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Catoctin clarion., 1917-08-30
Fear Is Familiar Presence.

Soldiers used to say that when they
were in action they were too busy to
be afraid. Nearly everyone who has
passed through some great danger can
verify their psychology. Often, after
this kind of adventure, a feeling of
surprise is accompanied by self-con-
graduation. "Well, I'm not such
coward after ALL" This common state
of mind suggests that certain amount
of humanity may be concealed behind
great deal of apparent confidence.
The chances are that, with nearly all
persons, the strong as we'll as the
weak, the successful as we'll as the
unsuccessful fear in one guise or an
other, is pretty familiar presence.
"But not physical fear" you may say,
after the fashionable habit of hating
to be coward or, rather, hating to
seem to be a coward, different mat
ter. Well, physical fear and moral fear
are pretty closely related. Where one
is, the other Is likely to be, too.
Catoctin clarion., 1917-08-30
ONT FREDERICK COUNTY, MD THURSDAY, AUGUST 3d. 1917.
into DEATH TRAP
Engineer Faced Unknown DAN
gers on Great German Liner.
Explored, sInole-Handed, Black Re.
cesses Of Interned Ship Which Was
Seized by United States.

Think of q great deserted ship, 54o
feet long, 70 feet wide and over 5O
feet deep, as black and forbidding as a
Siberian copper mine, with not a ray
of light from the uppermost deckhouse
to the caverns of the lowest holds, in
the damp and Shiny bilges, or in the
rooms filled with engines, pumps, dyna-
mos, pipes and valves without number.
Think of exploring 1t, single-handed,
with the warning fresh In your ears
that 1t is full Of pitfalls, bombs and
death-traps; that every door you touch
will set off an explosive which Will
blow you into eternity; that every
ladder you step on will send you
sprawling down q bottomless chasm,
and that, If you value your life, you
must not touch thing-wood, metal
or cloth-without first investigating 1t.
How would you like to explore such
ship with only flashlight to guide
you through the abysmal blackness,
and with no means of communicating
with friends on the top deck once you
start on your perilous journey? This
was the task assigned to certain en-
gineer in New York shortly after the
government seized the interned Ger
man ships In this country, says the
Popular Science Monthly. 1t was a
task fraught with the greatest danger,
requiring an extraordinary degree OF
caution and patience, and calling for
rare display of courage But so fear
less was this young engineer and so
successful was he In his undertaking
that SO hours after the ship in ques-
ton reached the navy yard, the main
boilers were generating steam.
Among the many interesting things
revealed by the intrepid investigator
were the location Of missing parts OF
the main engines, carefully hidden
away in the coal bunkers; the discov-
cry Of bolts and nuts which led to
minute examination Of the cylinders
and steam-chests, where 1t was dis
closed that parts had been removed and
other parts carefully substituted to
conceal the omission; the location, IN
other places, of studs and bolts partly
sawed through, with the saw slot filled
up: the finding of steel f1tted into
steamports, so that any attempt to turn
over the engine would have ruined 1t;
the discovery Of distractions In pipes,
smokestacks and ventilators-lumps
of coal and bars of iron placed on
top of the closed damper-valve in
ventilator, requiring only pull on the
damper-chain to preciptate the entire
load down on the head of the person
foolish enough to pull it, and other
trans too numerous to mention here.
Catoctin clarion., 1917-08-30
Resistinu the Sea Wind.

The problem of wind resistance to
steamship at sea has just been
studied in very exact and careful
manner. A miniature model of 5000
ton freighter was built in exact pro-
portion and tested against an artificial
breeze in Il specialy-built tunnel. 1t
was found that 30-mlle gale exerts
resistance of approximately $500
pounds against steamer of the 3,ooo-
ton size, and that such wind alone
will cut down her speed 8 per cent.
When the indirect effects of the wind
in raising a rough sea and making 1t
difficult to hold the course are added
the net loss in speed may be as high as
IS or 20 per cent. In dead calm the
air resistance is responsible for low
ering of the theoretical maximum
speed by almost 2 per cent.
Catoctin clarion., 1917-08-30
Poet Gray's Birthplace.

