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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-25
Sv CYNTHIA Grey.

or all the fruits OF the war
garden there is none which tempts
the capricious summer appetite
like the salad greens and salad
vegetables.
Few persons, however depressed
or irritated by the heat, can re-
sist the lure of crisp green and
white salad, with a dash OF scar
let tomato or pepper. and the
naise dressing.
The tender leaves and sprigs
smooth GOODNESS of oil or mayon-
of water cress are best served with
plain French dressing of oil and
vinegar, or combined with tender
asparagus tips or heart OF celery
and lettuce. Often 1t Is eaten as
q filling for thin sandwiches.
Endives Wholesome.
The blanched, crisp leaves of
endive, mixed with a few chives
and dressed with mayonnaise, give
one OF the most wholesome salads
known.
Serve leaf lettuce very crisp
and cold with a dressing made of
two hard-boiled eggs chopped and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-25
SAYS
He FEELS FINE IN
The MORNINGS NOW
Eats Better, Sleeps Better,
and Works Better Since
Taking Tanlac.

The evidence regarding the
value of Tanlac in the treatment
of stomach trouble, with it's
many attendant ills, is too con-
elusive to even admit of doubt
People everywhere have been
quick to recognize its superior
merit, and hundreds Of we'll
known men and women in this
state have testified, in no uncer-
tain terms, to the benefits they
have derived from its use.
Robert o. Thompson, employed
at the Duthie Ship Yards and
living at 3717 Belvedere avenue,
West Seattle, made the following
statement while in Bartell
drug store, recently:
Il have suffered terribly with
my stomarh for years. My food
would not digest properly, but
would sour, causing gas, bloat-
ing and intense pain. The gas
would get up into my chest and
throat and almost cut of my
breath at times. l was con-
stantly belching up sour undi-
gested food and, especially at
night, ! was bothered so much
that l could get very little sleep
or rest. was badly constipated,
suffered a great deal with head
ache, and would get up in the
mornings feeling more tired and
worn-out than when / lay down
at night. I was losing weight and
going down hill all the time.
Il realized that something
must be done, II possible, to re-
lieve this condition, and Tanlac
being so highly endorsed 1 got
a bottle and have been climbing
right up ever since. / had not
taken a dozen doses until I began
feeling better and now I am lust
like a different man. NY stom-
ach has improved until I can
eat just anything and don't suf-
fer at all with indigestion and
gas. / am not troubled any
more with constipation and head
aches. / can go to bed and sleep
all night Just like child and
get up in the mornings thoroughly
rested and ready for my days
work. l have already gained
several pounds in weight and am
feeling good all over"
Taniac Is sold In Tacoma by
French Drug Co., under the psr.
eonal direction 81 4 gpecisI Tan
lac representative.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-25

Every day Tacoma's best real
estate offers will be found in The
Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-25
War Garden Salads

mashed fine with a little oil or
melted butter and ground mus
tard and salt, diluted to creamy
consistency by half cupful Of
mild, sweetened vinegar.
A deliciously cool salad is one
of cucumbers and onions. Peel
and slice the cucumber. Place in
a crock or earthen dish and
sprinkle with salt. Cover with
ice water and allow to remain a
few minutes to remove the bitter
taste. Drain off ice water and
serve on salad plates with slices
of young green onions and salt
and pepper. Cucumber sandwiches
with mayonnaise dressing are
tempting for a hot day lunchen.
Cooked Vegetables.
Raw tomatoes, raw cabbage
and raw turnips are best and most
wholesome II eaten without dress
ing. even without salt. Serve very
cold. Both cooked carrots and
boiled beets are excellent salad
vegetables, and cooked peas and
beans are also good served with
vinegar dressing.
Cooked peas, mixed lightly with
little chopped veal or chicken
and chopped cucumbers, make a
hearty salad which may form the
main dish for luncheon or dinner.
All salads, in whatever form,
should he served IN a crisp hit Of
leaf lettuce, which serves as gar
nish and natural cup for the
dressing.
Keep Gold. -.
To insure the perfect crispness
OF all salads, prepare the leaves
of green salads, or such crisp veg
etables as radishes, cucumbers,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-25
PUTS BLAME
ON WEATHER
(United Press Leased wire.)


