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HOUSE BILL NO. S62,
AN ACT

To amend section one Of chapter ninety-seven OF
courts in the twelfth judicial district.
Be It enacted By the legislature Of the state af
Kansas:
SECTION 1. That section one of the act to which
this IL amendatory be and the same Is hereby
amended go as TO read as follows:
SECTION l. That the terms of the district courts
In and for the twelfth judicial district shall COM
mence as follows: In the county of Marshall, on the
third Monday of March, the fourth Monday in Au-
gust, and the second Monday in December; In the
county of Washington on the first Monday In April
the fourth Monday in May, and the fourth Monday
In November; in the county Of Republic, on the
fourth Monday of January, the third Monday In
May. and the first Monday In October; In the couD-
~ Of Cloud, on the fourth Monday In April, the
second Monday in August and the fourth Monday
in October; In the county of Clay, ON the second
Monday in January, and the first Monday In May,
and the third Monday In September.
SEC 2. Section !, chapter 81, laws Of 1877. 10
SEC. s. This act shall take effect and be In force
from and after June l, 1885.
Approved March 6, 1885.
do hereby certify that the foregoing is true
and correct copy of the original enrolled bill now
on fle In my Office.
In testimony whereof have hereunto subscribed
my name and affixed my official seal.
[sEAL. Done at Topeka, Kansas, this 9th day
of March, A. d. 1885.
EB. ALLEN,
76 Secretary of State.
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HOUSE BILL NO. ITS,
First published March Z, 1885,
AN ACT
Il. b. ALLEN.
Secretary Of State.

To authorize the board Of county commissioners
Of Franklin county to appropriate money to build
one bridge across the Marias des Cygnes river and
one bridge across Eght-Mile creek.
Be Ct enacted By the legislature Of the state of Ka.-
sGs:
SEcTIoN1. That the board Of county commissioners
Of the county of Franklin hereby authorized and
eight thousand doIiss pp IL ADDITION as so" S %
the amounts now allowed by law,
or 30 much thereof as may be peces-
sary TO erect and build one bridge across the Maria
des Cygnes river Locust street In the city of OF
tawp, In said county: Provided, That said county
commissioners shall IN no oase expend any of the
priated until the duly authorised authorities Of the
b expended the sum Of I'VE thousand dollars for the
purposes Of assisting In the erection and comple-
sso. The board Of county commissioners of
the county Of Franklin are hereby authorized and
empowered to levy and appropriate the
sum Of two thousand dollars. Ii addition 70
% much thereof . may Be necessary, to erect
and build bridge across Eight lille creek ct or near
the northwest corner Of the southwest quarter Of
section 2& township Is range 10. and near where
said creek.
s1o 4 This aot ehall take eject and b IN force
from and after is publication in the ofacial stats
Approved March 9, 1855.
I do hereby certify that the foregoing Il txns
and correct copy Of the original enrolled bin. nov
In testimony whereof have hereunto subscribed
my name and afnxed my Official seal
IsEALJ Done at Topeka, Kansas, tho 9Th day Of
March, A. D. 1855
E B. ALLEN,
Secretary Of S*ato
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KANSAS STATE NEWS.

Cawker City is to have Shakespeare
class.
A large catamount was recently killed
in Cherokee county.
"Many hundreds of feet" of sidewalk
have been laid in Mound City.
Ducks and geese are reported plenty
on the Prairie Dog and the headwaters
of the Sappa.
Leavenworth has twenty divorce cases
that will come up at the April term of the
District Court.
The Clyde Mal has opened q French
department for the benefit of the French
Canadians of Cloud county.
The Sentinel predicts that one hundred
new houses will be built within sight of
Kenneth inside of ninety days.
Game Fork, in Marshall county, dur
ing recent rise, could be heard for .
distance of two or three miles.
Work has begun on the grade of the
Newton extension of the Sunfower rail-
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SENATE BILL NO. 50.
First published March Z, 1885.
AN ACT

