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The Detroit times., 1917-07-26
Truer Words Never
Were Spoken. Michaelis,
Than These of Yours

Chancellor Michaelis. the new puppet
premier put up by the reactionaries and
military satraps who surround the
kaiser, said in his maiden speech:
What our troops have accomplished
in three years is unprecedented in the
worlds history"
Their deeds are indeed written in let
tiers of fire and of blood on the pages of
the worlds story. They are indelible
They will remain for all time to tell Of
Germany's shame and of Germanys
crimes. Nothing can ever wipe out the
record.
1t was German troops that invaded and
overwhelmed peaceful little Belgium.
laid waste its fields and farms, ravaged
its cities, enslaved it's men, starved its
children and outraged its women.
1t was German troops that made of
northern France desert, that pilaged
beautiful old churches and dwellings and
that, beast-like. repeated its Belgium
offenses against innocent humans.
II was German troops that murdered
Edith Cavell.
1t was German troops that, under the
false claim of reprisals, shot Belgian
men held as hostages.
1t was German troops that wantonly
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26
Let the Law of Supply
and Demand Alone, and
Bread Will Come Down

Food spectators, as the Times has
previously pointed out, are fond OF talk
ing about the law of supply and demand.
For example, when the price of beef
steak and potatoes scars to unheard-oi
heights and the long-sutfering consumer
kicks. he is told that the crops have
failed to such an extent that the supply
of beefsteaks and potatoes is not equal
TO the demand.
Or, too many beefsteaks and potatoes
have been shipped to the nations OF Eu-
rope, creating demand in excess OF the
supply left at home.
When the farmer kicks about the rum
Gus prices at which he is forced 10 sell
his products, it works just as well the
other way.
He has raised more potatoes, he is.
told, than there Are people to eat them.
1t is a perfect alibi. The spectators
have used it for many years and Only
recently has it begun to fail them.
Just now it isn't working so well.
There are increasing signs that its use
fitness as an alibi is about over.
No one questions the basic relation of
supply and demand to commodity prices.
The trouble is that supply, at least,
has been officially restricted
The cold storage system. intended for
preserving the products of an abundant
season for consumption during lean
years, has been manipulated in such
way as to nullify the effect on the mar
ket of an abundant supply.
Food spectators have deliberately de-
stroyed large crops for the purpose of
reducing the supply to point far below
the demand, in order that high prices
might be extorted.
A great many people have been aware
of this state of affairs for years.
But they couldn't prove it.
So long as the spectators held con-
troll of the commercial processes of the
country they could shape supply and de-
mand as they saw fit and the old abb
still worked
Then, one day, the government shut
down on gambling in wheat futures and
the gamblers, who had been all along
maintaining that it wasn't their opera !
tions-mercy, no, simply the law of sup
ply and demand-which were forcing the
staff of life to famine prices, sat down
to await vindication of their theories.
But, instead, the price of wheat began
to drop at once, and up TO the present, |
despite U-boat sinkings and elevator
fires, has shown no indication of return
to the old panic prices.
1t is being sold now minus the tax eX-
acted by the man who has "cornered'
a large share of the supply.
And now comes Mr.. Hoover, who says
that there is in this country prospec
tive supply of food sufficient to feed our
selves and our allies, with bit left over
for neutrals. provided it is properly mar
eted and distributed.
Moreover, Mr.. Hoover predicts a re-
turn to the fivs-cent loaf of bread, once
his administration gets running smooth
ly, and that with wheat at a guaranteed
price to the farmer of 81 per bushel
Take care of the fellow who is mon
keying with supply and demand, and sup
ply and demand will take care of them
selves.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26
Anniversaries
r0DAl's ANNI, EnsARIEs
BY Webster.

