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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-09
cHlcAdo,

CHICAGO Jan. s-CORN' No, ? {sl-
low nominal OATS standard Npi2c.
rye No. ? tls9dlB, RARLfY;
81 3s0l5S
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-09

NEW york, jan 2 Raw sugar
steady, centrifugal sOJu. molasHcs nom
inal; refined STEADY. fine ganulatod
7ibc,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-09
Best TWO-StOrv Bargain

Seven rooms on lots ON corner. facing
eouth and east. on hin. good furnace,
house In perfect condition; splendid terms
or make cnsh offer: price 81 500. Me
Kcever Rros S0l.2oS Security Bldg
over Kcrr's Wal 7li
For SALE or REST -Flvc-room mod
ern bungalow: bullt-In features, cosi
front. 2 blocks from chr line. See own
or at llig ~ Mckinley
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-09
ST LouIs
SUGAR

sT LOUIS. Jan. 9--POuLTRY AND
HUTTEn Unchanged EGGS tin5ic
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-09
COTTON Goes Up
ON Gin REPORT
NEW. voRk COTTON FUTURES.
nav ORLEANS COTTON FUrUREs

NEW ORLEANS. jan o Cotton closed
Ncr steady Ot nu advance ot hd to MI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-09
Produce Provisions
KANSAS CITY.
CHICAGO.

KANSAS CITY. Jan 0 -. BUTTER,
Eggs AND POULTRY UNCHANGED
-
CHICAGO,
CHICAGO, Jan. p--VUTTER Lower,
creamery ssqNpSc. ZOOS higher 70.
receipts 2,bt7 cases frsts tjU51c, urdi-
mary frsts b2db at mark cases iu.
Guided 50T5Gc; refrigerator frHm AlHc.
POTATOES Recelpts ~ cars, IN.
changed POULTRY Alive, lower
fowls 2Od2bhc springs aic.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-09
St. Louis Case in Test.

The first rate case to come before
the director general is that involved m
the st. Louis bridge situation and this
has been referred TO the interstate com
mcrCc commission and the advisory
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-09

rrloel " tho various sradss OF cattle. arr
approximately as follows
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-04
REDCROSSPERILS
OVER THERE TOLD
BY CAPT. OLIVIER

BALTIMORE. May Capt. Stuart
Olivier. general manager OF the Even
ing News, after six months IN Red
Cross service in France, yesterday
told Of haifbreath escapes. Of the
magnificent morale OF the allied arm
les and OF the pressing need OF more
American soldiers at the front.
An interesting part OF Mr.. olivier's
narrative was his adventures In Paris
during the bombardment by the long
range German gun. seventy-six miles
distant.
He was among the Red Cross men
who helped in the relief work follow
Ing the disaster on Good Friday when
the beautiful church at st. Gervais
was struck and many were killed.
French Are Confident
What impressed Mr.. Olivier most
! was the attitude Of the French peo-
pie who have apparently become
I hardened to death and desolatiOn. In
/ Paris business Is going on as usual
/ The French are confident that they
will win. With this conviction Arm
/ Iy rooted they plod on from day &c
/ day. patiently waiting for peace.
My experiences in France" Mr.
/ olivier aid. have done a great deal
/ to inspire confidence and assurance as
] to the successful outcome OF the war
/ The French soldier is superb in every
/ particular and deserves more credit
| than can ever be given him"
Mr.. Olivier spoke enthusiastically OF
the bravery and efficiency Of the fight.
ing men in the trenches, speaking
particularly in praise Of American
soldiers.
Should Send AirHhIps.
He expressed the opinion. however,
that the United States should con-
centrate its efforts in sending air
ships rather than more men to
France. So far as reserve force is
concerned, Mr.. Olivier said that France
Is amply well supplied.
an a short time one afternoon IN
the envirOns OF Paris" he remarked.
1--WE counted 5,4OO motor-tTucks Of
from FIVE to seven tons each, every
one OF them containing forty soldiers
This battery OF trucks alone would
be sufficient TO move q reserve army
Of over a quarter OF q million men
on a half days notice"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-04

