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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
. LOMBARDY- STREET BRIDGE.
is Early Completion Viii Give a Hand
c,,b,,rLan nrivowav
some Suburban Driveway.

IS : Z
The City Engineers office has passed
with approval on the plans for the hand
some new viaduct bridge to be erected at
Bacon's Quarter Branch and the Seaboard
Air Line tracks.
This bridge frs and en ,hs senanas 10 e
Bpook Turnpike will give an attractive
and much needed driveway approach 70:
the suburban section to- the northwest OF
the city. The bridge will be completed in
the spring and summer for suburban
driving Il will also give a Satisfactory
approach to the Virginia Union Univer-
The bridge to cost 10000 is paid for and
put up BY the seaboard Air Line Rail-
way in accordance with the arrangement
which It sseprff OF
This Institution has paid for the massive
concerto piers now completed. on which
the bridge will rest: The e. city and county
i the bridge on either side, and this work is
well advanced. Il
The bridge will be of steel construction
GINA Bridge and Iron Company Of Roam.
oke. 1t will be 1913 feet long, twenty-five
feet above the Seaboard tracks, will be
thirty-four feet vide, with six-foot
Is made in the construction OF the bridge
for one electric car zines tracks, and
there Is room enough for a second track;
The bridge will be completed in twoso or
three weeks.
AUGUSTA, GA.-The situation in tha
strike OF mill operatives was unchanged
to-day, but at 6 81 o'clock this evening .hs
lockout In the Augusta district went into
effect. This means thai there will not he
"a spindle turning IN Augusta or the
House Creek Hey tomorrow morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
Dr.Taln,aee No Better.

WASHINGTON. .. c.. April s-.rhc
condi ton OF Rev. DR.. 4. Dewitt Talmage
showed no improvement today. sg:s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
julehtG

The spring has made a fall.
These are all RAIN proof coats, so
they are impeIyious, impenetrable,
impregnable to an ocean CT water,
and as full of style as if utility had
been ignored.
craYanette Rain Goats, $500,
$4,000 and $500.
Rain-Coats as low as $1,000.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-31
TRAVEL BY RAIL IN RUSSIA
From 1rkutsk to Moscow Runs Famous
Train DE Luxe.

From lrkutsk to Moscow Runs Famous
Train DE Luxe.
train de luxe starts from Irl,utsk
for Moscow, every Friday afternoon.
The train, without a change of cars
runs distance considerably greater
than from Boston to San Francisco.
The Paris Exposition has made famous
TINS Siberian train de luxe, with its
moving panorama. its terminal STA
tons at st. Petersburg and Pekin. and
lIs d!nnners at seven francs per head,
The newspaper correspondent. too. has
done his share to advertise il, until the
world has an idea that it is a veritable
Waldorf-Astoria on wheels. We read
of library cars, and both cars. eymna-
SUM cars, where one can make a cen
tury run on a stationary bicycle. ele-
CANT dinners, barber shops. pianos
and other luXuries too numerous to
mention. AS matter of fact the
train as 1t started from Irkutsk on the
18th day of June, 1900, was rather
shabby vestibuled train of three sleep
ers, diner and baggage car. 1t was
luxurious. indeed, compared with the
fourth-class emigrant train on which
we had been journeying, but it is still
many degrees behind the best Amer
lean trains, 1t should be remarked,
however that the best cars had been
sent to Paris for the exposition
One curiosity on this particular train
de luxe was that the first and second
class cars were precisely alike in every
particular while the difference of price
was nearly forty roubles in favor of
the second-class. One would think
that the second-class cars would be
overcrowded and the flrst-class would
be empty. Such was not the case. for
found every cabin in the first-class
taken, and was able to get large four
berth stateroom in one of the second
class cars for little more than would
pay for two berths in the first-c!ass
car. The fares in Siberia are remark
ably cheap. For the whole stateroom
paid less than 1920 from Irkutsk to
Moscow, a distance of $50 miles; this
included four fares and the supplement
tary price of the train de luxe.-Har-
per's Weekly.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-31
EONOONS GRNN TOWER.
.IreoiG. history Involved in This Relic ef
. Centuries.


