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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-09-27
do to compensate them for the suffer.
ings and sacrifices they make to
serve their country
QUICKEST ROAD TO PEACE

|
The Germania- Herold of Milwau-
kee, one of the important German
American papers of the central waat
suggests that German Americans NAV
play an important part In bringing
about peace by impressing upon the
German people, by the unity with
which they stand firmly behind the
government, Americas determina-
ton to win the war and, by using
those channels of communication still
open between them and their friends
and relatives in Germany. to convey
this truth to the people of the Father
land.
The Herold says:
America alone can and will be
the decisive factor.
only in Germany general convic.
tion that America can and will decide
the issue does not seem to prevail.
They do not know in Germany the
lnexhaustible resources of America:
they do not know in Germany the in.
domitable will of this country to con.
quer. They perceive merely that 60
far we progressed slowly, but they
forget the fact that the United States
was utterly nnprepared. Yet sufi-
clent support can and will be given
the entente powers for preliminary
check-to hold out till Americas
armies of millions reach Europe's
soil and gain the victory.
ITO bring this to the consciousness
of the German people the German
American may lend his aid.
Furthermore. he may impress up
on the mind of the German people
that they may have an honorable
peace AS soon as they will themselves
take hold of matters in the German
empire.
America alone stands firm, un-
broken, fresh with inexhaustible re-
sources. 1t does not fight to make
conquests, it does not fight to gain
reimbursements of it's war expendi-
lures. This must be made clear to
the big heads Of the pan-Germans
and to the Prussian jnnkers. They
must learn to relinguish all thonghts
| and dreams of world domination.
eff the German people will It, the
useless shedding or blood will cease. =
The cold reason of this must be ap.
parent Immediately and for that fact
there is no disputing it. The world
knows that Germany fully expected
dissension would dlsintegrate the
British empire and that the menace
of this dissension would keep Eng
| land out of the war: Similarly Ger
many believed America would not
enter the war, or If it did, would not
| prove potent factor because the
complexity of its national compost
tion would breed dissension that
would sap it's energies. Again Ger
many was deceived, but until the
German people are convinced of their
error they will fight as stubbornly
against their new enemy as they are
fighting against England. and with
the same waste of effort.
The sooner the German people rea-
lslize the overwhelming odds against
them the sooner they will cry for
peace. The suggestion of the Ger
mania Herold is an excellent one.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-09-27

Gerard believes Germany can not
be starved out That means we must
fight it out On the field of battle.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-09-27

Kerensky. weakened by his months
Of toll in the interest of the Russian
people, has married.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-09-27

The German farce Of an independ-
ent Poland is already played and the
Ieutons are beginning to get down to
business and talk about dividing the
swag.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-09-27

The brilliant British success puts
the gloomy Russian situation is the
background, for the present at least.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-09-27

The retail prices of coal will be
fixed by the president next Wednes-
day.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-09-27

