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The Washington herald., 1918-01-27
WAR IS STIMULANT
TO auto INDUSTRY
Too Vital Factor to Be Depressed
Says Manufacturer.

So much has been said about the
uncertainty of automobile manu-
featuring conditions, as the result
Of the war. that there are undoubt-
edly many who would regard the
war as a depressing factor in mo-
tor car trade. Not so, however,
among the leaders in the motor car
industry itself.
Even now the general public has
learned that the war must act as a
stimulant in the selling of automo-
biles," says John N. Wyllis Of
Willys-Overland fame. This is a
day of thrift and increased business
efficiency. The automobile is a fac
tor that must be included in pro-
grams of thrift and efficiency and
for that reason 1t has become indis-
The Washington herald., 1918-01-27
FIRE KILLERS.

The private garage owner may be
glad to know that ordinary COM
mereial ammonia Is a valuable IRE
extinguisher. Another formula for
a liquid which discourages combus-
tion is common salt one ounce. So
dium nitrate one ounce, sal ammo
MAC two ounces. magnesium chlo-
ride four ounces and water twenty
ounces. The solids are dissolved in
the water. Another efficient solu-
ton Is made OF twenty parts of
common salt. nine parts OF ammo
MUM chloride and seventy-one parts
of water.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-27
GRAVITY TANK FAILURE.

In every gravity fuel system, there
must be a means for air to enter the
tank to replace the gasoline that has
been drawn on. Usually this open
ing takes the form OF a small hole
in the filler cap. II this minute open
ing gets clogG ID with dirt, the flow
Of fuel will stop. Symptoms Of this
trouble are just the same as II the
supply Of gas had been exhausted,
but investigation shows plenty Of fuel
in the tank. Removal OF the obstruc-
ton starts the fow again
The Washington herald., 1918-01-27
TERMINAL CONNECTIONS.

In making an ordinary connec-
ton to a battery terminal, the
stripped end of the wire should be
wound around the binding post in
ciockwise direction. When the
screw is frightened. it will be turned
to the right and with the wire
wound in the same direction, there
is tendency for it to wrap all the
tighter around the post. When the
wire is wrapped the other way
around, it tends to unwrap when
the screw is frightened.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-27

TOURING Car, 7-Passenger. .$1,ssS
Touring Car, s-Psssenger. .S1,4sS
standard Roadster. ........s1,4ss
ALL PRICES F. o. b.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-27
COLE AERO-EIGHT
IS LATEST MODEL
Is Manufacturers Jubilant Over
Success of New Type.

There have been eights, twelves.
twin-sixes. multiple fours, dual-fours.
super skies and many other types Of
motor cars during the last few years,
but the aero-eight-the latest addition
to the Cole line. handled here by Percy
Rowe, head Of the Rowe
Motor Company. on Fourteenth street.
Is a decided innovation
Not only does Il mark an advance in
mechanical construction in that it Is
said to represent the highest attain
ment thus far in eight-cylinder chassis
building, but It couples with this a
daring departure in body designing
That Is one of the most distinctive thus
far encountered in the American au-
tomobile field.
There Is a two-passenger, a four-pas-
senger and a seven-passenger.
The cars are called Sportsters. and
are equipped with the new Cole Aero
type bodies.
The manufacturers assert that me-
chanically their biggest achievement in
the Cole Aero-Eight has been to cou-
pie the extreme in economy of opera
ton with the maximum in power,
speed and acceleration.
C0nserVes Gasoline.
The Cole Aero-Eight models are in
troduced with the slogan 'Ten-Thou-
sand-Tire-Miles," and It is said that in
the tests the cars have even exceeded
this remarkable mileage. In addition
they are said to average consistently
from twelve to eighteen miles to the
gallon Of gasoline. even when the
lowest test fuel is used.
As for speed. the Cole Aero-Eight
has acquired racing speeds Of from
sixty-dve miles an hour upwards and
in acceleration has established in its
unofficial demonstrations averages
from two to forty miles an hour that
are said to be unparalleled
The Cole Aero-Eight, in addition to
its economy develops more than eighty
horsepower. and weighs only $500
pounds ready for the road
The Aerotype bodies adapted to the
new Cole Aero-Eight models are fetch
ing. Their design is said 10 be direct
ly traceable to the developments in
the building of aircraft since Amer
lean engineers have applied them
selves to solving the problem of
aero warfare.
Their high cowIs. low beveled
panels, sharp lines and massive
tenders give them a martial air that
Is peculiarly in keeping with the
times.
They establish a new vogue in motor
cars and in their refinement and finish
are far beyond the usual
Shock absorbers, cord tires, plate
glass curtain windows, motormeters,
step lights, clock, a new type of con-
vertible wheel and tire carrier that
locks with switch and other improve
ments are among the distinctive feat
ures Of the Cole Aerotype Sportsters.
Cole officials assert that the Cole
Aero-Eight models are the final word
IN eight-cyiinder construction and
critics who have viewed the cars ac-
cord them the highest place among
the new creations of the year.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-27

