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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1883-10-25

their duties are discharged in perfume.
tory manner; the school day is of intol-
cradle length, aud preparation for it's
labors not entitled to consideration.
This is the class of persons who occupy
the educational field when school districts
are niggardly on the question of salary,
When attention is directed to the fact
that period of four years makes almost
complete change in the teaching force
OF the county, the difficulty of holding
positions gained in the line of progress.
will be partially comprehended. The
difhcuity is further increased by the neg
iect RI school boards to demand the time
and best efforts of the teachers they have
engaged. There is no teacher who can
without special preparation, do good
work in school room, and teacher of
little experience is fully as much in need
OF instruction in methods of teaching, as
are the pupils under his charge in need
of his assistance. Those young teachers
of wider experience. Ability to teach
does not come from intuition, nor thro'
the possession of a certificate. Teach
ing IS laborious. but doubly so to him
who misspepds his time. One night at
dance is more injurious to health than
months work in the school-room. -
There is a teachers library in the city of
Manltowoc, containing works ON teach
ing. These books lie idle on the shelves.
What an outrage to ask that teacher
should deny himself sleep aud learn
through perusal of these books, q
knowledge of Ills profession! All, but
how proper that the night should be
spent In orgies, where strength is wasted,
health injured and morals perverted.
There is no teacher who should NOT
have library, to include some works on
his profession. Every teacher should
cultivate intellectual tastes and thus ex-
erclse an influence for good in the COM
munity generally. Pleasures whose
tendency is to lower the moral tone
should be eschewed. Every opportunity
offered for improvement in the line of q
teachers work should be improved by
him. He should be active in organizing
societies whose object is intellectual
advancement, and should not be an
active and leading participant in p cas-
ures which unfit him for his work or
which are not in harmony with the strict
propriety which should mark teachers
acts. JoHN N.a,p
:, Co. Supt. of Schools.
Manltowoc, Wis, October 25. 1SS3.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1883-10-25
DYESl DYESl

In all shades and colors, at FisehePs
Pharmacy.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-12-08

FL Paso Times
Last Saturday night a man, claim
ing to be Taylor, the wizard" gave q
show in the theatre building in Paso
del Nortc, in which he advertised to
perform the most wonderful legorde-
main tricks. and also to give some
magic lantern views. lie had adver-
tised his business we'll and thoroughly,
and the result was the Mcxicans turn
cd ont en- massc 10 witness the per
formances. The man stood at the
door and took the checks which the
unsuspeoting McXicaas dropped into
his little box, till the receipts aggre-
gated about eighty or ninety dollars,
and then he walked upon the stage
and addressed the audience in some
thing like the following style: "Laiir~
and gentlemen, l appear before you
this evening H. ono Of the most won
dcrfnI men now living. ! will show
Won trick Tonight that will make
you open your eyes AND wonder how
sucn things can be. Before begin
my performance will show You IL
trick that has caused my name to- be
I-,,,,,.,. 81, ~ ,,,..,, ,i.. F-,,I l. = ...I'.,f
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-12-08

A Party kgeiyins upon the EeO-
pie.



\ scrutiny q. inc vote H. c"uTrrS
SOMA. cau~u~, leg tue uom.uD'lou ~.
s"ruk~r. Shows TIVE uotaH,r tmu4~.
Inc vote for Mr. Randall Mas l's En-
cam III Tia" l1mu"Hu uD,.-4'l '.-
t,um lh"s" Huutn'In states, wa I ~,:-
tam pr"mIucn: newspapers nave .,,-
nouurcd for Mr. Randall an& win t,
tine public Wa partly ird IT, 70 Il-,r
that organising represented puhar
opinion. Tine couHc,~In"n pl"D4,oy
ku"" bcl'"i what puDj un.j ii Was
j.. .ncu rI~.ltr.~, ans I'll. ot IT,,
H.. lis pruulnN rnur",ru "u liz. rpu.
J"u.ut alleged hu~u,~~ interests, ra5a.:
Iaul u..um. pu3.ur u,.inluu III lnrr
>tW.~ Som" ot pu"L. also represented
the Im.t,IduaI opDnuu. of local judur-
a,oul punIl- unIut"l III far of Ea~,ru
c.utcr>, where Tn. Democratic paft}
was SUPPOSED t. nq,, It's >tronor>.
political leadership. Upluion IN Texas
had lis etfec, upon the DELEGATION
from ti> static. and wuu,d j, be- aS-
,uulno too much t. ,.,y that what WA,
known Of the Status Of TcNa~ and I..-
nDis had Il strong influence in drlervi-
ining CarIl>Ic'S majority from otl,r
sIairs5 The second rntrvortIy fr.-
lur. about the ,oi,. is the stand tinker.
bv Wesrprr Democratic LrIrr,rIur,s
/ IN favor of Carlisle. Ohio is one VI
. IL, luIv duuhIu, S,a,e,. and there.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-12-08

WELSH STATION, La, Dec. &, 1888.

