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a Clothes All0 AvDvA0
And What Happened to
the Rescuer.

The time is summer. The scene the
yard of comfortable American home,
with rows of white garments whipping
in the breeze. Suddenly little shower
begins to fall, and the anxious housewife
dashcs out into the rain to snatch in the
drying linen, Her clothing is wet, her
feet are damp, but the clothes from the
line are dry, and she cougratuates her
self. Next month she is sick from func-
tional arrangement in some form. SHE
realizes that she Unjust have taken cold"
and submits to the pain and discomfort
she endures. What She does not realize
is that in just such little acts of thought
lessness and their consequences there are
often sown the seeds of womauly i'll
health. Women are peculiarly self-for-
getful in their home life They keep on
their feet when it means not only present
pain but future suffering. They work
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CURSE
D r / N K
cured by
WHITE RIBBON REMEDY.
Can Be Given in Glass Of Water. Tss
or Coffee Without Patients
knONAlaer


white Mhhon Remedy will cure or dc.
tlrol the diseased appetite for alcoholic
sLnulants, whether the patient Is con.
hrmrd lnchrlate "A tlppler, social drink.
sr OF drunkard, impossible for any one to
nave an appetite for'llcoholic liquors after
using While Ribbon remedy
lNppkSEp ny MEMBERS w. c. T. U,
Mrs. Moore, Superintendent Of the We
man Christian Temperance linton. writes:
nave tested White Ribbon Remedy on
very obstinate drunkards ana the cures
nave heen many In many cases the Rem.
ray WINS given secretly. I chrerfully rec
ommend and iudorse White Ribbon Rem.
ray Members Of our linton are delighted
"a ma a practical and economical treat.
nSnt TO aid MS In our temperance work %
Mrs. West president Of the woman's
hfstian Temperance Union states: Il
know OF 30 mauy people redeemed from
the curse 81 drink 10y the use Of Whte
Ribbon Remedy thnt | earnestly request
You. 70 give 4 q trial Druggists, or by
mS9mis 81 Trial package free b. writing
tary Of tho Woman's Christian Temperance
lhionl, 2lS FREMONT ST. RdSTON,
MASS. SOLD IN HOUSTON BY KIEs.
tNG 500 MAIN STREnr
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and the De Reszke Boys did several Popular Ballads with
Dance Steps in between The Salary List looked bigger than
the National Debt 1t was the greatest bunch OF Stars
got together
There can be no Kick coming this Show" said
the Manager but he spoke he the First Ngher
coming with Look OF Disgust his Face although
Champion Prize Fighters had just walked the Stage
to do Dramatic Skit.
How do you like the Show" asked the Manager
The worst l saw the Reply The Plot
is not Convincing and the Music is Reminiscent"
II pass you up said the Manager.
And after that he back catering the ordinary
low-browed Public.
MORAL: 1t is the Gift of Disagreement that makes
First Nighters
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GEORGE ABE.

at present
AIDE Of
he Is he
~ declines
II ma a
As $ o ago:
Ado has style that is captivating It and d
=
tn AIDE s column where t" another man wod all he blank Ana the
wob
day The eternal
George AIDE KeutlanA
bril- know
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n 1herw asa who
all
Dad been IS the the Manager
Days wn ne uu ea ana Eaw-law Deadad
andt the Came ~ '''Os
Laugh until he la bcena cingerv Kid
%hb keenIn he
he could TIME
of SWELL
readnr
would
in
dandfo their 90
Performance Kicker andte
Show that the Comedian
In the Soubre wa a
After failing for Years to put Show that
Manager
te Mba did Slack Rope Act and Mansfield Pedestal
ee Double consisted Of
u Lillian Russell Amelia Bingham and Julia Mowe Row while
John jefferson
Belew did
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ne speech spped to them under like Circumstances
nen 'ne yuafter- Horse broke into the Paror for the
Purpose OF shell-rosding the Quiet Man he made Mo III
right off the Reel He did all the taking ,nS
mad the Orr hanging on his Words with ono Arm ,nd
Teaehins for MIN with the other In the meantime Old
Silence set back i'll the Corner completely bl
eted but saying to himself Let him have all the Po
he wants and he'll tie himself in Hard Knot
On the third Evening the Splinter was all in and beo,
10 run win Imp so old Charley Slow pulled his Chair
" MOP AT ! ~. ' 81 .. .ne Nri once more
tain Raiser. " -
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rwo INcuRAnLls woMHN.