ADDED TO LIST Of
DOG BITE VICTIMS

Two children today are wearing
bandages over decorations caused by
dog bites received last night.
Seven-year-old Anna Lee. 40 Fifth
street northeast, was bitten on the
hand by q dog. owned by N. "
Murphy. 722 Fifth street. when she
attempted to take a ball from its
mouth. The animals teeth caused q
slight wound which was cautsrized
by DR.. II. R. Schneider. 500 II street
northeast.
George shelton, thirteen years old,
1892 I. street southeast. while play
ing near bis home, was attacked by
q stray dog, which buried its teeth In
his leg The injury was treated at
a nearby drug store.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-04
WONDERFUL VOICE
OF GALLECURGI
THRILLS HEARERS

The art OF GalII-Curci Is not thing
a thing, so like the subtle shading,
the exquisite phrasing Of a master
violinist in both tone and style that
it rather awakens a delighted won
der that applause would dispel.
This is not TO say that the vast au-
dience at the National Theater yester-
day afternoon was undemonstrative,
when this greatly heralded singer OF
Italy was heard in the last OF the
artists course OF concerts presented
by Mrs. wilson-GTeene, but Is rather
to suggest the quality OF that appre-
citation. The audience not only taxed
all available standing room, all space
on the stage, but several hundred
were refused admission at the door.
A quaint picture OF we olden times
IS Nine Amelita Galll-Curci, and as a
singer she seems to come, too, from
the olden days OF pure bel canto.
That Is the way I imagine Jenny
Lind to have sung" said one hearer.
Tiny OF form fand buoyant in man
ner, Galli-Curci sings with an ease. q
| fluency that Is astonishing and that
has not the slightest effort in It II
Is not a large voice, but never has
one heard such luscious, deep-toned
triIls, such liquid runs that fade Rtvay
with sustained tones Of vibrant soft
nessi
opera singer she IS, essentially.
The opera OF fiutelike coloratura or OF
t, caprice. yet IT is a cOloratura that has
not the scintillant sparkling tones We
are used to. but is rich, delicate, and,
above all, full of color. the multi color
Of the vioI. With this ingrstlsting
depth she trills and trllls in a cres-
cen6a that she brings to a climax; or
ascends to her highest range and then
swells the note with great power.
The delicate grace Of her "Una voee
POGO IA" from the Barber OF Seville"
but most of all the Shadow Song
from Mcyerbeer's "Dinorah" with
flute. gave the height OF the art OF
this Individual artist. The cadenza in
the latter was a gem of beauty in
tone. with warm-hUed fawless runs
and loveliest trills in softest tons full
Of resonance.
Songs she sang, too. Songs in Eng
lIsh that showed how purely vocal
beautiful English diction may be.
But loveliest OF Pill was the Grieg.
THE Swan" in French. II held a
spirit Of silence. it's atmosphere was
so appealing. II was a calm and rare
legato in strong contrast to the witch
ing "BolerO" OF Delibes that brought
one back again 70 the stage picture.
One would like 20 see GaliiCurcI act
with her lovely singing
Three Bergerettes OF the eighteenth
century she gave. and she was prodl-
gal with encores which were. in Eng
Iish. III No One Ever Marrles Me-
"Sylvelin" OF SindinB, Annie Laurie;"
then TOstis "Avri;." in which she ac-
cOmpanied herself: Belle Manon.p
another BerEerette. an Auber's
Laughing Song" from "Manon Les
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-04
GERMANY'S MUNITIONS
MINISTER BUYS BONDS

Tho salary Of Heinrich Koppers. con
sulung engineer OF the H. ROppers Co,
Pittsburgh, minister OF munitions OF the
German imperial government will be
invested in Loberty bonds, the alien
property custodiAns announced today.
The Koppers Company MANUFACTURED
coke The 5000 shares owned by Kop-
pers. who Is now in Essen, Germany, was
taken over by the alien property Gus
todian today. His salary as consulting
engineer Of the company was $1,000 a
year.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-04
NAMED FOR WAR WORK.

