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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-03
CORN MARKET
( STILL LOWER

Chicago, Oct. 3.-Fresh retreats by
the Germans together with reports
that an anti-militaristic chancellor had
been named to succeed Won Hertling
led to new declines today in the corn
market. Lack of support rather than
urgent selling however, was a feature
of trading.
70 a limited extent, commission
houses bought on the breaks. Opening
prices which varied from the same as
yesterdays finish to / 1-8c lower with
November 1928 1-2 to 1923 and Deem
Der 1:26 3-8 to Us were followed by
a sharp setback all around and then
something Of a reaction. -,
Oats reflected changes in corn. Cash
interests were moderate buyers. After
opening Sac OF to lac advance, with
October GO Ia to "a the market un-
derwent a general sag and later rail-
lied.
Lower quotations on hogs made pro-
visions weak.
Covering by shorts subsequently
days finish but exaggerated REPORTS
about Turkey resulted, in a sudden
new break. The close was unsettled,
1-8 to l LAC net lower with Novem-
Der 1923 1-8 to Ia and December
1926 3-4 to 7-S.
On the decline packers bought lard
and ribs presumably against shipping
sales.
Corn yellow i.55: 3 yellow 1.42 to
1.4S; 4 yellow 1856.
Oats No. 3, white So IA to 70 3-4;
standard 70 to II ga.
Rye No. 2, 1862 1-2.
Barley 80 to 1902.
Timothy $50 to 1000.
Clover and pork nominal
Lard $685..
Ribs 1850 to 1925.
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Another Shipment
OF Gold Is Sent To
Germany From Russia

Amsterdam. Oct. 2.-The second
shipment Of gold from Russia to Ger
many has arrived at the German
frontier and has been taken v by
an official, and the R~eichsbank, ac-
cordfng to Berlin dispatch today.
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IN OMSK

vladivostok, Sunday, Sept. 22.-(By
BILE has occurred at Omsk between the
cabinet recently organized there and
other leaders. An attempt was made
under the leadership Of Minister Of
War Michaelov to force a resignation
of the cabinet The duma was then
declared dismissed by the cabinet.
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Worlds Market NeWS
MILWAUKEE, LIVE STOCK.

Milwaukee,, Wis. Oct. 3.-Hog re-
ceipts, 1000; as cents lover; prime
butchers, SIS. 1915; fair to prime
light, s1S.00@19.o0; fair to best
mixed, $500 1925; fair to selected
packers, $17.S5 @ 1870, rough packers,
$16.o 90 a 1915; pigs. $4,000 1900.
Cattle receipts, 600; canners and
cutters in good demand, 1925 cents
higher; all other classes of cattle 10
OBS cents higher; heifers. good to
choice, $S.25@13.oo; medium to good.
s7.25@s.oo; fair to medium, $3.50
700: cows, good to choice, $3.50
HOO; medium to good, $7.25@S.0o;
cutters. '$6.65@7.oo; Gamers. $3.50
$50; butcher bulls, $500 1900;
bologna, $7.50@8.75.
Calves receipts, 500; steady.
Sheep receipts, 500; lower; choice
ewes, wethers lambs, s14.50@ 1900;
fair to good buck lambs, $4,000
14.25; heavy buck lambs, $12.5O@
1900; Gull lambs, 5000 1000; ewes,
5000 1880; Gull ewse, $5.00@q.00.
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STOCK MARKET
IS UNSETTLED