perfectly and permanently
cured. Cured altogether,
cured to stay cured. Re-
stored TO perfect health
and strength and the full
enjoyment of life. The
two women in each hun
bred who have not been
perfectly cured have in
variably been helped and
benefited. Women who
had kept their beds have
been enabled to get up
and iningle with the
family. w ONE en- VIII o
couldn't work at all have
been made strong enough
20 do same work. Suffer
ing all the time has been
changed 20 suffering some
of the time, and the in
teusity of the suffering at
all times greatly lessened.
What woman who is weak
or sick can hesitate to be.
gin the use of Or. Picrce's
Prescription with an al
most certain cure before
her, and an absolutely GER
tain benefit to health even
If a perfect cure is im-
possible.
oWords cannot tell
what / suffered for thir-
teen years with uterine
trouble and dragging
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down pains through my hips and back /"
writes Mrs. John Dickson, OF Grenfell,
Assiniboia Dis, N, w. Ter. 81 can't
describe the misery it was to he on my
feet long at a time. could not eat nor
sleep. Often | wished to die. Then /
saw DR. pierce's medicines advertised
and thought would try them Had not
taken one bottle till 1 was feeling we'll
After had taken hve bottles OF Favorite
Prescription and one of Golden Medical
Discovery ! was new woman. Could
eat and sleep, and do ali my own work p
Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription
makes weak women strong and sick
women we'll That's the record written
by women in Thousands OF letters like
those printed above,
Win yea try TO be wcllS
The first dose of 0Favorite Prescrip-
ton" has been the first step to health
for hundreds OF thousands of weak ana
sick women What II has done for others
it should do for YOU
lC YOU feel your case needs special
attention. YOU are invited 10 consult DE-.
Pierce BY letter, tyee, ms did Mrs. Sogden.
Al correspondence is held as strictly
private aud sacredly confidential Adj
dress Dr. X. v Pierce, Buffalo, N y.
A BOOK FOR woNEN.
The best Medical Book Ere. DR..
Picrce's Common Sense Medical Adviser.
containing more than a thousand large
pagcs and over 100 Illustrations, is sent
FEE on receipt OF stamps TO pay expense
OF mailing 0RiT Send 81 one cent
stamps for the cloth-bound volume or
only al stamps for the book in paper
covers. Address Dr. K V. Pierce, But
lalo. N. Y.
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a Small Place where the Freight stopped
Ashes and pick Produce The Fable
Aee Boy who had Rail Boy
ID the Platform and look a Head Brakeman of
No a. antIsN2i himself: "Some Day l shall be like
PIN IT, IMPROVE and learn make Coupn the Run witt
o a
He
@ he fatopped
Delight All
Few Orders OF yellow Tissue
It Proud Day when him Run for then he
@ speak the Superintendent the Old Man and his hand
ahe Dining Room Girls the Line.
Just becoming we'll acquainted with all the Agents and Operators
d 10 Engineer
be He in
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and the Bumpers caught him When he of the Hos
pal his Left Hand looked like Pair of Scissors Then he
enough Ralroader. He went back the Road
and the time they landed him Right He mixed
in head-on Collision and Gravel Train piled up top Of
him By Surgeons had pared away what wouldn't
be any him he trimmed down about three
quarters Size As he got his Clutches he went back
and got Job Crossing where his Duties
Red Flag and crics the Policy of the Road One Day his
Uncle wel-todo Citizen, along and said what
left of him. IF you had taken my Advice would be
oessfu Business Man with the usual number of Arms and Legs
Then the Remnant replied follows when the Choo-
Choo Niicrobe begins work Man he would rather be
crippled Brakeman than athletic Bank President.
MORAL He whose Soul is in Railroading objects
To hnincr rl.nd In
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The Oldest and Best.