If tablet Is placed on Grays
birthplace In Cornhill, 1t should
bear record also that there Is no ac-
tual surviving birthplace of the poet,
says the London Chronicle. The fire
which, on March 20, 174S, destroyed
the house that Grey had inherited
from his father was reckoned the big
gest London conflagration since 1865,
seeing that in it 200 houses were
burned down. In very practical way
one finds the poet summing up his loss
in a letter to Wharton: 1.-The house
lost was insured for $500, and with
the deduc on of 3 per cent they paid
me f4S5. The rebuilding will cost $3.50
and the other expenses will mount that
sum to $780,"
Catoctin clarion., 1917-08-30

formerly was terror to every driver
because of its steep grades and its
ruts and rain-gougcd holes. Now 1t
is a fine new highway, as fine as any
mountain highway in Europe, and
crosses the backbone of the HOOsac
range. In the olden days its formida-
BILE hill. with Il grade of 90 per cent on
one side and II per cent on the other,
offered many difficulties to even the
most powerful automobile.
Now, however, through the expen-
diture of 100000 by the state, this
hill is avoided by sweeping semicir-
Gle at low grade. 1t Is a beautiful
road, with a shallow stream ripping
over stones and pebbles, and deep
pools picturing the tree-covered slopes
of the hills. 1t skirts broad ponds,
passes over concrete bridges, crosses
divides" winds through forests and
along the sides of deep gorges, and Is
continually bringing into view new
scenic delights.
Where Grover Cleveland Fished.
From Lee, too, 1t Is easy to reach
the Tyringham valley, one of the most
beautiful of the many valleys In the
Berkshires. 1t was the summer home
of Richard Watson Glider and where
Grover Cleveland spent many sum
mer in the enjoyment of the trout
and pckerel fishing which this re-
gion affords. There Is q tradition that
Tyringham was the place where the
white man first learned the manufac-
ture Of maple sugar, being initiated
into the secret by the Indians.
If one wishes to visit wild country
go to Bear-Town mountain. 1t was
famous at one time as the residence
of Levi Beebe, the weather prophet,
and here also lived Colonel Jackson,
the Revolutionary soldier who wrote
the articles Of capitulatlon at Sara
toga and ut Yorktown which were
signed by Burgoyne and CORVALLIS.
To Stockbridge is pleasant drive
and an interesting one, for here may
be seen the "Ice Glen" in which there
is Il deposit of ice the year round
also Laurel hill, upon which the first
village improvement society was es-
tabllshed. Stockbridge was where the
first industrial school In America was
started; where Jonathan Edwards
preached and wrote his Freedom of
wiz; where Cyrus w. Field lived
when he planned the Atlantic cable,
and where David Dudley Field, the
jurist, and Supreme Court Justice
Field lived
1t contains monument the like of
which Is to be found nowhere in Amer
ica-a monument erected by white
men In honor of the red men. Stand
ing on the heights which are crowned
by this monument beautiful view of
the Housatonic river is obtained, as
1t winds among the meadows Of Stock
bridge.
Catoctin clarion., 1917-08-30

