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Evening star., 1921-09-25
BY GEORGE n. BARNES, M. p.

By Radio to The Star.
LONDON, September 24.-It is q
matter of sincere regret to most Eng
lishmen that David Lloyd George. the
British prime minister, will not at
tend the Washington conference on
the Limitation Of ornaments. Inc
protracted negotiations regarding
Ireland and the uncertain issue or
these negotiations, however. disposed
of any chance of this extremely In
teresting figure in world politics tax
ing part in the Washington pariey.
This is a source Of general disap-
pointment. There has been objection
to the prime minister sefyihhs
press attacks, but Lloyd George rep
resents the Great Britain Of today,
and it Is too bad that the American
people should not see and known MIN
at close range.
However, the Irish situation ls such
that he cannot neglect II, II inc NY ny
gotiations are to continue on an ann,
cable basis, Lloyd George is needea
here to conduct them. If. to Great
Rritain's misfortune, they are broken
off Indefinitely and civil war is re-
sumed in Ireland. Lloyd george 10
ever. for the crisis will be serious
one.
for seven hundred years. Alongside
it the limitation of modern navai
armament Is quite an infant lhdustfy.
After apparent agreement ten Gays
aeD. the parties to the Irish parley
again became engaged in further dta-
lectics, which have lead to further
friction. De Valera has had MS las!
word, but as Lloyd George mas askcG
for the withdrawal Of the claim OF
sovereignty, which is again asserteo.
the omens at the moment are not
good.
Meantime the rioting in Belfast. IN
which two girls were killed, is str1k-
ing commentary on De Valera.s plea
for an Independent and united gov
ernment If nothing else comes OF
the recent happening in and regard,
ing ireland the world in general and
America in particular will at least
have got a clearer insight into Irish
psychology and will understand bet
ter than before the real difficulties
of the Irish situation.
1 still think it was a mistake to
| impose conditions and that each SIDE
might have been left free.
Problem OF Unemployment.
Our other outstanding Pro problem .enan is
| IndI OIL AZ
ployed get more insistent. and re,
cent figures tend to a stabilization OF
| their numbers. There was diminu.
| tion last week of only $4,000, and
there still remain 1902 900 entirely
workless and some 100000 only part
ly employed.
A cabinet committee has drawn ul
a scheme of financial help by local
! authorities which is held by many
| not only to be Inadequate but funda.
| mentally wrong. 1t is based upon the
| traditional policy of governments
| which have envisaged the problem at
| one primarily for local authorities
| whereas a newer view demands the
| recognition of the problem as one for
| central organization and financing.
The government Is willing to lend
| aid to the extent of paying the in
| terest on any loans the local author
tiles may contract in aiding the un-
| employed. but is unwilling to under
Evening star., 1921-09-25
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia-Unsettled weather. with
showers today; tomorrow showers;
mild temperature; moderate southerly
winds.
West Virginia--showers today: to-
morrow fair and cooler.
.Ye.ter1ay's Temperature.
Temperature--Midn 81; 2 am.
62: am, SO; 6 am, 55; 8 am. 63;
10 am, Il: IL noon, Is: pm. 7ti
pm. 1866 pm. "a; 8 pm, 65.
Highest, II; lowest, e2.
Relative humidtty-s a.m., 10: Z
?. p.m., ,34; 8, pm. 10.
Rainfall 6 pm to 8 p.m.) 0. zs
Hours of sunshine, 11.3.
|. Per cent Of possible sunshine. S3.-
( Temperature same date last year
/ Highest IS; lowests So.
Up-River Wsters.
HARPERS FERRY. W. Va. Septem-
Der 24.-Potomac river very muddy
and Shenandoah very cloudy this
afternoon. ~
T>~nA>~~kw~~~ - U.rS~us Fs1<S>.
Evening star., 1921-09-25
ENGLISH REGRET LLOYD GEORGE /.
IS UNABLE TO GO TO AMERICA
Uncertain Issue of Irish Negotiations Will
Detain Him-Relief Of Unemployed
Puzzles British Government.

