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The Washington times., 1917-01-10
Buckwheat Cakes.

u cake dry yeast
Salt.
Buckwheat -four.
Soak yeast in half cup OF warm
water, until soft. Mix with two more
cups warm water, salt to taste.
Thicker with buckwheat flour and
let rise till morning. Then dissolve
half teaspoon soda in a little hot
water. add to batter when IL is ready
to bake. IL any batter is left do not
throw away, but use next time with
out the yeast and It will be better
than the first Eipe served with
molasses and fried mush.
The Washington times., 1917-01-10
3. r. Keith-vaudeviIIe.

Two starliners and two added at
fractions are announced for the B.
F. Keith Theater next week, the
greatest novelty being the California
Boys Band OF thirty-eight They
were a feature of the Panama-Pacific
and San Diego Expeditions. Next In
prominence will be the comedian,
William Gaxton and company In
"Kisses," q farcical comedy around
a wager involving the kissing OF four
fair ones In fifteen minutes.
Then come Clark and Hamilton IN
their offering, "A wayward Conceit.'
Fourth in order will be Blossom
Seeley, in private life Mrs. RUDE Mar
guard, wife Of the baseball patriarch
In q ragtime rhapsody.
The remaining numbers include
Paul McCarty and Elsie Faye, Minis
Payne, Harris and Manion, Donald
Kerr and Effie Weston, the pipe OF.
gan recitals and the Hearst Interna-
tional News Pictorial.
The Washington times., 1917-01-10
Loeyy,s CoIumbIa-FfIms.

Louise Hun and Jack Pickford in a
perturbation OF Charles Dickens novel.
Great Expectations" will be the fea-
ture at Loew's Columbia Theater, be-
ginning next Sunday and continuing un-
til Thursday.
All Of the familiar characters Of the
book appear in the film Pipp, Provis
the convict. Mr.. Jaggers. Miss Hav-
isham. and last but not least, Estella.
Beginning Thursday and for the last
three days Of the week. Irene Fenwick
and Owen Moore will be screened in
"a Girl Like That"
The Washington times., 1917-01-10
NationaI-w1IlIan Gillette.

William Gillette will appear in a
new play at the National Theater
next Monday night under the man
agement of Arthur Hopkins. Mr..
Gillette's vehicle Is described as q
comedy in two acts and four scenes
and bears the paradoxical title, "A
Successful Calamity"
The piece Is by Miss Glare Kun
mer, whose satiric farce, Good Ora
cious, Annabelle," is now in New
York. Settings have been provided
by Robert Edmind Jones, who will be
remembered for his artistic concep
tions which contributed to the sue
cess OF "Calibap," Najinskrs ballet
and THE Man who Married q Dumb
Wife"
Mr.. Hopkins has enlisted for Mr.
Gillette's support a company includ
ing Miss Estelle Winwood, Miss Ruth
Findlay, Richard Barbee, Richard
Sterling. Roland Young, William
Devereaux, Nanart Kippen, Mile Mar
celle, and others equally well known
The Washington times., 1917-01-10
COMING SOON TO
LOCAL THEATERS
Attractions to Be Seen at Play
houses in the Near
Future.

The Boston National Grand Opera
Company begins its second engage
ment in Washington tomorrow night
at Polls Theater, fulfilling the an.
nounced intention of managing direc-
tor, Max Ravinoff to bring this or.
ganization here annually. aida" will
be given on Thursday night. The
cast chosen for the Interpretation OF
this opera includes Giovanni Zena-
tello as Radames, Maria Gay as Am
neris, Luisa VILLAIN as Aida, George
Baklanoff. as Amonasro, Jose Mar
dones as Ramfis, virgilio Lazzari as
the King, and others, with Roberto
Moranzoni as conductor.
Friday night, la Boheme" will be
given with Maggie Teyte as Mimi,
Giuseppe Gaudenzi as Rudolfo, Thorn
as Chalmers as Marcello, Mabel Rie-
gelman as Musetta, virgilio Lazzari
as Colline, Giorgio Puliti as Schau-
nard, Paolo Ananian as Benoit, and
FuIgenzio Guerrieri as conductor.
The novelty of the season, '1ris,''
by Mascagni, composer of ."Caval-
leria Rusticana," will be given at the
Saturday matinee. This new offer.
ing introduces the Japanese soprano,
Tamaki Miura, as another japanese
heroine reminiscent OF her Madame
Butterfly"
The other members of the cast are
Tovio Kittay, a new tenor, Thomas
Chalmers, Elvira Leveroni and Romeo
Boscacci, with Moranzoni conducting.
Saturday night the organization
will sing its farewell in Gounod's
Faust" Miss Teyte appearing as the
Marguerite, Mr.. Martin as the Faust
Graham MARI as the Valentin, Mr..
Mardones as the Mephistopheles, Dor
othy Follis as the Siebel and Maria
Wienietskaja as the Martha.
The Washington times., 1917-01-10
Newman Lecture, January II.