WELSH STATION, La, Dec. ., 1885.
To the Lake Charles Echo:
In the present political excitement
over the gubrrnatoriaI controversy
has 1t occurred to the Echo that the
Democracy Of Calcasieu will ask for
representation on the state ticket:
Living in Lake Charles, is a true
Democrat, n man in every respect,
worthy of the high Office The writer
dominates, ). Ben Kirkman, for secrr-
tary of state; as with Il solid drIrga-
ton from this parish, and with such
support as he will readily receive from
all Southwest Louisiana, will make
him n formidable cadidatp We trust
fine voters throughout tine parish will
fully consider this question at til,
primaries, next Saturday.
If our Parish Convention will send
influential drIygariou I" Eror
Rouge. t" present the claims Of Cl}.n
sieu. J Ben klrEman can he momr-
mated for secretary q: state
IIcpmg the ECuo will second the
nomination.. remain, Tu}y vour~
G. y. Welsh
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-12-08

IT is stated that Senator John T..
jones, as a last effort TO retrieve his
fallen fortunes, has leased that portion
of the I" Bonanza mines from the
1850 level upward. The Bonanza"
which turned ont over Sl00,000,000
Of gold and silver, was encountered at
the depth of 1850 feet, and Jones be-
lieves that valuable ores exist above
that level. HIS lease extends three
years, and he will explore the Pronnd,
as miners say, for all it is worth. The
Chicago Herald thinks there is chance
though bare olle-that Jones will
again get rich out Of his lease, BAT
the world will continue to think that
a man who can IN ten years sanander
fortune Of s25 600, goo has but little
chance of again getting on the ton
wave Fortune is 6elIe goddess and
full Of caprice, but even she must be
little disgnsted with man like the
impr0Fldent senator
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-12-08
whut Struck an Old Soldier

at will soon be twenty wears since the
war closed
Under the hot sun Of August, 1882, the VII
lasre Of Dover. n. j., lay still as the sphinx il
Egypt while Elijah sharp, of that place
slowly and softly spoke of the past. q Yes,
he said Il was in the army and saw many
of the sights OF those fearful years. was
discharged from disability. resulting iron
sunsrrnke I came home, miserable IN health
and spirits So eufecblcd that l took cold on
the slightest exposure. Life seemed worth
less to me I lived only in memory"
That was sad enough, said, dividing my
last two cigars.
That's so - responded Mr.. Sharp " but
I r0t over it. OutgFcw it, Not exactly.
When in that condition | began taking Par
ker's Tonic and my health commenced &c
improve right away. | was sstonished at it.
and SO was my wife | piled on the flesh and
could eat ANYTHING. My ambition hlaZed up.
| could attend t. business. and nOw-CNcept-
myself t. the hot sum am a well ~ l was
the day / enlisted What difference Their
ar, in thing gun. and 6ayOnets Kill Par
kcrs Tonic saves.
Tul- preparation. which has been known n
Parker : Ginger Tonic, will hereafter b. called
sImriy Parker Tomb. A. unprlncipleu deal
crs ar, constantly drcriylng their customers
by Substituting inferior articles under the
uarlc OF ginger and =, ginger is really al III
imporIaT, Ingredient, VT DROP the misleading
vor.
Ta.r rIJ5g horrrc., III III, Prq'ay"
tios. ,f~i- AND al BOTTLES remaining Ill the
hand 70. dealers. Wrapped under tn" nam" Of
Parker - Hl"gcr Tonic. contain the genuine
mcdl.,r. j. tn, fac-simile, signature OF His
cox u c. j. 81 ll. h,ltun. Of lin outside
wrapper
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-12-08

Onr commissioners court last week
al the request Of Assessor Gragg, no
tilted him that when they set as a
board Of equalization next June they
viii put the assessment If livestock
al the following figures, viz: Cattle
SIC. 90 per head; common sheep, $500
per head: graded sheep higher accord
ing 10 grade; goats, at $l.5O per head
We call these figures pretty cheap
cattle, fair priced sheep, and wretehed
bigh goats. Whm do Won think 81
shem readers pai8 Pinto NrRs
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-12-08