take central organization or control.
And there the matter rests for the
moment, except that several labor
party mayors have succeeded in in
terviewing the prime minister and
the labor party has Joined with the
Trades Union Congress in demanding
a special meeting Of parliament.
1t Is now being more and more
recognized. however that schemes
for relief Of workers, whether local
or national. are but poor palliatiyes
for an evil which can effectively be
dealt with only through cooperation
between the employer and the en-
ployed. whether the employer be an
individual company or the public
Opinions are tending toward each
industry regularizing it's employ
ments as far az possible and provid-
ing for unemployment, when inev-
liable. by charge on costs, supple
mented. according to proved need.
from national insurance funds. Pro-
visions are made for this in the in
surance act and the application of
the principle only awaits the neces-
sary organization and cooperation
ON the part of those directly con-
cerned.
The one hopeful feature Of the pres
ent situation lies in the fact that
there is discernible a welcome glim-
mer of some such constructive
thought and social sense by employer
and employed. 1t was manifested at
the recent trade union congress by
the interest shown in matters of edu-
cation and the central control of dis
week by the conference on Industrial
putes. and 1t has been shown this
organizations, largely attended by
representative employers and en-
ployed including local authorities.
Meantime we are faced with the pres
ent surplus Of a million and a halt
would.be workers, for whom some
provision must be made which will
not unit them for return to normal
work or retard the demand for their
services when such work is avail
able.
Copyright. 1921
Evening star., 1921-09-25
ROW OVER PATRONAGE.
Missouri Republicans Discuss Sit
uation With President.

Disagreement among Missouri repub-
licans. with regard to federal patronage
were considered at a conference be-
tween President Harding, Senator Spen-
GER of Missouri and Walter S. Dickey
Of Kansas City, former member of
the republican national committee,
yesterday.
1t was indicated after the conference
that the administration was nearing a
solution Of the situation and that as a
result long delayed nominations in the
state. including a state prohibition COM
missioner and an internal revenue COL
lector and United States marshal for
the Kansas City district, probably would
go to the Senate within a week.
Evening star., 1921-09-25

Copyright. 1921
Evening star., 1921-09-25
Y.W.C.A. NAMES OFFICERS.

Appointment of three new officers
at the Young Women's Chris. an As
sociation were announced last night
by Elizabeth Eastman, chairman of
the publicity committee. They are
Vera Adams, who will be director
Of the health education department; /;
Marion r. Miller. director of the de-
partment of general education, and
Mildred M. King. business women's
secretary.
Miss Adams was former physical
director in the public schools Of Mon
Evening star., 1921-09-25
BEER BILL DELAYED.
Senators Expect Measure Will Not
Come to Vote for Several Weeks.

Several weeks delay in considera-
ton Of the; anti-heer bill were fore
cast yesterday in the Senate after
conference between leaders.
An agreement, announced last
night by Senator Sterling, republican,
South Dakota, In charge Of the meas
ure, was reached to give the legisla- l.
ton right of way after disposal of
the peace treaties and the tax revi-
sion bill. -a
The anti-beer measure was shunt-
ed aside in favor of the German
treaty, but assurances for its even
tual enactment were given by. Sena-
tor Sterling. Sentiment Of the Sem
ate," he said, sis overwhelmingly in
favor Of It. but, as everybody knows,
a final vote has been prevented by
the tactics of not exceeding half
dozen senator's" &
Evening star., 1921-09-25

mouth. III. Miss Miller has taught
English in the high schools of Nc
Keesport. Pa. while Miss King has
been social service worker in Penits..
sylvania and Rhode Island and secre-
tary of the Utica Knitting Company.
Utica, N. Y.
Evening star., 1921-09-25
FIRE CAUSES S25 LOSS.

About $25 damage was done by fire
shortly before o'clock last night in
the basement o: the home of =. =.
wilkinson. SIS Stanton street NE.
The origin of the flames was unde-
termined
Evening star., 1921-09-25
COZ. RIGGS RELIEVkDsa:

:, Lieut.. Col. Kerr +. Riggs, general
staff, has been relieved from duty at
Camp Travis, Tex, and ordered to
this city for duty with the War Do.
partment general star A..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09

eve ON uss and I,tst when l was ready
20 give up In despair the sun would
come out and difficulties be re.
moved, and We tried again.
4 had to leave my little one IN
the care OF a very old woman who.
have since learned frightened her.
have done everything a mother
could do TO take that fear OF every.
thing out of my chiid. she seolds me
daily for ncgteetlnR TO give her a
home. education. lessons In art and
music. ar other girls have.
Il sent her te business college
and bought scholarship for her.
She has a diploma. etc. but seems
To have a grudge against me. My
heart Il so stick.
II work when able. I want her to
be happy. happy. happy. oh, II she
could only realize how she il hurting
me. suffer from rheumatism
around the muscles Of the heart. l
only want 20 live TO hear my little
girl say she Ii happy"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09
SWELL TRADE
MEET RANKS