Making appropriations for the current expenses
OF the state insane asylum at Topeka for the fiscal
provide for the increased expenses incurred during
the fiscal year ending June 80 1885, by reason Of
increased number of patients cared for In the new
buildings erected in the years 1883 and 1884.
Be It enacted BY the legislature Of the stase of
Kansas:
SECTION l. The following sums, or 80 much
thereof as may be necessary, are hereby appropri-
ated out OF any money in the treasury not otherwise
appropriated. for the support of the state insane
salaries and wages of officers and employees for the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1886, one hundred and
twenty thousand dollars; for the fiscal year ending
June so. 1887, one hundred and twenty thousand
dollars; for care and maintenance of additional pa-
ients In new buildings, and salaries and wages of
additional employees for the fiscal year ending June
SO, 1885, thirty thousand dollars: Porided that not
fifty -four dollars shall be paid for salaries and wages
of officers and employees in each of the fiscal years
ending June 30, 1886 and June 80, 1887.
SEQ 2 The auditor OF state is hereby author
treasurer of state for the several
sums herein appropriated, In accordance with the
provisions of IAN act to organize and regulate the
thereof" approved March 8, 1879: Provided, That
the treasurer of the board Of trustees of the state
charitable institutions is hereby authorized to Lraw
upon q duly verified estimate at the beginning of
each fiscal year, a sum not exceeding iiTe hundred
dollars to be held for the purpose of returning pa
tents home and paying current expense accounts of
incidental expenditures by the steward.
SEQ 8. This act shall take effect and Ge in force
from and after its publication once in the official
state paper.
Approved March 6, 1885.
I do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true
and correct copy of the original enrolled bill now on
file in my Office.
In testimony whereof have hereunto subscribed
my name and affixed my official seal
(sKkL. Done at Topeka, Kansas, this 9th day Of
March, A. d. 1885.
E. b. ALLEN.
Secretary of State.
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nnrv.r-7 T,..< - =
III o1oEk q Jefferson t0wnkhlp e1fSoD ouenfN
xanses b md they are hereby an1hoeazod ana eIn
powered to issue the bonds Of satd townGhip not q
exceed in amount the sum Of ten thousand dollars,
or % much thereof a. may be necessary, for tie
purpose of building township house In the village
Of Winchester. in said jefferson townahin
6xo. 2. That said bonds shall be issued in sums Of
not less than one hundred dollars each payable b
not to exceed ten years, and at the pleasure Of said
township, after ave years. and drawing interest q
tho rate Of not to exceed seven per cent Der IN.
mum, payable semi annually, ON the first days Of
January and July Of each year, at the ONCE Of the
treasurer OF jefferson county: Provided, That said
SEQ. 8. Said bonds shall not be issuec until the
question Of issuing them shall be submitted at an
g sss Gr hs WITH hi Ss
ton laws of the state OF Kansas. The hme Of hold
ing such elections shall be designated by said trs
shan give notice Of the time and place Of holding
such election by posting written printed notices
thereof In at least i've public places in said
township. and by publishing the same for four CON,
IN said township. Said notices shall contain state
ment of the purpose for which, ard the conditions
which the bends are to be issued under this act
SEQ. l. Each elector at such election shall be per-
mitted to vote by depositing ballot written or
printed thereon, 'For township house bonds" or
against township house bonds" and II majority
the bonds, the said bonds shall be issued, and
not otherwise.
SEC. 8. The board Of county commissioners Of
Jefferson county shall lew annually such per
cent on the taxable property Of said township -
shall be sufficient to pay the interest on all bonds t.
sued under the provisions OF this act, the same
shall accrue, and to provide sinking fund for the
payment of said bonds.
SEQ. 6. The bends issued under the provisions Of
this act and the coupons thereto attached shall b
signed by the trustee. treasurer and clerk of said
Up and shall he registered by the clerk of said
township and by the county clerk of Jefferson coun-
y, In books kept in their offices for such purpose
&c. Z. This act shall take effect and be in forco
rom and after its publication In the Winchester Ar
gus.
Approves. March 8, 1885.
LIDO hereby certify that the foregoing IL . true
and correct copy of the original enrolled bill now
file In my Office.
In testimony whereof have hereunto subscribed
my name and affixed my official seal
lsEAL-J Done at Topeka, Kansas, this 9Th day Of
March, A. d. 1885.
z. B. ALLEN,
Secretary Of Stade.
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road ffua III Dorado. Ihe r q III s.
ia operation BY July L s

