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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-01
TWO YOUTHS ARRESTED FOR
SHOOTING At MAIL BOXES

Mitchell. S. D.. May 2S.-Tampering
with Uncle Sans mail boxes is hardly
a profitable occupation as young Ches-
ter Crabatt and Clifford Stevens, of
Davidson county discovered yesterday
when they were. arrested by United
States Marshal Tom Taubman for bonn
harding rural mail boxes with a rifle.
Complaint was registered at the
Mitchell postOffice because Of the
depredations that have been inflicted
by the would-be practical jokers for
some time past.
Marshal Tauhman. accompanied by
w. E. Carstenson, of the Mitchell police
force, took the pair TO Sioux FAlls last
night for a hearing before the United
States commissioners there.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-01
SOUTH DAKOTA


The crying Of babies is not regarded
musical, but nevertheless it Is. The Rev.
Noel BOnava Hunt, q senior curate Of
st. Matthew'S church, Willesden. Eng
land. has set infAnts' cries tn music. He
was particularly impressed with the
beauty and musical quality of the walls
md cries Of the infants at the baptismal
services held at st. Matthew's. He tried
TO persuade the church musicians to
catch the sounds and set them to music.
but they refused. At length the Rev
Mr.. Hunt himself recorded the sounds
In the form of a chant yet to the words
OF Psalm cxxxSii: by tho waters of
Babylon we sat down n wept, when
We remembered thee, o Zion" THE
composition is original" the Rev. Mr..
Hunt says, land it is a little grotesque.
but II is musical. 1t represents the
meaning of the words to which it is
Det"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-01
COUNTY WILL ESTABLISH
MODEL DEMONSTRATION FARM

Madison. s. D.. May a6.--lmportant
action toward the encouragement OF
farmers in the work of increasing the
quantity and quality of their crops is
being considered 10y the commissioners
of Lake count Lake county owns q
tract of 40 acres, which formerly was
the site OF the defunct town of Her
man. 1t is planned by the commits
sioners to transform his tract into "A
county demonstration farm. The plan
is to make the tract the site for tins
demonstration of advanced methods OF
farming, the proper rotation of crops
and the proper crops for the climate
and Soil Of Lake county.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-01
FORMER HiGAMoRE YOUTH
KILLED AT why RIDGE

HG:on, $. n. May 26.-M. Harry
fBi'i:n, OF this city. has received word
rom France of The death of his broth
=. Ma"ti". who Was formerly a resi-
81. 0f Hi;hlnnre. but who enlisted in
re OF the Canadian ex~peditionary
io;ces two wears ago He vas Killed
rhen the Canadians captured the Ger
Gam stronghold on. Vimy ridge.
Observation-Disclosures young peo-
re. is a!Ii* ard seven bays. will gradua "a
!'c:n the ~Fiandreau high school In the
Lass az 1877. Members OF the class will
s:esent the class. play 1.-The Kingdom Of
Hearts Content, The baccalaureate ger
.non will I've delivered May q by Rev. Mr..
,it.rca. ciass day exercises will be held
Nay ~ and commencement exercises May
g. with an. address by Rev. Leslie
sp-aEae. of Sioux Fails. The list of grad
lat.s Is AS follows: Cora e. Arnold, Ida
~. pekiotz. William ID. Evans, Genevieve
Farxen. Lillian G. Faris. Verne Francis,
NAage Heathf.cId. reuben A. johnson,
Robert f.. Kelley. Melvin Knudson, Ches-
ter Toicy Erans-. Vera NJ. I.aLonde,
May.,e u. l.cchr. Walter F. Mci.arcn.
NARY 4. Mallory, l.urene Matson. Hazel
.. Miller. Iva c. Miller. Hazel Parsley,
v.cis a.. Phillips. Tnez Roeheim. Lillian
smith. Eva L. Temte, Winifred E. 1fghe
s's" "Auastdsid "a. Nudleu.
RAPID CIT.Y-As the result of his pre-
Urinary hearing Gustave Fienup, OF this
city. was held for trial in the circuit
court on the charge of selling mortgagcds
prope:ty. 1t Is charged that he sold two
horses which were Mortgaged and on
which a btll Of sale also had been given,
EAD-1t has been decided to in future
aave a rector for each OF the Episcopal
churches in Lead and Deadwood. For
many Years the churches Of the two cities
have been looked after by one rector.
HURoN-Prer.dent W. f. johnson. Of
:he Aberdeen normal. delivered the COM
ncncement address at the graduating e.
srciseH OF the Huron high school Thurs
lay evening. The las Wunbers - ana .
ss:cnespf tie s:aAsESSteever GfAdtated at
the local high school.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-01
TRAPP GOT PEEVEp AND
HAULED ON REAL LOAD

