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Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-06-14
EIGHT THOUSAND MEN
Tennessee Boards to Supply 5000
Whites and 5000 negroes

The council Of defense is for.
warding to all local boards a state.
ment Of the allotment of white
men for induction under call 659
during the tige.day period begin
ming June "a and of negro men
under call 643 during the 6ye-day
period beginning June 10.
Under these calls Tennessee will
furnish 5000 white men and 5000
negro men. The white men will
be sent to Camp Gordon, Atlanta,
Ca, and the negroes to Camp
Dodge, Des Moines, Iowa The
quota is to be filled exclusively
from men ia Glass /, if found pos
sible to do so without seriously in.
terfering with farming operations.
Maj. Rutledge Smith has instructed
the local boards that where men
are actively and continuously en-
gagged 10 the planting and cultiva-
ton of crops they will be allowed
to remain at their work, but that
ifitis found impracticable to GIL the
quotas from Glass l, then to take
such farm workers as can best be
spared.
The number to go from Carroll
county is white men, as, and me-
groes, AZ. This is not quite as large
a number as was at first reported
and published.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-06-14
GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION
Relates to Pledge Drive to Be
Conducted June Is

Governor Tom G. Rye has is
sued d proclamation calling atten-
ton Of the people OF Tennessee to
the Pledge Drive, which is to be
conducted on June 90, at which
time it is hoped that the amount
which is necessary to complete the
quota of the state will be. raised.
The amount which has been al
dotted to Tennessee is $47, 900, 900,
of which little over three mill
lions of dollars has been sold.
Pledges to the amount Of four mil
lion dollars have been secured.
This leaves an amount to be
pledged on June % Of $40, 0O0,0 900
Governor Rye's proclamation
not only calls attention to the drive,
but directs that all industries and
all businesses close their doors at
noon on that cate and that all en-
ployes should help in every way
possible to make the Pledge Drive
a success.
The president has also called
special attention to the matter and
every patriotic American is ex.
pected to do his full duty.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-06-14
KILLED MANY GERMANS
American Boys Use Machine Guns
to Great Advantage

A correspondent from the army
front says:
An American machine gun bat
tallion accounted for approximately
1000 Germans while holding a
bridge at Chateau Theirry during
the recent fighting. The Ameri-
cans lost one man killed and a few
wounded.
At the same time French troops
wiped out a force of 300 Germans
who had obtained a footing on the
southern bank of the Marine.
While the Germans dominated
the town from Hill 204, The
Americans and French set up ma
chine guns in the windows and
doorways of houses. Great fierce
ness marked the lighting, which
ragged for several days.
One officer told the correspond
ent today that it was all the CON-
could do to keep the Am
from crossing the river in
the teeth Of the enemy fire and as
the bill position.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-06-14
MAKE BIG CLAIMS
German Reports from Berlin Say
$4,000 Captured

The Germans, in their official
reports from Berlin, given out last
Tuesday, claim 10000 men cap
tured in the new offensive and to-
tai number Of prisoners taken
since May q is placed at $4,000.
The claim adds that Germans
have repulsed with heavy losses
attacks northwest of Chateau
THIRTY, in which region American
marines and French troops are op-
posed to them.
These claims are believed to be
exaggerated but just to what ex-
tent cannot be told at this time.
The enemy was no doubt put
ting forth his greatest effort in his
design to push toward Paris, throw
ing division after division into the
melting pot. The enemy in his
two DAYS of hardest fighting made
a gain of only six miles at its most
advanced point.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-06-14
Tom P. Gregory Dead

Thomas P. Gregory, a we'll
known citizen Of Mckenzie and
community, died in the Masonic
home in Nashville Wednesday of
last week The deceased was about
So years old, was a member of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church
and Mason. For few years
Mr.. Gregory and wife have been
inmates of the Masonic home. In
his younger days Mr.. Gregory was
a prosperous farmer in the Christ
NASHVILLE community, and an active
man in community life. Bad
health, financial misfortunes and
other reverses came, which bore
heavily upon him in his older days,
and he found a home with an
order to which he had always been
loyal and true. He is survived by
his wife and one son. The burial
occurred at Pilgrims Rest, near
his former home, after appropri-
ate funeral and burial services.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-06-14
TOTAL CASUALTIES 1875
Official Report Made the First Of
This Week

