davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08

deadly as q snakes venom.
The liver acts as a guard over ou
Fell-being, sitting out the cinders anc
shes from the general circulation.
A blockade in the intestines piles
, heavy burden upon the liver. Il
he intestnes are choked or cloggeo
p, the circulation Of the BLOOD
'ecomes poisoned and the system
,ecomes loaded with toxic waste,
nd we suffer from headache, vel
DIV coated tongue, bad taste IL
mouth, nausea, or gas, acid dyS
'epsia, languOr, debility, yellow skin
T eyes. At such times one should
axe castor oil or a pleasant laxa.
i've. Such a one is made Of Nay.
pple, leaves Of aloe and jalap, put
nto ready to = use form by Doctor
fierce, nearly fifty years ago, and
old for 25 cents by all druggists as
u. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08
Nations Await Work Of The United States OF Armenia
While WarAnd Chaos Go On UncheckedLn The Near East

lthing worth while, and arranged
moreover fictitious Kingdom OF
the Hedjax" which she rules through
a puppet king in order to conceal her
annexations OF the pest part OF
Arabia
Silent Struggle For Supremacy.
Just as France lost Egypt after
going in on equal terms with England
50 the French believe they are losing
Syria England holds the seas. and
while the peace conference waits %
draw up the Turkish treaty. the
silent struggle for supremacy in
Syria IS carried on by both nations.
France has sent money. emissaries,
and even few soldiers, but she
knows that the command Of the Med
iterranean belongs TO her rival
The British viewpoint on Syria IS
that the agreement giving il 10
France did not contemplate the Brit
ish campaign in the holy land IN which
by British victories the Turk was
elected England conquered Syria. so
revision OF the 1918 deal is only
fair, say the English.
France retorts that England. as
usual. is grabbing all the spoils OF a
continental war. German West Africa.
German East Africa island in the
Pacific. Persia, Arabia, and a part or
Syria-never even in one OF her old
wars did Britain land such a bag
while France, unless she gets Syria.
comes out emptyhanded. except that
her title 10 Morocco is confirmed and
she can develop that country without
fear that II viii be taken from her
by Germany.
Constantinople. also. the city for
which more wars have been fought
than any other, casts a shadow OF
between the two great
allies Of the continent. Both would
rejoice II America would take a man
date over the straits. but Europe
I believe. Is now Convinced that this
the United States viii not do, even
though Wilson has reserved his de-
cision on Armenia
France fears that before interna-
can be arranged, the
straits viii have become. in effect,
British British and French influence
in the chaotic Turkish capital IS now
about evenly divided
British control OF Constantinople
would not infure specific French IN
terests. excepting that the Black sea
would become a British lake. Eng
lands historic policy OF according
equal trade facilities TO foreigners In
her possessions helps her here, as the
world viii not fear a British trade
But France does not like
10 witness her ancient rival taking
nearly all the fruits Of victory after
4 war in which France. she is con-
WINGED, did the lions share Of the
work.-Copyrigh 1913. by the Nc
-lure Newspaper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08

I body here knows that the Amer
ieans are not even rubber stamps.
I stamps.
In politics. when a man is called a
rubber stamp, the term implies that
he is an instrument Of someone who
uses him. The American peace dele
cation is not used by anybody There
is nobody TO give IL orders Paris
knows that the president is i'll; il
knows that Col House is III; It
knows that neither Lansing or any
one else in Washington can act
Paris knows in consequence.
that on no subject, in any cir
cumstunces, can the American
delegation take any stand what
ever. The Americans are afraid
even 70 express an opinion. lest
subsequent instructions may show
them to have misimterprefed the
viii of their absent chief.
Complications Arise.
The situation is more than awkward.
absurd and ridiculous II is serious.
and IS giving rise TO difficult compli-
cations The impotence Of the Ameri-
can delegates TO say yes or no is hold
ing up the treaty with Turkey. and
this means that anarchy and distress
are fostered among 20,000.O0O OF peo-
pie and the task Of dividing the Otto
man empire and settling the Balkan
tangle becomes daily more difficult
What have we 10 do with Asia
Minor OF the Balkans2' the American
is likely 70 say, when a foreigner
declares that the United States is
responsible for the chaos in those
regions we have never even been
at war down there; how then can we
hold up peace negotiations?
The answer IS complicated, but
that we are in a sense delaying the
eastern settlement is true. Europe Is
waiting to make peace with Turkey
until we say whether we are willing
to take mandate over Armenia An
American commission. now investi-
eating conditions on the spot. viii
report It is understood, against the
proposal
At least, every American knows,
we are not anxious to run Armenia
Why should Europe be waiting for
our Word2 Because England, gorged
with territory, wants Us to help guard
the road TO India and restore peace
in the fertile but harassed interior
Of Asia Minor
All Await Our Decision.
So ali are agreed to await our de-
cision, whatever Inconvenience and
horrors the delay may give rise TO.
And We say nothing, we do not de-
eide. The people back home, as our
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08
English House Uses
AnbLdne In Business

