davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Alaskan., 1918-04-15

Washington, April 15. I- The American steamship Cyclops, with a passeuger list and crew number ing 29S persons is reported to have been lost with all on board.
 The S. s. Cyclops was loaded with c cargo of mangaGes ore, and clear
The daily Alaskan., 1918-04-15

The regular train will leave th1s city tomorrow morning at z, o'clock,
The daily Alaskan., 1918-04-15
GERMAN CLAIM TO
 HAVE WON VICTORY

Berlin, Monday.-Germau troops today made a successful attack aeinst the American position north Of St. Mihiel, in which heavy loss
The daily Alaskan., 1918-04-15
CITY OF SEATTLE
 SAILED NORTH

Seattle, April 15.-The steam- ship City of Seattle, of the Pacific Steamship Company sailed from this port at II o'clock this morn IngI flor Skagway and ports of call enroute. The passengers booked thru to Skagway are Lee Steele, H. O. Kopus and William J. Bledsoe and wife.
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 c,,hrorfba For Tba nail,y AIlskaD
The daily Alaskan., 1918-04-15
AMERICANS MAKE COUNTER ATTACKS AND HOLD POSITIONS

With American Army in France Mondayt-AfteT another night of terrific artillery fire and bom- bGrdment by gas shells, the Ger mans today continued their effofts to drive their way through tef'the third line of the American positions aear Agreement forest. ?:
 At this point the enemy made tw desperate attacks but boh failed through counter attacks.
 The enemy'a casualties are re- ported at four hundred. More than one hundred were killed.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-04-15
AMERICAN STEAMSHIP FROM
 BRAZIL IS REPORTED LOST

cd for America from 8 Brazil port over month ago. No hope fs en- terFainedl that any of the passen- gers or crew escaped. No details are given as to the cause pt the loss of the vessel.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-12-05

ished he left to fight for his adopted
country, and on November 9th, IN
Americas last great drive against the
Huns, he made the supreme sacrifice.
State College mourns the death OF
Mr.. Berglind. Mr.. Berglind was high
ly thought OF by all the student body
and the faculty, and the blow Of his
death is keenly felt by all who came
in contact with his splendid charac-
ter.-Collegian.
The following news items are from
the Collegian:
Jens Riis, an alumnus OF s.. d. s. c.,
spent Thanksgiving in Brookings.
Just because you see girls floating
around the campus with musical in.
struments, don't think they're must
cal, because very likely they belong
to the Ladies' Military Band Of State.
Roger Foye, Quartermaster on the
U. S. South Carolina, spent a few
days last week with friends at State.
Mr.. Foye expects to get his discharge
soon.
Miss Ida Ustrud, IT, a married
at her home in Watertown to Dale
White, IA. They are at home at
Pierre, S. D.
Miss Olga Holm was married to Mr..
James Rathbun OF Webster, on Aug.
18th, at Minneapolis. They are now
living in Woodbury., New Jersey,
where Mr.. Rathbun is stationed.
Miss Waldine Schneider was mar.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-12-05
THE CROW'S.NEST


Why not a motor bus line from
Brookings to Egan to connect with the
trains to and from Sioux Falls?
Everyone in Brookings who has occa-
sion to visit or do business in Sioux
Falls, II he goes by train in the round
about way we have to go now. has to
make a two days trip Of it. Now that
business is readjusting itself to nor
NAL conditions and will soon be going
along as usual 1t Is time to look ahead
to a greater future. Other towns and
cities are planning for increased
means Of transportation and are ar
ranging to develop motor bus lines
for supplementary service. If some
one would establish such a line as
suggested we could have a southern
outlet which has long been needed.
When once securely established it
would divert much travel to the short
er and quicker route to Sioux Falls
and to southern points in the state,
might secure mail and express service
and put Brookings in direct connec-
ton with a part of the country that
Is cut off from us now. II the rural
mail service can Nbe maintained
throughout the year a motor service
could be kept up with probably no
greater Interruptions than we have in
train service in winter. What a pleas
ure 1t would be to get our Sioux Falls
dailies in a few hours after they are
printed instead of from twelve to If
teen hours. Another thing it would
be the quickest and best way to COM
pei the building of a railroad to AL
the little gap which has been needed
to give us a southern outlet. Here is
a chance for some one to build up a
good business and incidentally to help
Brookings grow. 1t could be made to
pay.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-12-05
COLLEGE NOTES