Milbank, S.. d., May 26.-lrvin Trapp
who had been hauling old wheat to town
last Saturday was twitted about IN
small Dads he was bringing in and
which netted something over 5000 each,
so he got peeved about it and decided
he would fill up his wagon box the next
time he came so as To nave a $3.50 load.
During the time he was getting his
wheat the price Went up and when put
onsthe scales the load weighed sc bush
els TOR which he was paid s3.05 Il bushel,
or S2t2. 30.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-01
BUCKET BRIGADE SAVES
DEPOT FROM FLAMES

Aberdeen, s. D., May 25.-A spark
from a passing freight engine set fire
to the roof OF the Milwaukee depot at
Morristown. Quick response of a buck
ct brigade and the timely arrival of the
chemical engine saved the depot as the
roof was a mass Of flames in a short
time. For q time It vas thought impos-
sible to saw the building. This is the
third time the depot has caught fire
from the same source in the past few
months and the prompt work OF the fire
company each time has saved the rail-
way company q new depot.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-01
rWo SUMMER TERMS At
TIE ABERDEEN NORMAL

Aberdeen. =. H., May 26.-The frs,
.:ia If the summer school of tho
HuTthe.n Normal ana Industrial, school
f-:a" Jane il. Two terms of six
iroi:s each are tn lie hela. Nee Pres
asM Nooas,urn will be in charge OF
&c first :ii'nnecH term and Professor
g: Mnt" Will co.idact the second. In
l'caseG carollncn. over last year is
anticipated owing tn TIE new law re-
III: ny normal training Of South Da-
iota teachers. which becomes effective
ftcr s~'cr.slnbel 4. 1920.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-01

Quixotic and even dangerous as 1t
may be to masquerade as monarchs.
Englishmen, Scotsmen and Irishmen
have all been well to the ore in daring
and successful schemes OF such a ma
ture. says Tit-Bits. Not the least re-
markable Of these founders of states
was the merchant skipper, James
Brook, who firmly established himself
~ ruler of the state OF Sarawak, in the
Island of Borneo nearly a century ago.
His judicious and equitable administra-
Ito began a new era for his subjects.
and enabled him to found, az WI may
say. a dynasty. for the state now en-
Joys no little prosperity under the sway
Of his nephew and successor, his high
ness, Charles Brook. G. C. M. G., who
now reigns under the protection and
suxerainty of Great Britain.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-01
ABERDEEN men START
BASE HOSPITAL FUND
State Asked to Raise $4,000
for Equipping Army
Project.

