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The Alaska citizen., 1917-05-21

death.
 No examination of the car for the purpose of determining the cause for it's plunge has yet been made Nor could the cause be as, certained, in all probability. as the forward end of the machine was badly battered by contact with the drift The only evidence that man was underneath the car or in the slough with it was the fact that he could not be found and that mans hat was to be seen lying on the drift near the auto
 It was stated last night that in all probability the radius rod of the car, a Ford, became bent when the front wheels of the machine hit the slight obstruction offered by contact with the bridge approach at the high rate of speed that the man was driving No other reason for the plunge of the automobile can be as signed.
 Rikaldo Rapilato was a native of the Italian Tyrol and was between thirty-five and forty years of age. He had mined on Pedro creek for d number of years as a partner of Julius Gius. Last year he bought out his partner and then sold an interest to Julius Stolcs, who is now on Pedro creek, but who is expected to arrive in town today.
The Alaska citizen., 1917-05-21
WOMEN NAMED
 ON COMMITTEE,

WASHINGTON, D. C., May 15.- -Delayed) of the Trea- sury McAdoo tonight announced the appointment of ten women as perma nent chairmen of local branches of the woman's Liberty loan board in many parts of the country. The appointments are being made for the purpose of assisting in the subscrip- tion of the two billion-dollar war loan.
The Alaska citizen., 1917-05-21
IRISH SORE, AT
 LLOYD GEORGE,
Associated Prcss)

DUBLIN, Ireland, May 1S.-Pre- mier Lloyd George is in bad all over Ireland; nobody has a good word for him. The reason is his recent proposal of a settlement of the Irish question. In past years there have been many proposals for a settlement of the question ad- yanced, but the Irish Nationalists consider that of the premier the worst yet forthcoming, as far as the interests of Ireland are con cerned,
The Alaska citizen., 1917-05-21

The marshals office has been noti- fled that John Duyck and John Law Ter both pleaded guilty to assault in commissioners court at Panama re- gently and were each fined in the sum of $25 by Judge Joseph c. Dehn. The fine and costs were paid Tom Butler was acquitted at his preliminary trial on the charge of giving liquor to Indians. The com plainant in the proceeding was Joe Roberts.
The Alaska citizen., 1917-05-21

and sit down, which she quietly did enabling her victim to make his escape It also accounts for the fact that MT. Clark is trying to keep his bear episode quiet.
 CATCHING Mayor Henry T. Ray DOGS NOT does not think that HIS LINE. he looks like the
 present incumbent of the office of municipal dog catcher Nor yet does he think that he bears a look similar to that which inhabits the physiognomy of that neVer-to-be- forgotten past master in the art of catching dogs who formerly presid- ed with nothing short of kingly grace at the dog pound. But the other day Mayor Ray ran across a man who actually mistook him for dog catcher.
 The mayor was walking out Cush- man street when he met a man who was being followed by a little black dog. Shortly before he reached the man in question the dog came on ahead and, friendly as he always is with animal or man that shows disposition to be friendly with him, Mayor Ray reached down to pat the dog when it came up to him in friendly manner.
 That was the signal for the man who owned the dog to act For the moment he saw the mayor lay hands on the dog he jumped forward and grabbed his pet out of reach, saying No Fairbanks dog catcher can get my dog if l get there first"
 Mayor Ray, of course, was con siderably taken aback at being taken for the municipal dog catcher. He did not wait to explain this all to tue Hall "ho o"heu the ucS' put he now says that, while he is willing to help dry out the fire department hose after a fire; will rustic lumber on the waterfront, and will even go to the extent of working on the streets if necessary, he absolutely re- fuses to have the job of municipal dog catcher wished on him in that manner.
The Alaska citizen., 1917-05-21
ENFIELD RIFLE
 FOR NEW ARMY
Associated rreSSl

WASHINGTON, D. C., May 15.- (Delayed) )-The Enfield rifle has been adopted by the war department as the standard arm for the new American army. It is now being used by the British forces and Is manufactured on a large scale in this country although it is also man ufactured in Great Britain.
The Alaska citizen., 1917-05-21
ENCOURAGING CHILDREN.

