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her and held them loosely, while she
settled herself behind him with little
relieved sigh, saying: 1T would have
killed me-not to find you waiting
Yes--killed me. The shame Of going
to meet a laggard sweetheart! O! You
must be good to me always
81 will-God helping me-. Willard
interrupted fervently. He felt her
tremble as she leaned lightly against
him, and slipped tiny bare hand with
in his free one. Clearly she mistook
him for the laggard with whom she had
planned to elope-as clearly it would
be the height OF cruelty to let her dis
cover her mistake, so long as they're
alone in this hidden world. Mist HAD
turned into fine chill rain-not pelt-
ing, but penetrating, Very gently Will
lard felt her shoulders, 10 find them
covered with more than silk blouse.
She laughed softly at his cropping touch
saying eagerly: IF had put on my
habit, or even jocket they would have
suspected-and stopped me. So ran
out, just as l was-making believe it
was to tell Pete about shutting up my
chickens. Oh" with an ecstatoc breath
you can't know how good it feels to
be-free."
selim was indeed weight carrier
also evidently built for hunter Bad
as the footing was, he went CALAMITY,
up hill, down dell, along levels Of slip.
perry clay surface. Presently he whin'
MED, keen and shrill, and was answered
from afar. At the sound. he struck into
gallop, left the beaten road, and cut
across open woodland, leaped ragged
brush tense edging it, and held on to a
darker blur, evidently stable. Once
again he called-to be answered in sew
eral keys. Almost before they knew it,
he fetched up plump against paddock
fence across which heads were thrust
in welcome.
A Pickering lantern showed a groom
approaching them-his figure gnome'
like in the light. "Whut-all you done
brung back yere, old Selim?" he cried
affably. II knows 70 whicker-fur as
l kin hear it."
Tell your master it's-the runaway
couple-to come quick-with the IL
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DOES YOUR FAMILY TURN UP IT'S
NOSE AT YOUR WARTIME MENUS?

tomato salad, watermelon.
Wednesday.
Brsaktast-Cantalou fried mush
or ostmeai, coffee,
Luncheon - Corn pudding, ginger
bread, tea
pnner-BreaSt Of lamb en- casserole
with vegetables, cucumber and onion
salad, peach sheNcake.
Thursday.
BreSktast-Ries with boiled raisins
toast coffee.
Luncheon - Goldfish (ereamed) In
green peppers, rolls, tea,
DinneF--Thiek stew Of beef and veg
etableS, baked potatoes, Lady Balti'
more cake, coffee,
Friday.
(Without Meat.)
Breaktast-Chilled watermelon, oat'
meal and cream, coffee.
Luncheon-Corn fritters, rye muf
fins, blackberries, tea.
DiEner-New lima bean roast, may.
onnaiss Of tomato brown bread, peach
dumplings, coffee,
Saturday.
Prea6ast-BRcon and eggs, toast,
coffee.
Luncheon-cream cheese salad with
peppers, corn mullins, cocoa.
Dinner-Pork chops with apple sauce
boiled beets, chocolate cellars, coffee.
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HOME FOLKS TESTIFY

There are so many people in Fair.
mont and in every city, town and ham,
let in West Virginia who have been
benefited by DR.. Pierce's medicines
that 1t is nothing new to see their tes-
timony in print.
Mrs. Annie Lewellyn, 2l5 Newton
street, this city, says: II developed a
severe case of woman's weakness l
suffered with pains in the back and
side, extending downward. This
caused me to become nervous and
weak and all rundown in health. i
began taking DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
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and can recommend it to those who
suffer with womanly trouble"
Mrs. ]. D. Summers, Ill Diamond
street, this city, says: I'VE have used
DR.. Pierce's medicines in our family
and they always gave perfect sRtsfac'
ton. have taken the 'Favorlte Pre-,
scriptiOn' as a womans tonic when
l was weak, nervous and all rundown
in health and found it very beneficial
so much so that can recommend II to
others who are ailIng. also had ca.
tarrh quite badly and was permanent
ly relieved by usi5g DR.. Sage's cataKrh
Remedy. l can also recommend this
medicine"
One nice thing. about DR.. PierceB Fa.
vorits Prescription 1t contains no al.
cohol or narcotic nor any harmful
ingredient. Put up In liquid and tab.
lets and sold by druggists. II not OBJ
tainable, send $1,OO to DR.. PiercA In
valids Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y, and he
will mail large package Of tablets.