e. NJ. Newmans series Of traveltallks
begins next Sunday evening and Mon
day afternoon at 400. January "A and
Is, at the Belasco Theater. Japan
Today" Is the title Of the first sub
ject Of the series in which will be
shown obscure spots on the regular
path.
: A visit is made to Kyoto. one Of the
most attractive cities In Japan. where
there are more than 5000 picturesque
temples. The journey will also include
visits to Tokyo, Yokohofna, Nara
Miyajima, Nikko, Miyanoshita, and
other places
The Washington times., 1917-01-10
BeIasco-French Theater.

The Theater Franchise Company at
the Belasco Theater on this Friday
afternoon. January Il. will present two
one-act plays. The first. "Blanchette,"
Is by Eugene Brieux. The second, Les
Deux Glories," one Of the biggest sue
cesses OF the Coincide Franchise. Is by
Pierre Wolf- 1t Is a descriptive play
in which the dialogue is largely car
ried on between a veteran Of other wars
and a young soldier Of the present-day
trenches.
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-06-23

gazione di Dio, soto il maglio
della rivoluzione garibaldina,
promise la Costituzione, ma il po-
pool siciliano, da Piazza Pretoria
"vasta quanto PItalia intera" allie
promesse del tiranno rispose:
Guerra fino ALA liberazione!
Quale altra risposta puo dare
la socialdemocrazia, dogma di
questo nome, allie promesse della
piu grande tirannide, che puo
dirsi la negazione dell'umanita? ?
81 liberi il popolo tedesco radical
mente dallo "stato di cose anti
quato" quando questo sara
crollato, trascinando seco gil sta
ii di cose simili nelPaltro Impero
alleato nella inumana tirannide, i
popoli redenti saranno accolti ne
la grande Federazione Interna-
ziOnale la quale risultera dial ri
spetto del diritti di lutte lie ma
zioni, dial trionfo del diritti del
pOpoli contro lie autocrazie.
Gaspare NicOtri
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-06-23
Avviso impOrtante

II tanto conosciuto SignOr Giu-
seppe Gabrielle sito al N. 1926
Ellsworth St., rende noto a tutti
i suoi amici, conoscenti ed ALA
colonia intiera, che egli e state
nominate Agente e Rappresen-
tante di una Grande Casa Ameri-
cana sta ALA Seconda strada e
Market st. Quindi chiunque vor-
ia fare acquisto di Furnitura,
MObilia, Oggetti di pannamenti,
COrredi matrimonial, Oggetti di
Diamanti, di Orc di ArgentO,
insomnia tutto clio che puo cor
redare lie famiglie, potranno ri
volgersi al suddetto Agente e
Rappresentante e siete ben sicu-
ii che ne rimarrete soddisfatti.
II signor G. Gabrielle percio in
vita tutti di volerlo onorare di
loro ordini, ed egli vi dara mi
gliori spiegazioni a riguardo che
questa Casa gil ha dato tanto
sulla compra a pronta cassa che
a pagamento settimanale.
Siete avvisato anche che
tutti gil oggetti che comprate da
questa Casa a pagamento setti-
manale, il prezzo e sempre al di
soto di quello che pagate in attire
.parti a contanti.
Provate e vi convincerete.
Ricordatevi di recarvi dial sig.
Giuseppe Gabrielle perche senza
di Iui non potete avere lie refe-
renze che qui sopra vi sono sta
te accennate, g non dimenticate
il suO indiriZZo
1926 Ellsworth ST., Phila.
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-06-23
L'intervento Anne
ricanO e la pace