IKE. SS(O ii DAkO l "A. i
The retail prices of coal will be
fixed by the president next Wednes-
day,
Kerensky. weakened by his months
Of teli in the interest of the Russian
people, has married.
Gerard believes Germany can not
be starved out. That means we must
fight it out On the field of battle.
The brilliant British success puts
the gloomy Russian situation is the
background. for the present at least.
This isn't the only country, per-
| haps, where they are wondering what
else Secretary Lansing has up his
sleeve.
The second contingent of drafted
men is in camp today. Write letters
which will help to make their task
an easy one.
Russia apparently has rounded an
| other dangerous corner in her Jour
| ney to freedom. But the road is still
long and hazardous.
Congress is one day nearer adjourn
| ment than it was day ago, and the
| best of alI is that congressman seem
disposed to recognize the fact.
Most OF our citizens can take day
Off from their work day duties.
Among the exceptions are the news
paper men. They goon forever.
Reduced coal production in August
appears to be the result of Stubborn
ness ON the part of the producers and
not because of any decreaee in the
demand.
If small consumers are to receive
adequate protection the regulation of
retail prices OF coal must follow as a
matter OF course the fixing of prices
at the mines.
There is no countenance in these
times for the Stacker with pull" +"
American manhood is being put to
the test and every man must stand
according 10 that test.
Society kits for the soldiers-but
won't the boys attain a point of "high
visibility" in the rose, green and yell
low creations seen on so many of our
most exclusive needlesp
Those Spsnisrds who attempted to
get away from New Orleans with
$4,000 in gold in pork barrel were
probably intending to introduce
American politics at home.
The best sign that the American
people are becoming aroused to the
seriousness OF the nations struggle
is the hasty effort being made by
some of the disloyal elements to get
to cover.
The western farmer used to hope
for dollar wheat. They got it, aud
were apparently satisfied. When it
gets to 1920, and sure that for year,
| the North Dakotans are howling be
cause it is not SO.
The United States has made two
new loans. Great Britain gets $50,
| 100000 and France $50, ,00O, 900. This
makes a total OF S2,39l ,4O0, 900 ad-
yanced to the allies. 1t is fortunate
| they have SUCH a rich friend.
Kerensky is accused of having
| recently married an actress. After
having to deai with so many bad
actors for SO long, it wouldn't be
strange ii he turned for relief to q
good actress.
The allies are now throwing gas
liquid fire more effectively than ever
did the Germans. Naturally, the
| Hohenzolierns want 1t prohibited at
once, as contrary to the rules of civil
lized warfare.
Italy's answer to the pontiff's note
was To launch new and more terrible
strokes at Austria. II may be takeI
for granted chat Italy is going to stay
in this war untll Italia irredenta is
restored to the fold.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-09-27

Decorab Republican: A free trad
er says it is dirty politics" to talk
tariff while tire war is On. In other
words, when a man is sick no one
should think OF remedy.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-09-27

Those Spanisrds who attempted to
get away from New Orleans with
$4,000 in gold in pork barrel were
probably intending to introduce
American politics at home.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-09-27

The United States has made two
new loans. Great Britain gets $50,
100000 and France 0,o00, 900. This
makes a total of S2,39l 400 900 ad-
yanced to the allies. 1t is fortunate
they have such a rich friend.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-09-27

The western farmer used to hope
for dollar wheat. they got it, aud
were apparently satisfied. When it
gets to 81 20, and sure that for year,
the NoEth Dakotans are howling be
cause it is not So.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-09-27

The best sign that the American
people are becoming aroused to the
seriousness of the nations struggle
is the hasty effort being made by
some of the disloyal elements to get
to cover
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-09-27

Kerensky is accused of having
recently married an actress. After
having to deal with SO many bad
actors for SO long, it wouldn't be
strange if he turned for relief to q
good actress.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-09-27

The allies are now throwing gas
liquid fire more effectively than ever
did the Germans. Naturally, the
HohenzoIlerns want it prohibited at
once, s.s contrary to the rules of civil
lized warfare.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-09-27

Society kits for the soldiers-but
won't the boys attain point of "high
visibility" in the rose, green and yell
low creations seen on so many of our
most exclusive needlesp
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-09-27

Italy's answer to the pontiff's note
was TO launch new and more terrible
strokes at Austria. II may be taken
for granted chat Italy is going to stay
in this war untll Italia irredenta is
restored to the fold.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-09-27

This isn't the only country, per-
haps, where they are wondering what
else Secretary Lansing has up his
sleeve.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-09-27

Russia apparently has rounded an
other dangerous corner in her jour
ney to freedom. But the road is still
long and hazardous.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-09-27

If there happens to be an oppor-
tunity to attack Mr.. Hoover in con-
nection with the food law, it's Gronna
of North DAKOTA aud LaFollette OF
Wisconsin WHO seize it-for purposes
of Misrepresentation.
The Piute Indians know how to
deal with a Stacker. Ii an Indian re-
fused to fight or showed cowardice in
battle he mad TO dress like squaw
aud do squaw's work as long as he
lises-and ne conidn't have any
squaw either.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-09-27