Mrs. Grace Bailey. ~. received
word Thursday afternoon of the seri-
Gus illness Of her husband at Fort
Worth. Texas. and left the same even
ing for that place to be with him. Mr..
Bailey Ii well known to the members
OF the faculty and to many Of the stu
dents as he was chemist in the dairy
department q few years ago. His
friends will hope for his speedy re-
covery. Lated: A report Wednesday
stated that he had died. All will SYM
pathixe with the sorrowing wife.
Bernard Brown. a former student,
who was a member Of the irst voca-
tional training detachment stat oned
here last summer. arrived Monday
night to visit friends at the college.
He was mustered out Of service last
week.
Men from the various camps have
been arriving during the past week
to take up their college work whore
they left on before going into service.
Gerald Sargent. who - . member
Of the Students Army Thinning Corps
It Brookines. came Saturday and Wis
tied untf1 Monday with his mother,
MA q. +. sargsnA--rurnsr County
Hsrald. (HufSsy).
49, Xnk ne6mon1. : freshman
~ ~. ~ ~ fta&toasd = Iowa
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-12-05

University, spent Thanksgiving with
friends in the city.
George Gilbertson, IA. returned
Sunday from Camp Grant where he
has been stationed and again took
up his work in the entomology depart
ment Of State College.
The Industrial Collegian made it's
1rst appearance on the campus this
year on Wednesday morning. 1t is
needless TO say that 1t is most well
come. Just at present the stan is
working under considerable difaculty,
but with the capable management un-
der which II is being published, a sue
cessful year 10 promised.
Prof. Michel was i'll with influenza
a few days last week and was unable
to meet his classes.
Broe Axel Berglind, IS. a former
associate editor OF the Collegian, who
did much to make his paper a success,
was killed in action in France on No
vember 9Th. Mr.. Berglind, who left
Bookings with the draft contingent
in May. was n of the most bril-
liant Of the brilliant men whom State
College has produced. Coming to
America from Sweden, he learned our
language, worked his way through a
Y. M. c. A. night school in Chicago;
spent about two years working in
Canada and Wyoming, and came to
State College, where he graduated
last spring. And as soon as he fin.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-12-05
TiME TO A X PLANS

The government Is out with an ap-
peal to the municipalities of the coun-
try to get busy and plan their improve
ments and coming years work in or
der to take care Of the immense
amount of labor that will shortly be
turned loose from the army and navy.
Men who have been fighting our bat
ties will soon be at u door asking
for the opportunity to return to civil
life. They were workers and the
country must find them the work.
This appeal is not only to the civic
pride OF the city. but to the patriotism
Of our people to show their interest
in the heros who have made our peace
ful present a possibility. The war
boards have taken the restrictions OF
Of improvements and city buildings
and now Is the time for Bookings to
get busy making plans for the work
that should be done, or at least start
ed. this coming spring. There seems
to be some real, honest-to-goodness.
paving talk and IL it does not peter
out, our citizens may hope to see a
start made to prevent the annual tear
ing up of u principal highway, but
placing on 1t a permanent paving. II
that time comes in 1919 1t can be set
down as one Of the benefits of the
war. Other streets intersccting Main
street are also needing attention and
the hope IL that they can be reached
in the same way. Paving Is not the
only thing we need. The Legislature
of the state passed a law providing
for public toilets In cities of the size
of Brookings. but as yet we have not
seen any indication of the building Of
one. There has been talk, but then
talk is just as cheap in Bookings as
elsewhere, and that is all SO far.
Committees have been appointed by
the Commercial club, but M report
OF progress has been made as far as
the Register can learn. We certainly
need a paved Main street, as well as
other streets, and we also need the
compliance whit the state law in re-
gard to the matter Of a public toilet.
II the petition route 10 good for one.
perhaps It would work well in expedit-
ing the other. Anything will do that
viii move the city authorities. Move
ment toward the accomplishment Of
the desired end is what is wanted.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-12-05

