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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-27
A HERO In PAJAMAS.

ST. Louis Globe-Democrat: \ glar'
ing atroclty OF the censorship is that
which suppresses the name OF the Brit
ish general who led a night charge la
his pajamas The man capable OF turn
Ing out into cold night air clad only
In paiamas would he n hero even In
civil life. Pajamns are the most de-
ceptive things In existence. the comfort
OF the warmth they bestow under covers
leading 10 a delusion that there Is In
them n substance wherewith TO defy the
elements. "A very little experience. in
the case OF fire or what not. will lead
90 "A sudden shattering OF that delusion
IN the mind OF "A man who has enter
tanned II. Pajamas are made to be worn
only between sheets. at least In the
winter season.
hut now arises a man of heroic soul
and mold who can roll out In the dead
OF winter night. clad only in his
pajamas. and. wearing no other armor.
rally and lead "A body OF men against
the enemy In a sudden surprise attack.
The Associated Press brings an ac-
count OF this heroism. circumstantial
In every respect but the omission OF
the name. an omission which we can
attribute 10 the censorship. IL was at
Gouzeacourt first taken In the Cam
brai raid and where the Germans coun-
ter-attacked in overwhelming force. The
hero. whose name Is hid under the term
IA gallant British general" rallied a
squad for resistance. He alone with
stood the shock all Of his comrades
being killed. fate which would have
been his. no doubt. had not number
of other British troops with field gun.
and some Americans who had been cut
off in another part of the field. been
swept into his section TO help him hold
II until British re-enforcements ar
rived.
Saved TO the world but not to fame,
at least for the present. But we may
hope that when the end of the war
brings the ends of n censorship which
strives to keep the laurel OF every
shining brow the name of the man who
could lead a charge in his pajamas
against winter night attack will be
written high in the annals of glory.
We don't yet know what IL Is. but we
shall know Such a bright light can
not be always hid under foolish cen
sor's bushel
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-27
with the boat upon which they were

with the boat upon which they were
serving.
II was an heroic ending 20 the ca
reer of the Jacob Jones upon which
that fine representative OF the destroyer
class OF our naval vessels entered when
sailing from Boston last May. The work
done In the restriction Of submarine ac'
tiyity and the rescue OF sufferers I'M
periled by assault of undersea monsters
has been notable. Her record and that
OF her commander and crew has been
admirable the nation honors these
men.
II il a serious reflection that this dis
aster II in the line OF what we must
expect In the course OF the Undertaking
upon which we have entered. IL Ii
war. But there is cause for congratu'
lation In tile fact that this Is the first
warship lost by the United States since
our navy was actively engaged In the
struggle eight months ago.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-27
WHY IMPORT LUxURIEs NOws

On page 23 OF a big city newspaper
occurs this ad:
From Merrie England for Merrie
Christmas
A shipment of English dinner sets
to sell at s2s.
A. shipment of lO0-piece sets of
English dinnerware arrives at an
opportune time Semi-porcelain in blue
lattice pattern. with pink roses and
gold trimming.
on page "a of the same newspaper
is an editorial with the caption. Let
ters That Never Arrive" This tells
of letters and packages from mothers
and wives OF army men which have
never reached their destinations. and OF
cables and letters back again which
never got where they belonged.
Shortage of ships causes mail to be
tied up for weeks. sometimes months.
Shortage of ships holds up shipment Of
things much needed at both ends of the
line. Yet no day passes without its
crop OF ads showing that semiporcelaln
dinnerware decorated with pink roses
and gold trimming. or fancy linens. or
some other article about as necessary
as ice cream at the north pole. is TAX
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-27
Try Making Your Our,
Cough Remedy
You can save sbout se. md have
= better rsnsdy than the ready
made kind. kasiiy done.

