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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-06-06
We Are
DOUBLING UP

Business done during April and May
practically double the volume of business done
in the same length of time previously. Coffee
business alone has more than doubled since
January l.
We attribute this greater increase in coffee
sales to several things. In the first place
feature the best selling brand of coffee in the
west. Hills Bros Coffee is unquestionably the
leading brand in every town west of the
Rocky Mountains. We offer our customers
only coffee of superior quality-and you can
get the same grades here, either in bulk OF in
cans month in and month out.
Owing to rapidly increasing sales we
have been unable to accumulate a supply of
coffee that we could offer you at last years
prices, but while our prices have been a
little under the market our stock has always
been fresh. Coffee is bound to go up soon
again. We advise you to buy now supply
of'fresh coffee sufficient to last you several
months BY doing SO you will surely save
money.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-06-06
Disraeli on Character.

In all lives there is crisis in the
formation of character, wrote Disraeli.
1t comes from many causes, and from
some which on the surface are appar-
emily even trivial. But the result is
the same; sudden revelation to our
selves of our secret purposes and a
recognition of our perhaps long-shad-
owed but now masterful convictions.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-06-06
Temperature and Sound.

When the temperature is 80 degrees,
sound travels 1000 feet a second and
one additional foot a second for each
additional degree of temperature.
Electricity over a wire where there Is
no resistance travels 1924 miles
second.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-06-06
only Derby wearers Do This.

A man will give the tight skirts as
an example of the intellectual inferi-
ority OF. woman and then go out and
look at himself in the mirror trying
on various derby hats without crack.
ing smile.-Chicago Post.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-06-06
Lexicourapher Wanted.

A new verb has come into existence.
1t is the verb ITO autOmotive." The
meaning is not quite clear, but we
take it to mean to improve upon the
automobile and its use.-New Haven
Journal Courier.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-06-06
Lame Back Relieved

" For lame back apply Chamber
lain's Liniment twice day and
massage the muscles of the back
orve the seat of pain thoroughly
at each application.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-06-06
The Potlatch Products
Store.
Stanton Bros.
Chautauqua opens June Is
Close to Being Twins.

Two little girls, dressed alike, en-.
tered a store, when the man coming
to wait on them said: "Are you lit
tie girls twins?" "Well, pretty near"
said one of them; there's only q
pound difference"
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-06-06

,r.e Thu Object Of a Tax.
Drawing ZIP tax bill that will suit
everybody seems to be an awful tax
on the mental capacity of its author.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-15
SOME REQUIREMENTS OF THE
AUTO LAW

Daily Triton Gazette: Here are
some OF the principal requirements of
OF the state automobile law which
are most often violated:
No person under sixteen years OF
age shall operate a motor vehicle or
motorcycle on any public street or
highway. This applies to owners also.
No person shall operate an auto
vehicle while under the influence of
intoxicating liquors or drugs.
No motor vehicle or motorcycle
shall be operated on the public street
or highway at a greater speed than
80 miles an hour. Even when this
speed is not reasonable and safe, it
danger life, limb or property.
Approaching bridges, crossings,
sharp curves, dugways, or a steep
descent motor vehicles must be slow
ed down to not over 10 miles an hour
and must at all times be under per-
feet control Of the driver.
Drivers must slow down when APP
preaching or passing any person, walk
ing on street or highway, or any
horse or other draft animal being led
or driven there on; or upon any bridge
or crossing at an intersection of
public streets or highways, the oper-
ator OF motor vehicle or motorcycle
shall have the same under immediate
control.
There are many other sections OF
acts of 1915 and can be found at the
office of any attorney, justice of the
peace or county officer. We have only
quoted the sections most frequently
and flagrantly violated, but would
recommend every owner or driver Of
a motor vehicle or motorcycle to read
the law and save trouble for himself
on herself, and others
These laws are violated every day, i
many times
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-15
SUFFRAGE LEADER PLEADS
WITH STATE LEGISLATURE

Atlanta, Ca, July 15.-Mrs Law
renee Lewis, of Philadelphia, one OF
the ,eading women Of America and an
ardent democratic advocate of suf
frage, reached Atlanta yesterday
with letters from Attorney General
Mitchell Palmer and Secretary of
THE Mary Daniels, urging that the
legislature do not take any vindictiveI
action on suffrage at the present SEES
sion. Their plea is based on the idea
that women Will vote in the present
session. Their plea is based on the
idea that women will vote in the ma
tional elections of 1920 and that
democratic success will be leopard
lied then if so strongly a democratic
state as Georgia goes out of the way
to stab the movement.
The suffrage fight continues under
the surface with the assembly. The
Susan B. Anthony amendment will
be reported out this week with an
adverse recommendation to the
Senate suffrage and yesterday bill
was introduced providing for suffrage
in presidential elections, it being
argued by its advocates that it would
not require constitutional AIMED
ment.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-15

