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The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-10-25
ATTY. JOHN STORM0N
TAKES A BRIDE

Thursday morning at $3.50 o'clock
John A. Stormon and Miss Eva Ross
cup were united in marriage, the we'd
ding ceremony having taken place at
Rolla, where the groom is we'll
known practicing attorney. After
the wedding breakfast was served the
happy young couple left for the Twin
Cities, to spend their honeymoon.
The groom is son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Storom of this county, and is a
graduate Of the law department of the
State University, and is now practic-
ing his profession at Rolla, being the
junior member of the law firm of Yer
rett & Stormon.
The bride is an accomplished and
we'll known young lady of Rolla, be-
ing the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Rosscup. For a number of years she
has been one of the teachers in the
Rolla schools.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-10-25
LIBERTY LOAN
COMMITTEE BUSY

The members of the various COM
mittees of this city and county have
been exceedingly busy this week go
ing over the field and securing the sale
of Liberty bonds, and they are meet
ing with splendid success. It is evil
dent that Ramsey county will do her
share in this bond sale and when it is
considered the easy payment plan
which can be used in purchasing these
bonds, there is no good reason why
one and all cannot do their mite in
this great plan to cope with Germany
in this war. Only very small
amount will have to be paid down on
these bonds and the balance can be
paid at five or ten per cent per month
until paid for. These bonds are a
good investment, and when the war is
ended they will be above par. These
bonds are the safest investment in the
World, as the whole United States are
back of them, and already many large
business houses are taking them just
the same as cash. When any men,
ber Of the committee calls upon you
make no excuses, but purchase some
of tbs bonds. Remember that these
committees are getting no pay for
their labors, but are giving their time
for this patriotic work, and you should
treat them accordingly. This money
must be raised, and if sufficient bonds
! are not sold to meet the needs Of the
government, direct tax will have to
be levied, and then the money you
give will not come back, but if you
purchase bond, you get the money
back with four per cent interest.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-10-25
RECEPTION RENDERED
STINSON FAMILY

h There was very pretty gathering
at the parlors of the Methodist church
last evening, when a farewell recep-
tion was rendered Rev. and Mrs. C. E.
Stinson and family, who leave today
or tomorrow for their new home at
Williston. The church had been neat
ly decorated for the occasion and a
large number of trends were there to
give them a hearty greeting, and wish
them we'll in their new home. There
was short program rendered and
light refreshments were served, and
short talks were delivered by different
ones.
Rev. Stinson and his good wife have
labored faithfully in tbs city, and now
that they go to new fields of labor, a
host of friends join in wishing them
happiness and prosperity.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-10-25
STATE BANK AT ZAP
RAIDED AND ROBBERS.
GET ABOUT $1OO CASH

Zap, N. D., Oct. 23.-The Zap State
bank was raided by yeggmen about 3
o'clock this morning. The outer and
inner doors of the bank vault were
blasted and the burglars got away
with small sum in cash, estimated
at not more than $10O. The bulk of
the currency was kept in small safe
within the vault and protected by a
time lock. This was not disturbed
The interior of the bank was found to
be wreck when Sam Rigler Of Beulah,
called at the institution at 8 o'clock
this morning.
The amature nature of the work
leads to the belief that the local peo-
pie are responsible.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-10-25
ZEPPELIN CAPTURED
BY U. S. MARINES
GERMAN AIRCRAFT'S CREW,
RECORDS AND ALL EQUIP
MENT FALLS INTO AMERICAN
HANDS WHEN FORCED DOWN.

