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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-08

In the 30 years that the depart
ment Of agriculture has been exper-
imenting with corn hybrids, II has
spent Ave million dollars Of the tax
payers money, and II Is estimated
that the states have spent about the
same amount From this 10 million
dollars, farmers Of the nation are
now getting $50 million dollars
every year out of higher yields and
better grain from corn hybrid5.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-08

The nations first statewide syB-
tenn Of trafic law enforcement II
being launched by cities in Michi-
gan. The plan is designed to give
both traffic enforcement officers
and motorists an even break.
Through its statewide use, the pub
lie win know what to expect from
police In all communities. At the
same time this policy will take cops
"out from behind the billboard" by
giving them q fortnight enforce
ment formula. Key device Of the
system Is a special uniform traf1c
ticket.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-08

all said he would not vote on the
matter until Friday. Kauth was
silent as Egan and johnson tenta-
lively agreed that they would bring
the matter up on the council floor
at Fridays, August 8, regular coun-
ell meeting.
Russell Alderman, the city IL
cense bureau chief, played quite a
conspicuous part in the Cassius
case. He dug up an old law which
says no person holding a pool hall
license may apply for a liquor Ii
cense. The law also says that malt
beverages may not be sold on the
same premises in which there are
pool tables.
Mr.. Alderman, whose attitude
toward our Jewish citizens is well
known to the secretary of the Min
nesota Jewish Council, convenient
ly discovered this old law when Mr..
Cassius applied for license. When
Mr.. Cassius closed his pool hall to
meet the demands of the particular
law, Mr.. herman evidently
stopped worrying about the old
law since there are many pool rooms
in Minneapolis which sell beer and
at least one where there is a liquor
license.
Mr.. Alderman almost panicked
the hearing Monday afternoon
while Alderman George Johnson
and Jerry Egan were asking him
how Vincent Fabel could legally dis
pose Of the Cedar Ave. Bar liquor
stock. Alderman used the name
"Skelly or Skelly Sales" instead of
Fabel--to the CONSERVATION of at
least one member of the committee.
The crowd laughed so loud Mr..
Ackerman's face turned beet red.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-08

Diamonds and gold are the min
erals people think OF in connection
with Africa, But the continent has
the greatest reserve OF copper in the
world in northern Rhodesia and the
Belgian Congo. 10 is also probable
that its rich deposits OF coal will
someday be more important than
its gold and gems, in the opinion OF
geologlstS
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-08
Aid to Cleaning

Soak discolored glass cooking
utensils in lukewarm water and
wash with soapsuds. A little baking
soda added to the soaking water
will help loosen the food. II some
brownish stains remain, rub with
dry baking soda Using rough scour.
ing materials may mar the surface.
These places may develop into
cracks
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-08
Coed Swimmer

A muskrat tmusquash) can travel
as far as so yards under water with
out coming up for air. His fur is
nearly as fine and dense as that
Of a beaver. When treated and dyed
1t may be known as Hudson Seal,
Wallaby. Velvet Coney, River Mink,
SealSkin and a number Of other
trade names.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-08
ReplacInE Pockets

When trouser pockets must be re-
placed, II possible get cotton twill
made especially for this purpose.
This sturdy material outlasts mus
Lin. It comes In 30-inch widths, and
two side pockets may be cut from
one length. Pocket lengths vary. so
always measure them before buy
ing cloth for replacing.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-08

Weavers OF rugs in the orient have
quaint customs. In the Herman dis
trict Of Persia DRAM the weavers
fringe both ends Of their rugs. But
In the Sultanabad section. the
Wesvers start a rug with selvage and
fringe off only one end when com.
nleted
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-08
Vaudeville Originators

Among the attractions In the frst
American vaudeville show were
Baby Alice, a midget weighing one
and one-hah pounds and a stuffed
mermaid A few performances
later there was added a chicken with
a human face and Weber and Fields,
a team Of comedians.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-08
Council Hearing
On CGssius Il
Heated Session
Continued from Page u