The appointment OF Miss May Al
linson. Of New York city, as execu-
tive secretary of the committee on
women in industry of the advisory
comnittee OF the Council of National
Defense, has been announced by the
chairman, Mrs. ]. Borden Hartman
Miss Atkinson was formerly assistant
secretary of the National Society for
Vocational Training.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-04
TO RELEASE GERMAN SHIPS.

SANTIAGO. Chile. May 4.-The
agreement which has been pending
with Germany for the release OF
three Of the German merchantmen
which have been laid up IN Chilean
ports during the war has been com
ple.ed. Germany has stipulated that
the vessels must be used 10 carry
cargoes only to neutral ports Metals.
saltpeter, and other products Will be
exported.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-04
DOGS TRAIL WRECKERS
OF TRAIN OF DRAFTEES

ACKERMAN. Miss. May 4-Blood-
hounds were put on the trail today in
an attempt to run down the person
who laid q spike on the rail Of the
c. NJ. & II. Railway near here, IN
the path Of a trainload Of drafted
negroes, sending the train on the
rails and killing the fireman and fn-
Turing the engineer and TWENTY-FIVE
OF the drafted men. When the engine
struck the spike It Jumped on the
track and dragged the train with Il
into 4 deep cut at the side. turning
over the cars.
We must meet the sacrifice at n.
front with sacrifice At hOme-D. G.
Food Administrator.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-04

CauL.
Manuel Beranger, fiutist. gave de-
liEhtful oblIEatos for Nine. Galli-Curci,
and q finely executed Concerto in D
Of Chaminade. Homer Samuels At the
piano was an interpretive artist.
J. MACH.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-04

There e. a work for every person
10 do I'm this Vvnr-fOOd n ammunition
-nre you WASTING it'd. {. Food Ad-
miuIEtTatOr.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-04
Today and Yesterday

portraits part appearing The Times
showing UekHoH WGshHgtonGHs they and as they
appeared in younger days T9dGEs portraits are Of
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-01-09
0;e 1kriee$5;<l< Ger per. $toaten >areelest.
SlnitraIiidJes Cabinet anfselGit.

Die oirette tSnlec ocr ytieoerla9e
ocr Gpulcriptionssgill, olc bon
Dem Gremier @iliun OtorriS
SougbcS gum 5lpeiteu Wtal cinge-
rciht iporoen mar. Ger grbei.
tcrfilDrer Sront u. Suoor nit
bcr 9iloung eineS ncltcnGobinet5
betrollt.
2onoon, s. San. - GaS oil.
itrulilhe Cabinet nit 8iIliam Mor.
ris Suebes on Der Spite bat rciig
nirt, wie einc Heuter.9cpcid)c aus
Wtelbournc bciaet. Grout @. Gll
0or, Der 9lrbeiteriiibrer wuroc be
onitrogt ein nellcs Miniitcriluu 5u
biloen.
Seit ser IieoerIage Der GonIcrip-
tions Bill Der 9tegierllng in 9luItro
lien 1T es bcricbtet morocn, Dab 4'rc-
mier Sugbes mobrihcinlid obboufcn
miro. Nils Die Gonicriptions .9ill
i'm 9lopenlber 1916 cine 9lieocrlo0e
crfubr, batte Sugbes bic Gciigno
ton ieines Cabinets eingerciht. Us
lpuroe ieoodb Gin neueS Cabinet nit
0ugbeS ais Eremier gebilOet. Sm
lcbtcn Serblt brndte cr picoerltm cte
ne Gonicriptions.gill Dor, Die in Scr
flr5 Dor @eibnabten ituttgebobten
@abl BON elmer nod gr6Beren Wojo'
ritGt lpie IN 1916 geihlogen mllroc.
Ole WaioritGt 9cgcn Gonicription
belief iid allf nube5u 100000, aud
bottc cine MaioritGt ouitraliidc
Solootcn gegen Die Gonicription &C
ltiulmt.
Sranf @. Suoor iuar Der Sanoels'
Winiiter iln Siiber.G Cabinet, o05 im
Sriibling bon 1909 reiignirte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-01-09
Or. Chamberlain id)nlbig.