Nela tragica palingenesi mon
dialc, che diviene ogni giorno piu
qrandio5a, Pultimo avvenimento
avra una influenza decisiva. Lin.
terventc deeli Stati Unit, dopo
In rivoluzione russa, affrettera
Pepilogo della guerra che trava-
glia la umanita contemporaries.
Qualcuno Vuole scenario Pim-
portanza ed afferma che gil idea
Ii di Uncle Sam" sono puramen.
tn egoistici di gretta convenient
"a, come di cOlui che aspetta ad
intervenire il momento opportu.
no, la Ease risolutiva per entrare
fianco di chi ha lie piu grand
probabilita di vittoria.
Altri aggiunge che il rappre.
sentante della borghesia del "bu,
siness", seguace del dettami di
Bentham, decise ora Pintervento
per Pinteresse egoistico della
classe, che rappresenta.
Lungi da moi ogni forma ret.
torica, ma crediamo che la veri.
ia e ben diversa. Ben a ragione
Leonida Bissolati diceva ALA "U.
nited Press: "Onore al popolo a.
mericano".
Poiche il popolo americana e j
suoi rappresentanti hanno fatto
tutto quanto poterono per far
rinsavire la Germania, per ARE
starla sulla via scellerata del de.
litti di lesa umanita. E sinceri
sforzi di Wilson per la pace, che
destarono Pentusiasmo anche nei
pin rigidi neutralisti, non posse,
no essere offuscati dall'interven-
to, cui fiji costretta PAmerica per
salvaguardare i suoi Interest," di
fronte all'ostinata barbarie teu,
tonica.
Ne puo dirsi che il giudizio ri.
spetto ii responsible principal @
immediate di questo immense ca,
taolisma sociale, che sconvolge Ia
umanita, -sia tardivo o ispirato a
criteri grettamente egoistici di
opportunita.
Fin da quando la furia panger-
manistica 81 scaten0 dopo il fata
le Consiglio di Potsdam, per sfo,
care la sua immane ibidine di e.
gemonia, fin d'allora il popolo a.
mericano manifesto il suo giudi.
ziO.
E cio' ormai dovrebbe essere
chiarissimo anche a quelli che
non vogliono vedere.
Ed e da considerare- come il
giudizio la volonta del popolO
americana 81 manifestarono, an
che prima che PItalia entrasse in
guerra.
A7fF3k
Ira lie attire prove, ira gil altri
document, crediamo doveroso
aggiungere quello che e consa-
crato in uno studio di una valoro.
sa pubblicista nord-americana.
La p. Heaton mi scrisse in da-
ia del Is mario 1915, una inte-
ressante lettera, della quale feel
cenno in un mio articolo - "gli
Stati Unit e la guerra" = pub
blicato mel "Giornale di Stella"
del SO aprile dello stesso ammo.
La Heaton mi scriveva: "Da u
ma settimana mio marito ed 10
Siamo di ritorno da un viaggio
negli Stati Unit.
"Ci siamo felmati nellie citta
di New Orleans, iii parecchi pun
ii degli Stati del Texas e di Ca
lifornia, nellie citta di Salt Loke
City, Denver, st. Louis, Louis
vilel tanti altri punt. Abba
mo parlato con una moltitudine
di persone di diverse classi e pro-
fessioni, letto giornali di tutti j
partiti. Dopo questa esperienza,
posse dirle che questa patria e
solidale contro la Germania. Sol
tanto mel sense legale gil Stati
Unit sono neutrali, mel sense
morale, siamo tutti al fianco del
In m1drn taIra dnlpInohiltpTTa
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-06-23