LONDON, June 25.-The Aus
TRAN war office admits the Aus
trian disaster to the extent that
"by reason of the high water and
bad weather." its armies evacu-
ated "Monello and some sectors
of the other position which we had
won on the right bank Of the
Pave"
Vienna claims that the order
for the retirement was given four
days ago and that the manuever
was carried out with such secrecy
that Italian artillery was inveigled
into bombarding empty trench
positions.
Some confusion exists regarding
the number of Austrian prisoners.
The Italian embassy here an
nounced that $4,000 had been
taken. This was confirmed by a
Washing ton dispatch quoting the
Italian embassy there.
The official statment Of the
Italian war office yesterday, how
ever, mentioned only 1000 pris-
oners.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-25

onions and cabbage an hour be-
fore needed, washing carefully in
cold water.
Wrap the salad greens or vege-
tables in a square of clean, very
wet cloth and lay directly upon
the ice. In cutting up Or mixing
salads of every sort use only a
silver knife or fork and do all
mixing in a glass or china bowl.
During hot weather salad may
be served twice day with benefit
to the health, using greens and
vegetables as appetizers or sup
plements to the main meal, and
fruit salads as desserts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-25
PERFECTION OIL COOK STOVES
READY ON THE INSTANT


No long after placing order NO
messing things up by the plumbers.
Just select your stove day. ready for imme
date
safe, economical In fuel con-
sumption perfect cookers and bakers
Equally good country house camp
One burner size, $500; two burner size, $1O2o.
Two burners with legs, $500.
Three burners with legs, 1919.
with legs, $S5 90.
PERFECTION OIL RANGE
-Four burner retaining "Thermos oven Will
continue to cook long after fire Is shut o$5575
- Third Floor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-25
ASK
CAMP FOR
WOUNDED
BY CONDO.

Resolutions urging the govern
ment to establish institutions for
the training of returned wounded
and manned soldiers at each OF
the army environments in the U.
S. were among the most import
ant actions Of the Loyal Order of
Moose at it's convention business
session in Moose hall Tuesday
morning.
Similar action was recon-
mended to the supreme lodge and
to other lodges thruout the ma
ton.
The resolutions were offered
by the Moose lodge members in
the Honolulu regiment which is
now stationed at Camp Murray.
The Honolulu lodge is repre-
sented 100 per cent In this
regiment. and is attending the
convention in full strength. The
soldier members also have been
extended the full privileges OF
the Tacoma Moose hall.
Preceding the business session
Tuesday there was a parade on
the downtown streets, headed by
the Moose band from Seattle, and
including the Moose drill team,
drum corps and legion, and
goat-the convention mascot.
The 1918 state convention will
close Tuesday night with election
of officers and selection of a
meeting place for next year.
There will be grand parade
at 7 p. m, followed by a band
drum corps and drill team con-
test at 22nd and Pacific ave. al
1880 p. m.
At 8 p. m. will come the grand
opening of the Moose carnival al
22nd and Pacific ave. The
browning Of the Goddess Of Lib
erty will take place at 10 p. 70.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-25
SNOBBISHNESS DYING OUT

type Of officer is fast disappear
ing.
The paper tells Of one officer
who said to a newly appointed
lieutenant:
We'll, where were you edu-
cated?"
AT a second-rate school in Lin
eolnshire," the young man an
swered.
"Hm-I suppose you mean a
board school," said the older Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-25
TAKE KITCHEN
TO WORKERS
Especial to The Times, J