s 90 Of lono, 90, s. San, -
Or. @io ". Chamberlain muroe 6clt'
tc ihuloio bcfl,nocn, icincn Srllocr
crmoroct 5ll babeL lno 81 lebenS.
lGnelidcr 6jciGn0niBItrofc pcrllr-
t9eit.
Chamberlain bcbouptct innler nod
icinc Sdulbloligfeit uno mlro Itd)
un oie Dobcrcn @crihte iucnoen.
gcioe Gbombcrlain'S fumcn oor
ctmn 8 SSobrcn pon Sopa blcrbcr.
Ger Stot bcbouptct, Scr 9lr3t bubc
ieincn @rubcr 9llbert ermoroet ibn
5critiidclt rmb ouf cincr 6arm Der
ihorrt oereu geiib ongeblitb Die llr'
iahc bcs. Streite5 6miihen Den 9ril.
bern mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-01-09

iron50lilhcn &ecrc perlalicn, Dob tic
Dem StoB miocrItcbcu merbcn.
&crtrolcn5poll mCiit 9oter IN lei
ncr Sdilocrung Ger aricqSlngc oar-
oui bin, ooi} oic Gn9lGnOcr lno
Sron5oicn Oltrd) icd)5cbn bcItiNc
Scblodtcn bon 9cmoltigcr @r0Bc 'tc.
tigc lulo lnctboOiihc 6ortidrittc &c.
moht bu6Cn. Gic crmortctc Sficn
lipc it, mic or bcrnorbcbt, mobr-
Idcinlid] olrd 0uS 3uIomncn3ic6en
pom groBcn Wtlnitions.Gor
uno 1ruppcn uCr369crt moroeL aud
miro eriportet, ooB 0ie 9clltlhen III
re lette Strait bis gum 1uberIten an
itrengcn merOeu.
9lllf Scr itdIienilCbcn 6ront bds
ben, mic Scr ariegsicfrctGr crflart
fronaoiiihe GrfoIgc Die oltcrrcihilhs
ocutidcn Cifeniipc in SGoh geboI.
ten, lno ooS meltlihc llier oGS Giopc
miro felt beboltptet. ocftige Sdncc.
iGuc in ben g(lpcn bcbin6ern 0cn
Seino, bcnl bic llntcrboltlmg icine5
transports 9ctpaltioe Sinberniiic IN
Den @eg legt lno Den Sortbeil Der
9eicbung scr S6bcn pctt gcmodt.
Sic llcbcrgon9s. Eeriooc it, uic
9}ofer iogt, Dorbei ino cS miro CT.
martct, ooB Oic 6ron5oicn, Gnglan.
ser uno StoIicncr 3liammen Scr 81,
tuation Scrr meroen fonnen.
Gic 6icsip0GcntIide llcbcrliht Scr
ariroSlogc moht fcinc Grpabnlln1
unlcrifoniihcr Trllppcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-01-09
MmerifaniidJer Yiirger, Iast Wiiller.

9t i9nnGitp, SnO, s. San.
- Sreoerid 6. Wtillcr, Der ais an
0eblidber Oeutider NeihSongeb0ri-
ger, Wtnnor oieicr Stoot mllroc, Der
lidcrte beutc, CT ici moroliidl ipic
gcieBlib cin omeritnniihcr gilrgcr.
Dos GinboltSbcfebl Serfobreh
mcld,cs ocr cbelnoliQe Yiopor &rll-
ger 5u Golporolio gcgcn Wtillcr an
gcItrengt bat, nnbm geltern ocn
gon5en Tog in 9(nipru6 llnb wuroe
oam ani 9onnerltag nerleet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-01-09