Those of us who resent woman
suffrage in Georgia seldom stop to
think that three-fourths of the states
are already permitting the women to
vote. The suffrage amendment is
going to be adopted, and when it is
over, the southern democrats will
have the credit of fighting it, That
will incur the enmity of the woman
vote in THE remaining portion Of
the country for the democratic party
and leave us still wrangling for
states rights, thing we absolutely
threw away into the junk heap when
the prohibition amendment came a
long for adoption last year. Those who
opn Sc woman suffrage onght to stop
and think of the attitude iii which it
will place us.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-15

Some of the farmers in Crisp are
abandoning their cotton crops to the
weevils already. That will spell
ruin The man who is expecting cot
ton next fall from his tenant will
spend his time we'll this and the
following week causing his tenants
to renew their picking of the dead
squares. This is great check on the
weevil.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-15

powdered form and contain salicylic
acid or boric acid, are unnecessary
since fruits and vegetables can be
kept for long periods in perfect con-
dition without any chemical preser-
natives whatever If proper methods
of canning are followed.
The Federal Food and Drugs Act
prohibits the use OF harmful preserv-
atives in foods which come within
its jurisdiction. The food laws
of nearly every State in the I'm
ion forbid the sale within the
State Of foods which have been pre-
served with harmful substances. Az
though neither the Federal or State
laws apply to foods canned in the
home and consumed there, it would
seem that the housewife would not
knowingly use, in the food she pre-
serves for family, substances that are
prohibited by law in FOODS for sale
because the substances are injur-
ious to health.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-15

The Georgia Legislature ought to
pay that jeweler who furnished the
silver service for the Battleship Geor-
gia during Governor Terrelrs admin
stration. If the years keep on passing
the man who took the governors word
and supplied the goods will have
passed out of this life 1t may not be
easy to communicate with him when
he is gone
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-15
CANNING COMPOUNDS

Canning compounds sold under
various trade names for use in home
canning are often harmful to health
and should never be used by house
wives. say the specialists of the
Bureau of Chemistry. United States
Department of Agriculture These
preparations, which are usually in
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-15

1t is all unjust to credit the
Liberty Bond issues with causing the
high prices. Reasonably high prices
would not have to be explained Food
robbers who profiteer cannot make a
hungry public believe that the bonds
have anything to do with it are very
busy making explanations.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-15

France can stop all her industries
for day and celebrate our Fourth
almost as nearly universally as does
this country. Does this prove the
late assertions that the French care
nothing for Americans or the part
they played in winning the war?
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-15

Great advances in prices are being
made on many commodities in this
country on the strength Ct
the opening of the German
markets again. One more camou-
flage! The war is over, something
else will have to come as an excuse
Let us be resigned and assume that
this is as good as any.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-15
OFFICIAL ORGAN CRISP COUNTY.

They are going to continue the
cattle dipping campaign in Lowndes
till it is completed. That is a second
consideration of the matter and
much wiser one Lowndes will soon
be tick free.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-15

To prevent motion picture theatre
fires a new automatic electrical de-
vice seals the film box and prevents
the the flames spreading should the
film ignite.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-15
Members Of Associated Press.

The Associated Press is exclusively
entitled to the use for republication
OF all news dispatches credited to it
or not otherwise credited in this pa.
per and also the local news published
herein.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-15

Rub-My-Tism is a great pain killer.
It relieves pain and soreness caused
by Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains,
etc.-Adv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-09
A Chance to Live


a stirring from Robbie and A COM
mandinE cry FOR his dinner reused
Annie from her thoughts. The bit.
ternrss disappeared Al least she
had Robsic And ~ least there was
sunlight 10 their three small rooms
ana vacant lot not far away Maybe
there was un athletic club or gym.
naNum nearby FOR Bern
She was back again among the
'enemcuts hut at least now she had
some precious possessions 90 make
life sweet
The CAROLS little nlt wns not q
hair mile from where Annie had
lived most of her mcugrr childhood.
II was In East Sixteenth street. near
the river Annie choose u because
the windows NJ two rooms. the liv-
INK room and kitchen. looked south
ward over an unhu.lt.on acre.
which the carctakcr said belonged
To the city"
II was an ugly bit ~ land. un.
kempt and d!sfgurod with rusty tin
cans, old shoes soldcu wads " what
had once been articles NJ dress.
broken bottles and other debris. and
a few dcfuuct wagon wheels whose
Spokcs lay prone and bleaching like
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-09