--5-rontinental congress estab-
iishrd th- postufHc" service and
placed benjamin Franklin in charge.
Charles Morris famous
American naval officer % me war %
1872 born Woodstock. Conn. ped
500 WlRhiug tpu. a. r.. Jan p 1885
1872 The famous slucp-Cf-WRr Sa
ratoga vas launched al Portsmouth.
isls- SIR Ioau rrarkiin's expedi-
tiou lasr ssen bv whaler
1888 Cen ~su Houston tho faith
er ~ the state ~ Texas. died in.
Hurtsv'ile TeN. Born IN Virginia
1854 onemans rata 20 capture
Macon. ga. commenced.
lSf--lr Peters. 10 Hamilton COLI
iog~ discovered the ninety second
planet. which was nared "tndina
Allen r Cs0erton. Confeder-
ate states senator from Virginia and
United states senator from West Viz
MA died % Washington. y. g.
Fa-n 70 Monroe county. Va. Nov 2l.
iSae- Rev charles r. Hal. was
ccnserrated bishop coadjutor ~ ~.
Episcopal diocese ~ Springfield. IN
ONE YEAR AGO TO-DAY ~ THE
WAR
British completed the capture Of
Poz efes
United states made strong protest
- = .ft~' N.t ft.H To t'Itt = .NF'
Russ tu. threatened Austrian hold
on Brody taking 1000 more prlsorS
ers
ToDty's BIRTHDAYS
william r Merriam. former gov
ernor ~ Minnesota born in Essex
county. y S. - years ago today
Fmucf u Hoyie. the present gov
ernor ~ Nevada, born ia Virginia
city Nev % years sgo today.
James x Nsrdauan United states
senator from Mississippi. horn IN
Jackson county. Tex, IS years ago
today
stephen O'Neara former we'll
known nrw paper publisher now po-
lice commissioner ~ Boston. born n
'h7rlnttetown. =. T.. T.. 80 years ago
today
Edward IT, House. who has been
called Tho Western Warwick be-
cause ~ his position - intimate
friend and adviser 20 President WI
son. born IN Houston. Tex. 50 years
ago today.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26
Children and GrOwn-Ups
BY DR.. FRANK CRANE
Copyright. 1915. by Frank Crane)


We make two mistakes, one in treating
children like children, and the other in
treating grown people as if they were
not children.
1t irritates a child just as much to be
patronized and patted on the head and
looked down upon as it would you.
What he wants is comradeship. What
he resents is being treated entirely diff
ferent from the rest of the family.
When you say to your neighbor, will
you please have a seat" and to Tommy
"Sit down. of course it hurts. And it
may be necessary and hygienic for him
to be packed off to bed at eight o'clock
just when the rest of the family are be-
ginning to have fun, but can you blame
him for not liking it?
If you'll try treating little girl some
times precisely as if she were grown.
go on and say all the big words you
please and don't explain, be just as polite
and considerate with her as if you were
two level equals you'll be surprised at
what a remarkably wonderful little girl
she is.
And why do you tell Tommy to be
good boy? You don't tell grown-ups to
be good men. And why exhort him to
be nice? Did any human being, old or
young. ever want to be nice?
Suppose you act toward him, as much
as possible, just about as you would act
with somebody your own size, and see
what happens.
OF course it can't be done. But, in
the language of w. S. Gilbert's opera,
you might try"
Then there's the other mistake, think
ing that grown-ups are different and
can't understand the child motives.
! am a hundred years old, more or
less, according to the direction of the
wind, and | am amused at the impass-
able gulf younglings seem to think gaps
between me and them. They assume as
a matter of course that | don't want to
dance or play tag or roll on the floor.
The fact is would rather play good
game of marbles any day than golf. and
if anybody would welcome me I'd enjoy
pussy -wants-a-corner or a fine old kiss
ing game like postotIice. But it's no use.
I'm barred | have TO go along and be
a man when all the time I'm not In my
secret moments | never think of myself
as big logy man. And thank goodness
when | dream | have all kinds Of games
with the other children.
And have an idea that if we remem-
bered that all men and women who ever
were children are children still we would
understand them better.
Says Mary Austin: at has always
been assumed that child psychology is
grown-up psychology diluted with sugar
and water. :. Children do not
think of themselves az children. but as
kings and pirates and heroes and fairy
princesses. Always they figure
themselves as grown-ups, or at least do
ing grown-up things"
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26
The Old Gardener Says:

