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Evening journal., 1917-09-24
MIDDLEIOWN TEMPERANCE
WORKERS NAME OFFICERS
snecIal 10 THE FVTNING JOURNAL.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NuDDLETOWN, Del, Sept. 2A.-At
the FIRST fall meeting Of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, these Of
flcers were elected for the coming
year; President, Mrs. ]. Frank Nc
Whorter; vice-president, Mrs. George
Derrickson; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. s. ]. Brockson; recording aecre-
tary, Mrs. @. A. Hoffeckeri treasurer
Mrs. Charles Derrickson. Mrs. Brock
son was elected delegate TO the State
Convention which meets at Seaford
on October 10th, and Mrs. j. Fletcher
Deakyne was made alternate. The
president, Mrs. McWhorter, VIII go by
virtue Of her ofilce.
The Queen Esther Circle OF Bethesda
NJ. r. Church will begin their fall
work by holding a meeting at the
home OF the president, Mrs. s. j. Brock
son on Tuesday evening.
! The members OF the Mite and Mis-
slonary Societies of Forest Presby-
torlan Church, win hold a bake and
rummage sale on Saturday, October 6
Miss Susan jefferson Foard enter
talned a few friends at cards on
] InuIhuuN dlAtlnOhA az A'A AtNHo ohA'N
home, in honor OF Miss Elizabeth
Lindley's guest, Miss Harriet wilkins
Of Virginia The guests besides the
guest Of honor included Mrs. Charles
Malcolm Cochran, Mrs. Dorsey w
Lewis, Mrs. John @. Green, Mrs
James Z. Woodall, Jr., Mrs. Julian II
Foard and Miss Elizabeth Llndley.
The parent-Teachers' Association
Will hold It's 1rst meeting for th'
school year on Friday afternoon, Sep
tember 2s, I'm the assembly room a
the school.
One Of the most pleasant littl'
dances given In the Century Club wa
given on Friday evening when Mrs
Edward Ladley, Mrs. Frank r. Poo
and Mrs. James l.. Warren chaperone'
these young people: Miss Hattie Coch
ran. Miss Helen McWhorter, Miss Leon
Ladley. Miss Margaret Pleasanton, Mis-
Grace Brady, Miss Clara Brady, Mis-
Lydia Redgrave, Miss Letitia Poo
Miss Margaret Cochran, Frank Poo
jefferson Pool, Carl FalkenheimeI
Frank Tyson. Allen johnson. Lindse,
Cochran, Fletcher Cochran, Harry So
gelken, Charles Mendlnhall, Franz
McWhorter. Charles Meyers and WI
liam Movers.
Evening journal., 1917-09-24
WESLEYAN REUNION.

Invitations have been issued for the
fifth annual reunion Of the graduates
and students of Wesleyan Female Col
lege at the Hotel dupont on Thursday,
November 4. AS usual there Will be an
informal reception on the mezzanine
floor at 10 O'Clock in the morning, when
all names and addresses will be regis
tered. At Al o'clock there will be an
open meeting OF the alumnae, beginning
with the Lords prayer, recited in uni
son, and the singing Of "Auld Lang
syne." There viii be a roll call and a
greeting by the president, Mrs. Ella
Mccullough Byrd, Of Baltimore. Re-
ports will be made by the following Of
tloers. Recording secretary, Mary
Hough Hoffecker, Smyrna; correspond
ing secretary Martha Y. Johnson;
treasurer, Laura Postles Cooper, mem
bersilip chairman, Alice j. RuInford-
There will also be new business and
an election Of officers. Luncheon will
be at 1 o'clock, and later will come
greetings, songs and "reminiscences.
Evening journal., 1917-09-24
Child hurt BY JUMP
FROM fathers AUTO

