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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-03-18
ELECT COUNTY
Superintendent

A convention of school district rep
resentatives will be held at the court
house in Webster City Tuesday, April
2, beginning at 1890, flor the purpose
of electing county superintendent for
the ensuing three years. So far as the
Freeman-Journ is advised, E. F..
Snow, the present incumbent of that
office, is the only candidate.
The election will be for a three year
term. The convention will be compos-
ed of twenty-eight delegates. The
law was changed some four years ago
in order to take the county superin-
tendency out of politics and the cleo
ton April 2 will be the second of the
kind ever held in this county.
The law also provides that the per-
son elected shall be someone who
holds a first grade state certificate.
The convention likewise has the power
to fix the salary of the superintendent
and his deputy. Hamilton county now
pays it's superintendent $500 and $40
per month to the deputy 1t is pos
sible some action may be taken as to
raising the salary OF the deputy.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-03-18
CLOSE CONTRACT
FOR PURCHASING
WILSON HOTEL

E. S. Rood, financial representative
OF the North American Hotel Com.
pany, who is at present in Webster
City, has announced the closing Of a
contract to purchase the w. n
Merrill corner now occupied by the
Wilson Hotel
This contract provides for the tax
ing over of the property on Septem-
Der /, at which time the present
lease expires.
No definite announcement has been
made by the company as to whether
the North American Hotel Company
contemplates the construction Of a
hotel at the expiration of the pres
ent lease or not, but from the man
ner in Which all details have been
handler so far, there is every indi
cation that such is the intention, if
the country's transportation facilities
and labor conditions at that time will
permit.
Every city which has been fortu-
nate enough to get a North American
hotel is most enthusiastic regarding
their beautiful buildings, which are
always especially planned and built
to suit the particular needs of every
community in which they are erected.
The North American Hotel Com
pany, which is erecting an enormous
chain of hotels in the middle west, is
Differed by live business and hotel
men, who in designing their build
ings, require that they shall be good
business getters, and in order to
make them so, every provision is
embodied which will make them at
tractive and steady patronage Win
ners.
A careful study of railway facili-
ties, local business conditions, and
like conditions which prevail in the
surrounding territory, auto high
ways, etc, determine very largely
just how many guest rooms shall be
incorporated in any North American
hotel All of the guest rooms in
these buildings are always complete
ly and tastefully furnished and have
hot and cold running water, and
many have private baths as we'll
After a careful study Of a city's
social and club activities, it is de-
termined as to what social features
shall be incorporated in all hotels
erected by this company, in the shape
of private and public dining rooms,
ball and convention rooms, party
rooms, etc. In some cities North
American hotels provide more space
of this character than others-for
instance, in one city large space is
being provided in North American
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-03-18
(From Saturdays Daily.)

r. w. Willis of Mason City visited
in this city at the home of his sister,
Mrs. A. J. Leonard and family, yes
terday.
Miss Carrie Willis, former resi-
dent, now of Gravette. Arkansa is in
the city for an extended visit with
Mrs. ]. N. Lyon. She came especially
to be here on Mrs. Lyons birthday,
which was yesterday.
M. H. Hirt of Woodstock was il,
the city on business today.
Miss Ruth Mag returned home
this morning from short stay at
Eagle Grove with relatives.
Mrs. l.. J. Mott went to iowa Falls
today for short visit.
Miss Gayle White CT Woodstock
came down yesterday afternoon for a
short sojOurn.
Mrs. B. F. Derr, who has been
spending several weeks at the II. X.
Dodge home and with ether CID
friends, left yesterday afternoon for
Des Moines to spend week with her
sister before returning to her home i'll
Calgary, Canada.
Miss Olga Eaton of Pocahohtas is
here visiting the M. l.. and ". A. Nc
Collough and Harry Ambrose families.
Mrs. Forest +. Hall and little
daughter, Mary, left yesterday for Des
Moines to spend the week end with
the formers aunt, Mrs. Minnie Ccul-
son.
Mrs. A. A. Furman and daughter
Mrs. Glide Hall, are spending the day
at the J. B. Cannon home in Jewell.
Miss Ethel Guthrie and Miss June
Baker went to Marshalltown yesterday
to spend the week end with the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. c.
Guthrie.
Editor Geo. A. Hanson Of the ELS
worth News was in Webster City today
while enroute home from harrisburg.
Mrs. E. r. Schmidt and daughter
of Kamrar are visitors in this city
today.
Mrs. ]. B. McKibben of Storm
Lake is here visiting her sister, Mrs.
J. w. Barr.
Mrs. T. H. Michigan and son
John returned to their home in Swea
City this noon following a few days
sojourn in this city with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Hall,
having come to attend the birthday
anniversary celebration of Mrs. Hall,
March IA.
C. A. Coonrod and little son go to
Chicago tonight to join Mrs. Coonrod
in a few days visit wlcn friends and
to attend to business interests. The
family will return home Wednesday.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-03-18
s*+*********~***+ +****.s -
PERSONAL BRIEFS