Continued from Page u
committee with photographs Of his
bar and booths.
Talmadge Carey countered with
the reply that he believed II the
legislature had wanted TO protect
law violators in any matter it
would have put provisions in the
statutes.
Miree Application Heard
The committee heard applica-
tions from three other applicants.
One was James Miree, barbecue
restaurant owner at s0l Cedar who
said he would buy FabePs stock and
fixtures II he got the license. The
police license detail gave a good
report on Miree except for a record
Of 10 suits filed against him by
employees in wage matters, a viola
ton Of the state health and sanitary
laws and a poor credit rating.
Frank Hickman, police captain,
was represented by Frank Collins,
recent unsuccessful mayoralty can
didate. Hickman made a brief
speech for himself and Collins also
talked in his behalf. Raymond Can
non asked him II he was captain
at headquarters when the town was
wide open. He indicated that he
thought there was not much differ
ence now than before.
Egan asked him how he was 60
ing to finance purchase Of the
Cedar Bar. He said he was being
loaned $1,000. Ed Gates, former
chauffeur for Mayor Buzz Balm
bridge, told the committee he was
lending Mr.. Hickman on an un-
secured note. Alderman johnson
questioned him closely remarking,
81 wouldn't loan my brother $1,000
without some protection besides a
note"
Ed Gates is the brother of
Fred Gates whose activity in
the Cassius hearing Is reported
in a previous paragraph.
At both sessions aldermen who
are not on the committee were
present.
Egan questioned Fabel about the
ownership Of the building at 4O8
Cedar where Fabel had operated
the bar before his license was re-
voked. This Is the location where
Hickman has indicated he will OPP
crate II he is granted a license.
Fabel said he rented the building
from Ed Carlson. Mrs. Ed Carlson
is president of Skelly's Sales, Inc,
an off-sale liquor store next door
TO the bar.
When Alderman Hendricks APP
peared at the afternoon session to
tell the committee that people had
called him in the neighborhood and
told him that the bar wasn't wanted
in the neighborhood, Cecil New
man asked him to name the people.
In an exchange with Hen
bricks he said he thought the
people who had signed the
petition for and against were
the people Hendricks should
consider. Hendricks said he
didn't have much faith in petit
tons. He said people will sign
any petition stuck under their
noses.
George Johnson asked Hendricks
II he wanted to withdraw his name
from the Cassius application. He
said, "NO, that won't do any good"
Later on in the day the dailies re-
ported Hendricks had finally with
drawn his name from the applica-
ton.
After everyone was heard who
had anything to say, Alderman
Egan moved that Anthony Cassius
be granted the license. Johnson
hesitated because he said the ques-
ton Of procedure was not clear
in his mind. Romeo Riley, who had
not entered into the discussion at
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-08
OphthaImIc Glass

OphthAlmlc GLASS
Although glass making was estab-
nshed early in the American colo
MES, manufacture Of nne ophthAl-
mic glass for SpectaeleS was hrSt
undertaken In this country less than
half a century ago, according to
Better Vision institute. Now large
quantities Of the finest ophthalmic
glass are produced In the United
States.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-08
Lincoln Beauty Shop
Operator Returns with

Mrs. Eulah Clemens, manager of
the Lincoln Beauty Shop, has just
returned from a Beauty convention,
held in Toledo, Ohio, announcing
the newest hair style rage Of the
East. She is introducing to the
public, various scalp and hair con-
ditioners. Mrs. Clemens also
brought back scalp oils for her Gus
toners. These treatments can be
obtained at the Lincoln Beauty
shop.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-08
Choosing Coffee

Freshly roasted coffee is superior
to any other kind To get your
moneys worth Of coffee flavor,
choose a vacuum-packed brand I'M
less you are absolutely sure that. the
other package is freshly roasted.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-08
Biological Warfare

Biological warfare is not a new
military maneuver. II is recorded
that in the French and Indian wars
u76O smallpox was Intentionally
spread among the Indian tribes Of
Ohio.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-08
CARD OF APPRECIATION