LONDON, June 25.-Traveling
kitchens are England's newest
method of solving her food prob
lem.
Women working in munitions
plants have no time to cook.
Therefore the travelling kitchen,
which is trolley car with coun-
ter in the middle, comes to them
with food piping hot, and they
buy and eat just as good meal as
they could prepare in their own
kitchens at home.
The inventor is Alderman c. F..
Spencer, director of the National
Kitchen Division of the Food Min
istry.
1t is now proposed to add auto
mobile kitchens, which will not be
limited in their travels by the
extent of the streetcar lines.
Eva~,x. Aau NJ OOrr.~ss pxnpA ~noD
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-25
Especial to The Times)

LONDON, June 25.-England's
old army aristocracy is dying
hard, but the important thing is
that it's dying.
Newspapers are commenting on
this.
The Daily Mail roasts army Of
ficers who snub young lieutenants
just promoted from the ranks,
and tells several stories of their
insults. But, says the Mail, this
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-25

ficer. GA board school is an ele-
mentary public school correspond
ing roughly to the eighth grade
schools in the United Ststes.D
Yes. sir, | mean "A board
school," said the lieutenant.
But this sort of thing is grow
ing uncommon, and it is expected
it will soon disappear entirely.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-25
BASEMENT
SPECIALS

-95c Round Wire Dish Drain
ers with center compartment
for cutlery, special 60c.
Tie Wire Fruit Jar Holders
with space for 8 jars to set in
wash boiler for canning, spe-
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-$1.25 O'Cedar Mops, triangle
shape, special 05c.
800 cans O'Cedar Polish,
quart size, special 60c.
10 rolls Crepe Toilet Paper,
Canary brand, special, II for
e1.OO.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-25

Remember! the men in our
army and navy do not expect lux
uries. Should we at home expect
them? Buy necessities and War
Savings stamps.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-23
Slieacranoriff aiif
Paris oboeic9la0en

garis, %. Mdr5.-@eitern gegen
8 llbr abenos treu5te cine @ruppe
fein6lider 6lieger Die 2inien uno
UnrieH auf Gontyiegne uub mebrere
anoere Std6te gomben bera6. g2eb.
rere 2leroplme orongen meiter in
iiiOliher gli6tung Dor, iDur0en ober
ourd oas 5euer Der frau5oitifen
2lbwebrgeidilte 5ur llmfe6r ge5Uun.
geh. garis muroe aIormiert, cine
balbe Stunoe ip1ter a6er tDur0e 6as
signal gegcben, 0oB Die @efa9r oor.
ilber mar 9laem 4uldeiH nod 9at.
ten bic Geiltiden bea6iidiiai, 4'nris
~ beidJieBcn feine Der iriHblideB
giaidJinen aber erredJte Die frau5o.
iide saaptila0t
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pcti1imo rltclSet
0iiterik. 11eEluIte
10 ManH aus ueridlieSenen ltriaden
seitOr6eu, 13 Dermift unS
30 berlUnuoet.

8ai5ington, 90. M1r3. 62
Ranen erideinen auf Der geItriqen
8erlultliIte Der omerifaniiden Gr.
peoitionstrtppen. oarunter iin6 3iuei
i'm Sample gefalen uno t3 berulibte
Sol6aten. IS Mionn itarben infoI-
9e bon 9rnrlf6eiten, elmer tuur6e bei
eiilem llnfoIl getotet, elmer erIog ben
8unoen, 8 tpur6en idlper un0 21
Ieidt berlebt.
Sm anmpie get0tet Corporal &D.
8. 5aIl, friiber ols bertplnoet ge.
uelOet; Sem. 9lidnr6 @roB
31tr6 llnfnll getdtet: @emeiner
SpIbeiter 4S. SuIlibnn.
8ermibt: Seraeant syoiebb gtoni.
n1, Gorporals 5obn s. ga1ne 1n6
G6Ddr6 g. Strnd; bic @emeinen
8uoolf 90. gadus, garneD gogin,
ggia. 9. Gnrren6er, Moriu8 San.
fen Sans aorIen, aoel6ert Woren,
Sugb G'gleil, gamueI &. peters,
Sector 6. 9foqan6, syobn Iarada.
Den Grdufbeiten erlegen: Ger.
gcant g2idjdel &. McGI6inub, Gorbo.
rolls qqfreo s.. 2sroel un0 gllire6
5. Renau6: @emeine &arman ge.
ZEN GbarIes G. goggs, Gblano O
grillbart, Qfaen a. 6artman, 6enrh
q. 9arisn, W1ilton 6. glifelion.
l9dlter 8. Cpens, @enrD qerrp,
Z giobbins, aobert Smii6,
slmer Spenrs, s3obn 1rimbfe.
4n Hun0en qefiorben Sem 90.
.eslam fBrodoip8fi.
iluter ben nem SdmerDenUnn0c.
en beiiH0et iif 2euinant 6arrn ge
zoos Inter Sen 2l geidltberiuun.
)efen iichen Die giamen her Qcit.
lauis gee YiorgdB glidett unb Gbas. |
5Ienn Noberls.
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Timer. krcuscr kapcrt
Scutlc0cn Scciii0cr
3rahcr amer. Sdiii boitr beniidls
@ciataas unb 1Iaaata, tarlueh.
re nnN Mlunifiun an Nurb.