gS,0dyentlidle &riegs.9iep

ScfrctGr @ofer crlportet cine 9clpnls
tige Siieniipc ieitens Der 9elt'
ihen. 0nt Sertrnilen, oob Die
irun50Iiihen unb cngliiden Srllp-
pen ocnl StoB Itnnbboltcn fon-
nen. - Scin @erid)t iiber oic
itolicniide Sront lnlltet gilnIti9
infolgc ser Grfolgc, melhe frnll'
5oiiihe Sritppeu BORT crrlrnacn
bnbcn.
@oibington s. San. = Sn
ieiner nohentliben ariegs.Heprr
iogt Sefretdr gafer, boB bic crmor-
tcte bellilhc Sifeniiue I'M @elten
porouSiihtlid 9eutId)lono's GroBter
9(ngriif icin miro, bod, fam man iid),
10 iilbrt CT aus, auf ole britiiden uno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-01-09

Trie6cn@s o0cr @rtcd@s
hc0c?
llcGcroll in @aibington bGrte man
Oa9 ii6creinitituncnOc llrtbcil bob
0ic 9lcCc eiu bcrporra9cnoco Tofl.
nlent lei ltnO Scr 9lnIidt 6ca oulcrita.
niiful @plfc2 ais cinc9 @an5cn trci
icnocn 2GlSorud qchc Cic cinliqc
lFcinlng4pcridjicocnGcit mar ole, ob
sic Icoe ais cine Nricocus oncr
arica9.9le0c nlIi3nioiien iei. Giniac
lPiiqIicOer beiocr Sodlitr 0c9 Gou.
0rciIc9 crfldrten es nls ibrc 9lnlidlt,
SAB Oie 0emiden pielleidlt Die 30
oinglnlgell ais cine 0aiis Iilr llntcr'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-01-09

bouoilnqcn occcptobcI linOcn mer'
0Cn.
Sod in ocn nciitcn @rciicn gdb c9
fcinCn ioldcn Cptini9mu@, nno Die
NcNc wuroe ais cin bcocutiancy
aricQ3 Toflncnt onGcjc6cn oaS bic
9tmoipbdrc iiir Die Rcgicrllngen lmo
4l0lrcr, bic Gcltinlono bcfdnpicm
fldrt. mo audi Dem Ocntid)cn &oItc
ais @icbt oiencn fonL lpclm cS oo3'
ic!bc lcbcn mill
Q&as GrdiiOent @ilinr II
Icincr Mc0c pcranlobtc.
'SlI 9'eoutmorhlng Der allIcitigcl
,Srage, pclGc Griinoe ben Fr1lioen'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-01-09
9lnr tempurar erfolareidy.