'oi''S PSl ID hdLlOllG IG parole oil
pfotesta che diciamo moi dai cuo-
H. ognuno per Sc, contro la inva-
stone e Ia devastazione del Bel
gio e contro Ia violazione da par
te del Tedeschi di ogni principle
di legge internazionale.
'Secondo le notizie di oggi,
Isembra probable che fra POGO
interverra PItalia nella guerra.
ISpero di 81, perche non credo che
una pace che vale il nome sia
possible nEuropa fino a che
no nsia castigata pienamente la
Germania, o meglio i militaristi
della Germania.
"Forse lei ha semitic la canzo-
ne di odio contro PInghilterra
che cantano j Tedeschi? Flu scrit-
ia da Ernest Lissaner. Qui moi
Icantiamo in risposta una canzone
damore per PInghilterra, una
copia della quale ell mando..-" e."
II canto di amore per PInghil-
terra, inviatomi dalIa Heaton, e
veramente bello per la sua sintesi
dele g!orie ingIeSi, gIorie di pen
siero e di azione.
Questo e certo un notevole
contribute ad interpretare lie ra-
gioni, che illuminano la coscienza
del popolo americana di fronte
ALA condotta della Germania.
Non gretto egoismo, ma ego
altruismo, illuminate dalla fede
mel diritto dele gent nella liber-
ia, sentita dial piu libero popolo
! del monde, consacrata dial suo
IParlamento, nelPora medesima
in cui Pingresso augurale di Miss
Rankin consacra un altro diritto
- quello della donna - fede mel
Ia liberia del popoli, espresso no
bilmente dial rappresentante del
la piu grande Repubblica.
z,7,75
La verita e che il kaiserismo
sogno il dominic universale g
tutto il monde civile reagi contro
| il pazzesco attentato.
Ed e naturale come, accanto al
Inefasto aggressore vi sia Timpe-
ro della forca, quello della Mezza-
luna il degno satellite bulgaro; !;
e dalPaltra parte lutte lie demo-
crazie.
"E Pintera "religione demo-
cratica" - scriveva pochi giorni
or sono la "Munchener Nachri-
chten" - di tutto il monde che
81 e sollevata contro di moi, e che
moi dobbiamo placare".
Ha ragione il giornale tedesco,
Mentre lutte le democratic 81
uni5cono nella guerra contro il
militarismo prussiano ed j suoi
puntelli, che cosa ia la socialde-
mocrazia tedesca?
Liebcknekt, Zektin, Hoffman il
manipolo di avanguardia, che
meritano ammirazione e stima,
sono onorevoli eccezioni. Ma un
popolo, che ha dato nellie ultime
elezioni piu di quattro milioni su
dodici di voti al socialist e che
ha lasciato finora che il militari-
smo prussiano compisse Pimpu-
nemente, senza la doverosa, viri-
lie protesta, 10 scempio di ogni
principle di umanita, come puo
giustificarsi di fronte al tribu-
male della giustizia sociale?
Fino ad ieri 81 metteva imam
ii la ragione o il pretesto dello
czarismo.
Quale scusa 0 pretesto posso-
no ancora mettere innanzi, men
tire la luce viene dalPOriente il
popolo russo 81 e liberato dalla
sua tirannide interna e la gran
de Repubblica americana e CO.
stretta ad intervenire mel con-
flitto, pronunziando virilmente il
piu ponderato e giusto verdetto
contro le iniquita dellimperiali-
smo, che ha scatenato questa fu-
ROSA tempesta sociale?
Ii "VorwaeIts" scrive: Com
battiamo per lie case e j nostri
focolari, non per uno state di CO.
The Lake County times., 1917-08-23