Gen. Sheridan's explanation Of the
reason why SO many young men desert
from the army is ingenious, bnt not
all the truth. 1t may be the object of
many of our yeung soldiers to pro
cure free transportation to the grow
ing West, but Large proportion OBJ
ieet 10 being treated like inferior be-
ings and being degraded TO the level
Of common laborors. Treat soldiers
well. give them their rights, and they
will not desert Meg York CONNER
eial 1id1erftSsg
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-12-08
For sale,

A TRACT OF LAND consisting of H2O
~ acres, about one-half timbeFed the bal
anee in pasture and farm, under good fence
In the way OF improvements there Is a small
residence, large barn and other OuthOuses
The place is surrounded by AZ excellent cat
tie and hog range and is located on the OPP
posite side Of English Bayou from Lake
Charles. Abundant water for stock at all
seasons of the year. On the place is 100 pc
can trees, planted sixty feet apart, and the
same number OF orange trees from three to
follr years old, Also plums, grapes and other
variety Of fruits.
Terms, $1,000, one-third cash, balance In
one and two years.
For further particulars, apply to
KLEINPETER a BRYAN.
sept-29.1s3
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-12-08


TIE following, clipped from the
observation-disclosures, represents our
views on the subject matter therein
contained. The Agricultural Society
Of Madison county, Miss, is wide
awake to the interest of their section
as well as the general interest. Let
every parish in Louisiana proceed at
once 10 organize similar organization
and take steps to have all the indus
tries, produce, mineral, etc, Of the
state well represented at the exhlbi-
ton. Who wiil t:Ike the lead in this
matter in CAlcasieu
ssThe Madison county, Miss, Agri-
cultural Society held a meeting on the
26th and adopted the following reso,
lutions. Resolved, That it is the sense
IF this society that the Wot!d's Expo
siiion and Cotton Centennial, to be
held IN New ORLEANS in 1884, com
mends itself TO our support, and we
hereby endorse the same, and pledge
ourselves by indtyidual effort and as
an organization 10 its promotion. Re,
solved, That we urge upon our eitl-
gems, especially the farming and indus
trial classes, the Importance OF con
tributing 10 the success Of said expo.
sition, and request all onr people e
cooperate with Us in recommending
to onr legislators to favor a liberia
approximation on the part Of the stats
ii viii thereof, ii order that all the ID
tf,stries produce and ReseAgces af oll
siatenay be fniIs and fairly exhibited
The resolutions were unanimously
adopted ana ordered to bespread upon
the inmates
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-12-08

We give below Il list Of parishes
which have elected delegates to tn.
State Nominating Convention, to meet
at Datou Eougc Oh tho 18th inst, ais
the number Of MeEoery delegate, ana
thos~ opposing Discrimination il eacL
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-12-08
NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT NEW 0RLBss' L.
Semptember "A, 1855.

LAND OFFICE AT New 0RLBhs' L.
Semptember Il, lSs5,
NToTICE is HEREBY GIVEN Writ i,t Nv w
in following naHled Settler has iiieu ,5art
Of his iDtentiUu-ts gHahe Hnal {S1oI ~ - a
OF his claim, and that said proof WI - u Lake
Charles. IN October 80, 1888, yiz h9 siso
stead No. 4s4g. TFed'k Craft Of 1870 Ese s,
parish. La. for The S. Ell Of s. ~.
~ Of n. EA, and n W. OF n b bzs;.tsct.
s5, II. 2. s. RI u W. Southwestern n. 49, ID
III. He names the following Flllle5 Add
prove his continuous residence itiiepni-
cultivation Of, said land, viz W b.
can, Giles r. Craft, Ih0s, afueA'
Raves, all Of Calcasieu parish A,a- ,,a,.,s,er.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-12-08
n office! Notice!
Eg All persons indebted to us
will please come forward and settle
the same, as we will close our books
positively On the first of December.
KAUFMAN d BLOCH.
Lake Charles, Nov. "a, 1888.
NOTICB.