Gcutider GorItoB sceen Die 9riten
bel @ullecourt. @egenongriff
iteut Die britiibe 2inie luieoer
Der.
2onoon, 8. San. - Gas bri-
tild)e glrmecbouptqlurtcr meloet
Dcute glbeno:
nSellte Wtorgen gelong eS Dem
5cino, in eincm lofalen glngriff, Der
pon WtincnmerIern lulterltiibt mar,
in unicrc ShilbenarGben oItlih BON
Vullccourt ein3uorinngen; aber in
cinen @egenongriii mlirOe lniere
Stellllng iuieoer p0llig bcrgcItellt.
9(ht3cbn 8efangenc bliebcu in unie.
rem SGnoen 5urild.
9ic icinOIde 2lrtilleric mor pGb
rcno ocS Cages iilolidj bon gpcrn
lcbr tbGtig"
2on6ou mclbet llcbcrfoll. |.
2ouoon 8. San. n.-Gine feill0'
lidc 2lbtbeilung iiberficl gcitern ci'
ncu unicrer EoIten bel 6lcSqlticree,
meloct 0os Nricgsonlt. Giucr unIc.
rer 2eutc miro uernibt.
5cinoIlde g(rtilleric 3eigte lpdb
reno Der Iaht in Der ys1bc BON 9ld-
lccourt ,mo Iosidcnoale betrdhtli.
dc 3bGti9fct.
'Nur flciuc Spcrotioncnl
ugt 8crlin.
Ser lin, s. 1Son., pia 2onoon. -
Sm beutigen offi5iellen 9crid)t miro
ous 5ol1enoe gemelbct:
8clt 6ront: Armec9rnppe oeS
Grin3cn Huppretbt: glbgeIcgcne slb'
iAnittc in 6lonoern uno iiiomcitlid)
BON Gambrai murben 5eitpeiie einem
bcitigen 8euer unterlporfen. gct
gfodtanbrltd grifien geitcrn 5luei bri
tiihc Gompognien beignllecourt pcr,
gcblid on,"
.9(rmec. 8ulppe oes Ser5o9 Il.
brcht: Sm Sunogou cnhuifclte lid
om 9lbcno IcbboiteS 9lrtillericIeltcr,
ooS iid) on Mor9eu pieoer belebtc.
nodoem Is oic 9iod)t ilbcr gcrilbt
butte."
| 9erlin, s. San, pia 2onoon.
Die 0iterreidiihs oelltiden 2inien inl
Weonte glIolene.9l 9lbIdnitt, an Ser itas
Iicniidlen 6ront, iuuroen 9eltern Ct
ncm pIGblihen 5eitiueiien glrtilIcric
feuer lrntermorien, mic aus oem oeilt'
| ihen 9lrmecs Souptquortier belite be
rihtet miro. glcbnlide 0elnonItra
tionen fanoen ON 9iobc 6litB, nOro
LID bon Sioor, Itott. 0oS Seuer
puroe bis in oic giodt interbolten.
Iprid)t mo berluel9crt CT IN 0enrlel-
ben 9ltberr5ug cinen ouucrnoen
| Srieocn.
2lopo Georges lncbrlid)e Hebe
fam 9iienuuoem ben Ginorud &C.
ben boB oe geecmpdrtiee britiihc
Regierlng pirflid cruitlidl Srieoca
lmilnlht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-01-09

r;chcn urhl nidu Hbnonnocn unr Sucn bic csn Gn
amac Die au nicocr5nc8en Oercit n unrSsn mnoe cne o
ySc 6anut ocabcn nprudc bic Der Kranoen SSon nf
acmcinidadr Stnn9 Ucrammccn beben nann ocs epn
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uterfGmpic bis oc Snabruna oic YosrammS gederf IT.
9 oH Masabrnueeu RraNbnten ieAu N Die Seretnse"
Stoaen S Eutf Mbrgn Nn ooR nen Sonoerieoeh
an ,9S 5nammn bis Gabe ln9e Serr Solon
Wu cine GOngrek Der bnd ocS FraN'
Scnu cine Nod,ait oubu rdhn, in &cnnnn sct "nr'
on Der sdritt ErdOcnn fam Odaia HOerraI%eno
Sc Nniprnde Wec 0rcf Nnnurt an 0c ocntdc ScfdnS
forSerng uouonnacu nit ocn 9nln in Src SopSf bIl
init cn cac Der cnnialden 3"rlmmnng anlae"Om
men, r iai oDc Glmnte in bcocn Ndnlcrn nanmnbradte
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Eraot bebcncn pc5dcr eincr Norlea"na DER %onann
Sic picrseGu eOrcrctcu %cbinonnaen
@ersn &odlG8c mdc Der FrGtSn gab be90nnen nut
GrflGrnns Sc Sage abcmn ntcrnaonan Nbtommen
ubcr TnS nuo Oof ac 6eoS &rGe uor Der Gerenldf a'
adIoNcu mcrSen mHicn.
N6ulue Srebc Scc in arg nn 6reOcn 6ntternnn0 lr
idaiidr SdraHen nncr ben Nauncn bic d pnnon NM oeh
rieOcn sn dern Nuncn fir Tdr0unna Der Nnfnngen bis 81
om uOrstcn Fnnttc Der init Der naOnan S'pet ocnoGr NJ
nnuode caclnno nprudc Der SaS ocS Frn
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ben; Aanmmn0 rn1dcn Ccbs nnb @clcgent ur NnRanb"
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Gin beonoers ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Eun Der coc otc DpatDrn
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1Dos 2lntertea &utu.
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