sporadic cases r appearing, but this
should lead to no alarm. The Regis
ter has always talked against the
smallest form Of panic and at this
time asks the people to stop talking
as il there was any chance of "a re-
occurrence of the late epidemic.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-12-05

II Cleopatra" was such a bad film,
it must have been awful to be one of
the c%ensOring clergy. There are many
compensations in not being a minis
ter, for which we are devoutly thank
full.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-12-05

ried to Mr.. Clarence H. Christman on
June 6, at her home near TT. WORTH
Texas. They are now living at Baton
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-12-05
g. SO

Marshal Foch has sent the Hun q
t%wenty-four hour ultimatum. Very
evidently peace has not been declared
at headquarters, a thing the Germans
may realize to their sorrow.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-12-05
READERS OF THE REGISTER

Owing to the recent ruling of the Federal Trade
Commission in again raising the price of print
paper, we may have to raise the price of the
Register to $3.50 per year by the first of Janu-
airy next in order to make it pay expenses. Be-
fore the war broke out and since, we have been
exceedingly fortunate in our purchases, but
now, on account of the shortage and the rules
laid down by the War Industries Board, we are
limited to a certain allotment with the certainty
of being obliged d to pay the highest market price
per pound that has prevailed in the thirty-fve
We are therefore advising those who read the
Register and enjoy its weekly visits and who
have failed to attend to their renewals to do so
at once before the price goes any higher.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-12-05

Rouge. Louisiana, where Mr.. Christ
man is a chemist at the State Unt
versity.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-12-05

Ban lifted on divers things" Is a
headline. The last diving things we
saw were not big enough for a ban
to cover.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-12-05

A farmer, in the volga Tribune of
last week. dominates A. B. Dalthorp
Of that town for speaker OF the house
at Pierre in the coming session Of the
legislature. A suggestion that is full
OF merit. It meets with = hearty second
from the Register. Mr.. Dalthorp Is
qualified. being a courteous. tactful,
educated and talented gentleman 1t
would BE- : good thing for the state
Il 10 occupied The speakers chair. 1t
would q saving Of time and
mooey in many ways. The only ques-
don that could be asked is. where can
III. Dalthorp best serve Brookinss
county. The fazmer suggested that
y wsre enkdfled " the honor. but the
Rorirter believes that services to the
corntn ccmes nEut
tAU.-.A# ~ .uHaA NHNH-N 20
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-16
Sn Der ssloae bon qecr Gtein

- Sn Der alnse Don Uaar Gteiu
eesen Mm. Sdneiber. IN tpel4er ber
&ldger einen S9abensrfob BON $126S
beamiprudt batte, ipurbe geftern bon
ben @eT9porenen i'm gircuitgert4t
elm llrtbeil 81 @iiIrften bes Uerflags
ten ssfGllt. Dos MotorcpeIe 6es Slds
gers ipar NIT beni Pluto bes @ers
flagten fpIlibirt.
- Sn Der Gp. prot. ct gdiilus
@enlei1be ipurben felt 8estnn bes
neuen Sahres 70 nete mitstieber uiifs
senomrnen. WGbrenb Der paiTionsaeit
tpirb jeoen Wlittfpo9 Ibenb 8 llbr
enslif6er @ottesbienit absebaIten
tperbeft.
- Die Gbriitli9 gpangelHde ges
meinbe in Sort Sbomas (paitpr G.p.
publman), tpelde nm Sabre 1908 ges
eriinbet tp,irbs, sGhlt 6eute lbs Mits
glieber. 9as 3ir9ereieenf1,tm reprds
ientirt et,ten Wertb bon $4,000,
tpGbreno bic S9uIben $500 beirus
gen. sSm abselaufenen Sabr iparen bic
ginrahmen $2913.69 urb bic Muss
gaben $2S02.26, unS $15O0 tpurben
en- Der &tr9enidulb abbeaahlt.
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9enti6-ltHaarii6e sdnser.