Washington, Oct. %. - Germany
probably lost one-half of her total ef-
fective fleet of super Zeppelins as a
result of the raid of Oct. 20 over Eng
land, according to official cablegrams
received here. All France is exhult-
ant over what the dispatches declare
to be the greatest defeat administered
to an air fleet since the beginning Of
the war. The qualification is more in
tense because it is now known that the
German raid was an attempt to carry
out fearful threat Of vengeance
made four days before.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-10-25
READY FOR THE -~
SUNDAY SCHOOL DRIVE

Sunday Schools and Sunday school
workers are very busy these days fin
ishing up in preparation for making
Sunday, Oct. 4 Red Letter day in
their history. A splendid program
has been furnished free by the North
Dakota Sunday school association to-
gether with posters, blanks, anl live
suggestions. There has been a great
call for this material and all signs
point to an influx of visitors and new
members into the Sunday scohol on
this day. The fact that Sunday
Schools all over North America are
participating in this movement is Civ
ing it unusual interest and volume.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-10-25
STATE SECOND IN
HIGHWAY PROJECTS
SAYS E. o. HATHAWAY

Fargo, N. D., Oct. 22.-"North Da-
kotas stands second in the number Of
state highway projects approved by
the government in this district" de-
clared United States District Engi-
neer E. o. Hathaway of Minneapolis
in Fargo to attend the joint confer
ence between the Cass county com.
missioners and the North Dakota high
way commission.
II make this assertion because Of
the assumption by many that North
Dakota Is tagging behind IN highway
construction work." said the United
States engineer. He explained. that
Minnesota was first in the number o1
projects and that the contract for on.
lY one project has been let up to this
time.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-10-25
RECRUITING OFFICER
UNDER ARREST
FEDERAL BUILDING FIRE IN
FARGO CHARGED AGAINST A
NAVY MAN.

Fargo, N. D., Oct. 23.-W. E. AL
den of Minneapolis. naval recruiting
officer of the Fargo sub-station of the
Minneapolis district, was arrested here
late today charged with setting fire to
the federal building here short time
ago, in which more than $4,000 dam
age was done when the roof of the
building was totally destroyed.
The arrest was made on a warrant
sworn out by U. S. District Attorney
M. A. Hildreth and charged arson.
Alden, at a preliminary hearing to-
night before United States Commits.
sioner A. w. Coupler pleaded no,
guilty and demanded an Immediate
hearing. The case was set for to.
morrow at 2 o'clock.
Alden, who has been running the re.
cruiting Office here for the last few
months, after having been transferred
from Minneapolis, declared that hi
knew nothing Of the origin of the firt
and that while he was in his office a,
late as 10 or II o'clock the night i
started, he did not leave anything
when he departed that would start
blaze.
ut is all surprise to me and
know nothing about the NATTER what
soever. I have been working late il
the office waiting for recruits who ar
rive on late trains, and don't know
Of anything that could be used to con
meet me with the origin of the blaze,
said Alden.
District Attorney Hildreth was GU
Of town tonight, and nothing could b
learned as to what evidence would b
produced in connection with tn
charge.
1fhwas said that the arrest was tn
result Of an investigation made by Sc
cretfservice agents and postal author
tiles, who have been working on tn
case for some time.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-10-25

UNDER ARMS
OF THAT NUMBER OF FIGHTING
MEN ALLIES HAVE 27,5OO,OOO;
ENEMY 1O,600,00O.
STRENGTH OF VARIOUS NAVIES
ARE NOT INCLUDED IN THESE
FIGURES.

Washington, Oct. 23.-At least 49,
100000 men are bearing arms in the
war-27, 100000 on the side of the
world allies and 1O,6O0,O0O on the side
of the Central powers-according to
latest war department compilations
from published reports in various
countries. These figures do not in
clude naval personnel strength, which
would raise the total several millions.
Against Germany's 100000, Aus
trials 100000, Turkeys 100000 and
Bulgaria's 100000 are arrayed the fol-
lowing armed forces:
Russia, 100000; France, 6,000, 900;
Great Britain, 100000; Italy 3,000,-
600; Japan, 1,4D0,0OO; United States,
more than 1000, 600; China, 541, 1000;
Roumania, $4,000; Serbia, 100000;
Belgium, 100000; Greece, 100000;
Portugal, 5000; Montenegro, 10000;
Siam, 36,ooQ; Cuba, 11,oOo; and Ii
IBERIA, 400. Sab Marino and Panama
also have small forces under arms.
Represent Round Numbers.
Military experts do not regard these
figures as entirely accurate, but be-
lieve they represent in round numbers
the comparative strength of the con-
tending armies as published recently.
The war department has many conf
dental reports in the forces Of the al
lies, and considerable data concerning
enemy armies, but this information is
not made public for military reasons
Germany and Austria have made
every effort to conceal; the precise
numbers of their armies, but careful
estimates of allied military intelli-
gence departments have placed the TO-
tai at about 10000, 900, with Ger
many's force more than double Aus
tria's.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-10-25
CHANNEL OF HEART
RIVER AT MANDAN
=. IS TO BE CHANGED