New York, Oct. 3.-Greater
breadth attended the progress of the
session today, the market becoming
somewhat unsettled in the second
hour. United States steel rallied from
its early reversal, but experienced
feited practically all of, its seven
point advance. There was a marked
reduction of the recen inquiry for
rails, but shippings and coppers were
firm to strong. In the bond market
French government s 1-2's held at
the years maximum and on the
curb" Russian government s 1-2's
and 6 1-2's rose 3 1-2 and 4 points
respectively to highest levels of the
year.
The strength Of specialties, particu-
larly tobacco, shippings ~ oils lift
ed the general list to higher levels in
the first half hour Of today's stock
market, the usual leaders showing
little change.
ed from l to 6 points, sumatra to-
bacco. United Cigar, Marine prefer
red, Royal Dutch oil, United fruit.
Texas company, American Telephone
and International paper being the
most conspicuous features. United
States steel advanced almost a point
but was inclined to react at the first
oA0AA vi "a was SOIADdIds
lively dull and irregular.
A varied assortment of issues was
singled out for bullish attention in
early afternoon Notwithstanding the
persistent heaviness of United States
steel. Canadian Pacific, Pullman.
Studebaker m United States rubber
were higher by 1 1-2 to 3 points and
strength.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE
! Chicago, Oct. 3.--Butter lower, re-3
ceipts 6.o8e tubs creamery extra 81
1-2@52 1-2; standards 81 @
Cheese firm, daisies 80. 1-2; twins
SO; Americas "a 1-4@1-2; long horns
"a 1-491-2; brick 36@37.
Egg receipts, $685., unchanged.
Potato receipts, lis cars, unchang-
Poultry, alive, higher; fowls 22@
26 1-2; springs rs.
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SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVE STOCK.
South st. Paul, Mimi, Oct. 3.-Hoe
range, $1S.50@18.75; bulk, s1S.6O@
1870. ~
Cattle receipts. 10000; killers
steady; steers, $6.25@17.5o; cows and
heifers. t$6.75@10.o0; veal calves
steady. $5.5o@16.5o; stockers and
feeders steady, 1913 a 1900.
Sheep receipts, 10000; so cents
lower; lambs, $40. 900 is. 90; wethers
$7.o0@11.5o; ewes, 5000 1000.
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MILWAUKEE GRAIN.
Milwaukee. Wis, Oct. Corn No.
> yellow La to Las: No. 3 white
las to $50; No. 3 1856 to LAO.
Oats standard II 1-2 to u; No. :
white 691-2 to II 1-2; No. 4 white
60 to. 70 1-2.
Rye Nc. 2, 1853.
Barley mailing and Wisconsin s5
to 1.01; feed and rejected 90 to 81.
Hay lower; choice timothy $500 to
$3.50; NJ L. 800 to 31.5O.
Close: Corn-November, 1929 ia.
December, $1.27. -
oats-November. So; December,
| W &c. .-'.. ..
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DULUTH GRAIN.

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DULUTH GRAIN. Il
Duluth, Mimi, Oct. 3.-Elevator
S66,7oO bushels, last year 158,600;
oats 45,400 bushels, last year 14,600;'
barley 1920 bushels, last veal 49,
500; y S1,4o0 bushels, last year S5.-
800; flax 26,200 bushels, last rear A.
100 bushels.
Shipments: Wheat 272,4oo bush
els, last year 271,7o0 bushels; corn
$500; y 10.400.
Elevator receipts Of bonded grain
s s .co barley loo bushels last year
Duluth car inspection: Wheat Nos.
1 and 2 northern $40; No. 8, II:
smutty spring SO; other spring ,25;,
Nos. 1 and 3 durum Is; No. 3 durum
Il; smutty durum 10; other durum,
8: Nos. 1 and 2 hard winter z; smut
ty, winter 8; other winter 8; mixed
3d.: smutty mixed 15.- Total wheat
mixed grain 2, year ago 2: oats II.
year ago 6; y 90, year ago IT; bar
ley 8, year ago FL. Total all ITO,
year ago 121 :on track 558.
Renewed selling came in ~f1axseed
today and ~recessions were scored in
the more distant futures: Offerings
by crushers were reported, it being
intimated hat current receipts are
more than enough to supply their
November, 2 1-2 cents of and Deem
Der 4 cents on. =,
Oats closed unchanged to IL cent
up for spot. Rye unchanged for
spot; October 1 cent off and Novem-
Der. 2 IL up. Barley closed un-
changed. Closing:
No. / northern wheat, track and
arrive, 1922 1-2; No. 2 do track,
t2.le IL: No. 8 do track. s2.16 LIZ
rive, $3.s7; October, 1886 bid; No
yember. 1919 bid; December. 1915
Oats on track, S. 1906; arrive.
Rye on track and arrive, $1.61: Oc-
tober. $3.50: November. S1.61 IL
nominal.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.
New York, Oct. 3.-Butter steady;
receipts $3.50 tubs; creamery higner
than extras, 81 81 to 81; extras 81;
firsts IS 1-2 to e0ii-z.
EGGS barely steady; receipts H.
1883 cases; fresh gathered extras Sc
Ito 81; fresh gathered regular packed
extra firsts, 81 to 81; do firsts So
Ito IS.
Cheese strong; receipts 1898 boxes:
state whole milk flats fresh specials
-: do average run 81 to- II.
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN.
Minneapolis. Mimi, Oct 3.-Wheat
receipts, 641 cars, compared with 416
cars q year ago.
Cash No. 1 northern old, 11.22! 1-2.
Corn-A>No. . yellow. 3l.3s@1.37.
oats--No. 3 white. $50 IS IA.
Flax. $3.53@3.S6.
-Duy xfhsrty 1oads- &
The Illinois men. had dinner and
went TO bed in the positions that had
been occupied that morning by the
fenemy. During the afternoon Amor
ican aviators dropped newspaper
and cigarettes for tho men, who had
moved along the west bank. OF the
Meuse beyond 0ercourt and consQh-
dated their positionA
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Oct. 3.-Flour
unchanged. Shipments, s5.213 bar
rels. -fEs eet,
Barley, S3@91. e~.
Rye, $1.56@1.57.
Bran, $2S.77.
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-03

