 9srItelluns bss Uris.
oens aufbieten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-03
aus Der 9nusesb sbauptitabt.

III nur Elm Rompros
nib sipif6en alism GreiipiIIigsns
ipitsm unb 3ipnnsausbebuns. -
Die armss bl.ibt DorIGuiis auf
100000 Wann beftrGnit. -
aOnititutiOnsns geitimunssn ,o.rs
binbsrn cine grObsrs. 3iff.r. - Der
Wann Init bem erfen qupisr-
tann auss.bOben iperbsn. - mas
bic Der. Gtaatsn uuf Der Jri.oens'
aonferen, forb.rn m0ssn. - autO'
nOmie fir Srlanb. - Der Sries
unb bi. national. probibition. -
Die 9usiiht,n fir Isst.r. eber
i4Ie9tsr aIs befer ssipOrb.n.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-03

70 benefit bas ihrs rduberifds glbf6t
asaenubtr Der Siirtsi unb pus piIb
9eutIbIanb nidt Sussben. Griebsn III
nur inter benz BON Sertfdldnb aufg'r
iteltsn grin5ip m0sIid, bab gismano
rauben Iol.
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Gin SeIn& bsiH arOusrinssn.

Der ebeFrtboiisur btr -gerii'
nsr DoIisssiiuns". DITTO Ruidis.
psiIis Dor furssm NIT mearsrsu an
bsrsn Ssrrm an Der DeftfrOnt. CT
unb feline Rsiisssfdbrim wurbeu
aud bonn arOnpripen sinseIabsn.
Sariibsr beri4ist Ct II. a.)
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Ser sRgIii6e S4astan6Ier
oibt an, oaB GuglauO ieIbit Der STisg
icbpn 5pan5ig Mtiaiarben setoltet 1aI.
Siersu iino nod gu re4nen tiber p!er
U2iuiarosn, bic an bic @aiirteu gsliss
ben porben finO urb iibsr fiinf !glIls
ltdrben pel6e bic Splonten erbalten
buben, maht in runber Summe ~
W2iuiarben. 9araus 1T gu errsNe1,
lpel9e ausiinten mir babsn, bas
9elo, oosr nur bic 3inisH bafiir, ipsl>
beg mir an GrsIanb lsibeu, 5uriidans
.rlonoen. Damn beri6tst Der &dnS'
Ter, bus Gnelorbs &riesstoiten allsin
Iib auf iiber 80 WiIiOueu ben 3ag
belaufen, 70 bob cine Tliliurb. CUT
einen Mpnat rei6t. 0eru Der Hrts9
no6 oret Sabre Oausrr ioa. fpts lsst
oeTaot ntro, oann miibten mir CUNT
men su einem umfunge hereeben, be
gar ni6t uuf5ubringsn limb. 0d ptro
es bod beFer fein, bab mir an JTis'
ben oenien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-03

Die @erbeeruHgen Dur ~
Die Sau6boOte in Der oerfIoheHen
Q9p6e Iino niat itberrui6enO, that'
iG6lia iino lie erpartet pOroen. DE
englii6en Wturine Gd9leute ba6en
oas 9olt bdrauf iogor uorbersitet,
iuoem iie ibm baritelten, oGb Die
Sau6boots bisIans pur4 itiirmlihes
Netter iebr Itart bebinoert poten,
boB iie aber beOeuteno mebr ltrteu
t0nnen, psnn bic Stiirne aufhnren.
Sic baben aber iol4 fir4tcrlits
8er6eerungen ni6t fir mOgIif geluis
ten unb ro9 ibren eigenen IngnbeH
perben Iie ben gar5en CONNER fOrts
eeIebt perben. Die engItf4e Ions
maze ipirb auf 3pDIf MiuioHen anges
eeben, iDas Iebr bod 9egriffen III.
@enn aber pie Saud6oote iebt Bon
8erfentuHgen gum umfange DON iiber
IL Miqionen gonnen ben Wtouat be-
nertIteIIigen, 10 TT es Ieidt nG45us
re6nen, ME balb bic engltihe 0dns
oelsflptte pm Wteere Derf9punoen
fem pirb. BON g2eubauten tpiro midi
mebr Diel geipro4eu, 0enn ous Ders
binbern bic 9au6boOte ebenFous, Ia
lie bic CUR 6srIteGung Der SAiffc
nOt6peHbige 3uFubr bon gifensr3en
perbinberu. Cine iol6e Su4loge
mub ebsnfuus gu bsm S6luB fiibren,
bab es beiier 1T, an sSrisben, onitatt
~, tnei4srpY Qrie, ~, 6orfen
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9unuerstas, ben 3. @ui 1917

Die amerttauii DE y IN y
pirtbf6uft 1T pur3 bret Dlnes
Sbrper bebiubsrt: WlangeI al %eFlnz
nal, ba eg>5um aIIergr6bten SbeII 90n
Der arisgsinouitrie uufgeiosen S pG55
ben III; Mlansel an SungitoneR, IN
lie bisber aus 0sutihIano beSogen
tpurben unb ni6t gu erieBen iino, ipsll
mir teins SaliIal3luser beitBsn aRo
Ranael an 5eIogerdthen, Dc DE
friebli6e Snouitris tein GUen lino
Stabl erlaneen .unn, 10 lanss ne
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