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The Washington times., 1918-05-18
PLENTY Of TIRES
FOR EVERY NEED,
EXPERT DECLARES

Asked regarding Government re-
strictions on the Importation OF rub
Der, and the endeavor Of tire manu-
facturers in cooperation with the
Government to restrict the manufac-
ture Of unnecessary tire sizes. J. c..
Weston, vice president and director
of sales OF the United States Tire
Company said -. ....r
The intention Of the Government
in the control and restriction OF the
Importation OF rubber is TO conserve
shipping space, and the program that
has been laid before the manUfac-
turers OF rubber goods has won their
unanimous support for the War Trade
Board and the Shipping Board.
ain addition. the manufacturers OF
tires are heartily cooperating with
the Go -ernment program for the
eventual elimination OF unnecessary
tire sizes. This elimination will sim
plify the problem for each user OF the
motor car of reducing his cost and
making it possible for him to secure
the tire size he needs, in good tires.
more readily than the market and
manufacturing conditions now per-
nit
plans for the withdraw OF certain
tirde sizes from use by manufacturers
OF motor cars will not in any way
interfere with the manufacture and
distribution OF the tires to users who
need those particular sizes at any
time"
The Washington times., 1918-05-18
ay Want Know About Your Auto Are to Found Here
Cylinder Forms in
Modern Engines

One Of of the employed the automobile
s & have OGnd & an @ ssDs sG sn
location method Of cooling numbers ETC. 1t is this variety Of type
while the cylinder performs passive function speak, it
must not be While does not
subject intense heat guide
msnfods and RcG@ Sometimes Of other parts
major classification of cylinders according to their shape
forms Fea in the head the sleeve
are not in modern automobile plants and do not interest
type when cross the Thead
cylinder This camshafs inlet
valves located in the head of the cylinder the valves are operated
through rods and rocker else overhead cnsha used
located gases
These the fundamentally different classes but there minor
found an engine employing the Lhead cylinder which
Vv @ % m iDGaeG % IN snf usual b place SI N @ sn @ s ne o %
rods with rocker the ordinary of vavenhead
tie yalvsin-head engine number different
opening down vertically chamber Again they
may located in the head at an angle from the vertical
Tne o. the iundaIenta problems confronting the designer Of
possible order through
with safe operation obSioHS the Ehead and
P1de and e 1sy 0f type a1 Il:
Sp The elimination y the pockets D the Combustion chamber 5 Of
% g T 70 eSaetness & 81 combustion chamber volume
the valves control output Of the
be remembered that it hard engines of different Of
eyHder sensrs to be the bes
type Theoretically would be perfectly possible Lhead
theoretically the weakest to perform better than the other In
well made engine of type will perform well enough satisfy
the
At the present engine making rapid
strides into favor with the discriminating public
certain advantages which
employ valves of This
cooling of the valves and free flow of fuel the
be But realize all these
cylinder must be correctly designed and constructed.
materials
steel sesteel and aluminium. Gray
material in this field The
satisfaction the metal its relative
with its rivals Steel that
highest priced engines and the aluminium
boat After the when
this material may begin registering gains.
problem the cylinders
there cylinders automobile
cylinder
this longer the Cylinders still pars
and
engine unit but it getting be the practice
cylinder blocks
Fights and tWvs usually enbody blocks though
these be blocks
its favor during the cheapness
and also because it has the positive o. rgdty
Cylinders still whether
they have fixed removable heads
detachable and held cylinders by
Of bolts gaket being
point of the detachable head advantage since
gives ready the interior of the grinding
removing carbon. etc
The Washington times., 1918-05-18
MAJOR PULLMAN
TO SHOW SAFETY
FILMS IN SCHOOLS