Mrs A. A. Atha, 200 Grafton street.
this city, says: Or. PIerce's FaVorite
Prescription helped me when most
needed help and am glad to respm'
mend 1t, When l was going through
middle age 1 became all rundown,
weak and nervous, could not sleep, had
severe p1ins in my back and hips so
l could hardly walk. / took SIX bot
ties of the 'F'avorite Prescription END
It brought me through this criticat
period in a good, strong, healthy con-
dition. Women who bare going through
this critical time should not suffer, but
take 'Favorite Prescription"
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slFou must pardon me, Miss New
Ion, but | can hardly credit that
tatennent,' Mrs, Van Rensselaer, ex-
claimed" said Paula as she contin-
ned the recital Of her episode with
the society woman.
~ stepped to the door and called
Z passing steward. viii you go on
deck and tell Mr. Van Rensselaer, his
mother would like to see him?'
an few minutes Jack was back
n the cabin and looked surprised
when he found me there.
=" I have been looking for you all
over the ship, Paula he said.
Jack, l want you to tell your
mother what l answered when you
asked me to marry you
Jack looked from one to the other
and the color surged over his face.
She told me did not know my
own mind and to go and marry Char
lotte and be happy but mother I can
never care for Charlotte we'll enough
10 marry her and l shall love Paula
alI my life
There you see, Mrs. Van Renssa-
laer, refused your boy, who is a
very dear boy, before l knew he was
penniless.'
"'But am not penniless,' said Jack
Ia surprise.
"'You would be, dear, If you mar
He'd me-
Sfbid you tell Paula thIsp asked
IhA1k SkArnlV.
But Jack let me explain, begged
h mother.
"There are no explanations was
pis interruption, because 1t Is not
rue and you know it is not trpe.
Paula, my grandfather left me over
million dollars that is mine no mat.
er whom marry. l am sorry to say
" mother deliberately lied to you
with this he left the room and
ON the look his mother gave me as
followed / knew she blamed me for
3 whole episode,
t'Margie," said Paula suddenly,
henever l stop to think OF the aw-
things money makes US do It
ems to me 1t is the real and most
Srible curse We have put upon US
this earth.
1--WE lie for It; We steal for II; we
rider for 1t. We sell our souls and
ose of others for It; we cast out
o the world those who are not
TO live without our help for It;
give up home, friends, love honor
Il.
And what does It mean when we
It ct the cost Of all these worth
lie things? 1t means we have paid
the highest coin we know-love,
2, home, honor=for 3 thing that
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effective Unless she did, she must go
back to the Turrentlne house; II she
did, he would promise her a brothers
care and tenderance, So they we're
married over again In the presence Of
the dead, Ethel mourned him truly,
but youth means love, If her face is
an index now, these three years past,
she has been as happy a woman as
though she had no history.
lien Observation-Disclosures
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try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com:
pound. / took six bottles and today !
am o healthy woman able to domy own
homework. l wish every suffering
woman would try Lydia 3. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, and find out for
themselves how good it ts"-AFa CARL
A. KIEso, sos North Ave-, Aurora, Ill.
The great number Of unsolicited tes"
timoniels on file OF the PInkhsn Lab
oratory, many of which are from time
to time published by permission. are
proof Of the value Of Lydia D. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound, Ia the
treatment of female ills.
Every ailing woman In the United
States is cordially invited to write to
the Lydia E. Pinkhsm Medicine Co.
(confdentisD, Lynn, Mass, forgpeeial
advice. 1t is free, will bring youheslth
end may save your life!