Town Car, LandauIet. .Ss.02S
Limousine, 7-PassenEer. .sz.s2s
Limousine, BandauIet. S3yo2s
WITHOUT NOTICE.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-27

the government In carrying on the
war.
+, S-To supply statistics OF all kinds
regarding rubber.
+To cooperate IN the standardiza-
ton Of specifications and products for
government use.
$40 assist in the ed1c1ent and
speedy production OF the govern
ment's requirements.
6-To put before the government the
needs of the industry at all times.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-27

More than 10000 cities and towns
in the United States use 9.151,211 tele-
phones. 1t is estimated that an aver
age Of S,6O0,Oo0,00o messages are sent
over these lines annually.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-27

The women of Siam have legal sta
tus with men They are the legal head
Of the household, and no business
Transaction of a married couple is
valid without the signature of the
wife.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-01-11
ALIENS WHO WERE TARDY
MUST WAIT AWHILE NOW
immigration Officials Modify Rules as
to the Naturalization of
Foreigners

Wenzel Cermak, Austrian, of Pot
latch, and Martin Nelson, Norwegian,
of Dearly, will not be granted citizen
ship when their cases come UP in dis
trict court tomorrow. Cermak would
be rejected on the grounds of being
an Austrian. But the court officials
here received instructions from John
Speed Smith, chief naturalization Of
icer at Seattle, saying that all dec
larations of intention to petition for
citizenship filed prior to September 81,
1906, are now invalid. The men named
above fall into this class. In all such
cases it is necessary to file a new dec
Iaration.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-01-11
STATE NORMAL
WORK BLOCKED
LEGISLATIVE ACTION NECESSARY
BEFORE INSURANCE FUND
CAN BE TOUCHED

BOISE-The proceeds from the in
surance collected on the policies held
on the administration building of the
Lewiston state normal school must be
deposited in the general funds of the
state and neither the board of educa-
ton nor any other board has author
ity to expend them without action by
the legislature. This is in substance
the ruling of Attorney General Walt
ers made to Governor Alexander yes
terday. 1t is taken to indicate there
may be a special session of the leg
islature to appropriate sufficient funds
to rebuild the administration building
at the Lewiston normal and other
state buildings for none of the $780,
600 insurance money on the normal
can be used for the replacing of the
buildings.
The fact that the policies carried on
the building provide for the payment
of the proceeds to the state of Idaho
lOT CHe DonoHC OF a particular Iuuu
does not make such a provision on
trolling, if is is contrary to the con-
stitution and the statutes, the attor-
ney general holds. He adds that the
building was the property of the state
of Idaho and its construction was au-
thorized by the legislature and an ap-
preparation made; therefore insurance
money received upon the destruction
of the building property belongs to
the state Of Idaho and it's eXpendi-
ture is subject to legislative action.
The attorney general says: 1T is
,ur conclusion that the proceeds of
he insurance policies must be de-
posted in the general fund of the
tate treasury, and neither the board
# education nor any other board has
.uthority to eXpend the same without
'rior action by the legislature"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-01-11