Attendance at the firat annual Ia.
cific Northwest Foreign Trade con.
ference AZ Tacoma next Thursday
and Friday Will be sweilsd on the
former day by the Is secretaries of
the Foreign Trade council % the
Seattle Chamber Of Commerce. This
body comprises the membership OF
the Foreign Trade bureau. The s@e.
rrfaries OF the rs units yesterday
agreed 10 attend the conference. In.
stead of holding their regular week.
~ meeting next THURSDAY.
The secretaries also took rrris,rn.
tIon cards and programs and within
several days viii personally speak 10
the ssi members ~ the chamber In
regard 10 attendance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09

uIhe ssIts~trg essv~~ss FROM . letter
WS<ss<w me ~ . shus-in fv~w . S~nthevu
ssake s<~ pr~..utesf In the hsp~ that they
vim r~~eh the eyes Of s~m- Of car ewn
shs.ghsiess felix's whe fs~xet The ~sess-
fsc~> 81 e~yty wosh~vhset 10 their @~p
selfi.h d<~ire~- yes vii ssse tnis u not
. ~~enpinist. hot simply . mothew's
sssssh<r~d anguish finding vent. defend-
tng - the last her child With esra~~~--
Nv ~pse desire In life - - her dssxh-
ser hnpvys
II have an only child who In very
nervous and lives over the sad past
daily. Her father died when abe was
four years old I was very young
ard knew nothing of the world. and
We struck every sharp corner.
II kept my little one with me. We
suffered. Of course. but God kept an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09
Forestry Course
Will Open at u

The College OF Forestry OF the
University Of Washington will offer
it's usual short courses In forestry
and iumt~rinr. beginning January
eth and closing Narrh -sf. Special
courses arc arranged for forest
rangers. for assistants 70 logging en-.
rsn~ers and for these enszs rwd Ia the
manufacture and marketing Of inn.
her.
Further Informs ton VEIN gladly ~
supplied by tho College II Forestry.
The tuition Is $50 for the entire
course.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09

Can YOU beat thIsf 1hree Of
the four volunteers wishing 20
give doll 10 u crippled Girl arr
men: but the situation i some
what ev~ned up by one woman
giving four dolls. Don't forget.
felix's. We arc going to need i6
altogether. and so far we have
only seven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09
CHILDREN

Heaven lies about Us In infancy,
says Wordsworth; and when chill.
dren are lying about seemingly Idle
and dull. We who.hRse become case
hardened hy time forget that they
are all sensation. that their little
bodies are drinking In from the com
mon sun and air. that every floating
shadow and passing form comes and
touches al th. sleepy eye. that every
sound Is taken note OF by tho ear.
and that the little circumstances and
the material world about them make
their best school and will be the In.
~tructors and formers Of tho char.
acter OF their lives"
hope no child IN Seattle viii suf.
fer for lack OF parental cooperation
this Christmas. Keep surroundings
harmonious, svr this IL the Christ
season. the birth OF a new day
dream.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09
SUNSHINE GUILD NOTICE

Regular Sunshine Guild meet
ing December Is nj the rrsisience
~ Mrs. r. l.. MARVEL. $40 Fast
ssth. Luncheon II ~ o'clock
sharp. The business win be ciee-
sion Of officers and preparation
for Xmas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09
$3.50 for
Injuries by Auto

Asking $3.50 damages for injuries
alleged to have been received when
he was run down by an automobile
driven by X. Mano. nj isth ave. and
jackson IT.. Roh~rt Henry has filed
suit In superior court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09

Hannah Fvsns writes that she II
hard at work turning out orders for
fancy embroidery. etc. for Xmas
trade. and that on two occasions this
week rh. has enjoyed auto rid~s and
a visit 10 the home % friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09
Patience. courage and love-
these arr the things that arc
werfh whiies

~frf us rot hio,r up today.
let rs keep ear tempcys t-s
let rs trp tho light-heurt uag:
Let KS etrc esrselres a ertms
let rs rot harSl out fcdat.
let 49, curb TIE bitter creed.
let us teak the saHlif tfatf
let as iipe the lersnr creed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09

Mrs. Gray. also os the wayfar~r
party. and Just homo from tsr hos
pltal. .sio East Pike. would love to
have cheerful callers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09

Are there any norr blind shut.ins
In the city who would IKE ssrsk'
ing clock Mrs. W, ]. Hcipa. Mrs.
Ada II. Bennett and Mrs. Cook have
made three men very happy In an.
swering our call.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09

