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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-07
War Work Campaign

The quota for District No. Is
in Missouri for the United War
Work Campaign, embracing the
counties of Polk, Dallas, Laclede,
Greene, Webster, Wright, Chris.
tan and Douglas has been fixed
by State Campaign Director, r.
A. Cassidy at $171, 500.
This quota will be divided up
among the counties at confer.
ances to be held by the Dist
cict Chairmen and the county
Chairmen.
Thus it will be seen that the
quota for this county is com
paratluely small, and the splen.
did organization effected by
Chairman A. A. Alexander, of
Springfield will readily raise by
contribution from the loyal and
patriotic citizens of the county
the amount asked.
The two big cities of the state,
St. Louis and Kansas City, will
subscribe the big part of the
S., OO0,0 900 quota for the state.
St. Louis will raise 600
and Kansas City will raise
81, OOO,0O
The campaign opens Nov. II
and closes Nov. IS.
In Wright county, T. N. Funs'
ton of Mountain Grove is Chair.
man and R. F. Adams of Hart.
Vile is as sistant.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-07
DANGER OF FREE
TRADE BY TREATY
Senator New Calls Nations
Attention to Article 3
of Peace Terms.

think the time not wholly inoppor-
tune to invite the attention OF the Sen.
ate and the public to one OF the IA
terms laid down by the President on the
9Th of January last, and since repeated
In some form on various OCCASIONS i
refer TO the third article. which reads
as follows:
The removal, as far as possible. OF
all economic barriers. and the estab-r
lishment Of q neutrality OF trade
conditions among all the nations con-
senting to the peace and associatihg
themselves for its maintenance.
Mr., President, as l read 1t. II his ar
ticls means anything ut means the an
nouncement on the part OF the President
Of a purpose to write free trade Into the
peace treaty. It Is, of course. possible
that I may misconstrue the Presidents
meaning, but / find myself unable to
Mace any other construction on 1t. nor
have I been able to find one among the
many with whom I hav talked concern
ing It who takes n other view OF It's
import.-Extract from emarks OF Sena-
tor Harry s. New. Of Indiana, In the
United States Senate. October 18th, 1918.
Not only Is Mr.. News Interpretation
OF President Wilson'S third article Of
peace terms held to be correct by those
Americans who have studied 1t, but
evidently Germany believes this third
article means putting the United States
on a free trade basis by means Of a
treaty which cannot be changed instead
of by legislation which can he changed,
Chancellor Won Hertling on January
"a, 1918, In addressing the German
reichstag upon President Wilson's IA
terms of peace, said regarding Article
No. 3:
"yve, too, are in thorough accord will
tho removal Of economic barriers which
interfere with trade"
Whether the American people wish
this country flooded with cheap Ger
man made goods after the war, under
an agreement made by a peace treaty,
is one of the greatest problems of re
construction. The Democratic party
is committed to this policy. To pre-
vent such a condition 1t Is necessary
that a Republican senate be electde II
November.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-07
Sunset Hill.

A little winter now and then is
relished by the wisest men but
nature needn't be so rough we
know when we have had enough.
Herbert Shelton and wife were
in Springfield last week on bust
ness.
Evans Frye's of Names visited
his mother, Mrs. G. N. Frye, Fri.
day and Saturday.
Hosea Stout and wife left for
Oklahoma Saturday, they will
make the trip in their car.
Mr.. Sanders and family from
Milestone spent Saturday night
and Sunday at Jonathan Ovens.
Miss Opal Frye is on the sick
list:
Those who spent Sundey at
Joe Frye's were j. W. Brentlin.
gers, j. Fl. Fryr's Mrs. George
Shores, Jr., Mrs. II. M. Thomas
and Mrs. W. r. Stone.
SLEEPING BEAUTY.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-07
Told Town Tales