London. Eng, Nov. s-The first
business house in the world. so far
as is known, to employ an aeroplane
Of its own as part Of its regular or
ganization is S. Instoue and company,
steamship owners and general import
and export merchants OF Cardiff
Samuel Instone. president said his
firm was tired Of serious delays that
has occurred during the past three
months in transport OF samples i'm
portant papers, light goods and COL
tracts 10 the continent
The firm viii also use the machine
to enable statesmen to get in touch
with forein buyers. Lieutenant F.
L. Barnard. who holds the cross
channel record in number OF aero
plane crossings, has been engaged as
pilot
II the experiment proves successful
the firm plans 10 employ a fleet Of
aeroplaues and then may take up air.
ships for commercial purposes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08
American Delay Make With Turkey and
Bulgaria; American Peace Mission Inundated and Made Ridiculous
by Lack of Instructions; NgOato Not Even Rubber Stamps

lcising the United States. Wilson is at
tackled for keeping Fiume from the
Italians and preventing a settlement
In the s driatic, the senate Is literally
roasted for not ratifying the treaty
and for threatening by reservations
to reopen many supposedly closed
controversies. And we come in for
much criticism because we VIII not
say whether we viii or won't look
after Armenia
Know We Mean Wen.
But these grievances against the
United States are not extremity seri-
Gus. Everybody in Europe knows that
whatever our faults we mean well,
we are not up to any tricks against
our associates Our associates give us
credit sor honesty in our dealings. but
they do not give this credit to each
other.
To attempt an analysis Of the con-
nicting policies Of great and small
powers would require columns OF
space. But the main points OF differ
ence between the two largest allied
nations, In Europe can be set down
briefly and viii indicate what
abysses are ahead Of us unless bet
ter spirit comes TO prevail
France Is bitterly jealous Of
England. Conscious that her
army holds indhsputnhly first
place on the continent, able for
the first time since NapOleon's
empire to sway the policy OF
eastern Europe through her In
nuence over Poland and CEeeho-
sIovakia, French diplomats have
dreamed dreams Of revivinE the
ancient heEemony OF France in
Europe.
And so out OF these dreams arise
old phantoms Of the 18th century. As
in Pitts day, while France is supreme
on land. British sea power gives
England all the cream Of the colonial
prizes, and French business men and
financfers are angry TO see, as they
believe their ancient competitor
strengthen her strange hold on the
worlds commerce
These jealousies focus in Syria and
The Syrian question
IS fairly acute. although Britain and
France have not been calling each
other names in public as Italy and
Jugo-Slavia have done about Fiume.
The French claim that syria was as
signed TO them in arrangements
made at the beginning OF the war, but
that England has taken almost every
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08
BY IoHN LLOYD RALpERsroN.

