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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-08-31
JUNGLE SANS IN. Alta BOY!"
Canadian Tommy Sends Greetings to
American Soldiers.

A soldier In the Second Canadian
4 division at the front In France, one
Nv. G. Clarkson. contributes the fol-
lowing by way of greeting to the Am
erican soldiers. The greeting ap-
pears in Blighty, magazine pub
lished in London especially for the
men in the trenches:
And so Uncle Sam Is In the lineup
against Germany. Alta boy!
The news will be candy to all the
peoples of the Allied nations and es-
pecially to those Of us, which means
many. who did not misunderstood
President Wilson on his notes, but.
rather appreciated his moral courage
and his handling Of most difficult
task. Americans all, the Canadians
will be tickled to death to see your
Stetsons and CATERS among our tin
lids and puttees, Man. oh man,
Think OF the conventional marathon
that will ensue when you and Tommy
Atkins have given each other the
"once overt" Think of the yarns to
swap. Tho tall ones. the short ones,
the fshy ones and the true ones. I'm
agination working open-shop hours.
And may be you think that your
high school French Is the real goods
Pack spare think or two in your
kit. for that tongue will surely get
your Angora. American Is under
stood" by the French people, and
Tommy, believe, will add 1t to his
other studies, and II he does. the
result will be gaity in large chunks.
We know you. and we like you.
The fight is for liberty and freedom.
SO kick in, and with you In the
game the enemy's chances will be
those of lame canary at cat show.
All aboard for the bali park, fellows;
Uncle Sans to bat
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-08-31
DON'T NEGLECT BROOD MARES
Years Efforts May Be Lost by lnatten-
ton at Foaling Time--Provide
Box Stalls.

A years effort may be lost by neg
lecting brood mares at foaling time. In
view of the time which 1t takes TO pro-
duce Il foal, one can Ill afford not to
give the necessary attention to the AMI
mails. A little care for few nights
viii often save the entire years work.
f. A. Trowbridge, professor of animal
industry In the Missouri College of Ag-
riculture, offers the following sugges-
tons concerning the care of mares at
foaling time:
In foal mares may be worked to
within two or three days OF foaling
Should work cease before that time
rationS should be decreased materially
Rations should consist VI bran, oats
and other laxative foods.
In foal mares should be provided
with box stalls, II possible, some time
before they foal. These stalls should
be kept clean and properly disinfected.
As soon after birth as possible. the
foars navel should be tied and disln,
fected with iodine or some other good
disinfectant, Careful attention should
be given to see that the foals digestive
apparatus and kidneys are In working
order within "A hours after birth,
Mares, after foaling, should be given
water, not too cold and not In too large
quantity. The ration for two or three
days should be comparatively light
and similar in nature to that fed be,
fore foaling, After normal conditions
seem TO have been established, the RI,
ton may be Increased,
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-08-31
HOW FORD FIGHTS L BOATS

On 7,0oo-aere farm near Detroit
fifty little tractors are doing the VOL K
OF twelve times their number OF
horses, II the war last another year
there will be $4,000 Of them doing
the work of 100000 horses and an
army of 100000 men, Henry Ford
is solving the problem Of farm labor
for the allies, He is digging the
food trenches, The first battery OF
tractors to leave America goes 10
England, bought at cost price by the
British government
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-08-31

must equal the total outlay made by
the highway department, as this is
the only method possible to avoid omiS-
sion Of important items.
The amount of traffic must be oh
tanned by traffic census. This should
be divided between passenger and
commercial vehicles and also between
motor-driven and hrose-drawn vehicles.
IN New York state, where every
five or six miles of improved highway
is under the control of patrolman, il
would be comparatively easy to obtain
sHeh traffic census, as the patrolman
could have certain day each month
10 make count of these vehicles, at
comparatively no expense to the state.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-08-31
HOW ENGLAND SAVED