:.***********************:
Miss Florence Resor, who teaches
school at Dixie, is visiting here a few
days at the home of Mrs. NJ. C. Fair
child.
Mrs. G. F. Tucker left Saturday
for Humboldt for weeks visit with
relatives and friends.
j. F. Webb left Saturday night
for Chicago on a weeks business
trip.
DIR. Fife ;McCollum Jones left
this morning for Des Moines, Ottum-
wa and Fairfield to be gone until the
latter part of the week. Mrs. Jones
will be the principal speaker at the
district suffrage conference to be
held in Fairfield and will attend the
state suffrage board meeting held in
connection with the conference. The
state suffrage leaders will employ
this occasion to discuss the legis-
lative outlook in Iowa and lay plans
looking toward the ratification of the
Susan Anthony amendment by this
state, should the measure pass the
upper house of congress as expected.
Geo. E. Kent of Stanhope was in
Webster City on business today.
Walter Terrell is in Ames and Des
Moines on business today.
Mrs. +. E. Whitley went to Des
Moines this morning where she speaks
this evening before the women's clubs,
the wives Of officers at Camp
Dodge. Tomorrow she goes to Of
tumwa to address the d. A. r.
Mrs. F. o. Johnson and children of
Stanhope will return home tomorrow
a week end visit at the B.
L. Prouty home in this city.
Charlie DeFrance, employed in a
Des Moines meat house, spent Sunday
with his family in this CITY,
Miss Lulu Carey OF DeS MONIES is
q guest at the N. B. Trumbauer home
on Elm street is also visiting other
old friends here.
Mrs. R. B. Martin went to Wool
stock this morning for brief sojourn.
Miss Irene Berg, who teaches
school in Waterloo, spent the week
end at her home in this city.
Miss Kathryn Stafford, who teach
es in the high school at Jewell, Sun
dayed at home. Abner Stafford,
student at Iowa City, also spent the
week end here.
Miss Emma Amundson Of Eagle
Grove was an over Sunday guest OF
Miss Marian White.
Mrs. Joe Drake arrived here Sat
urday from her former home in Chero-
kee, joining Mr.. Drake at their farm
home northwest of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Doty. who rec
emily vacated the former d. Fl. Doty
farm near Stonega, left yesterday
for their new farm home near
Linn Grove.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-03-18
Lose Baby Girl.