OROVILLE, Cal, May 17.-In order to encourage the children to raise truck gardens, money prizes have been offered which will be awarded to those achieving the best results.
The Alaska citizen., 1917-05-21
MAN IS KILLED WHEN
 AUTOMOBILE PLUNCES
 THROUGH BRIDGE RAIL

Rkado Rapilato d Pedro creek operator, prob ably instantly killed shortly before o'clock yesterday after noon when his automobile plunged through the upstream railing of the bridge Moves slough The accident not witnessed and Rapilao alone on his way home after visit Fairbanks The automobile is thought have become unmanageable just it going the bridge and Raplao to be driving at furious speed just few moments before having passed the road It this who coming along d few ments later, noticed that the railing of the bridge had been broken and that mans hat lying the drift Fur
 e investigation showed the back end of the automobile sticking partly of the The body o the unfor- recovered by searCher approximately three hours after the accident. The head badly and bruised which leads the belief that Rapato thrown from the with great force against the driftWood in the
 slough and that the body then sank Another theory is that the in the automobile when 1t took the plunge and that he drowned being held down by the
 large crowd of people gathered within few moments after word of the accident teephoned to from Moves mill office. Efforts get the automobile then made, and the working eventually succeeded in getting it hoisted from the far enough that the corpse of the in the tonneau. A further search of approximately hour and half then ary before the corpse located and oed the surface
 brr1gh r1path
The Alaska citizen., 1917-05-21
AMERICANS IN CANADIAN ARMY
 GLAD OF WAR

LONDONt May l. -AlhtI ICd tillS into the war was hailed with un- bounded enthusiasm by everyone of the TOO native-born Americans en- camped near London in three cana dian battalions, one of which, the 211th has been called the new American Legion because of its large percentage of boys from the States" The other two battalions are the 212th and 213th.
 The 211th was called the American Legion when it was formed out in Calgary. While in process of for nation there it attracted Americans from many parts of the United States and Canada So it was only natural that the members should cling to their native designation when they landed in England, es- pecially as the outfit numbered more Americans than any Canadian batta- lion since the 97th, which was known as the original American Legion in the Canadian army, but which lost it's identity when it was broken up and it's members scattered among other regiments, some of which were sent to the front and saw fighting on the Somme.
 Ever since their arrival here early in January the men of the Filth have been crying for taste of mod ern warfare Their training in the Canadian northwest made them hard as nails, and as is characteristic of the American temperament, they were anxious to show results and quickly, too.
 So when the news of Americas ac- tion spread through the camp the of licers were at once besieged with in quiries as to how soon they would be sent to the front The men were told that no decision had been reach ed. This, however, did not dampen the enthusiasm of the men over the action of the country of their birth and they went through their drilling as never before. The news was like tonic to all, from the commanding officer Lieutenant-Colon w. M. Sage, down to the most lowly private.
 .f LA NF In 211th were born in the United States. Colonel Sage is a native of New York City, later going to Cal gary where he belonged to several Canadian regiments. He is known throughout the western part of Cana da as a crack rife shot and has been an instructor in the provisional schools of infantry there.
 A former New York State National Guardsman is second in command of the so-called new American Legion. He is Major L. E. Clark, also a na- tive of New York City, where he was born 33 years ago.
 A Pennsylvanian is quarter master of the battalion. He is Cap tain D. Trainer. who served in the Spanish American war with Colonel Roosevelt's Rough Riders. The medical officer is Captain w. K. Turner, formerly a surgeon in Louisville Captain Turner was born in Flemingsburg, Ky.
 The paymaster, Captain E. R. Ed son was attached to the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey at Seattle, when he resigned to join the Filth.
 Captain H. R. Sanborn, a native of Petaluma California, is a former member of the Washington National Guard.
 Lieutenant H. H. Jones served four years in the Seventy-fourth Regiment at Buffalo.
 There are many more officers from all parts of the United States. In fact, the battalion is full of capa- ble men who have left lucrative posts to join the gallant fighters on the
The Alaska citizen., 1917-05-21