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN. Del, Sept. "a
Lester Burton, Of Long Neck, is suf-
fering from a mashed foot.
Jumping upon his fathers autonao-
bile while in motion. Harry Wright.
aged 8 years, of Greenwood. was run
over.
Rnlph Nelson. merchant, has pur-
chased the dwelling located on Pine
street from Mrs. Cassie Day.
Charles r. Fowler has leased the
Delaware House and the first of ths
year will vacate the store property.
corner Ralroad avenue and Market
street, whore he is now conducting a
restaurant He win open up a first
class boarding house and restaurant
at the pelaware House.
Harry Hazard has been chosen
principal Of Belmouth School, Indian
River hundred.
Evening journal., 1917-09-24
R. R. OFFICIAL Held
TO Blame FOR TRAGEDY

ELKTON, Nd, Sept. 24.-The Cecil
County Grand Jury on Saturday
brought in indictments against G. II.
y. English. supervisor OF the Phih-
delphla. Baltimore & Washington
Railroad; Malachi Raftery. section
foreman at Elkton. and John LOTHIAN.
Eateman at the Bridge street crossing
here, charging them with manslaug-
ter There are three indictments
against each. On the evening OF June
q last Samuel Simmons. his wife,
Ward. their S-year-old son, and George
Foster. a farmland in Simmons em-
ploy, were killed by train while
crossing the tracks in simmons auto
mobile.
LOTHIAN. the watchman. raised the
safety gates for the car 20 cross, Just
after a south-bound train passed, not
noticing a north-bound express ap-
preaching at a rate of go miles an
hour. The State claims that Lothian
was incompetent, and both Rafter.
and English knew the fact; that the,
had been previously warned, but tool
no acton to protect the lives of tn
travelling public.
Evening journal., 1917-09-24
New Foot Remedy Causes Big
Stir Among Druggists

Since the virtues OF lcr-Mint as a foot
remedy became known in this country. drug
eists have been having an extraordinary
demand for this product and IL Is predicted
that foot troubles viii soon be q thing OF
the past.
In experimenting with Ice-Mint in the
treatment of corns and calluses, II was found
thar Just - little applied TO tender, aching
corn or calIus would instantly stop the pain
or soreness and that IN a short time the corn
ot csIlus would shrivel and loosen so that
81 could easily be lifted out with the
fnxers---roots and sll--leaving the surround
Ing skin In normal healthy condition In
minor cases Of foos troubles such IS tender,
tired. aching. burning. swollen feet. II was
found that Just little rubbed on the feet
in the morning, would keep them
cool easy and comfortable during
the entire day. Ice-Mint Is clean. creamy.
nnow white, non poisonous substance, that
will not infame or irritate the most tender
akin. The active ingredients Of this product
are imported from Japan. where the people
have the healthiest best-csredf0r little feet
an ne world. Mint imparts such a
t.s'n,ng resuiui feeling TO the feet that IL
- Dsoonoe very popular with ladies who
49, Ntn heel shoes and with who
Srn ~ ~ s,,soa on their feet all dAv Ice-Nfint
-, ~ ~ S'tsined from any druggist al small
~ s-~~r r one Jar viii bo suf6cient 10 rid vou
6n~ co1<t..In or eallus and put YOUR faef in
<rn &n..l- Sust try IL Youfn Hla n
Evening journal., 1917-09-24
SEnENAnE sIInpRIsE

In honor Of their marriage a sere-
made surprise was given Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Homer Guest on Tuesday evening
by the employees I'm the Office and lab-
Oratory OF the Krebs Pigment and
Chemical Company.
In behalf Of the employees, NJ. v.
Berg. superintendent, presented the
young couple With a very useful gift.
The evening was enioyably spent In
games and music. Those present were
MFR. and Mrs. w. Homer Guest, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ferris j. Yearsley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Guest, Mr.. and Mrs. George l..
Wler. Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Ruth, Mr.. and
Evening journal., 1917-09-24

Paul F. Dougherty is visiting his
uncle, L. d. Barrett. Of Long Beach,
Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles p. Searles an
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter. Lurietta May Searles, to
Seth Mitchell Long, of this city.
Miss Mildred Fell and Mrs. Eleanor
Montgomery, we're among party
from this city who motored to Newark
ye,terdny TO visit friends at Delaware
College.
Charles p. saylor and r. Marvin
Megginson spent Sunday as the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph 2. saylor, OF
Parker Ford, Pa.
Evening journal., 1917-09-24
RELIEF COMMITTEE TO MEET.