lssresr 81 ,-Ntts.'' .fslE@Es,
shown -nSthiigs appeaiss : % 1,eslaruwn
iSeyond --rhe iaet. tn the -fDgmer was
used for tie exeentaaS of t,ord., Tiovat
In 1z45,.s 1t seeins, ihdsed. to haye been
'.Ohe. 'ca'stop ,tQ make a pnew:plock: f..
each. necssj9p4 a.. :, .n,... 49,,
slt;.N+as i4nGtAs White LqYeF.ythat. roy
al prisoneye. were, usually, confined. but
the Bloody Tower has had some ill'isc .
trioys 9gcupants--Dudley and Cram.
nier, ,|Rat6igh and Land. to menuoIi
sdfi t:ths*more' tbtioifs names. 20"
9" The cruelty of those days. Is. .welt IL
. hlstTsted' sy, the, sentence passed 'Jfpdn
the Dp!Se, Of, Bugk mghSnn, when ne was
bounded to his death BY Henry VTft.
1t was the duty Of the Duke OF Nor
folk TO pronounce It, and although
that old man had faced death unmoved
on the battlefield. he burst'into tears
as he faltered' ont: Your sentence is.
that you be led back to prison; laid on
a hurdle, and so drawn to the place of
execution; there to be hanged, to be
cut down alive, your members cut off
and cast into the fire, your bowels
burnt before your eyes, your head
smitten off, your body quartered and
divided at the Kings will. Lord have
mercy on your Soul Amen" 1t mat
ters not that the King commuted the
last eXtremities OF this barbarous SEN
tence and satisfied himself with the
mere beheading of his victim; the
words just quoted are characteristic of
more than one century in the history
of the Tower 1t is notable that Henry
VIII. has one of the longest chapters
in this book. Besides Buckingham
the objects of his murderous hate
whose executions are recorded, in
clude John Fisher Bishop of Roches-
ter; Sir Thomas More, Anne Boleyn.
the Countess of Salisbury, his creature
Cromwell. Catherine Howard, and so
many others that one sickens OF the
bloody list. King Henry's marriage
TO Jane Seymour took place the day af-
ter Anne Boleyn's execution. There is
a tradition that the King had ordered
2 gun to be fred from the roof of the
White Tower, then mounted with can
non, which he could see from his pal
ace, as a signal that Anne Boleyn had
ceased to live. The tradition is GER
tainly In character.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-31

been selected a gallery of old prints
that gives a story of the actions
around Boston, at once moving and
informing.
Many of this series come under the
head of the excessively rare" in the
originals. and though they appear here
and there in historical publications
the average reader. or even a fairly
good antiquary, must welcome this
grouping of the scattered treasurer.
The same might be said of a number
OF teatures IN Boston history, as the
churches, the bridges court houses,
almshouses, theaters, markets. rail-
roads, etc. each discussed separately.
focusing, as it We're, the varied and
scattered bits of information that so
delight the antiquarian and yet are
usually ,shch q tax on his patience and
time.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-31
Growing Nuisance.

the tipping habit is a nuisance. "
said a young Philadelphia man who
makes $40 week aud spends $50. aft
er breakfast | want a glass of beer and
it is necessary for me TO toss the bar
tender dime and tell him to keep the
other nickel. | get shaved and hand a
quarter to the barber, who retains the
change. While the shaving is going
on an attendant has been polishing my
boots, and though his charge is only a
nickel | have to give him a dime to
keep him in good humor At luncheon
the waiter must have a half-dollar, and
if in the evening sit in a cafe, dime
or two must be handed out with every
round of drinks.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-31

house is given next, the FIRST one
erected in "Shawmut." supposed 90
have been near the corner of present
lieacon and Charles streets. Mr..
Blackstone invited his countrymou
over from inhospitable Charlestowsi.
and they came. promptly naming thoir
new home Boston. after Boston in
England. from whence many OF the
settlers came.
Early maps of the city are fairly
familiar in reproduction, but Mir.
stark presents them in chronology
ca, series, showing the advances in ac-
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-31
POVERTY AND MARRIAGE.
Long engagements Not Conducive to
Prosperity. According to some.