Aberdeen. s. D.. Man 26.-Physicians
and surgeons Of this city have launched
a movement for the organization OF a
base hospital in South Dakota. pr.
John Adams and DIR. DevereauX, APP
pointed as a committee to rush III pro-
ject. have applied to Col. Jefferson
kean. director general of militia reilef
of the American Red Cross. for permls-
sion to take steps toward organization.
The project will be maze statewide. "A
subscription of s25. 600 j., necessary tor
equipment.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-01

"A large sign in a tourist office in CO.
penhagen, reads: Safest route to
America via the Trans Siberian rail-
road. Tickets for sale here" A trip
from Denmark to New Yorksby way of
the Trans Siberian railway would cov-
or something more than $4,000 miles.
The journey would be from Copenha-
gem to Petrograd; thence across Rus
sia and Serbia to Vladivostok; thence
by way of Japan across the Pacific and
thence across the American continent
20 New York.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-01
FORMER SOUTH pAkoTAN
is KILLED IN TRENCHES

Frederick, S. d.. May 26.-Word has
been received here by Howell Morgans
from John Piper. formerly of this place
that his son George had been killed
fighting in the trenches in France. The
family located at Foremost, Canada.
after leaving here.
sA LEM-The current report OF the
banks OF this McCook) county show the
people of the county to be enjoying the
greatest prosperity in the history OF the
country. The banks nave aggregate de-
posts of 81, '40. Isl. %. These deposits are
divided amor che banks Of six towns.
Salem leading with deposits Of $6S3. As. Ia.
Cnftysil:e, the smallest town in the coun-
ty, has deposits Of more. than Sill. an.
their annual meeting tho
members OF the Woman's club OF this CITY
elected the following officers for the tom
Ing wear: President. Mrs. Jennie Mile:
vice presidents, Mrs. Nellie Girton. Mrs.
Ara .Wi3onK: secretary. Mrs. Anna. Gray:
~spondent. Mrs. Minnie Pruner. II was d.
cided TO hold the annual picnic Of the
club at Lake Andes on June &.
the purpose Of cpncen-
rating the work of good rSad building
~ DE ana vicinity the local automobile
club has been %disbanded and the furds
which the club had accumulated for good
road building have heen turned owe, m
the local commercial club, which has do.
cided to push good road building in this
vicinity to the utmost during the remain
der Of the season.
ABERDEEN-Word reached this c;tv
today from Dave Jumper, of Manila
z. L., a nephew Of Gen. S..H. Jumner -,
this city, that J. II. Kipp, an old time,
u souln Dakota who formerly published
and who was state insurance commits
sloner under Andy Lee. died recently IN
rebu. in the Philippines, where AZ tn.
time OF his death he Was a prominent
contractor.
AbERnEEN-The eighth annual cor.
seneion OF the South Dakota Harne,smsI.
ers' association was opened at the Word
hotel this afternoon with an adde's -,
Raql Nhkel offs Spencer. .rrSstdent az. IN
association. Upwards Of no hafnossrnsk
ers Of the state will he in
DURING the sessIon of three dayvI
BRlDGEwATER-DuSSins : ,ecec, -.
we're w1ndstorxn which passed over M.
place the 4-yeaT-old son OF I'd Wea.n%
suffered the loes Of . thumb p. ~. 49,.
hsnd. which member Was completely a..
cepitAted BY s'smminK Of . door.
IRKSR-ne town council h.. ,,..
passt1s :s;s.of ltsHeshsas md tn.
VIM BE- celebrated In che qsiseest msr sS:x
INEI-E ~ HFrAets 80 ..EriMH
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-01
COLONEL ENeLEsey RENAMED
AS COMMANDER OF EouR1E

Aberdeen. S. d., May 2s.-Lieut. Col.
w. A. Ilazie of the Fourth South Da-
kota infantry mad "a statement today
that %thefstory published here in a local
paper concerning his prospective APP
pointrnent as colonel was entirely UNI
founded and hat Col. c. II. Englesby
had been appointed colonel of the regi-
ment by Governor Norbeca and that
he had been accepted by the federal
authorities. subject to examination.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-01