A committee appointed from mem
bers Of Westminster Presbyterian
Church TO work with the Y NJ. c. A..
the Red Cross and other societies
which are doing active relief work in
Wilmington. will meet tonight at the
church parlors at o'clock. The
committee is TO be closely associated
with a similar committee from Trinity
Episcopal Church and will take up
special phases OF relief work, it is un-
derstOOd.
Evening journal., 1917-09-24
FREIGHT CARS Pile UP
But TRAINMEN ESCAPE
SpeciaI 10 THE EVENTNu JOIJRNAL

MIDDLETOWN, DEL. Sept. 2i.-Due
to mlslnterpretatlon Of signals, a
freight wreck occurred at Townsend
at 5 o'clock yesterday morning. While
much damage was done to tracks and
rolling stock, no lives were lost A
local freight train was shifting cars
In the yards, and. when the work was
completed. a fagman jumped on the
rear end Of the train, with his red
lantern IN his hand. The engineer Of
a southbound freight train, rapidly
approaching the station. saw the red
light, and threw on the emergency air
brakes. This caused his train to
buckle, and several cars were thrown
over the northbound tracks.
Just at this time a fast northbound
train came into the station. colliding
with the wrecked cars, and the engine
and tender OF this train were thrown
into the ditch. Before Engineer Miller
and his fireman could jump, they
were thrown back into their tender.
and covered with coal This saved
them from being scalded by escaping
steam from their engine.
Evening journal., 1917-09-24
HARRIsoN.W

Miss Sarah p Harrison. OF Bozman,
Md, and Frank p. Whiteside, Of this
city, will be married on Wednesday
at the parsonage Of Epworth NJ. r.
Church by the Rev. J. Howard Gray.
The bride will be attended by Miss
Mary Rose and the brldegroom's best
man will be c. Morris Whiteslde.
Upon their return from a wedding trip
they will be at home to thoir friends
after October 1, at No. zoe East
Seventh street Mr. Whliteside is a
son Of MIR. and Mrs. Isaiah J. Whita-
side.
Evening journal., 1917-09-24
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City's Social World

Mrs. Homer II. Ewing. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Foulk, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Duggin,
Miss Carrie Rose. Miss Marie Lemon,
Miss Kathryn Dietrich, Miss Fitzgerald,
Miss Margaret r. Jordan, Miss Eliza
beth Worriow, Mrs. Elizabeth Y.
Hopes, H. V. Berg, A. Foster, w.
Retchln, E. Madisen, r Work, O. Guest,
F. NJ. Yearsley, Elwood Yearsley.
Evening journal., 1917-09-24
NEWS HAPPENINGS
ABOUT new Castle
Many Auto Drivers TO be
Accused OF Violating
Motor Ordinance
OCTOBER | TO OPEN
CLEAN UP" WEEK
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL;

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL;
NEW CASTLE, Del. Sept. 2A.-Sccres
OF automobiles from Wilmington and
other points In the northern part Of
the state had their numbers taken yes
terday by members OF the local po-
lice department and warrants for their
arrests will be issued on charges Of
cutting corners. violating the speed
laws and other lnfractions o fthe mo-
tor vehicle laws. The majority OF the
automobiles were bound for Camp
Townsend.
Hundreds OF persons who visited at
Camp Townsend yesterday were late
for their suppers last night when the
trolley service became stalled between
I and o'clock.
Members OF the police department
have been devotlng great deal OF their
time during the past week to attend
ing the sessions Of the Court OF Gen
eral Sessions.
New Castle boys who are with the
National Army at Camp Dix In New
Jersey, entertained a number Of their
friends from this city yesterday. Among
those who motored to the camp were
Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Madden, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. p. Goudlss, Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph l.. Bacon. and Postmaster John
p. Murphy. They visited George Mad
den who hes been detailed as a cor
poral at the camp. Several Of the New
Castle soldiers are homeslck and were
seen along the roadway looking for
automobiles bearing Delaware licenses.
With Cleanup Week scheduled for
the week of October 4, residents are
showing a disposition TO cooperate
with the New Century Club MEM
bers who have charge Of the campaign.
All alleyways and rear yards and lots
viii be cleaned up.
Evening journal., 1917-09-24
FTrNRRAL OF IL. CuRRY-