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ilI9(9ant1Ss} Sun Beam

born and the crisis il naturally one Of
less pain and danger.
TO neglect the use o. Mothers
Friend" for q single night 10 q mistake.
Send or phone to the druggist for a bot
tie today and write for valuable nee
book, ''GGotherhood and the Baby. Ad'
dress The Bradhsld Regulator Co, Dept,
x, 800 Lamar Building, Atlanta Ga,
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The coming Of the sunbeam-thS new
baby-shouId be happy time for the ex.
pectant mother. She should help nature
by the daily use Of the safe, penetrating
external preparation, Mothers Friend.
BY It's regular use the breasts are kept in
good condition, the tendency to morning
sickness il avoided. The abdominal mus
Giles relax without strain Hhsa baby Is
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severe pans N my
back and sides until
/ became 50 weak I
could hardy walk
from chair to chair,
and got so nervous
/ would jump sthe
slightest noise. !
was entirely unfit
to do my house.
work, / was giving
up hope Of ever be.
ing well, when my
sister asked me to
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ly: Then make haste and get up be-
fore me. Icouldnt get the other horse
but Selim carries double-and won't
mind the weight. He knows the way,
fortunately-reverend uncle bought
him only month back from his broth
er reverend. That's why I-oh, | was
in such a stew-the fog and all-but
praise me for putting on mans sad
dlie-I couldn't have you ride behind
me-"
Willard stood hesitant, amazed, yet
ready for adventure. Here was a way
out-the only possible way. At the girls
impatient cry: Get up! Quick!" he
mounted obediently took riens from
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vittated taste.
Very large feet may be considered
ugly but that is no reason why one
should draw the inference that the
smaller they can be made the more
beautiful they are.
Feminine beauty is a matter OF pro-
portion. A foot, like a waist, may be
ukly because 1t Is too small, quite as
well as because tits too large
The beauty of foot lies in its arch
ed structure, in the shortening and
equal direction Of the toes, among
which the great toe is remarkably long.
The middel Part OF the foot should not
touch the ground.
Be sure that your shoes are proper
fit and then you won't need to soak
the feet often in hot water, Wash them
as you do the rest Of the badly and then
massage them at night with a little
cold cream if they ache.
Above all else walk on the balls OF
your feet and dance with your heels of
the floor.
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scription and this medicine cured me
OF all my weakness and restored me to
health and strength. Ihave never had
any return OF the trouble. l know 1t
10 be a wonderful medicine for women
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mrs, RIESO SICK
SEVEN MONTHS /
Restored to Health BY lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

Aurora, Ill.-"For seven longmoaths
! suffered from female trouble, With
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-24
BY lpAH CYCLONE GIBSON,
Beauty Expert Of the West VirglnIan
and Author of Confessions
Of a Wife,"


~ am glad that barefoot dancing
came into fashion" said the man who
sat next to me at the movies, where
Marguerite Clark was being pictured
as barefoot girl in fair tale for chill
dren.
Small feet are beautiful only on a
small body, and the sight Of fat, fair
and forty" hobbling along on French
heels which accentuate number three
shoe is both pathetic and ludicrous,
Ones feet were made to stand on
and are in reality rather small sup
ports for ones body, consequently they
should be allowed great freedom. The
pointed shoe, making the foot very
long and narrow is cultivated and
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equity, as am a cigarmaEer ana eli
most of me time. How can prevent
this tendencyl"
Lessen the amount OF food eaten;
increase the amount OF water YOU drink
Eat meat but once a day andsparinglY,
Eat more OF fruits and fegetableR
The Very Best
Bess-"And is she good houses
witeT Jane-"A pippinl Why, the
poor chap has no comfort WhateHerE
Life. d
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Eie britiihe 0eriipn
tls6er bic RdpHuas beuif3er Sdiffs
Gn bar boudnbil4en aafe.