H. J. Rice has returned from
Tarkio.
j. H. Ayers is remodeling his
residence.
j. T. Bode of Springfield was
here this week.
j. H. Stephens and Ohio Mays
have. returned from Nashville,
Tenn.
Carl Mays was called to Ava
this week for examination for
the army.
o. l.. Robinett, S j. White and
l.. B. Latimer we're in Hartville
yesterday.
Judge S. w. Hopper has been
attending county court at Hart.
vile this week.
Mrs. FL. Davis and son Orland
have returned from their visit in
Douglas county.
A good 1916 Ford car in first
class repair for sale. See w. B
Hitchcock .-ady..
H. B. Paul left yesterday fol
Memphis, Tenn, and Birming
ham, Ala ,on business.
Ernie Chance of Wichita, Kas.
has been visiting at the home of
his sister, Mrs. M. T.. Stephens.
Mrs.O S. Coday and son Elmer
left yesterday for Nashville.
Tenn, to join Mr.. Coday, who
has a position there.
1t is reported that a 1O-pound
daughter arrived at the home oil
) Rev. and Mrs. Younger of Mans
field. -Hartville Democrat.
Miss Pearl Wammack who had
a flu relapse, was not able to re.
turn to Thayer this week to re
sumo her school work. -Sey
mour Citizen.
The official tax lists of Pleas
ant Valley township may be
found at our office, where yor
can now pay your taxes. adv
AVERY b STEPHENS
s. F. Gist, president, and Mrs
Marten, of the Ozark Oil & Gas
Co. of Springfield we're here this
week. Reports for this company
in which some of our readers are
stockholders, are very favorable
Woman's friend is q Large Tri
al Bottle of Sanol Prescription
> Fine for blackheads, Eczema ant
all rough skin and clear complex
ion. A real skin Tonic. Get o 50t
trial bottle at the drug store.- az
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-07

Increase in the sugar allow
ance from two pounds a person
a month to three pounds a mon.
tn for each person in the house.
hold is announced by F. B.
Mumford, federal food admins
TRAITOR for Missouri. Hotels,
restaurants and other public eat.
ing places will be allotted sugar
on the basis of three pounds for
ZACH ninety meals served instead
of two pounds as heretofore.
Instead of buying sugar only
in two pound purchases, con-
sumers may now obtain a
months supply at any one time
on the basis of three pounds for
each person in the household II
they so desire.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-07
) STYLES of new Rockers at j.

5 STYLES of new Rockers at j.
w, Floyd's.- adv.
Cy Craig and wife began their
schools at the Nation and Dun
can, respectively, after a severe
case of the flu, which incapacitat
ed them for some three weeks
Hartville Democrat.
Ivan Heinlein, Chas. Judd,
Herbert Meeker and Cecil Bra,
zeal, Of Douglas county have vol
unteered for army service and
were here yesterday eli route to
st. Louis, where they will enter
the Washington University for
training,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-07
ALL PARTIES ARE loyal
Democratic Leaders Claim Of
Monopoly on Patriotism :
Insult to Millions.