A farmer stepped into the Liberty
Loan headquarters at Mandan. found
that he was down for $500, doubled
it, and took 800 for his son in
France.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, Oct. 3.-Hogs, $4,000: gen.
eral Csc lower than yesterdays aver
age; butchers 19.00@19.40; light
1880 1925; packing. 1890 @ 1875;
rough, 17.35@17.75: pigs, good to
choice, 1900 1900.
Cattle, $4,000; steers steady; butch
er and Gamer stock, 10c to 15c high
er; calves strong to Csc higher; beef
cattle good, choice and prime, 1915
q 1850; common and medium. 1000
@15.75; butcher stock, cows and
heifers, 7.35@13.75; anners and cut
tiers, 6.25@7.60; stockers and feeders.
good, choice and fancy, 1915 q 1875:
inferior. common and medium. 1850
1915; veal calves, good and choice,
1900 @18.75,
Sheep, $4,000; slow to lower.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-03

The Illinois men had dinner and
went to bed in the positions that had
been occupied that morning by the
enemy. During the afternoon Amor
ana cigarettes for tho men, who had
moved along the west bank Of the
Mouse beyond 0ercourt and consol1-
dated their positions
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NEW YoRK
MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN.

M1nneApoliS. Mimi, Oct 3.-WheHt
receipts. 641 cars. compared with 41e
Cash No. 1 northern old, t1.22t 10.
CornAANo. 3 yellow. $1.3201.37.
Oats-No. 3 white, 66@6 IS a..
Flax, $3.S3@3.S6.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25
Continued Mex, Week.
In MemMiam.

Mr., Wesley Spe.aht died at hi.
acme Al Beilsburg Ts~eday. Jan.
II. 1918, after an i.ine~s Of 4 week
His vnaine we're inferred ia Mount
Laherty Cem~tesy.
He wa born Al BellshusE Oct,
Ia, 1887. Al the beginning Of the
Civil War be volunteered and en-
listed 10 the 5Qth Tennessee Regi.
nen., c. 3. A.. and served thsaou,
the war, After returning home be
VAS mani~t to Mics Marths X. An.
dr.ws. in Aaxnst 1855. who died 10
1917. OF this union. two children
survivs-Wia Ben Speighi and Mrs.
K. 8. Rlankenship. Of Beilshars
La 1878. he vac married to Miss
Alice q. Neks. Nine casltrn we're
born to tteu7-Mrs. Geo. Osborne.
Gsllatin, Mre. II. NJ. Osborne. Fox
Bluff, Mrs. Raymond Jaessol. Ash
land City. Mrs. John Hall, Char.
latte: Robert. Hsrshsi snA Eims..
Rsllssars. Alhsrt. Of Charlotte, and
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25
C0lesbury.

The .now III last Saturday Vas
ssrr H~~p-st II them all. fully six 10
eight inches coming on top N nm
sirvsiy hig'hes 'stenows >Isaas4 an
the pike was completely slapped
sunday, hu, was resumed Monday.
0aveu Adcock son 1t Lewis Al.
ceek n {, alb Greek. has disappear.
ed He w.as senl 10 the spflfig ais.r
eg'sr sud iA.led TO return. Ii 10
not known SHE her he tsca me men.
tails unbalanced and wandered
away. poss,i'ly freezing to death Ia
The zero temperature ,hst prevailed.
or ~beste' ~ ran away. A search
IL being made IN him
The new arrangement ri train
schedules has been = source os in.
convenience 81 ous p~ople e~pec.
isily 10 the losA ot the Cen,tsyills
Branch night train,
The con,inned winsry weather and
the deep snow IL rendering the fuel
situation rather acute. almost every
body heing short Of ssms.
The Exemption Board. hsvs
placed Joe BGshop In Clss. / s11
Wallace Mcclure In Glass Z.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25
THE PIONEER PREACHERS.
-----------. II 4 ptcxso~ counrAr ------