town regarding the happening was to the effect that the bridge had broken down under the weight of the automobile By those familiar with the bridge, however, it was stated that that could hardly be pos sible, as the bridge had been prac- tically rebuilt throughout last year after one of Ross automobiles had broken it down, precipitating six men into the slough, but causing no damage other than to the ma chine and the bridge. The water where the automobile took the plunge yesterday is approximately ten feet deep.
 Rapilato was seen to be driving out of town shortly before o'clock at a furious rate His rate of speed was also noticed on the Garden Island side of the river It is un- dcrstood that he was on his way home with a piece of hoiSting ma chinery that he brought to town to be repaired He spent Thursday night in town according to state ments made by his friends, and started for home yesterday morning. but after getting as far as Fox he met a party of friends who desired to come to town, so brought them back in his car. He was on his way home again when he met his
The Alaska citizen., 1917-05-21

A Frenchman is the inventor of a machine for stringing beads by cen trifugal force.
The Alaska citizen., 1917-05-21
Town Gossip and Stories
By The TattIer.

Molly affectonatey bade her back which down. which she quietly dld the enabling her victim to make his
 rbanks fire depart
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-02

1880 Observation-Disclosures Gel,
ariegsbeGinH ftab forlit 4,3b7, ,b0t
8r,ittorcgiitrirtonltc1, feinbItfet
acknowledgements terIprcn ecgoft
ger. Tubou iinb 3,3t4,500 Nr,itto'
regiltrirtDmeti eneIiid,. Derner iinS
bon Decentralization Der DdtteIm1dts
4be nei,trale Sdiffe nut Cal, ,00C
@rnttoregiitrirtonnen ,peger Banis'
.paa.enbcf6rberiir,g Derieitft ODER aIS
RriiarperurtbeiIt porben.
llsber oie Giufdiffling bes 2apitlnS
lNcr uorfuegiIhcn 0ierltlaitbarf yTbor
z" lnb ietner sSuuliIie OH gcrb einei
beuti6cn Eaitfbnotes na1 8erierflmo
res Seglers tpesen Giibrens bon
9lrnlpaare nod Gnglan6 erfabren
iplr ioIsen5eS:
@egeit friiden oitIifen Winbes
allb Eiinlins beihlob Der ll.9octfanI'
Innnoant NIT 9fiifiidn aiif Die Srail
Lib bas &in5 oen aapit1n unb ieinc
;Scmilie an gorb gu nebmen, tpdbrena
eie Rannidaft m ibren 9poten etip1
bier Stun>en nnsb Der llndaten Dam.
pieritrube geid)leppt lpiirbe. 6iir bic
llntcrbriliglmg Der brei Terionen an
Soro fpilroe Der bintere s9aagang aIs
Sdlafralim frei eenladJt, ba er Der
eiit6ige Taum i'm Soot ,pur. Der iitl
obidlieEen Lies unb fir brei aserionen
daarcidte. Ssa ben eriieS beiOen Raf.
Ten lUlrDe Die gtad)trube Der gsoripegtr
sirrb 1aaben ror 3eritorern mcbr.
fah geltort. Die Srall BEG aapitdns
idien fri.,flib 5i iein unb lit oiid)
loobl ourb Die Mlifregung Der 8ericn.
fung ocs Sd)ifies nno Die ,lngepcbu.
ten 9erbaltniife an 9orb bes llssoo.
ies. Chr ipuroe oaher aIs Gtlaiitdtte
be aoie .ines Der OefoiiiSiere einge.
raumt, Die hurh gorieseu Don Glib.
len ic uerbreitsrt mlirbe, Sab biz
eaHse 5aWilis baraiif 9Iae fanS; bic
5aniIie lebte i'm iibriaen ponitdnoiS
IN Der . Tcdofii5iersmeiie. no man lid,
ihrer IN risbrenber @eiic annahm uno
Die ied,siabrise SoIpeis NIT @ebuIo.
ipielen, Stcinb l,ifaiten lirb 8ramn,p.
rbon beiddftigte. 9as Sinh ipur Der
SiebIiug Der 9arpen geiasrng, non al
len Seiten ipa,rbe Inn Gbofolabe uu6
Gafes 5iigeit,dt: balls lernte es ailf
1eutid .@uten Roraen" unb .g'ute
Raft" fag.r, itets iuor ie muntcr uno
terpriist. Die snrse camille bate iit'
ailf oem @oot einaelebt; iic
muBte biz SIgoInib on 9orb bleibciJ
Ia in oer peiten georoiee trob better
Sidtisfeit feline eiit5ige Sialdtpolfc
eines ncutralen Sdiffes seiidtct
nnlrbe.
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gerItn 10. ,Sebruar.