Eat what you can and can
what you can't" Is more than
Joke this year Cans are scarce
and high. tho. and IT will pay the
average amateur 10 dry or evapo
rate his surplus fruit and many
~ tho garden vegetables. This
can be done by the aid ~ the
sum- or in the oven. or better
stu by n small evaporating ma
chine Whatever you do, Jet
nothing be wasted
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26
Atavisrn

Father what kind OF boats were
the rams they used so much in the
civil war;
They were probably the ances-
tors OF the eweboats OF today. my
boy. Puck.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26
Surprised

Girls Father Ru how can Won
support my daughter Twenty IDOL
lars month won't pay the rent
. Suitof You don't mean 20 say
you'll charge Edith and me rent. do
you?
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26

fdIS DEPARTMENT
s~inder II
urfa in
soser'
viii not be
Advice viii
withheld
AcMrror, The Times. Detroit Mich
mo
,~i 1
mere Please
Cadillac Mich
Of
listed Poor Manual Of In
1915
Loc brokers nothing The and its stock is
quoted here
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26

The importance
~ keeping an .
box clean cannot
De- overs ated IT,
tould be- kept
ggupui0g-ly clean
AZ al. times Any
liquid That IS spill.
I'd should be pip
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26
MEMORY TEST.
On what date had the Detroit police Jailed
the last OF the Black Hand?

On what date had the Detroit police Jailed
the last OF the Black Hand?
The Women's Council Of the National
Council of Defense has issued protest
against the kissing of recruits by young
men. Meaning. girls, that you are ex-
.pected to confine yourselves to the regu-
lars.
They have called the soldiers boys 10 arms
They've drawn the numbers out.
And soon they'll al a trench In France,
Auocracy 10 rout.
But a man We know. who hailed tho war
With a patriotic roar.
Has developed limp, in the last few days,
That he never had before.
Tough luck. Phyllis. Looks like you
had better pick out one the next time
who is over the draft age.
Perhaps the striking feature in the di-
vorce suit started by a New York hus-
band against his wife, on the ground that
he fears her, is the fact that the husband
is lion tanner.
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY
The wooden bridge to Belle Isle vas rep
resented as temporary. A
= .
cit ahead of that machine in front.
Bert; it's a woman dIivin'"
Here's a frankfurter, Rover; the best
you get is the wurst of it.
lever make willow whistler
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26
Famous speeches o. Famous Men

SILK OLoughn. II e-e-ee-e-e-ee's out"
What's this" inquired the angry
husband examining the bundle carried
by his wife on her return from the Belle
Isle bathing beach
1t was the bathing apparel of a man
who, the wife said. had saved her life.
Nevertheless the husband has started
bathing suit for divorce.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26

with his magnifying glass. AZ.
ter A careful examination he
walked away. without attempt.
ing 10 relieve the guides dis.
tress.
Why didn't you take II out
of his ear? ?" asked one OF his
friends.
What did I want with it?"
cue, f..I 81 .l..s..t..a 80. a.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26

ed him the boss wasn't I'm.
Never mind, thai do az
weel." answered the man. and
the assistant began 20 measure
him. When he had taken the
measurements for the coat and
vest h. stood up. scratched his
head and looked down at the
mans legs.
"NNnf aria lnnLinr NJ ." naioA
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26
Laugh With Us

An Adirondack guide one day fell asleep in
The woods. and bug crawled into his ear. A
naturalist who was one Of the hunting party.
was ahln 20 discern tho lnanct
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26

bands name or Mrs. your Christian name and
then your husbands full name. or you might
simply sign your Christian name and your bus.
bands surname Write II as you are In the
habit OF signing ~"
II can't write"
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26
he X eep Well
: { QUINN
colo FOOD

A refrigerator Is device for pre-
serving food by the antiseptic low
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26

ALREADY have
specimen OF that kind Of bug In my collection"
man who was much handy legged entered a
local talors the other day and asked 10 be
measured Tor now suit. The assistant inform.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26
From Another Poinfof VeU
BIZ C. T. S.