Casualties among the American
expeditionary forces thus far re.
ported by Gen. Pershing, includ-
ing Sundays list, total 1915, the
war department announced Sunday
in making public the first of regu-
laNweekly summaries of casualties.
Deaths in action and from wounds,
disease, accidents aud all other
causes number 1927, while 4,046
men have been wounded and 342
are missing in action, including
men held prisoners in Germany.
The departments reorganization
follows:
Killed in action (including 201
at sea) 1903.
Died of wounds, 80.
Died of disease, l,192.
Died of accidents and other
causes, 800.
Missing in accommodating pris-
oners), 342.
Total, 7,315
While no official explanation was
given for the decision of the de-
partment to advise the country
weekly of the exact total of casu-
alties since the landing of the first
American forces in France last
June, it is understood that it re-
suited largely from widespread re-
ports that casualties had been
very heavy and that total figures
were being withheld from the pub
lie.
1t has been explained at the de-
partment that the daily lists sent
by Gen. Pershlng are issued y it'll
as little delay as possible. The
casualties are so scattered 10 the
lists'tbat they do not give infor-
nation of value to the enemy, but
this does not'm mean that any appre-
ciable numbers are keld back. AT
ter heavy actions, 81 Oh as that at
it requires several days
to check up the casualties and ca
BILE the department.
American troops have been in
the trenches several months. In
addition many American units are
brigaded with the French and
British, and have been in heavy
lighting since the German drive
began in March.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-06-14

change has to be noted and the
amount of the allotment figured
and the necessary changes made
on the records of the army and
navy and war risk bureau, and the
amount Of the check that has to be
sent out has to be adjusted to meet
these changes.
Under the new law the allow
ances are as follows:
Glass AIN the case OF a man
to a wife with no child, SIS; to d
wife and one child. sos; to wife
and two children, $3.50. with So
per month additional for each ad-
additional child.
Where there is no wife but one
child, S. per month; no wife but
two children, $40 so per month;
no wife but three children, $50
per month; no wife but four chill
dren, $50 per month, with SIS per
month additional for each addi-
tional child.
Glass BIN case Of a man or
woman, if there is one parent, $40;
if there are two parents, $50; if
there is grandchild, brother, sis
ter or additional parent, S. each
per month.
Under the new law the allot-
ment shall be to the mother,
whether widowed or not. Under
the old law the payment was only
to a widowed mother.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-06-14
WAR RISK AMENDMENT
Conferees Willing to Adopt Sims
Expansion Bill

The senate and house conferees
have practically agreed upon the
bill Of Representative t. w. Sims.
OF Tennessee, chairman of the iE-
terstate and foreign commerce
committee, which makes import
ant amendments and readjustments
OF the aIlotments and allowances of
.the war risk insurance law. This
measure has been before congress
several weeks and was urged by
the treasury department as a ne
cessity in order to make the war
risk insurance law workable.
The new law changes the basis
of the aIlotments made from sol
diers' pay, but does not make any
change in the scale of family al
lowances, and effects practically
no change Of the allotments which
soldiers make out of their pay.
The reasons for making the change
Is that under the existing law the
amount of the allotment which a
soldier shall make out of his pay
is fixed on a sliding scale, based
upon the number and personnel of
his family as we'll as upon the
amount of his pay, the limitations
being that it shall not be less than
Sl5 nor in excess of the soldiers
pay.
Under the old law the allotment
is constantly changing because the
number and personnel Of the fam
lies Of soldiers are frequently
changing through births and
deaths, which imposes upon the
risk bureau an enormous volume
Of detail work and makes it diff
cult to prevent errors. Each
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-06-14
Leon jackson Morgan.