Iroad mum "a Dorad0s Tho nj VII 81
lin operation By July !.
The Rocks county bank WIN become
| the First National Bank OF. Htocktou
April LIST. The capital stock win be
$50, 900, and G. G. Woods will probably
be president.
Fredonia Times: Hon. 10. Martin. OF
Neosho county, . member of the Leaisla-
ture from the South District of That
county, voted against every measure
passed in the House this winter.
Short Creek Republican: The civil en-.
gineer of the Gulf road, was surveying in
our mines recently, with view to locat.
ing route for new switch or an exten.
sion of the present one, over the South
Side company's land.
Frankfort Bee: The creamery was pre-
vented from instituting proceedings for
making butter the first of the month by
the bad roads, which made it impossible
to send wagons to gather up the tactical
fluid.
Dr.: A. T. Tenney, Dr.. Lindsay and Mrs.
MISREPRESENTATION, Assistant Super
intendent and Matron of the Topeka In
sane Asylum-have rendered to the
Board of Trustees their designations, to
take effect on the 18th of April.
Comanche county has eight papers
within her borders. A few weeks ago il
was an unorganized county, and less than
a year ago it was almost "hOwling will
derness," without paper, and with but
few permanent settlers.
Pratt County Press: The 9th of April
should be especially celebrated by the
people of Pratt and Pratt county. On
that day one year ago the first house was
placed upon this town site. and to-day it
is fair to presume that it now contains
nearly or quite one thousand souls, with
every convenience found in a well regu-
lated western town.
Walnut City Herald: During the past
lively and healthy movement than for
several years past, and great deal of
land has changed hands. Most notable
among the transfers of the week was
that Of the Santa Fe Railroad of thirty
three sections to q firm in Hutchinson,
who contemplate locating q colony on
the land in q very short tine.
Oberalin Herald: From County Clerk
Reasoner we learn that from the first day
of March, 1884, to the first day of March,
1885, 391 claims have been proved up on
and placed upon the tax rolls in Decatur
county. This land, together with the
school land brought into market, make
in the neighborhood of 10000 acres
placed upon the tax rolls for the period
above stated.
Atchison Globe: Mud Lake, which is
rather shallow, froze nearly to the bot
tom during the past winter. and as re-
suit all the fish are killed. Columbus
Keene, one of the oldest fishermen in
this part of the country, says that hum
dreds of wagon loads of fish have washed
up on the shore since the thaw, and that
they are generally bass, pickerel and
crappy. The fish in the other lakes are
comparatively all right, although many
of them were killed.
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4 Hsnsfaesor q hi Race.
Pittsburg Dispatch.