Police bureau statistics OF New
York city show that approximately
$4,000 persons were injured by auto
mobiles and motor trucks in the
streets Of Greater New York during
the last year.
1t was such startling figures as
these that aroused H. S. FiTestone,
president OF the Firestone Tire and
Rubber Company, to a realization Of
the great need of a national safety
nrst campaign. through the medium
OF the movies" as a most timely
6eld for the conservation of human
lives.
The film. Careless America was
produced by the Universal Film
Manufacturing Company under the d.
rect supervision Of Mr.. Firestone. 1t
is thrilling from start to finish, and
In making the picture expense was
totally disregarded-not less than
nine fine touring cars being destroyed
in a single reel
While intensely interesting and ex-
citing to the extreme, the dim is an
educational presentation which Wis
ualizes the penalty America is con-
stantly paying for permitting caGe-
less or reckless autoists, and ignor-
ance Of road rules among the users OF
the streets.
Superintendent OF Police Major r
L Pullman, having had the picture
shown before him. became so much
interested that he Immediately began
to make arrangements for the show
ing Of Careless America" before all
the pupils Of the Washington schools
He was further so much impressed
with the lesson so vividly depicted
that he has exerted every effort to
have the film presented to the Wash
ington public.
The Washington times., 1918-05-18
POStpOned.

what Is the "synchronism Of
the gears?" READER"
Lack of space prevents the an
swering of this question until next
Saturday. The space allotted to this
department is limited by the great
amount of advertising on either side
which this bright column is intended
to call to the attention Of the motor
lists of the city.
The Washington times., 1918-05-18
PRACTICAL PARAGRAPHS
Of Interest to Owners of Automobiles
Body Polish.

The car owner who would rather
produce all his own ingredients" at
home, may be glad to know that an
excellent body polish may be made
from the following: One pint Of tur-
pentine. one pint OF wood alcohol. one
quart Of distilled water and one quart
of parRffine oil. The alcohol and tur-
pentine should be mixed. after which
the water and parsffne oil should be
added The best way of mixing the
latter two is to place them in bot
tie and shake them briskly. The so
luton should be applied with the soft
side of a canton flannel cloth and pol
ished with a dry cloth.
The Washington times., 1918-05-18
To Clean Brass Castings.

Brass castings may be cleaned in
an instant by dipping them into a
solution Of three parts of sulphuric
acid and three parts nitric acid. TO
which after they have been mixed.
there has been added one quart of
common salt, the whole being stirred
until the salt has dissolved. II this
mixture is placed in an earthenware
vessel the brass castings can be
dipped in il. removed Immediately and
rinsed in clear water. The castings
can be made as bright as new by this
method and little labor is involved.
The Washington times., 1918-05-18

The motorist may take a hint from
steam boiler engineers. by mixing a
little glycerine with the cooling wa
ter to prevent the formation OF seals,
in which capacity It is said TO be
very efhcacious. The glycerine should
be used in proportions OF half a pint
to each hve gallons OF water.
The Washington times., 1918-05-18
Leaks In Float.

An excellent way to locate suspect
ed leaks in the carbureter float is to
imnerse the part in hot water. In
this WY any gasoline in the interior
will be vaporized and will force its
way; out Of the hole. which may be
located by watching for the bubbles
to rise. The float should Of course
Be removed from the water the in
slant. the bubbles cease arising.
The Washington times., 1918-05-18

Two Are Company: Three, None.
What is the magnetic speed
for a three-cylinder. two-cycle
engine? EXPERIMENTER- r
Mighty Little, Experimenter,
mighty little. You cannot expert
ment" with this department. Cylin-
ders come in pairs like socks, stays,
and things.
The Washington times., 1918-05-18

II is very important that regular
inspections should be made of the
leather coverings or boots" which
protect the universals and other parts.
Flying stones or sticks are apt to de-
stroy these boots. permitting the lub-
ricant to leak out and giving en-
trance to dust and dirt. Look them
over once a month anyway.
The Washington times., 1918-05-18
Save the Nut.

when boiling parts together, do
not try to make the nut pull the bolt
through IL the latter sticks. Take n
hammer and drive the bolt into place.
Otherwise the threads are likely to
be ruined.
The Washington times., 1918-05-18
Clenn Rntter Rnr.

Sometimes II is necessary to use
temporarily or permanently a set Of
dry cells in a compartment. where q
storage battery was formerly housed.
In this case the compartment should
Be Carefully cleaned to remove all
traces Of the acid left by the battery.
Otherwise the dry cells will be az
tackled and quickly destroyed.
The Washington times., 1918-05-18
Rubber.

"Just what is rubber? H. C. L"
Rubber is a juice that runs out Of
a tree like maple sugar. They mix
it with hope, few strings, and lot
Of promises and roll it into a dough-
nut and sell it to you for S87 and
give you an adjustment Of $1.20
when it doesn't
The Washington times., 1918-05-18
WrecO Notiee.