II YOU combined the curative proper.
ties OF every known ''ready-made" cough
remedy, YOU would hardly have in them
all the curative power that lies in this
simple 'home- cough syrup which
takes only a few minutes TO prepare.
Get from any druggist 2H ounces of
Pinex $50 cents worth, pour il into A
pint bottle and fill the bottle with plain
granulated sugar syrup. The total cost
is about 6J cents and gives you full
pint Of really better cough syrup than
you could buy ready-nade for $3.50.
Tastes pleasant and never spoils.
This Pinex and sugar syrup prepare.
tion gets right at the cause OF q cough
and gives almost immediate relief. 1t
1oosens the phleem, stops the uasty
throat tickle and heals the sore, irrf.
tated membranes that line the throat,
chest and bronchial tubes, 90 gently
and easily that il 10 really astoniahiag.
A DAYS use will usually overcome ke
ordinary cough and for bronchitis,
Group, whooping cough and bronchial
asthma, there Il nothing better.
Pinex 10 . most valuable concentrated
compound Of genuine Norway pine ex.
tract, and has been used for generations
10 break mp severe couGhs.
To avoid disappointment, be sure "a
ask your druggist for "21a ounces of
Pinex" with full directions, and doa't
accept anything else. A guarantee Of
absolute catisfactioa or money promct-
" refunded, goes with this prepsrstioa.
The Pinex Co., It. Wayne, Ind.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-27
From Other
Editorial Pages
GENERAL BELLS WARNING.

Major General George Bell. Jr, In
whom Illinois and other Middle West.
ern states lust now take "A very lively
interest. has just returned from France
To his command. the ,nrairlo division ''
Ilouston Returning ne had some serl.
nom uns.r f.ainin, a, c.mn Ios,,
ous rem.,ks IA make 10 hIs me, and
the T,Jhun. bouea ,hey win M. hsaasd
No, onIv M cam, Io..r b,,, a, home
Fresh from bIs imnressions a, ac,,,a,
cond,,ions nm m. frort f.a,..aI p.Ii
,e,rforc,.. nra,,ions ,.s,,,non, ~ % on.
.trany,h az the .ner,,, and IL. ,o,s ,o,
,be eyer,Ion ~ o,,r ,nay,,n,,,, s,,.n.,,h
To tbIs he o,lded /, sIvnI,,c,r, r.na,l
"ve have ma niaee in ,hIs div,sIo, ,o,.
dend tirhar w. n,,s, GO, III 81 The
i,somre,ant o,,,cers ana ,hs has, oiaca
and time ,n do tb,, .ra bo,., and ,o,y
XVe have pn i1.a or nal,in. nI.cas o..
any I'm, ,bosa yvhn ca, daiIyor ,ho
goods"
The Tr,hu,e IA reiieva1 % haa, Gan.
eral nelI gay tus, Inn I, has kroxyi.
.dga th,t hi. has NOT heer ,ho ,.rI. In
som. va,y racent coses poub,Ioss 1, A.
,lIfIcul, In our cIrcums,,ncos % ,nnI,,
the rula hut mos, cer,oInIv 4, shou,d
he ,nnIiad more riyilIy ~ our a.,
haste A. relieved
c,o,.ot po,i, ,,,t. L. ,.ot A.. Al.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-27
WRECK VICTIMS
NOW NUMBER EIGHTEEN

Pittsburgh. Pa. Dec. 1.-TWO OF a
passengers who were injured when a
knoxville street car was torn to pieces
after a wild dash through the South
Hills tunnel late Monday. died in hos
pitals Tuesday bringing the total
deaths to eighteen. Eighty-two other
persons were in hospitals, some of them
SO badly hurt they were not expected
to live through the day. Among the
dead were eleven women. nine of whom
were mothers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-27
LII Is WAR.