am 9erImlie oes arieses iinb Spe
rationspniien aus perftie6ener
@riinben eingctrcteii, unb ieSesma
bat iih Die 9ubli5iitif bieier grihei
nina bemad,tiat mb aaerIei Soffmun
gen unO 9efiirdtuneeu oaran se
! fniiptt. Sc erging es aiib linierei
SeIb3ussfiibrlng in @unidrien, ipeI'
dye einige lace lpenis bon iid borer
| lieb. Gab iie midi I'M bisberigen Genl'
20 yRalinl selpalin, Die 9iiiiien MID,
obne aIiiientbalt pom Seretb nad
9orSen i;nb Siten iagte, oab Die See
resiront oes ersber5ogs sSran5 Soiei
in ibrern 8orriiden gegen bas Seretb.
aebiet mir lorlgiam rpeiterfan, nnb
bab man in ben geridfen nit,ts mehr
oon Den 9ulgnran borte aIIe oieie
llmtanbe bradaen ioear 6eutide Sri.
tifer oa5u, 5u bebaipten oab niin.
mebr cine grrbc Haatie i'm runtani.
iden ,Selosuge eingetreteu lei.
Gie Srase mad benz Wdrirm bat iif
a ufoie etnfadlte @eiie eeloit. Der
e;nilub Ger gaitteriug bat iif gel.
icnS aemodt, unb bic idnierisen On.
rldrid)perbdltniiie fiioIid bcs Seretb
luutoen inter Sdneetreiben, welfeS
ole Bege fait unfenntIid nIadte, nod,
uneiinitieer ais bisber. @olteu Die
gngriifstruppeE IN georonetet ge.
iblcnener 6orm ibre 3iele il6rolif,
oeS Seretb anfaiieli, 10 nutbten lie oie.
ZEN idHuicriaen gerb1ItHiiien Hc6.
ming tragen iuto bem StiIrm un0
Chang nap bonpirts 3iigel aillegen.
llniere Seeresiiibriing IGbt nidt mic
Gle rriiiitbe ibre Snfanterie1tlniien au'
@siingcn ooer Uliblingcn orrinirmen.
@ir fparten Die Sdapeiterfpaife, Die
slrtillerie, ab, unb beren transport
lit Gin aunitihid, be Ell iib nid,t INN
!etdte uno gut bepeoIife aanonen
banoelt, ionberH um @eidiite iftper.
tier art, peIhe bic itarfbefeitigte 30
iiticn Der Sfuiien norbIit) unb 5itlib
bes seretb bearbeiten ioaen. Tic
Goui e,palhe gu 70 pjelen Denfiibin.
gen anIab geseben butte, triroe am
II. 3nniiar untefbrohenfdIs bic Or.
cberiing bes rpt1tioen griidenfopfeA
bon Wnneiti befrilnt miiroe. DicirI
@iiidenf,pf ifditte bic feiiibIiden
Stellinreep BET Dtulbeni iinb D2omo.
Iocia IN Der Iinfen sprtfe lnb Be-.
trotte aualci& bns ipdrltAe @eecneS.
lrcIneS IN ban tpeitmtsoebouten nbro.
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Der &riessauitaHo.