tan church will meet this evening in
the church basement for business
meeting.
Mrs Jamison, Mrs. Griffith and Miss
Lillian stark are expected home Sat
urdav after three months visit in
Pittsburgh and vicinity.
Mrs. Amos Haywood Of Block avenue
will leave Saturday to make her fu-
ture home in Philadelphia. Mr.. Hay
NO, ut two geel ago
Mrs. + Mills and daughters and Mrs.
Werner and son of Drummond street
are taking an outing at Mills Lake.
Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs Pete Hannah or Euclid
avenue returned last night from near
valparaiso. where they have spent the
weekend with friends.
Miss Rudolph OF Grapevine street
will visit friends in Gary today.
Mrs. J. ". Lees and guest. Miss
Hawthorne. will be Chicago visitors
today
Mrs. Robert McAuslan Of Grapevine
street is spending few days with
Mrs. ]. A. Patterson Of Gary.
Mrs. vassar OF Grapevine street is
lE4cuuS AlOAA N~AAA~aSD'
They will remain over sunday.
Mrs. George Deitch Of Block avenue
will entertain the Five Hundred club
this afternoon at her home.
The Washington Park addition will
hold a meeting this evening at the
Washington school. All property hold
ers and people living in that vicinity
are asked to be present as they wish
TO promote the beauty of the new ad-
dition and have to have cooperation
of all the people.
The funeral OF Mr. H A. Ribble
who dropped dead Monday evening at
his home on Hemlock street will be
held this afternoon from the home.
George Miller is going 10 Crown
Point to attend the County Fair this
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. c Barrett Of Drum
mond street and family will leave
Sunday for Hudson. Mich. to visit
Mrs Barretts father. From there they
will go to Devils Lake. Mich. for ten
The Lake County times., 1917-08-23
Indiana HarbOr
Personal and Otherwise

FOR RENT-Rooms fully equipped
for light housekeeping; furnace heat.
s731 Hemlock St. Indiana Harbor,
s-22-2
Mrs Hicks Of Detroit has been Mrs
sauer's weekend guest.
At the meeting Of the JOY girls
last night il was decided that Friday
afternoon OF each week the girls sew
at the Riley school for the Red Cross
All member who were not at this
meeting will take notice OF this and
try hard to be present each Friday
on next Wednesday night Miss Olive
Fitzpatrick viii entertain the girls at
a kindergarten party at her home on
Pennsylvania avenue.
Miss vada Levan and Arthur Fhur-
mark. with Mr. and Mrs. sullivan. saw
a show in Chicago last night
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Brissey have re-
turned from French Lick and West
Baden Ind. where they have been on
a vacation.
The willing workers OF the Chris
The Lake County times., 1917-08-23
MICHAELIS APPEARS
BEFORE COMMITTEE
By JOHN GRANDErs.
lunatsd prens stan corresnonaen.

tumtsd Press Stan Correspondent
BERLIN, Aug. 23.-Berlin today saw
an important step in democratic reform
as the result of Chancellor Michaers'
first appearance before the Reichstax
main committee.
All newspapers regard the chanceI.
lor's concession permitting the commit
tee to discuss the papal peace note as
Of far more Importance that the sub
stance of the chancellor's speech itself
Most of the chancellor's utterances were
merely reiterations of previous out
lines of Germsny's position.
The chancellor also. it developed to-
day. consented TO the appointment of
subcommittee for discussion of ali So
cret questions.
Even If the pope's action is other
wise without result" commented
prominent newspaper here today, 1T
has given the main committee an op-
portunity to obtain concrete information
on important questions which had
hitherto been withheld"
The Lake County times., 1917-08-23
East Chicago
Her People and Occurrences

This is the evening for the ice cream
social served By the ladies Of the
Swedish Lutheran church in their
church parlors at the corner Of i4sth
street and Barring avenue.
News comes this morning OF the ar
rival OF a new member in the family
of Mr a nd Mrs. Leon Granger. Atlas
apartments. 1t is a baby girl. Mother
and child are doing we'll
A number from this city are motor
ing today TO Crown Point to the Fair
Grounds. Those that attended yester-
day got caught in one OF the heaviest
transforms Of the year.
The Lake County times., 1917-08-23
ALLIES TIGHTEN
GRIP ON LENS
Csy United Press cab1szrau,.)

WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES IN
THE FIELD, Aug. ga few yards
was all that thirty successive and des-
perate German counter-attacks last
night could wrench from the Canadians
grip around Lens. Today the Maple
Leaf fighters were still beating back
the picked Teutonic troops and still
crawling inch by inch into the city.
On the western skirts Of Lens a new
advance post was established and firmly
held today. 1t survived a veritable
storm of German counter attacks.
The Lake County times., 1917-08-23
INFANTILE PARALYSIS
CASE IS REPORTED