Boston Post: The fact that we are
really at war is brought home to our
understanding most vividly by the de-
struction of the Jacob Jones in English
waters by torpedo from German
submarine. 1t is felt with peculiar force
hereabouts for the reason that so many
of our New England boys went down
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-27
ing up space in the bottoms traversins

ing up space In the bottoms traversing
the sea.
Most Of the demand. OF course. IL
for shipping goods eastward. And this
is no argument against flling westward
bound holds which might otherwise be
empty with any goods which can be
sold over here. We can use the goods,
and undoubtedly our allies can use the
money.
But II is an argument against the
indiscriminate importation OF luxurles
while necessaries remain piled up at
docks and terminals awaiting transpor.
tatlon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-27
MARCONI WILL LINK
u. y. TO PAN-AMERICs

New York, Dec. 27.-commercial wire.
less communication between the United
States, Mexico, Central and South Amer.
lea Is brought nearer with the announce.
ment here OF the organization OF the
Pan.American Telegraph and Telephone
company. The announcement. when
was made by the Marconi Wireless Teie.
graph company OF America. stated that
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-27
AMERICAN RED CROSS TRAIN
FROM PETROGRAD TO RUMiSii

Petrograd, Dec. 2s.-tTuesdayl-An
American Red Cross train left Petro-
grad today for Rumania with the ap-
proval of the bolsheviki. 1t carried al
the original supplies. except automo-
biles. The bolshevik officials have
been holding the supplies. and only now
give consent TO allow them to depart.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-27
Scissors and Paste.

El Reno Democrat Secretary Baker
correctly fixes the time when the war
will end: il will end when we win it.
Muskogee Times Democrat: The kaiser
has decorated Colonel Won Norbeck,
commander OF his East African forces,
and we're glad of it, Poor Won Vor-
beck hasn't done a thing but get lick
ings, for near three years past. Suf-
fering should have its reward as well
as heroism.
Miami News: Treasury officials are
discouraging the custom of giving old
coins as Christmas gifts. The butchers
and grocers are also discouraging It..
Guthrie Leader: The room for slack.
ers has become exhausted.
Sulphur Democrat: \ clock that is
only five minutes wrong will fool US
worse than one hve hours wrong: and
so with "A half respectable moral man,
he can fool US worse than an immoral
man.
Tulsa Times. American bullets 80
right through the breastplates worh
by German soldiers, it has been re
vealed by a test. All right-lets put
the test into actual practice
p-rmrirht Derrick: Cheer up. Eel
lows. A woman has Incorporated her
nusnand. and all he has TO do is To
work: no lighting bill collectors; she
does that.
beaumont Texas Enterprise: IL we
were squirrel. we'd go to Russia. at
tend meeting OF the bolsheviki and
get our an Of the favorite squirrel
food.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-27
Breaking the News.

London Opinion: Nurse Ito badly
wounded soldiers who have complained
of their food)-You men don't seem TO
know there's a war on.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-27

The village band makes sweet music.
but it isn't in II with the village ear
pcrter.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-27
FOR lUMBAGO
Try Musterole. See How
Quickly Il Relieves

You just rub Musterole In briskiy. and
usually the pain ID eone-a delicious,
soothing comfort comes 10 take its place.
Musterole b Z c3ean, white ointment,
made with oil Of mustard. Use Il instead
Of mustard plaster. VIII not blister.
Many doctors and nurses use Muster.
ole md recommend It to their patients.
1hey win glsdiy tell you what relief it
gives from soce throat hronchitis. Group,
stiff neck, ssthma, neuralgia, congestion,
pleurisy, Fheuma6sm, lumbago. pains and
sches of tie back OF joint, sprains. sore
musciea bruise4 ehilblaina frosted feet.
colds of the chest (it often prevents
pneumonial. Always dependable.
80 md o0c jarS llospital si1e $3.50
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-27

In the Russo-German armistice the
Germans signed pact not to transfer
more troops TO other fronts. The Ger.
mans now are transferring troops to
other fronts. But the armistic prom.
Use was on "a scrap of paper"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-27

Suffrage leaders are frank to admit
that the suffrage outlook II anything
but rosy. There is no certainty that the
Susan u. Anthony resolution viii be
adopted by either the house or the
senate, and even II adopted by both the
house and senate there Is no certainly
that IL will be ratified by the necessary
thirty.slx states.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-27