The second contingent of drafted
men is in camp today. Write letters
which will help to make their task
an easy one.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-09-27

There is no countenance in these
times for the Stacker with a pull"
American manhood is being put to
the test and every man must stand
according 10 that test.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-09-27

Congress is one day nearer adjourn
ment than it was day ago, and the
best ofit all is that congressman seem
disposed to recognize the fact.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-30

@uOrun Sobnien, l~lIcio2, og aum-
ner Gipino 8, grichicn, Siucham.
mer. - 2igeIeoc@ al Maria 6lcsuif,
9ilebommcr, % Amt9onrlrlc Vii.
liam Simonien, Erom2o. - Srem,
ocIca al Ro9ua Glen o. GoQcr %uer
&duQcn.
6olgcnoe CpO2iolO or inotruiict:
SboruolO Sppericn 81 War gannmrl.
Ole %er9cnaborg 3G Nar. r.
W2ari Z. Mime, iaot Rpitruo, IS
Mar. - Cline %c0cr20ottcr, 81 Gar.
- Scrtc &ioritoN, icOt Nunoer, IS
9lor, - &iobmonN Grit Schicrpcu,
II Nor. - Morait Amblic. - Mar.
~ Nriitcnic Suliuecn, So 9lar. -
@~oghauoler Sans EouQner, 80 Mar.
- Euuliuc Min - @ur. ,<cns
Muoicn. ~ Nieroia Glc4uif, ~ gor
gnmmcl.
6plgcuoc Gieuoom@hunOlcr nur
imoct Steo: u. Gorri@Nal hor Iol0t
lin &ila til airtcGoOcu iii Sru @ro2.
icrcr Sierncbpe, 6rcorit2itao. -
Ircitcu 9napur Sphu har lol0t lin
@onro pao SilehaWmcr til Soanc.
brett g.. Ncgacnbauacu, q. Trou. -
Hcoafter NornliC bar iolQt lin Glen.
Dom iii @amlcuclru til Nnut @rcu.
ninlcu Tor 5000 &roucr. 49, Gnfcirll
ScbcIt bar lolQt ill Hoar0 pe0 0tcS.
nobro til Silcbommcr 50 operative
&unocIalao for 10000 Aroucr. 49,
&iebmanO @igcr bar fipbt @pQmc.
tier SoQiuccl2 @aur0 ior $4,000
aroncr. - gutcir Gorp bar fiebt
Sobn glmln0icns &iuu / &irfcQa0cn
ior 10000 &rouCr.
Nj Nareta 9o0cr nil iolacnOc IRE
OTtfc iUrlig <>utcrca'c / @uobrono4.
0uIcn: Claus NrucicN: NaaQua &rc.
item. 6oIfcopOra9ercu &roDit Sans
(Cttcr Schnitlcr @roR "a bans Gam.
tiO. - Clan IufrIit: NimmcluorOcr
GiQtinmlina. ~ Gore 2riaiUtcr: 81
@icnoc. StucipiI.
Zen iorite al Oi@'c &olcr, "Euo.
uo-FreItcn", or uofonmct Zen cr
alocica u0mcrfet %itrcuct. Zen iuoc.
boIOcr p~pperli9e altIturifilorin0cr If,
@ltobron0SNolcn ira go 90 10 Mare.
ne. 90 Soften / &o0cn, Ereitcr
arol, bar her facet ct ooffcr- Otter.
nlrlc. - Sans Minoe pil beicitc,
~Itroolc mco fornpct @lon2.
&nogc, lite Sec. 1916.
In0Cr@ Sfre0c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-30