But for our bone dry law there would
probably be lot Of rejoicing hereabouts
over the decision Of the tailors that mems
clothing in 1913 viii have pockets.
Possibly not few Hip. hoorays."
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26

My whole name >"
Yes. ma'am
"Hefore ] was married."
No. just as n is now"
IAN my y husbands name.
too Why. the man has been
dead seven years."
You should sign your name
Mrs. followed by your hus-
bands name. or Mrs. your Chr
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26
neaIth aue.tlons An,~,,.d

" " What causes snoring"
When one breathcs with some
force fhru the mouth and nose AZ
The same time. the soft palate which
hangs az the back ~ the mouth is
violently shaken or vlbrated and The
snoring sound results
Tho condition YOU describe h. m.
usual and no definite answer could
Dec given without q thorough e1ami.
nation Consult % doctor
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26

woman entered Chicago savings bank
and placed $50 In front ~ the teller lie pushed
out the book for her signature and said Sign
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26

The man
Why. Alvin lookn ~ tho legs Awe never
measured onybody Ike thee afcar."
"Oh, never mind my legs" said the man Thee
measure um straight, ovid lad Avn bend um
mlsei'."
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26
NeCess0rU
BY eERToN eRALEY

justa stick without single parlor trick,
hav no XII o OF Wit
cam mimic's and prestidgtators art
something quite beyond me and never sang note
not bar for the basso
Nor do double liven things bit,
vi talented and clan
who brighten up a party and who always make hit.
who rocite
I've keptth he table the parlor a
Bur = a wherever chance to be
For I'm a bu audience and that Is where score;
chan others pranks loudly laugh
Audso | m in the universe because
would by uness such stupid folk as
about TO listen and to furnish the applause
q
A1k&4GeX +.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-26

UP up a. once and all crumbs 70
moved II this il not done these
food. form a breeding place for
germs
The ideal temperature OF the aver
age ice box. which IS between 80 De
grees and so degrees Fahrenheit.
stops tho growth 81 tho bacteria only
temporarily Food. that IS allowed
20 remain in the lce-boX TOO long
viii decay
IN order 20 have an ice. box work
Up ~ Do highs. siandlrls OF by
giene and efficiency you must
Keep it clean
2 Keep the ice chamber reu
filed 80 AZ 10 regulate The temper
ature
Use fhe foods'uT- as quickly
as possible. thus lcsecning Tho time
of storage and the consequent dan
ger ~ contamination
Keep Az open Jar ~ calcium
chloride in tho food chamber box
A. Me Toy OF tho chloride becomes
moist ecr1pc IL on until dry sur
face Is exposed
BE careful about placing milk In
the refrigerator n milk Is kept IN
an open vessel ia an ice-box with
meats and various kinds ~ vegeta-
bles. IL wili absorb odors from them.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-04-19

NeT Die Berboltniffe IN BEN afer-
bouItoaten ous eieener Mniholltng
.fennt, tpeiB, peIha aolamitdt gerabc.
a., Der Irbeitermonoe lit nno NIT
lpelher @ehiblen Die 6armer ieoes
eesahr einpr6rnte erttgegen feben, pen,,
fie ME Iiher tpiiien pie fie bieielbe
einbringen bl1eu.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-04-19
Grscrb Ses sentih+ainerifaniIhe
Siiraerredlts.

Gros bes ariegs3uitanaes fonnen
Seutid)e bic siueiten Siirserpapiere
crbaIten, wenn iie uin Die eriten ---
npr Der Grfldrmug Ses ariegssnitau'
bes - einsefemmen iinb. Gieie Gnt.
iheibung, lpelthe Iebte @ode bon Dem
9unocsopsetfationsgeridt in Seem
gorf obeeoeben rpuroe, tit fiir oa8
gorSe 2ano rnoBGebeno.
Ser 9ullbesonpaIt batte, Inn Die
gntiheibung oes 8erihts All erbalten,
bie GrteiIlng oes giirgsrredts anSo-
nab Meper angefohtea. Weper, Der
1863 In 0eittid)lono aeboren lit, fa,it
nit feiaen EItera oIs bieridbriger
annbe nod almerifn. eeSn 8lauben,
oo 3 iein Batter, tpeIher 1871 ltarb,
naturoIifiert qetpeIen, itimntte MeDer
BEL BohIen nit sHo aiellte Dieoerbclt
ais Seihnorerter. Grit Dor 5tpet Sab.
rem entoefte er ieinen ssSrrtum unb
nahm lofort Ole eriten gopiere herons.
gos glppeIlotionsgeridlt ertihieD,
Bob bas gefeb nift beabithtige, aus.
I1noer bon Der grlonging oes gir.
oerredts oussuldlieBen penn Tie ibte
abiid,t, giirqer Scr Ser. Staoten Sill
fpersen. erflart haben c he es at ei'
mem Grtege nit ihrem SeimatIanoe
gefunmen III.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-04-19