How is electricity transmitted
by a conductor? IGNITION?'
The only time we. ever knew it to
be was when a conductor was lean
ing against the controller box on the
back platform one rainy night and
we handed him a quarter. 1t was
transmitted from the conductor to
the quarter and from the quarter to
US, and the conductor was the only
one of the three who stayed on the
platform.
The Washington times., 1918-05-18
lust Long Enough.

"Please explain just how the
length OF a valve stem should be
adjusted? K. G. B.
The plan followed by the best me-
chapics is to adjust a salve stem to
just the length you need to reach
from valve to wherever you want to
fasten the stem. YOu neglect to state
where you want the other end Of the
stem to fasten.
The Washington times., 1918-05-18

What are the essentlaI re-
uirements OF a lubricant?
h NJ"
l. Body. 2. Fluidity or viscosity.
3. Freedom from cumming. 4. Alb
sence of acid. ). Stability under
temperature changes. 6. Freedom
from foreign matter. We copied that
out Of a book and would like some
one to tell US what Lubricant" "
"fluidity," and "v1scosity" mean.
The Washington times., 1918-05-18
BIZ
Llewelyn Powers Jones

chance for instruction in running
IT,. Please describe just what
should be done before riding II.
RURAL"
First kiss your friends goOd-by,
write farewell letters, get the per-
son you hate worst in the world on
the back seat, and pull the trigger,
rehearsing the words, "Good morn
ing, st. Peter, how are you this
morning."
The Washington times., 1918-05-18
.MotoF CycIe.

'T live in the country and have
ordered a motor cycle from a
mail order house. have no
The Washington times., 1918-05-18
Fuel.
Curio.

ais there any inspection OF the
numerous gasolene pumps in the
city to ascertain whether they
are accurate? GAS
Each tank is inspected at least
once a month. Ore on Rhode Island
avenue was discovered which drew
one pint too much per gallon, It is
now in the left hand corridor Just
off the main entrance of the Ma
tional Museum. The former owner
gave it up willingly.
The Washington times., 1918-05-18
Yes Yes Gn Onf

What are the requirements Of
4 good clutch? BUYER"
That it clutches.
The Washington times., 1918-05-18
PaRe General Pershing!

Nix on the war stuff on this pagei
The street corners are full of guys
winning the war; get some of them
to tell you. We would charge it with
a baseball bat or our bare hands if it
was a Hun one.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-10

telpreis bon Sr. 81 per 100 ST.. alip
20 ZIP. mebr oils Der offi5ieue Snnecss
prcis, unb tpics ale Se9ebren I'm Hez
button %runotpce ab.
Ser Wertretcr Der Staot bebarrte,
inter einbringlidem Sinmeis uuf Die
Ifipierigen grtperbsperbdltni1ie in
2usern uno inter Ippea on Die Solis
baritGt aller IolfSgenoien, auf Der
Totbpenbietcit. Die Wild 5u 32 Hp.
per st. %aus3umeIien, tudbrenb iid aus
ben Sproernngen Der Yroeuaenten
unb Der WilhbdnoIer elm Yreis bon
33 ZIP. ergab. CT ipies bin duf Die
llcbelifGnbe. Die beim Sufiibren Der
Wild) CUR Stabt uno bel Der @ertbei>
lung belteben. gS fommt pielfad
Dor. ertlGrte or, baB ied)s un0 mebr
Sennen Dor Elm uno oemIelben Sau5
porfabren, nm bort ibre aunoen 81
bcbienen. Welhe &ergeunune bon
3eit unb Subripelen banit perbunoen
lit. ldBt lit leiht ermeNcn. gS Ipllte
pobcr iebem Sennen auf 8runo Der
bon ibm lesteu @inter nufgenommes
nen, Wcrbrautss Statiitif elm eepiNer
geSirf, cine an5sbI 8ai'en, 6ur Be-
.bienune 5%uaeipicien iueroen. Sacurt
licBe iih crbeblif an llnfoiten iparen
unb tpenn nm 1 Ny. per Otter einses
braft pirb. 10 madIt oas per S9g fir
Die Stnbt &u5ern (apnium runp 40,s
600 Otter pro Gag Sr. 400 Gripars
nib ans"
Solpcit Der 9eriht, Su pelder
8ciie man iih geeinigt bot, fast
man ia niht; bauoelte cs lid bod nur
nm 1 Hp. pro Otter, olio 10 Sent.
Nber aui 5ipei iebr luid)tise Sbatiadeu
mag nod, bi~ngcipieien iperSen; Mans,
lid bab Der bon Der Sunbesresicruue
feltaeieBte piii3ielc Yreis iih nit)t
balteu lieB ulb baB Die Whh III Der
Shpei5 nid)t einmal halb 10 tbeucr III
mic in uniercm 2nuee.-I.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-10
Nstte 5ufGnSe.