In strong contrast to their neigh
bors. the French across the English
channel. the masses OF the English
people few years ago were prov
erbially spendthrift rather than
saving race,
In the year 1916 although pur-
chasing billions of dollars of way
bonds the small savings bank depos-
itors In England Increased deposits
over sixty million dollars,
II was patriotism that started this
great change in the people OF the
nation, The English people started
saving their money because they saw
that Il meant saving England, Hut
thrift and economy begot thrift and
economy They economical and saw
ed for their own sake as we'll as
for highlands sake Not only did
they seaye money but they econc-
mifed In food, In fuel, in dress. in
Injuries More than one million Eng
lish workers were purchasers, oui
OF their savings, In the second war
loan OF Great Britain, and eight mil,
lion subscribed to their last war loan
The question whether the civil.
ian population should economiae and
do without certain things or the so, l.
iers and sailors he denied things nee
essary for their effectiveness and
safety was answered in no uneer~
tain or unpatriotic way by the mass
a. Of the English people, They did
their bit In financing their country
Neither In ability nor In patriot.
lam are the American people seeond
10 the English or the French or the
German or any other nation The
liberty loan Is At once an appeal and
a pride, II appeals to their patriot
lam and their civic pride; II is an
opportunity to serve their country.
No American need fear that the
results al the American peoples sup
port OF the liberty loan will fail IL
maintain Americas traditional pat
riotism ana power, The more than
four million subscribers and the more
than = billion over-suhscription to
the hrst issue of the liberty lean
bonds are eloquent testimony Of the
American peoples loyalty to theis
their government and their will
lingness and ability to give IL full a.
nAncial support,
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-08-31
~ Oh
M Ga GID !
Cutworm-Parent and EGGS.

quently more than they can devour
Every year these insects, working gen
orally throughout the United States,
have destroyed hundreds of thousands
of dollars worth of crops. By the
timely application of remedies, how
ever, they readily can be controlled,
even over considerable areas. The
usual method of control Is by the use
of poisoned bats.
Take bushel of dry bran, add one
pound of white arsenic or paris green,
and mix 1t thoroughly into mash with
eight gallons of water in which has
been stirred half gallon of sorghum
or other cheap molasses. (Arsenic
and paris green are deadly poisons.
Handle them with great care) This
amount will be sufficient for the treat
ment Of about four or five acres of
cultivated crops. After the mash has
stood for several hours, scatter it, in
Jumps about the size of marble, over
the fields where the injury is beginning
to appear and about the bases Of the
plants set out. Apply late in the day,
SO as to place the poison about the
plants before night, which is the time
when the cutworms are active. Apply
a second time, If necessary. Keep
children, live stock and chickens away
from this bait.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-08-31
PIGS ARE FARMERS STANDBY
oent Sell Breeding Stock Because
Prices Are hloh-Get Them Out
on Pasture Early.

Hogs viii be the farmers standby
as usual this Tear, Don't sell the
breeding stock because prices are high ;
raise some more Of the same. Pasture
the sows and pigs on slfslfs as seon
as possible, II alfalfa is killed out.
rape In the corn or by itself will grow
ferase quickly snd Is almost as good
- afeslfa or clover for hog pasture.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-08-31
Go To American Lake

The Nevadans who have been cal
led y re colors in the present war
VIII 81 into training at Camp Lewis,
America Lake. Washington. The first
50 rs tSat will entrain September
9th- however, the local board has
been SdvlScd that the eounty's first
portion RAY not leave until few
days later.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-08-31
INJURY BY CUTW0RMS
Poisoned Bran Bait Recommend
ed for Eradication.
Pests Frequently Do Severe Damage
Before Their Ravages Are No
ticed-lnsects Can Be Con.
troled by Remedies.

