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Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1918-03-01
LOUIS NJ. REAM TO
RUN BATTLEPLANE
Young Thompson Millionaire
Now In Aviation Service
Of u. s. Navy
Is Unassuming. Bsgsn Learning Wire
Business a the Bottom. an3 Vas
Liked By His Feii9, Employee

The example = Louis Marshal.
Ream Of Thompson, q beataeHa =
the aviation section Of the UHte4
States Navy, is evidence that he pos
session Of great wealth doe aot DC.
tract from patriotism # the man IS
there and has the stuff in him. Young
Ream has evidenced that he has sta
bility and intense patriotism, for he
daily takes his life in his hands as ne
learns TO manage an Edison sea-pIaRe
of the battle type He has from the
first shown that he takes life serious
ly and does not intend to be an idler
He went to work in a wire works IN
Worcester shortly after finishing his
education, and started in with PAIR
of fifty cent overalls at the bottom Of
the ladder. He was getting ahead at
the works when the war broke out
and he decided to enlist rather than to
wait and be drafted
His position entitled him to clam
exemption. but he made no such
claim. His father fought ia the civil
war and Louis has proved that Ire has
inherited his fathers fehtine quati
ties. Soft berths were Offered t@
but he passed them ag fer the dan
gerous pursuit o. asiae
Naval tattie5iaar5 are equipped -
A. from tile deck Of a cruiser. Thez
poar 10000 feet INTO tha AIR and act
az scouts for a fleet Tie principal
object. however in tins war Is to
roam over the surface Of the ocean
searching for German submarines
Young Ream is learning the whole
job of maneuyefing batteplane.
soaring. scouting aud dropping depth
bombs of high explosive power 70 put
enemy subs out Of business. He is
enc of 500 selected young men of
ron nerve and devoted loyalty to man
the new naval sky fotilla that is ex-
pected to clear the Atlantic of all
.-sea -serpents" before Aug. |.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1918-03-01

boys Of this department were busy
fra3iH, aaa finished samples of the
work a6ae We're TO be seen hanging
from the walls Of the school library
All in all it was most excellent
presentation of the school work, and
shows that Putnam High school has
a most efficient and we'll trained fac
ulty. The fact that such splendid
work is being done is conclusive evi-
denee that there is cooperation be
tween pupil and teacher, for were
these two not working in harmony the
work done could not be of so high a
calibre. Those who did not attend
the exhibition last Friday missed a
rare opportunity to really see what
Putnam High is doing.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1918-03-01
NEW MANAGER FOR THOMPSON
TOWN FARM

John Wisher has resigned as super
iutendent Of the Thompson town
farm. The new superintendent will
be Felix Lafleur, an experienced far
mer of Moosup. Mr. Lafeur is mar
ried and has two children. one girl,
the other boy in the army.
The Patriots Job Department is
especially equipped for book work
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1918-03-01
GIVES HER THREE
SONS TO u. S.
Frederic, IS; Ernest, l9; Dam
iel, %, Sons of MIR. and Mrs.
Clifford Durand In Country's
Service.
Other Sons Try to Enlist Blu. Are
Rejected.

Perhaps the record as a patriotic
family in Putnam may be awarded to
a French Canadian family of Wood
stock avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Durand have the distinction of having
three sons in the actual service Of TIE
United States, one son rejected on ac-
count of being under weight, aad ar
other son member of the Home
Guard of Massachusetts.
Mr. and Mrs. Duraad are justly
proud of their family record. Their
son Frederic Is, enlisted May 2nd,
1917, and is now stationed at Fort
Meyer, Virginia; Ernest, aged - en-
listed March 22nd, 1917, and is now
with the eNpeditionary forces in
France; Daniel %, enlisted April 10,
and is stationed at Plattsburg, \ Y.
Another son, Augustus. 10. twin
brother of Ernest, has repeatedly
tried to enter the service but has
been rejected because under weight.
Still another brother. Percy. aged 25,
is a member of the Massachusetts
Home Guard
The Durand family is composed of
six sons and four daughters. Their
record is an enviable one and so far
rs can be learned it is the only fam
lily in Windham county entitled to fly
a service flag bearing three stars.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1918-03-01