SuuTINS WANT CALLERS
Mrs. Vert. Isl. Eoyiston ave.
Il an s5y~sroId shui-in. living
with h~v .ou. ~. who II Ai@o n
.hut.in. She weutd like ~siler~.
They WIRE both nj the Wsyfsr~r
party. but are unable tn get out
now and lhry say Il gets mighty
lonesome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09

The best way Is TO sec the beau
49, in everything. refusing az all
times to SEQ the dark side Of any
subject.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09

rark about your happy kids Ton
should have been at the Washington
cnildr~n's Horne Saturday and
watched the children down cookies
and sitday suckers. a treat given
them by the Ross Cookie and Candy
company. .s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09

Active sunshine workers reported
this week are Mrs. Van Alstine. Mrs.
Gran, Mrs. Shatia. Mrs. Zeigan. Mrs.
Williams. Mrs. Lackev. Mrs Moon.
Mrs. Jones. Mrs. March, and Mrs.
Hawkes..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09

JIaw many Of my readers sent Miss
Vivian Han a card message o. cheer
This IL the orphan Efri who used 20
write such happy. cheerful letters 70
our corner. She u having a mighty
hard struggle right now and needs
all the encouragement we can s~nd
her. Tho position she took. after
leaving sh~ salem. Ore. hospital did
rot last long. and after walking the
streets ~ Portland for Hone time.
she contracted cold which developed
into rieurisy She Is uow In the
MuI,nomah County r. II. hospital a,
Portland. Ore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09

The card party to raise funds for
Christmas is declared off.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09

Al Studsman says. now that he
has his new clock he l. living on
the tick. Anyway. It's strike Is
welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09

Mary r. rerrr has enjoyed
rides and . wonderful treat NJ
tho home Of cid friends. She has
BEEN very Successful In selling
her cards. These cards arr OF
her own composition and very
good. Just the right sine TO put
into an env~iop and srnd Ia your
friends. Her phone number Is
East s5-5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09

Editor The STAR
In response 20 the article which
appeared IN The Star last Friday In
the Sunshine department. regarding
the little cripple girls whose great
longing was for a doll az Christmas
time, take a great deal of pleasure
In stating that with gladly be re.
sponaibie Tor at least one u these.
"A am a single man Hbut with
a great love FOR childrenl Il will be
rather difficult for me 10 provide the
wardrobe, but perhaps my mother.
In "a distant town. with assist me.
I might also add that u would
phase rne 10 find some article which
might delight some little boy. " you
would be kind enough TO suggest
something 10 me.
Hoping 30 have the pleasure Of
hearing frum YOU on this subject.
remain. very sincerely and respect.
fully.
EDWARD w. TowNE.
sos county.city Buiidtnr.
fEdite~ss >et~f We have . iaay who
u = shat-ia herself whe w~sta f.ss Ia
make the sissh~- for Mr. Tewn~. af.e
the crippled boz undrs 10 years. IL
thss~ snscae who waists . bey- We
have tive morw.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09

Little more speed. Roland. We
hear you missed the football game
bw n couple of miles. We know now
why Washington lost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09
SECOND AVENUE AT PIKE.

this group includes an i'm
mense choice OF patterns and
the values are splendid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-24

Citation. for Hearing ON Final Account
and for Distribution
State of Minnesota, County OF Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter Of the Estate of Leonard
Nerkennis, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to all persons
interested in the final account and dis
representative Of the above named
d%ecedent, having filed In this Court
herfnal account Of the administration
of the estate of said decedents together
justment and allowance OF said final
account n for distribution Of the
residue of said estate to the persons
Therefore YOU, and ach Of you, are
hereby cited and required to show
cause, If any you have. before this
Court at the Probate Court Rooms In
the Court House, in the City Of St.
Cloud. in the County Of Stearns, State
- 18th DAY OF APRIL, 1921,
at 8 o'clock A. M, why q petition
should not be granted.
Witness, The Judge of said Court,
and the seal Of said Court, this 18th
court Seal ]. 81. HIMsL,
"a 81 z 1865. 1890. Probaee Judge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-24
Denfidle anuSaebnna.