Gang re~selmGBig ipieberbolen lid
Ole gn"tbilQungcn iiber Die in Difents
lifeu Robltbdtigfeits Nnltalten herr
idenben 3uitdnoe. giumal bort man
~Sdredlihes~ aus Ohio (io iiiusit
aus 9incinnati) bauu fommt iolde
Gunoe aus Scras, lpie nm aus Heip
Seriep. Sort limb in Der Nnitalt oes
9ountp Giier fir 8eiiteStrante. bas
in Gebar 8rope 9elegen lit, 3ipan5ia
Der Sniaiieu infolee Der aalte seitors
ben. ba Die Sei5anlagc anger Orbs
nlIng geratben mar unb angeblih feiu
griaB baiiir 9eihafien lperoen fonnte.
Die Sabl Der Sooesidae belief lid,
icit Dem 1. Se5embcr auf 3lpan3ig
ac9en ad)t III oemielben 3eitraume bes
8WiabreS. NmBer bieien Sooesfdaen
leiben nod 8peiunobreiBig Der llus
aliidliden, Die bort interniert iino, an
SroitbeuIen.
Wie Die 0~eripaltung hes SolpitalS
ia9t, tucrben it'd Die 8uitdnbe beiiern.
pcnn ein neiIer Sampiteiiel, Der bon
Der udditen 1870 Nteilen entiernteu
Sabrit per Iutomobil nad Dem Soipis
tol aebradt nirb. in Sienit eeitelt
pcrbcu tnuu. Sieie p~eripGtete SiiIfe
matt bic Tobten niht ipicber lebsns
oig. Ino penn faIteS Wetter einlescn
ipltc, 10 iperocn. bis bic Set5anlage
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-10

tpieber in Srbnun9 lit. tpabriheinIih
nod mebrere Der Srriinnisen ers
friereu.
gs lit 9erabe6u unelaubIid, baB
fir Die llnsliidlihen niht in irseno
elmer 8eiie selorgt ipurbe. nm lie Dor
loIden Seiben 5u beipabrer. Sempos
rdre !Sei3porrihtunseu, fuie Ieid)te
Oeifn, Selfeuerurs uitp., limb iebeus
fauS in CEDAR @rope pber Der ndhz
item groberen Srtihaft gu babeu llnb
bdtten in 3ienit seitelt tperben tonz
men, bic Die Sei3anlaae ipieber funfs
~tionierte, nno ielbit ipenu es unmogs
lid setpeien mare, bieie SIlfSmittel
gu erlnnsen. bann bate man bic irrs
iinnisen aranfen %tempordr in einem
ofientliten ooer Trinatsebduoe unterz
brin9en miiHen. mo lie nitt Der froitis
gen Temperntur Der porwcibnadtlifeu
adlte ausseiest seipeien tpdren.
@abrlteinli6 ma1t aud in bieiem
Sale bic 8%erpaltung als gntihulbis
siIng seltenb. oab fir iolfe grtras
ausgabeu crit cine 8epiaiguns hattie
gemaft iperoen miiiien. mas bel benz
Shnedenaang Der lesislatioeu Ras
ifine pielleid)t biz gum Sriibiabr ge>
bauert hattie. limb bic armen 9eiItess
iranteu, Die in bieiem Soipital inter-
niert paren, bic oasieIbe niht ners
laiien fonnten. I'M anoerstpo Shue
gegen bic rnbilben bes Winters 5u
iuhen, mnbten eben baran slauben.
81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-10
n1iibpreiie.