registration lists, the best we have
but these lists are old and out of date
Many of the persons have moved away
and others have come in. It will be
necessary for you, your l%ieutenants
and ~sergeants, to mark some of the
cards sent you Removed" Dead" or
Unknown" as the a may be, but the
point l wish to speak about is to reg
lister every person in the precinct at
this time. Fill out new cards for
those who are newcomers, or who have
no cards. If any person does not give
any data for filling out his card, have
the sergeant fill it out with such in
as he car pick up, but get
every one.
These registration cards aim to get
at a mans citizenship, to help us pick
the loyal, the disloyal, the alien enemy
and the naturalized enemy. They also
are intended to show what a mar can
do to help in ending the war, both
personally and financially, and the de-
council wishes to use the reg
.stration cards so as to get every one
do his share, weed out and handle
he shirkers and protect the very loyal
mes from having to do too much.
Hoping you will perfect your pre-
;inct organization at once, we are,
Respectfully,
COUNTY DEFENSE COUN-
GIL,
By M. W. Griffith, Secretary.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-01-11
COTTON FOR ATHLETES:
WOOL FOR THE SOLDIERS
This is the Attitude of the Members of
the University of Idaho Basket
ball Team

Eyes, cotton instead of wooden
jerseys are to be worm by the univer-
sity basketball team this year. The
announcement may have a mildly
humorous twang but we have seri-
ously adopted it as a war emergency
and if the other institutions
of the country would fall in line a
rather tremendous saving in wool
could be effected"
W. G.. Bleamaster, university physical
director, yesterday afternoon in *
planning the change which has re-
suited in the adoption of the cotton
instead of the wool jersey by the mem
bers of the university quintet.
The keen competition for places on
the varsity five continues to be I'M
vigorous. Some 10 men are
still very much in the contesting for
positions and Coach "Hec" has not yet
determined upon the lineup which he
will send against Whitman in the first
Intercollegiate game of the year to be
staged in the university gymnasium
evening, but the probabilit-
es are that Hunter and Moe at the
orwards, Campbell at center and
nd Ernest Lindley and Jean Hyde at
he guards will be the men take the
loor when Referee Hinderman's
opens the action.
A marked interest in the teams
respects is being evidenced on the
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-01-11
the sergeants over the los,

complete; the sergeants over the los
the lieutenantS yer the s%ergeants
you as captain over the ~lieutenants
the county council over the captains
and so on through the state council Of
defense, and the national council OF
defense up to the president. You
know the president is the commander
in chief of the army and navy of the
United States, and this organization
will enlist all the citizens of the coun-
try as volunteers under the same COM
mander, for looking after our home
affairs.
When you have your precinct or
ganization complete the first work to
be done is to get every man over
90, and every single woman over II
years of age, registered. The defense
council has had cards prepared for
purpose, and they are now being
for the different precincts of
the county. Those for your precinct
will be sent o as soon as ready.
These cards contain the data asked for
by the council, and full instructions !
will be sent you with the cards. I
you a sample card with this
or your inspection. At the same time
/ lot of membership cards in the La
County Protective association
will be sent, as the county council is
every man in the county who
S of age to join this association as
test of his loyalty to the govern
nent. You know OF this association
nd of the good work it did in the
ounty last year, protecting our prop
rty and crops from loss. 1t is the
est protection the county ever had
4 harvest time, and we will need it
lore the coming year than the past.
I wish to emphasize again the nee
ssity of getting every mar in your
recinct registered. The cards to be
ent you are made from the pool and
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-01-11
HOTEL MOSCOW ARRIVALS

