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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-06-19
BIG FRENCH FIRE LIGHTER SUNK
Steamer Mississippi Torpedoed by
German Submarine.

New York, June 19-News of the
destruction of the French freight
steamship Mississippi by a German
submarine. with a loss OF one OF the
merchantman's crew, was brought
here by officers OF a British freight
vessel that arrived from a French port
The Mississippi, Of 6,677 tons gross,
was torpedoed and sunk about las
miles out of Brest. France, June 2. ac-
cording to officers of the British ship
which rescued forty-seyen officers and
seamen from open boats They had
been afioat only a short time
The Mississippi was i'm regular trade
between New Orleans and Havre.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-06-19
WAGE INCREASE DEMANDED
Eight Thousand Cloak and Skirt Max
ers May Strike.

New York June ia request for
a wage increase of 20 per cent foI
between 10000 and 10000 cloak and
skirtmakers in shops in this city,
made as an absolute necessity" has
been submitted TO the employers.
The workers. members of the Inter
national Ladies' Garment Workers
union and the Cloak. Skirt and Refer.
makers union, say in their request
that "the dollar of August. 1916, hard
ly represents. more than 20 cents now.
A strike of several months dura
ton last summer resulted in a wage
increase of per cent, in which the
unions joining in the present request
were beneficiaries.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-06-19
BRITISH ARE FALLING BACK
General Retirement Along the Mace
donian Front.

Sofia, June ia general retire
ment OF British forces along the StrH-
ma front Is reported in an official
statement issued by the war office.
The statement follows:
Macedonian Front Along the
Struma, in a sector between Lakes
Butkovo and Tahinos. the British
abandoned the advanced position they
had hitherto occupied and returned
to the bridgehead position on the left
bank OF the river. Our troops occupy
Ormanli, Barakli, Juma Kumli, Keu-
pr. Prosenik. kalendra, Beglikmah,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-06-19
Plan to Save Eve Lambs.

Chicago, June 19.-Plans are being
formulated for a meeting here in a few
days of packers, breeders and others
in the Middle West interested in the
against the slaughter of eve lambs
and provide for their purchase from
ranchmen for distribution In the Mid
die Western states.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-06-19
AMERICA UNABLE TO HELP
German General staff officer Says
Army Is Negligible.

Copenhagen, June Representa-
tives of the German press were told
at the regular weekly press confer.
ence in Berlin the arrival of American
troops in noteworthy numbers is to be
expected only in 1918.
The general stan lecturer also took
the ground the American force should
be treated as negligible quantity in
the general reckoning, owing to the
difficulties of finding sufficient ton
mage for transportation and supplies
The suggestion was followed in numer
GUS articles in the newspapers
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-06-19
ESCORTED TO THEIR HOMES
Dublin Crowds Welcome Released
Irish Prisoners.

London, June 19.--Large crowds
leased Irish prisoners, all Of whom
with the exception of Countess Mar
kievicz, arrived there. Men with ban
ners escorted the former prisoners to
their homes. There was much sing
ing of Irish songs and great deal
of cheering, but no disorder.
Countess Markievicz led a band OF
revolutionists which attempted to cap
ture Dublin castle, killing a guard
She was sentenced to death, but the
sentence was commuted to penal servi
tude for life
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-06-19
NEW RED CROSS BUREAU
VIII Organize NonprofessIonal Women
for Relief Work.

Washington, June 19.-To organize
nonprofessional women to aid in re.
lief work the Red Cross war council
has created woman's bureau and has
appointed national advisory com.
mittee of women in the campaign for
adequate funds and supplies
The new bureau will be in charge
of Miss Florence NJ Marshall OF the
Manhattan Trade school, who will
come to Washington and open per
manent Office about July l. Mrs. w.
X. Draper, prominent in Red Cross
work In New York city, will head the
advisory committee.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-06-19
AIR SUPREMACY
PLANS DEVELOP
Appropriation of S6OO,OOO,-
900 Will Be Sought.
BAKER BEHIND PROPOSAL.