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del. Sept 24.-The funeral
of John l.. Curry, VINO died suddenly
on Tuesday night Of last week. was
held in Whatcoat NJ. F. Church yes
terday afternoon. Remarks emulat-
ing the good deeds and character OF
the deceased were made by the Rev
L. F. Moore and by the Rev. Mr..
Dorsay, OF the A. NJ. %. Church. IN
terment was made at Lakeview Gene
terry. with the orders OF the knights
OF Pythias and Odd Fellows, both OF
which he was manber, attending in
a body.
Evening journal., 1917-09-24
LAUNCH HITS ROCK.

Special 20 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
LEWBS. Del, Sept 24.-The new
$1,000 gasoline launch recently upr-
chased by the government for use OF
the Fenwiok Island Light Ship was
almost a total loss when it struck a
rock near the New BrealIwater. VIII
liam Wilson, engineer of the Fenwiclx
Island Light vessel. and George Hols-
ton were in the boat when the acct
dent happened
John Meaney. Who was employed
by Anderton g. Hayes Fishing Co. on
the fishing steamer Curtis. was
drowned last night when he fell over
board while the steamer was lower
ing her seine boats near tho Neptun,
pier.
Evening journal., 1917-09-24

which after being anaiyzed was found
to be 'trinltrotoluens' saturated with
'mononitrotoluens, that Is to say, nifty
cartridges containing In all fifty k'lo-
grams OF the said material, and l3l, a
box Of a rectangular form bearing in
red sealing wax the seal Of the German
consulate at Kronstadt lbrasso) and
the following Inscriptions:
For. Mr.. Kostoff-by cOurler--gery
secret-at Bucharest. Fragile. Fo- Col
Samargieff, military attache Of Dull
garls
Under this first envelope there WIS
another one Of white paper bearlng IN
red pencil the Inscription: Very secret
Through the intermediary of TCla. For
tic Military Attache Colonel von--.'
The name had been scratched out
with an ink eraser; a very attentive
examination, however, enables one to
recognize the traces Of the letters Ham
-t-ln QI6mmerstelp.)
'In the Inside OF the box above a
layer of cotton wool the folrlowng
was found typewrltten:
Enclosed four phials for horses
and four for cattle. TO be employed
as formerly arranged. Each phial is
sufficient for 200 head. TO be intro
duced, II possible, directly into the
animals throat: II not into their fol
der. Please make a little report on the
success obtained there; in case Of goOC
results the presence Of Mr.. Kostoff foI
one day here would be desirable
"Under the layer Of cotton WOO
there were in all six small white
wooden boxes, each of which con
tained a glass phlal with a yellow
liquid Examined at the baoterlologl
cal institute at Bucharest It was rec
ognzed that tho phials contained cul
lures Of the microbes Of anthrax ant
glanders."
Evening journal., 1917-09-24
SCOTT E. 1. MEETING.

The regular business and social meet
ing of Scott Epworth League, Chapter
476, was held on Thursday evening, in
the lecture room Of the church.
After the disposal of old business,
Ralph L. Brown, president Of the league,
rendered his resignation. Although very
sorry to lose Mr.. Brown, in view of
the circumstances, the league accepted
his resignation.
The nominations for president was
then held. with the following nomi-
nees; j. Harry Wright, Jf T. Mills. Mr.
Mills was elected with a majority of
three votes.
Evening journal., 1917-09-24
HAHN.FAULKNER.

Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Maud Faulkner and
William +. Hahn on Saturday evening
at the parsonage of Asbury NJ. b.
Church. After trip to Washington
and points south they will be at home
after October Is at Carney's Point,
N. ]. Only immediate relatives were
present at the ceremony.
Evening journal., 1917-09-24
AT SCHOOL OF TNDUsrRIAL ART.