Therefore away with m%ournful sounds.
Let Faith and Hope have sway,
For God our Father in Joy abounds
And merciiully forgiyes us day by
day:
That when we from this world must
goo,
And leave behind us grief and woe,
Wen meet our boy-and happy be,
On the Judgment day-to eternity.
7 see the little one-so near,
In his coffin sleeping.
! sec you, my on. SO dear,
And your wife. both weeping.
The grave so small, the sheet so
white.
The loved ono lowered to MS long
sleep
| see it all, while here ! write
So lar away-cau ] but weep.
Though dark the grave, death hath no
sting.
For light shines on the other shore;
Our souls TO God in faith will cling.
And there hud rest Tor cvermOre.
For hath We not the Fathers promise,
That all those who on him rely,
Joy shall have and eternal bliss,
Yea, lie with Him on high.
Soren Jaabek, Sr.
&c Muritctcr. iom Ncter I>nobTt
al0riQ blcu trUt al al irCmuiic, or Del
2ommcuhr og ocu SolupofnI, iour
hans 6or iii al to Nmtcr, "a ban
table ocu SuQ, iom bIco mtIoQt moo
ham Tor Urer0ripe llOtoleliCr NSu.
itrtptioncU cr:
"@upc til z &aabGf ira gltcrsbua
% SmauIcucuc9 9lmtcr 1876"
Suu cr Ser en- @ibcl, trpft / 1889,
% iour ucicr 10 Euuo, iom oQioo
muattc uiicv ircm, nuar ser iouI
NrcumCot til Nuiet.
@ctcr &aobGf oeOc ocu l7Oc Sep.
1916. citerloOcnoc Gutcu oa ct Sat.
ter. men tm Iioct al ocumc &crocna
WuOs.
g&ilImor 2loc San 1917.
z .. Iborpc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-30

Spifloubs uRitrigeite Wnuo. Mers
ANDRE aoelige, +. Gr. 5priterue so.
beulobe og 6iiritenberg, | o9ientlig
@rao iorringeoe line aroeOe 5ormu.
or gicunem line iinaucielle Operutio.
ner, f~orsgeoe Jprit bon OonnerS.
morcf i'm pco iaaoanne. Roget OF
iertligt Sueru befIG0te ban olbrig
% tog beller olorig oifGntlig Eel /
8olittf; oaigeuel ipiaeoe ban en- pig.
ttg polittlf Role bag SuIiSierne.
SouS eiterlaOte 6ormuc beitaar
boueoiugeItg al 8ltIgrubcr og en-
HGfte Observation-Disclosures inoenior
&erninouitrien OF 3infiuOuitricn.
6remoeIe5 cicoe ban itore @rlmoei.
cnOommc / iorifieaige Bier, Der
iblunbt en- mPgtig SusforrG meqem
Inter Dem 2inoeu 90 5rieoricbitrosie
/ Berlin, oe5nou itorc @ooier /
Ercu5ien, Ru5Iouo og 2iterrig.
Sra Sc6Ielien uoitrafte Spriten lin
&trtiombeO iii Hbinprouinien OF
&@citiaIcu. ct al bans 6oretogenoer
err ,%crnucrfct "&ruf" oc0 Stettin.-
Scttc %cruocrf cr oct i0rite Sorieg
ira init Sioc pda at nnIGgge ct Sern.
peri pau 0eu tpifc apit, buor oct fun.
Dc hare iGrlig arnitiae @etingelier
Tor Toriuriug mco uocnlauoif &llI og
Grts.
llnocr artgen laante 6priten 9pen
@uoapcit 30 0fiuiouer aroner. San
itoo aeiier @ilbcIm nleget nqr o.
mootol Gientngne @auge aeiicren
iom @irit poo lit Slot Reuoccf /
SchIciieu. ) SelifabsliUct ipiaeoc
ran en- iremtrGocnoe Roae. - Sau
uor TO @ongc gilt, isrite Sang meO
en- poriiiit Iauieriuoe. Blanche Bai.
IA; uuoGu Sang meo ben ru5iiife SIT.
ititsmimitcr % 9Imbo3ia0er Mlira.
uiep'S iroifiItc 0uitru.
6urit &cucfcI BON Commensurate
par life interc5icrct / rorife SSoreta.
NCuoer: ocrimoo bar @reperne Son.
ucr2morcf, iom tilborcr Ell pl0re
@reu al SlGgteu. iterfe Sntere5icr
/ norite @rubeforctagenOcr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-30
Reumati$fne er en- farlig $ygdofn;
begynder med ubetydelige Snerter