Tomatoes, cabbages, sweet potatoes,
lettuce and other truck plants, espe-
cialiy those which are started IN
der glass and transplanted, are sub
ject to serious injury by cutworrs.
These pests appear sometimes in great
numbers In the spring and early sum
Iner and frequently do severe injury
before their ravages are noticed,
Their method of attack Is to cut off
the young plants at about the sur
face of the ground, and as these cater
pillars are Of large size and voraclous
feeders, they are capable of destroy
Ing many plants In u single night-fre-
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-08-31
Mt ENOUGH CHI npEN

ever receive the proper balance Of
TODD 10 sufficiently nouriSh both body
ana b'n during the growing period.
ms Is saown In SO many pale faces,
lean todieS, frequent colds and lack
of ambition.
All such children need SCOTS Emul-
sion, az iced il nov. 1t possesses in
concentrated form the very food ele-
ments 10 enrich their blood. 1t changes
weaSLeSS % strength, it makes them
sturdy and strong. No alcohol.
sSs,' y Bowus. Bloomfield. \. ].
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-08-31
Read Dragging Time.

Few farm tasks bring more pleas
ure than dragging r,adS both 10 him
who drags aud to him who entays
ride over a well-drasgsd raad. II Is q
little hard "a the horses ahead of the
drag GA hot day but an occasional
rest helps them ont.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-08-31
Phoebe Boy Enlists

Ain lie Campbell. son of DR. and
Mrs. J. H. Campbell was here las.
week far 4 briet N.sit with his par
ents before enhsting in the L. ;, ay-
iation service. He enlisted al Ely
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-08-31

and rejoicing in most hilarious
manner Come of their neighbors
hope tl,i5 will soon end.
Edward Weaver is Richardville
visitor this week.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-08-31

Revenue from the New York state
stock transfer tax. imposing , cents
On each tlee Of stock transferred.
amounted to tsss.fss in June MAX
Ing ef..Ss.sll for the FISCAL year
ended June seth.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-08-31
seau,ify the hishmaxs

TreeS shade. PRETTY bridges, flowers.
pleasant views little dust. wide
sweeps. mile~stones AMI warniass-
there are q hundred ways Of mskins
q mad hs>>NfifAnl
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-08-31
STATE NEWS
Squaw Had True Aim


Officers al Carson City jailed two
Indians. buck and sQuaw, Sun
day for hghting, The sauaw struck
the buck with a bottle. cutting his
forehead and severing a small arte v
The fellow lost SO m"c. blood that
he tainted and krew nothing OF what
wasgoing on around him for half
an hour or so, While being taken TO
the lookup the sQuaw fell on a sha, p
stone and cut her face somewhat.
Roth Indians are Diggers. from Cali
fornia,
Politician \ Benedict
William Weathers, county asses
sor OF Elko county from time inn
memorial, and one Of the most prom
inent and popular young men in the
county has taken unto himself a
bride in the person of Miss Helen r,
English, most charming and pop
uplar young lady of Virginia City,
who has been working in the assess
or's Office for the past two months,
Murder Case Is Appealed
Chris Milesovitch, tried in washoe
county, convicted OF second degree
murder for killing salesman named
Campbell At the Del Monte road
house and sentenced to to 10 years
Imprisonment, has taken an appeal
to the supreme court from the den
ial of the motion for new trial The
brief of the respondent, the state,
was fled Monday,
Insane Man az Large
An insane man at Vista, a shor,
distance from Sparks. has been ter
roriaing the women and a search has
been instituted in an effort 10 cap.
ture the fellow, According to reports
the man would appear on top OF
box cars and dance weirdly. When
approached he would scamper away
his hiding place not having yet beer
discovered,
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Subscribe for the Record.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-20
2tms weIt point.