Dorothy d Carpenter daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Leslie Carpenter. has
entered the School of Industrial Art,
Philadelphia, as a student and viii de-
vote FIVE days a week TO the study OF
art. She is a graduate OF the VIII
ington High School class OF IL .
Evening journal., 1917-09-24
PILLINGsInHNrN

Miss Lynette Pilling, daughter Of
r. T. Rnling, was married to DR.. Ar
thus Johnen. son of DR.. Arthur John
en- Of New York City. on August %.
Or. Johnen is we'll known and is In
structor in the College of Dental and
Oral Surgery in New York.
Evening journal., 1917-09-24
POSTPONED ALUMNAE MEETING

The first meeting of the Wilmington
High School Alumnae Association has
been postponed from this evening until
the last week in October, at which
time the ammnae will entertain the
girl graduates of the class of 1917.
Evening journal., 1917-09-24

FINAN-GROVEs.

Miss Alice L. Finan and Robert A.
Groves, both OF Marshallton, were mar
ried in st. James rectory, at Newport,
by the rector, the Rev. j. r. Parks. The
groom intends to go to Camp Dix, at
Wrightstown, n. j., early in October.
Evening journal., 1917-09-24
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. Lackey, OF
No. sO7 Van Buren, street, announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Edith Rebecca Lackey to w.
Lorlmer Matwick, of Brooklyn n. Y.
Evening journal., 1917-09-24
LIPpINCOrTs DANCE ALL a5OO.v

The Lippincott Relief Association
will hold its annual dance and 800"
card party in the Hotel dupont on
Friday night. October -. Dancing
will be in the rose room, and cards
in parlors A and ,.
Evening journal., 1917-09-24

The opportunities and the human m
terest which the Want Columns hold
help people to profit by their own ideas.
ADV.
Evening journal., 1917-09-24
BIRTHS

September %, TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude G. Butler Of No. 1922 East
Fourteenth street. daughter.
Washington Journal., 1917-07-06

GRie SfuBfoIgernq muB man unocingt aus Scr 4usioqe Os &lopo
George 5e6en. ENGLAND mo ieme @crbin0eten oirfm nit Siderbet
mmebmeu, OuB 0utidlnn0 8elgten uuqebeR miro. Sn GcdidlnnO ldetnt
man gegen bic GinDerlei6lm8 fremOcr &anOerele 81 en. Gs gbt bort
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morhn. @os Oc 4fofe 0cS 0eutiGen &oueS onbelanqt, 10 bari man Der
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aus 9eIgien 5urid50qc? Giic 9e0ngung ioate man 0mtidlono ot 81
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6ereit, inter ioIden &e0nGrm0en Gre0cn 5u idlebcn. Der ltnlhtr5
sc. ioQcnunntcn Auorotc unO DS NIT 6cPr perbun0encn Wiltortsn1tS
lit cine un0crc &orbe0ingmq, Die 2lopO George ieat. Gutihlano miro
n0Qlidcrpcic icnc @eeresit1rfe rc0l5icren, untcr. Der geoingung, 0B
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Scr &offmtnQ beQruft mer0cn. &n @uganO fommt man o0mdbllh CUR
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tionoIe Gonfercn5 fonne oe nod i'm &Segc iebenben Gdmiergfethn lc1
ter mO obnc @ftrcr0eBcn beictiGln. Soften mr, Oob DeutidlonO mo
6no(on0 boD III elmer &erfan0iQung foumcn. -u&pirnm."
Washington Journal., 1917-07-06
Gin Slft Der @Gditenliebe.