Mr.. and Mrs. Oval f. Rector, 602
Lucus street, are mourning the death
of their eight months old daughter,
Thelma Esther who passed away at
s o'clock yesterday morning follow
ing an illness with pneumonia and
whooping cough. Funeral services
will be held from the Nazarene
church tomorrow afternoon at $3.50,
conducted by the Rev: F. B. Gowland.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-03-18
Pleasant Hill Notes.

o. l.. Gilmore shipped another car
load of hogs and also one of cattle
to the Chicago market Friday.
Mrs. Minnie Kemmerer returned to
her home in Boone Tuesday after a
visit here with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Hamlin of Minnesota visited
here recently with John Anderson
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Gilmore
have moved in the house recently oc-
cupied by the Jim O'Connor family.
Ed. Bever, C. r. Adams and j. E.
Adams attended the Seth WEIGH sale
near Highview Wednesday.
The annual school election was
held at the school house Monday
afternoon. Harry Berryhin was
elected to succeed e. E. Claffin as
school director, and other business
was transacted.
Miss Anna Humblesis spending the
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Humble.
Carl Adams and family and Mrs.
Minnie Kemmerer were Sunday
visitors at the A. A. Claflin home.
Mrs. Eva Bever visited this week
with her daughter, Mrs. Irene Hud-
son, near Webster City.
March Is.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-03-18
In Critical Condition.

Mrs. Chas. Gerber was the victim of
a very severe paralytic stroke early
yesterday, which left her entire right
side, except the face, completely para
lyzed Her condition is critical.
Mrs. Gerber has not been in the best
of health this winter, but seemed un-
usually well Saturday.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-03-18
Williams Items.

-W.S.S-
Williams Items.
Will Streveler of harrisburg is
working at the Caruth garage.
DR.. w. P. Bossenberger was a pro-
fessional caller in Alden Friday.
Miss A. Perry of Webster City was
here Wednesday afternoon on several
errands, one of which was trying to
arrange a match between the local
basket ball team and Webster City
team.
Irene Davis went to Iowa Falls
Saturday for visit with her aunt,
Mary Wallace, and to have her finger
looked after.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. McCarley went
to Chicago for week end trip We'd
nesday.
Ed Keegan delivered two loads OF
hogs at Blairsburg the last of the
week.
A good many people from here
attended the market day sale held
by w. D. Ballantine, Saturday, and
reported that it was very successful.
There is good deal of influenza
prevalent in this part of the country
and many owners Of livestock in this
vicinity are having them vaccinated
against it.
There will be an election of Off
GERS for the town of Williams at the
city hall on the last Monday in this
month. A mayor, treasurer, assessor
and five councilmen are to be chosen
to serve for term of two years.
There was good attendance at
the town hall Thursday, the opening
day for our Red Cross work. If the
attendance and enthusiasm OF the
initial day keep up something will be
accomplished down here. The next
meeting will be on Thursday after
noon of this week.
The box social held at Center
school, northwest of town, of which
Carl Ostrem is teacher, was a merry
affair. Bidding on the boxes was
spirited, one prepared by the Misses
Ruth Martinson and Glades Gum
bringing the neat sum of $3.50.
Others sold very we'll also and
about $3S was taken in for the Red
Cross. About rs town folks went out
to the social in spite Of the bad
roads.
Do not forget that if you have any
clothing to donate that you have just
this week to do it in-articles to be
brought or sent to the Williams
Clothing store. Remember that your
old suit or coat will keep some home
less person warm.
The lecture given by w. w. Loban
on Tuesday night was we'll attended
and every one seemed pleased with
it. The band played several spirited
selections, and helped out wonderful
ly We have not heard how much
was taken in.
The basket ball game between the
Oleanders and the Orioles resulted in
close decision, the first named
team winning by the score of
q to 20. Evenly matched teams al
ways put up the most interesting
game, SO watch for the next trial
between them.
The last number of the lecture
course is approaching. This is said
to be the best number in the course,
so if you were disappointed over the
last number, come out and be recon-
pensed by the extra flavor we are
promised in the last number.
We are glad to learn that little
Jens Jensen. who has had SO serious
an illness, is able to be at hame again
and is apparently making good
convalescence from his recent op-
Grafton
Two of our recent brides, Mrs. F.
Riley of Marshalltown and Mrs.
Arthur Johnson of Mason City, came
Saturday for weeks visit at their
respective homes, the former at the
A. Simpson home and the latter at
the F. Woods home.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-03-18