/ a 84RoHoO6O1 q HI RACE,
Pittsbury Dispatch.
| Down in the pretty town of Mount
Vernon, O., house cleaning has been re-
duced to regular systemixed business.
and the housekeepeis there are not now
contemplating the season of sweet
springtime with dread of impending ca
lamity which makes every Pittsburgh
housekeeper's heart grow chill and
heavy when the buds begin to swell and
the violets to bloom. AS the story eCea.
q well educated man from England set
tied there, and tried to get employment,
but in vain. Times were dull, and his
prospects grew darker and darker. As
it happened, one day he heard two Ia
dies discoursing on how difficult it was
to get help and how girls" would per-
sist in getting run down." and needing
q rest, and going home to their mothers
or their sisters until house cleaning was
over. This gave him an idea, which he
put in practice at once. He secured
some competent help and went into the
housekeeping business, which has
grown and fourished, and is pronounced
; by every woman who can afford to EN-.
ploy him q "Godsend and blessing"
With q competent corps of assistants
he will undertake to clean q house and
leave it in frst-class order in q day, un-
less painting or something of that sort
is required, which takes more time.
They will take possession early in the
morning, and by night the ceilings have
been calcimined, the walls have been
papered, the carpets have been renova-
ted and put down, the furniture has
been cleaned and polished, and so quick
and def have the workers become that
house-keepers gaze at them in amaze
ment. And, as we are told the firm is
responsible for any damage or loss, and
are so thoroughly reliable and trustwor-
thy that the mistress of the mansion can
60 away on visit and come home to q
house thoroughly cleaned and renovated
from garnet to cellar. If carpets are to
be changed, or turned around, or pieced,
or mended, it is done. Curtains are
washed and put up, blinds are hung,
mattresses renovated, bed clothes
washed, the cellar cleaned. In short,
everything in the way of q thorough
house cleaning is done up with neatness
and dispatch by competent, trained
hands who know exactly what to
do and how to do it, in the shortest pos
sible time and at reasonable rates, such
as plain every day people can afford to
pay for being spared the yearly pull-up
and drag out, and haul over with all the
attendant discomforts and disgusting de-
tails incident to the ordinary style of
house cleaning.
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80 HI - c1trat 6kbtl Il ~ 1sr ~; and
fn the year 1854 Tor he current expgnDes06 M ysar
1885, respectively eome being IN excess o. ne
amount suthori1ed BY laW to b l0vIed-be and the
Same Il hereby legali1ed
SEC. This act shall take effect and be IN force
from and after fts pubication IN the official state
paper.
Approved March s, 1885.
hereby certify that the foregoing lie true and
correct copy Of the original enrolled bill now ON ME
In my Office
In testimony whereof have hereuntO subscribed
my name and affixed my official seal. Done
CsEAL1 at Topeka, Kansas, this 9Th day of March.
Secretary of State.
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SENATE BILL NO. 900.
Thirst published March 2, 1885.
AN ACT

Toprovids for the filing Of CERTIFIED lists Of coun
Be enacted BY the legislature Of the state Of Kan
a0s:
Hes Of this state shall annually the fourth Mon
day of January prepare and file in the Office of the
rotary of state list OF the officers of their respective
counties elected at the next preceding general cleo
ton, which list shall contain the genuine signatures
of all county officers and imprint Of the official
seal Of such as are by law required to keep them,
and the county clerk shall certify under the seal OF
his Office that such signatures and the imprint of
such seals are the genuine signatures and seals OF
the respective officers and that they were attached
In his presence: PrOUided That in case OF any va
cancy in any county Office the county clerk shall i'm
mediatey transmit to the secretary of state the
genuine signature of the person elected or appoint
ed to NIL such vacancy: And prorided further,
That 1t shall be the duty of the county clerks of the
several counties of this state to forward to the
Rotary of state the signatures and seals of all
county officers by the first day OF June, A. D. 1885,
And prorided further, That any county clerk fail
act shall be deemed guilty OF misdemeanor and
punished by a fine of not less than ten nor moro
than fifty dollars.
Sec. g. 1t shall be the duty of the secretary Of
state to prepare and forward to the county clerks the
blanks necessary to carry out the provisions Of
ton one ofthis act.
Sec s. This act shall take effect and be in force
from snd after its publication in the official state
paper.
Approved March 6, 1885.
hereby certify that the foregoing is q true and
correct copy of the original enrolled bill now on file
In my Office.
In testimony whereof have hereunto subscribed
my name and affixed my official seal. Done
[eHAL-] at Topeka, Kansas, this 9Th day of March,
A. D. 1885. E. B. ALLEN,
Secretary of State.
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Are the Jews > Dissanse Racer