It IL Of themselves, not Of the Presa-
dent, that Democratic members OF
Congress are thinking when they urge
the election Of a Democratic Cop6fVes
upon the ground 1t Is necessary IN or
der to support the President In his WIZ
program. 1t is ~partisanship and NOT
patriotism that they are preaching. II
IL a base effort to make party capitas
out Of a national crisis and cash ny
as q party on national sacriAcss.
From the livery beginning the RspubN
licsns in Congress have unhesitattnSaJ
voted money, men and other rsseufceA
aud power without limit whenever the'
Administration asked 1t a. Z WON
measure. The record shows that upon:
several occasions when war mSasufeA
asked by President Wilson were be1
Ing bitterly fought by Democratic
leaders the Republican Leaders cAm4'
to the rescue Of the Prssfdent ano
gave him what he wanted.
Republicans have resigned thsaR
seats In Congress to enter into acevs
military service in support Of the vN&
Republicans everywhere have sent
! hundreds Of thousands Of their 6W1
| flesh and blood to give armed support
to the President and the government.
| Republicans have led the fight for Pm,
~paredness. They have stood BY tia,
i war to the utmost. They are cotnn1fts
ted against any peace that IL not disS
tated by victory. Their record 40 par
ty In Congress and 40 indivtduals outs
side Of Congress proves their lW ps<
| cent. A~mericanism. ,
In asking control Of the nSxt Cons
gress, Republicans are merely ask1nS
permission and opportunity to pull
half the load: to share in the patetodo
responsibility of handling the a6slfR
Of their nation during q crisis. 10
meet this crisis they have responded
without question, without stint ana
without thought Of ~partisanshiR to ~
cry demand and every request Of M
Administration.
To intimate that the election Of . Res
publican congress would not be stand'
ing by the President and the govern
ment Is to ccuss every Republican o.
d~isloyalty. To brand the Republican
request for participation in govern
mental affairs as being a menace to
the nation and the President and q ~
quest which the voters should reject
Is an insult to every Republican home
which has a service dag and to thou>
sands Of Republican communities
which have .oversubscrtbsd Libsru
loans and given a heapsd-up, running
over Measure Of loyal support to every.
request Of the government and the
President.
{, The claim Of Democratic leaders
that they have a monopoly OF loyalty
and those not Of their political belief
are not good Americans and should
not be trusted In Official positions VIII
receive Its just rebuks on November D
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-07
liberty BONDS ARE
|DEAL|NvES7MENTS
FOR ESTATE FUNDS
PROMINENT BANKER POINTS OUT
THE oEeiRADiLiTY OF HOLD.
ING eEer aEcURlTIEe.
SPECIAL APPEAL TO WoME'
Holdings Backed by Government Are
|. More Attractive Than Ever
Before.

Edward B. Pryor, president OF. the
State National Bank Of st. Louis and
. specialist In security values, says
he IL advising but n thing to per.
sons seeking his advice relative to
Investment, 1. e., to purchase Liberty
Bonds.
mo investment In the world" said
Pryor, lis safer, and viewed from the
angle Of average Investment returns
In the past, the yield 10 large. For.
msrly, when Government bonds were
paying only from ~ to ~ per cent
net, II was rather discourasing to
recommend their purchase to In
vsstors. Now, however, the oass 10
very different. When you own . Gov.
eminent backed security paying ~
per cent. you've got something.
Particularly good for women In.
vsstors are the Liberty Bonds. They
constitute an estate more easily han
died than any other class Of property.
With the minimum Of instruction any
woman car DO schoolsd In how to
manage and handle her bonds 20 that
she cannot be deprived Of them. ~.
gardlsss Of her business equipment.
Practically Ne Tax.
Further the tax feature 70 20 small
&c to be almost negligible. Up To
$4,000 there 10 no tai whatever. From
that figure up the bonds are tree from
the normal tax, and subject only to
the surtax, which. In blocks from 49,.
900 to S7S.0oe. IL hardly worth men.
tioning. Framsrs Of the laws creating
these issues had no idea Of making
them productive to the Government in
general tax leyiss. They are to supply
war funds. and every effort vas made
to make them attractive to buyers.
III anyone comes In to me to IN
quirs relative to investing money. my
unchangins formula 10 to buy Liberty
Bonds. In doing this. It 10 not possible
to make Z mistake or incur loss
Other investments are doubtless good,
but who can predict what condition.
will be after the war; Women and
others whose living depends or thsi,
incomes cannot exert too great eau
ton in these unprecedented times. b
my way Of thinking. ssnith Of cautte1
u 70 buy American Government bonds
ut IL needless to say anything about
the values back OF Liberty Bonds and
their dssirability a. collateral. No
business concern or Individual car
place its or his surplus in = more nsx
ihls and liquid asset. The solid com
fort and satisfaction of such an In
vsstmsnt 10, In my mind, the Crsatss'
incentive next to patriotism In acauar
ing Liberty Bonds"
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-07

Do you get up at night9 SanOl
is surely the best for all kidney
or bladder troubles. SanOl gives
relief in "a hours from all back.
ache and bladder trouble. SanOl
is a guaranteed remedy. SOC and
100 a bottle ut the drug store. nd
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-07
MAY KEEP smoNras' SUPPLY
Regulations Made Requiring pae0pssoI
Who Have Own WhsaA 0rsUAA. i