hotel for local stock exchange, in
addition to it's public and private
dining rooms, convention room, ball
room, roof gardens, etc.
Other features regarding the North
American Hotel Company's hotels,
which are the rule, are, we'll lighted,
amply proportional sample rooms,
the number being determined very
largely by a previous study of the
requirements of travelling men who
make such territory.
In fact, it is the plan of the North
American Hotel Company to make
these sample rooms, in addition to
the many other conveniences Of
fered in its many new buildings now
being built, so attractive that travel
ing men will start the practice of
renting sample rooms in these build
ings for a number of days at a time
every season, and invite their GUS
toners in surrounding territory to
come and be their guests during the
day or several days time, which is
necessary, to select and purchase
lines of seasonable merchandise. This
practice has been one of ever in
creasing favor in larger cities for
some time past.
In addition to all this, North
hotels are fireproof and
contain all the appurtenances OF
strictly modern structures of this
type, such as electric elevators, re-
and vacuum cleaning ma
steam heating plants, etc.
Just what will be required in a
North American hotel in Webster
City has not yet been announced,
for it has been impossible to de-
termne definitely just what these
needs will be, at this early date, but
it is known that the North American
Hotel Companys financial represen-
tatives favor as complete a building |
here as in any of the other cities in
which this company is now con-
structing buildings. The size, OF
course, will be determined definitely
later.
Webster City commercially, in
dustrially and socially is in a posi-
ton to support first class hotel.
It's central location and rail facilities
should make il attractive as con-
vention city, and the fact that it is
located on the Hawkeye Highway is
another attractive feature from the
hotel owners point of view, who rea-
Lies the desirability of capturing
auto tourists trade.
The North American Hotel Company
is favorably impressed by all these
factors-that much we know-and
since this company is most progress
siye in every way, Webster City's out
look for hotel of the modern, up-to-
date type appears to everyone famil-
lar with all of the details, to be most
promising at this time.
-W.S.S.-
A box supper will be held at the
Bethel school house Friday night, |
March %. The proceeds will go to
the Red Cross. All are invited.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-03-18
To Launch Garden Clubs.

Bemoan your lot? You'd better
not!
Just give your boy or girl garden
plot, seeds and garden tools and see
what they will do for the home this
summer.
The boys and girls garden contest
will be definitely launched tomorrow
afternoon when Prof Farrar of Ames
college will address pupils from the
upper grades and high school in Lin
coin auditorium at lis o'clock.
The planting season will soon be
open and to complete the necessary
organization work, it is DESTROYS to
have every boy and girl, who expects
to garden this summer, ready to enroll
tomorrow. To do this, the children
must know the location of their gar
den and it's size. Parents can CO.
operate by helping their boys and
girls to get garden space.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-03-18
County Auditors Official Call OF
County Convention TO Elect
County Superintendent OF
Schools in and for Ham.
iltOn County,
Iowa.

To the President and Secretary of
the Various School Districts of Ham
ilton County, State Of Iowa.
You are hereby notified that there
will be Convention of School
Presidents of the various School
Districts of Hamilton County, State
of Iowa, held at the Court House OF
said County, on the second day OF
April, A. D. 1918, at 1890 o'clock, P.
NJ, for the purpose of electing a
County Superintendent of Schools.
1t is your duty to see that your
School District is represented at this
Convention, and in case the Presi-
dent is unable to attend, then by
some member of your School Board,
selected by the Board as an alternate
in the manner prescribed by Sec.
1912 Code 1913.
You will therefore govern yourself
accordingly.
Given this 18th day of March, A.
D. 1918.
A. ]. Paterson,
County Auditor.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-03-18
-W.S.S.'