S. S. S. is a combination of roots
and herbs of great curative powers,
and when taken into the circulation
searches out and removes all manner
of poisons from the blood, without
the least shock or harm to the system.
On the contrary, the general health
begins to improve from the first dose,
for S. S. S. is not only blood purifier,
but an excellent tonic. and strength
ems and builds MP the constitution
while purglng the blood of impuri-
ties. S. s. S. cures all diseases of a
blood poison origin, Cancer, Scrofula,
Ri eum atism, Chronic Sores and
Ulcers, Eczema Psoriasis, Salt
Rheum, Herpes and similar troubles,
and is an infallible cure aud the only
antidote for that most horrible disease,
Contagious Blood Poison
A record Of nearly fifty years OF
successful cures is a record to be proud
of S. S. S. is more popular today
than ever. II numbers its friends by
the thousands. Our medical cores
pondence is larger than ever in the
history OF the medicine. Many write
to thank us for the great good S. S. S.
has done them, while others are seek
ing advice about their cases. All
letters receive prompt and careful
attention. Our physicians have made
a lifelong studyof Blood and Skin Dis.
eases, and better understand such cases
than the ordinary practitioner who
makes speciality of no one disease.
~ ~ mA We are doing great
60 KV&% good to su ffering
VI VI w. humanity through
1kXAN our consulting de.
~zap Szz~ %kD partment, and invite
you to write us if you have any blood
or skin trouble We make no charge
whatever for this service.
THE swIsy SPECIFIC Co. ALFALFA. CA,
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George AIDES Modern Fables.