tho bones Of cattle In desert waste.
But M" space lot boo the sun auu
air even II it dld smell uf gas houses
when the wind was from their dircc-
ton And you could sometimes hear
boat whistles Annie loved boat
whistles. They suggested hr.off
mysterious places and the rcstfu'ncss
OF the sen. The sound of factory
whistle was hateful, of a boat whis-
iIu delicious.
For th,.r three rooms lhc CarrollH
pdll tl2 a month n was A higher
rate. considering advantage HcryIcc
ana cubic feet of air than was de-
randcd for apartments near 'hn
homes Of the rich
There was, VI course. no bath fur
% was one NJ the old type OF 'cu.i
water flats" Water for bathing was
heated ou the stove I'm the kitchen.
and throughout the block tho
family tub was usually 90 be seen
hanging un a nail outside the ton
ants back windows
Annie could have rented rooms NJ
more modern type Modul' tcuc.
mrus were Just being built. with
outside NuirNays, cement floors
and good plumbing But they were
an fIr from the u"iEhborhool she
felt AT home in and fur every ui
vantage OF sanitation there was
something undesirable Sunshine
was lacking OF else tho rental was
too high for EorniD.s slim wagr.
The block was depressing The
toucweuis on either side were NJ a
uniform. old fashioned type, with
battered doors usually open, and
sIlttcru Railways that wcr" dark ana
had the composite hrcnih ~ many
bookings. iuany wlsnIngs many
arcpinrH "a smell as characteristic
NJ the tenomcuts as the aroma one
sllf' behind the scenes ~ The
thol'cr. or the faint cool odor NJ
old incense. candle smoke. flowers
ana leather prayer books Is of a
church
There woro little shops here and
there umlllod aud less prosperous
than those ON the avenues, their
wares more wIlted, their window
displays fly sprckcd ond disordorly.
Annlr'4 uclghhurs we're ot pretty
much rll nationaliiic7. \ NIL" TO
the south was soliT rhrtin. BE
tween that and Fourteenth street
were chiefly Italians But nj this
umc the East Teens ana Twcnties
were polyrot
iTo be continued
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-09

Ely NlN nhlH. Aug with tho
Announcement today of the purcnass
NJ 100 acres on the DgiHkirts NJ thus
city 70 was learned th1r me WHY'S
overland company viii build nt once
tho largest engine wurks OF me Kind
lu the world Sleeveless engines and
an engine for home lighting plants
win .hc manufactured. o. iH said. Civ
Ing employment to 600 persons
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-09
sell ARMY stocks.

PARIS Aug An agrccmen
Tor the sale of American army stocks
N France for 100000 600 was signed
Yesterday says Marcel Iuun in tho
Echo de- Paris lie declares that az.
rangemen's were made for long
lime credit so that France viii no.
have 20 bear lhc high rate ~ cN-
change which prevails az present
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-09
urn,Ns sIoN PEACE TERMS.

Graf britain Ind, state OF War by
Acceptance N Peace Conditions.
luyDON AUG S--pCagc has been
-,4s between Great Britain and
Nsnasau A peace agreement
", signed ~ 10 o'clock this morn
rt r was officially announced this
ftuo0n
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-09

Save Your hair with SKINNER
Dope all barber shops and druE
stores -Adyt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-09

R.her s. McR.rney
: rtral Director Phone 466-lgI.
g'g South Main -Advt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-05-30
Sma6a begriibt
itint &riegs6eloell
Die ,ftitelieScr Scr 80. Dipiiicr, Ser Rampts
kampfSipiiicr, bier einectrcffcn mnS nit ilils
beicbrciblicbcm Jubcl cntpfanacit
SrereifenSe sscnen nad6 laneem tpiesericbefs

1treuten 8llul1ett, ouf 0eneil bic
beimgefebrten 5ieger onbingingen.
gta6 Dem @n1pfong 0lrd bic 81
tern ltn0 anbertpnlloten ipur0e fitr
0ie Soloaten in Der Sodihule eii1
Glen ierbiert. Die ber5ergreiferolteu
S3enen ipieIten iidl beim Gntpfnua
auf benz 9ohi6tilploB ab.
lin Die Wiittngsitlrtoe nlnrlAiers
ten bie Solooten ipieOer un1 oent
8obnbof 5liriif, I'm gabnsiige rlah
2incoIn 8u befteigen, no fiir fie Elm
gleidfal[s groBartieer Gmpfnng bors
bereitet lit. Sieraif begibt fih Die.
SO. 9ibiiion nod Comp Sln1Iton, tDp|
lire slusmltlterltng iinO poaltdn0ige'
Iufloiung erfolge.t n1ir0.
Ser @nlpfang oieier Nebrnsf1 'er|
SoI0aten lieB an Seralid)feit ull0l
6emonitratiber 8eaeiiterlng ridts1
8u miiniden iibrie lr1o iDir6 Def1|
&rllppen ben 9elpeis gebradt ba-l
berL OaB Die gauge 9iirgerldoft iid3'
in Der Got freut, iie pieOer gu Sau-
ie al bdben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-05-30
O'2lnnltl1Sic SicPt
bll1ttcn Rod aits