N. E. Luck, L. M. Thorton, J. A. Will
hanson, Spokane; William Sutherland,
Colfax; Laurine Hatley, Pullman;
Emil Nelson, Deary; F. L. Alb, S. Katz,
L. G. Burr, G. C. Seauer, Spokane;
F. Bates, J. Carlson, N. P. Ry.; W. J.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-01-11

Florence, Wapato, Wash; R. E. KaIat,
j.. N. Pyle, Spokane; J. O. Donaldson.
Chicago; Pete Sande, Genesee; Jas.
Grlggs, Portland; Ray Harmon,
Standpoint; J. A. Folk, R. K. Ahlquist,
William c. Smith, J. o. Tracy, J. C.
MOher, R. S. Brown, Spokane.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-01-11
EVERY MAN AT HIS POST
CONTINUED from Page u

possible 10 men, each as defined above.
You will also instruct him to appoint
him to appoint the best one of each of
these los as the sergeant in command
OF the los for the purposes of the war,
whatever may be put up to is.
This will make the organization
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-01-11
ADVERTISING
ADVERTISING
ANNOUNCEMENT.
EXTRAORDINARY !
GEO. H. MOODY
Monumental Dealer

wishes to make known to all who are
DESTROYS Of placing memorials for Dec
Grafton Day to make their selection as
early as possible in order to avoid de-
lay later on. Help is scarce and ma
terial hard to get. My stock of Monu-
ments is complete in all sizes and
latest designs, and in order to get your
choice or selection of a Monument,
would advise an early inspection, and
at prices below what you will pay
later on. Respectfully yours,
GEO. H. MOODY
Moscow, Idaho
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-01-11

campus and a large crowd is expected
to be on hand when Wednesdays en-
counter opens.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-01
SnIatto.

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Ser Staot Seem gorf abgebaltensl
gerlnn1ntlung baben iif idnlntlide
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@ei5en ooer @ei5enmebl bergeItel
ten @eri1te bis 5llr nahIten grnte
BON ibren Speiiefarten 81 perban,
men, Ser 8eiblnB tpllrOe auf @niu-
hen oes Nabrungsmittel Momini-
TRAITORS @ooper angenonlmen, Der err
fldrt baben Ioa, es lei unbeoingt mo-
tig, odB ben gngldnoerll Sran5oien
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reien nno Der .Hading SnouItrp'
angeltellten Mrbeitern oell a6tltiinoi-
gen slrbeitstag iofpie 9obnerbobutl-
gen 5ugeitanoen, Die iid pro SSabr
|.auf IS Mfillionen Collar belaufen
9as iIt oas groBte 3ngeitdnonis,
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ben Die gntideioung allgenomnen
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Dem guditaben ionoern altd) benz
Gimme naf ourhsufiibren.
Morgen finoet ilt 8isconiir
Die pielbeipro6ene Senatorenpobl
Itatt.
ssn Ganlos Gitp, Mo., iilio
jtpar5ig Manner un6 bier 6ruuen
negen Der BORT ausgebrohene:t
Streifunruben in Mnflage5uitano
oerIebt moroen giner Der am Wiitt=
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fhoiienen 2ellte, ser Sreiber eineS
@1ihereiipagens namens Ilon5o
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itorben. g(m Sanlstag ioDie ani
Sonntag liefen mlf nerft ueridiebc-
nen 2inien mebrere StraBenbabnspa-
gen, oie gut nit 8aiiagieren beiebt
maren uno altd MIR iuenig belditigt
tpilrnen; BEL gintritt Ser Gnnfelbeit
puroen oie @agen inOeB in Die
Sdlnppen 5uriideebrahts sln cine
9eilegllng oes Streifs iheint porldn-
fig rliht gu oenfen 81 iein-
- @eneralar5t @orgas bat ange-
oronet, oaB I'M @ebiet Der Ser. Staa-
ten pier5ebn groBe Cigarette fir Die
anfnabme uno 9ebanolung BON in
SsSranfreid peripunoeten Soloaten
eingeri6tet iperoen SSsn oieier 3abl
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Soipital ouf Sort Sam Souiton.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-01
geras. 8