sSn Der gerfdnrulIung oes 9ent'6'
ltnaarifden slrbeiter Medrnerd;prs
fiibrte YrGiiber,t eSobr @uiiriaru Den
8orfib urto Sefretdr gtifoIrus Girh
bas Trotofo1. Ger Irdiiberii nib,
mete Dem beritorbererl @eretnsbrioer
esohn S6nsberger eilen ebrenoen
9tofruf uno bic gStgIieber ebrten
lin 6urh Grheben BON ben Sieen.
9ie sSeTtliflfeiten BEG 9eutff- ling.
@erperbe Sir. lint. gereins, bes Ser.
oinonb 2di'nIIe Stubs uiro Der @eft.
eno EiIdaeiellifroft tperben forporo.
tiu beiudlt tperben. Waotb. 9,opd
tpuroe oIs offices itno Gnton 2aus.
aurI goI1trser uno aobisIaus Utirib
p1irben aIs pafiipe mitgIieeer nif.
eeitomntcr. sSiir oie s5eItIitfeit 0es
9elttfd- -lln9nriften grbeiter W1n.
nerdors, Die on Sonntng IN Der Cos.
mopoIitori Sale itattfinbet, iinb Die
gorbereihingen niifs geite aetrofien.
Sic ginrnbr1en tprren SO un6 bic
9lusgoben $50.6s. Der &aiierbeitario
tit $261.94.
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Scr llfr&itc.J c.Jrieoen.
Was Diener 3eitlursen bssiiglt9 Die.
fes 5riebens 81 fager bdbsi.

Mmferbdm, 15. Jsbr. DE,
5rieoe nit Der utrdne ipltroe MIDI
nur abeeI6lpi1en, nm BEN GerrtrdI'
mG9ten aebensmittef AZ iiderB ipn'
bern oud Inn einen 9ru6 in Der 5fts
liden Sront berbei5ufiibren. go fptrn
in elmer Sepeffe dus Mten anaeDen'
tet. 9lus gutinformirter QuelIe, biz
nit ben Derbanbfungen in 8reih2is
totpst fpohfpertronf in, tpirO ben
Misner gldttern mitsetkilt:
do Srobfp's GteIIunondbne, pors
nebmli6 mil ge5ng ouf Die 9trnpens
ouna beg g}rilisips Der SefbfT6efims
muna cine befriebigenbe 9oftaa uHa
mDsIid ma9ts, 70 nlubten bic MGdte,
bic fir ben 5rieben ipirtten, efneu
gru6 in Der Dftlifen Jront brbeis
fiibren. bas beiBt. fie muBtsn etnen
ffsriebeu nit Der lIfrdne orrrrrniren,
tppbur9 aud Die rnffiife lrnb rlt1nGnis
fhe 5rage eiebiet ipltrben. Der
ffsriebe NIT Der llfrGne nriBte fhon
besbalb oGfein obsef5loiTeu tperben,
neil baburh Der Mea al ben reidyiten
@eireibefamrnerN Siteiirppas frei
ipiirbe." Gs beibt ferner in Der Grflds
rlna tpeiter. haB Der ssriebe MIR uns
fer Der gebinsnn berbeisefiibrt mere
ben fpnrte, bah gbolm an bic llfrdns
absetreten fpirbe. mas blir9 bic Gns
tnenblrnu bes 8rurbfobes Der Sefbits
beftimmung erfolsen fpr1lts, bas in
feiner gnfpenbunu duf ruiiif6es 6es
biet unertdnnt pirb. gholm lit. tpie
aeidgt tpirb. in etbnoqrnphifdrr 5ius
iint elm 10 qemifttss 2anb, bob feline
gneeb5rigteit an pplsn iiberbaupt
ni9t in 5rass fommen lam.
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@erbddJtise 9Oitaniueiiuugs.3 .3raus.
afiipnen.