Anything Is stretched is likely to be
thrown into vibration. or made to
tremble, by the force of the air blowing
against it. If 1t vibrates SO fast as to
produce the air waves that our ear can
hear, then that is what we call sound.
This is what happens to the telegraph
wires when they hum; and IL we put
our hand on the telegraph pole we
shall feel hat The wires vibrate strong
" enough to set the whole pole to
trembling, too. When the air is quite
still you will not hear the telegraph
tines humming.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-01

which does not mean much to the av-
ofage man unless he can take account
Of it in comparison with some existing
standards. One Of the best Is hat Of
our last long war on a vast scale. The
whole OF the American and Napoleonic
campaigns added to the debt in % years
Of war a total Of little more h 600,-
600, 0O0-1OO. 600, 900 less than we have
raised In about the same number Of
days, apart from previous contribu-
tons. 1t is about so, 000, 900 more than
the entire national debt as it stood in
1914; and it is nearly four times the
mount raised for the south African
and China wars.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-01

British life insurance institutions
pold 81. 900. 900 iniWar claim4s1rom the
beginning Of the warstoslast November.
according to 8. q. Warner. president
.ol the institute Of actuaries. The COM
panies are large subscribers to war
loans, having invested In British gov
eminent securities upward Of 4375. 000.-
80. and had sold or lent to the treas
ury securities with = face value OF
114o. Oo0. 900.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-01
SissEToN EARLY-sETTLERs
HOLD REUNION AT SuMMiT

Summit. 6. D.. May 2S.-One Of the
largest crowds in the history of this city
attended the celebration Of the 25th an
nivereary Of the opening Of the Sisseton
reservation held here. The town was
gaily decorated with bunting and pre-
scented . gals appearance. j..
WEBsTER-The nth annual reunion Of
the Day County Old Settlers association
has been. acheduled for June u ut Gren-
Vile. Arrangements for the celebration
are now being made by Joseph Cruha.
president, and Leo F. Braska, secretary
Of the association. Attorney Rex W.
Harris, Of Webster. and Rev. Father
Amirault, Of Andover, will be the prin.
:ipal speakers. with short talks by mem.
oers Of the association.
ABERDEEN-J. G. Bassett. chairman
81 h Liberty Loan commission for South
Dakota. states that South Dakota 10 max
Ing ZOO on its share OF the loan and will
easily raise its quota of nearly 10.Ooo.OOo
he thinks. The largest Individual sub
scrintion no far Is $2o.0co. but there ere
many subscriptions ranging from 500 to
$1,000. Farmers are taking An unexpect-
eddy large q Of bonds.
-
SuMMIT-Nina Of this city's YOUNG men
showed their grit and patriotism by goIn.
60 Sisseton on Thursday morning ard
SbsssDSANp8 tU ~ navy. Aucy 0IC o1'
Wheeler. George Willard. Lawrence Shay,
Fred Shay, Helmer M%artinson. Lowell
Raymond. Frank Tenney. w. D.. Clark
and ". Sonsstad.
vNEGAnKrAsp <esa,~elect.o s~afe ~
he'd a1sNaWafk 90 May = for the purr-.at
u voting on . proportion TO Issue bqnLs
In the susn Of 1900 for the purpose 81
taking up eutstandlng Indebtedness and
saying It. oosne needed improvements.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-01
JoMkHEER sUcceroe HoovEa.

AmeteFdam. Nay 2s-(via London)-
the appointment - announced OF
Jonkhesr Charles Rugs De Beeren-
droeck. ~ head Of the Botkiau
roltef commission TO succeed Her
bert Hoover. The Jonkheer % q
Roman Catholic deputy for a sssIem-
burg constituency and . son Of the
QUeen's commisstooer for b t,prQWnce:
given much assistance b Belgian rlIo.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-01
PRAIRIE FIRE SWEEPS sle
SECTION NEAR MoRRlSToWN