Congressional investigation into the
conduct OF the war, I; II can be shorn
Of partisan bias, will be wholesome and
viii clear the air. fiut partisan fervor
that turns molehills into mountains Will
not help, and II might, II people don't
keep their feet under them, create q
failure OF confidence In the government
that would be disastrous.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-27

The man who lives only for himself
will soon be living alone.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-27

E,l Reno Democrat: Secretary Baker
correctly fixes the time when the war
will end; il will end when we win il.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-27

Miami News: Treasury officials are
discouraging the custom of giving old
coins as Christmas gifts. The butchers
and grocers are also discouraging It..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-27

The proper use of a hammer IL {
drive home "A nail or a truth.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-27

The people OF Finland have appealed
to the German military autocracy to
aid them in establishing republic. Is
that what Is meant by going to a
goats house for wool?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-27

The sheriff OF sedgwiclI county,
Kansas, has decided to call out the
fire department OF Wichita and give
thirty I. W. w. inmates OF the county
jail the water cure" II they continue
to riot and make havoc In their cells
at night. In our opinion little pure
water couldn't be put TO a better use
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-27

Woman suffrage is war measure
and as such IN TO be pushed 10 a legal
reality" This Is the position taken by
John T.. Raker OF California. Democratic
chairman OF the committee Of the house
OF representatives on woman suffrage.
An entirely different position. is taken
by Jacob T.. Meeker OF Missouri. one
OF the Republican members of the com
mittee. Mr.. Meeker II very much
against woman suffrage.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-14
1ran;Diiidjcr ScridJt.
Irau;picu up!lcn ocntid)c Sd)iitcn :
arGbcn crubcrt bnben.

Yori:. 13. Npril. (ACittus.) Ser
pum Aricgsmiuiitcrillm ousgcgcbcnc
umtlid)c @cridt lulltct:
~3ipiideu Der Son1mt ul1o Der Slc
orificn llulcre Srlppel1 helltc Wpr9e1
sic bcutihcu Stelllln9cn lilblids bon
Ct. Gllcnti, ou. SrpB Sc5 perjlpct7
fcltcn @iocrltunocs rc5 ScinScS CT
pbcricu iuir cine slnSobl Shilscnz
or1bcn slpilctcu scr Scnunc lmo Der
Ct. Guentlu @ileubobu. SSir brothtcr
Gcian9cnc lmo cinc SlnSobl gtnlhl>
ucu9elpcbrc Slriif.
Siiblih scr Siic nudtcn lln'crt
&rrtruppcu nitlid bon Gpll5n "a
%illc Sprtihritte, n'ohtcr @e1angcnt
luo crbcltctcn Mutcriul.
;>u scr Gjcecnr scr Slisuc rno III
Ser Champagne iuur Der Irttllcr'cz
fompf Gin hcfti9cr. Sn Scr 9tobc bon
%crrrn lmtcruobm scr Scino 6!uc'
llebcrralhunssppritDbc. Sic inter llne
lcrem Sscucr suiamn,erbradcn. Sll
Den iibriacn Sbeilen ser Srpnt perlie
sic 9ta6t rubig.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-14
@erid6rinns bes YcidluiIcs bcr iu5ia=
liitiiden Yartei scscm ben &ricg.
ie luurDc bon &iftor Berger an9crcgt
lln0 altcb allgenpnlmcI.
Ser legs 5bc t rag.
Giufu,ull,cn iibcr 5000 Guitars iuilel.
,uiibrenb bcr &ricssoauer icancit=
rirt ,ucrpcn, iagt ber. augcnDm=
meme l3uiab.