Mandan, N. Do Oct. 22.-According
to engineers for the Northern Pacific
railroad, the channel Of the Heart
river at this point will be changed.
The company plans on building dyke
and dredging new channel SO that
the stream will flow straight instead
of making a curve through what is
known as Dogtown.
The work will probably start in the
early spring. Specifications for the
project are to be prepared during the
winter.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-10-25
AUSTRIA CLOSES FRONTIER
BECAUSE Of SERIOUS RIOTS;
WOMEN RIOTERS ARE SHOT

London Oct AustroSwss frontier has been closed
owing the serious internal situation Austria according
Exchange Telegraph dispatch today
on factories wrecked recent food riots in Vienna Press
burg Brunn Labach the rioters being mostly women the
adice state The police according to the reports fired the
crowds, killing and wounding many persons
SHOOT OFFICERS IN THE BACK
Washington Oct 23-Staemens about Germanys unsettled
political situation treacey the ranks of the army made by
East Pussan prisoner have been received here official dis
patches This soldier said the soasic and revolutionary spirit
growing rapidly expected to endanger the supremacy of
the unkers by spring and the military authorities adopting
German prvaes left their officers to their fate in the face of fire.
and of how officers hated by their troops fell bateeds with
bullets in their backs
GERMANS GIVE UP HOPE
An Italian nterned in German the beginning
the has escaped through the Alps to his country with
in November Official dispatches received here today tell the
story according the Germans hope
Of victory at are threatening to leave the
if the continues another winter and the civil population
orally living terrible conditions He said 800 soldiers at
tending killed time bombs of allied
aviators
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-10-25
BANK CASHIER SUICIDES

Kermit, N. D., Oct. pa. c. Kot-
chain, cashier of the First State Bank
of this city, committed suicide by
shooting himself through the head
with a "A caliber revolver. The man
had been acting strange for several
days but no other reason is given as
the cause for his act.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-10-25

William Olson, deputy fire marshal
was in the city the first of the week
inspecting the city. He found every
thing in good shape, and says that it
is one Of the cleanest cities in the
state, with a fire department right up
t othe standard.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-10-25
SOMETHING ABOUT
LIBERTY BONDS

What is bond?
A bond is an absolute first mortgage
on property pledged as security for a
loan that is to be paid back at stat
ed time, just like farm mortgage.
What is a Liberty Bond?
A bond of the United State3 Gov
ernment.
What security is back of Liberty
Bond7
The whole United States of Amer
lea with all it's wealth and the wealth
and income Of all it's people.
Is the country wealth as great as
the amount it wants to borrow?
Seventy times as great-$70 of ac-
tual property for every dollar Of the
$3,000,000,000 Of the Second Liberty
Loan.
What about paying the interest on
the bonds?
The. annual income or earnings Of
the people Of the United States. is
$45. 900, ,oQ0, 900. This is ffesen times
[as muck lis tie bbnds thenzsl llves and
375 times as much as the yearly, in
terest.
Was there ever, in the world, a bond
issue that for safety could compare
with the Liberty Loan issue?
Never.
Should buy Liberty Bond?
I should for two reasons. They are
the best investment in the world. 1t
is a duty to lend dollar to my coun-
try if have collar and my country
needs it.
Do I give this money to my coun-
try?
No, I only lend it.
Can I get my money back?
Any day I want it.
Can I be sure that shall get il
back?
Surer than would if I invested the
same dollar in any other property in
America.
Why?
Because the United States has the
power to levy unlimited taxes upon all
the people, and upon all property ove1
any number of years to pay it's debts
Did the United States ever refuse
to pay off one of it's bonds when it be.
came due?
1t never did.
Do the United States bonds usually
sell for more than their face value?
After the Civil War no United
States Government bonds ever sole
for less than par and they generally
sold far above the price paid for then
originally.
Did Civil War bonds go up when tht
war ended?
They did.
| Did other good securities like rail
road stocks go down when the Civi
War was over?
They fell tremendously in the tw,
years following.
How much?
In the two years after Appomatox
United States 5 per cent bonds rose .
points while such stocks as Reading
Pennsylvania and Lehi Navigation de
clined in the Philadelphia market from
SIS to $40 a share.
Can borrow money from bank OF
a Liberty bond:
i Any bank will consider Libert,
Bond a sounder security. than an,
mortgage or any city bond or an,
railroad bond.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-10-25