banoline cr al heieite @i9tishep. % ben
rette S~ehauoliug or Den eneite. iom pil
hippe Dig. Sur on uogeniinoe erfdret
on Heumatismc er blet tureret meo Qiz
nimenter eller anbre uooenbiee 0tioler?
Sifterlis life. Segaa perfor life ben Sell.
lom iaa mango bar siort, men bau / ers
inbrin9. at uopenoiee Wioler fan life
rGtfc Heumdtismen. Zen fan life enis
hes no az Slooet. s. s. S. fan itoles paa
til or renie Slooet OF bar 9ipet Ginbring
for Relmdtismc / oper feutti Gar. ielo
/ nogle al De melt p~aarbnattepe 5iIfplz
Der bar Den maattet gioe ia for Neoiz
eincn. Strip ibas ! gin fulb 6plpsuing
on bit Silfploc 90 Dor meoieiuite Naabs
siper oil aipe big Rdao uoen apitenoe.
ISresie Reoical Department Sipift Spes
cine Co., 80 Swift laboratory, atIanta.
Ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-30
GDigianos mrari0cnc Wiano

6prit NcncfcI d. 0ormcr2morcf or
aiguaet uco GpOcn / iii @crliucrpalU
poo EorIicrpIot}. IS Mar gommcI
Gen r]urcicbIciiitc @ooacicr oN ,$n,
ouitrimnquot bar BEN iootc aiob
monO, milo al Stobcriuitiutt, % bleo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-30
Iirfelis Sortnr er iiffert Tslgen,
bpis life oct fprite Barrel pnaastes

@nbuer anarebet al &eumatiS Liens
Ylaae, bill hlnne fortGle Dig al De iorite
Surerter bar ncppe mertbare. lIbetpoelis
ae / 9eapnnelien. lioet bemerteliespGrs
Siae Ill at eipe Iat paa. Smerterne iors
sates arabpis, iaa liIilut Sn9ocmmcn
bapbe Sem iittcr1 i lin @olo fcr De Tt
Soritaaelien NJ at DC par oens Sffer.
Sc Tom har brugt Smerelic % andre
uSpeuoise Rioler. uil eriGre, al DC life
bar faaet fat / Mooen I'll Snoet. men al
Snbet penoer tilbdse i9len mee fore9et
Ilpor efieripm Sioen gaar.
GGr life ~li9eenlbiu ppcrfor De feriie
Sesn poa 8eumaiisme. Yronpt Scs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-30

"Tecurnh' goicu % @eo aruen" tI Hurac
90 Eaumdri to'cr $3.50 pr. gar. gorto ibe.
rcaUCt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-30
Deter Saab0f.