not "slop over" He made an inquiry
regarding Miss Hoyne as If 1t was
matter of course.
"Ill test him." decided Gerald to
himself, and then, aloud: Il say, pal-
ton, we've started something here
since you went away
"Indeed?" smiled Dalton.
"Yes, the crowd went wild over vol
unteering, and the registering will
find every eligible fellow In town will
ing and ready"
That's great!" commented Dalton,
with apparent real enthusiasm.
How do you stand?' demanded
Gerald bluntly.
"You mean?"
"On this war question? You've come
back just in time to join the crowd
"Ill have to think Of It," responded
Dalton in measured way that for
bnde further words.
Hes yellow" soliloquized Gerald.
"He won't give straight answer I'll
tell the fellows and they'll make the
town too hot to hold him."
But Gerald did nothing of the sort.
He had no positive assurance that Dali
ton was intent on evading his duty to
his country. "If Dalton IS real
man." he theorized, "he will come to.
the front, or at least declare himself
before registration day"
But few days later Gerald was
urged into a new fit Of indignation. lie
CHANGED to meet friend who was
travelling salesman. AS on the former
occasion, by some odd trick Vance Dal-
ton passed them by.
Hello" exclaimed Geralds friend.
"I've seen that fellow before"
"Is that so?" queried Gerald.
"Yes, three weeks ago, coming out OF
q church in the city. He had just been
married"
"The slacker!" fairly shouted Ger
aid. "Now I've got the clear goods on
the miscreant. I'll write to Nina In
jlffy, and then we'll proceed to put this
Stacker in his place."
Gerald did write to Nina to advise
her of the facts, wondering If she had
ever really cared for this false suitor.
He was astounded to receive cool,
rather indefinite reply.
Don't get excited, Gerald, dear I'm
coming home tomorrow and we will
have Mr.. Dalton explain. Maybe he
can clear up the situation"
Gerald was wrathful. There were
an even dozen in his set and they met
the next day at hall where they
we're wont to 60 through drilling exer-
Catoctin clarion., 1917-08-30
The Draft
Dodger
BY F. l. Henderson
Copyright. 1917. by w. G. Chapman.)

"You say he is draft dodger?"
That's what. passed one night in
his company and ought to know"
And the casual acquaintance of
Gerald HOyne went on his way, un-
knowing that, although he had said
and meant "draught," his auditor had
construed it draft
The air was full of war and it's ex-
citing alarms, so Gerald might be eX-
cused for natural mistake. That
miscOnception was destined to lead to
serious results, however. The subject
of discussion was Vance Dalton, una
ware that he was under criticism,
passing along on the other side of the
street. He had just returned to Pres
ton after an absence of two months.
Gerald had never known him any fur
ther than that prior to his departure
he had been a favored suitor of his
pretty cousin, Nina Hoyne. Now she
was away, infected with the current
patriotic ferv0r, visiting relative in
the city and incidentally "doing her
bit" by forwarding the Red Cross
movement.
81 don't like that" muttered Ger
aid vehemently, and his brow furrowed
with resentment and displensnre. 1T
sounds bad--a draft dodger! Wen, If
Vance Dalton Is that, he will receive
cold reception In this wideawake
burg. He was always reticent, mys-
teriOus sort of fellow, friendly
enough, but more given to reading
home nights than mixing with the fell
lows. I'll tackle him."
So Gerald was speedily on the trail
of Dalton and overlook and hailed him.
Dalton was courteous as ever, but did
Catoctin clarion., 1917-08-30
Thurmnnt Division
5 hedule In Effect June II, 1917.
Ali trains Daily unless specified

Y22 m. sunday Ul7y Io'00 p TIT
II 90 D. m. saturday only to Catoctln,
Note-All trains arriving and leaving
Thurmont scheduled from Western Mary
land station.
Note-All trains arriving and leaving
Frederick scheduled from Square.
Catoctin clarion., 1917-08-30
Gotham.

Gothamites was a term applied to
residents of New York by Washington
Irving In his book, "Salmagundi." The
original Gotham was part Of Not
tinghamshire, England. Its inhabitants
early became a byword as simpletons
and madmen. According to one tradi-
ton, King John proposed making a
progress through the town with the
intention of purchasing a castle, but
the people, averse to maintaining roy
atty, turned him away by engaging in
idiotic pursuits.
Catoctin clarion., 1917-08-30
Virtues Raqqaqe.

Riches are the baggage Of virtue;
they cannot be spared or left behind,
but they hinder the march.
Catoctin clarion., 1917-08-30
EeIIowshIp and Service.

Fellowship with Christ must ante
date service for Christ. Our friend
ship with the Master is the secret of
our activity for the Master. To know
this atmosphere of personal commun-
ion with him is the highest culture of
which the soul is capable.-Donald
Sage Mackay.
Catoctin clarion., 1917-08-30
DR.. Fab R N Ely
hAGERSTOWN, ND.
DlAGNOSTICIAN

Only chronic diseases. Send me
YOUR name and address and l will
send you a mailing case and question
blank. Don't use dope for chronic
troubles, get cured. 1t is a salts
faction to know what the cause Is.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Catoctin clarion., 1917-08-30
Defined.