Monday evening the Rebekahs held
a regular meeting and at that time
they voted to purchase s100 worth Of
Liberty Bonds.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-10-25

Attorney T. w. Morrissey and H. c.
Kimball of Edmore were attending to
business matters in the city Monday,
remaining over night and returning
home Tuesday.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-04
Hcibscrmdbrunosaittt
audi i'm SrieSen1

Ser io3iolbemofrotii9e Inter
itoatsiefretdr Qr. Miiler, elm 9giirts
tenlbcrger, bat Iid iiber Die 9rga.
niIotion un0 aufgaben oes 0ettt.
ihen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, oos
iest 81 einem nelten ieIbItdnoigeit
Stootsiefretoriat Q%efuor0en lit, tuie
foIet geduBert: n9ie grltnolegenoite
@erdnoerltng Der Ieubeietung fir
Das ariegserndbung8omt beItebt
Dor oIlem 6arin 0aB es in elm
felbItdnoiges Staatsiefretariot lint.
getpanOeIt nor0en lit. 3orails gebt
fdon on uno fir Iid berbor, Dab
man 0ieie @inridtltug ntdt mcGr Ie.
0iglih ols cine ariegseinrihtung
betrndtet, %ionoern Iie 3t elmer oolt.
ernoen at maiden pluiht. 8unG9it
miro oas 4rieesamt in Der Belt Der
MISREPRESENTATION liAerli6 aud
iebr ftorf beidditiot iein. Sd glot.
be, 0aB Der 8rie0ansidluB on uno
fiir iih idon cine getpiiie grleidte.
rulig lit Der oqgemeinen @ru6britna
init fid bringen miro. Gas in Ole
&eimat 5itriidgefe6rte 6eloBeer loft
fid in MiGionen Bon gin5eInen ouf
neren 8e0arf Ood DeientIi9 geringer
lit oIs Der Der 5el0truppe. g[bgeie.
ben oobon biirfte "a uns ulth geIin.
geit, mebr ans Dem arslon6 5u be.
5iebeR nls bisber, 10 Dor oaent etfpog
mebr Set uip. Gi9t80eItomeniqer
miro oos arie9serndbrungsamt in
Der uebergongs8eit nod rei9Iif bel
at nm baben. gtod Der ltebergongs.
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seit fonnten Dem MeidSern1briings.
amt m1nderlei 4iiFgaben 5ugeuieien
weroeiL 10 gum 9eiipieL tonnten Wao.
nopoIe fonlmef, Die nit 2ebensfro.
aen ~sulammenb1neen. 60, Inn ittir
Elm 8eiipiel 81 erludbuen Elm @sa
trei0emonopol.
Ole N%ereinigung Der Reihs. un0
Staatsbeb6roen in @rnGbrrngSfro,
gen beoeiltet opeifelsobne einen Dor.
tell, Der aud prottii6 in @rideinung
treten nir0. SER b. 9atodi fonns
tie nlir 8eroronlngen erldliet batte
ober ouf Die aiisfiibrpng oerielben
fcinerIet ginflib n1breno Der nelte
Better, Der 3ugIei1 St"aatsfommiiI1r
fir greuBen lift, 0ie Moglihfeit bot,
8eroromtngen IN peitgebenoem Ma.
be iel6it in ole 8ot um5uiesen. Son
einen SDitemtpeaiel an iib fam