The question has been aSA9d>9ftAA
Missouri division Of the Feed AdAMH
htration a to how mucA II hll ~,
wheat q farmer may have grcpSA tAeai
-four or how much he may szcAAn9e
Dor nour.
The Food AdministrattVa s1poNAAeA
recently that farmers in NtssS0ef AIAy1
have millsd or may r>6elyf n -
change Z supply Of AouP N4ls61et 4,
last until October 1 % NJ 1917 ~
eight pounds 4 month fcf each 1esseA'
In his household. /,
This applies only to fssnsrs H.
changing or milling their OWE wheat.
BY October l the Food Administration
hopes to know definitely the stse OF
the crop and also the foreign require
ments. /,
.a>ss rssS vsse >e& III ~ ~--V
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-07

When you have Backache the
liver or kidneys are sure to be out
of gear. Try San0l, it does won.
ders for the liver, kidneys and
bladder. A trial SOC bottle will
convince you, GET it at the drug
stOre,-adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-07
WHAT A SAILOR cosrs.

TIE cost Of the United States Navy
PEI pan per day duftas the first six
NeatAs OF the fiscal year 1915 varied
hon ~ cents on the larger types Of
vessels to u cents on the smaller
types. A $50 Liberty Bond will keep
q sAilor for l0a days on the larger yes
sells and for Sc days on the smaller
types.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-07

Springfield Business College
opened Monday after a vacation
of u month because of influenza.
Young persons should prepare
for the big business that will
come with peace. New catalog
free.-adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-07

The Nugget Theatre, which
closed voluntarily because of the
Spanish influenza, reopened
Thursday night with a fIallowe.
'en program and are now show.
ing each Thursday aad Saturday
nights.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-07

George Frye has rented the @.
r.. Dodson farm, 3 miles north OF
Mansfield, aud will move thereto
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-07

u. S. Grantham, writing from
Camp Logan, Texas, says: L am
enclosing some Y. M. 9. A. liter
a.ure; it tells the truth about
what they are doing for US here
Don't be backward about giving
them help in their war fund
campaign
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-07

Floyd's store for bargains
come and see. -adv.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-08-25

Sir Sic Gage, Sic 5ur 6oI9e bate,
baB am I. Sult nid)t Elm einstges in
glmertfa bergeiteIltes &an1pfilue5ens
pber 8nn.benilua5eltg lmb mir 81 Sc
Sabilanb grfllnoungsflltgsell9e dn Der
ssSrpnt ipare1t, llernt Der slusibus Dret
$auptgriinbe: &orberrIdef1 bon slllto@
mobilfabritanten NIT teiucr drnnalttis
.Ihen grfubrnna i'm Slugseu9bau; sic
Snonsriffnahme ser .nnnpali6enIufz
aabe" Sen 2iberttul,utor fir alle &lul@
len NtaIhinen sn peripenben nrb Sic
llnterlallrma Ser 9eritclung erfplgreis
der al,sIduoiIber Slugseitse unb 0toa
tprett.
Ser slnsidnb itente felt. bab Sic ltrz
fpriinelitbe sSlltgSelebetpillignng nnt
S64O, 100000 ~io snt iuie berld,lellz
.bert" tpairpe unS Der griitpf @ampftnp
3,nb annere Sppen itudb tousen rno
foltIpieligen Experimental inter Ser
.IuIt ppu Menldenlebeu aufgescben
Iiporben lei. Ser geridt iaet ferner,
'baB Sic SeSaniIdnbz aNnldine feblers
.buft iei une iest btrdrbert iueree. Ser
fsnDlfsplinorige 2ibertbn,ctcr. erfldrte
ser NusiduB, lit a,lsaeseiduet" ipalrz
Ire bon Sen slfiirteu sebiHist lt1n be-
|itellt n1b bat, obgleih er In Ser fltrsen
3eit nod, niht nerppIlfomnn1et nner
iibrrho,tnf f,,ritrr e,ttf11ifeIf ft,,trSe eine
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-08-25