Ger bisberiae Sta0tclerf 9lttgrit
Sonft piro oeit GoIten iolonge Der.
I3oIten, biz golntDrifter 9euolo
Elm ltrteil obnibt, aiif meIhe @eiie
Der aonteit atDiihen 8eter 8oellett
nnb anrl &erl, pel6e oieielbe
Gtimmen5abl erbielten, geihli9tet
neroen ioa. Sin 8erb0r lit dui
BEN 7. Nloi angeiebt, ltn6 Damn io[.
len bic 5timnen nod einnal &C.
s1blt fperben. M0gliherpeiie lit
irgenbnie Elm Srrtitm imterloufen,
un6 elmer Der beioen aonoiodten
bat oann oo4 cine Webrbeit erbaI.
ten.
Mittuoh rpltrSe Srnlt Gertrude
Sabre unter GROCER Seilnabme bon
Der ltttberiiden Grace Stride aus
our Iesten R1tte beitattet.
Sdmstng nadmittag miro bier Ell.
ne MISUNDERSTANDING ~obgebalten
Ueroen, Inn Die Organization elmer
gonntb 6air aiiociation ins 8ert
az Iesen.
Su Den oeilti9.Irtberiiden Stride
uuf Der QorOieite fano gtittmod
bic Sraltltna bon SenrD Stoaing
NIT Sri. 2poin 6. Shmibt itntt.
Serr 8nItpr &egeler noa8og Die
FeierIi6e @on6l1ula.
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Sdiff %geiuelen. oos ufiter ibnr ber.
iertft nurOe. Die 0rei onOeren
Sdiffe tuoren Die r4rturo~ Der 8il.
ion,2inie, Die nGDntbionn" Der Sur.
neB @ttb & 60. 2iuie un0 Der nor.
tpegiide 9ampfer vGbDr5a".
Bie oie 2eute er5dblten, gob 0er
Il. Boot .aomulanoont Der 8elosune
oebn @aimtten 8ett, I'M Die &et.
tungsboote 5u beiteigen. Damn felt-
erte 0os &n1lhboot mebrere Sdiiiie
auf Die oStoglono" uro perientte
bos Sdiff. @ierouf masfierte Iidj
oos u.Boot nit einem fall9en
gaornteitL Woiten ur0 Satelnge.
10 0aB es bon neiten nie elm tleinet
ailIten0ampfer allSio9.
Bon ben &ettltngSbooten aus be.
obadteten Die Seeleute, tpie oos u
Boot orei an6ere Sfiffe berienfte
@inem bierten brittiden Sdiffe ge.
lang es, eine1l ipaniiden 8afen 81
erretden. 4ls es oieien unter ben
Sdpabe Der 9lnfeIbeit nieoer Der,
lieB, tuttr6e es bon oemielben n.8oot
III ben @run6 gebobrt.
Nhonniert o1tf Die TGalihe Sribiire
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Nms OranS JslanS.