CARD OF APPRECIATION
wish to thank Rev. Floyd Massey
and the blood donors who were so
lovely to me during my illness in
Miller's hospital. Also my many
neighbOfs and friends for the lovely
flowers and cards.
Again, thank you.
Mrs. Mamie williams Overton,
643 st. Anthony Ave.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-08

Baby Betty. glamOr girl OF the
Royal American Shows, will be a
feature Midway attraction OF Min
nesOta State Fair, August %
through September l. Headliner OF
the Worlds Congress of Odd PEG.
pie, she tips the scales at 707
pounds. Major afternoon entertain.
ment features Of the fair will be
auto races, August 20. "a and 81,
and September l; harness races,
August 25. %. 81 and 2S; and two
Thrill Days. August 20 and 80. A
mammoth night show, Climaxed by
fireworks. will complete the amuse,
ment program.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-08

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gnbes nit ieoen, Der ibm gum 9iele
5,l berbelfen perIpribt. lln6 Die
yGleinen" Die feine groBen Mrmeen
ino sSlotten nuf5uipeiien baben, oiir-
fen Staffoge biloen bel ben gern1t-
Italtungen Der Weltn1dhte, oiirfen
auh ibr Spriihlein nufingen, aber iie
51blen i'm iibrigen niht nit - tpenig-
items borldufig nid]t, mo- &uBlnnb iid
bereits als @eltbiftator fiiblt.
Gas Bib lit bitter, aber tros allem
nidt gan5 boffnrngslos. @ie elm gr<
Daden gebt es alitpeilen burh Die
Heiben iener, oie nift gepiGt iinb,
iih oils Warionetten gebrauhen al
laiien, nnb Die erfennen, oaB nit
oller id1pdblihen Na1giebigfeit
&ublano gegeniiber oie pollig ans
ben @eleiien geiporfene iitternationale
Eolitif uno 8irtihaft nidt ianiert,
Der 6rieoe nid)t geiidert meroen fann.
so geiGab es, oils lebte Wohe Ole
Ser. Staaten BEN fran5oiiihen Mn-
nerionsgeliiiten I'M Saar-@ebiet ei-
nen leilen 1anpfer aufiesten, nnD
ais oieje @o6e Elm MusihuB 6es Mb-
georbnetenbauies in ihdrfiter @eiIe
iid gegen Die ruiiii6e 8olitif in
Geutlhlano panbte, llnb aIs bon gng-
lano cine 8arnung an Bolen erging
i'm 3uiammenbang nit ben beporite-
benoen polniifen 0ablen, beren 6rei-
belt man be3peifelt. grtpadenoe gr-
fenntnis bes beutihen Yroblems gibt
iid auG in elmer miloer geitimmten
geiabungspolitif fl,no (Mufbebmng
oes Seiratsperbots fir amerifaniIhe
Soloaten, amneltie -grlaB, bimani-
tare WaBnabmen our 2inoerl,ng Der
Scot uirp.). 9lber es lit 10 piel Der.
pfuift, Dob man iib all5u groBen
Soffnungen nidt bingeben oarf.
gS mag lein, oaB Die 8eifibte
einen gan5 anoern 2auf ninn1t, aIs
beute in Iusitft 81 iteben iheint. gs
mag lein, Dob oas grma6en Der aiia-
tiihen 8elt oas burh bie grbe-
.bung in 6ran5oiiid -Snoo9ina. sic
8drnng in Snoien, ben 8iirgerfrieg
in Gbina uip. iignaliiiert miro -
oas S6mergeipiht Der @eltpolttif
perlbiebt ilno Ienoerlnsen beronf=
fiibrt, Oeren ltmriiie man stpar err
fennen aber in ibrer gan5en tpelt-
btitorilcban 8eoeutllng nod nidt err
faiien fann.
Seoenfals pirb bas Sabr 1947 eli
mes Ser pidtiglten Der 8eif1id)te iein.
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1QdnnkQn
u. Erinnernngen
Bon &es. 8. GmertseS
Nr. 16
(6ortiebung)