nit unpiberI Itehlihem Sdneio. Gonltz
| ipp CAB e5 erfpl9reibe Drtlid)e admpfe.
2onbpn, %. slue. = 6iinf ipithz
tige beutlohe StdOte, barunter Sranfz
fnrt a. &c. l1nn 8Dln. ipltrben bon brtz
tilhen Sliegergelhlpaoern in Der 9sadn
bonn 81. sun1 %. sluault befttg bpn1z
burbtrt, tpie sic britilde abnuiralttdt
onrtlid befanrt gibt. 9esslciden ipl1rz
ben gumben auf 5 fetnoltde Seroeroz
ME abseperfen.
SerItn, "a. Iltg. = InttltdD. -
vssdbreno Sliegerangriffe auf BUS Sl1z
Lamb ipnrnen. Iuut 1oipeit eineelaufez
ner seridhe. 7 5lue5euee bes feinbliz
hen@eldJtpobers bon TO. tuel6es8urtss
rube anerifF. bon ltnieren Sasofliegern
5erltort."
(Assoclated Press
8erIin (ilber Spubnn), "a 4.slug.
= Ir1tlioer Saeesberiht. Sic
Sriteu bebrten ibre Angriffe IN nprpz
1iher Hihtltne biz iiib6ltlib bon slrz
rrs ans, lIt1b in luDliher Htchtltng big
GhduInes. Sic slr1neeu Ser @enerdle
b. 8eIofp ltno b. Ser Naaripib brudle1
bie Strrn,nneriffe bes Seirtpcs. Der
nnmertIh iiberle9eu rar.
Sic ltGrfite strtillerietbdttafeit 9ina
Ser Sd)lud)t ppran, bie BEL Su9esdna
brlid) began1 llniere oorrerlre Stn1e
[tpurbe in @emdbbeit biesbe5iiglther
slnlpeiiuns suriifae5o9en. nnb iptr
fdntpfeu ld!1ss Der GrpilelleszSt. Suz
gers2iuie.
{ Associated Press
gerlin (ilber Sunoon), "a .slug.
= Intltbcr slbenbberiht. - Gs got
adrpfe siuiIheu ser Scarpc lrnb Cont
me. @nsIiidle aneriffc IiiSotlih bon
Irras gegeu Supullme rtibIanaen.
Siioipeitlid bon 8upultnre 9efpurln Der
SeinD oitlid) bon Shiepeul an Sooen.
Ssieoerbolte euglii6e slnariffc BON
Dltlih bon Ilhert bis sllr Spnme bro<
| den nit ldlrcrcu &erlufeu Tiir Sen
Seinh suIanmen. Siuiltcu Scr Gillette
1lnb aisne ipurbe elm frar5oiiIber Ine
sriff abaeldIusen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-08-25
Sic Gricsitencrpurlase.
Associated Press

@ i 1Tbtngtpn, "a. slllg. - 2He
$4,000. .o0O, 900 iegiteuerborlage ~
Sic bodlte Scitcnernng i'll Der @eididte
ber Scr. gtaaten ipirb am Wdontae
bon, Sousfomitce fir Mittcl 1ino 8ese
erlebiat, am Gonnerstag i'm Satie
cii,bericbtct nirh ant 2. Septe,nbcr II,
gripdgung genun,n,en iperoer.
Sizes Yrograntl, tpalrbc bente slbenl
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-08-25
Au8 benz Anslanbr.
2lrts 5aitte 0pk.
{ Associated Press

/ Comb ON, "a. Dug. - Ger 8or:
reiponbent Der 8ailp 0aail inn 9une
beridtet, '&oauptmann b. 5al5mann
Ser Deilitdrtritifer, erffdrte IN Ser @ols
ftlchcn 3eitln1e in Berlin, oaB Die
8eItfront birh WaldinerssI6iibe nm
surdbringlicf gemadt poroeu let
WarldulfSpdrs 8en1iiben. tnftifde 8ez
tpinne gum ltratesiiden Siee 3,t mas
den. ipiiroe burf Iaidinen9eI6iibe
bereitelt irerSen. Tpn Eferben ge5o9ene
MnIcbtnengeidiibe ieieu an. jebe aon1z
panic berthcilt tpprben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-08-25
Au8 bent S}nlanbe.
10000 Sffi5iere ben5tbist.
& Associated Press