M~orristown, S. D.. May 25.-The first
part of the week a bad prairie fire
burned over a section of land in the.
eastern par of the county. covering
several sections and extending to Oak
bridge. where considerable lumber and
material for building a bridge across
the creek for the Yellowstone trail was
damaged.
PHlIIP-At a business session held
near the close of the convention the mem
ners OF the Federation Of Wolnen's Clubs
OF ms district at their annual convention
m this city elected the following officers
!oe tne coming year: President, Mrs..
Jennie b. O'Neal, OF Philip: vice presi-
dent. Mrs. Rowe. Of Fort Pierre: CORE
snonoinx eecIelafy, fiorence Ycungauist.
oI carter; recording secretary. Mrs. ARM
stead, OF Aidlend; treaSurcr. Mrs. n. G.
s~nodSrass. OF Ipterior. she place Tor :ho
hsxt annual convention was not decided.
80
GOOoWIN-At the, annuAl convention
q the Deuel. County Sunday schocl assoc
cation. held in this city. the following
otf'cefs were elected for the coming yeaii
rfcssdeht Robert Borne; vice president:
Ssss. a. =. steere: secretary. Mss 1laze!
fsOee; superintendent of survey. W. G.
,Eashh;. superintendent Of elementary
WORK. nrs Frss S9eaey. Clear J.ske va
eected - the place for holding the nsxt
aAadA convention a the 1ssoNr lion.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-01

Japan's gold specie has been steadi-
~ Increasing since the outbreak of the
war. but a temporary decrease is nov
shown, az q result Of special demands
such as that for the delivery Of funds
subscribed to the British yen exchequer
bonds recently issued In. Japan, and
Tor the shipment of gold to India. Re-
cent Investigation by the department
Of finance show that the total gold
specie of Japan on January 13, was
1855. SAG. 500, q decrease of $2,492,000
from the figures at the end of last year.
OF this amount $111, 1876, 500 was held at
home. and $24z, 1871 900 abroad. The de-
crease IN the Former amounted to ST.
e94, 600, and in the latter to $498,000.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-01

The people Of Uruguay have some
queer ideas and superstitions. One 10
that, IL one throws q live snake into q
Are, It will stick out its legs. which
lt keeps concealed under its scales.
This idea probably arose from the
,scalea sticking outward 40 the snake
felt the heat. Another. idea IL that
for every snake M kills during Easter
week n 40 . on 9 yearatn purgatory.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-01
SIOUX FALLS MAN HELD.
ON CONTEMPLATING CHARGE

Sioux Falls. 8. D.. May s5.-Alfred
Bates, an employee Of one Of the local
packing plants, was arrested by h
United States authorities on the charge
OF counterfeiting. It is charged that
he attempted to raise a. 81 bill to IS
and pass it upon a business house. A
figure "6' had been cut from a cigar
box seal and pasted over the figure "I'
on the bill.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-11
Gountb, tpet9es I'm etiteu gin5aItss
befebl gegen bic @eHtraEiIirltug Der
S4nIeu nG4iu4t
Oct beuti@e 8ei@stansler
9at ooiIes 8ertrauen In Elm baloiaes
uab fiegrciaes GnDe oes
arieges.

Gmfterbam, 10. Mat, - Die
r&dperH6e Staatsasitung" ba8 9sra
i0nli4e Organ bes baperti6en Gre.
miers 9raf 9ertItug, per0fFntIi9t eis
nen 8eri9t ii6er cine tsisung c,s
Bnnbesrutbs<4Ommittees fir uusr
ndrtige 2lngeIegeEbeiten unter bsm
8orits beg Grafen Sertling. IS 6eiBt
bartn, baB na3 einem UIeinungsuus.
taui4 Der RarsIer opn getbmaun,
6OIDeg eine Grhdrung iiber bic Gage
I'M &ageuletuen abgegeber babe pN
4a3 iiber bic 5u beFolgenbe 9oiitit
Die Rebe bss SansIers mar 5arotte,
rid barin, bag Ran5ler Don get6s
MANN !6oqtpeg Doqes @ertruuen IN
cine baIoige uub erfoIgreicbe geenot,
qunq beg Rrteses ausbriitte. SeiN
4usffbrungen fpurbeu eirrfttmmta DON
ben Riniitern Der gunbssftaaten gats
gebeiBen.
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Dabreub an frar90Fideu 16eii Der
Groat ber5dltaibmdBip,
Etine berri9t.
2durpfe sinb dber au4 iier IN neiHs'
pm Mabftu6 fOrtpd5rsaS
I'm GoHee.
Sebr befiise adnrpfe finbsu an Der
sausen TroHt IN Nasebonien fatt