3u ienen 3eiten berridte aber IN
3eutiblanb Elm ipiloes, ungebllnoenes
2eben, 3unal unter Sen gbeaeuten,
oie iif nibt on sic @eiese febrten,
&rieg untereinanoer fiibrten, oie rei=
ienoen &aufleute anfielen uno bas
2ano nod Ser5ensluit pliinoerten.
Seoer iuhte ii6 NIT eigener SauIt
He6t 5il peri6affen. 0esmegen nennt
man altd beute nod iene robe 3eiten
oes SauItre6tes.
yfubolf ipollte oieie gelesloien gu
itdnoe nidt ldnger ouloen uno erlieB
Itrenge Gerbote. Samit aber nienanO
I'M 2anoe li6 iiber Wangel an @e-
rehtigfeitspflege beflagen fonnte, rel
ite er in gan5 Geutidlano nmber,
belt ielbit @eridt unb idlidtete Die
Streitigfeiten ser gbeaeute. Die gro-
ben 5iiriten aber rnuBten ibm i61uO-
rem, ben 2anofrieben 5ll balten llno
ii6 ni6t einanoer 81 befriesen. Wit
Ben ungeboriamen 9faubrittern per-
fubr er unnahlihtig. or lieB iie auf=
fniipien unb ibre Haubbureen nieoer=
reiBen. lleber bunbertlnoa6t5ig
NanbneIter 1puroen in Sbiiringen,
Sranfen uno S6maben 5eritort. Oa-
fit prieien ibn affe Giirger ufs ben
8ieoerberiteller ser 0ffentli6en &nbe.
Nuooli mar elm Itrenger Hibter,
aber aud elm dlBerit milber llno nad-
ii1tspoller Shirt. 8eleioigungen ge-
gen i'm ielbit bea6tete er nid)t, unb
ipenn ibm ieine Sofidran5en feline 81.
groBe Site uno Nadiidt gum 8or-
uurf madten, iprad er gu ibnen
vMh, meine Greunoe, es bat mid
ibon gerelit, baB ih su Itreng perfab-
rem; ME aber ion es mid geranen.
Dob id gu gut gelDeIen bin."
ginitbegegnete ibm Elm 2anomann
NIT ieinem @agen. Ser autiher per'
Iangte, Ser 8auer iollte ausipeiben.
uBobin jon id fabren," ertpioerte Der
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-01-04
zlutfhlpt Kripg u. 1ripnrt
(Sortfesu1e bon Geite -

@ebeib l,no 8erberb europa entipe-
Der lid tpieber erbolen uno geneIen
o0er elenoiglid 5uiammenbrehen
miro. unb oie gan5e 8olitif Der Gro
ben" lit Oaralf eingeiteat, &uBlanb in
gutter 2aune au erbalten, nit ibm ei-
men Musgleih 5u finoen i'm poblper.
Itanoenen SelbItintereiie - ni6t aus
grpagungen beraus, Die bas @obl
Ser eeiamten menihli6en @elenIhaft
gum 3iele baben, ipie es Hapit Hius
als 8orbebinglng eines geoeibli6en
SSrteoens forOert. Das Sntereiie Der
Ser. Staaten an elmer eriprieBlihen
Neuoronlng lit abgeflart, fiibrenoe
Bolitifer iino 5ufrieoen, tpenn NIT
GuBlano irgeno cine 8eritdn6igl,ng
er5ielt tperben fann, Die llns cine UNI
beqmeme Gait aus Ser Sano nimmt.
gnglanos linfs ei,igeItellte 3egiernng
lit baran, bas gmpire gu liquioieren
unbs gnglanbs Holitif auf engerer
8aiis allf5ubauen, obne iiber Die ge-
maltige @eltmadtitellung HuBla,tos
oie ia anf elmer 2inie nit Der an
gemeinen 2infsentpidlung liegt
iih groB auf5uregen. Granfreif, fie-
beriId nod ser @ieberberlteaung Der
alien gloire tradtenb, eebt letten
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81. 9. s.