9oibinatou. %. wldrs. = Gin co
GuB lonlcs omcrif. N1oiortooi. bic
slaaoiii3, mcIhee aus rincm mefila.
niideu Soien ousiibr. bon Gent.
idcn beutnuut, nit 0sitlhen SIaa.
GEN beoedt un0 NIT @eluebrcn uno
8iitoIen an goro. mur0e uuf see
bon etnem amer. arieasidiff einae.
iougrn mO 3ur llnterildbiino nod
einem pa8ifiiheH Soien eebrudlt mn
feltslitellen Oh es iib aif elmer Gr.
petition pegen Souoel8idiffe befun0.
9lls Dos Sdiff gefopert mur0e, batte
es feline Shiifspopierc un0 cine 9ln.
5obI Soden muroen nod redt3eitig
ilber 8or0 gelporfen.
2(uS einen pa5ifiiden Sofen, 90.
0ldr6. - @endB g(ngoben bieitqer
92arineoffi8iere miro Elm otnerifont.
ider aren5er in 0ieiem Safen am
Sonntog ooer g}ontag nit einem
gefaperten 0eiltiden Seeidqer an.
fon1n1en.
geoh eineln orobt[oIen 8erid5t 6es
Commanders oes areu5ers lit 0os
gefaperte S6iff Die gqerou6er 9lg.
Baiii8, 0os mebrere Sabre lang ei.
nem bioIogiideu ss5llItitttt in Ga
Sofia, Sal, geb0rte. 9us SfiffI
Duroe on Gien8tag lit Der 92dbe
BON Nao5atIon. Merifo, allFaebrodt.
8eutdB Dem 9eridte 0es arieq8Idif.
les botte 0a8 Sdiff cine boIlitdn6i.
1e oettide 8eiab1ng unO mar oIs
5eei0ger oltsgeitottet. Seine Gin.
jelbeiten, be5iiglid Der an @or6 be.
2eltte nod Die gtomen Ser
,oHH1on0iereu0en 9ffi8iere fin6 bis.
Jer eitgelaufen.
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| in Dem gombrni glbidnitt sur Ser.
nenouug fouinten tueroen.
Is miro 0arouf berlDieiet 6nB Die
9elltihen icue 5tellungen nie6er 3ll
erlangen iudeh bic iie bereits Dor.
ber imne batten.
Der 0liIit1ridriititeIIer Heping.
ton parnt in Der 9torning 8oIt bor
Der 0loglidfeit elmer 5lottenoftion
in 8erbinoimg init Der gegeum1r.
tigeu Ofieniibe.
Sriten idlluseu iid tnpfer.
2ouoon, %. Wldr3. -2tus Dem Of.
fi3ieaen 9erift gebt berbor, ooB iid
bic britil6en 5oloaten tapfer i6lo.
gen. 3ieies gilt beionoer8 BON Der
"a. 8ibiiion tpeI1e Die Grtidaft
2eberguier bis aufS 2leuBerite Der.
teiOigte. 0tit gtubm bcoedte iib
ollh Die brittle 3ibiiton, mel6e nie.
oerboIter glngriffen bel GroiieGes
stanO bicIt. Dlit groBer Eapfer.
felt fodt bic 81. Qipiiiou in Der
Nadbaridaft Der gopaunle.Gambrai
8n6H; mebrere feinOIiae angrifIe
ulrOen bort abgeihlaeen.
amsrifauiider Seri6t.
0ht ser auerifaniicben glrinee inI
6ranfreid, %. D3dr5 C8on 6reo
Q. 5erguion StorreiponOent Der
llniteo 4reb) gllHeritaniide Strett,
frdfte, pelde g1ittipoA gtaft einenI
lleberfoa aui 0etltIbe @rd6en aus.
fiibrten giugen belte friib ober.
mails Dor, nadorm 6ie fein0lihen
@rd6en mdbren6 oes bor6ergegonge.
men gom6orOements 5erit6rt tporoen
maren. 9taen g(nidein nod pur.
ben Die @rdben bonn 8ein0e MIR
idDnd berteioigt; Die geiatungen
Der @rdben ruaren bernidtet.
@egen cine getuiiie Staot nor6.
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BSrie Sltrtt sic
OffcniiDe beeinf(u6t