Prosperity, According TO some,
All unconscious of the man in the
next seat, two girls on a Germantown
train were discussing engagements.
i don't care what folks would say, 90
remarked the one with red hair. ,if
| really loved man and he was poor
| would insist upon marrying him at
once, rather than submit to a long
engagement
That's the way / feel" said the
SRI with blue eyes. THE young man
who stays single until he can save
enough to get married on is up again {
itF AT least, that's what my brothe;
Jack says. He says the trouble is
that when a fellow is engaged to a
glrl he wants to show her a good time
and the consequence is that he never
saves anything"
Jack is right" said the girl with
red hair, according to the Philadelphia
Record. II know case that proves
It, The girl has been engaged now for
eight years. Her fiance is in business
in New York, but he comes over TO
visit her once a week He comes over
on Saturday afternoon and goes back
Monday morning. Saturday night he
always takes her to the theater. ami
there's generally a supper afterward.
I'm sure that makes big hole in his
salary every week, Now l."
Eut the train had pulled into the
Reading terminal.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-31

hour. when the severed heads of the
Jacobite lords brought that tragedy to
an end.
There is scarce a prison chamber
within it's walls that has not at some
time or other contained the bearer of
some great historic name. The Keep,
the Council Chamber-the supposed
scene of Richards vengeance upon
Lord Hastings-Traitor's Gate, the
Chamber of the Regalia, the Bloody
Tower. beneath whose stairs the muir
dered princes were buried; the chapel
of the pathetically named ST. Peter ad
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-31
THE DRAWING OF LOTS.
Departments Plan for Allotting LAM t.
SeitIers Generally ApproyeJ

Departments Plan for Ailotting Ihnii ts
settlers Genoranv Approved.
Thousands of communications CON
H%.ning the opening of the Kiows and
other lands in Oklghama pour in, upon
thcqeting secretary N the interidr. th-
assistant attorney general for tl& d,
| sBeftment'6f the interior and tho rom-
missioner. Of the. general land scafce.
VI th hetvsshhiat5n Star The Filters
indicate that, as a rule, interestH per-
soHs approve of the plan tentiti ely
agreed upon by the Departmentyof the
Interior. and which will be preseAteH
! -ej4HT Tirestf Mas a suggestion for
BIS guidance, THAT the lands be select
tTt by settlers bt"drfwing or casting OF
lots y minister of the gospel is among
those WHO. advocate drawing. lie
prefers it to horse race, especially
where the race has no better, umpire,
fhan; ne. asdafdtd; ideal that'h Knight
makes right " It has intefested the
.9fileiatls-te, note. how this minister am
ticipates'' and answers a cfiticismf
which might be made in some quarters
to the effect that a drawing would be
sort of lottery and Objectionable to
those who do not believe in anything
which savors of chance After point
ing out that by this plan the unsuccess-
fui applicant pays nothing and the sue
cessful applicant only gets an oppor-
tunity to earn the land by fully COM
plying with the law in the matter of
payment, residence cultivation and i'm
provement, the minister summons the
Bible to his support and shows that the
casting or drawing of lots was resorted
10 in distributing the land of Canaan.
in determining whether Matthias or
Joseph, called Barsabus, should become
an apostle. Willis Van Devanter. as
sistant attorney general for the Inte-
rlor Department, points out that in
other instances the drawing of lots as
a means of decision or selection is Civ
EN- high recognition. Two candidates
receiving an equal number of votes at
an election are often required to cast
lots for the Office. A tie vote was re-
Gently decided in this manner in
Massachusetts,. BY the constitutions OF
Colorado, Missouri and Ohio
the judges of the Supreme Court first
elected were required to cast lots to
determine which should be chief ius
tice and to determine each judges term
Of Office. Upon the admission of a new
state drawing is had in the United
states Senate to determine to which
class each of the new senator's shall
be assigned
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-31