Leon jackson Morgan.
Carl Winter.
Martin Onnie Wall.
franklin Wren Williams.
William Oscar Morgan.
Vencius William Kemp.
Balus Falcon Smith.
Frank Cary.
Will H. Williams.
Fair Atkins.
William Edward Nolen.
Joe Crider.
William Charles Francisco.
Horace Lee Bennett.
Earl William Spencer.
Elmer l.. Woodrad.
Ed Kee.
George johnson.
Jesse franklin Boyd.
James MiIlard Crocker.
Franklin Vickers.
Clatus Dane.
Daniel Nicely Hood.
Elijah Barney Thompson.
Sohn Lucas Horn.
Clarence G. Costen.
William Henry Bigham.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-06-14
Railroad Fare Advanced

If you go anywhere on the rail
road now you will pay increased
fare. The new rate of three cents
a mile was put in force the first of
this week. Tickets purchased at
any station ID the country now,
whether for intrastate or interstate
travel, are at the new three
cent rate.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-06-14
The Total Registered

The number registered in Ten
nessee last week is white, 1852;
colored. 3,498; alien, 46; total,
1905. Those registered will be
called as they are needed in the
service, and will have to Undergo
the same examinations as those
under the first registration.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-06-14
New Postoffice

The new postoffice at jackson
vile, Tenn, the Old Hickory
powder plant Office. near Nash
vile. was opened for official bust
ness last Tuesday morning. Lee
H. Williams is postmaster and he
has force of eight or ten clerks.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-06-14
SIXTY-SlX CALLED
Fifty-one White Boys to Entraln
Commencing June "a

The local board will send out,
within the next few days. Call No.
$50, for 66 white men. out of
which number 81 will be entrained
for Camp Gordon during the Eve
day period, beginning June "a.
The exact date Of their departure
cannot be told at this time, but it
will be within the ive-day period
mentioned.
Forty-two negroes will be called
out to leave ia a dve-day period,
beginning June 10. They will 90
to Camp Dodge, Des Moines, Iowa.
Following is the list of white
boys that will be called from which
to select the 81 that must go:
Samuel Curtis Rumley,
Samuel Guy Chandler.
Percy Joyner.
Homer Thomas.
CIaud Ritter.
Leonard Vickers.
Marvin Cecil Robinson.
Albert Perry.
Pritchard Clark.
Charlie Priestly Rust.
Clyde Carter.
Sammie Vernon McLemore.
Isaac Melear.
Coke Dean Coleman.
Eugene WiIburn Barnett.
James Arthur Bates.
George Larry Wyatt.
Wesley Euphrates Bridges.
Scyrus Tosh.
Alvin Homer Tosh.
Grocie B. Cobb.
viii Rumley. |
Willie Harris.
Joseph Oscar Mcdowell.
Louis Nathan Williams.
Chester Ben Williams. !
Clarence Bennie Radford.
Paul Will Alden
William EIvis HiIliard.
Samuel Howard Leath.
Homer Lewis.
Lewis Carnall.
George Mathew Jennings.
John Hulon Oatsvall.
Bonnie Burns Surber.
Hulon Eirios Simpson.
William Ebert McAlexander.
Eddie Marion Evans.
John Porter Wick. =
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-16
Nprb Scranfpu.

- Die Ut. ". S'Diallsp 8obuune
on Wiariou StraBs 1T ltste Donner'
flag 9taht burh einen Stano i'm Be.
trase uon etwa 5000 beiddoist noroen.
= Srau Wfartba s. Slsdner. pslds
Dor WtOnatsfrili uOn Utiifllnburs bier.
Der fam. 1T 5reitas in Der 0obnrns
ibrsS Sobrss an electric Strnse i'm
slltsr uon 72 Sabreu Der 9unsenent.
,iinoun9 erlesen. Sie nirb pon pier
S6bnen iiberIebt. Die Beiiesung er.
iOlste Olenitas 3u Wiiiillnburg.
- Die &eids Der 2idbrisen 0aibalu
9uossiD uon 9iap Nus auenue, mslbs
am II. gpril bintsr Der @ltsrnpobnuns
in ben &adananna 5luB itiirSte. 1T am
Sonntas 3Dilhsn Sbidibinnp unb Re.
treat i'm Susquebanna SluB aufseiun.
ben morben. Sbihon Der 86rper fart
uerwsit mar. fonute Der Yatsr bsnlsl.
ben bod ioentifi}iren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-16
Npn Der 9 iitiette.