Gan 8rancisc "a. Ing. =
Maj, SO. d. Grton pom Gjeneralftab
ertldrte bier. baB Die Mrmse Bis 5ur1
|ndhiten Suli 10000 Gffi8iere ben61
|tbigen iperbc.
Die y@Drlbts gniebaa series."
{ Associated Press)
Gbicagt "a. 9lug. Gral.
SSo6nlon bon Ser 9lmericat, gdIe6aIl
2cague gab beilte Nbenb befa1nt. -bab
bic eriten trei Der 8orIb5 gdfebdll
Serics in Chicago geipieIt reroen iolz
len beginnenb am q. Septenber. Size
iibrisen GpieIe iperSen bonn bort abz
eebalten ipethen, tpp Die 9n1eriro11
2eogue Rennort Betpinlcr bebeimaz
tbet iin0.
&nr5cr sseneripebr streif.
{ Associated Press
Rttfsbnr9 +, "a. slug. -
500 fdbtiid)e sseuertpebrlel1te, bie 6euz
'te an BEN Gtreif sineen, fe5rten Geute
abenb IN lire gtutipnen 8uriid, nud@
Dem iie III elmer @erlatnn1llng Der
Siremen's 9notettibe sliiociatipn cine
bicsbc5 5iiglthe 9feiol,ttipn ongenommeu
batfen.
Sizes gnbc reg gtreifs tpltrbe Soz
bllrn berbeiaefifbrt, bab 0labpr gahz
cod ib an sic ariegsarbeitsbeborbe in
lpallbte. bte bd1n tele9raz
pbirte. baB lie am gaontag eincn @er%
trctcr in Eittsbnrs baben ircrbe, Der
bel Ser Sbli6tltns Der 2obnitreitigfeiz
ten 5pii6en Sen 5seueripebrleltten uno
Ser Stabtbertpaltllng bebiilfli6 iein
lpiirbc, ipenn Sic Selterpebrleute To-
fort ibren Sienit ipieber aufndbmen.
$4,000 Suffer @bisfep perbrannt.
Omens.bprp, g. g., "a. 2lng.
Gin Selter, has Inn Z llbr beute
Ibeno in Ser bieiigen slnlnee ber65reeH
9titcr 2iltiIlins go. nlisbrur6. batte
Bis 1o::30 1ibr Die sa1l5e stnlu9e nit
$4,000 Sailer @bisfep 5erIt0rt. Ser
gdaben miro ultf ii6er $3,OOo.000
geIdabt. Ser Bbisfebber!,1it alIein
tpirb auf $2,sAo,oo0 eeIdikt.
ltnsliif auf einem 5ransportbampfer
int $5afet.
Associated Press
Gin It tIan,ttfb q n. "a. .Nug.
- 9urdp bas EIaben elmer 2on1pfz,
robre anf etncm aneritanilnen5ransz
portbampfcr, ser bier an einen Sod
Iiegt, tulrbrn Z afann getDbtet unO
cine anSa6l anberer berlett.
gs banoelt fib ltiu einen Ser eroBz
ten llnb beliebtete1l ser friiberen beutz
Icten Yerlpncnbmnpfer, Die opn perHez
gicrung iibernpmr1en tpllrbcn.
3un Napu,,ep SAT-.
Can iscp, 90. slug.
Sic Seamter Ser Snternatiot,ulen slrz
beiterz@ @ertbeibigungsz2iea gabeu be-
FAINT, bab Sbomas $. Monnep, ber
fpegen Ser 9pmbenerplplion BET Der
bielieen gercitlhd ftsparabe gum Snee
perurtbeilt iporben lit, 5lueds llmltoz
bltng bes ltrtheils an bas 8ltnbespberz
gertht appelliren iptro. Gs lit iehp6
eine Sbatlacfe, bnb III Inbetracht Der
8eigerln9 bes 8nnoestreisuppellgez
ricbts in California. Dtponee cine slpz
peIlattpn 5u eeitatten, Der Sal Wonz
nep ppr bus Sunbespber9ert6t nnr 9cs
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