3. 6. Collins un6 Sobn 2eonarf
tpurben geitern bon g1irbesbear1ter
BON 8ittsbaira suriidgebrnd,t unb BEN
aontn1if'dr abIer oorgefiibrt. Der er.
iteren unter $4,000 urto lesteren irnte,
$4,000 8iirgifaft BEN @robgeidpore'
nen iibertuies. sic iollen 9pitantpei.
iunqen srpeifeIbafter Site in SupIins
Sotel, i'm SoteI @ibfon, IN Der Blue
@raB Ssnn uno in anberen offentIi.
den 2ofalen on 3abliugsitatt gege.
ben baben. Boitoffice ssnipeftoren
iiu6 Der anii6t, DoB bic goitar,pei.
fungsfortuiIare in gartersptGe, g.,
9eitobIen l,no Don ben gei6en aiisge.
fiillt ipuroen. Sic iteslen ie0e Sdul6
in Qbreoe.
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0eidllrerbe.@rrean.

@eiterr 5eeann Charles 9. gritd
fielb, Der @as.grperte Der itontIid,er
lltiGitats. .Gonuniiiion, ipelfer in Der
biroaing nit Der @osISitiiation Dor
Reuen nn6 Cincinnati er,tianb,
tuuroe, nit Der llnteriudping bel
ss6Qe folder Snbuitrie. Ssirmen, fpeldlt
oaaegen proteitirten 6ai, linen bel
fnItem @etter Die @ns0gltbr obge.
fhnitten tper6e. gis geitern belief
fid bie at5abI Der irbuitrieIlen aon.
iumenten, tpeIdye Brotefte einreidten,
auf et1pa 400. 9ns bon Der lltilitGts.
8omniiiion etabIirte 8eidaperSegu.
redu 6eFinoet ii9tm @eb1ibe Der Gas
& electric Gontpanp an gierter uno
Rlutn StraBe.
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Die fsnf,aanaer.

Inter Siibr,ng bon Serrr 8. S.
Mcgartp geben Die Mitglieber bee
Cincinnati @erbanoes Der Gnerita'
niiden SdiBgduser@ @efenhaft mor'
gen 0nantittag Inn 9 llbr bonn @noe
Der gsariaip slbeHiie Strabeubobn.
2irn aus nod @aad iinb bon bort
beiritipdrts iiber @eitipooo.
SIN @aibirtgton's @eburtstag, aIs
SodIduIe. lnro gollege-Eag be5eif.
net, ftfloet bonn @rbe Der WeItipooo
Strabetbabn oiis elm ausflng nod
WtianlitotpH ibnt4, I'm baIb 10 1br
Tornrittags artfaneerrb. @orbeihI.
lung fir Weittaeseiien fam oaird
fSrGiiIein Rona Moron, 5..3. geatio.
nnIbar,t, beIorgt tperben.
Seitte Gbert6 s llbr firtbet I'm @or.
Ior o., Clinton SoteI, Die idbrIidp 8e.
orrtefltuabI Itott. ollie MsitgIieber firlS
eriudt, onfpeiei,6 gu iein.
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aaiier aarl
grIaBi protfaudtion onldblidI bcr
geenbigins bes Rrises NIT
MuBIan6.

amHerSam, is. GeSs. = aai'
let &arl bat dnldbIin Der ruHiiHtr
grtldruns, iponad Der Srieg beeabei
lit. einen @ef,erarbefebf on bic @rnlet
erlafen. in fpelhcnt er bic GreigniiIs
bes ariegs er0rtert, bic sli ben nilis
tdrifden 3ldannienbru6 gtublanDa
gefiibrt bdben., esn benz Oenerar6e.
fell. ber in elmer Miener Depcf1e an
eefiibrt iptrb, befBt Cd fpeiter:
Limb trobbem III bic Stlin6e nod
rrids aetommen, mann itb I'M Gtarbe
fein iperoe. rnetne 9ruppen mad ibrer
Seimatb suriidaurufsn slber iie
iperben in bic Seinatb 5uriidfebren.
MDgeu bdnl rneine D0Iter our1 bic
Grinnerintg an bic glorpeityn Sbdter
ibrer S0bne, ar6fte fir neiies Wpbls
ergehen fammeln. M6ge GOtt NIT uns
fein.1
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EsIesrapbiias WOtiaen.