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gnnse 9ano in orei5ebn groBe slr-
beitsbiitrifte eingeteilt; BEN ii, 8e=
5irf biloen Die Staaten 5eras uno
Seem Werifo.
s(m Sabrestage Der S6luf)t
bon San SSaci1tto foa ein @eoenf=
lteill tpelher BEN Stnat Seras repra-
ientiert, in 6as @aibington Wonlt-
ment in ser 9unoesbauptltaot @alf=
ington eingefigt meroen. llnierStaat
miro gelegentlih oieier 3ereiilonie
ourh elm &ontite pertreten meroeft,
lpeldes aus @oupernenr @obbp, Sol
2onis gsortban aus 8renban ltnb
&ongreBnann 8u6annn beltebt
4m Counting obeno gegen II
ltbr tpuroe ser Grocer Sernont
Stolte BON @aco in ieinenl @eihdfte
bon einem in Soloatenuniform ee-
fleioeten 9anoiten eriboiien; Elm eli.
oerer e6enfalls In Uniform gefleioe=
fer SeIfersbelfer itanb an Der Cir
gsahe. gea6 oen Mngaben oes Glerfs
q. 6. gillaro, Ser 5ur 3eit oes lie
berfaGs inn biftteren Seile oes Sto-
4 res beibdftigt mar, for0erte Der 8an-
sit Stclte auf, bie 96noe in oie So=
be 5ll beben, uno felerte, als oieier
ieinem @erlangen niht nahfam, 5ipet
Shiiiie auf ben aaufmann ab, tpelde
oeiien aopf ourhbobrteit. Ser Sal
lunfe beraubte Damn Die 2aoeltfalic,
in Der iih etpa 1875 Collar befan=
ben.
Der oeutide 8aitor 9liomig
&arc5er, Der als Hreoiger Der epan-
geliib llltberiihen Stride in Me-
marc angeitelt lit, bot einen anonp-
men 0robbrief erbalten, in Dem ibni
mitgeteilt miro, es meroe linn fbledt
ergeben ipenn er IN Der oeltti6ea
Spra1e fpeiter preoigen peroe Golf
te er Die @arnllng nid)t beabten,
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8riefihreiber linn in elmer 8elIe
porItellen, Die er 3eit ieines 2ebe;rs
nid)t mieoer pergeiIen miiroe. Der
9rief trdgt oie 1tnteri6rift:: n9onale
amerifaniicbe 8iirger~
9urd 3ugieBen bon Tetroleunt
in Elm SSener, ipeldes nid)t re1t bren-
men tpollte, ieste sSrau g. g. SinfleD
bon San 8enito oas bon ibr betpobn-
te 5peiitofige Sans in 8raro. Sic
'ielbit iotpie ibr Iaipeiiabriger 4nabe
9fobert erlitten 10 furhtbare 8rano-
punoen, oaB 8eioe fitr5 oaralf itar-
ben. 9luh Ser @atte ipuroe auBerIt
ihmer5lih berlest. 9as Saus, oeiien
Sberitof BON ser Sarnilie slr-I
der belpobnt tpurbe, par ourh Die
@rpIolion Der Selfanne iofort in
sSlammen eingebiillt unb brannte|
biz auf Ben @runo nieoer. NidtS
fonnte gerettet iperoen; Der angeri6-
tete Materialidaoen beldllft fid) auf
81, 500.
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cine BON 200 3miebeIpflan8ern be-
iit6te @eriammlnng itott, in nelher
belonoers iiber oen Serianot oer
oiesi1brisen grnte beraten mirb.
Staats- -Gobrunesnlittel slon1iniltro-
for Beoen teilte Der &onpention tefe-
grapbiib nit, oaB Die 8unoesregie-
rung pielleidt Die aanae ernte fir
Die 9lrnlee aiiffaufen tpiiroe, melln
oie oafiir geforoerten Greiie ange-
melien nno ben in 8irginia geFor,
oerten entIprehen piiroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-01