"My son, define ambition" "Well,
it's always feeling that you want to 90
something that you know you can't
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-10
A RARE BARGAIN.

sIn order Il settle an estate about
xbO feet of Ridgewood avenues choic-
e.st frontage must he sold viii di-
vide to suit purchaser. ALI city I'M
nrcyemencs Carefully restricted Easy
farms. Enquire E. NJ. Cleveland. Prince
George Hotel. o4-u
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TThllN9EkTH EgR||

FOR FLORIDA: Fair tonight and
Sunday. except probably local rairs
n northwest portion; warmer tonight
u northwest portion. Moderate NORTH
east winds, except fresh southeast ever
southwest portion.
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ssranen. Wlitarbsit am San bes
Eanama'8 '8anals.
Cine Gpiiobe aus benz ruiiiib.tiirfi.
iten ariea.
Bon BiIbelm Z 9eIa

Sn GregIi am S6apar3en Waeel
itonoen Die Geute in oid)ten Saiifen OH
Safen. Grreste @orte ilosen bin unl
bcr. Aaer gIide rparen binGils auis
Vieer gcri9tet, no in Der 6erne ruii:'
ids sriegSitiffe bGoonoanpiten, bic
cben eregli elnen ilnipiafoulnenell
Seint abs6tattet batter. SdJon ben
oritten ipabrenb Der lesten bier 8o.
den @enn bic @eriuii,lidunsen araf.
gebabt batten. bic rl,iiiihen ariegs.
idilfe Iagen seuiB iton aui benz
Srunoe oes Weecres, BORT, mo- es am
.lefiteu iii. uno ME iparen iie IN ben
9elinotbIiben $aien gefonrmen. slber
al Die 5Ilide, io Ieioeniduidi6 lie
ci;6 iuaren iparen eten nur @orte,
ano Die breiten Haubidppaoen on,
1croli6en Scri3ont seieten berebt OIL,
oaB Die iein3liben G1iiie suoblae.
ii;rib oabin flbren Yielle:tt iparcn
Ole Huiien gar rs9 itolS aui ibre
neaerlide Sdnn0tbat, Dor greaIi elm
caar barml0ie Seselidjiiie, pie lie fir
oIe Giiiteuiabrt IN @ebrmid) limb, in
cen Urinb seid,oiien une elm 1useto
!Salicr Der iriebIid)en Siabt in Grim.
uier gelegt 81 boben.
gSsabreilo Die GeiIte am llifr nod ols
ereisniB beipradcn, iieI pIoeIi1 ein
35rt mitten III Die aiiieeregte Inter.
ba!tung binein gan, Ieiie jipar uno
Dorildlt!g, aber es iprang pie eill
SInte BON elmer Grippe 5lir anberen
iiber, uno bic gianner iiedten Die
Gopie 5uiamiuen nn6 ibre Gtilnnien
iantcn gum Sliiitcrn bcrab. @eipibl @s
mar gar nid)t anoers mogIib: elm
Spion CAB ben Ruiicn burd 3citen
hino .oab Die Cuff rein iei, umb Die ia.
men oann ul0 idiften feigerpeiie ibre
UranatsH in Die oiicnc Staet. D.anI
nanute aud einen 01men. yaiemanSI
auberes oils Ger oriefiibe gop.I
0imitri fomite Der @err1ioer iein,
btnn Der bate lid, id,on INNER als
Ter seidsporene 5eiiib Der siirfcn aui.
geipieIt. Sein Sais lag Elm flcin nc.
Mig abicitS BON Der Stabt, meithin
iidtbar, uno iebt eriunerte iid nand,
elmer, oa5 er id,on ofters IN eincmI
iSeiIiter bort eieenthiimIifen 9idt.
iGinImcr 5eicben babe, ald' eeiierr
nod. 9Ils bate es nir tieies saortas
be6urft, mar iest nit einem @nle 70 |
nandes tIar. mas bi5ber i'm gcneh.
men oes Fopcn inperltdnDIif erjhic.
ren mar. slber rpfelpobI ole @eIt in |
greeIi lpubte. eab Der Yopc Den Rui.
len beitimnit geheime Dicuite Ieiitetc,
ieElten bob fir icine SdJillo Die We.
reiic. gaeS iparen bloBe germltbua.
gen. Gesbilb HlnbHten cuh Die beicn.
nenen Wnnner ernit oaDon ab, ais eine /
Sd,aar Sibfopfe iih auf ben @cg onnlI
plniie Diniitris MAIDEN ipoIlte, UNI
bort idjneIle eariti5 5u iiben: .ahrI
.eine llebessllitnsl" biek es. ss6Onl
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= gsIibtilsl 9srdnbsruns: Gil
5abetb .. g. 8aumbnh an NiprtIe
grpdmon, cine Got so bei 130 6ub
on Der gnrt 4psnue in Gois Bril-
liante. 81.
6eiratbsT6ein: WaIisr ne
asourn uno Bertha Runpan. beios
BON GoUinston.
9ic 9lngeitellten Ger =. uilo Z.
6iienbubn 60. peranitolten AM ndd)-
iicn Sonntaa gtod)mittag i'm Silper
@roue 9abnboi cine patriotiid'e Seier,
bel meIher 0ielegenheit ein Sternen
Banner. oas @eihenf uon Y. Dfarr Y
Bro, aiIisejoeen perOen iOl.
-- Sm 5riitceratb pon Sort Sbo'
mas gelnngtc Gie Sr6inan8. neldDe Der
gterport im0 9lleranoria Suterurbdn
FRACTION So. oas g4eaeredt iiir ein &c.
miiies Scrrain perlclbt, SIR erlteH Sc'
ilug. Sie gcnanntc Sompagnle bat
einen Bomb sum 9etrage Don $4,000
~ binterIeger. ais cine 0arantie, DOB
ole Cars. Ipie in Der 6abrtabelle Gngc'
arbcn Iauicu ncrSen. CdS SSegcredt
Gilt iilr Oaa iiio!ide GuOc DER sort
ShcHa5 Sira6eEbabn.Siilie
- 2ie fIeine Sorotbp glebrlng,
orn rer 16. StraBe, ipurOe on Der 10.
Ino @ionnloutb Strobe oon 5rrel ana'
otn nm elm Gnrclope, UeIde5 80 St5
berallbt.
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Rice muroe geitern al DER .. lno|
Sbcitut Strabe, pabreno zines
nit cinem 9ioiiagenciicn IN
oic rcd1e Seitc gcitGd'eu. Sie mtroe
na1 Dem S9eers 6uipItaI 8ebraft
Ger lPeiierbelo enttam.
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3(ei(6 llr(aljs
uon Jlieren(eioell
Vsbmt Sal5 sur Spilmns Der 9iersn,
ipenn Der Hidsn ifmr,f oSr
bic glaie bsldiiist.