Funeral services of Mrs., Frank
Hammitt will be held in the Metho-
dist church at 1870 tomorrow after
noon, Rev. r. T. Chipperfield con-
Quoting the service.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-03-18

A fine new sleeping porch is being
added to the second story OF the Mrs
+. A. Edwards residence on First
street.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-03-18

Raw D. Wood of harrisburg, who
Joined the national guard in the Web
ster City company last summer ana
transferred to the old Third Iowa,
which is now part OF the RAINBOW
Division in France, was omitted from
the list recently published OF the
Hamilton County Sammies at the
front
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-03-18

Come and see us about your next
job of printing.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-03-18

Sharon Chapter o. E. S. will nave
school of instruction Wednesday
March 90. at 9 p. m. Supper served by
April committee at p. m.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-07
BOLSEVTKAI NUGALABI-
NO VISA CARO- Sci
MYNA.
Cariute Tatjana buvus
primuSta.

Copenhagen, gr. 6. = Pasi-
sek6 is Rusijos pasprQsti vie
nam buvusiam nuzudyto rusQ
caro- tarnui, kurs pasakOja
baiSenybeS apie bolSeviku pa
SielgimQ.
Po nugalabinimo buvusio
caro- praeita pavasarl, visa IL
kusioji caro- Seimyna - amo-
na, sunus ir keturios dukterys,
uzdaryta vienan aptuStintan
vienuolynan Jekaterlnburge.
Visi Seimynos nariai paskirs-
tyta po vieno atskirluose kam-
bar6Iiuose, kur taip per pora
dienu IL naktQ buvo laikom2.
Tuo metu kambaIius serge
.io raudonosios gvardijos sar-
gyba. Tie bolSevikiSki ka-
revival paGiq sergancia carrie
ne If jos vail1us begalo bjau-
riojo IL izeid6.
Viena nakti kareiviai buvu-
siq cariene su vaikais nusive-
de vienuolyno rusin (skle-
PAM, tenai visus paeiliui pri-
state prize sienos II susaude.
Dukte Tatjana nuo sovimo
buvus tik suzeista. Tad ka-
revival ja paskui primuse sau-
tuvQ apsodomis.
Nugalabintu lavonai pas
kiau sudeginti Jekaterinburgo
apylink6se.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-07
BUvEs KAL1NYs PALIUo-
SUOTAS. 80.

Teisejo Guerino butte prisfe-
kusieji teisajai pateisino Ja-
mesa George Ingoldsby, kurs
buvo kaltinamas masos yogi
me-.
Kaltinamasis prisipazino, jos
iis yra jau isbuves kalejime
Is metQ. Bet dabar voges, kad.
pagelbeti savo serganeiai EMO
mai.
Jis taip intikinanciai If nuo-
lanlziai atsiliepe teisejus, kad
Site, buvusl kalinl be niekur
nieko eme If paliuosavo nuo
atsakomybes.
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TALKININKAI PASIUNTE
VoKIETIJAI SAsKAITA.
u viena okapacijos menesi
reikalau;a S22,56O.OO0.

Amsterdam, OF. . Talk
ninku kariu0men6S uz6mG NO-
kietijoS mieStuS II zem@s plo-
tuS, kmiuo~ palaikyS, !lol ne
paSibaigS taikoS kOngresas,
kol neivykS taika.
Sulig Iaikinos santaikoS SUI
tartieS toS -okupacijos l6sas
turi padengti ,Vokietija. Tai
kininkai faktiSkai jau bus
mtnuo kaip prad6jo okupaci-
ia If todel uz visa m6nesi pa
reikalavo is Vokietijos iSlai-
dQ so, ,560,O00.
Tuo tikslu Vokietijai mduo-
ia saskaita. Sulig sutarties.
Vokietija tas iSlaidas tuojaus
turf atlyginti.
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VoKIETIJA TURI DUoTI
.ATLYGINLMA.
Prancuzija vokieciu lesomis
turf but atstatydinta.