Der arieq nit ieincn Observation-Disclosures bringt Eruuer nno 2eto
in qar mundes &eim. Die lln1hGn0e polten eS, Dab gero0e III rnlerehl
9on0e sur .3it Ser ariegserflGruuq Sumpnoe bon NuslGnoern, ro be
ionoers BON 0eutnhen mobntcn, Die nod nidd Doa6eredtigte Slrger unlc
res 2onoes maren. Grfreulferpene nabnl mlere Nc9ierlmg 1ol6en AHs
ldn0ern qeqeniber cine duBcrt frcunolidle Shulng ein. Gin GrlaB De.
8rdioenten gepdbrte oen bier mobnenoen 9eptiden NIT menigen Alsnah
men fat oiepIben Hehte, me Sem onerifunilden Surger. Ntelea 1reuno
ltbe Gntqeqenfonn1en mlerer Negierlng miro nod longc IN 0anfbatet
Grinnerung Ser 9eutifen bleiben. gfmt fonmt eS ober Dor, DAB 0eut
Idle ibe Steamqen perlofen mHien, oa ibr grotberr Elm u1Sge1prodeneT
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ibrem burten Sdidinle fiQen, oft ohne Nnsitft oaf bolotge Nnielun9
Gs lit 1ebr 3u beflugen, BOB iolde Gntlolmgsfdae 81 her5eifnen 1mo
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erInr SteQe loher llnglHflfen onnebncn mo ibncn, menn mo0ltb
4rbeit 9e6en oor od) cine Stellmg perlhutTer. Us ut EN- Wit Der NaD
1enebe, Den mir an unlerenn W|2itmeniden iben loaen mo mlr1en. Sml
ienoe BON fohhen Derihen boben ole ernne Abiiht, oereinIt omerHaniide
9iraer al meroen. 8e Idmer mB eS ibnen fa1en, III Dem Sonoe, III Dem
lie ir @llf gei1bt babeu, jet OF, Der tralrgen 3Wtdnoe 10 berablaneno
bebon6elt Nu meroen. @merHancrn 0ertlder @ertrnrt miro ltS Dos
3euenis aus9eteat, Dob JIG 81 Den belten 9nrgern rnlereS SonoeS 9epo
rem. @epiB Ireben ouf Die nod .ntd)t noturaH1terten 9eut1hen noD oGn
1Iben 3nlen umo SOeolen mic ibe enigen Sanoslerte. @orum man
oeaen bier mobnenoe 9ertide 10 gebdBig it, 1T penn oob Elm Mattel. @a
ben fe etua gum &riege beigetroqen2 @eniB nht Yin oMe inheritance
Die @eredtigfett 1mo Additenlebe bodJddten, OBJ oeutldber, engGitber ooer
frmaol1ter Mbltonmung, ergebt sic innge Sitte, ih Der ormen ltedun9s
loien 0eutrhen an5unebmen. Die leeliide @ermlng oeier Aerm1ten
ihir8t fe oft ms llngliid, treibt lie 5m SelbNtnoro. 9elren mir lbnen
nab befen &rdfen. -"@opfon
Washington Journal., 1917-07-06
Die Scucrnng Der gcbcnsmittcl.

SRr uo BORT mudue man GinpeO1mqen gegen ethen nattonalcn Se
Observation-Disclosures. @elhe Stclung man oh 81 Dem notionolen @ol@
pohr cinnebmcn mag. ems ihbt iet ie: SEER Soopcr bat gor monde ee
bemnnie mfaeoeft, oe er jcbt 5r &enntnis ser Scfentlidfeit brin0t.
Ole enorme Seuerung Scr 2ebenSmhteI ifricb man nit %orliebc oHi
arieqe All @ur oft b0rte man Don elmer grpBen Iustubr pom 6a1dl
mo einaemohten @enmici. 9utirlW) glaubten nidt ollie an O1ccs
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9aermq au5uibreiben III. An9er0tc ltnterind)mgen boben er9ebel
DaB Ser @roBbGnolr Sen &lcnbGnoler lo nit oielem Den &an1cr III
elmer merb6rten ggeie uuSnubt. Der o'roBbGnbIer mabt an cnqe
modhtem ODER pcrpodtem 0cnuHic cincn &erOiemt Ser 100 Tro5ent eines
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~GroBbGnoler ir ST. eriN6t, perfmft CT on Den &Rmbdn0er mr.
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