4ir beoauern oas Sinihei6en bes
Srn. ssobn Neinspeiler, Shelby, g.,
mitteilen 5l miilien. Sr. 8einsDeiler
lit Der Batter llnleres glumnus
Sofp. George 9feinsmeiler bonn
SSabrgang t941. @ir erluden nnlere
2eier, Der Seele oes Geritorbenen in
ibren 8ebeten 5ll geoenfen.
&ielige Saufen 8oltiaden iiber-
i6memnten pergungene @ohe oas
8oitamt in @ortbington. @ir be-
oauern sic iiberbiiroeten 8oItbeamten,
oie groBenteils rniere BoItlahen 81
beiorgen batten. ltniere finan5ielle
Seite liefert sen 8e1peis, baB mir ben
9openanteil on Der @eibnadtspoIt
batten, mas mir ni6t I'M geringIten
beoauerten. Woge Der liebe @ott, ser
8eber alles 8uten, alle unlere fret
gebigen 2eier, 5reunoe uno @obl=
tater reihlihit iegnen uno bafiir be-
lobnen, mas lie 5ur Seranbilbung bon
Erieltern beigetrugen baben.
Saben lnlere 2eier niht pergeIien,
ibren Germanoten, Sreunoen uno
Na6barn einen unlerer ,Sbio-@ -@ailens
freuno' =&alenoer ols @eibnahtsges
ihenf 81 geben? Solange ltrrier be-
ibranfter Gorrot rei6t, iino mir germ
bereit, oie iibrigen &alenOer 81 per>
ienoen.
giele nnierer 2eier mo6ten tpiiien,
Oh unler ,Sbio=@ o=@aiienfreuno' na6
Ieuti6lano perianbt tperoen fann.
Nad ben Mitteilllngen oes Boitamtes
lit es bis iebt nod niht geltattet, 3ei=
tungen uno 3eiti6riften nod irgenb=
elmer Gone in 0eutihlano 5u ienoen.
TIMER 8latt fonn aber nad) Solano,
8elgien, Siioamerifa l,no onoern
iiiOamerifaniicben 2anoern perlanbt
mer0en.
gtipa ein 9utenO lnlerer Stuoen=
ten iino ipabreno Ser @eibnadtsfe-
rien bel uns geblieben. Sic brau6ten
feline 2angipeile su baben benn es
muroe ibnen cine rei6e Ibpehillng
bon Spiel unb Grbolung geboten.
Gtipa Elm balber SUB Sbio'er
S6nee erregte Die 8epunoerung I'M
lerer bier gebliebenen Stuoenten aus
California. Sic fanoen ibr belles
Gergniigen oaran, einen le6s SUB
boben S6neemann Dor Dem Gin
gangstor 5lt erridten.
ginem unlerer Stuoenten fiel Die
&ole ySlo ct. Hid's" gum, um oen
Ginbern in ser ct. Wihoels -Sdule
IN @ortbington cine 6reube 5u berei-
fen.
9ireft binter bent Saupteingang
prangt pie iibli6 uniere @eibnadts=
frippe in ibrer altgelpobnten, Hradt.
gSir lpiinihen alien unlern 2eiern,
Sreunoen uno @obltdtern Elm reid
gelegnetes, gna0enpollcS Sabr 1947.
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@,rdtnd,,,6 u