4oa. a Holmes, d Horton. L. Mann
r Pierce. J Scott, Il WRIGHT
Why Study Chemistry \ Personal
Letter from the l9l7zl9ls Chemis
Try Class to You
chemistry IS but another wore
for progress The present war is
beng fought by chemists The IA
nous trips of the Deutschland"
brought millions of dollars worth of
aniline dyes-sll products of chemis-
try. Germany has been saved from
exhausting of explosives by her chem
lists and their extraction of nitrogen
from the air. Her chemists have in
vented substitutes for cotton, copper,
rubber and wool and SO saved her
from the blockade Her wizardry of
the chemical laboratory is the pro
tective and constructive agent of our
nation.
Chemistry with its laws is the fun
damental science of the transforms
tien of matter in one form to matter
in another form The welfare of the
nation demands that our public be
i'si''e.e' concerning ''le relation
~ '''s,'-'s'' 80 o0i i''''''i'''' ''. =
sefuEsie Win 1He commerce ana IN
Du9'iies % '''e "o'id VIII oiiii2 70 Us
'es' ss.e eeii' t'e9is'on wien peace
'ei''es' anu oar Puo'ie mus oe pre-
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tries. and preserves life Chemistry
is the one science which ouickens the
life Of the nation and makes it realize
its possibilities.
See that Your bows and girls study
chemistry while in p. HIS.
Very sincerely,
Chemistry Glass P. II. S. 1918.
H. Baker, ]. Byrnes, +. Carpenter,
II. Clemens. b. Farrows, |. Greene. A.
Plessis, /. Lyan, +. Spencer, f. Ran
som, 5. Wheeloek, D. Wright, L. Ad-
ans.
Across the hallway in the sewing
rooms There was on display work that
had been done by the girls in this de-
partment under the supervision of
Miss Agnes Osborne. The work was
OF exceptional interest ana showed
tha' 'he courses IN sewing al Futham
h'gh sehooi are extremely praetieal
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1918-03-01

A splendid set Of exhibitions. a well
balanced program, combined with the
presentation to the school Of service
flag containing 65 stars, made the
Parents Night at the Putnam High
school last Friday evening an occa-
sion that will long be remembered by
the many parents and friends who
crowded the building in order to see
what kinds Of work their boys and
girls are doing under the direction Of
Principal Arson b Handy and his eff
icient corps Of teachers.
Parents Might is feature Of the
school life that was inaugurated by
John Buckus while he Was principal Of
the local school. and while since his
time many interesting programs have
been r.ee for tie approval Of the
mothers sad fathers and friend, If
hsH aap-. none MNe reached
the f. r e - e.leace 8ttaHei last
Friaat evening Fee aae.e afajr is a
efe=tt7 ta PAL Handy and the
teaeaez ~ sHe hish school
FBe aest mpres ave fessare Of
the pro an vas the aeeseat 4aoH Ia
tue school oy the Alumni Association
Of larse Sea,tee flag with "a stars,
one repre- eaung every member Of
Its.t..p,., tI.-4. ~. a., 49,. -.
wee Of the country A gold star. in
memory Of Corp Herman b Coyell.
whose untimely death was shock TO
the community recently, IS to be add
ed to the white field shortly. The
presentation of the flag was by l. O
Williams, president of the association.
who in few words outlined the
meaning Of service flag and what II
stands for An honor roll bearing
the names Of the 65 alumni is soon to
be made by Mr. Penny Of the drawing
department When completed this
will be hung permanently in the
school assembly room in honor Of
those whose names it bears.
The evenings program opened at 5
O'Clock with a selection by the High
school orchestra. This group Of
young musicians shows considerable
promise, and their numbers were
greatly appreciated by the audience.
Then followed patriotic song. "Oh,
Beautiful For Spacious Skies" by the
school glee club This organization is
composed entirely Of young ladies,
and their singing was met with pro
longed applause
The principal part Of the program
was playlet, Love and Tea" gwen
by pupils under the direction Of Miss
Abbie Keith Of the English depart
ment- The playlet WAS of an inter
esting nature. contained many bright
and snappy lines. and entertaining
situations. 1t was set in the period
Of the American Revolution and con
cerned the promise of one Lavinia
Boltwood (Ada Bosworthl not 70
drink imported tea. The cast was we'll
selected and coached. and gave the
performance in a snappy and credi-
bic manner The audience was high
~ entertained.
The cast
Betty. Sylvia Wheelock
Lavinia Boltwood. A da BoSworth
Mrs. Strong, Mary Carpenter
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1918-03-01
PARENT TEACHERS MEETING AND
PARENTS NIGHT PROGRAM ATP.H.S.
Service Flag Preened-Musie, Payet and Exhibition of
School Work.