g2etb gort 90. 0tdr3. 3.-3te gtad.
rtdten iiber 0ie Oeuti1en GrfoIge an
Der 8eitfront bat Die bieIiee glftien-
60rie beltte goruittag beetnfluBt.
8erifaniides 8etroIeun perlor 184
8unfte un0 itebt iett ouf 92. Sen.
traG 2eoer DerGor 7s 9gtnfte, Stob[
u 8unft, Giienbabnibieneu oerIo.
rem / gunft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-23
SOOirt IdBt lurgrn
si6irirns anfragcn
,tusIonSmimiItcr Tdbidtsrin 1T anoctuicien, bci
2Imcrika, GnslanS mnS Japan tpcoen
Sibiricns pcrItcIlio 81 WcrHcn
pOrmarid3 arf 1l1Oskau tpirO aneebGit6 fOrteclett

boreeadngen iperoen. Die neue 0fe-
bolutious.arinee miro ibre 9ertreter
gu ben Sobiet aorperihoiten eriu1b.
Ien 3ie oIten SoIoaten ItnO in
bielen 6illen unlDil(ig, bic @offen
ob3ugebeu; in getrogroo meieerten
iid Orei 9fegimenter, 0em @efebl,
Die 8affen nieoer8ulegen at entipres
den. Sobiet bebouptet, oob 0ieie iin-
ter Dem @iniIuB bon GIementen Ite-
ben, Die Der Gebolution fein0lid] qe4
iinnt ftnb.
9ie aegierung Bot Die Grfl6rtina
abgegeben, SAB Iie ibren SiB 6esboIb
mad @tosfmt berlegt babe, un 9Se-
trogro0 Dor 3eritorilng at beuobren.
Ser neItIife GeiI Scr Gransiibi.
ridden @iienbabn lit NIT 3iigen, Die
nit aricg8materiaG oIler 9trt bella.
ben iinO, ngefiillt rno f0rnen me-
Der riidudrts nod bortuGrts.
9ie 0elttiden boben in alien bon
ibnen beiebten 9iitriften einen re.
gelm6Bigen &abnoerfe6r beraeIteIlt.
Sos gan3e @ebiet miro NIT 0eutiferi
8dren fornlif iiberifDentult. Sui
fiihe 6liidtlinge aus aieip, 02obi-
lem, 9febol uno oft0eren 9tGoten
bringen Bierin iibereinItintmen0e
Wteloungen. 8u g1arba baben Die
0elttiden Std. uno deinii6e ssobri-
fen erofTnet uno 5u Rebol BoIlfo6.
rifen ins 2eben eerrfeu; Oie gfuIIen
peroen 8ur arbeit ee3tpungen. @eit
8eiebltng &ebaIs 0urf oie 3elitjhen
lit Der 4reis Der aIeioer ltn6 bieIer
5abrifartifel I'M so 8roSent qefaI.
len. 9fuiiiide SoI0aten meroen on-
ge9olten, Die gobnb0fe bonn GGnus
8ti i1ltbern; Die ionit1ren gerbGIts
niiIe beiexa iid. aino sSsltaeraer iueg.
ben 5ur glrbeit angeboIten.
9inmanien iuII Mnnitiun 6crsebenP
gtosfat, %. Wtdr6. - G8 miro
geneIoet, 9etttidlanb babe feline syor.
eeritngen an &um6nien nod ueiter
un0 berlange ieBt 0oB SIT.
ben @9ittelmG9ten Die ganse
geunition atSliefere, nidt mir
Ieine eigene, ionoern ouf Oieieniqe,
pelde nod bon Ben g[lliiertentruppen
in &ttmdnien 5uriidgeIo1en pur6e.
9(ae @eian0ten Der 9tliierten ftn0
1o6 in Soiip gebIieben, tper0en o6er
16reiien, iDenn &undnien 6ie arieas.
an 0eutidIollo ousIiefert.
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Orci iponifd5e St6iffe
Q)pfcr Scr 1tsBoofe