:. aY 4 btcxsoS' couNTfAr

blaming. bluebesias, seeshias heat.
Alter emaelhshing his description
AVID focusing the mind az bis hear,
ess upon il. he would lean lar out
over the pulpit, and with an attl.
tude II assumed horror, gsse upon
the vision be had pictured, and in
s~rsome tones say: Away down
y ,nder nearly out d sight. | Gee
d,mly floating objects do,.ing the
river ot hell. All. there In An inhdel
who used To tsls so tlippsn,ly about
bel! nos struggling in ito i,ery river
OF molten meta. doomed-dooned
to swim forever and forever. |
recognize another loet soul strug.
Cling TO reach the shore ~ a scoiier
AZ religion, Another wss q muir
derer-and that one yondes wss =
pow miserable drunkAni, who
brought his broken. hearted wife and
lt,!e children TO heegary and ruin.
apo finally death; and while they
ssand upon the bst'lements Of the
New Jerusalem. radiant In the mel
lo~ light VI love aud peace, the
pa4a lost father swims in an ever
.ss,irs river Oh Gre. All. there |
sac A great mass. They were the
kind thai just Numbered along.
ass!ec.ins their salvation, unit!
trey dropped headlong into he'll. "
Many a Wild. rough character.
by the realistic picture
a It'll gwen by the preacher, rush
"a with elindins team 10 the altar
and tell apon The straw OF mv.d0ss
.psssd on the ground beneath the
rs.s bush hsshos. and bAsssd for
mercy. Many = oes became, ia
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25
fContinusd isom preceding issue }

ps$sr Cartwright, a pioneer OF ths
Methodist Church, was toavss'ed Ia
tho summer % 1900, at one ut Nc
Grsady's re.ivAls held At old Re''
River Church. II was not ivng IN
III he va drawn ,nso the m'n's'ty,
He held thai i, Was not necessary
to prepare Tor ths ministry saying
God, when he wsn,s q great man
can sasily take SOME learned slones,
,haks him awhile over bell, as be
aid Saul u Tarsus, knock the scales
Oh biz eyes, and without previous
theological training. send ham 10
preach Christ and the resurrection
Peter Cartwright Was q misiian,
servsn. al the Prince Of Peace, snd
Tough, Tor hu religious dosmas' he
was always ready ior an afsumsn'
in support Of bic t~ish sna creed
aud may not have avoided tishs'
bad he devmed Que necessary To
m..ntaia bic posstion. tie rode
ths wh,rlwind and directed tie
ssosm against sin and sinn"rs' ana
they Tell around am ~ 1t ssam IN
mighty battle, Many ~isid
drama was enacted in the dun 'ss.'
that alhoa-,:ed ,hs active ~nfSrs'
passing ahtei esst ,6e A'1and-
whsr~ sss in mns,is. TIE ssse1 bed
multitude shs- tMs while esasene'
bad made his passionate, arsaissse
appeal 10 sinnets p~ui& II sis Ia
iesuo did not rice 10 sea Sl'd asssat-
,nsR Cartwright I'D IA HE sisla d,
,eEsiptson Of 4 Eismrns ie,as-'tasss 81
spiriss lost and dsIn-.. He would
picsurs he eottomless pit With iss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25

consequence, sober. industrious,
thoaah,fal s.t,sens
A theological discussion would
haze been IL nat,ed al BIZ. them. A
message ot love would have fallen
,t'a.apon these rough .1snsay, oi The
pioneer days I. took exactly what
Csrtwrish; and the other r.viyalis,s
Of that time gave them. They had
no conscious conception OF psysi.
sssSssy. sai ENTHUSIASTICALLY shsy kne@
the secret of ,tA vaias lar better
than the hook-taugh, preacher Of
the twentieth century. They did
not know books. hut they we're
deeply learned in the mysteries Of
the human heart.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25

Tom. abe IL 10 The National Army
a, Camp jackson. Columbia. \ e
He was n member os the NJ h
Church, South having united wlth
same in 1913, under III. minis.rvrt
Rev, Boyd \. Fielder He vas
liked and highly respected W MI
~ho knew him lia besl'h bad
been declining Tor almost three
years. During the week oi ailneAa
.ptsoesiiug his. dss,h, h. begged re-.
pestedly to IN to r-e his mother
who died lona ago Thrre IL 90
doubt in the mind Of his relatives
and friends but that he IA uow with
that mother in the Better Land
The family wishes h express
their appreciation to tbs DalF
friends for their kindness during hsa
illness.
Farewell, father. farewell. father
Peaceful he thy silent rest
SIamhvr sweetiy. tod kn@w beet
When 10 call shee home - rest
Farewell. father. farewell father
Thou has Eovsd ne long and we'll,
How we miss thee. rsoIe can tell.
Jesus called thee. al. il we'll.
''Fare~eli. father. farewell, ia'hsr--
We n0ss ssy oar les, farewell
Till re meet beyond the river.
Happy there ~ith .hee 10 dwell.
-Wrlsten by 4 Relative.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25
Coocert ut Acorn Hill.