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len. ellen Sis -. fpGIeH eis absr Sbrs Aisren
eelssenfii6 NIT Gala fact zine beaHnis anio.
fsiat psIbs Hns miiftsil; bab aleif6 earn.
iaHrs frsenat ntlte bic sgieren faii nHfatls
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Gle lfieen eanH an fiHsm buuIcfen e6msts IN
bef NisrenaeasHb. arObsn e1nlersen TN arsus
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bel ftfe4ifm sBsiirr baben Gle rtsumaiiftes
SiSiden. Ter nrin piro pOIfla. scG nit Qie.
ber'6iaa bis aanhIs petben -anfis pmb unb
teilbar, mas Gle sviHai, spsi. obsr trtimai
In bet Hati eiHbefuna an fn6en
I'm biefe TsisrHbeH eduren 40 reasra!iErsr,
bic aisrsn sn fsiHieen unb blf 6arrlfoffe bfs
Rerbtts ireaSnipGIen. bsrfbafffn ets no btsr
nnlen bon -ssab Sdlis- IN irasEb einsr tsfasn
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elnem G!ds RaiiG Dor BEN grlbffld sinise
4eas unb 3brs Nintn petsn ham pra6na
fisfts bsrHsuis edIs ivlrb Der.
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icribiHiri nit eiibia. nHe ~ ieit GsnsraiioHfI
sHn gshltH uno sm EHrsaHna bon iraaen
Risren. fernr sm NsHiraIiarune Der edHrs iH
iiriH btripfHbfi norbsu. 70 bas itHs nlhi Heiier
rsist pebur6 bic BIaftHftpafs Elm GHss sr.
rti6t
9aefuIs m tluia: fam ni6i iddbr uno
ifsni sin onasnsbmss traHfsHets eiitiaiDallst.
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Ser aapitdn nab iiinf
&anpniere
Dts tOrpsbirtsr 0ampfsrs y9ocuum"
peI9e als perlOr.n bstru4tet
noroen iparen,
8sfInbsu iia, sinsm selsgramm aus
fOIss in Si3erhsit.
Sn 2iDerpOol tamen am Wlittnoa 1e
lsbsrIebtHoe Der .8atuum" al.