Mrs Cowles, Anna Arnold
Mandy. Jessie Macdonald
William Dickinson. Wilbur Lown
Stephen Ingram, Percy Richardson
Following the playlet the glee club
gave another number. after which the
presentation Of the service flag took
place The program closed with the
singing of the Star Spangled Ban
ner
During the evening Mrs Arson B
Handy. president of the Parent
Teachers Association, took the OPP
portunity of speaking few words to
the parents, urging in particular that
they visit the school in regular SEES
SION more frequently, and not depend
entirely upon open NIGHTS in order 70
become acquainted with what the pu-
pills are doiay The entire program
was carried our IN cooperation with
the Parent. Teachers Association.
Following the entertainment in the
assembly hall. the rooms of the
school were thrown open for the in
spection Of tHe visitors. Everywhere
something Il interest Vas to be
found
In the science rooms students in
chemistry aa4 physics, under the di-
reetion of sub master Snow, were per
forming interesting and instructive
experiments Other students Of these
departments distributed papers which
read as follows. calling the attention
of those present to the work in these
departments:
Why Physics In School--A Personal
Letter from the l9l7-19lS Physics
Glass TO You:
The wonderful work Of Edison
has been in the domains of physics
and chemistry" Physics is the key
TO everyday happenings. The swing
Of the pendulum. the speed and ac-
euraey Of the bullet. the eolors Of the
rainbow. the flash Of the lightning.
the speed and pull Of the locomotive.
the range and power Of the telescope
and microscope, the telephone and
telegraph, the wireless, the X-ray,
boiling water, freezing ice. are all
together with hundreds Of other Won
derful na-beautifully ex-
planned by the laws of physics Like
Chemistry it has accomplished great
things for the comfort, health and
happiness Of mankind
Physics grew as the experience Of
the human race accumulated The
subject deals with the institutions and
facts Of everyday life as starting
points and enables the student to
grasp the fundamental ideas of time.
space, mass, inertia, electricity and
ether and how these things are all re-
lated to one another and may be seen
through the transformers of enregy
that take place IN everyday life and
industry. Conservation of energy
and waste Of energy-human and me
ehanle"i-ean be thoroughly under
stood only after good general high
school course Of phycies.
We advise a course in physics for
all Putnam High School students
Sincerely,
1918 P H s Physics Class
NJ Carpenter. W. Clemens. W. Cor.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1918-03-01
JOHN GAHAN RECEIVES PRES
ENTS

John Gahan, one of the draftees
who left for Camp Devens Wednes-
day afternoon, was presented a ten
dollar gold piece by his former en-
ployes in the dye house Of the Putin I'm
Wooden Company. He also received
u wrist watch from a number Of die
employees Of the Waterman Worstei
Company.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1918-03-01
WANTED-20 MEN

For the Liberty Chorus. Don't be
afraid of the ladies' They won't hurt
you. Rehearsal Sunday afternoon at
the Bradley Theatre at o'clock.
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Mann ab. 9ieie uerteilen iid in fol=
genber &eile: GnglGnoer 7O6,726,
sSransoien L071, 800, slmerifaner
5S,47S; 9iniien 100000; Gelter=
reider 100000 nnb 9entid)e 1,600,=
600.
Die uerohe Sert6a", bas oemtide
HieIenseldiik, nit benz Die 9entiden
Earis beidpilen, ioa iid) jett irseuo-
pu in @eit=Ereuken befinoen.
$50 amerifaniide Gffisiere hes
snftbienites iinb bies Sabr in Tranf=
reid setOtet ,uorbem.
Gngene .. 9ebs bat beim Cher
gmnbesseridt einen glppea sesen Sas
ltrteil, bas i'm sn sebn Sabren 3ndJt.
bans pernrteilt, einsereid)t. ,Sn iei-
mem slppell miro beitritten, oaf bic
Gesiernns uabrenb zines &riescs
bas Hedt babe, Sic 3ebefreibeit sn
regnlierem.
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Segas.