Thousands OF Aviators and Building
Sufficient Machines to Literally
Drive the Germans From the Air.
Washington, June 19.-Full approx
al has been given by the war depart.
ment to the air supremacy program
of the defense councils aircraft board
and President Wilson has been asked
to put the administration support
behind the great project, for which
an appropriation of 100000, 900 is
sought
Under the plan the United States
would become great elementary
training base Immediately for all the
allies and enormous numbers of train.
ing machines would be turned out
while American plants are developing
serviceable battlecraft type
by next spring the board proposes
to have the allies ready to literally
drive the Germans from the air.
The war department is behind the
plans with every ounce Of energy and
enthusiasm at its command Secre
tary Baker said. THE program seems
by all means the most effective way in
which to exert America force at once
in telling fashion
I'VE can train thousands Of ayia
tors and build thousands of machines
without interfering with building NJ
our armies aud supplying the allies
with food and munitions
"All through the year we shall have
to reckon with the shipping problem
and whatever aid we send abroad
whether in men or in supplies, mus
be calculated for procuring as eff
cient use as possible of available
tonnage
"A few thousand trained aviators
with the machines for their use. ma,
spell the whole difference betweeI
victory and defeat"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-06-19
M'COOL GIVEN THE LIMIT
Draws Thirty Years for Mil City
Murder.

Minneapolis, June l9.-Frank j Nc
Cool was sentenced to thirty years
imprisonment, having been convicted
in Hennepin county of murder in the
third degree in connection with the
death of Patrolman Connery. 1t was
the maximum sentence.
Under the statute the penalty pro-
vided is from seven to thirty years,
the length of the term being discre-
tionary with the court.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-06-19
Morse Wheat Ship Sunk.

Ymuiden, Holland, June 19.-The
crew of the Norwegian sailing vessel
Perfect, LOSS tons gross, has arrived
here. The ship was torpedoed and
sunk Two Of the crew were Ameri
cans The Perfect had cargo Of
wheat from Bahia for Copenhagen.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-06-19

Washington, June 49, = Official dis
patches received here from Rome an
nounced the landing of an Italian con
tingent consisting of carbineers and
Bursaglieri at Port Said to assist the
allied armies in Palestine. The con
tingent is the first sent by Italy into
the Holy Land.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-06-19
DELAY IN DRAFT
ARMY is LIKELY
Camps Will Not Be Ready
to Receive Recruits.
DATE OF CALL INDEFINITE
September Had Been Tentatively
Fixed for Assembling of First Army,
tonments Cannot Be Completed.

tonments Cannot Be Completed.
Washington. June 19-Unless there
are unforeseen developments to hurry
construction OF the sixteen canton
ments for training the new national
army the first increment of $4,000
troops will not be training by Sept. l..
as generally has been supposed, and
in fact may not get into training for
six weeks thereafter.
War department officials said that
no specific date ever had been set for
the opening of the training camps.
Secretary Baker, however. in letter
to Senator Jones several weeks ago,
answering a suggestion that some of
the troops be used for harvesting,
spoke OF sept | as the probable date
Of opening the camps and pointed out
that most OF the harvesting would be
over by that time
War department officials generally
had fixed sept | in their minds as the
time training would begin The first
body of officers for the new army now
being trained in camps throughout
the country is being turned out i'm Au-
gust to make room for the next body
This was arranged on the plan of hav-
ing the draft complete. exemptions
disposed OF and troops ordered into
training camps by Sept /
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-06-19
SUNDAY CONVERTS 98,264;
GETS $4,000.

+ New York. June 19.-Billy
+ Sunday has ended his campaign
|. in New York
!. The free will offering Of
|. $4,000 was more than twice
|. as large as any previously re-
!. corded in the eyangelist's cam
!. paigns.
+ Mr.. Sunday previously an
+ nounced he would give the en-
+ tire sum to the Y. NJ G. A. and
l. the Red Cross.
I. The converts totaled 9S,264.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-06-19
indications of Early Often
Sive In Macedonia.
RUSSIANS SHOW ACTIVITY
Of Aggressive lntent-EngIish In
Most Advanced Positions.