Cine lleberlid]t iiber sic 9reiie, Ole
III Den 8~roBitdbten u~nleres 2anbes Die
T%ild,bdnoler Den IiIhprocuseuten
uno Die aoniumentcn oen SGnoIern
be3ablen miiien, leste Der gbieago'cr
Nilhs aommiiiion Ora Z. Rir BON Der
oortisen Wfir 0airp So. Dor. Die
lteberliht IdBt erfennen. baB Der
Sohitpreis. 10 Gents has Quart, bon,
%apniumenten in Sem Orleans, Ga.
8e5ablt fuerben muB. pGbrenb Minne.
appIis lid bes niebrigiten Yreiies, II
Gents. erfreut. MuBer CHICAGO ers
freuen lid nod bier anbere @rpBz
table, &anias Gin. Ybilabelpbia,
GIepelanb unb Smaba. zines Wilhs
preiieS bon ~ Gents bas Quart.
@dbreno aber in Chicago Der Sdnpler
Dem Wtilhiarmer 1922 fir 100
%iuno gtild) be5ablen mib. cr6alten
ieine &ollcaeu i'll bieien bier St6otcn
ibre WiIh biIiser.
6olgeuheS iinb oie Yreile in ben
ad't5ebn grpberen StGbten bes 9anoes
naG benz o Germ Wir Der 8pmz
miiiion nntcrbreiteten geridt:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-10
@bremliite fiir SrimeetlD.
Mbonnenents : Ysrprsden fir 9~nssaben br ySbe Catholic
Sribuue" orei Vial bic MSods III $500 pro Sabr.

tatbo!tftes laeeblatt b%ebiirfen. mir iebr noib.
penois. -6srnslins 9anner~ert.
1 stH sa,soli Z. anlsn,; seIIsn at ssI 'tf sss
ertldre MTG hereit anf pas aaeebIaii sn abon.
%nieren, SoffertIidb peroeu Gle i'm Siaube
tetn sins s'Ife ds aosTIestnssn UNI nab ses
iouien iest loon bic 9sier aniioroern 2br
gbonnemert speripreben iIr bas Saaebldit Elm.
5uienSer.-9te @agncr.
aomab, gis-.qripse,Ib~ uirss uus
oiel GrenSe ~bsrsiten. iteber pdre uns ieaob
Abe Sdtlo 9aiholic lribune". 40 perSe ani
Eeioe abonnteren. fobaIo b~tefeIben eriteinen.
-Ssbn Z. Gieber.
Mentrofe, @p.--GinIiseeno 5000 tir
ben sic biite rsirsm s@waaer eines ~bericlbct
s!oennemsnE een .%2seeflp.. aut Sent. %crtIp.-
aSonnent anf .aripee,ISJ-. SOffentIi Id iom mi
oas lGseblati balo.-8ss. Wagner.
mertsinstsn. Soma. @eate an.
isGsiiSt sgifisne isst issn. Is min mir riS,
bune- ubonntert, SoiisntIia psrSsn Sic NTH.
seitens 10000 nno nidi 5000 abonnenteu
uno etrvas rnebr anhlpirtbr6aitiine Naxri9ien
ocroffentlihen.-@. u. settles.
..Spbnsbnrg.. Su.-seit 2Gnscm woate
TN aut - rtipeetip" dbotuieren. fam aber Mot
oa8i biz ieet. ID fperoe ebeufaas duf oas
Idgeelait aoornterer, iohaIo oasielbe erftetnt
nno terrer Abe Catholic tribune" .booiten"
no ln taNfiy-Aifreo j. Ssbredt.
Carols. Sotpa.-Siermit ienae i'd Sbren
rietr 9bcnnemenfsper'prcter AMI n1rineeilp"
if il iSresHH. Sas ABE S sait,V Sa nSsHy" aTiSuS Ss:
enibdIt.-S. =. grin6s.
VittsbuIgb. Va-Ste biirieu auf mid
re6uen ais Gbonrsut auf .lrifpcefIn- unS
5o9eblatt. Wlit Shrer Grlau6rib uuterbreite
Id Sbnen bier einiae Eemer.ungen: IN olaube
es mare Embarrassment Die ~iinnIofen -9omics"
ab5uftatten. iuelbe peoer g9is mob @eidmad
oerrat9er nno bic atnher gum Sebraub sines
eIliieslthen .HinsoI anoa!ien, Abe Catholic
Serbefern oes Seibmades in airtenmufii.
% feblt ms Die sefurhe dritif nuf oieient
,SeIoe. SH DUBUQUE baben Gle mtnoeiteuS
tpet Serren - Reo. ". Sress uno prof. S.
Wtlberotng lpeldhe In oieiem pthttaen Seloe
altorttatib uribeiIcn i5uneu-proi. orfepb
(Gmpfdngen sic uuieru bersIi6en Gaui iGr
grefe. s2as ste he8iigIib Der bumoriitiiten
SeiIasen benlerien. iinoei meiren Bet'au uno
mir werbeH Die Sade In Setratt sieben. -
Sdben Sic. bite. 8ebulb nit urs unb ae.
pdbrer Gle uus etfpas Belt 5um slnSbaue
unieres PROGRAMMES. In peIdem quo Die
1irneru1uLf siIt9ei9Ipiien 1T. 9iobmals, beifpn
Sanf!-0er Gbef'8eoGfteur)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-10
JntercHante Ncmisseitsn BON
Sen ,lliijisnen.