Barcelona. %. @2ar3.-0ie ipa.
uiiden Sdiffe SoGet, Soaqaina un6
8uaoalquibir mur6en i'm atIunti-
iben 0aenn pcrierft, 70 puroe bier
Bellte befonnt qeqeben. 8ie @uaoeI.
auibir par cin Stablififf bon
2.708 Sonnen lpur6e 1897 erbout
rrtb ge66rtc Ser @pooulaltinir
5diffabrtsgcIcaihoft in Gebilla an.
0ie sSooqltino mar Elm $50 Sonnen
groBes, b6I8ernes, nit orei MaIten
uerie6ene8 5eaeIidiff, 6a8 in 1877
erboltt uno in 3orrebieia regiItriart
NOR. Die GSoGet 1T i'm 2Ion0s
nidt angegeben.
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papit GppeMiert nm
oancrnSen Srie&en

Gor, Dorner8taa, 81. 9}drs.-
Sn iainer 9iter6oti6aft, ueIde er
an sic Ser Stnaten berlnitteln IieB,
opbelierte 95apIt @ene6ift iebr elm.
oringLi9 nm einen 0uuern0en Srie.
oen. 9os Sfriftitilf ioqt: Sic
erite 8oti6oft 0es ouferitonoenen
SGilon0s an feline Singer, nadl0em
er bic Merteru ser GuIIionsmo6e
er6ul6et bate, mor: oS5rie0c ici nit
@ud" ydcEols bat sic GeIt, fir
Dclde er iid opierte, 6iefe 8oti6aft
oeS 6rie0en5 70 idmer3Iih be0urft,
Die 6gltel
09ei 6ieicm ieierliden g(nlaB
fam fein bciicrer 8unib fir 6as
2mo ausgcipro6rn Ueroen, 6ns I'm.
ieren Ser3en 70 tcuer lit, aIs ouB
Scr eottlibe GrI6ier cine Grfnllung
Oe5 gcrlaaac1s 2taer gctUGbren
moge, ndrnlid: cine SeiGung 6eg be.
itebenoen Soi'cs un0 9l6ihluB eines
oauernoen 5rie6ens. pelder iib ouf
Die @unolonc 0et @erehtigfeit, Der
@ottesfurdt uuo Der RenIh6eits.
Iie6e itiiBt iH0 oc @eIt cine ueite
Organization bon 80lfern uno ga.
tionm Gibt, bic inter Der glealoc
mabrer GeIiaioH bereinigt iino un0
mad elmer c6Irrert, reincren tno ait.
tigerrH Qualification itreben.
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