Gnrcb Die Sreiaabe elmer sln-
5abl pbotograpbiider slnfnabtnell,
Die auf Den Neutrality-suspicious. bel Sort
@ortb aerlaht muroen miro befannt,
oaB Der mtf Dem garron Glusfel0e
itationierte 2elttnant Smer 9oflear
BON Sort @ortb 81 peribiebenen
Dialen in ooller 5nbrt BON einent Ne
raplan nod eineln anoern biniiber-
oocr uielrnebr binabgeIprllngel lit.
Der 2entnant fletterte nad Der
Stange binab, fuelde oie inter sen
Meroplanen angebraGten 9fdoer per-
binoet uno belt li1 BORT felt, bis Sic
5meite Uialdine in cine geeignete Sa=
ge inter ibm berani1fuebte, norauf
er lid I'M gegebenen slugenblid auf
oas 9ef oerlelben binabfalen lisB.
Cine anoere photographic 5eiet oen
Seltlant aldb, nie er lif) ipie Elm
Irape5 aiinltler i'm Cirrus nit
ben &llie @elenfen on Der er.
u1bnten Stonge balt nno allerbano
ofrobatiihc <nititiide ausfiibrt.
Die Staot 8alpeiton beablid)-
tigt oen &ongreB 81 petitionieren, Die
Seemauer, peld)e Die Stoot gegcr
Shlrmfluten lfiitt, nod 10000 sui,
meiter aisbebnen 5ll lalien. Sln Ell
ner Serlangerlng ser Maiier BON
Der 6. StraBc bis nah Sort San 60
cinto miro gegenpdrtig gearbeitet,
bod glaubt man DOB oos Sort, pem
nidt oollltdnoig pom Dem 9olmerf
lmgcbelL nidt geriieeno geihiibt lit.
Der teroliihe gtabrlrnesmittel
Serpalter 6. u. Beoen BON @ouItcu
lit pom 9nnbeS 9tominiItrator 5000
Der ailf9eforoert mproen, naf sSranf-
reid 5l fonlmen Gr miro nod int
Soufe oieier 8ode na1 gteip Dorf
obreilen. &. 9. 9tepiae, Ser gerlpal-
Ter Der 8rocerp glbteilung, miro ibu
tpdbrcno leiner Ibneienbeit oertre.
ten.
3tuiiden Sort 8ortb imo San.
jas Gitp miro m nahIter 3eit cine
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SnIano.