epondero Man with a slow elivervan
&y few g'an "yg 10 date up The Modern
ase Vsi dashed the
them ana while Who
This ia was ,,nr ~ bo e @ morse or Such Very
II GREATER having known for Minutes
ssidt lie
he the
andca nc was
woudb all
his MAD
second third Season the Listener
i'd ndaro a - i mat ne was
Lady likes Compliment Impromptu and manufacture, 90
z, for some 1000 o , urea
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when they should rest. They either do
not know or do moi believe that the gen
eral health Is so closely and intimately
related to the local womanly health that
when the latter is undermined there
must be q failing in the general physical
health
THE WORTH or HEALTH.
A woman never knows what her health
ia worth until it is lost 1t is when she
has To leave the guidance OF the house
to others wholly or IN part when she
has to see household duties neglected or
done in y slip-shod manner when she
has little voice in the home to command
or control then it is that she realizes
what health is to her, and what she has
lost
And yet in spite of her suTerings and
her helplessuess she No, Id no doubt be
a very indignant woman ii some neigh
Dor walked in and said abruptly, Why
doaf V6a ret arN?
But il would be a fair question There
are hundreds Of thousands of women
who have been cured OF womauly dis
eases by DR. Pierce's Favorite PreGcrip-
ton, aud every one of those women is a
living question asking
Why don't YOU get wellp
Put away the idea that you cannot be
cured, because in thousands OF cases
rFavorite Prescription" has cured women
vino had suffered for years and were
deemed incurable.
Perhaps your case is different in some
respects from any OF those you know of
1t Is the cure OF such cases which has
made Or Pierce's Favorite Prescription
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WAS &. "a, sonet<r IDr SIX yel
AID doctored all The tiiae with humble
81 different physicians. but did not re
ceive Wy benefit writes Mrs. Georg,
Sogden, OF 64I Bonda Street, Saginaw
(South), Mics. rOne day as was read
ing paper l saw your advertisement
and although had given up all hope Of
ever getting better, thought l woulo
write to you. When / received your
letter telling me what to do com
menced to take your Favorite Prescrip-
ton aud follow your advice, have
taken ten bottles III all, also FIVE walls OF
the Pleasant Pellets Am now regu-
lar after having missed two years.
also suffered with pain in the head and
back, and l was so nervous, could 1og
eat or sleep. Now can thank you for
my recovery
TWO rNcuRABLE woMEN.
The record OF the cures effected nv the
use of Or. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
Supplemented when necessary by IiSe
consultation by letter with DR.. Pierce
shows that OF the hundreds of thousands
of weak and sick women who have used
DIR. Pierce's remedies and consulted Dr.
Pierce, niuety-eight per cent have been
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Des'de an Open Window in the Box Factory there
Dsy after Day bright young Thing named Lizzie
could look out and the Gded Youth going by
la Ing thelr Dogs and trying walk English Fashion
II u sne would ask herself oh, is it within the Range
manan Possibilities that day shall meet these
H. ., ~ answer seemed to have Negative Flavor, for
Ste Lizzie had been unable to Flag any of Best
81 .u-s wen lheY oonldn.t Eactnru Girl nnt
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The Modern Fable Of
the Maiden Who Con.
nected With the Bee
line Route to the Re-
elons of the Upper
Ten.
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But Morning Lizzie and found that her Name
Lizzie all hut Ehe Loypop supposed to be the
Daughter Prominent Physician of San Francisco And
the Box Factory her for she the Front
Row of the Merry Villagers of of these Troupes in
which the Principals support the Chorus.
That evening all the Young Men who travel on their
waited the Stage Door Introduction
that they might feed her and present with Automobiles
She married whose Folks in the Mayfower
and haven't done anything else except TO hold to their
Real Estate And when she floats into crowded Cafe
every Rubbers for she is Celebrity
MORAL: There are Calcium Lights in the Box Fac
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Waffle and rinsed the Dishes for Sesterees per
Week il Society heard about IT, she 10 the Discard
So in order alay Suspicion and that there was Chs
between herself and Kitchen Mechanic she used to roast
the Help favorite Occupations walk up and
down Recent Arrival from Germany Scandinavia WIN the
Irish she had be little Careful But she worked the
Lady Act hard that she had to send the Intelligence once
for batch Of Menas Day or two She was 50
naughty and hty that sometimes she almost Joied herse
into the belief that she had been Hired Girl at all
She hattere herself that she could jump Servant IN
Manner that would have done Credit OF the First FAINT
leS When her Husband rebuked her for calling down the
Mfsd the Presence of Callers she reminded him that very
often Working Girl thinks she good one else un
less she is Squelched.
MORAL: 1t is impossible to palm of Poor Service on
Graduate.
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Ser beutf@e 11nterriht in amerts
fanifd1em G1ulem.