91on1, 30. Dlai. - Gabriel 0'g[n.
nur3iu, Ser 9idter unO sSIieger, bot
ieinen @oiten ols Sberitleltnant in
Der italieniiden g(rmee nieoergelegt,
nafOem Der fonlmnnoieren0e @ene.
raj oes 6lieger.Gorps ieine iofortige
ms 2oger ongeoronet bot-
te.
9'g(nnun5io mn9te bon ieinenl
9fedt, ols 5reitpiIliser na1 8eenoi-
qung oes Grieges reiignieren su
fonnen, @e6rnnd, nit Dem gener.
fen, onB ct CLAUDE. Der 9efebl lei
bieIniebr ans politiihen @riin0en
erfoIgt oIs mls militGriIfen.
(Seit 9(bihIuB oes gSoffenitias
iianOes uno beion6ers ieit Dem
Streit im 6iume batte ii6 o'gln.
nun5io reee an Der italieniiden
gropogonoa beteiligt uno mebrere
granoortifel aegen arnnfreifl ge.
idrieben. Die in Boris oos bo1ite
erregten.)
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BcndnScr erbaltett
ibre Scbiffe 5arii6

g1eD gorf, 80. 92ai. - 8ie bier
befannt gena9t ipltr0e, lueroen ale
rcqutrierten boQdHoiiden 5diffe,
bic iif jett I'M 3ienite ser Ser.
5toaten beiinOen. in @an5en 81
3ampfer nit 4l3,420 8onnengegolt,
ibren Gigentiimern in 9oaano 5u.
riidqege6en meroen. 8ie 9luSliefe.
rllng Der MeDr3obl Der Stbiffe miro
nit Ser 8een0igung Ger gegernpar.
tiq Qeplanten Geiien NIT 2ebens.
mitteln erfolgen. 9ielIeidbt Iin6 oie
9oiiagier6anpier alipnoam" uno
vSolouoia", 0ie ols transporter
benutt perDen, 0abon ausgenont-
men. Ga einige Ghiffe Iid iekt
auf Ser 5abrt BON ooer nd6 Siio
9lmerita befinOen, 6iirfte es 90 Ga.
&c 0auerh biz ole 9(bIieferung boil
en6et lit. 8urd Die gLblieierung
Der S6iife in boadnoiden SGfen
miro. nie geiogt mur0e, bn8 Ser
iiberbringen Der bolldnoiihen Diff
8iere uno Mnnnidaften bon SoIlm0
ersport. IS lpuroe alBeroem feIt-
9elteat, 6aB iid Die 8eparatllren uno
Die @ieoereiuridtung Der Sdiife fir
i6reu friiberen 3np in Den Seimots.
1dfen beiier beipertiteIligen laiie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-05-30
uGz4 uerldi5t Sen
Pafcn pcn fiiiabcls
Sit 100 gieilen n0rOIidl bom glui.
itiesspnnft am MOnbegu
6lnfs gclanbet.