@ouperuenr Gardner BON Wsii=
ionri bat oas Z. Mili5 Sfcgiment
5ur ll1rteroriidnng Der infolge oes
StraBenbabnltreifs in aanias Gitg.
Wfoy ausgebrodenet ltnruben nad)
oieIer Stabt geibidt uno Die Soloa=
ten angelpieien i'm Safe Tie idieBen
lniiIlen, 10 5lt 5ielen oaB iie totem.
8lei6 na6 glnfunft oes O1ilitars
mmroe cine 8onlbe IN eir1en groBeal
earsS6uppen gelDorfen, ourd mel
dle bier slngeiteate peripunoet muir
ben.
Der 8ert oes am @eibnahts=
Seiligenabeno ser SsraeIion aetpelrY
SO. in Chicago gernnbten Dianan=
ten miro in oen lesten gerihten lrllr
allf $5S, ,454 angege6en. 3uerit bieB
es, Ole bon ben 9nnbiten enttpenoetel.
goelfteine repraientiertell einen @ert
BON 100000 bis $125,O00.
arbeiter Gereilligungen aus
Dem gan5en 9nnoe, tpelhe cine Weit-
glieoer5abl bon 1,250,O0O gerionen
repraientieren, baben 0elegoten iiir
cine lam IA. Sanuar in Chicago 8l
eroffnenoe &onpention erlp1blt, in
Der Eroteit gegen Ole 8ernrteilllng
Com Moonep's eingelegt uilo eist
neuer Gro5eB fir Ben 8erirteiltcfl
geforoert merben miro.
Cine seiualtige sSeuersbrunit
bot am 3onnerstaa abeno in griitol,
Senn., fiinf groBe @eI6aftsbdllier
eingeaId)ert lmo einen allf anoertbalb
Millionen Gellar geiddsten Sdaoen
angerihtet.
0nrd cine furhtbare erpio=
lion, ipelde in Der Miolano Sel-HoF-
finerie bel elooraoo, &an., am Gonl-
tag itattfano, muroen orei 9lrbeitsr
augenbliflid getotet unb bier ihmer
perlest Gin groBer, mebrere gon-
men miegenoer Sonf tpllroe onrd) Sic
8anoe oes 8ebanoes gefhleuoert
lino fiel in elmer Gntfernung BON et-
ma 100 CARDS 81 8ooen.
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Nuulnler 1850

2nTtibiff silie fir gaIiaaier-
Transport eroffnet. Senfbare Sal
Ions lperoen Die 9eforoerllng beinr-
gen.
Ser Yraiioellt ser Daaas
Sai1o=Slga, mel6e gegen sen grDerb
al5n GROCER Sanbereieil ollr0 einsel-
ne Yerionen ooer &orporationen felt
sebn Sabren anfan1pft, bat cine Mit-
glieoer &erlannlllilg anf ben 1.
Sal1llor 1lad 8allas cillberltfen.
Sll Muffin lit eSran War Nii=
bellon nah langerer aranfheit aus
DEM Seben geihieoen. Sic miro BON
tbrent @atten folpie einent 5obn
iiberlebi.
Comptroller Serrell en1pfieElt
III ieinem ssabresberidt oic Staats=
llno gountp ginfiinfte, iotueit lie
aus Den auf oas gigelltlnt aeIea-
ten 40 palorem 5teuern itannleil, in
3llfilnft 1trellg 81 ieparieren.
Die Staats &onpeiltion Der
teraniicben @otelbeiiser miro am t3.
uno IA. Sanuar IN 8allas abgehat-
ten
Ser ans Gietoria itallrnenoe
Soloat Cigar Sloan, Der inn MllguIt
ais pernliBt gerleloet nuroe, lit Gnoe
letter gSohe inn @olpital bel &ap
Weap, q. s, ais 8efonuaIes5ent eill-
eetroffen. Sloan mar in eirleln Sc
fe6t idDer peripunbet iDoroef.
SRI. slnllie @ebb glaliton BON
Denton, ipel6e 5ur Staats -ShuIfli=
perinteroertin gefpabIt mnroe, miro
rahIten Mittlpoh ibr sllnt ailtretefi.
3it ibren @ebiilfen bat iie oie foIgen-
oen 8erionen ernannt. s. 8. Mabp=
nep iln., Naris, eriter 9iilisiilperill<
tenoent, WiB emma Withell, Dell-
ton, 5iDeiter sliiiItelltIuperintenoent;
WiiB Gatberine @rap, Gallas, oritter
9iilfsillperittenoemt, g. sc. q.
@sarrs, Serrea, Gbief Snperpiior oer
Sodidrlen; s. 81. Eorter, 5am
Wareos; MiB 2licia Douglas, SDfer;
nnb Mrs. 81. g. gaihpls, gl Baio,
9odihul Superpiioren, gonller
ssri55ea, Ialeitine; %. 6. ssarnqs,
gogeipooo, llllb Mrs. 8. 8. galelp,
Sort 8ortb, Snperpiloren Ser 2ano-
idlulen; e g Sbeparo, Nbilene, Ger
tifieate Glerf; Mrs. S. 9. @rap, al,-
Tin, Sliiiltent 5tatiltifer.
f35 ssnIaiien oes &onfooeriec=
ten 6einls IN Alltin baben @ouper-
neur @obbD petitioniert, 5fpei Wiit=
glieoer Der ,.9augbters Of tbe goll-
feoeraep" Slt Witglieoern oes Ser
lpaltilngsrats bes Geteranen 6einls
at ernenneu.
Die @eit geras 9anbelsfam-
mer, fpeIde lid) leste @ode in Sort
@ortb orgoniiiert bot, lit beiut
Stnntsiefretir Inn 9lnsitellilng eines
CHARTERS eingefonln,el.
glns Beaumont miro gernelnet,
onB Die Heiserllte in 6en Gtantcn
geras uno 2ouiiiana ben gebegteu
Grpnrtllngen nidt ertipridt uno bin
ter ben geniad)ten Sb1bllngen INN Z
MiIlionen Ooaars 8uriifitebt. ltc-
herlllaBiger 3egen ionic oas Ginorin-
gen BON Salaiuniier auf Die Seller
ioaea Dos llngiinitige MeiuItat berbei-
gefiibrt babell.
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Wsneller-gofrell Gpmpanp.
II. DAVIS,
gpnntp : Hidter.