2rnbon, Is. Jult. - Dos Mlas
rtnemiuiiteriam bat ben foIgenbtn
Berita iiber bic dm mnntas erfolSte
aaptruns Don pisr beiitidtn DAM
pFern on Der 9oaauotf&eu &ife Der'
0ffsntli3t:
Gins unIerer l.ibten 9eItapaber
iitt.is am Miontas Worgeu I'M balb
flint uhr, pdbreRn es bic Rorbiee abs
patrouillirts, cine aR3ah bslti4er
1anlpfer. gs ipurbe bas Signal gum
anbaltsn unb gum DsrlaHen Der
Saiffs gegebsH. uno es ipurben
S9iiiie iiber bic Sdiffe gefeuert. I'M
BEN 8efebl Ra9bruf 81 ssben.
Der 9efebI tpurne ni9t befolgt
iinb IGmmtlihe Gdiffe bielten duf bic
bolGnbii9e stiiiie 81. 3ipsi Der an
peiteiten suriiibefbibliGen Dampfer
.rrei9tAl bic aiiits, iinb a6tr BON uits
f.rem @sffiitfeuer fart btfhdotst.
Die onbsren pier Shiffe ipurben aber
abgefuneen uno attnpert- ltnIre 3ers
ii5rsr lGidisn priienrnanni@aftsn an
BOre, bic eann bic S6iffe unter ibs
rem eissnsn 9ampf in eiHsu britis
iten 9ofsn brahten. 3iDei Der S6iis
fe iporsn porbsr bon ihren BeiabuHs
gen SerlafIsn iporben. Die gsfosuns
gen bon ben beibsn 1nbersn ipuroen
81 gsfonssnsn gemnht. sIle bier
sGiffs befinbsn fi6 jebt in snslii9en
0Sfsn. Jbre 9lamen iinb: DELI
NORM, gritbis-. .Marie 9orn- uHc
.l0sinS 9lunbers'.
sSn 8erbinbung NIT btm obissn
gsritbt nirb bier eriIdrt, bnb bas
ifi9ts g9sasr an bsr tcaauSii4sa
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Oemeral bon gteiii,
Ger preuBtEe Griegsrniuifisr foroert
Ui gertrraen ulto Opferwiaigfeit
Gut.

Gmferbam 1S. SpiIt. Der prem.
Btfte spriegsuiiniter. General Don
steir, beantportete, bem General
sln,eiger- Bon 9iiieIborf aitfplse. eiu
SeIegraltnu Der 9ettideu RationaL'
Union, IN tpeIdern 0ieie tbr Der.
trGusn 81 ibm sum aissoriid bra6te.
ME fplgt:
Gin ie6er iolIte gertrmieu IN bic
ftttritige @robe 9eiti9Idnbs iesen,
atrr oiels 2ette finO bon eiIter garp
a1iberoroeutlibea gngit inb Wslitb.
Ioiigfeit 1eplaet. S5eOernlnHn iollte
periufen, elm 8eiipieI BON @ntiagimg
lnS Episr.piuisfett 3i geben nno
ieIbftfiidytige lulb idapo4br5ise Perio.
ncn bef 1irnea.~
sSn 9slrttport1utg eirtes 1br1Iit,en
Selegrauuus iagte abmiral bon
Girpis:
,.Eie Sau46oote iino niserorbent.
lih ipirfi1m, aber ulau fcILte ibnen
2ett Iaiien.1
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aiffe In biier @egenb 70 nett IN bic
See 6inein reiRt, bnb bic S9iffe
sinen melt diberbnlb Der boudnbiI9eH
9srritorialgeipdFI liegeHbeu &urs
einT9laaen mifien. en- bisfsm JaII.
ionen bic angegrifenen S4tff. me5r
ols bier W2eilen non Der &iite eutferut
getpefen iein.