ct. 2puis, Nto., 13. april 9tnd
cincrGcbpttc, Sic nit sen iibliden TIM
! tcrbredun9cu fir N&bl5citcn bis ii
sic gtoht bincin ludbrtc. habnl ocl
Motipualtpuucnt scr In5iuliltildci'
Ynrtei ppn slmcrifu geltcru cnbz
lgiiftig sen Wujpritatsberiht ocs Spl,.
bcrd,ts1tnlllcs al,, bcr bctrcffs Del
Yartciitellll1gnabmc 81, Der 9cgcnipdr
tiacn &riegslagc Sic bcrcits 0|ittiuod
bcribtctcu Gmpfcbtungcn nntcrbrclz
tete.
Sic cin5igc luclcntlibc slcnbcrung
sic an bcm ,1ripriiu9lid)cu aomitccz
beridt porgcnnnmcn >pltroc, bcltan>
III ciuem 3ulae, ber perIun1t, bob al
les gintpmmcn omcrifonildbcr Siirz
ger ilbcr fiiuitalicnb Collars pro Sobl
ipdbrcnb Der Snucr bcs 9cgcnlpdrtlgcl
0rie9cs lcQucitrirt iperocn lul. St
bieies 3uiaec5 cntipann lid cine rcge
Scbottc. sic iidl iibri9cns iucni9er .lln
sic cioentlid)e Sade brebtc. ol5 I'M
Sen @ortlout. Sic critic slnre9l,ng 81
cincr berotrigcu S}crid)driung sc:
Observation-Disclosures ipar bon Sclega1
%ictpr 8. 9crgcr ousWdlipnllfcc, @i5.
ousgcangen. Ser @it9licb bcs aon1iz
tees lit. 8cr9cr hattie bcreitS III Ocl
0pn,iteclieung cincn bicsbc5ilglidcr
gntrag gelteIlt. iultroc ober nit nclll1
gcacn led)s Stimmcn nicbcrgctin,n't
Sctt fam nun bcrlclbc slntra9 ourd
9elceot Gnn 6pgan aus @rfonlos boz
sic Qpnpention lnb pllroc in scr SSols
&c NIT 102 ge9cu SO Stinmcn nit ocl
Bcilung an Sen Spnperu,Sldlb pcrs
luicicn, icincu 8ortlallt IN Dem on9e:
0cbcncn Giuuc Sll fprlnltllrcn.
gubrrc slc,,ocrunsen absclcbnt.
Spuiclc lpnitige scuhcrlu,gcn Sc;
uripriingliden @on,itccbcrihtS oltd
purgcihlogcn 1porbcn. bliibtc liner
bod, nit Scr eiusi9eu Slusnubmc Scl
Scollcitirlng iebcu Ginfommcns llbc'
$4,000 pro Snbr ipdbrcnb Der S1l1cl
bcs &ricgsslltnllbc5 baslclbe ShleAal
sic ipurbcn Dllr6 sic 8unf bon SC,
0pnpcntion nit cincr StimuncnmcDr'
bcit inn @erbdltl,ib bon rngcfdbr orc
su Gins nbgelcbnt.
Sic Ginfommcns Scauclticrun(
murbc Douptl1hlid nit scr Grtldrln{
beNriinoct, bab sic rcihen Sc,ltc ipc:
ni0ltens ibr Gclb upfcrn loIltcn, ipcn'
MAJ, bon Scr drn,crcu ScrDlfcrlln9S
floiic pcrlnn9c. poB lic ibr 9lllt flic.
6cu lallc. Scm ultrnrobifulen GIcmcn
scr 9elcgotcn mar frcilidN Iclblt olelc,
.aricgs5ugcltdnouib" nod 5l1 liberal
cs brong abcr nit icincr slnlid)t MIDI
Durh.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-14
MuS 6cm Mu8lanOc.
Sic Sricbensprupagauoa iuId)lt lit
JiuElanD.
,Grut ul1o Trtebcn."