Lake Charles, La, Nov. q, 1888.
TN accordance with resolution of the Town
j Council of the town of Lake Charles.
dated November IL, a. d. 1888, hereby an-
nounce that Plans and Specifications for
building Ryan street bridge aeroGs Pithon :
Coulee. can now be seen at my office. Sealed
bids will be received for the main bridge, and
also for the earthwoTk on both ends of bridge
until Monday, December 3, A. d. 1888, UP to
4 y. N.
Bids for bridge and earthwork must be
made separate.
noy-2f'63J WM. MEYER. Mayor.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-12-08

JENNINGS is booming, in addition
to other new building school house
is going up. a church is to be built
soon.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-12-08

The result of the vote having been
announced, Gov. Curtin moved that
CarIisIe's nomination be made unan-
imons, which WAS Immediately done.
= =
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-12-08

ST. LANDRY parish will re-eIect {
{. Duson sheriff next April. No bet
ter selection can he made.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-12-08
FOR GOVERNOR
S. d. McENERY,
OF OE-ACHETA.

The freight hands strike in new
Orleans. has terminated. Affiliations
divided the matter.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-12-08

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,,s Tin. ,r..nr.r. ,ma,.r...~ nru.
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49,, - H.. ,u,..r., 5a. b. Owes.
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-12-08

The Colorado citizen says y VIII
irg and sorry alnng till Gabriel blows
is horn laiare Il will do SO worth
III adsertisang ii esalmags t0f 4 E'speF'
III saiisafiyfiun price d which y
1n
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-12-08

The Gainesville daily independent,
San Antonio Express and Fort Worth
Gazette are opposed 10 employing
drunken printers, So SAYS tue Calves
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-12-08
T. B. F Z r r E N,
Contractor a. Builder,
LAKE CHARLES, LOUISIANA.
A1YRTLE
kEkkEDll INSTITUTE
-RE0PENED-
september Sd, 1SS3.
MYRTLE

TT Will continue as a Graded Shoot, and
j every attention VII be given the progress
Of pupils. All English branches thoroughly
taught. Galistheuies and Hygiene, an i'm
portant feature of attention, that the pupils
may not only receive Intellectual accomplish
ments, but have the laws of health duly re-
speeted and promoted.
Pnpils should apply the first Of the term, In
order to have their course of study system
lied. All pupils must pass examinations on
entering school, that they may be promoted
10 proper grade.
~. BURT, Principal
Lake Charles. Dec. 80, 1892 w
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-12-08
Improved TOwn PrOpeFty
For Sale AT a Bargain.

TWO large lots, with cottage residence,
i stable, tannery building, fruit trees, and
other improvements, at the foot Of Ryan
street, Lake Charles, La. viii sell far below
first cost Address Leon d II. Blum, Calves
ton, Texas, OF Geo. H Wells, Esq, Lake
Charles, La.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-12-08
h'<1F sale.

A DESIRABLE LOCATION for iaFl .lr's
"a and d SeasAore residence WIN Xxx, IN
improvements, situated al the ln0d'l u ~.
Calcasien river, known as the lha5si P''''
For particulars apply 10
DR. w. M. KGLREkEEAN'
may12tfl Lake Charles 10
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-12-08
ton News.

The King Of the Carnival Of New
orleans has issued his proclamation
declaring that Mardi-l'ra,~, Feb. %,
1881, shall be observed with unusua.
state and ponp.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-12-08
More Immigrants.

George Morgan L>q- u. Indian
Point, Ecrnlhon pmla4, otonpvJ il
IL s..r IL las week lie report, gaoa
Lcatll peace prosperity and plenty.
lie SAYS vhIIc jennings Of CaIcasleo,
eau boast Of her Wcstern immigrants.
that his ncighJorhood can boast Of ia
rapid Increase i'll population at home
Twin babies ar, not At ali unu>ua,
there being rs many as two pair il
one day.
We have been relieved .. several
Of our most important exchanges dur
ing the wevk--two that VIC partcu-
larry wanted. We have no objection
10 our friends coming around as often
as they please to pcrusc onr exchanges
but We do object to having them car
ried away, We need them in our
business OuocLitn Teleqraph
A number Of the guests al we'd
ding reception in Philadelphia last
Tuesday wcro taken il. shortly after
the coIIa.iou wa ,errca An in.esll-
CATION Developed The fac. tia, OIL:
those who ysrtook Of the chicken
salad werg affected. TIL same caterer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-09