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mod traf bier Elm Selegramm beim
ameritanii4sn SOuiu! $, g. Dafbs
burn siu, in pel9em Der Sapitdn
bes tOrpeoirten meritauif9m Del
Sumpfers .9acuum", 5arris, mits
tbsiIt, bab er ielbf, fiinf aanoniere.
Der brittle Maat, iopie Elm anbsrer
WanH, Die man als Derlorsn auFges
geben bate, lid IN Si3erbeit befIns
ben. 9ur8 oisfes 9slesramm Dirb
Der gsrIuit an WeHitsnIebsn ouf %
PeripneH reou5irt, bon osnsn 13
Amerttaner fparen.
Oes Gapitdns tur5es 9slegramm
entbielt bic erite bsfiHitips ga9ri6t
iiber ben Eoo BON MdrineIeutHnnt
Ibomas unO Don 3 8. gOrss, tbsiIt
absr ni6t nit, tpis Die ueberle6eHben
pas 2ano errsi9ten. Wlit BEN aas
pitdn SarrIs srrei6ten bic flint &as
ncniere Games g. DiIiams, oSobu
Biniums. @eorge 10. Barter, 8. 8.
&uds unb $. 5. WuBborn iOpis &.
9uitep uno 8. 9ielion oas GaHb.
&opitGn 9arris Dirb fi9 ben
lleberlsbsHbtu, pslde ii9 in 9tOer,
pool befinOen, aHi6IieBen. Die qms=
ritaner, ipel6s gerettet purben, lpsr-
ben am Nlittpo9 Dor bsm ameritas
nif4en aoniul erf6siHsn uub lire
MAIDEN, be an pas Staatss
Department III DaIbinston gsIaHot
peroen
SesIie Soitou, Der 9elsrapbiit bss
Odmpfers ngacuum", Don Rioeara.
Dis., pel9er bas periscop zines
aau6bootes unb bic S9ublinie eis
les SOrpsbos seiebsn bate. iasts. bic
Srplofion iei cine 10 fiirdtsrIi9e gss
pdsn. bab elm God burd Das san5sI
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SeAebue Hno Tagton.

- Die S6lubpriifuns iiir 3ie
Sran.supfl,gerinnsn Oss Speers Sps
fpitaIs in 0aptOn finb,t am %. S.NP.
itutt. 9iejsnissR, fpeIds gruouiren
perben, iino: MiIOrsb Ul. Gbalfortt,
annu y. Sitsrbtrser, Wlargoys!bs 6.
&auB, Sofspbine R. SultOan pno
Gatberins Sdsmsiiter.
Sames 6. Qnipausb, fpeldsr IL
friiberen Sabren in geusOus gslpohnt
uno BEN Stabtrotb anseb5rt bate. 1T
in Spbe pdri, Cincinnati, i'm alter
pon 81 Subrsn ssitOrbtn. Die Rstps
port 2Ose Der Glts, gu bsrsn Grim
bern CT eeborte, ipirb beute QbeRb iiA
mad bem Srauerbauis besebsn uno
bdfeIbit ben SruusrsottssbsHit uts
baIten.
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