Gs s.rsi4t bier snr srobten Be-
friebigung, bnb bur9 bieIen Coup
BEN 0erte5r spif9en BEN Rbetu unb
5amhnrg Elm Gnbe ssmu9t tDorbeH
1T, Der In ben lebten @o4eu gang be-
'beutenb sugtnonlmen bate. Di. 8ris
ten 6atten nit benz Stblns 5uriidge'
balten, Bis bic sr5Bts GIotiae, bi. TO-
melt abesf&idt Uurbs.1 gut untsr'
pegs mar.
Don Tptterbnm fpurbt ber.its &c,
melbet, bag Deutf9Ianb beidIoHeu
bot, 30 aObisnbampfer bort gu inter-
niren.
gmufbsn, 6olInrS, II. SuIt.
Das beutId3e 5anbelsi3iff .Wasba'
lena glumenibal-, pslGes rd5e 3anb'
boort anflief, als ss Oeriu9te, Si.
britiTGe glodabe 5uif6sH Rottsrbam
unb SeutI6lanb az burabrefen, III
EN- totales Wrad. Die Wdnm 9dfi
tpurbe s.lunbst. Der 9umpfer ma,
einer Der febaebu beuti5eu 5anbelss
i6iffe, psIde na4 Rptterbnm fabrer
MOLTEN, BON bensn obsr bic meiiter
firanbeteu ober BON ben brttif4en Ger
fi0rern entpeSer nerisntt ooer setaperi
ipurben.
2pubon, 18. JnTi. = Die Or.
fldruna 6ordnbiiGer 3eitunssn, bat
Elm S5eil b.s 3uiammsmitOBes stpi'
I6en britiTten Serit5rsrn uHb bent'
fteu 5unbelsIhiffen. ON IeBtru Won'
toa. ii9 In boIldnbiT6<n GepdHeru
,reienete, nirb IN hieitaen Marine'
areffeu in a6rsbe seFsnt. Der etn5is.
Beriht, psf9er j0tpeit IN Der Gbmtra'
iitGt etuIief, mar cine Srabtlofe WeL
buna Der Bel bem 3uTdmmsnfob Be-
t5eiiigteu brttii9en BefebIsbdber. Rdn
trtportet, bag elm eine.1nber gert4i
bic Mnqelegen6eit IN JufriebenfeIleI'
Der Myeifs ouftIdrsm rirS.
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Snfi: Su Der @esatb bon Tea9abarg
fanben artiIerietdmpfe urb putrotis
illengefehte itatt. Mdbrenb Der Ra3t
bGIu4ten mebrere fetubli4e potroa,
ilIeu IN unIere poIitioneH BEL SorDes
no Gtena unb IN Der 9esenb bon
Nouaftir eirsubrinssu. fs tuurben
aber suriidgdbiogeu.
.gritiIde Qniatiser baben ben
BabH5of bon aHsiita nit 9ombsu
belegt.1
Rur 5rtli9e @efe9te a n
Der brttif4eu Gront
0onboa, 18. JuIi. - Offt5iea
ipurbe ON Ulittag nom RrieBsmints
ttertini bas GoIsGiSs beiaaut ses
rradt:
.syu ber lsb.en gla4t fau6tn ipieoer
5rtti1e Sample 5filitb Don Won4p'
IeSqreur ft1tt, tuobei mir tpieber et-
mas OH Booen setpalneu uHb eiu
pdar Gefangene ma9ten. Gu9 IN Der
RGk Don Dpiftecrns uub Boefing5e
gslaneen uns lieberfdne, BET bsrea
iur sinisr Gefangene mat9ttu.1
Bonn itafisuif4sH 2rtssS
f4aupIat.