8te bic 9eri1te aus WaIbinator
lautsn, piro Der aonsreb feint
arissssrtldruns erIufen, ioncern els
uen &risssouitanb Spii4en uns uni
DeIti9lanb feititellen. Der llnter-
i4ieb 1T aber iebr uHpeIeutlid. Wir
babsn ben aries nit WeritO 1S46
ohns ariessertldruus sefiibrt. Der
RebeuiOnstries tonnte nur unter sinem
ariegsSuitanb eefiibrt perDeH, neil
eine &riessertlGrung nur an Ioupes
rGne Stuatsn erIaiien pirb uno pir
ielbitperftdnbli6 bic aonfobera.ion
ni6t als iouperGn urlertonnt bn5en.
60 melt es baber Deuti6lanb unb
uns betrdfe, ipiiroe Elm ariegsSultonb
einen &riee i'm oplliten umfangs bes
Wortes bsoeuten. Der unteri6ieO
piirbs lebiglih fir unier eigenes lanb
in getradt tommen, ba uuter einerl
Sriegs3uitanb bic 9spalten bes prds
iibenten ni9t 10 uusgebebnt limb, pie
unter elmer &riegsertldruns 4bsr Der
&riegsSuftuub ipiiroe benz 9rdiibenten
esitutten, eine ipE6e Sriessmatt dufs
5ubieten, als Der Sonsrsb peripilligt
fopie aud 5eere linb 5lotten mad Gus
rOpa gu f4iden. Sir ale prattiI6en
3pede beosutet ba6er Elm arie9sSus
itdno oas 9ldmli6e, tpie cine Erieass
ertldrung unb bab Der aongreb ii6
fir Die Griitens eines ariess3uitanbss
fidren tuirb, fteht leiber auber Groac.
DAP Der aongreb iid bafiir ents
i6siben ipirh, benefit, bab aues, pas
btsber bon unferer bo6sren gipilifas
tiOn unb Tittliden IuffaFung NIT ges
5ug auf ben 2ries gefugt tpprben 1T,
ni9ts anbsres als Ieere Worte ipursn,
benn tpollten mir nah ben erlsudtsten
@runofGben hunbeln, beren mir uns
bis9er seriibmt bdben, 70 biirfts es
peoer 5u einem arissssuitanbs, nod
gu eiuem Sriegs torlmen.
Die moberne unb bumane Mnf6a,ts
urs, bon Der mir bebaupteten, bab f.
infer @erbaften beitimme, aber BEL tsr
erffen probe f6pn sr6bfi9 mtbaGtpt
iDorben III. ldutet:
1. Wcnn @enustbuuns nuf anbere
Weife erldngt iperben tam, bat cine
ylation tetnen nOtbpenbisen rnb babsr
tsintn hsra&ttstsn Rtiessgrinb.
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9ie @iener 2linif 6Odenesa
nno bic Weriunnbcteupfese
Cine gorabnins bes ariegssespit.
ters. - Riidiidnoises Efleserin.
neupeien. yGbirureen.@riip.
pen iub Der aries. - Die Ginil.
franfen. - Tie ariessiiiidtIinge
iinb Die germurloetenpflese.

Die iiiueite Riinlmer Der v@iener
meouiniidep @ofeuihrift@ entbaIi
cine Meibe intereifanter slrtifel iiber
arieesfirursie BON ben Sd,iiIern b.
&oheneees. slus oen Snbnlt 6ieier
arbeiten mare ou eriuabneil bni, iidl
bieie Gbirursen iebr giiuitig iiber bic
Wetbobe Der gd,aoelihubbebanollns
ausIpred,en, iueId,e BON @arnip oli.
eegeben iuiir6e. Eos SntereiIe iueite.
rer areiie aber peroient Die einIeiten.
bic arbeit BON Sofrutb proieiior b,
Sodeneag .Ne ariegstbdtigfeit niei-
ner alinif1. gs 3eigt iih, ME fir.
ioreIih iinb nit ipeit dusblideroer
Worousiift Der beriibmtc @iener siti
infer olIe Robnnbmen getroffen bal.
I'm ben erobcu GrforberniiIen srreft
~ tperben, ipeIhe Der moberue arieg
an bieshinif itnb Gpferfreubiefeit Der
Gbtriirgen itelIt. H5ir eitnebn,en iei.
men ebenIo tttereiinittrn oils bebaitiD
men ausfiibrlnoeu einiee SteIIen
ipeI&e bieQfufmnffn berCc cifelt.
Il&feit psfbiensgt.
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Die GrfOls. Oes ll.goOttriesss