London, June 9-Developments of
Importance apparently are impending
on the Macedonian front, following the
recent clarifcation of the military sit
uation in Greece coincident with the
abdication of King Constantine.
The most pronounced movement is
a withdrawal by the British, without
pressure, of their advanced positions
east of the Struma river on the ex-
treme easterly end of the front. Sew
eral towns evacuated by them have
been occupied by the Bulgarians.
simultaneously comes news of pro-
nounced reconnoitering activity by
the entente forces along the Nardar in
the central sector.
1t has been pointed out frequently
by military observers that virtually
the only practicable route for a sue
cessful advance to cut the lines of the
central powers in the Balkans and
reclaim Serbia is up the Nardar val
ley along the railway line there.
The present activities point to the
probability that an offensive by Gen
eral Sarrail in the only likely sector
that embracing the Vardar areas
imminent.
Menace In Rear Removed.
An aggressive move it would seem
has now been made possible by the
removal of the menace to the allies
from the rear, which existed as long
as Constantine was on the Greek
throne, and his pro-German political
advisers i'm control of the Greek mill
tary situation.
Both the Russian army and the Rus
sian navy are giving more evidence OF
aggressive intent Recent German
and Austrian statements have in
stanced increasing activities by the
Russian military forces. not2bly in
Volhynia and Galicia, where the great
Brussiloff offensive was in full swing
at this time a year ago.
The Russian naval arm also has
been SO largely in evidence in Baltic
waters that Berlin announces it has
been found necessary TO carry out
extensive air raiding operations on
Russian bases in this area.
In the Arras battle area the Brit
ish were subjected to heavy counter
attacks on the new position they won
east of Monchy lie Preux. They held
fast to the main point, the Important
infantry hill, but had to fall back
from some positions they had estab
lished farther in advance.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-06-19

Washington, June 19-No new war
registration returns have reached the
provost marshal generals office With
final reports from Massachusetts, Ken
lucky and Wyoming missing the total
stands at 8,9s6,790, compared with the
census estimate of eligibles of $685.
291.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-06-19
DISTILLERY RAlDED; ENTIRE
TOWN DRUNK.

: Petrograd. June 49, Fright
+ full ending OF a drunken orgy at
!. Dorgobuje is reported in dis
!. patches
!. Five thousand tOwnspeople
!. attacked q distillery discover
= ing 5000 gallons of distilled liq-
/. uor. A city spree followed.
+ hundreds lying in the street
!. drunk, while others paraded in
+ maudlin glee.
+ One drink crazed man threw
i. a lighted match on the liquor
\ soaked ground near the distil-
= lory and a fire ensued. A tank
+ exploded shortly after. killing
I. number and burning others.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-06-19

Galmah and Kakarasha. ON the rest
of the front there was weak artillery
fire with successful reconnoitering by
our troops.
"Roumanian Front There was rifle
firing on this front"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-06-19
Two Killed in Air Raid.

London, June 1.-Two persons were
killed and sixteen injured in Saturday
nights air raid in which a Zeppelin
was brought down.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-06-19
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'~Jtalicnildbcs Stbiff
bracbtc ~GiniuamNetcr!
0aiS Sslaab brbcrbergt in ben Sc
tentionsrGRmen ii6er 1000
Meniden.

9leU gDorf, If. OFT. Die 9eont.
ten oiif CHS SsIono fonnten tpie.
Der eirm1I bereiugfeifen ins boIle
Menihenleben, benz es befanOen Iid
1ilf einem aus itolieniIdem Sofen
rineetroffenen Danpfer 600 8uis
idenoed. rno 200 aoiiiterpaIidaiere.
ltno tpie erifien Die 9eouten bereinl
Bon ben 600 Observation-Disclosures
iuliroe Elm '9ritteL fir elm Spe5iol.
berbor feltgebnItelt, uuo bon Den 200
3ojiitenpniiagieren ntd)t i%petiger. Gs
iDnren meiiten8 6rdiien un0 &inoer,
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borigen at 0elanaen, ult0 bielfad
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Set Der anftnft 0eS IcBtcn 0dni.
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botte, mar Der itoIieniIde 9ampfer
0os critic Shift fpeldes cine gr0bere
In5dbl Ginunroerer mit9ebrodt
bat. Grei odniiGe uno 8iuei boQ1n.
Oiide 9aiiogirr0ampfer Iicgen bier
felt, foIoIid lit in obieG6orer 8eit
fein grdBertr 8uiuad5 an Ginmon.
0erern 81 eriDarten.
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3tatda6ner fir nsammies1.

C5icago, ST., ii. Oft. SOB
Die Inn 0ienite befin0Liden 5oLoaten
mo Mtatroien Der 8lm0e8orntee uno
Mtarire tBren 9anfia9ltngs Srut.
balm nidt bermiiien mar0en, gebt
mts elmer antitnoigttng berDor, ooB
Die glitglieOer Der gbicogoer 0efli.
g%eLfommiiiion morgen cine Gelegens
belt baben iper0en, 4ngebcte fir sic
2ieferung bon 100000 8funO
3urfeD ein3ureiden. 9o8 2uhntum
miro t6tio fem sur 5peiiung Ser
Qrnee i'm 2onoe uno ouf Den 4bi.
Iippinen. $4,000 Bfun6 Sltrfeb
ioaen bereit8 unierfpeg8 fir Die Col
0oten in 6ranfrei9 ieiu.
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SsOen 9ienStag un6 Jreitag SdtIo-
fr0tensS uppc in 80, Maurer's
Reitaurart, 1906 6arnmlI Strabe.
ETeii6lOTes Diner beranaoltef.