representative IN Paris well know.
are hardly aware that the American
question affects the United States.
President Wilson is in. and when well
gave no indication Of whether he had
made up his mind
he senate astonlShes and terri
fled Europe. Il is impossible for
fh- En=Iish or continental states
man to understand our system
whereby the acts Of the chiefs Of
our government may be set aside
after debates lasting for months.
II Wilson agrees TO take Armenia
what will the senate Euyf And
when will the senate give its
nnsvrers n Wilson offers TO run
Armenia, diplomats here believe
that the Turkish question cannot
be solved until the senate agrees
or dfsaErees with the Turkish
treaty. II the senate says no, the
while settlement in the east WI
break down and the work must
he began again.
Il is the senate that exercises the
veto power over foreign policy, and
rfaf by reason Of its power TO reject
treaties. Since. however. America has
never been at war with Turkey. how
can America sign the peace treaty.
Demand Enormous Safeguards.
Still worse. how can a peace treaty
be drawn at all settling the new
boundaries in Asia Minor without
foreknowledge whether the United
States is prepared to maintain Ar
menia as a neutral buffer state2 Upon
that depends what frontiers. economic
and military safeguards in the neigh
borhood. the other great powers viii
demand
And So We arrive at the result that
a Turkish treaty cannot be drawn up
until the United States states whether
or not she is prepared to accept re-
sponsfbility for Armenia
small wonder that harassed
Americans unable to answer such
arguments as these and having no
Idea whether American opinion
would support IN Armenia man
date or not. are inclined TO de-
clare that America viii have
nothing to do with the east. and
other great powers must compose
the mess rs hest they can.
Meanwhile. thanks TO these delaps
and TO Fiume, relations between the
great powers have been growing
more exacerbated-
An the powers are agreed in criti-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08

Darts. France. Nov. S.-The Ameri-
1 can commission 60 negotiate peace
is IN a humniaring and ridiculous
position. Since the United States was
started. no Americans have ever been
put by their government in such an
absurd place as that now occupied
by Henry white. assistant secretary
Polk and their associates.
Sz=re are the reasons why the
Americans here on mission are feeling
foolish:
Amerlen has been at war with
Germany and Observation-Disclosures
The treaties with those countries
have been negotiafedi the Ameri-
can SENATE, however. has not ratI-
lied then, and apparently intends
to tinker with them before Il
does so.
Bulgaria and Turkey ure stlu
ut war with the allies and rep
resenfatires Of the CALLED foreign
offices are here. n ghost OF the
proud assembly ef six months aeo,
working on the tangled problems
Of settlement in the near east.
The American commissioners are
daily consulted or the Balkan and
asia Minor problems But America
was never al war with Turkey or
Bulgaria
The sore SPOT OF Fiume stiu ruffes
italian tempers and threatens the
precarious peace Of Europe, for the
existence OF this sore spot everyone
here blamcs president Wilson. and
since the president lies in a sickbed
5000 miles away his helpless and
powerhess representatives, LEFT behind
here share a certain amount Of the
odium.
Not Even Rubber Stamps
But the American officials on the
fob in Paris now can do nothing about Z
the Balkans and Turkey, nothing
about Fiume. nothing even about the !
German and Austria treaties that Z
they helped to formulate And every Z
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08
A Coated Tongue
What it Means

A bad breath, coated tongue, bas
nste IN the mouth, languor and debility
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08
We TOWNE GOSSIP

By X
DEAR your mission earth seems to consist OF spreading goo
giving behalf Of one who feels unable to d
bed early morning observe fo
Yourself and see traffic cer7 B. NORRIS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08

Turkish women do not wear wells
because OF their religion, as many
suppose. It IS merely the survival OF
an old custom. When the Turks still
lived In Tartary. before the time OF
Mohammed. IL was the habit OF the
men to steal such women FOR wives
as attracted them. This led 10 so
much fighting about the second cen
fury the Turks decided that hence
forth the women should 20 yelled
and should not meet men. but should
dwell in harems as soon as they ar
rived at Wonmanhood-which was at
about II years Of age.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08
Cow In Strdw Stack Two
Weeks Eats It's Wau Ont

Jacksonville. Ill, Nov 8.-Wuliam
White, a farmer llving near here. had
a COW which mysteriously disappeared
more than two weeks ago. Tie bovine
emerged from straw stack the other
day. Mr., White said il ate its way
through the stack and that it was
inside all the time without water,
eating nothing but straw. He de-
clares the animal lost 500 pounds dur
ing the ordeal How did e get IN
the straw Wen, Mr. White does
not know.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08