Sercu r<anbUf or CT fienot Iupn /
Pcrac % ucl odldn her blanot Dc ul
ore. l<ca ueb life mere ON ham cu0
Oct. iom itoo / 9luiicrne, iiGr / Suttis
oarcnc, men ou lcg trni bans S5u
Setter her / 1871, huuoe oct oN'tiliI
SntcrcSie at toIe mcN ham. melt ioroi
hnn uar Ell iao bcficuot Ncromono&
Seu. Sm por io0t 1871 % fem I'll
Nmcrita / 1863 og boiatte liz
&omu Of &orriiom aanoinohi so,
Nfim. ! oct Solpuibip por Ser me,
get iua Horife ~ melt SulfCrc o.
StptlUuOcrc - oQ idulc0c2 Tom BON
paa en- Qiau0c bort ira line Suro3s
mpuo. meIt uor alto beQciitrlt Tor
lin Tar % uiloc Qicrlc tale ON Nor
&c. : 1871 bItu han Qiit uc0 ell
Gntc, en- SfotITuocrlu0c. ION !rClll
har hiuIpct ham / 0i2ic ma1dc Mar.
Zen Seu. 6c lit, talbtc Oc naturligs
uia Sorcu. men bar bIeu ;tf5 CANT
mel, ga han 0ooc iom Barn. "a gam,
lie Sarcn SoabTf III bore OCt, IGn0tC
ran ct Gilt iom toltcr hans SOLE.
icr. Get blcu opcriot Ill GuQclil, %
CriginoIcu tou life itnoc2. Sea IN.
mes. 2iQtct cr uGttcrt iclu ON oct cr
fommct / ct ouoct Sprog ~ Ell trent
mco HIG0uinl.
Get lp0cr lualcoGa:
Sacred to the Memory of My Grand
son and Namesake, Soren Jaabek.
Translated from the Norwegian by c.
f, Thurin, Atwatcr, Mimi.
Little Sorcn Jaabck dead!
Yea. And for him my signs:
Scarce a year passed DER his head,
When closed must be his eyes.
While ! nee'r had the pleasure,
My grandsOu's form TO view.
For the Lord commanded that this
treasure
Should to heaven be taken too.
Dost not he come back again2
Nayl not to this world of ours.
! Wonder, as a child, he is Gods friend.
Yea. one of the Almighty's flowers;
For of the Kingdom OF heaven" art
This little one who from sin was free
These thoughts unto a tender heart
OF sorrow, come so peacefully.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-30

DIG MI til &rher, Der gigr ~betgoetge 8eipareGer multg.
Raonet "Sattleg" bar altio oRret eusbetpoenoe meo ben
b9telte eroo al 8oalttet. Sg ru, netOp oenre 3to nleo
Iorg9epe 8rLier, bgoer hi Dig Ell ~itGrfere 6aranti ps
ben iamrte Sattleg bpte aucltet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-13
YerfDnal sNptisen.

SRI. Rorma q. Souer tpei1t
Bel ibrem gruber Or. 2ouis D.Sauer
IN @pnniton, Sq., duf geiu6. Dr.
Snuer mar friiber in Cincinnati ans
idiiig.
9soliseitef SO. 6 peIan feierte
geitern iein 30iGbriges SatbiIdnnn als
IPitglieo 6es itabtiidben &pli5eioepar-
temerts uno purhe BON perihieocner
Trelmoen aus oieicm 9IillaB nit bib
idJen 9Iumelgaben erfreltt.
Serr @rnftSerm tugbaufsu
bon Der 9ambrinus Gtod 60. uno
feline Satin bdsen bas innigite Mtits
gefiibl ibrer sdblrei6en Sreunbe uHo
9etannten unldBli5 bes berbeu 9ers
luites, BON benz lie betroffen porbeu
ftnb. Cine ibrer SDhter SRI. Glife
5ermiugbaufen en- 1T ibuen bur9
ben Soo genommen poroen Die Dohlz
er3ogene iungs Dame bate rur Elm
Utter pon q Sabren errei6t. Sie mar
am Montag Mprgen nafl ldngerem
2eiben elmer 2ungenent3iinbung erlea
cen, bic bic Bette GrstIihe Stlfe uuo
bic Iiebepollite bGuslihe pfleue ntht
gu bannen permpft totter. Die 8eera
bigura ftnbet am Mittpo6 Radmits
tag BON Srauerbaufe, 2001 Danlano
Qbenue in Rurtpopb, ous itatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-13
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bonn Sonntag auf Mpntag ben RGums
Iidteiten Der Wlutuul Benefit 2tfe
SnIurance 60. i'm britten Stottpert
bes sSneaQs @ebGubes einen 8eiud,
ob, obne iebo6 irgenbpelche 9eute 5u
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ben 9eIDftrdnt gu erbre6er uno rpura
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