GIau6e @ebb, Elm G~ngeftelter olti
Ser N1cDonalo'iden S6afe RdnfJ
lit BON gunoeSbeomten inter Der
anflaqe, oo8 Mann @eieb itbertre.
ten All buben berboftet poroen. @s
tDiro ibm 8ur Gait gelegt cine Der.
heirotete s5ror bon Soma mad 9n1a'
bn tronsportiert 5u baberL Sod Ell.
mem 8erb6r Dor aomniiidr @leurp
tpur0e 8ebb nod Qincoln ~itberfiibrt,
Inn i'm oortigen @efdngnis bis gum
9ro5eE an berbleiben.
an Die Bobnlng be8 goiutp-
clerfs 2blean in Der oitl. 7. Str,
brad Dor mebreren Rddten EN- Gieb
Elm. Serr 2plcon ertpafte ie6of
bon benz @er1uih unb 8inoete Elm
2idt an, fporaltf iid Der Gerl ba'
bon mafte, obne etrpas erbettet 81
bober.
am ~fommen6cn 8ien8tag ben "a.
Gpril fper6en Die Sanger Der sc.
ntiitIiffeit" Der Sermannsiobne bon
Settings ol8 @dite 0es a2ieber'
fran8" bier b%ertDeiler. 9tGe Wlttglie-
Der oes 2ebteren iouten fih piinft-
lth e%infin0et1 Tim nod einmnl, ebe
Der Gtaot bon Der 9itrre iiberfalfeu
miro, nit Den gdngern BON So,
filings fif Bel eitteln ODER mebreren
Sdoppen gemiitIid 81 ami9ieren.
5onntoa nadt ihlua Der gIit
Iii bic Shame oeS 5 Reilen flo,
Ith bon 8orm8 fnobnenoen Otto
genergoorf elm, Die BON benz 6arauT
e~ntitebetben 6eiier b6Iig berniftct
tpitr6e. Bier 9ferOe fonoen Den
Glammento6, ndbren6 orei nnoera
gerettet uerocn fonnten. Ser onge.
ridtete Sda6en lit MIR teilpeiie
bur 8eriiderlnq aeoeft.
an sic AM nGhiten 6reitaG, ben
81. april ftottfinoenbe 8eriamm.
luna Der Serrmanns Sobne i6lieBt
Fif Elm gemiitlider 4ben0, nobel es
an fomboftm roie fIiiiiiaen Stoffen
ridt feblen miro.
sn 8orms reidten fth hilbert
4ammann, So6n BON Claus Gam.
mann. un0 Sri. gerte 5imonien
bic Sdn0e gum 2ebeusbnnoe. Ser
Naitor Quopia troltte oas 8oar in
Der 6ortigen beitih lltberiiAen Sir
de. Ssfor Greoertina, Oscar 81
monion. SRI. ella 9ammann uno
Trl. Rinnie Qanlmnnn tparen Die
S.rniseiigen. an Ole feierlide Snn0.
hing idloB1 iid i'm 5nuie Der 8rort.
eItern cine idone Sof3eitSfeier on.
g(uf ieiner orei WeiIen bon 90.
nipban geIegenen Garm lit $. Cha
ben, Elm alter 8eutider, I'M 4lter
bon rs Sobren aus 0em 2eben &C.
ifieben. CT nohnte iait 80 Sabre
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cokalsuad1ricbtcn
aus Srcmont, ucbr.!
aretftont, f9. g(briI,

Fremont, 10. Aprll.
q. 8lombcd muBte itd elmer 0pe'
ration m%ter6ieben.
Geo. Camper bot ioeben No9ridt
bon Dem Sinlhet0en ieiner in Cane.
mart onioiiigen S6neiter erbolten.
@s lit in 6remont Elm 3peigber.
Elm oes Soften are1i5e8 ms 2e6en ee'
rltfm noroen, uno bat oerielbe be-
reit8 80 MtitgIteoer.
2ouis 4lperite0t bon 9ooper reiite
beute mad Omaha, Inn itb I'M Slug
0ienlt Der 4rmee oilsbil6en gu loi-
fen.
aobert Scott bon Ror6 gen6 bot
ioeben 1000 8uIbel 8ei8en fir
$4,000 berfmtft.
S. 81. 8a6er lit bon @rar0 $50,
pi68, Did, nobin er nit q. 8. gh.
6oo0erL Dem 2eiter oes nellen 500
tells, gereiIt man, Inn Die Wo6el fir
0ieies olts5uiuhen, 5lriidgetomnen.
SIN 2ooen bon Beter 2orenaen,
nobe Der II. uno 8roa6 StroBe,
brad geitern aben0 6euer aus, bod
muroe ocsielbe bnlo gelol6t.
Cine 4n5abl BON 6remonter Sc.
idaftsreiienoeu begob iih beute nod
8rono S8Iano, Inn elmer BORT itott.
finoen0en a%onbention beinobnen 5t
f0nnen. Mtan bofft, ofe nGdite Ser.
iammlung nod 6ren1ont al befom.
men, tpenn Die Disqualification Oes
nenen Sotels borbonoen iin6.
Snmuel 6rie6, Der 3pillingsbru-
Der 0eS beritorbenen @m. 6rieo, lit
in 8ortlano, Oregon, geitorben. gr
erreidte elm @lter bon rs Sabren.
Gie 8riegsfreunoe Der Stuat8unis
beriitGt mollen am nahIten 4ienStog
cine eroBe Borabe ooielbit beranItnl-
ten, Inn Den @egucrn ibre lleberles
aenbeit gu 8eigen. Gdnsler aberp,
ser @otbernellr Rebile ulto anoere
io1en Die 8eooLferung 0ur9 lire
Reben begeiitern.
Snfolge elmer untermoidiing oes
GiienbabugcleiieS in Der IGbe bon
4i8ner pdren Die 3ige bon jeuer
@eqen6 beilte frib beoeuteno oer-
ipotet.
lin Die @einlifteit Der Sta6t 5t
foroern, bot 9iirgermeiiter 8ileD
a~ngeor6net, oaB &annen ut6 oer-
gleiden o%1lfgelommelt meroen iollen
uno nobe BEN StroBen in 8ebdlter
getan mer0en. DON no ite Damn big
6reitug u~nentgeItIi6 abgebolt tuer-
ben ioaeu.
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Gc1Htdte 1tlaskictMno
ScMtldten 1tsBoctcs!
SntereKantc 8eridte amer. SrsIcnte;
5 G9iffe an cinem Sage
berientt.