Rpn 1S. Suit - Die fdseube
offbiene 8efanntma6ung purbe ON
Tlittno5 bonn arisssmimFsrtum sr.
laheR:
.sJeinbfife 5ruppend6thtiluuse
bic am Dienitag neriu9teu, iih uH'
fertn pofitionen su udhern, iDurbeu
iiberaI sn-adsdtIasen- gtnige Ge'
fungene blieben IN unferen Sdnben
5uriid. Dit fsinbli6e artiIsrie bef9ob
uniere 2inien uamentli9 i'm 2usano'
GbI9nitt. am paiubio. am gobice
unb bftli9 Don G5rs. linfere Grtils
lerie anttportete in utriiamer weiie
urb toraentrirte aud fbr Teaer auf
ben BabHbof bon Rebreiino IN bem
Geuer nusbra9.-
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nit, baB bic Gjerii9te in ge3ug auf
8erhaftuHg DON Wlitslieberu Der pros
oifOrtf4eu Regieruns unbegriinOet
finO. Der appea, bic Rssierung bur9
8affengepalt gu itiirSeH unO bic ge'
Inmmte Wa9t ben Soloateu uno glrs
beitern gu iibertragen, gins bon Wtits
slieoeru elmer ertremen WinoritGt
aus uno purbe bonn 8olte in uns
freunbIi6er Wsiie oufgerommen.
r3u gleider .Seit ipirb ober bic Res
gierung, in poller uebereini thinning
nit ben 0eleeaten Der Soloaten, 9lrs
better unb 8auern fopie Der Oumu,
@aaBregeln ergrsifen, I'M cine Bies
oerbplung BON benz Stadte feinoIiden
8Ortommnihen gu berbinoern. Die
Greignife an Sisnitag uno am Wlitts
mod baben bic llnterbunolungen
spefs @erooGfdnbisuug bss &abis
netts unterbroden. 2lber Iobalo bic
lluritben uufgeb0rt baben, perOen Die
llnter5aRblungen pieber uufsenOms
men perben, I'M Elm Ha6inett 81 fors
utiren, in ipelhem 8srtreter Der oerz
i6iebenen pOlitii3en @nii3ter plaB
finben perben, Elm pldn, pel6er bic
noae Bilisung bes gretuttO@Rdtbes
Der Solbatens, Irbeiters uub gGu'
erH<DeIegaten ftnbet."
Oos &riegSre9t ii er g t,
&eterSburguerb Gugt.
Sn elmer aonferenS, Die un 0iens.
tag 4benD 5wiiden Wliuiltern lIno vi.
better uno SoloaterI. SeIegaten ltatt.
faab, rpatrSe bei9loiien oas arIegs-
redjt iiber Gle SalIptltaot 81 1erbdn9eH.
General aSoIoptiefi, Der Soltuerneur
nes WtiIitdroiitritts, puroe berbelge-
rllien urtb angelDieieh aae lDDalcn
S-Lppen auf5u5ieteL I'M Die 'S1lur'
rcftion ju ,nnter0riifen. gIIS 6olge
belIen beoronete er Die &Oiafen berallS
unb ulebrere &ourpagnIen SllfonterEs
gum &bpatrouiliren Der StraBen-
etaer Der erlteu 3niammenFObe
fanb auf Der Sroitstp Bride itatt.
no bic &oiateu auf etnen Saufen bea
ipdffneter Oemonitrdnten itiebeu. Sgs
.Roiaten tpuren nur NIT SGbeln bes
patfnet. Die Suiur9enten erOfInet:u
Elm lebbaftes Geuer, rporauf bic ao~
Iaten ben 2itrenp Prpipett hiulaf
flpben. 8ieIe Iieben babel ihre Yferoe
I'M Stih. Ute6rere GpIdten uIIn
sip0If pferbe tpurbeu Set0otst.
SpGtsr fanb elm 3ufammsuilpB
5tpif9en RegieruHsstruppen unb IRA.
riulalifen in Der Rdbe bes Dumas
Yalaites ftutt. Die Martmdltiten
purben f4neI auseinunbergetriebeu,
II 8ertpunbete 5uriidIafienb.
Die meiften Resimenter Der Ct. Be.
tersburser Saruiiou unb bic mefitsn
gan5er 4utpmobil gbtbeiIurgen
unterfiiben bic Regierung. @tn W,as
f9iuensefdiis Regtment, bas in
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