M1l0er ipnrDen BON Den Srait5Dlcll
aenommem. Die sllliierten baben anS)
piele 0efansene semadf. Mad ben
8eridten Ses britiiden mnS ees
fransDiiidJen ariessminiiterimms bat
Sic Giifsngsbeuesmns Der Maiierten
ibr GnDe erreid)t.
Die Sentiden melbcn, baf tie am
Gamstas bie Gnglanoer aus ibrcn
Gtellnnsen Siuiiden Somme ma
Ipre pertrieben mnb geaneonrt nnb
Wesieres genpmrnen ,baben.
9lm Sonntag baben an Der bout
iden SiibfrOnt Iidiuere aampfe smi-
iden ben Sentiden mnS ben Tran5p-
len itattsefnnSen. slnl geftisiten tob-
ten Die Sample nm Mioreltil, Or
pillers, 9lemont nnb 9sleiIin Oe9iops,
Die 9entiden Iuaem fiirdtbare Ser
lutte gebabt baben. Gs beikt, oah
lire 0eid)iite nidt 10 gut iino mie
bic Ser syran5Oien. SIRE Gieienfanc=
men ioaen nod nidt sur Stelle se'
braht iein.
giadj elmer 9epeide ans 2onoon
baben Die Gnglanoer Die Stabt Wte-
5ieres anfseseben. Die 9entid]en fla
ben am Samstag Die 90rfer gln6=
pillers, flint Meilen iueitlidj pun
Npntoibier, ferner 8rebnes, Ganti.
snp, Mesniel, ct. Georges, Sc
| Wpndel mno Apeneonrt, ale in Der
0eaenb bon Montbioier, senummen,
Cine an6ere 9epeide meloet, baf iie
amd Semnin beIett baben. Sic ma
rem nm Gamstag abenb sebn Meileu
BON &miens entfernt.
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iin6 BON ben GnglGnoern nn6 syran,
| soien silriiferobert. Mnd an anSeren
Steaen baben bic Alliierten ipid)tiae
! @eluinne semadt. 8ei Der 3nriifer-
pbernng BON Eiemont baben Sic
ssransoiem 700 Wefansene gemadlt,
3lpiiden Morcnil nnb 2aiiisnp iinh
bic syransoien bis gbanneg-iur-I -Int
porgebrnnsen. N0rblid ppn Scr
Spmme baben Die GnslGnber lire 81.
nien bis Serre purseidoben. GiiSlid
BON Der Somme baben iie tire Stei-
lnnseu i'm 2nee-Sal bergeitellt.
Cine 9epeide aus Earis melbet
baf bic SranspIen in BEN aampien
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Sc @ondel iuieberero6ert baben nnt
baf fie in Der 8eseno BON Srpiaprs
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| glms 9onbon ipirb gemeloet, bar
6ei SEN an Der Siibfront, 5iuiiden
Wontoibier mno grras fampfenben
frans0iiiden Srmppen srofe geritar.
fnngen einsetroffen ieien.
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melbet, Die Stabt lei BON ben 9emt
| iden pieber bnrf bic iueittragenbel
aanpmen beifoiien.
| 9m Samstag nadmittag, 15 Wii.
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| fnng Der Stabt Taris uieber be-
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geidieknms bier aanonen bennel
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nnb cine Derlekt.
| Sn Der Eariier Stride, Die bnrd
cine Der oentiden aunpnenfnseln
seritOrt iumroe, ipllen "a Jranen nms
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| Oberbefeblsbaber an. Gr Taste bei
bieier e,elesenbeit, iuabrenb Der CT.
item Gage uad oem geainn Der oeui'
iden Sffeniiue iei bic Gage cine Ieb,
fritiidle geiueien. Sic babe iid jebI
aber sebeiiert, Sa SeritGrfnueen elm.