Wfilipanfee, @is. 9m 90. De-
senlber tptroe Der bohap. 9r. sSranS
8eienoorfer, 5tpeiunofiinf5ig, Sabre
oft uno 8farrer Der ltnbefledten
gmpfangnis- -@emeinoe in 8ear
Butte, S.z9af., in 5turgis, S.@Dof.,
beeroigt. Ger Beritorbene tplroe. in
Wsilmaufee, g8is., geboren, beluhte
bort Die ct. Mi1aels-Shule mno
ma6te ieine Stuoien inn ct. 2aurer.
tius-aulleg, Mt. Galoarp uno i'm ct.
Jrancis-Seminar nabe Milmanfee.
gr murbe i'm Sabre 1920 gum Hrie-
liter gelueibt unb binterldBt 5ipei
Shneltern, oie ebrlp. SbipeIter Ma=
ria aqllino, S.S.N.D., uno Srau
5ran5 SODA, beibe in Weiltpaufee.
Gem 2eiter Ser Sammlung snr
2inoerung Der 9sot in Deutihlano,
SoGp. 8iaium 8ronner, Bfarrer Der
ct, Inna-@emeinbe, pnroe bonn
S6asmeiiter Der &agne, sSolepb
6. Moier, elm S6ed inn Betrage bon
$4,000 iiberreiht. 9ieie 5umme
muroe in oen lebten. sipei Wonaten
in Der Milmaufee=grabio5eie geian-
melt nnb am II. 0e5ember an Die
3entralitelle seibidt. 3ugleid gins
cine Senoung BON 5manaigtauieno
Yflno &leioern nno fiinftouleno
8funo Sdu,ben ab. Gie Sammh,ng
miro fortgeiett.
slm @eibnabtsabeno rihtete elm
grano an ser ct. 8auls Stride in
geloit i6peren S9aoen an. 9as
Seuer frab iid oar6 Die Wanb oes
Sanftuariun1s, 6as groBenteils ger
ltort tplrbe. g3..~a
2ittle God, arf. = Ginem sSeuer.
bas am 5ipeiten @eibna6tstag bas
Efarrbaits Ser ct. Solepbs.@emeit1=
De in Sapettepile 5erItorte, fielen atpei
Brieiter gum Spfer, r1mlid Ger 5tpei=
unopier5igidbrige Bfarrer Der @e=
meinoe, bodm. &r. Gbarles 81. Wc-
Gaulep, uno Der fiinfunbfiinfsigiab=
rige bod1u. Sr. Srancis &. Dollarton
bonn ct. Sobn's-Seminar in 2ittle
Hod. Ser lettere ipar tp1breno ser
8eibnadtstage our 4usbilfe in Jap-
ettenille, mo- Der Hfarrer franf bar
nieoerlag 8eioe Brieiter itammten
aus BennIplpania. Satber WcGaulep
muroe 1882, Satber Oollarton 1881
getpeibt.
&om. = &ier ipurbe Dor furaem
Ole Wabl oes bohtp. &rn. Mattbias
Sauit, O.F.M., (Netp Oorf) gum @e-
neralproflrrator oes Gran5isfaneror-
oens beitatigt. 9ieies Mmt lit unter
Dem @eneraloberen bas atpeitb0h1te
i'm @eianltoroen. @egentpdrtig belief
oct p. SauIt bns Mmt zines General
6elegaten 6es Srbens fiir Den noro.
amerifanil6en Sentiment nno Die be-
nahbarten Snieln. Sein NaHfolger
in bielem Mmte lit nod nibt ernannt
morben. (8efanntli6 lit ser General
miniiter oes @eiamtoroens, Der
bodap'Ite Sr. 8alentine Shnnf am
1. De5en1ber in Mom geitorben.)
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9ieies 8pdenbIatt eriheint lett
benz Sabre 1873 regeln1Big ieoen
Samstag uno miro berausgeseben
gum geiten bes &dpitliden &ole'
eium SoIepbinum Der bl. &ongrega.
tion ser Sropaeanoa in Columbus,
oeIien 3ped Ole Seranbiloung bent.
ider grieitero0slinge fir Die Ser.
Stuoten lit. Gieie glnltalt lit baupt.
iG6lid oneepieien auf Die @infiinfte
oieies 8lattes uno oie 8eldenfe lel'
ner 2eier.
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