Londonas, gr. 6. "Pasi-
Sventimas, koki Prancuzija y
IA atlikusi Sitos kar6s metu,
yra milziniSkas. Mirusill
zmoniQ skaitlius tiesiog neap-
skaitomas. Mes uztikriname
kaip mirusius, taip gyvuosius,
l,ad musQ pasiSventimas il
nuostoIiai nenueis vGtui. Uz
tq visa lures but atlyginta.
Vokietija padengs visas musu
karas iSIaidas IL jos l6Somis
bus atstatydinta PrancuzlJa. :"
Taip kalbejo marSalas Foch
vienam kar6s kOrespondentul,
kuomet jis buvo klauslamas
taikoS reikalais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-07
ANGLU KAREs LAIVAI
REVELYJ.
Pabaltijos provincijos bus ap,
saugOtos.

PARYzIUS, gr. 7.-Estoni-
jos yy1iausybe. raSo Petit
Journal, buvo prasiusi talki-
ninku apsaugoti ia sail nuo
rusp bolseviku indukimo pa
sitraukus IS ten vokieGiaIns.
Tuo:aus ! ten pasinsta Bri-
tanijos kares LAVAL, kurie
$iandie yra jau Revelio uoste.
Tokia pat pagelba bus duo
"a, raSo tas pat laikraStis, II
kitoms ma5esnems PabaltijCs
tautoms, jei tik jos prasys tai,
kininku.
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BRITANNIA STOW W
KONSKRIPCIJOS
PANAIKINIMA.

Dundee, Anglia, gr. I. -
Ana vakarQ cia kalb6damas
Winston Churchill pareiSkt,
kad BritanijoS atStovai taikoS
konferencijoje. bus igalioti pa
rsikalauti, idant visoj Euro
poi butQ panaikintas priverS-
tinas kareivfavimaS Nrba kon-
Skripcija. -'. r...-
Be to, Britannia pareika-
lauSianti, idant Vokietijos
sala-tvirtovG Helgoland .butQ
paveSta Britanijai.
PaGioje Anglijoje, Churchill
sake, bus SuviSuomeninti ge-
IezinkeIiai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-07

Amsterdam, gr. 7.-Tik da-
bar iSvilkta aikSt6n, kad vlso-
kie formaliSkumai, sujungti su
buvusio kaizerio abdikaclJa,
buvo supainioti. Mes nei jis
pats, nei Vokietijos valdzia ne
buvo apsipazine su tikrais ta-
me reikaIe formaliSkumais.
Kuomet kaizeris viena max
ii apIeido Berlynq IL iskelia-
vo vyriausiojon kar6s stovyk-
lon, tuomet jiS tur6jo mintyje
abdikuoti tik kaipo Vokieti-
jos imperatorius. Gi prusQ ka-
raIiaus titula il vyriausiq ar
miju vadovyste norejo If to-
1iaus pasiIaikyti.
Teciau vyriausioii vokiecip
komendantura del smarka!lS
iSsivystymo stovio visoj Salyj
isitikino, jog kaizerio pima
abdikacija butinai reikalinga.
r. apie tai praneSa valdziai.
Gi pastaroji tq komendantu-
ros praneSimq paskaite tik-
raia kaizerio abdikacija II
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Ukrainoj pakilusii revoliucija
Taikos kongresan vOkieciu
atstoval bus ileisti sausio IS
BERLYNE JAU RIAUSES.
Bolsevikai ina pildyti savo
grumojimus.

Londonas, gr. 7.-NokietijOS
h0I&pvikai. kuriemS VadOvaU-
in radikaliSkiau>iaS SOcijaliS-
ta> atzagareivi> Licbknecht,
vakar iau pradGjo nerimauti
BerIyne. Liebknecht pirm kc-
liU dienQ grumoio dabartinei
v0ldziai. kad il turi griuti,
kad Sales vaIdyma> tm'i TEXT
boI>evikam>.
.Alrodo. kad dabar taSai
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