London TelegIaph.
Are the Jews . distinct race? Was fho
question asserted, denied, and Ioaxnedly
argued on Tuesday night Fed. ~ 81
various eminent Jews, 3ncluGf1 t6o
chef rabbi delegate, before crowded
meeting ofthe Anthropologica, institu1a
An the peculiarities Of the Jew fhnf -
apparently racial were ninufeiv
discussed, with the result Of leaving -,
very distinct impressions. One ~ f6n4
mixed marriages between JeVe -
nonrJews are 30 infertile that ~
average number Of their progeny -
not equal the number Of the-psro111lr
consequently, half-castes tend "a ar e
The other Was that the qusGt1n e -
!ace was IN other respects IN exceeds
II difficult one 10 decide. -
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Kansas City Live sock Harriet.
Kansas City. March 81, 1ae6
The Live Stock indicator reports:-
CATTLR-Receipts, 1885 head. The marketw as
quiet and Ice lower. Exports. 1905 30 good 70
choice shipping steers, 1906 06; common 70
medium, 45@4 10; feeders. COCA 30; Gown, g %
@3 s..
weaker and loo Lover. Assorted, 4 1904 20;
mixed, 4 00@4 12H.
SHEEP-keoetpts. LACE head. The market To-
day was quiet. Fair to good muttons, 2 secs %;
common TO medium, 6002 %.
CATTLE-SALES.
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Kansae City G.a1n go Rxoaaoo Waul ~
Kanaee city. March a. 81
I0e DGfly Indloatoe xupogeDse IS 70
1LOUR-The maskee W. Quisk
ouolntiono: Carlos ~. &c: XXX, eoc0t ~
Sa,a:.s i0x1 20 enoAce, S60l Is; fanoY. 1 =
O g; nsten, @e3 o. ne seei q
No. 3, ned, ON. &c bid, ss3<e ssked: Arm
5000; Nay. 6e@eeHc; June N2<c; y1l201E
s s bid. tsc shed: No No. !, sc safed "a q.
CoRN-Wesker.
s Ns :: Sssss: ms ap,a ~ re ss e. es: s
.ATS-NOminal.
RvE-No. leash, 500.
lots are q follows: Corn meal, S1ssn, 7o0e0s Inn
S Salt y s' s.eieS g i Psssl So%ins S.. =
1s 8 ssd,a ass Sos o. ei is@ .s E
flax 6KED-l 20o1 S.
1UTTKR-steady. Is
2oc; rol. lool7c; Store pecisa. lsoise soaR saa
1aasws.. :. . Per do.sn:
I'll a1SGG III ducla Is p.r ao.: n.ra.d, !
pc; 6 SS1; I ssy%!11Ssls ssc Per dos
Quotations Old henA 8 o0os - per dcs: dusau
2 % per dos; tWkeyA 1850 perD
Quotakions: Chickens small, 6cQec per n
turxe, choice maI 7c0loc; ducks. l0c; gsus
Y SSf GAIT x1ATs- shoulder 60: c:ess ~-.s
rough ades, nc; clear siaes, nc:
SMOKED AEATb-Ah0ul0erA. &c: long nieN
81 e: z; !4c, nh ode. re: cls:r 10, =, 9 y
aa1AKHAsr BAoox-uc.
BARRN MEATe-Poek. homeless. u e. q ~.
IzapS6hoios lsee:. OK: half barrel OK.
No q ~ NJ Ia
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SWELL, not much In particular. But
Pm . little ailing al over. Idon't sleep
well. and my kidneys are out of order
and I can't enjoy my meals, and I've {
touch of rheumatism, and once in Z
while twinge Of neuralgia" Now,
neighbor, You seem 70 want . general
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HOUSE BILL NO. SIS.
Thirst published March Z, 1855. ]
AN ACT

Authorizing Jefferson township in Jefferson coun.
Y, TO vote bonds not to exceed ten thousand dollars
Tor township house.
Be ~oeeed b. he Iegtslaesrs aS tAs stass a Kan.
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SENATE BILL no. "A.
CFirst pablished March 6. 1sa6.1
AN ACT