in Der Weaenb pon Mrras, bic inn bri-
ttIdyen amtlidDen Seridlt ais ppn hrl-
tiifcn Sruppeu erobert beseid)net
luurben, idun mebrere Sage burber
pon Der oentiden Seiabung frenpillis
geranmt murbcn. Die Sepeidlc iagt
wcitcr bctreffs Der britiIden ScridDte
iiber bic augeblidJe Smrhbred)nns
Der rNinbeubnrs-einie, bak Die
britiihen slnsriffe iid) aegen Stelnn.
eeu ridDteten, bic bic Sentid)en ieit
1915 bciett batten mnS Jest anfaeeF-
ben baben; baseaen lei bic britiid)e
Sffenitpe i'm 0ansen, trob einselner
6rtlidDer Grfulse, ais 6eblId)las sn be-
trnd)ten.
Sie Seutid)en bebnupten io,ueit
INNER nod Gems. Sic cSinoenburn'
2irie" tit trut Der ,uiitenoeu Ingriffe
Der britiId,en Srnppen nod inteft
,Sm letten Nnsenblif mari bieicr be.
riibmte ocntihe Strate9c grufe Neies'
pen in bic critic 2iuie unO mari 10 besl
Nneriff iciner 8egner snrilf, Der sett'
iueilia nit ieiner 3ableu-llebermadlt
bic 2inie sn bebrpben Idien.
Nid,t mir lit Der eriuartete 6all upu
Gems anfgebalteu iuorben, ionoern Dit
glQiicrten beginiten Der fiirdDterliheu
@erlnite anidleinenb miIoe sn tuersen
bic iie ibre lpieberbulten pereebliheu
&erindDe, bas iuertpulle apbleneebie1
mn Gems, bas ben Sentid)eu idJun il
sroRe 9tenite seleiitet bat, snriidsn
eroberu, gefoitet baben.
9l0c geridjte, amtlid,e iuie uidlt
amtlidye, itimmcu barin therein, SaR
mGbrenb in friiberen Sd,ladten at
Der @eitfrpnt bas glut Der gllliierter
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-04-19