S6iler, 10 baB mir ni6t ben s~erinsiten
Ylat iibrig baben. Srotbem mir edible,
peri9iebener Nationalitdt lmb Heligion in
Maiie baben, wobnen meiit ale benz DRIFT:
li6en.H elisionsdnterri6te bel.
Die Seiuitenudter baben bier elm Sole
GUM s~esriinbet, bod lit mir Die !3abl ibrer
SSglin9e jebt ni6t betannt.
Die 6ransistanerudter limb I'M Se9rifie,
cine nele 9farrei gu erri6ten, nm ben Sa'
tboliten bas 6Dren Der 3. Nfeile 81 erlei9s
tern. Die meiiten Soloaten Der en9lii6en
Nrmee iinb fatbolii6 uno, obidon lie ibre
eisene Militarieeliorge baben, leilten ibner
bic 6ransisfanerpdter man6en Oienlt.
S6on mebrmalS iinb b. Ufeilen in arabis
i6en Moi6een seleien porben, obne baB
Die 9lraber Ginnanb erboben.
Die SepOlferung BON Gleranbrien per,
mebrt ii6 iebr idnea, fem Gag persebt,
obne oaB Die S6ifie ni9t 300 bis 400 Yais
iaaiere lanben. Nu6 gum Qufbau Der SER
itSrten Sduier triiit man 9lnitalten. Sd
femme man6e Samilie, Die friiber wobIbas
benb MAJ unb beute iebr bebiirftis lit.
@as Die S6ulen unb S6ulbuiber in
&amleb anbelanst, 10 baben lie aQes per-
loren, nur Die Mauern Der glnitalt iteben
nod oa. VT.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-09
Giuilitano Der Staot Irlpn.
saar, MOiel, Gifel nno Snnsriid.

Ginem in Der N d b BON Siioeri1
wobnenben Ndersmann iino in Solse bes lid
10 i6nel einitelenoen So6maiIers s Stiif
Ginopieb, iein 9anssr Seitano, ertunteu.
Tim oas @lenb gu uersrOBeru, wurbe er pom
@abniinne b%efallsn uno mad @raienbers
gebra6t.
Cine Srau aus Der &rabnenitraB AZ
Srier trils am I. Se,. Sobtsnsettel in Der
Stabt beuIm. Oils oieielbe in einem Sauie
einen 3etteI abseseben, fiel lie nm uno mar
toot.
Sn Der NGbe oes Srtes &iri, IN
Incident cine sanSe Sanoe Wilooiebe iteden
lou, ut es I'M d. SeS. 9tadmittags swis
iten DEM Yd6ter Der Sago BON 6irf
uno sweien permummten. nit auseinanber
genommenen, perltedt getragenen S6utb
maiien ausseriiitetsn Wtdnner BON 6irf gu
einem Gecontre %gefommeu, nobel elmer Der
Sermummten ieine Wafie lallen muBte uno
oemndd itbeioeoas Weite iu6ten. Seoens
fails wirb Die anselesenbeit am @eri6.e
ibren abi6luB finoen.
Sm st. Apolo BEL 0fes bat cine
Walerbole uno bic oarauf folgenoe lleberz
lutbung Don Mtersele unb Goielle GENIAL
tigen Sbaoen anseri6tet. Die @aierboie
iiberrai6tebie Sewobner Ha6ts i'm S6lafe.
Son Ser Sbermoiel. Der yMos
niteur be la Moielle" bat aussers6net, bag
IN Der Belt pom /. Se,. 1881 bis 30 Hop.
1882 ni6t ~psniser als 2Os &esentase ibnen
bei6ieosn worben iinb. lleberbaupt wiro
1892 ais bas re9enreidite Sabr bieieS
Sabrbunoerts ssltsn. @elino aber 1T bic
8itteruns bis ieet seblieben. Sapur6
wurbe Der i9wade Sol,beitanb in oenW odeu
berart aus9ereift, baB er 6roit uno &dlte
8ioerltanb leiiten fanu. Griabrene @ins
ger mollen fir 1888 einen poltommenen
weinrsiden l0erbit p~ropbeseisn. Dor Der
Sanb aber iinb bic Weinpreiie nod iteis
ssnb. Inter $3.50 Sr. lit ni6ts mebr
pom benz Neuen gu baben, 10 lit sr i6on an
bie.,6abritantsn m~oielaufs unb molelabwGrts
sepanoert. 1881. lit nur mebr wsnig hi :
porrdtbis. Gs werben Notwithstanding
bobe Yreiie seboten. Sn lester @o6e
wuroen in Nittel 4 Suber "a ITO Sbaler
sefauit. Cont itebt Der Yreis Is ST..
per Sotte.
am 10. Ses. wuroe Der sbemaliSe
@rensauiieber Srispri6 @ampa6, gts
boren am Is. Oct. 1927 gu Sinfelo, @es
meinpe @eiswampa6, in ieiner @Obnuns
ErinitarierltraBe IA, in,.lfee, J toot aufses
funben. Iuem gni9eine na6 1T oerielbe
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