SIN Stone &otel imtroe geitern
bon gnt6uiiaiten fir oie gtabrtnos-
mitteIerhaltltng EN- Diner gege6eil,
BEL Dem fain 5leiid nod @ei5enpro.
buff ieroiert ntrroe. @eridieoene gn.
ipraHan mo 9totidldge betreff8 Der
aonierbierung bon 9abrungsmittellt
mur0en gebalten bon @. 81. gicaeI-
bic IT,, 8iirgernleiiter Qablman
4rof. guQ8leD bon Der Nebrasfa
unineriitdt unb 6ronf s. 00eu. Ole
@eranitaItltug fouo unter Sen @lt.
ipi3ien Der 8omen 8oters. Confer.
potion 2eaale itatt.
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S6iffsbaner berlanet.

96ilo0eIpbia, So, II. Oft. -
Gem bieligeu Observation-Disclosures
Der Ser. Staaten lift oie Iufgabe
lbertragen por0ert, $4,000 N}dntt
fir oen @au Der groBen 5Gotte ones
rifauiider itd9lerner @anoelsidtffe
5u beiorgelt.
Dieie arbeiter tperben iofort bon
Ser Americaa Sltternational gorpo.
ration b~erlangt lpeId)e ouf Sog SIS.
LAMB, i'll 9eIomore &iber, ggra0e &c.
oenii6er bon BBilo0elpbia geIeaen,
eifen rieiigen Sdiif5bof erri1tet.
Die aorporotion miro je0en Mann
enGagiereu, 0eiien iic MIR bo6boft
iOer0cn fam.
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Grn,efl neht Enhe entnfnrlt.

MorI6fiel0, Mfo., IL. 0ft.-3er
Stnat miro tDo6ri4einIid feinen
6aa aeorn Gloui0e Bioriou, Der
ipegen Der G~ntfabrnng beg aiuoes
qIoDo Sect pro8eIiiert miro, gum
abihIuB 6riuaen. 8ierioQ' mur0e
geItern bon %. 9odmon aIs aenfer
0es Qlutos i6entifi8iert, pelfes Dem
BON Serrn un6 8rau Sect big gum
Springfield GountrD Club an Gage
Der Gntiiibrung beg ainSes gefolgt
mar. auh an0ere gerOoftsmomcnte
puroen bon 3eltgen b%efroftigt.
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eduuner anf diff anfne[anfen.

San 5ranci8co, IL. 0ttober.
Sier ein9eldufeneh MeIOungen az.
NAB, lit Ser Sfooner 0ltino1lt ouf
Die &iffe iiiolid bon 8oint @oroa
ouf9elauIen uno miro ais mrettbar
a~ufgegeben. Sc lit %gelungen Die
4afiaoiere uno 9einbung in Cider.
belt gu bringer. Die 9uiuauIt lief
am 9ienstag abet6 i'm oiften gtebeG
mnf. Ser 3ampfer QOmira( GdIeD
mar bel Der Hettung Der Foiiogiere
behi[f[i6.
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Saliierer bor gefidt.

oincoIn, 10. DIT. So5n s.
gaiot, aaIIierer Der fril1creu 6ar.
mers 5tote 8altf bon 8etatur,
ultroe Dem Gitriftsgeridt BON Burt
gountb ii6erontmortet. Gr ioG iif
llnregeImaBi9fciten bel Der GerlpnI.
tung Der @eIoer Der 9ant 81 idltls
ben genladt hnben. Seine 8iirg.
ffaft ipur0e ouf $1,000 feitgeiebt.
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Don 1~liotS0mklaoe
~fret0eiprc9cn!

5rou Giolu Smith, Sic felt brei
Gagen utter Der Arlfloge ser grn1or-
burg bon 2olti8 MtcGnrtbp mad ei.
mem Trintgelage pro3ciiiert mnr6e,
lit geitern bon Ben @eidfporenet1
freigeipro6en poroen 1tro 3rpar mad
breiitiin0iger @eratttrtg. Sbre Aus.
iogc, Dab fte IN 6eIbItberteioigltng
ge9onoeIt babe, lpltroe bon aigen.
5cltgen betrdftigt.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ins SAd1tbans!