AND he waves his hand
AND BIDS them gOOdby.
AND THEY wave back
AND GO scarrying on
AND THE traffic starts.
AND I look at the cars
AND N every car
NEAR THE front Of the line.
THERE'S A cheerful nod.
FOR THE traffic COP.
AND 4 cheerful smile
AND NEVER a frOwn-
AND I 90 on my way.
AND Pm all lit up
WITH SOMETHING inside
THAT FEELS very warm.
AND IT burns all day.
AND IT costs me money.
FOR GRIND organ men
AND NICKELs for children.
AND ALL sorts Of things
I THANK YOU.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08
Aerial Derby Planes
Frightened Wild Ducks

the aerial derby Wild ducks left their
haunts IN local marshes frightened
by the whirr Of the airpIane motors.
Now that the derby IS over and
quiet once more reigns over the
marshes they have returned in great
numbers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08

are ueuall
signs ths
the liver /
out Of order
PROP. HEN
METER says
uThe liver
an organ
secondayn
Importance
only 70 thf
heart
We car
manu- fac
ture poison
within on.
own bodia
which art
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08

u AAAAa=@A A---A@ 49,
AND so ] went
AND STOOD on the corner.
AND FROM up the street
CAME A constant stream.
OF MOVING cars.
AND I watched the eop
As HE held them uD.
FOR CROSS town cara
AND HE seemed no different
FROM OTHER cops
AND THE men who drove.
IN THE hurrylng cars
THAT JUST for a moment
WOULD BE held in leash
SAT TIGHT at their wheels
As THEY always do.
FOR THE s!gnal to 60
AND SOME Of them seOwlsd
As THEY always do.
AND THEN it happened
THAT WHERE stood
CAME SOME little boys.
on THEIR way to school
LITTLE RIBBoNED girls.
AND HOLDING hands.
AND EVERY eye
on THE traffic COP.
AND HIS hand goes Up.
AND THE traffic halts-
AND he walks across
AND BE greets the children.
WITH A big wide smile.
AND SOME Of them.
HE CALLS by their names
AND As many as can
TAKE HOLD Of his hands.
AND THE rest Of them
JUST CLUSTER around
AND AWAY they 90.
TO THE other side.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08

MRS. FARNANDA RIABOUCHIN-
W SKY, noted Italian beauty and
former wife OF Nicholas Riabouchin-
sky. Russian diplomat. has become
the bride Of Capt Robert Goelet, Of
New York. according to a report from
Paris. Capt Goelet. who IS 40 years
old and the son OF the late million
aire Ogden Goelet. fought with the
SD and nth divisions in the Aisne-
Oise and AIeuse-Argonne offensives.
The new Mrs. Goelet is "a years old
and is an accomplished musician and
linguist- She met her present hus-
band while she was doing Red Cross
work in France
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Strcbcit SricOctt
NIT 1tnearrt Al,
Die nene nnsariidje 9lesierrns paft
Sem Gberitcn Stat; gmerifaner
snm Sleiben scn6tigt.

garis, 2. Ge3.-9er SberItc giat
Der 5rieoensfOufcrena beidloB &C.
tern, eiflen @eriiif9 5u maiden, nit
Der neiien 8rgierilne llngarns Elm
5rieOeasnbfonrntea at treffen. Gie
frcn5Ofiihen @crtreier Der Grieoens.
fonferens bobcn In bic onlcrifani.
idjen Gelegaten geornngen, lire sfb.
reiie 70 Ionge az beridiebcn, Bis oas
auf ben 6rieoen NIT GcutidIoro
geaug babenoe SrtcDensprctofon i,n-
ter3eifnet ift. GnsIeIbe iolIte gcItcrn
geideben, icbod .Iiegt nod, niffs
bor. oas onf Die gbfidt Der opnt.
i6en Regieriina oas Nrctofoa 5n
llnteridreiben, idIieben IaIien fonn.
te. ssn 0cmtialben ioaen iie Garon.
tie Iciiten, Die Sen Grutihen u,fer.
Iegtrn 8nffeuItaiinnosbc sbcoingunscn
eussufiihrcn. II
Der Sbcrite sfaf Bat fidl olif Sic
abfniiung Der Note geeinigt. Die Der
6eutit5eu &cgierina nrgen Seiinien.
bins Der oetitihen aricgsgrfungc.
rcn 3ugeben miro. Ser SnbnIt Der
glntuort MIRO nod sebcim eebaItcn.
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Derta9sifsg ocs
Nrbcitcrssofterciics