Srau Genrse Wfirs pou Bitisiou
apsnus bat Die Ysrmdhluns ibtsr God.
ter. Satbsrina Is nit Wt. VI. aamiusip
nnaefiiuoist. welhe am 27 April in
Sneianapolis. Sno., itattiano.
5rdutein 9snepiepe Dt. Sulliuau
uon Socuit StraBe uno Sreb 8. Ooppel
Jun. pon Yittston Npsnue iino Dion.
fas DtOraen in Der ct Sobn's Stride
cnrd Tfarrsr Sames Is. Oonneup
'um Suno iirs Esbsn einseissnet tuors
ben.
On Der ct. Wiarien Stride wurbs
um Sonnta9 anaefiinbiat. ooB solspb
3lumpp pon Bind StraBe ON 25.
.Utal ,u Columbus. O.. als Piarrer
oronirt niirbe uno am 5. Suut in Der
ct. Wtarisn Stride feline srite Dtsiis
abbalten Dirb.
Paitor 8. s. Shmsnf. Sobu pon
Serrn uno SIau 8. s Sdwenf uun
Glib @aibinstOn Nusnne. 1T ON lssten
Srsltas uon Dem Yrssbptetium 3u St.
isso. bel Sambsn. u. S.. orotuirt NOR
ben. nahrsm CT einen Ruf pon Der
@riten Bresb1tsriihen @smeinoe uon
0amben unsenommeu bate.
au9uit Snlttel non @ebar Nuenus
srhisIt am Sumitas nahe WiOscOw 3u.
idllis Surh Soispb Dsbner pon Bil.
low Straee cine 8usel in ben Hhdeu,
als blsier nad elmer Shsibs ihOB; i'm
Staat Soipital nuroe bic Yerpunoun9
ole ungsfGbrlih bstrahtet. Dsbner
puros ustbaitst unb porldufis untsr
8hrgl6ait gsitcllt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-16
Spbe Yarf Npti,em.

/ - Der 60 Sabre alts Wllliam Rfs
gan pom @mmet Sira6e. meldber lebten
5ebruar Die @attin 10 nit ben ssiisen
rot. oa6 iie balo baraui itarb, III am
Utontas Su brei Subren i'm oltlihen
3uhtbauS perurthsilt moroen.
Das pon Tbomas Rodauith, u.
Yariib nuo alsr @olosfD bepohnte Sc.
bauoe on 5sllows StraBe 1T Donner.
itos i'm Sstrase nisbrsrer bunoert Dol.
lars our6 einsn Branb beihabiat NOR.
Den, ben cine isblsrbafte aaminSfnun8
ueruriahte.
= SObn SerfoB uon epnon Strass,
elm 3nsauseitelltsr Der Sstlsp @sntral
Slisnbabn, puroe ON Oisnliaa gtad,.
mittas bel einem llnfall bic linfs Shul.
ter ab9eibnitten uno sr erlaa Der Ber.
lssuns fur3 nad i.iner auinabme Inn
Slaat 9oipital.
Srau Giharbs pou Glib Rain
slpenue berihtsts ON Dienitaa Der SO.
li3ei. oaB ibr uorlsstsn Sonntaa amei
500 8iberig SOnhs seitoblsn worben
letsn nno he ben 8Oitsanssr Samss
Smith i'm Ssrbuht babe. Spaler be.
rIatste iis, OaB fis ibn usrbuttsu lief
nuo Die Sabe Oann 3ufrieOsnitslleu6
gslblthtel moroen isi.
- Als Der siabrise 8illiam guuu.
launge pon Moro Wtain Auenue In fino.
ll1sr 9ieusisrbe eriabren pollts, mos
iib tn sinsm Dgnamit,hursr 5efano,
psrbammerte er otnislben, bis er srplos
oirts. Die 5olSe mar, oaB ibm bret
5ingsr Der linfsn Sanb abssriffen uno
bic aussn 10 idlimm psrlest muroen,
oaB man isins @rbllnouns bsfir1tst.
-Sobn San Dorm pon 8eti Gin.
ben StraBs. &uftInlpsitor Der 3ada.
mama @ileubabn, muros frlb 8eftern
mor9sn in oem hampton Sofs, ais er
unter einem Barren etnsn Shlaudb re.
parirts, pom Dem plDslib in Bsmsauna
ssisstsn .Suse fatal usrlsst. Der rs9ie
aim puros lbm abseidnitten nno Der
SopT bOs usrlsst. looaB sr in sinisen
uflnuten itarb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-16
Sdnt fir Die @ale!