nift Die gieoe ieirb pa eS ia nltr
3pei SDlterne eibt: 8ruangStpeiie Ser.
failuilg ODER freier Sanoel. 4n cine
giidfebr gum freien San0eI lit ober
nidt Sl oefeii. Sab i'm ~ein8elnen
g%eipiiie aenoerungen erfolgen, lit 0a.
gegen niht oitsgeidloIlen.
Ser @e0onfe elmer o~llgemeinen
@lalienipeiiung mlBte aufgcgeben
meroer, oa iih oos Bltblifllu 0a,
gegen in Der M}ebr5ab[ %oblebnen0
berbielt. @as Die grnG6riugsalls.
iiften fir 6en 8inter anbetrtfft,
Dart man, ouf qetpiiie &enntniiie ge.
itiibt, i6on be1tc Die Soffnung aus.
ipre9eit, 6aB 6ie NIT 9tedt in 10
bitterer Grinnerllng Itebenoe aobl.
r%iiben5eit be8 borigen 8ittter8 inns
in 0ieiem Sa9r eripart blei6en
miro"
auf oas Grindeu, Iid ii6er 6as
&roblem 5u 0nBertt, 0as ii4 0dron8
ergibt, oaB 0titqer ais Go3ioloeno.
frat elm 6taatsiefreteriat er6aIten
ttn0 angettomnlen babe u1o Iomit in
Die Ge9ierllng e~ingetreten iei, ant.
mortete Or. Mdtaer; SD bin 8tpar
So3iol0euofrat, fam o6er nidt ia
gen, oaB i'd sur INSTRUMENTATION
4ortei geb0re. aI8 i'd Ieiner3eit in
Den 8oritan6 0es ariegsernabrun98
mttes eintrot, mar id ol8IdIieBlid
oesboIb oortbin berufen noroen, neil
man meiue eini6ldgigen 5od)fennt.
uiiie ~hertperten poIte. Smnter6in
lit aud oieie meme iebi9e @obI EN-
Spnptorn Dos nidt unteriddbt
per0en bari bieQeidt Elm S4ritt attf
netlen 8eger.
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STE unten beantlporieien 8raeeif ihlb al
gemelIler glltlri Die @hTHptDnte nno Grant.
better, ltio aHgeil9rt lno 6te sIntfporien GEL
ie9 tlr teoen SOD dPuItber aatur,
Mer neiteren giat Lret iDiiliht ldrethe on
Gr. Gents Bafer, College Wlbg, College > glf
igooo @ir.,. 9nbtol Gbio, ltriter g%etilauna
cues ieIoltaft ellterieIt. irarfierte1 8rteflm'
@breite nlifien boll nnaegeben tuer0en; tn met,
men enltporten toeroe1 ieoo6 itur bic I'm
t~algsbnDitabH ODER iifgierie Nlfnen gebraunt
PIC 4e5epie foftflel IN ieeer 1uten appibefe
oGs 8ebIsu6e bein Gaaros5an6Iers berte len
a@IniIecr" f6reibt: so fbreibe na8 nleis
teFl gsamel r@Iutieer" neil btes nleiit 8us
iiaao aa letq lRstRt. S2 PIT alleaett blet6,
itdlloiG aber ieIbiI meua ib iebr bel eiie,
g~lHttpoIt: so rate sa bieI geiuealne NIB
anbglieiosm 8ebran6 bon brgt 6rall Sagos
gllcldne.2aoleiieIls llti Sbr Blu mo 6ieif1
gu eermebreii. Gle blelten 5lr STRENGTHENING
Der Ber6augilg mo rihttger glbforbiertHg Der
Mabrltln. Cine 3ilaBme bon elHein oDer aiDei
3truo pie asoae RIO. Hnaeipo5rlta.
Graa q. g. fbtelbt; $50 s5aere. TIM Dot