8aibington, 2. Ge5.-Nob Elm.
monatlider rnttnterbrodcrer arbeit
bot fi1 Der erite iilternationaIe Or.
beiter-aonsrti, in 8afIlington Der.
togt. Die n6dIte 9ibling miro BON
Der ELECTROMAGNETIC einbertfen
mer6ett.
aura nor Ser gertogltna nabm Der
aongrcb Gin, giciolution an, fpeId1e
beltimnlt, oob 6raiien fir Die oard
oas 8odenbeit berIorene 3eit emf.
fddoist lperoen; oics be5iebt iid, 10.
ipobl auf sSraeu in eeidlaftIi1cr, oIs
olt6 in inouItrieIIcr Siitigfcit. Die
miro ben beridieoenen
&egieraneen sur giatifii5erirng I'M.
terbreitet tperoen.
9ie iiripriinaIife ssoiIltna 6er
aonpcntion tuur0e balm ntnenoiert,
oob bic 5ronen bonn Gtant ober
.Ourdl zine slrt gerfidernngs ent.
iAGoist meroen ioIler.
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iocrfaifmnoss1softpefet
bcmte er0ffaet
@il6nr Srpant iuia cen aauipf &c.
gen Die Garodinlidnlen bnn
nenem er6ffnen. o

2incolh Ssebr., 2. 9ea -9ie Ser.
faiiungsfonnention bon gie6rasfo
tuuroc beu:e mittae iorltcn eroffnet.
iGe Delegation ans alien IeiIen oes
Staates iinD nabe5u bollitdnbig er.
id)ienen. Die &onpention mirD iidl
erit tenipor1r organiiieren, iporoni
0dnn Die perntanente, Or aniiation
erfolgt.
Gs tperoen inter 0en geIegaten
sur NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ipieoer
Stinmen gegen Die parodialIe1uIen
lcttt. @esbalb, lit idper ai bagrei.
fen nuBer es oei6lelt aug Grent.
benboB un0 MadIudJt.
2ebtere ibeint oos MCfib oes De.
Iegoten 8iIbilr ss 8rpant aus Ge-
DOR gountD au lem. ber lalit oem
sparnaI Die grfIdulng asaob. CT
Dilrbe ooiir iorgen, 0ab In Der Ser.
idIiling nur Elm SAulipiiem geoatoet
lperoe. 9as Sourral iagtc, er tue
6as aus 8os :, neil ibn Die &ntbo-
Iifen in Der Icstcn @abl befiinfpft
bGtten. 8rDant wurbe in eiiern TO-
genanitten .oreiedigen' 8aDIfautpf
erluaDlt. s5u geoar goantp ipuroe er
geI9laeen, in anor goantp oagegrn
erbicIt er cine 10 srobe Webrheit.
SaB er Sic MinSer5dbl Der Stimnen
in Geoor Gountp dltsDiidte.
sluh in Ser Sprad)enfrase De-
einnt Ii1 pieoer agitation al ael.
gen, bod perlo,tet, Dab man DorerIt
ole Gntfdeioltng oes Sbergerihfs i'm
SimonproaeB abiparten lpill. bcbor
eiE neuer gSorltoB geiuagt tDerban
ioII Cine &uaobI Gefegdten 10
i6reibt 6ns oft lpoblunterrihfete
.SournoI". iei In Der Sprahen.
froge fir sSreibeit unO begiinftige
gaeliaionsunterridt in freni6cn
Spraden uno frelnSiprahlihert I'M
t.rrift in ben 6dulen Biz gum 6.
@rao. Gs lit, alio ifotlpen6ig, onB
Die @iirger alf Die gerfniiunasfon.
uertion Elm padIanes auge rid}ten.
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&crtraucnsDotult fit
Stalicns Mcgiernng
Der kSri9 rcn Jtalien tckcnnt iit1 In fcincr
GbrcnrcSe 81 Sem trcorafnm Ser kattcs
liiWen 4,arfei; taoclt Srieccnsucrtrae.
sosialiiten erleiSen NIT i9rcm .,utidb aeinfaII.