There vii! he o coacess as Acorn
HIT! schoolhoae Friday night, Feb
lat. sivcn by the scbool sad N.
young people 81 the neishb9hosd
A good psosrsm Ia being prspsf-d.
Proeseds will Be used ids huliding .
stage To schoolsouse and donssion
to the Red Gross. Cone out and
enIsy . good laugh. Remember
TIE tisse-Fshruary ist
0slas yersii. ZsanAsf.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25

The bowels are the sewerage sya-
ten NJ the body. Iau can veil
imagine the result when they are
stopped % 10 10 tbs Gaze 10 consti.
patton. As a pugrssivs yoa viii
fad ChambssIain. Tsblsts excel
Issis They are mild and gentle Ia
their action, They also improve
ihs diSessior. --sdv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25
D IR &c TO r S:

yesse.AAen D. E. Beasley A. B. Crou. Robt Clements W.
L. Cook. A. D. Clark A. C. Huehes'S. G. Holland u s:
Johnson j. A. Myan j. A. Pope L. NJ Sensing H. L. Gres-
BY, s. G. Robertson H. H. Self Pitt Henslee.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25
To the Formers and Stock Raisers Of Dickson Coun,,

TO The Formers and Ofock Kdisers OF dickson County:
President wtlson and Mr.. Hoover state that several
things that the Allies vim the
one these requirements which victory
fsr the United States dspsnds, In to increase the
and converted Into foedstaff quicker than
other animal. y ~" & - ~'@'@ ~r~,
i>S''4 boys. s1s s4rae, and the women Of
Dickson County assst the Government in raising
hogs. No farmer stock raissr should soll
but cher female pigs for the next eight
months. Evsry and etrl In Dokson County ancu1d
make extra effort TO buy a rtg this Spring.
The OFFICERS OF tho Frst Nat ional Bank OF Dickson
are DESTROYS or encouraging the hog production In
this locality. ANY boy girl, man woman In
Diokson County VINO are DESTROYS OF buying pig
borrow the at this Bank. VOW can bor
the ak twelve month"; tine at the Low
OF o.. II need SIC. 90 With Viii Oh TO buy
pig, VIII lend the money for six months for
Thirty Cents.
No better investment b. made by anyone than
to hog. This 10 OF the surest ways to
furnish sodier meat and to them vim the
free from tho possible slavery Of Germany
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-16
Ichmiift rms Mmtsbiirp 0eg 1tautlthen

16miift 6as Mmtsbiiro oes ltaatli6en
Molferei- uno Mabrungsmittel-& om-
miiidrs Sames 5prenion int Staats-
fapitol at ct. Saul. - Seit II Sab-
rem bat sic obenerm6brte rationale
@ereinigung auidbrlt6 ein ioldes
8onner als @brenpreis fiir 6enieni-
gen Stoat oltsge1ebt, Ser sic bodlten
Durdi1nittspunfte aufneiien fam
in 10 boddtebenoen @intragungen IN
Ser Matchmaker @l1tterausl teaung.
Minneiota bat Is oieier 8anner be-
reits erobert, allo 1n1r 2 ni6t. Mu=
beroem fann Mimeiota nit Stol5
orf 9 lilberne @brenbed)er, mel6e al1f
Ser interruttonolen Meierei= &onben=
ton erobert tm1roen, iotpie anf Elm
Diplom bon Ser ct. 2ouiser 8elt=
a11sitelll1ng biuapeilen. Die @roberatng
an bieier lebr begebrenspertben
Yreiie it, apie Molterei= uno Mab=
notwithstanding Sore1lon be-
ri6tet, be1n tii6tigen 3~uiammempir=
fen ser Greomerp+8atttermober bon
Minnei ota al berbanfen.
Oulutb. = Cine &inberlab=
mnngsflinif miro bier pom %. Big
einiblieBlid 81. Mai tdglid obgebal-
ten merben. gs lit 6ies Sic brittle
nn0 pabrl9einlib lebte freie &linif
6iei er 9lrt, sic in nober Submit bier
ltattinben miro. Or. Green, Setter
6ieier freten @linifen I'M Stoate,
miro bon Sen bei6en 9oltoner &ran=
Temp legerinnen Mntoinette @bite
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als iene int lebten Sobre, lit Sic al
gen1eine Ghdtl1ng bon bieitgen Sa6r
berltGnOigen. 0ies tpiir0e etmo Sc
Milionen Eon11er ergeben gegen
mebr ols ga MiQionen Son11en int
&oriobre.
@inono. - 0os &leingetreioe
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