Gin &enner in 9ancouper, 8ris
tii9s&olumbia, itellt in einem alar>
mierenben Irtitel in 4usii9t, bob
bic Wale balo i'm Meer 10 islten iein
piirben, pie bic 8iiffel auf benz
2anbe. falls iie ni4t bur9 itrenge
internatiunale Sa9ogeieBe seidiiBt,
uno bieie @eiebe au4 pirtli9 bur9s
gefii6rt piirben!
Oas peib niemanb beiier als bic
Walfii4fdnger @eiellibaften ielbit,
peI9e AUDI tein !Sebl BON bieier
aenntnis MAIDEN; iie baben Wiillio=
men BON Dollars in ibren sei9dftliz
den 4nlagen iteden uno miibten bies
felben aufgeben, falls bic 4usbeute
bon ben 8alfiidz5eloern unter sis
nen Puntt berabiinte piirbe, an
pel9em iie grabe nod nit profit
perarbeitet iperben tann. Wabri6einz
lid piirben bieielbsn qnlngen bann
CUR 9eritellung pon aunItoiinger aus
5ii6en benuBt perben.
8ie es beibt, tOnnte man friiber
ertparten, oab, penn 9efpifie Dals
Sasogriinoe ipegen @ri9Opiung ni9t
mebr beiu4t ipuroe, bic iiberlebenben
Wale an berfelben StGtte ynahbriis
teten" unb iie pieOsr fiiIlten, - aber
au9 barauf lit teine Soffnung mebr,
Oa bic mooerne 9ampfs WaIfGns
gerei gu m6rberii4 unb pernidtenb
1T, iobnB ni6t genug @aIe gum
@ieoerbriiten iibrig bIeiben! @erabe
bieie Wietbobe 1T aber iebr 6eoentli9
berbreitet, unb ni4i Sulebt in 8ris
tii6z&olumbin, po oos Wuls9ef9Gft
cine Der pi4ti9itsn unb bis ieBt
profitabeIiten Snouitrien bilOst.
Die 9lusrottung OieIsr Mammute
bes Meeres pdre fir bic Wenf4beit
Elm isbr bebnuerli6er 9erluit, ni6t
nur pesen ibres sroBen geI9Gftlis
den 8ertes, fpnoern aud pegen oes
intereTi1nten @beIlpilbes ieIbTt. Ho9
pGre es 3sit. ii6 Su SdubmoBnabs
men alf5uraffen; abet bas miibte
Iebr baIb sei6eben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-16
Stabtratb.

Der Wii6brauh Der itdotiihen Guto,
mobile. ipssisl fir 8srsniisunssfahr'
ten, fam am 5reiia9 in Der Staotratb.
lisuns CUR Sprafe. unb snlest mahts
@anpben einsn einftimmis beitdtistsn
Yorihlas. oaB Die Direitorsn Der off
ertlihsn Siherbsit uno Der 0ffeutlihen
Dsrfs auf oisie 3uitanoe aufmsriiam
ssmaht werbsn lollsu. SGmmtlits
Uiitslieber oriidten auh ibren unmillsn
pariiber aus, oaB Die automobile i'm
lllsemeinen 10 ihnell iabren.
Sine Delegation Der 3apfleute NOR
erihisnsn. nm Shus sesen iolhe ,u
erbltten. Deld)e nur tempor1r bier mel
len. 3ulest Duroe beiblohen. oaB Der
Staotunwult nit sinem aomttse Der
Sau fleute cine Srolnan3 ausarbsite.
um lssteren Shus 3u 9eben.
@infm Somtee Der 9toro scranton
Verbtherungsli9a, bas Nusfunft iiber
Ole prOisitirIe aomiorlitatiOn Wurihte.
wuroen bic Flaue se,ei9t uno etflart.
oaB iobalo sepiiie fleine Details arran.
sirt iino. 5u ansebpten oafur aufSe'
fol bert nerben ioll.
9lls Die Sroinauj fur einen itabti.
fdeu Soroerun9sa9enten in erlter Vel
uns ,ur Sprabe fam, erfldrte Wirtb.
oaB er uelitanosn babe. baB Der Nssnt
1928 uno niht $3.50 ben Wfonat erbal,
ten miiroe. Wian lieB oann Die Sahs
bis ciele WOhs tberlie9en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-16
3ur gef. 8ea9lnng.