q nj it crbam III, IS. slpril. &c"
9iii: S,uild)cn ,Dcn ctujclncn Nnrtctcn
scr ncucn rniiild)cn He9icrung cr,ucl=
tcrt iid, .uic Mclounscn aus ital1bina=
piidIcu @Gnocru bclagcn, immcr neFr.
Ser pn;ifiId)c Spn, Der 5wildclt bcn
Scilcu der scItcrn prr0ffcntltdtcnEro=
flamatiuu Der ruiiiid)cn 9Pcscrnns
llnS,uctfelbaft icbr itarf Dcrtctcu mar,
bat bic Stcauns Der Habifalclr, bic filr
ben iufurtigcn Sl6id)lnf c1ncs Scpn=
ratfricDcns iinn, bcocutcnb pcrIturft.
9lnd, sic Gp5ialiitcn crfldrcn, oni: bic
9rptlamatipn Der Hesierung lbrclt
9Siiniden, bic slcihfala Gnf ben 6ric=
ncu au:scbcn, pul!tomlncu cntlpred)c.
Nm itdrtiteu lit bic Tricocn5prupa :
ganna 1T ben gruEcu Stabtcn, iup Der
Manacl am Nabrunssmitteln mod int
mer ichr fiiblbar lit. Sic Viibrcr Der
1yricncit:prppaga1,oa baben sic grpEc1
Wtaiien bcs lruiliid)cn SDlfcs butter
lid, uno nn3 itctige @adjlcn hires stl1=
hanacs ,uirp pun Der &,iegspartcl
iclhit ais ,b0dit bcunruliscno" be-
;cidjnct.
Sn ocn cutlcacuiteu Sbcilcn 9inE=
lambs, ,up bic Sbatiade ppn Der Gtt=
thruuung ne5 3arcu ictt crit bcfnnnt
,uirn, bcitebt bic brcite @'lic ncs $ul=
fes, Der tlelnc Saucr nno Nailn'uerfer,
anf Der ipiurtiscn SccnDtanna ocs
Srtesc:. 9lnd) BET ncn Sruppcn oll ocr
esrp,,t iinn ltnrmbcu ansgebrpd,cn,
nnb Der ySmnId nnd) Trtcoen iIbcrraaf
ben @unid,, ben Tcinn sit id)lngcn.
,,@cbt inns Srut nnn Trieocn!" lit
nas nenc Sdplagmurt acmurncn
Stsber id,ctnt c: nidJt gclnnacn in
iciu, eruEc Sbeilc &c: Sccrcs fiir ole
,Sricocnsprupagnnnu SIT geulllltcli,
obcr bic Sc,ucsnna srciit idJncll mn
lid, urn bic ncuc 9icslcrnng 1T It'd be-:
luad,ieuncu Ojcfahr muhl bc,uutt. Sic
bot bisbcr nnr ,ucnie SIR &cfampfnng
Der 1ricbcnsprupasunna tbnn fDllnelt.
II II tcrn n 1T, ii6cr 9pnSun, 10.
stpril. SSic prtpntc Sepcidjen bcr'd)tcn,
cr,ucitcrt lid, iu HuElanb bic &lnft
sudden bent rnnifnlcu mn bcnt tpi1=
icruatipcn Glcmcnt tnncrbalb ncS
ncmcn Tcaimc ;nIchcl.ns. SIT bcu Git
tcntc 0auptitGntcu ,uar bic iiin9'tc
GrflGruta ncs ruIitidjcu Wtint'terprn
iipentcn Siiritcn H,uum c1n id,ucrer
shlag. Ser %cr;idt auf &unltantt=
nupcl, sic 9sptb ncs 9anpe: nnn bic
Irieocusmiluid,c, bic 5,rildycn nels
Scilcn SIT lcicu iinp, bc'tIrtcn llc TT
bent Glnuhcn, bnE lit HnElanb that=
iGd,lid, bic %crfedJter cincs "&r1eas
bis ;mm Gnnc" pcn Su;laliitcn M'n
.Rapifalcn bcrctt* bcpcutcnn SIT ,uet=
dcn battcu. GrpEc Scpcntn,t9 m1rn
fcrncr scr Gnticnnung uun %ertrctrrIt
Der rmiiiihcn slrbcitcrpartci iIad,
Studbplm bciscmciicl,, ,uu tic, ,utc 6
bcitt, nit y. Sdcincmann, bent TI'h=
rcr Der bcMtidcn Su;ialocnpfrntct,
Der fiir;lid, ,,ilt acheimcr Wtt'Nun"
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