Isolated and well watched as the
Tower of London was. several escapes
were made from it, notably those OF
Gerard and Arden. two Roman recu-
SAINTS, whose exploit was peculiarly in
genious. BY strategem they obtained
from friends outside a thin cord with
leaden weight attached to the end.
One dark night boat was brought
to the river bank opposite the place
Of their confinement and the weighted
cord was slung across to it. stout
rope having been made fast to the line.
the prisoners hauled it over the roof
of the Cradle Tower. and, having Sc
cured it. swarmed along it to the boat
and so got away.
In the Tower the regalia is kept. or
the crowns and otner state ornaments
here preserved. one or two articles
only date back earlier than the days OF
Charles II. The Coronation Spoon.
one of these older treasures, sis of pure
gold, and has four pearls placed in the
broadest part of the handle, on which
also are remains of some enameling.
80 NAN'NSHhN 10 Oii lHt DOWls
a ridge runs down the center, forming
two depressions in the metal and into
these hollows the Archbishop dipped
his finger before amounting the sover-
eign. Here also is the room in which
Richard Ill. finding Henry VI. On his
knees, stabbed him to death, punching
his anointed body full of deadly
holes" as Shakespeare has it, That
is the kind of occurrence that CON
fronts the reader on every page Of a
history OF the Tower of London.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-31

the revolutionary period offered a
wealth Of material. from which has
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-31

The great American LOCOMOTIVES
\, orks built last year 1884 railway en-
sines, besides an unknown but much
smaller number built in railway shops.
says the New York World This is the
greatest record ever made, and shows
much activity in improving and equip
ping American railroads But though
,he United states is by far the best
engine market In the worl :, 10 per cent
OF this great product, S37 engines, were
for foreign markets. A still larger
number were exported in 1900. when the
home market was less insistent The
Baldwin works alone have in the past
three years sold engines in these coun-
tries: England, ireland Russia, Spain.
Denmark. Germany, Belgium, Holland.
Norway, Sweden. France. Finland,
Japan. India. China, Assam, Burmah,
Tunis, Canada. Alaska Soudan. MeXi-
co, Hawaii Egypt, Cuba, Peru, Chill,
Brazil, Algeria, Uganda. Ecuador, Por-
to Rico, Colombia. Nova Scotia, Yuca-
tan. Costa Rica. British Columbia, San
Domingo, Cape Colony. Australia. Far
more than the British drum-beat
tne scream OF the American locomotive
whistle and the thunder of its 'nigEty
wheels are heard round the world"
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-31
Two Famous signatures.

Henry Post of Gilman, ILL.,, recently
purchased a tract of land in Stone
county, Missouri. and obtained an alb
stract OF title dated June IS, 1893. A
favorable opinion was attached es to
the validity Of the title. signed by DAN
lei Webster and Rufus Choats.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-31
BOSTON in HISTORY.
Antiquarians Welcome a Book. Recently
Written on the Subjects G Aae ~. +s
Special Lettegl,a, 80.

'-''' 'st =. z K 81. :" lFSi
curacy aud completeness Of the record.
It was a iapid. gJo,Ath. "a t8aaA :l7gas
when Capt john Bonner made his
map, the result was a highly crcdita-
bile work. that remained standard for
many years. It. is the oldest map OF
Boston ing existence showing INA
streets and prominent places
The old HOUSES are; of e1lIrse given
in detail, each with a BRIEF, though as
a rule, picturesque. history. a merit OF
the whole feature being the grouping
in one place of so muoh th4.is scat.
tered alaa9ns PEri6diealst and ole. Nee-
ofds ., W
One Of the most Interesting. series
ihooYs tgs,iFadual leEeIipst of Beacon
Hin to It's present yestige of once
proud eminence. Harvard College is
given very full treatment together
with the monumental history of Cam
bridge Common.
The revolutionary period offered
wealth Of material. from which has
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-31