Sn einem SDnoer Nborud lieQt
urs iebt oas iibriaenS AUDI Elm
ftattlibes Bud pDn ca. 200 Seiten
o~arfteqenbe - IA. 9apitel bes Sab
reSberihtes bes Bunbess@ r5iebunes=
gDmmifidrs fir bas lebte 8eri9ts=
iabr pDr. DaHelbe bebauoelt ben
wDeuti6en unterridt in atmerifani=
fhen Sbulen", unb atuar ftammi
bie1es .&apitel" aus Der 5eoer BEG
6errn 2puis 8ieref, bes frii=
beren 8~ammereeribts : &eferenba=
RUS in Berlin uno ipdteren lociali-
ftiiben Observation-Disclosures fir
Wagoeburg.
@s lift Dies cine auBerproentlid)
fleiBige Nrbeit, tpelde Bis auf ben
Nnfang bes IS. Sabrbunoerts su-
riidereift unb Der biftDrii1en gnt=
mideluns oes Dentlbtbums in Nne<
rita cine eingebenbe S1iloerune
miomet.
8ieref liefert lebr eenaue Mnga=
ben iiber ben beutibenu nterridt auI
ben unioeriitdten. Colleges, itdoti=
ihen Sbulen uno 6phlhulen,
Normal Shulen, @emeinoe= Shu=
len, 8ripatibulen, Nbenoi@uler,
ainoergdrtert &c. &c. 5erner beipribt
er Die i'm 2anoe porbanbenen beut=
ihen Bibliptbefen, reip. beutIhen
Nbtheilungen bDn UibliDtbeten. Die
@eieuihaften uno periooiiben Sub
licatiuner fir bic GDrberune oes
Stubiums Der beutfHen Sprabe uno
2iteratur, iomie 8ermdhtniiie uno
Stipenoien 81 oemielben Smefe.
Das Bud entbdlt aud lebr inter-
eiiante biparapbilhe Sfisaen namz
batter Observation-Disclosures Shuls
manner, fotpie cine GhluBbetraH<
nng iiber bic ginmirfung bes
Stuoiums Der beutihen SpraHe unb
2iteratur in ben Ser. Staaten auf
Die amiiben Deutiblano uno Nme-
rita berrIbenoen Be5iebungen.
gieredS Beribt aeiat in eriter
2inie, tpie auBerproentli1 bod man
bic germaniftiiden Stuoien = i'm
ueiteiten Gimme bes WprteS = be-
ionberS BON anglo.ameritantiber
Seite ibdbt. Bebauerliber uno
beibdmenoer @eiie fam oas nift
in oemielben umfanee uno NIT oer=
felben 8erehtigung pDn ben Deutihz
Nmeritanern ielbft geiagt perben!
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@andlOie ~nlper=@ efdbiiee gu lOeirem.

Sas englii6e &riegsminiferium bat oiele 9ldus
fir Die atisbilonne ieiner SulOaten, tpel6su eep6bn=
LID prattiiae 8emonftration folat. 9as @eueTe it
cine erfnouns, @ei&tbe, nel6e nit rau6lOiem
Wntper f~saern, gu l%ocireu, uno Der grfole oerIelbeu
piiroe cine neue asra militdrii6en 6orti6ritts be-
;eibnen. Gs 1T ferner intereiant, ben punoerbaren
GOrtiaritt in Der Meoi3in pdbreno Der lesten flint
zig Sabre gu betra6ten. SO mar uneeIdbr an Der
3eit, ooB Oamals 6otetter's Miascubitters 5uert BOZ.
aeflbrt tpnrOe, unb pd9rsnb oieier Sabre bat es lid
einen 10 fpuuceruOien r&tecOro@ Der 6eiluneeu BON
lol6en setoen gei6afisn, mie @eroauunasleioen.
Soobrenflen, Spspepfe, @uiitoBen, 9ertopfunq, ioz
ME Gebers uuO Nierenleioen, oab es beute Die aaer=
srtte Stelle unier oen 6~aulilienmeoi3inen einnim1nt.
unterlaBt mot. g gu periu6en. llnier 9rioat=
iiemipsI 1T an 6alie Der 6laide.
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Die @eribiebuue in Der 8uiam=
meniebung Der Smmigratipn, nie
fie fib in oieier Tabeae seiet, lit cine
gang iiberrai1enbe. Wdbreno 1882,
Dem Sabre Der b6bften @inmanbe=
rungsaifer, Die es Bis iebt gegeben
bat - ndmlih runb 800, 900 = Der
@hmerpunft auf Die SnmmigratiDrt
aus @rDBbritannien, Deutiblano
unb Sfanbinapien fiel, 1T berielbe
iebt in bebauerlider @eile su @un=
ften Der italieniihen unb ilapiIben
@inanoerung perIbpben tpDroen.
Cine erfreulibe 9batiabe lit bas
ni9t, benin Die Qualitdt Der Srnmi<
grafton bat baourh auf feinen 5au
9eppnner unb Dieieniger baben
@eht bebalten, pelhe ertldrten. baB
Die 8eit fir cine iorafdltiee Sidtune
Der Smmigration aetommen Iet.
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8 3ou 8aiier brabte, moourb Die
gtleoerungsldnbereien i'm @eiten Der
Stoot, Die lbpn fiiralib uberz
pproen tparerl, abermals
unter @aiier eeiebt purben.
Wfit einem fleinen Tbeile oes uez
bermaBes, iber oas man bort tlaet,
mare uns bier i'm Suoueiten 9ebolz
fen ~nefpe1er!
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Ser Sn,pDrt