Seem gorf, 20. april. Giinf
omeritonii9e Seeleitte, tpeI6e BON
Spanien nit einem ipanii6en 9am.
pfer bier ontmne1, berifteten, ME
elm 6eutides u.8oot it9 nit foli6enl
GhornItein un6 f1lider Eoteloge
maSfierte, Inn fiH ntf 6ieIe 8eiie
unbemerft feinoliten Gobr3eueen
n1bern 5u f0nnert, rnO in ibrer DC.
9entuart elm italieniides, Elm iponi.
id,cs unb stpei britiife G~abrdelige
berientte.
Die flint Ieatroien lporen iGr1tIif)
ue~berlebenoe 6es idtpeoii6en DAM
piers sSfogLon6", Der an Der ipa,
nii6en anIte bon einem oiterrei9i.
Iden u.goot berienft tpur6e. Der
5orbige SEQ s. Cartwright bon
8ortsmotitb, q. S., ertldrte, Die
gSfogtano" iet bereits oa8 biertc
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gi6liot6ef fir silper Greef.

Silber Greet, 90. apriL. Die
bieitgen 8epo6ner baber ii6 fur Die
@rri6tung elmer 8ibIiotbet ollsge.
iproaen. Nan beobiihtigt, iid an
Die Carnegie Corporation 81 pen-
ben, nm 6as @eLo fir Elm @eball6e
gu erbolten. @s ioG oonn cine
iGbrlidc Steuer erboben tueroen
Inn Die gibliotbef 3u erboIten.
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Ans Sem GtQate Neebra8fQl

ouf ieiner Snrm.
SRI. 8oulins Selaer tuilrbe IN Dem
nobe @ornts gelegenen Seim bon
.2ouis Selaer ourh Serrn Boitor
.2uopia Serrn anoretu Simonion
fir bos 2eber ongetrdtit.
SRI. Mtaoelpn aoeler, Sodter bon
Srou gilbert Roeier, bat iid NIT
.@m. Bartlett oerIobt.
Senrp 6infe lit mieber bon Sot
Springs, qrt, 5uriifgefebrt, mo er
iib mebrere Boden nufgebalfen
botte.
Grou 60. aroeqer aus gatrc
muBte Ii6 am Dienstog i'm bieiigen
General Soipital elmer Operation
unter3teben.
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Mrten[fc ncnrn eennrnlfriebrn.

Sebron, 20. 4prtl. - 9ie 9eitris
ee patriotiide garobe mar 10 glod
lang, unb Die Denomination nnbm
einen G1tBerit ertbuItaitiihen Ser
lauf. 6GmtIide S1lier iparert ge-
floggt uno Die GtroBen rpnren Dol.
Ter 3uidauer. Inter ben Reonern
befano itd n. 6. N%etcalfe bon 0ulo.
ia, Der ge9en Die ltrbeber Oes arie.
qeS Ios3og urb erfl1rte, es iei ni6t
mas Oeuti6e @oIf, ionoern oeiien
beroommrm9sniir0ige &egierune, Die
mir befGmpften. WetcoIfe ingte, bic
Ser. Staten oiirften inter feinen
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