- 8eim GiHiturs 5tpeier alter
Wietbssaiernen an Der Dritten Stra'
ne In aouispills, Die bur4 etnen
e gturmipinb unseptbt tplfben, itno
cine frau unb elm Einb setootsi NOR.
ben, tpdbrenb fiebeu ptriOnen perIeBt
lpurper.
- gbtparb Wbeeb, bsr bei einsm
Raabiiberfaa i'm Dorigen Sommsr
atpei ptriomn iobtete uno 3artn
2inbrlm, Der grmorbuns zines Boli'
aitten iibsrfiibrt, fpurben am Grsita5
Ia Gbiroso am i.Iben Galsen hinse
ri9tet.
-youperneur Cor BON Sbio bat
feline 3uftimnung basu segeben. bdB
bic 2i5ensIdiIber fit Mutomoljle TN
Stontssu9tbalfe In Columbus anges
fertist perben. Tsit Der anfertisuuS
Der li3ensf9iIber fit 1919 ioa am !.
Suit bsgonnen tptrben.
-. Sn Dallas, axtas, ipurbe M. 8.
DrumniDnb, Gleri in Der bortigen
Yunbss sReierpebant, Der $50, 900 in
Jreibeitsbonbs bon Der gaui eeitob'
len bate unb in Denper NIT feinsr
9euie perbdfiet iporben mar. su Sipsi
5abren 3n1tbaus perurtbeilf, bic CT
in Ssapeniportb abfiben mub.
- Der gieb3ii6tfr Games DcrIsp
aus @ilberts, ssya., ipurbe in gbieaJo
pom SunDssrl1ter gdnnts fpegen
Wibbrauds Der poit 3u adt Sabren
,Yudttnus, bic er in 2tapeniport1 OBJ
fiben mub. uHb 3u elmer GelbItrafe
bon $1,000 perurtbeilt. Doritp bate
tiibertul0ies 9icb aliiberaII I'm aanbs
periauft. bns Ct in Brieitn als polIis
geiunb nngeprieIsn batte.
- Sn Glepaanb tpurbt 2sslie 3.
SobIer, Der aaifirer Der Cottage
greamsrp COMPANY, aIs er fi6 auf
benz Weg 3ilr gant befnnb. nm Ssrjen
Der Gtabi am beIIen xaes pon 3iusi
Bnnbiifn iiberfaIlen unb Inn $1,000
IN ynar iotpie I'M Sheds I'm yytribe
bpm $2800 beraubi. Den RdubetiI
seIanS ts gu snitpif4cn.
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6pbipaHer
Sat in splebO 8etriebseinIteiluns
Der Strabsnbdbn unb Der elet'
triIden Seleud5dns sur
GoIee.

Sofeho, g., Is. 1F5r. - Gas
esniibuneen, bic 5mtpts sgetriebsan'
lase Der Solebo 3ailiDans anb 2isb'
gOmpanp DOR bem Sodipoiisr bes
Maumss GluiIes 5u fdiibn, erlpie'
fen iiG ols petgsbli9, 0bIfjon nit
fieberhaftsr 2bdtisieit an einem
GhabiDal Bel Der anInee senrbeitet
tpurDe. 9ln Grsiiag Miitas mubte
Der g,irfb Der Wln4insn, bur4
fptI6e s. proseiif Der eeiammten
elettrii9en aeituns Der 6iabt stIies
fert lperben. cinseIielIt tperbsn. Der
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