gus Berlin, %. Sebruar, tpiro amt
lid ulitgetbeiIt: Sm Dtonot sSnrlnar
int ITO feinblide SonbeIsfabroeuge
oou iusgcfom1nt $4,000 grutto.
reqiilertonner biird fricgeriife Mab.
nabnler Ger Mittelmdfte perloren qe.
gcnaen, oapon finb 81 5abr3euge NIT
24t,0O0 gritttoregiftrirtoitnen eng.
lid. sluBerSem iinb SO neltraIe San.
oeIsfabrseitge INIT 100000 grltto.
reeiitrirtonncn ipegen @eforberlng
oon garnpaare gum Jeinbe berienft
iporben. Ter Mlorntsperluit betrdet
aIio i,isgeinmurt 226 Gnbraeioe NIT
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Die v bfi9t Der probriten il.
bic Der. Staaten an SGnben uno iii.
BEN gebunben ben Iqiirten gu Iber.
liefern. Sas geIcbiebt bur1 oos Ser,
laHgeH, oaB bic Ser. Stdaten nit Der
aniirten Elm ginoniB einssben unt
ii9 in bieiem DerpfIi9ten, tsinsn &c;
porutfreben nit 0eutI9lano a6au.
f6liebeH. gBir boffen, DaB genua
lleberlesuns in 8dibtnston oor6anosr
fein pirb, I'm bic Golsen zines iol9sn
Binbnihes gu ii6erftauett, penn nil
ts aud ni9t nit 8eitimmtbeit bebaups
ten mDdten, penn fdon bic 56atia5e,
bdb iiberbaupt Elm arieg ertldrt pirb,
ldbt duf ei1,en betlaseustpertben Ulan.
gel an ueberlesung fdlieben. @enn
etn iol9es 8iinbnib einsesanssn pirb,
miibten mir ben arieg fortieben, 70
Iange eseGnglaub beliebt unb mir ND.
rem Derpflidtet, ben lesten Mann, ben
mir babeu, na9 europa au f6iden
unb es iann als feftftsbenbe 1bat.
fade seltsn, bab Gnelanb ben
Rrieg BIB ins unenbli9e fortiesen
ipirb, ba feinen 9epe9nunssn su
@runbe Iiegt, baB mir i'm 2aufe Der
3ett fiinf miIIipnen Munni6aften
aufbiekn tSnnten unb iiber geilua
waitteI Derfiisen, um sfuansis MiIiars
ben an ben arieg su ipenhHi gGns
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Ser @interftibaus i'm Shbuitsm
gon 6. aR o ratb. Wsaior q. ..

O,uti6e Sturmtruppen am Ssreib.-
Der Donau.ll.bersans ber guIsa'
rsn. - Der Setrss5us burd bic
Siimpfs Der DonausR sRieoerunssn.- -
Die gohnItni, ud@ ObeFo. - Der
Sunser i'm ruiiiGeu 6eere. - Die
pIanloiisieit Der ruHif4en armes'
9ransporis. = Das rufiid, Scer
nidt mrbr SupsrlGHis. - Die Wib.
banbIuns Gris9enlonbs.
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Se9s rMSpen" uno led 9
,SesuSler" pirbsn seniisen, I'm @nss
lambs Seema9t gu brechen uno ras
lam Ie6r balb tommen, inosm bic
Saudboote in ioldem WtaBe nsttsr
perpoIfommnet lperben, oaB lie ben
gefantnrten atiantiIten Oaeont bes
berriten.
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glprpesen bisibt neutral, |,
.beuIo Splanb, Sdtpeosn Sdnemart
unb Gpanien. Sas ein3ige 2ano, nas
5i6 ni@i neutral perbGlt, iino Die yer,
Staaten, ipGbreno es ihre Yfltht 9ea
peIen tpdrs, alien 2dnbs.n ais Msnitsr
ebrIiher yleutrdlitdt ppranSuseben.
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England babel poridmeben tpiirbe.
mare ni9t bios. Deutihlano 81
@runbs su ri9ten. iOnbern aud bic
Der. Staaten, 10 bab es Gkbieter iiScr
bas aan3e Meltall more.