10 legalize the tax levy made By the county con-
0issioners Of Phillips county, made in the years
1879, 1850. 1881 1854 1883 and 1884 for the current
ezpeuses Of the years 1856 la. 1854 l8ss 1854 and
1855, respectively.
Be q enacted by he legislature Of DE stats or
K0as0s:
commissioners Of PHILIPPE county, Kansas, In the
year 1879 for the current expenses OF the county for
the year 1880; In the year 1850 for the current
pensee Of the year 1851 In the year 1881 for the
rent expenses Of the year lS62 IN the year 1683 for
~ cureEt expeoaea Qf the ye1r l663i n the Yeay
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SENATE BILL NO. 252.
Thirst published March 6, 1885.
AN ACT

To vest the title Of block eightyone in the city of
MCPHERSON In the board of education Of said city,
for school purposes and to authorize said board
use It for said purposes.
Be enacted By the legislature Of the state Of Kan
sGs:
SECTION L The board Of education of the city Of
MCPHERSON, OF the state Of Kansas with the consent
in writing, of the council of the city of Mcpherson,
and the board Of county commissioners of McPher-
county, hereby authorized to use for school
purposes, block number eighty-one in the city
of MCPHERSON, designated a. park on the duly filed
and recorded plat Of ''McPherson;' and said con-
sent in writing, of said city council and said board
of county commissioners shall vest the title to said
block In said board Of education, for school pur-
poses.
SEQ. a. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its publication in the official state
paper.
Approved March s, 1885.
hereby certify that the foregoing is q true and
correct copy Of the original enrolled bill now file
IN my Office.
In testimony whereof have hereunto subscribed
my name and affixed my official seal.
SEAL Done at Topeka, Kansas, this 9Th day of
March, A. D. 1885.
e. B. ALLEN,
Secretary Of State.
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ELEVATOR REPORT8.
The following Gh0Wy the amount Of gI1tn n.
cetved, Withdrawn and In store at regular eleyae
ton q reported to the Board Of Trade to-day.
Ra0oivod WithdraWn IN af6Rn
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cOMPARATIYE STATE

The following table shows the prices Of wheat
corn, oats and rye ct the close Of Change today
In comparison with the previousday and previous
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9Ys4,epsie.

Die sep6bnIi9fep auseiden uon Dpspepfe
eSer nfansei an Derbauuns iins Elm Druid inn
SIassn, ilstIistsit, gIabunsen. e9pinbeI, eoSs
brenHeu. erbredsn, appstitIOfsfeit unb SartIeis
pistsst. wer nit Spspepfis beboftet 1T, Ieibet
aHiasli9es etenb. sSrperIi9 fowobl ,uie aeittis.
eoI6e asanie iouteu bic gersaratms fttmuIiren.
unS etHsa rsseImdsissn tasIiaen stubIsams Der.
bsifabren. Dies i0nnen iis bur6 masise 9oieu NOM
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poll, liegt nun 6as S6idIal oieier bei=
BEN Nseni6en!
St fanb unter 6er @u6t bieies @ez
banfens ni9t ben WutD, ben Jreunb
5tt ipre6en. Sn triibem Sinnen ging
er beirn.
- Oils ct am na6Hen Sage sesen
bie Mtittag5tunbe BON einer @6luBoerz
Dan6lung, Bel Ser er als gertbeibiger
fungirt, bein1febren tpollte, traf er I'M
portal bes 2anbesgeri6ts tpieoer ben
&atb 9o6e, Der ebenfaqs 6as 9aus
berIieB. Ser alte 9err mar fi6tli9
febr bergniigt.
yaun, fragte i'm 6er Nnmalt, 1T Die
3eugin bereits bier2 Saben Sic nit
Der 8ernebmung f9on begonnens
8egonnen? 8eenoet bnb' i6 iie!
fi6erte ber @reis. un6 re bene gesta
ldBt fib gut ruben! Sd lai1e beut'
bas Mmt fein uno gebe beim. @ogar
fein Ropfweb babe id) beute, aller6ings
NOR fein beionoeres 9ta9benfen mo-
tbig-i6 bate RAID bic Wabrbeit meg.
, @o2-unb mas 1T Die Wabrbeit?
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