Vincula, where so many at last found
peace 10 wnom 1t had been denied in
hfe-these are perhaps the most in
teresting portions of the Tower of
London.
Possibly the place of execution is the
most touching spot of them all. If the
rapacious Somerset the ambitious Suf-
folk. and the guilty Catherine Howard
died there. so, too, did the sanity
More, the gentle Jane Dudley, the still
hotly debated Ammo Boleyn.
OF the block and AK which are now
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-31
NTIQuARIANS

NTIQuARIANS. andtin-
deed the ordinary reader.
Will welcome the second
edition. just issucdt of
James II. Stork's Gan
tique Views OF Ye TGwnc
of Boston" whqsver
has tried to find , out
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-31

EONOONS c
Tragic. History Inye Z!
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r. =" a@.r,.s =. .I~~ -. - e7p'e'a'
} esz=sS.eySl.E5 ats M!!!,striQ.us ms
Al "a tory, the literature of the
.A E Tower of London. in ,suiy-
FEl[@ thing like popular form,
qEX 81. is4 remarkably ...meager,
Ss%I1s .Mpst acc9unts Of the group
Il of buildings that may ,be
considered the most inter
esting inafhei void :qre either costly
and inaccessible, or mere compilations
which help little to clear appteefa-
ton either Of. the groEJh Of the for-
tress or the vast and tragic part it has
played in the history of England :,
,s'" ne SadsIest' spote sh sthe earth, :"
MIote Macaulay of the. chapel Of St
Peter ad Vincula in the Tower Of
London. The words might almost as
well be applied to the whole great
mass of buildings 1t is a sinister pile
that has frowned down for so many
centuries Upon the placid Pool. and
there is little in its history that is not
tragic.
Interest in the tower centers natur-
ally in the Norman Keep, better
known to history and the visitor as the
White Tower. The grim and time
worn fortress is a little town within
itself, where portcullises are still
practicable" where the gates close
every night. and where King Ed
wards Keys are escorted to the Gov
ernors chamber with medieval
ceremony which reads like a page out
of Sir Walter Scott or Harrison Aims
worth.
No stronger defense than the White
Tower was ever built in ancient times.
Winding staircases and corridors so
narrow that one man could defend
them almost against an army had to
be traversed before the kernel of the
place could be reached, while the meu-
trieres. from which molten lead or
great stones could be dropped upon as
sailants VINO were endeavoring to
storm an entrance. made it extremely
that there would ever be any
necessity 20 defend the interior. g.
But. attractive as the Tower may be
from such points of view as these, 1t
Is its human interest that appeals most
to the imagination. With
in those thirteen storied. acres was
worked out the long tragedy of Eng
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-21

aeaen Ole Sdulen 81 entferncn, be.
bari eS iad,tildtiger Superintenoen-
ten, nno FOLDER gutter &eformen, Die
aitf Die 9alter unabmeisbar lperben.
Niht cine plonloie Na6Gffung
mondler fraglider ginrihtlunaen Der
DffentliGen Shulen miro oos Gin.
iehen nnb Ben giniliiB Der @emeinoe.
idltlen %erbobenL ionoern Elm ipitema.
Tides, perit1nbnibpoaes gorgeben
inter Ser Siibrune eriabreRer Haoa.
qoaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-21
a,xsttbnrpsr eSnsettr, girnatnu, ne,t Fl. Ostnhrr 1902.