Der Support ameritaniIder
Observation-Disclosures Maibinen naf)
Bolen lit in itarfem Steieeu beerif>
fen, IN einem 10 ftarfen, oaB bic
oeutlten 5abritauten FOLDER M1as
idinen i6pn Die ameritanil6er Son.
~furren5 ihper empfinoen, unb UNI
10 id)perer, oils iie our6 ben oeut=
iben 9anoelspertrag nit 4uslanb
bort cine art WOuopDl gu baben
glaubten.
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Werfeet bic Welt In Grftammem.

Seine smeite gntbedung auf Dem
@ebiete Der Weoisin bat jemals ben
nierten 9beil Der Gufreauns bernorz
eerufen, welhe DIR. Kings New
Discovery fir Sbpinoiubt perur=
iaht BOT. Seine ibmierieen Brp=
ben in bDffnungsloien Sdaen BON
Sbminoluht, 2unaenentainoung,
BlutIturs uno BrpnditiS bat oieies
Wittel eldnaenb %beitanoen, BON be-
men es 9auienben mieoer Die pDaiee
8eiunobeit surid9eflbrt bat. @e9en
9uiten. grfdltung, Iitbma. 6eu=
5leber, Seiierteit unb dbnlibe 2eis
ben 1T es bas minihensmertbeite
oler Wittel. gu beSieben ourb
S. &alteper & Sobn. Seq. s. s..
Shmitt, gieentbimer. uno 20.
OreiB, bic es 9arantiren ober oas
@elo su%rideritatten. Breis so @ts.
uno $1.00.
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9ie Ginipannerumg bes letten
Sfahre8.

9as Smmieratiutts : Bureau in
8aibinaton bat iebt ieinen Beribt
aber Die @inmanberung bes nit Dem
30. SUM- 1902 ablhlieBenben Sis
caliabres, i'm 8erglei1e NIT ben be-
treffenoen 8ablen oes norieen Sab
req poaenbet unb per6fentliht.
Oanab belief fid Die Nnaabl Der
eigentli6en @inmanoerer auf GAG, 743
uno %oieieniee Der nur gu noriiber>
aebenoem Iufentbalt in ben Ser.
Staten eiu9etroffenen 5remoen auf
82,055, auiammen alio auf 730. 1913
cine 3obl. Die fib Dem 6DbitmaB
BON 1882 mieoer gang bebenflid
ndbert.
Die 3abl Der fremoen MnfDmm=
hinge in ben Ser. Staaten tpar im
Observation-Disclosures Tim 160, 1926 bDber,
als i'm pDrbereebenben Sabre.
Der 2DmenzMntbeil Der biesidbriz
gen SmmigratiDn entfdat auf Die
uQhftehenoen Climber:
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Wau ldhreibt ous Ner(in. g

Wan ibreibt aus Berlin: Der
Der befannten Malerfomilie an
gebDrenbe 9biermaler Saul Meuer.
beim, BON tpelbem piele 8iloer in
aneritaniihen Belts ibereingen,
feierte lebtbin ieinen so. @eburtstae,
au benz ibm BON Rab uno Sern
berslibfte @ladwinihe augingen.