Sodiu. j. giebler. z. g.. bon
gmpaubiia, Hbobeiia. ihreibt on Die
SooaIitdt bes ct. Yeter Glaper:
~gicine Niiiionen ia6ren i'm b(iibens
ben 8nirdnhc iort. obidon S6lpierigz
feiten bur6 Den arieg berbeieefiibrt
tporoen iinh. abcr fpie bart III eS bod,
Die nptbigen Sebensmittcl 81 crbaIten;
Nlcs III 10 tbcuer. @ir t6uu bas
Bette has mir tbul1 tonuen unb pers
trauen ouf 8ott. llniere Corpus
9briitiz Srp6ciliou ipar oieies Sabr 10
erbcbeub uub feierlit nie ie Supor.
Die Gbriiten bon meinen bier Wiiiios
men neriammelten iih fir Die Seltlihs
felt I'M SauptmiiIions sSouie. NQe
Die Bese. Die CUR Wiiiion iiibrtcn,
lparen nit Sabnen unb 9ogen sesiert.
@in8elIdngcr unb elm Gbcr bon cins
tallenb Stimmcn. lparen bon elmer
Wu'ittapclle bon pier8ig Snitrumenteh
be9lettet. Sober par beiriehigt uno
9liidlid,. unb mir Iqc beteten fir
uniere 8obltbGter.
Nan ubreiiiere aeitempelte Ypits
marfen. ieboh mn Die bon auSeraez
ippbnliher Denomination. Silbers
PAPER, ate Sulpelen. unS anoere
@cihenfe an: The Sphalitp of ct.
Better Glaper fir african NiiIpus,
Sullertuu glns., Sepeutb anb Yine
st., st. Spnis, NGo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-10

bis Sum 81. December iino SIS sbonne.
tnentgoeripreden auf Abe Gatbolte Tribune"
orei Mal BITE @o1e eineeiau'en. On Der per'
Wotc babeN ierner 6olaenoe ftb Der
dnaet6loner:
alireS u. Sebredt, Satnpis
r., ". .Geltss. Soma.
9enrS ylees, Utinneista.
@tprg 3agntr, WiHonri.
8so. 6. MILLER, Montana.
j. =. wiinerup, aanias.
@aetnrao 3nsser, Gambia.
lohn D.. Nteber, WtSecnfn.
Wtd Yntnagel,- Wteeonftn.
Gpnrab Ran, Soma.
@eo. .. eharptsft., Sstua.
Wts enss!stnssr. @tsssnfm.
Sehn u. Waaas, Wtnnetota.
Wm. Y, sdmiot, sho.Sa!sia.
garnen Msaer. Hsbrasta.
gran 8. autlfh, IsaneTst.
s. 8: 2etnen, Soma.
Grant sdtsttler, Soma.
Ssbn 0erber. Soma.
Senr1 .. Anhait, Soma.
Zoe u. 9Hglett, 8eutudp.
Rtc SauNen. Wtnnefpta.
Yaul 3rpdpesft, Soma:
9. J. 4pienmadter, she.Safota.
Sebn z. Npfenberser, weontana.
Mibert y. HpHmann, Wetrasfa.
9. IennbeltnssE. Ntscenin.
gas. Srnnnsr, Gtsesnnn.
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