9errfH 10. Mdi. - Die Gm
9onnsrFaa bon Der Sberft.n 5esres'
Isitung erIaHeue offiaislIe geiGnHt'
ma9aus talrtst ME fpIst:
.armecsruppe bes &roupriH3eu
Rupprsdt: On Der glrros-5ront tuiro
Die 4rtiIIeriei6la6t iuuHr befti9er.
llHirs psitli& pon Gems unb 4oton
sel.genen Gr66ea nurben ON Britt
nod psrge5li9 BON Ssinb ansesrif'
FEN. syresnOp blieb tros Hebtrhotter
britif6er ansriffe boIitdHbig IN uns
fsrsm gtfs. Die Sample I'm ben ges
iib bon gtllecourt noseH im1usr md
bin uHo BET.
Qrmeesruppe beg bsutidtn arons
priusen: 3luii9eu Soifpns unb
Rbsims fnnbeu on siuissR punften
ipisOer ttipos aeftisere admpfe itatt,
i'm NI9emetneH dSer tpartn iis bon
tsinem 9rpbeu llmfoue. 2lm Diutera
berg uno BEL benz CANT Dtdrc Ge,
b0it fpuroen tuisosrboIts 9tugriffe Der
lrnsOien no4 3eftieem SnuOssHrns
&c unb nit ,insm Ges.nausriff gus
ritgefhlaeeu.
-ROrb0itlia bon prOBr.s ipurbeu
S.ri4i.bene iIeiHsrs ausriffe Der
SranSoitn Gbssi4!uesn.
.Qrmegruppe oss Ssr;oss als
brsdt: 5n ms5rssn geseHOsn fiibrs
ten Ssutf6t ertunoisungsa5tteiIuns
esH srfOlsrside SpsrutioHeH aug.
Run fsinbIids SIug3suse iUsirbsn
bon uns in Der Spfi nbseifUHen unb
.ins bon uni.rsR abpebrsrrousH ser.
If6rt.
.WassbOnifhe 5rOnt: On Der ma'
;soonif6en 5ront purbs am Ulitts
po6 bic e9laht nit Der ur5Bien
i8iiisrtsit fOrissi,s;. Sic iibertrGf an
Ssftisieit ale anSsrsn Rampfe bis fo'
reii nnf bisfem S5eil bss Rrissss
i4aupIabss itattssfunOsu bab.H.
ROrbipeiiljd pon WOnafir ipurosn
fsinSli6s slnsriffe abs.TfEnsen. bic
aaf infer. auf ben 5iigAr ssIsssnsn
poiiiiOnsH s.rihiet pnrsn. 9u Der
Gssrua 8issuns madi.n bic 5talies
nr. GrausOisn unb Ruii.n na6 isbr
iidri.r Misunderstanding bic OOm
Mrrssn bis gum slbeHb im ganse
NAT. Daaasnoasriiis an diner 1s 81.
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@ieberpergeltmng
BirS b1fiir s.iibt, oaB bobe S:utI4s
Sffisters auf fVaH3oiii4en 8o'
lpitalibiffsH auierges
bra9t lultoeH.

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Iieroam nab 9Orool = 9tHe en-
9onneritag srldnus offiSisIIs Sss
tannima9ung Iduss; ole foIst:
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ge6ra6t porben Tuo, baben bic eeuts
I9sn gcb5rben Die orsifads Cab pou
fransoiii9en Sffbisyen Don BEN tors
rtIponbirenben Ran3 IN peitlidsH
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