5u ir1aeiI ba itciH San 10 uIaeip61nlin 1T.
IN el1eH georie: i'd bin 1le5eit rll0e NIB
aboeipaHnt. @libe brin9t MIR ielne Crib
t9lra. 80 bin iet lber ei1eri Sabre 5ers
beiraiei nn5 .aaBie torger ni6t ipag ml6e
uno nero9s ieiH bieB. 8islpetlen ii6Ie i4
milo bhItcriin. so iirdte, elm gleraernt9 fiI
I1ellel Uaiist 5l fpet6en, loeiiii bd5 auhalt .
antmort: Jbr gserbcnigiiem liz eribopit. 5ie
b~ral1ben eine i~tdrien0e. frdfiigenbe Mle6iatr,
BITE b13u biliL ben glerben me6r gadbreaerqie
81 neben. giegulen Gle MebrRre Dlpnnte lang
regelm5big bret GralH Observation-Disclosures.
.
gott5: 8leie Sabre binourb Dot Sr, Hafer
Lreien Rat erietfi nHo @e5epie on m!uipneH
neiie ~geaebeH, uao sipGt ourd Die Spalten
Der 4rele, nIo er bat obne Bpetiel nlehr bel
Der 9eilalla bon ffrdnfbelten uro 4ei0en Qe.
hplient oils trgeno cine einselherion In 6t
@eidltfie Der 4aeit, Iauienoe bdbeH tbm
idftitii6 tbre &nnlbarleit uHo ibr 8eTtraueH
alsgeorldL.
Or. qeipis Bafer. @erter Serr: Dtird
RsteH 2brer Wa9hldae an nnaere babe 10
gtlei9tergHg aetun6cn. GinliegeHS Wlarfel
tic Sbr s@redt @uioe Boot. 6edllb aHo
@enttb@ uHS TO oarie S6Hcr fit ote gat.
l4Aaae an aII6ere, bic mir 10 gRbolten ba3eu.
Nlpge s6r auies G3erf jortbauerT. Gle per
zen bsliere 8eiohnlHg aIs @elo erlaHgen, neil
Eie " ntelcH Aei0elbeH heliefb bie oil iteil
ieii Beio bprhdHheu, feiHfn strgt Hn5e1 fdfis
pet einer Der bielcig S5neH @uics @nfs
gr8ebeHft
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100 6ree StTy
aorilatb. NE.
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Aipd mcBr nniercr Sunsens nadj ben
ansbilbnnsslagern ~abgereiit.

Cine tpeitere abteiliinq BON t66
Stnnbaern. Die fir Die @ational.
armee ousgeboben tuilrOen, reiIten
grIteru morgen mad CAMP SunItou,
i'm BORT in 0as BAL. @e.
lDebr Battalion eingereibt All foers
ben. Die iunaeu Refruten mar.
i4ierten 0lird Nie Sta0t, inter 8or.
nntritt Der nGiItie8" Muitf. 4apeGe.
4uf Dem @nbnboie botten Ii6 nidt
70 biele 2elite e%ingefunoen, uie Bel
friiberen 9iefr1ttentronsporten. Sic
llrinde lag nobl BARN. neil ole g[b.
fabrt si 10 friiber @orgenItltnOe er.
Tolgt mar.
g[m glbeno Inn $40 reiIten 10t
ipeitere @tonit, 5ttr oritten 9ibiiion
geboreno, nod Camp 6unIton. Cine
groBe 8abI Grberpnn0te itno 5reun.
DC hatten iid AM gabnbof eingefm.
ben, I'M bon ben jlngGn Refrltten
@bihie0 al nebn1en.
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Die ganfsnnah1nen.

9eS UeoineS, Die $40 Spors
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