0forn, 2. Deo. (llnitco TrcB.) Ole
itnlieniiGe Greiie besriiBt bic Sbron.
rebc oes aonigs bon SStalicn in Der
Deputicrterfarmcr nls cine bod.
lt1noiee Medtfcr.igtina Der &nItuna
Der 9iesierltna ndbreno ocr syrie.
oensfonfprcn5. Gie 3eituns Cor.
ricre o'StaIia ibreibt. oat, oas @'B.
Iinsen Der eeplonten 9emonitration
Der &noifnIen oIs cine glblcbnung
oes &ooifcIismus ieitens ocs @olfcs
gu beaei6nen 1T. 9oim bntten Die
So5iaIiiten Die 0eprtiertenfomncr
perloiicn ols fih cine grobc 2opa.
INSTRUMENTATION Der MntpeienOcn
fnnogob: oicirlbe, Iagt Die gcHannte
Seitune. galt niht MIR Dem &onias-
paor, ionocrn nar cine nrsgcipro.
dene aunogebung eegen Den go.
5inIislnus.
9ie &eop oes GonigS ftabt in Dol.
lem @inflons nit Dem Grogrnmm
Scr fotboI;idcn 9sartei; oiei's. 10
faet Die gtnnrnte Scituna. gilt be.
ionocrs bon jencln Eeil b,rfclben,
in pcldcm Der gcrtrog au 8,riait-
les aetobcIt tni,roe.
Gie Srituna iogt: sDie gon5e ga.
tion 5olt Der Shronrsoe gsifoll; 10.
gar Die eo5ioliitcn bdtten ocriclbcnt
i. iirocn fie Sltgescn geipeien ieitL
9eifaa aesollt, ocnn Der 4orig
ingte, mir ipoIlen sSrieocn, nidt
nnr onrd circn |crtrng, Ionoern
audi itlbcnt mir allen unicren giir-
germ @eradtigfeit mibcrfnbren lai.
len 9aourb bat Der, GSnig oan
8efiibIen I'M 2anoe bercoten @lts'
orud berIicben.
Sic ss6cd gsa3ionofe Icgt bic
Sbronrcoe oabin aus, oab Stalien
nie9t SIC tollen sSrit9tc oss S'cgcs
ceerntet babe, uno miro ocn aainpf
nm Den gcfib ocs aoriatii1en @c.
biets fortiaselt.
9ll1es In alien genouincn, lit Die
Gegierting aeneigt. ON acitrigen Saa
ols einen grobcn Sies fir iid) gu
betradtc.l. Die gpplnnte grnbe Dc.
monitrntion Der 9fooifalen uno 90.
sialiIten lit febIaeidlaeen. 8or Dem
Misunderstanding battcn fid faurn
500 SosisIiiten eingefilnoen, un6.
0iefe beridludn0en. aIs 1n8 0nlf
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Parties Stsprifffcece
rcrlicrctt Gtrcik

Naris, 2 0c;. Gie orgoniiicrten
sfrbcitar in Jronfreith bnben oie
erite bcoe,itanbcre gaeDerloge felt
bem Gricee su per3eihnen, oa Die
Sdriftieser in Garis ibrct Gtarif
becnOcten uno 5ur gfrboit auriidfrhr.
ten. Sic gaot 3ipnna lie on5u, 90
lire 0iittpI erihopft ipnren. 9tr
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