bohiten 8rab, ipenn ciner tpegen Den
IniiGten Ole ein Correspondent
auBert, Dos gIott obbelteut uuo Die
,Nunoihau" bafiir perantmortlif)
mad)t. 9aS Gid)tige ipGre pobl,
lest glt6 bin uuo id)reibt cine @egel,s
%eiHIenbung gegen Ole Gorreiponben5
uno benefit, baB Der &erl falid) oaran
lit. @er Damn anl meilten unO Die
beiten gepeiseriinbe fir iih bot, Der
bot reht. 9enfe nur 3iemanb, bab
elmer ale @eisbeit sepahtet, uno
Dab er alIein INNER reGt bat, un0
oaR. tpenn elmer einmal anberer Sin.
iiht lit, man oann nit Dem &nebel
oreinihlagen, poltern, bonnern uno
iiber Den Inoeren los5ieben muB, UNI
nit ieiner Iniift burf5ltorineen.
gtur INNER bIbid rubig, auoiatur
ct altera pars, man bore INNER beioe
Seiten, priifet @les unb bebaltet bos
Bette. 0as iino uniere @runoiGbe.
3arum peroen Die 2eier manhmal
IN Sorreiponoenoen uno Ginletouns
aen Sa6en finben, nit benen mir
4alla uno gar nid)t einperitonoen iinb
uno Die mir nibt mteri6reiben
m0hten. Die nIunbihau" ioa chen
niht bios zines Wannes 9eitung
iein, ionoern iou @Gen, 10 bel oils
moalid, unb 10 peit es it6 nit beu
@rltnOiGben Der &eligion llno Oct
Mtorol pereinbaren l1bt, eere9t
mer0en."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-21
Die Ditlid)cn Staaten begriifen Die
Smlajinnu BON StaatsDcrbGnben sltm

Central Sereine iaIt einitimmig oils
eiueu Sdritt in Ser red)teu &i6tuug.
Auh Die g%rlpdbllng Oes Serrn
Selters bat bel oen 8ereinen bes
SitenS groBe @efrieoigung &C.
aeben, mie aus Dem Solaenoen aus
Der ~Noro = Imerifa" erii6tlih:
n@iue iebr pidtige @ntideiOung
bot Der 9. VI. s.. Central : Serein auf
ieiner lesten, in @pnnspiQe a~bgebaltes
men Sabres = Seriammlung &c.
troifen. @uf Intraa Der 9eleguten
Der Stoaten Seem yorf uuO Nem
Seriep Duroe beiblolien, Die Goniti.
tuition DeS Central @ereinS 10 ab5u'
Gnoern, baB bon nun an audi 9eles
aatcn bon StaatsperbGnoen in oelIen
@eneral . Yeriammluneen Ste nno
Gimme erbaltcn iollen. 9leie
Nererung lit gan6 ~5eitgemdb oa Die
beutiden Staats . &erbdube bon
Sobr 81 Sabr cine grOBere Saoeu-
tunQ erlangen nno es bieien groBen
&ereiuigungeu piel leihter mGglidl
lit, 9elegaten 81 oieien @eneral.Sers
iammlungen 81 ~entienoen, oils Den
fleinen Sotal > SerbGnoen, mas Die
Solge bate. oaB in Den ein5elnen
General 8eriummlungen Die groBe
WtebrSabl Der Selegaten ltets MIR
aus Der ndberen llmgegero Der Con-
oentions Stobt gefommen mar.
gllh Ole grlpdblun" Oes Serrn s. y.
Selfers, 6es SrGiiOenten Oes StaatSs
perbanbeS bon Seem Seriep gum HrGs
iiOenten bes Central : 8ereins mlB
ais cine iebr erfreulihe unO merle
WoBregel orgeieben mer0en. Gem
niGt nur lit Serr Selfers elm iiir Die.
les bobe uno miDtige Imt unBerlt
aeeiQneter Wann, ionoern fam es
audi Dem Central /. 8ereine MIR gum
@ortbeile bienen, ipenn er, nad)oem
er piele Sabre binourG ollie leine
YrGiibentert aus Dem @eiten genom.
men butte, mieber einmal einen ber.
porragen0en oeuti6en &ntbolifel
aus Dem Often auf oieie @eiie aus
seidnet mo oaburd aud i'm Sltcu
neues Sntereiie fir lid, berporruft."