Another case of infantile paralysis
developed in East Chicago this morn
ing when the little eight-year old daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Mackay, 4s2I
Northcote avenue, was stricken with
the malady. The home is quarantined.
This makes the eighth case in the city
as whole. but the first one in the west
end or what is known as East Chica 60
proper. one having occurred. however.
at Calumet.
Of the eight cases only three deaths
have resulted.
The Lake County times., 1917-08-23
CHANGE IN EAST
CHICAGO LIST

A change has been made in the list
of men drafted for service from East
Chicago. The lists were reopened yes
terday and several exemptions grant
ed with the addition of new names to
I'LL the vacancies.
Those who were exempted yesterday
from the list as published in The TINES
Tuesday and Wednesday are those who
held the following call numbers: 60
1os. 147. 571, SIS. 27l, 2ss. 2s2. 296. S57,
40 1873 and 1872.
The following names were placed on
the list of those drafted:
1S6 924 J. Aszerewski. 1924 North
The Lake County times., 1917-08-23

Postmaster Rutledge and family. who
are in Wisconsin. that they are hav-
ing a fine trip and very little trouble.
Mrs. John Frye OF 1888 Drummond
street and Mrs. Hoffman are visiting
relatives in Milwaukee. Wis, for two
weeks
Very special at Columbia Theater
tonight, a Vitagraph Blue Ribbon
feature will be shown, The Price Of
Fame" with Naomi Childers and Marc
The Lake County times., 1917-08-23

days They will accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. McGuan and family and Mrs.
August Jernberg. They will make the
trip in machines.
Miss Agnes Burgland viii entertain
as her guest Mabel Mitchell this after
noon at her home on Ivy street. Miss
Mitchell will return TO her home in
Newport on Friday.
Mrs. Birch OF 1ssth street. in the
Lundquist fats, entertained last night
The Lake County times., 1917-08-23

at dinner in honor OF her husband $
birthday anniversary. An elaborate
tour-course luncheon was served.
Mr.. Parker and son. William. Of
Drummond street are expected back
today from a business trip to Ken
lucky.
Mrs NJ Powers OF Drummond street
will visit friends in Hammond this
afternoon.
Word has been received from ex-
The Lake County times., 1917-08-23

1913 42O NJ. Maajo. 512 144th
1875 Ais w. Washolvich. 3s11 Beech.
216 1921 ]. Surowiecr. 1920 15oth.
222 1854 y. Marer. 1921 Elm.
244 1852 c. Carlson, 1910 Elm.
24s 1888 NJ. Ciaparona, 3S17 DeodaT.
2s4 S053 F. Koprowski, 1921 Elm
266 5151 P. Coudelos. 1899 Michigan.
276 1851 J. Gin. 1880 Tod
293 1872 E. Triana, E. Chicago
466 114s J. Furmansk. 4s47 North
ASA 5255 D. Lecjes. $3.50 Block
The Lake County times., 1917-08-23

HAMMOND-A small army of clerks
is at work in the city treasurer's office
compiling the fall assessment rolls The
roll will amount to over $3.50 900
The Lake County times., 1917-08-23

McDermott very strong feature. A
good comedy will be shown with the
above. s-2S-I
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Na NM iiNs idOn 6MrAhalten.

GIN 9roBes NiIbcder 9ieiiouront
5eigte oicier Gage in elmer 3eitung
iolgenOes ileiidfartenloic glbenopro-
qrann on:
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&anoels. uno g9eltito0t crIien &onges
geweien. Sn gemiiier 9e3iebung fam
man lie oos @alaiS @rieMenlanos
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fem &riege erlittei bat miro Oie
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erite Sdritt lit, Der ehras foltet.
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3t5 b. G6r. Don 9lleran0ers SGma-
ger &aiionOer. gegrimOet mar, na1te
es gum Soitptbofen WlojeoonienS.
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feiligt. Sic 9tomer mohten es sum
&riidenfopf ibrer berii6nten &cer-
itroBe &io @eenotia, eie BON Srtn-
0iiilm nod 9D5on5 fiiDrtc. &on Den
Stiirmen ser 80lferuaiOeumg Itarf
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erltcnmol bon ben 9iirfen iulter W}lts
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3tpeiten @roberlmg 0llr4 Die 2sna-
men 1891 lit Oie Stoot nidt. Crit
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