@aibington, SO. gloi. 9[us|
2onoon uno 2iilabon bier eingetrof-
fene 0odrihten belogen, OaB Som.
uonoeur Stead nit Dem MarinefIltg-
5eig 9tg-4 Inn 5;;24 llorgeiIs,
@reenrpih 3eit (t.24 norgens $50.
ibington 3eit) IN 2ilobon aafgeIties
gen lit, nm nod Mpnioutb, gnglaii0l
3u fliegen.
9Slpulolt6, 80. 0iai. Sier eins
getroffene 9aahriAten 8ifoIee bntl
Dos onerifnrlii1e @oiieriIug5eltg
gG.4 beute nlorgens ben Safett BON
2iiiabon perloIiert i'm ben Iebtea
Geil ieiner Geiie nod Oieier Stnot
5uriid3uIegen. Sofort nod SerlteI-
lung nrabtfoier &erbin0ung nit Dem
gfG-4 peroen bier brei 6Iug5eitge
abfabren, nm oie glmerifaner 8li be-
gritBen 1tno Iie mad Dem bieitgeit|
Safen 3u geLeiten. Ser g[ufentbdItl
Ser on1erifanii6en SIieger III gng-|
lano oiirfte poraltsiidtIid MIR bon
fur8er 9alter fem 0a aoutnaabezlr
Heao 11no feline geiosung Detil
5liegerfongreB in &aris iiber lire
Grfabrung @eriht erItatten tperoea.
Qon0on, so. 9ioi. g}aditeberis
Sc, 0robt(oie 9epeide lit bon 4ont-
,uanoeltr gfeao bier eingeIoufen:
gt@-4 ON Monoego 6[uB 600 Mlei.
ler noroIih bon 2iiia6oiL. MuB
Girtreffen Der Slut ertparten. Slug
Seitg in eltent 3ultarbe. aana bels-
te nidt glpnlolttb erreiden. sytt ei-
ner nadfolgertoen Gepcide erluhf
aonlmanoenr 9teoo, OoB Die Sta
fionsihiffe nuf i9ren Soften bIeibell.
@Ieid8eitig eriltdt er I'M glngnbe
oes belten 0afens in eiuent lInlfrei-
ie bon 300 Meeilen. glpa0 beobiicl.
tigte oniheineno, Der porttgieiiIbeal
imo lpaniIdlen aiiite ertlang bis
mad Gap 5iniIterre gu fliegen, Inn
ieinen Gurs onrnuf III 0itIther Mihs
tllng 3n qnoerr, Inn 8lpnoltb SuE
erreihen. Sir oen gEbltieo 0eg
6lue6euges am Wtonoago GIuB bat
man bis iebt feline Grfl1rlng. Ser.
ieIbe l6uft parallel NIT Dem Sogus
6luB, an oeiien llfern 2iiiabon Iiegt;
ieine 0tiinonng biI6et eillan nnr
tlainen aber gei6iitten Safen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-05-30
9ie sndllnne In aEerifn.

@aibin9ton 80. @ini. 9ie
Gtreitfr1fte oes 8illa boben ben
8enerot Selipe 4ngeIes gum probi-
ioriidJea Grdiioenten uno gillo, gum
ariegsiefretGr BON Werifo Glsaerit.
fen. Garranaa betrndtet oieie
neielte Grttpidelung Der 0inge in
02erifo nit @eioranis rno bat Die
Ser. Stonteu &egierung I'M Die Gr.
laitbnis oefrngt, mer. &ruppen
ourh Icn Merico iino glriSono
mnridiercn 5u Iofien. Dies miro bier
nIs Elm artDeis dufgenoutnien ooB
bic GcdInge fin Gnrrau3a beoeu-
fan9sDoQ geror0en iIt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-05-30
grcalicn aesen 9Imerifa.

@oibingtor, 80. Moi. CINE iti1t-
fnngrei6e onti.nmerifnnii6e 9ro-
paeanoa miro eeeerhpdrtig in Bro
iilien bGtrieben. 31trh @erihte, bic
IN Gtaotsoep1rtentent einlolfett, lit
man Der Meinung, oaB europdiibe
@cid1ftsleitte 6obinter itefen, mn
eos braiilintiif]e @eidGft ben gnte.
rtfanerit at ertfrenioen. Gin getpii-
Ter IottraIHerifnniiher Gi1flnB iof[
ou9 babel i'm Spiel fem. ssyrn
Gtant8beporterent lit man uibt be.
inribigt oatiiber, oenn Die 9Sro-
pagoitoo lit 10 nuffolero faIih nno
fs1n3eidaet iib ols oas 8erf bon
9nnOel8iein6e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-05-30
Qrntlfc nidlt lpil(fpmmtn.

Gbicdgo, 30. Wlai .-0eiitife Sc.
fdjdftsl9lte meroen in ben ndditeu
se1n ssaGrcn in ben Ser. Gt1oten
nidjt Dilltnmneh ieiiL erfl1rte De.
neral glnp1if qnllner In elmer Der.
isnmling Ger Gbieaso glnm1lte.
Mz;efifanor, Die Ii9 in 9eutihlono
c1fhieIlcn anO I'm ariee 'br Ger.
r;a3en btt!eren bnbrn mgr1eA p1n
fsm GrIo, eag t'on geiuidlea bier
ss.fiiegefcI!en naroe. eaiIdao.gt,
I.iate &err 9aImer biu1u.
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9etitiunen finOen bieIc 3eidner.

3ie llnter5eidnung Ser 9leieren.
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iueitere Observation-Disclosures nndge.
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geitattet, irgeno cine bieier getitio.
nen al tnter5eidnen.
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