0tit einem anIebnlihen &apital
sur 8etreibung zines 8eih1fts in
aleioern fiir sSrauen Maohen uno
&inoer bat iih inter Dem obiaen gia-
men cine nene 6irnla gebiloet NIT
Gnil Ntiiller ais Erolioent, Senrp
Miiller ais Iice- Erdiioent imo Nib
@aa Gofrea ols Sefretdrin. Die
ssirma bot oas Saus go. 213 Glt-
SolItou StrnBe eerlietet, no lih frii-
ber ons Campus Gafe befano. IS
miro fir leinen 3ned neu eingerih-
tet lmo bie tSirInd geoeuft es bis en-
De sSanuar fiir oen @eIhdftsbetrieb
fertig ST. babcn Die Mitglieoer Der
nelien Sirno limo bier ipolbefannt.
Gmil Wtiiller mar adt5ebn Sabre
lang 9aiiierer Der Sosfe Bros. 60.
uno Gllo Godrea mar ebenfalls iaG-
relang in bemielben @eihdft i'm Se-
portentent fir 9amenfleioer anae=
ltcllt, 10 oaB 9eioen Die tt0tige gr-
fabrlng sur Seite itebt.
- Man iou fih feben aber' aid)t
-. RI T-cf Il
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gteiter- Noti;.

Gtaats- nnb gonntD Stenern fir
bas Sabr 1918 anf @rnnS- nnb per-
i0nlides Gigentnm, tniiilen bis snm
81. Sannar 1919 an ben Stener-apl.
leftor Spbn u. Bitter entrid)tet iuer-
Den, nm Die 3ablmna einer Strafe
mnb Soften pun 10 Grosent, bic anf
peri6nlid)es Gisentnm erbpben iuer.
ben, slt permeiSen.
James R. Davis,
gpnntp Hid)ter.
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mas @atipn ais ben lebtcn nod le.
benben Sd)iiler ans Der Gd)nle Iei=
mes 1rukbaters por. @on ieinsra
s5otel fubren Der HrGiibent mnb ieiue
syran mad Der Sale Der 6eilsarmee,
bic amf bem Ylate itebt, amf bem DTS
Gebnrtsbans ieiner Wsntter itauo.
Damn belnfte er bas GanenbiiD
6orie on ber &aruif StraFe, ons
iein GrpRpater sebaut nnb in beiu
er aud cine 3eitlans tupbnte nno iei-
ne Sdnle latte, 6nnn fnbr ct nad)
Der Observation-Disclosures an Der
SDiutber Gtrake, Der ebeinalisen Sc
meinbe ieines 0rofpaters. Die Sir
DE mar bidt beiett. Mud Der gie
Idof BON Carlisle mar anipeieno.
Nadbem Der Gre6iger, Goiparo
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bat er ben Hraiioenten, einise 8Drte
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