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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-07
Public Library Dedication

Continued from INST paEel
earth. the elected chief executive of a
majority o., the English speaking race.
has uo privilege within these walls
which are greater than that OF the
poorest fellow citizen
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-07
90 EmpIoyes Re.EIeeted.

City Employees Reelected.
Fire Chief Johnson filed his appli
cation for reappointment by the coun.
| ell and also recommended the ap.
pointment of the present force in the
fire department Applications from l.. |
tR. Murphy and J. w. Lewis, soliciting
reelection as night policemen, were
received With the exception OF Larry
Murphy as hoseman, all OF the pres.
I Ient force Of employees were reelected
for the ensuing year Murphy, who Is |
a night policeman, was recommended |
by Chief Johnson for a place as hose.
man in the fire department Hubbard
and Stolz objected to such action on
the part OF the council They deemed
that IL would be bad policy for the
city TO establish the precedent OF
keeping an cmployc in two salared
positions al the same time Stolz {
took the floor and argued az length {
against the consideration of Murphy's {
name, in connection with the election
of hosemau. The trend OF his argu.
mcnt was that the time Of the man ]
belonged to the city as a policeman. .
and IL was not right that he should D
have the privilege OF serving two sep. O
irate departments OF the city at the
same time. The loQuacious alderman
rom the third ward would probably s.
rave been talking yet had not Alder. 8
nan Burrows removed all cause for 81
he further debate on the subject III
.lr, Stolz will permit me, interposed
burrows, II win request that the name HI
4 Murphy be- stricken from the list n
I hosemeu-anythng to cut this talk. p
ng short The other seven hosemen II
'ere elected, and, ON motion, the fro II
hief was instructed TO temporarily OF
n the vacancy and 10 recommend at de
he next meeting of the council a
lndidato for the place. II
Judah Wants Vacation. l.
Recorder Judah asked permission tol
'Ae leave of absence for IS days
hen the work in his office would
AXE IL possible for him 10 leave. Tho
quest was granted with the under
andins that In his absence from the
Iy r, h. Leabo would have charge w
this department Mr. Judah ex.
.cts 10 go 10 san Francisco for
.ort visit with relatives. He is ON.
He'd 10 vacation, having in his four
ars term not been away from his in
ace for recreation. con
Must Be Weighed. pat
An ordinance was presented by OK. lOr
derman Riggs providing that the c,a
le and purchase within the citv of
tuoers, cereals. vegetables etc 'o'
lst in The future be by weight in. wri
FAD or measure and requiring that lol
e weight be clearly Indicated an Sta
3 soods After being read the sec Jun
d time the bil, went 20 the ordinance twc
par
s,l,-,. No,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-07
Two councilmen Retire.

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|or5 .,,,n.n r.. ','' ''''"'s' OF 'he
'' "".' orIo'' entering a
ponn,c5 ,,a,,. a,'',,,,'|' Ia, l''''. N'Sn'p an
Inn. tn. ,',", ~, ",s'',' TO extend to
islatIyo nrancb WI inc ,"' city leg
second u,rJ and - a.. "SH'' %, the
the fourth-nis har, " N'',"''a' OF
and courts,ns ,r'',,'. ~, "' h'nd
lam times r.c.,,.5 I,',, ,,'.,. ", me- "aa at
ass,rs ,n.n, '',," nv, ' ''''' '''". ana to
sn,r,t,. ~. ,'', ','' ''' he'r re-
,opscisrc, "ga ,'.,, ",," 'ns S'"s'y'n1
',''' ''",' "' duty We'll aud honor
rhs ,bs,l. .,, ,t. '',. ,...''7 '''''''7 ''h 'hem
for m, f,i,nf,I - ,,, '''' ,'S OF 'ne ei'y
had at am tr,os -, '' ""''" '0ey
best interests '' ''' Guys
Out Vim ~. o,. - ,...
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-07
New Street Commissioner.