@errD 9urfOoa, elm friiberer Col.
oat, Ser Dor etfua 10 Sageu i'm Qis
itrtffsgeridte oes qtngriffs dnf elm
12.idbrige8 Mdo4en idttl0ig befitns
ben iuuroe, lit beltte 8u elmer 3ldt.
boli5itrafe bon 90 Sa9ren bon Gid
fer Sears berurteilt mor0en. Cine
gerufltng geget oaS llrteit nuroe
Deripeigert. @arfoolI mur0e am IL.
9(ltouit in einem &orie bei Garter
2ate ber9oftet, no er NIT benz nab.
den 5uidmmeuiuobnte.
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GiienbGbncr petlonoen
b0beren CSbme!

@ai6in0tot II. 0ft. - Sic bier
oroBett @iienbobu 8rii0eridaften
be8 2an0e8 neroen binnen fltr8er1
i'm eitlen 2obnoufidlug bon Is 4ro-
sent e%iifomnten. 8ie 4ureaunq oo-
8u miro altf Dem dn t6. OCTOBER
at 9ttapa, Ont. I~tattfinoenoe Son.
bent Der aonoltfteltre un0 8ugbc-
oienItcten oe$ 6ltliden 9iitrifts &C.
geben mer0en. Die o%ll0aneine Sett.
eriutg miro oI8 @r1tnO sur 2obnerz
606un9sfor6erung a~t1aegebetl.
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gt1us g~lli,neufe aa6(eu.

Soales $. 6itlerton, 25l5 9ooge
Strabe, pur0e eeitern bor Hidter
Solmes beruien neil er berfeblt
bate, ieiner Gralt Die p%orqei6riebe.
men gllimente au 5ableu. gr Qttr0e
ins gef1ngnis geidift, biz ct cine
0Urgidaft bon $500 itelt 0afiir,
oaB er iortan ieiaer 5rau $40 bro
Monnt regelmdBig atlssablen miro.
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aein Manae( M Sartfu6(e.

@emdB Den 4ngoben Ser &riegss
6eb6r6en Der @ilenbobnen beitebt in
6cn @rltben fem Mongel an @art-
foble. Sn 0en Iebten 6 Monoten
muroen bon BEN Giienbabnen, Die
in BEN 9artfoblen 8iitrifte1 Genn-
iblbdniens onloufer, 52,291,445
&onnen b%ef6rbert, olio etpa cine
Mtlion Gonen mebr ol8 nj Der
eutibre6enoen 8eit oes gorjabres.
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5Stuet otiter. SolS0tctt
IN SranGrei0 tot!

9gai6iu9ton, IT.. Oft. Gffi-
Sien pltrDe befatuut qcaeben 0ab
5ipei meitere 9}itolieoer Der ulneri.
@rmee in 6rontrei9 9e.
itnrben iino. gS fparen Dies Ser Sc
meme @m. S. Sanoer8 bonn 0leois
8inerforps nib Sergeant @. GoI-
fob, Der bon einem 8uge fie(.
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lit Sic Scrisn oe6en!

@oibingtou. IL. Oft. GraIt
bent Nilion plant 8tpiiben jcBt uno
ben NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. feline Sc.
rien poer Gle0etour un0 miro ieine
meiite Set IN 8ai6ington Derbrin,
gen, I'm iid ben 9rieo8geid6ften at
piomeit.
Ct bat beridic0ene ginfaoungen,
Stolen SIT baIter, obqeIeDrt, miro
aber I'M 6ebruor 5ur 5aier oe3 200.
jabri9en 8eite5ens bon Nelp Orleans
nod 0ieier Stabt reifen.
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Nnnhitfn nm SER g[rhrit.

Stem gorf, II. Oft. SIM
ulosfierte 9aroiten 0rongeit belte
al friibcr @orgenftunoe in oas 9f.
ficegcbduoe Der aoont8 GrpreB Com.
panp 5u @obofen, ibermdltigten na6
fitr8em GeboIberfompf Oen @19ter
nuo entfomeu nit $1,000 barent
@el0e.
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glenf 0nnferens brr gL0iicrten.

garis, IL. Gft.-3er 9eirdt Der
5miidenbarIamettariide aonfererlS
Der Aaiierten begann geltern cine
oreitdgi9e 5itung, i'm goridIdga
fir 0fouomiide WlaBnabmen, Die Der
aagemeinen aonferen8 uttter6reitct
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