8erIin, 90. Mdr5. Der Nolllls
id)e 3eitung miro aus Satlburg be-
ridtet, als sTfiiir5liih cine gntentes&om-
MILTON nod @aReburg fanb nm Die.
oortige itorfe Meidstnebr @arniIol
u beiidtigen, iei es 81 allerlei 4sro-
Acknowledgement g%efon1ler1. ST. Der
&aIerre Ipielte bic N}a1iiffapeM benin
gintreffen Der pemoen 4orlmlfidre
uDeutihlanb 9entidlano uber Nl-
lest
Ser Dentiide &eidstag nabn ON
Sanitogabenb enogiiltig Die Seeres-,
be5tp. Mbriiitungg gorlage an, bic
0ie @tdrfe Der &eibspebr out 1907
900, sic Der Morine auf 10000
Mnnn feItiett. Die gorlage l11ter=
}6eibet iidy in ibrer enognltigen Sorm
ettuas bonn nrlpringli1en Megierl1ngs'
gntpurf. Nad Mnnabane bieier Bor-
Iage bertagte fid) Der Neihgtag.
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Nns Der l1rseidid)te Der girne.

8eim Durbi6neioen o6er Ser.
5ebren elmer 8irne lit es gemib
idon ieoermann allfgefuuen, Bob
mitten I'M Srudtfleiid itb oft fleine
Iteihbarte &0rner b%eftn6en. Sc nod
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&0rner mebr ODER nenieer 5ablreid;
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rerein5eH borbdnoen, ndbren6 fie In
moeren 8irnen mebrere bonein-
amber g%etrennte Setter bil6en. S11
btelen Sdlen umgeben fe aber aud
bag gan5e &%erngebdufe Der 8irne
pie cine geidloiiene rlt1oe 4ugel-
fdale, Die Dem Wefier ODER ben
3abnen beoentenoen Sutherland ellt-
9egeniekt unD oesbaB ni1t nit.
gegeiien miro. 2ange 8eit bat man
ii6 bieie merfpiiroigen @oi;rner I'M
Srndtfleiih Ser 8irren, sic beim
Ipfel politdnoig feblen, nidt er-
flaren fonnen, Bis es- Dem Sos
mos" 5ufolge. gelang, lie aIs Miid-
idlagsbf1oung, s. +. als neberreit
zines frHberen 8orfabren Ser girne
gil erfennen. 9ie Bir1e ifan1n1t
ramlid bon elmer 5teinfn1dt Of,
lntb Die iteinigen, fDr1igen a3enen
ii1to Die l1eberreite iener friiberen,
feften 5teinbiine, Die dbrIid pie BEL
Ho41 NfInaff,,nn $50. ;..sLnx
Sat1en Der sSrnd lrtsnb. Dnraus
folgt. aud, baB BEL al1sgeprdgterI
anItur Der sSsrndt bieie Meite i111ner
mebr perfdtDirtoen, u1b 70 ieben mir
oern, oaB BET gan5 feinen bod tut
tibierten 8irneniorten bie Stein.
forper gang ooer fait gang feblen,
ipabreno iie fid BEL einfaden Gotten.
nod baa1fig borfinben uno BEL Ser
8alobtrne fid 81 einem iteirbarter.
@eballie beroidten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-24
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ger 8rltber. 9. Ser Inifige 9auSS
GIptpn.

oar 1idt bel Meube 8u 6ieIem flei-
men @{fer1dera urlo ser grfoIg lit
unperbdltnismdBiq aroB. Die flei.
men &opfe, qeifHbt .a1f einen nit
5ala qefuuten gierbeder, entfeljeIr
auqemeine Seiterfeit. Mud 5n
Dferqdbeu eianen 1id nnfere Otter
eierf0pfe, uno lit man INN cine. er.
beiteruoe neuartige Madtif9idu{ielI
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-24

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unjer Rlebepermogen. ans elmer
giitenfnrte entitebt 6ie elefanten=
gran get6nte Mngitrobre. NuS Ell
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matte. l1nier Negergigerlfopf lit
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nrart mirH cine ga15e Negerper=
la..mlnng, auf ei11em 5al5berg an
geridtet, NIT lulttgen nno tral1rigen
@eiidtern, tells %5ueina1oer getpanot,
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timber uno elmer nnberen &ratpatte,
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a11b oos a%onterfrei unferes Sreun-
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glufgeriffelte ihnar5e 5tridnoIe
ergibt fem 6ihtes 8artbdar uno Die
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nidt u1lgel1iebburen Jor1m. Dos
l1nglibe, hmale 81 lit init gelber
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popierne Noie, beugeb oas Iteife.
runoe @nrtoroedelden, Das bas ra
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Bart lit aus 8uppenperiifenreiten,
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flonn ouf Mbbs3 lit Dieneidt nod
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