The first Of the subordinate city of.
hcers to be elected was a street com.
missioner to succeed j. p. Frzzell
Councilman Pohle named G. W. Girls.
void the retiring councilman from
the fourth ward. Hubbard placed the
name of G.. G Swart before the coun.
ell The vote resulted Grlswold c,
Swart l. and the former was declared
elected.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-07
MIsee llaneous Cash Receipts.


The warrant indebtedness for the
year amounted 10 t2O927Sl. and was
apportioned among the various funds
as follows.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-07
SALEM
CITY
FINANCES
Substance 0fRecOrder judah S
Annual Report
Cash Receipts Amounted TO
Nearly $4,000

Tho annual report Of city Recorder
N. J. Judah. which was adopted by the
council last night, was a concise and
comprehensive statement Of the bust.
ness transacted in that department
for the entire year The cash re.
celpts Of the recorders Office for the
year amounted to l5O5O53, while the
warrant indebtedness aggregated 500.
927si. Statistics were presented in
The report as follows:
Recorders Court
Total number Of cases heard 50 as
follows: Obstructlng walk ! idle
and dissolute. drunkenness, SO;
begging, 8; riding without light. 3.
dlsorderly conduct 4 riding on walk.
1 vagrancy B violating dog ordi.
nance, repairing wooden building
within fre district. violating opium
ordinance. 4 disturbing the peace g. I,
They we're disposed OF as follows
Fines imposed ~; commitments, a. I
suspended. 2 discharged. L. bail for.
fcited, g. Sum Of fines collected,
S3i2.15, number Of days served under
commitment, 2G7
Justice Court
In this department 2s eases we're
disposed OF They were as follows.
Larceny ~ embozzlcmcut. !, lar
ceny IN house . clyil action. g lar.
ceny iu store q; engine ON bridge. I. j
assault aud battery 2, adultery l;il
larceny by balloo. 4 total Of Sl72. ,
30 was collected iu fees and deposited &
In the city treasury rs follows. jus q
iice'a fees. 1855. constable. Sass. n
These fees were made up as follows. r
Unpaid eases 3 S2O5O paid cases Il
a. fl3l3o, pending casrs T. ygS5. n
lnbilled 9. - mrcportcd. .. Sli25. u
Misee llaneous Cash Receipts. n
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-07

referred to the committee on health
and police.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-07
EMPLOYEES
RETAINED
IN SERVICE
Council Reflects All Sub
ordinate Officers
An Advance in Salaries To Be
Granted

with the exception Of Street Con
missioner Frizzell. all Of the member
Of the street police and fire depart
ments Of the city government we're re
elected by the council Tuesday nigh
for the ensuing year. The meeting o
the council last night was a double
session. First. the old council con
vened and closed up the business oi
the year. when adjournment was TAX
en-. After a short recess the council
as II is now composed, met and pro
ceeded with the routine OF business
including the election of the subordl'
nate officers Of the city.
Repairs TO Be Made.
Chairman Riggs, Of the committee
on streets and public property, report.
ed that permission has been granted
Mrs. Monroe 10 make repairs TO her
Liberty.street Chinatown property
that was damaged in the recent FIRE
The same committee also granted
Eon q Hartley permission to erect a
smoke house on State street
Arrests viii Follow
Recorder Judah reported that he
had notified all owners of property in
Salcms Chinatown district to make
immediate sewer connections, whore
such connections do not now exist
and that no reply had been received
from any OF the parties that are con.
'crncd Mayor Bishop expressed an
opinion that the dlatory parties
should be arrested The council has
or weeks been negotiating with the /
property owners for an Improvement
u the sanitary condition of this block.
% the business district, aud the pa.
.onco of the councilmon is about eX
austcd After some discussion. Stolz
as successful in a motion directing
hief of Police Gibson TO proceed with n
ne enforcement OF the ordinance COY \
ring the subject " the process rut'
olyod the arrest Of prominent parties
Who persist In the maintenance of
ulsancc that has been complained
4. and for the abatement Of which the T.
wners have been repeatedly notified II
" the proper authorities
Reports Of Officers.
The annual quarterly and monthly
'puus Of city Recorder Judah were q
'cciycd ana referred to proper com. I
lIttecs. A digest Of the report ap. .
ears elsewhere la this paper.
Street Commissioner FrIzzcu's r. i
ort contained the following staus. i
cs Days work with team. Z: DAYS L
ork without team, ll6 1919 loads Of a
'avcl used on the streets at cost of u
1915 $50 loads of filling were also o
stributcd at cost of S26iGO. cash n
] hand az beginning of quarter. b
I9G. collected. S75.3S, disbursed al
i,l. balance. S7S.6i M
Finances in Good Shape a.
Treasurer Moir's statement dis. H..
'ses the TACT that the city is not b,
ly living within It's means. but dur ~
3 the last siN months has paid $500 -
the bonded indebtedness of the mn A.
ipalty The city now begins the -.
ar with "a cash balance ON hand M :.
,lG2 vi
TWO CnmnrLInrnn d..
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experienced
constantly "Neighbor
wife sister, told that this
far" Thank
friends this kindness have treated royalty
valley We buy from the
good values And Thank Happy
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-07