SBir bubsn itsts cine ssmiiie anautI
9eier. tpelhe fiir oaS yWohsnblatt- I'm
Riditanoe iiuo. Inter 9em6bnlihtn
3uitdnren mdre oies niht 10 ihlimm
aber Die bsutSutase bic Sateu itsbsn.
nit alltm i'm Prsiie seitiesen uno nit
beoeuteno beihrdnften @innabm quel
len, mad,t iih Der 9tlomanssl oft lsbr
unan9enehm bemerfbdr.
IS mare uns oaber iebr angensbm
nenn bic riiditGnoi9en Nbonnsntsn es
iih ,ur Ffliht MAIDEN wiirosn, 10 weii
Die m0slif uns oas fdlllse @slo sufom
men su laiisn. bsnn mir mIiisn nniner
Serbinolihfeiten prompt na6fommer,
uno oaBu 1T flinssnoe Diiin,e notbi9.
SSOllen sic, fulIs sic i'm Riditaub
iinb, uniersm sershten Wunlde nad
fommen, ooer nihi ?
9offsntli6 n So" unb reht balo.
Ihtun9spou,
Der Serausseber.
9. S.-Sine gut ausseriiiiete acci
beng. Orudsrei isst uns In Den Stano.
Orudlaten In Der auerbeitsn Weiie
aus3ufiibren. Wtan merts ltt oieics
flir ben nGditen Beoarf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-16
GuS bem pberen Sbale.
(Hrhbalo Sorreiponoeu,.l

- Martin Jflrbut pon @guon, bsm
lesten Ocnneritas innerllbe Verlssun
gen 3usefiist nuroen. als er unttr einsm
Osdsniau sefansen nurbe. lit benisl
ben am Dienitas 9iaht i'm Utio Yalllp
Qoipital srle9sn.
- Sobn @rier bon ardbalo. beii,n
5idbriser Sobn Gbomas i'm lsst.u Jio
oember pon elmer .. & B. 0ofomotipc
nisotr9trannt Durbe, itren9te Uiontaa
fir iib uno hos 8inb cine Slase fir
$1,000 @ntidaoisuns sssen Die Som
pante on.
- als 8urseB Sames @onpap DON
Seliup Borough am Spnntas Jtltt
nit msbreren Poli,iiteu ben Eonp
Wtartini uerbaften pollte. neil oerielbs
nah aussebrodensm Streit Den Nlfon,
10 Saroone in ieiner Wobuuns erihie.
Sen uOuie, erbielt er ourd Wtartlni
cine 8u9sl in ben unterlsib. Die Ysr.
wunouns 1T nldt ssfdbrlid, menn feline
8omplitationen eriolsen. Wfartini lit
nah Der 2hat entfohen, purbe abst
9eitern In 70 Film eImil6t uno bann aui
Die Gnflase Der psrbrebsrilhen Ser.
wunoung Obne 3ulalnns uOn Siirs
ihaft ein9eitedt.
- Ntihusl @bOrbO, elm 13idbrtesr
9nabs uon Gbroop. nuroe Oitnlia9
0iahmitta9 in oem bort liattfinbenoen
Carnival 3nfdlli9 nabe Der rehtsn
Shlafe ourb cine Suael permunost.
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Strafe 5000 ans Gotbe 3reu3 Bablsn.
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fur cine Wohs su perirbisbsn. inoem
Der Braliosnt Der Jiationalunion nift
porber anDeieno ieiu fam. sic uer.
ben mittlernsile neitsr arbsitsn.
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