aein omcrifoniid 3iirser ocltt.
ffer 9lutes miro bebuuern, menn Die
Ser. Stanten He9ierltng Die Welt.
friegsarilis benubt, um cine Itarte
&erteteigl1ngss sNrmee un0 cine itarfe
,5lotte ollf5uboucn, Inn ftd] politiih
uno 0fonomi1h bon europa, uno be-
iouoerS bon gn9lono unobbdugig 81
mahelt SSm 8eQentcil. gir min.
1hen nltr niht, bob 0iea8er. Staaten
fiir Gnglono rcIp. Die 9lQiierteu -
3lun Shaoen oc3 c'genen Snn0e8 -
Die aoltanien aus bent Jel1Cr bolCn.
9cforntlid hobcn bie gldticrten
inrmer mie0er 0oraltf blngcrDieIe1,
oaB cine oncrifonilhe 9lrnee ntht
gebraubt miro, lonoern Die Ser. Staas
ten iif auf Die &lcfcrung bon Srteg5.
material unO 9tohrungsnitteln be-
ihrdnfen loacn. 2juh gegen oen Nus
bal1 lnIerer ,5lottc .baben it6 englt1dc
Staotsm0uncr aua8clprohen un0 IS
ais Direft beoauerlid) be5e!dnet, oaB
bic omerifnniihe 6lotte DergroBert
miro. Sie Ser. Staoten Iaben iih IN
iDrer Sbnn1aht onlf)eineno ge3Duns
oen, tpQbreno oc$ 8rieges Dem Crude
Gnglanos nahDu8cbcn, aud III Der
Yanomofonol An9cle0enbeit, un0 oa5
obefreunoete" Cnglano bot aud mah'
reno oes iebioen 9rieqes ale olnertfa~
niihen 8erIufe Derettelt, cine 9ans
oelsflotte allfaubauen.
9lls Die 9iegierung serIlt6te, bic
beuti6en 0oMpfer ouf3utaufen, legte
Die britiihe 8egierung iofort tbr Ne1o
ein; Der umerifouiid,e Sonoel nuroe
al1f aae moglihe 8eiie difoniert, I'm
belien gnttpiflun9 1tntnoeItd 8lt mo.
her, ltno england periuhte ale8, unt
BEN amerifani IGen Saloel nit ben
Reutralen slt berbinoern uno i'm nlr
ouf Die Sieferung bon ariegSmoterial
5u beihr0nfen, oumit England rnl 10
ungeItorter ON bent aufbou seS @an,
hcl5 nit ben Neutralen orbeiten
.fonnte. IS lit bemerfenSfpert, oaB
8aIbirgton ongebIidD teinen ein3igen
@unid gnglanos berxdiihtiet bot.
gor aGen1 ioIen nun insgeiomt
5000 Sanbel5idifie gebaut meroer,
BON oenen be1auDtet miro, noaB iie
oa3u beItintn1t ieicn, Die lbootblofaGe
All ol1rdbredlen". Maior 8eneral
George @oetbnlS, Grbauer oeS Xanas
mufauolS, lit fornlctl bonn GrdiiSelt~
ten 8ilIoA erIuht ipDroen, Die geauis
iibttgung oes 8ous bon 1000 b9l5ers
nen Shiffen fiir ben Musln1bsber'
febr Der Ser. Gtooten 81 iibernebmen
Die 8unbes+ +Gdlffabrtsbeborbe hut
$50,000.000 fir oieien 3toef CUR
Gerfiigllng gdte[t. genlerfenslpert
lit aber Die angabc, aaB bas erite
SanIens erit i'm Is Munaten fertis
icis ioG. Tim bic 3eit lit Der aries
bpdl Iansit 5n Gnse. es lit olio flar,
baB es lih Inn ben 9lufbo1 elmer ante-
rifaniihen SanbeI8flotte bonbelt bob
Die @ebrpfIihtbiG ourd Den Gon9rcB
gebrodt tperben Ion, sm Elm groBes
Seer alt88uriiiten, 1nb baB Die Isa.
rine ousqebolt tperben ioa, 1iht lit,
IN Den Stanb geieet 81 iperben, Die
oeutihc Morine nieber5ltringen, Die
IN Der engIiIhcn iebt idon eiren iiber.
mahtiaen gegner bot, 'onoern Ste Die
Gufoabe haben miro, Sapon unh noGa
liheripeile auh England nisoer5nrilt-
gen.
gsir polIen hoftn, bob unier
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-04-19

Ghreibt bic rGbicogo Qribuue'
6ieier Gage:
v9luf irgeno eine @ciie muB scr
MittetmeIten ous ieiner frdgbett OUT
qeriittclt ner0en. g(I8 oIe entbulioIti.
it]en i,lngen Retrl4ten ourd bie Stro'
Bcn Gbtcngo5 mnrl6terten auf Dem
@coe nod Scr 9iilte, INN tbre Eflif,t
Al, tun mnren Bic Straben ItiH luro
Die Renidenmengen 9Ietd)8illtlg.
y@em cine Abteilung ocutider
SolOotcn einerlci oh groB ooer flei!t
ourh sic StroBen bon Berlin noh H.
rem 3u4e nmrihiert, Damn 9ibt g
W}uiif, Nlun1en ln0 Gpplous.
09tno Die Ser. Stoaten Tot, oocr
I6lQfen ite nur? gSenn mir ii Der,
buupt allfgeipedt peroen tonncn, 10 III
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