Treasurer Moir's statement dis.
closes the TACT that the city is not
only living within It's means. but dur
ing the last siN months has paid $500
ON the bonded indebtedness of the mn
n'cipality The city now begins the
year with "a cash balance ON hand NJ
$lNlG2.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-02-27
To UndreSS al the Telephone.
New York SUM-

"Its appalling," said an elderly
aunt, who was spending week in
town, "to see how they use the tele-
phones nowadays. Only last night,
when there WAS dinner party on,
Mary, who was dressing, answered
the telephone, which is in her room.
Aud 1t was one Of the mon calling
her up to say that he had been de-
tnined down town and was dressing
then as quickly as possible, hnt didn't
want dinner to be kept waiting for
him.
"There the two Of them stood talk
ing to ooe another nst rs if they
were entirely dressed and hnd stopped
for Ii little chat on Tia" s,rr,a ! tell
You this generutiun ia little too
much for me-"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-02-27
tie Wanted
10 Gain Flesh

A Boston millionaire was very
thin. Business cares and conse-
quent nervous troubles told the
story. Hcbecame alarmed, tits said,
and consulted a famous specialist.
az want some hesh," he said,
"I am willing to pay for it. I'll
give you $500 for every pound of
solid healthy flesh you can put on
these bones"
1t was big price, but he could
well afford to pay it. For undue
thinness is dangerous. 1t means
disease, or the approach of disease.
Cod liver oil has most always
been prescribed for this condition.
1t has wonderful properties as a
medicine, but its tsdisagreeableg grease
and vile taste and smell make most
people sick.
We have long thought that
something could be devised with
cod liver oil as a basis that would
arrest emaciation, promote nutrl-
ton, stimulate digestion, aid in
throwing off rheumatism, lung
trouble, bronchitis, coughs, and
prove real bodybuilding tonic
RECONSTRUCTION and flesh former.
We have found it in Vinol (if
you are interested call at the store
and we'll tell you Aoav we found it)
and it certainly does the work. 1t
is pleasant to take. If you are
sick and thin, try Vinol. You can
get your money back if it doesn't
help you.
w, {. Pelham & S0I,
DRUGGISTS.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-02-27
All the Difference.

1t was Il serious moment 10 the fam.
lily. Helen Jehnings was in tears nnd
tried to speak, but her father stopped
her with a sad gesture. Mrs. Jenn-
ings wiped her glasses and prepared
to read Il letter that she had just found
in Helen's pocket. To think that their
Helen, who had but recently celebra-
ted her seventeenth birthday, their
Helen, who was 40 sweet and good
and straightforward, should have a
letter like this!
Mrs. Jennings read in trembling
voice:
"Angel of my existance"--
"What" exclaimed Mr.. jennings
"What sensible man would dream
OF addressing a young girl in that
idiotic manuerH But go on, my dear"
"Existence spelled with an "a too"
said Mrs. jennings.
"Really, the idiot can't spell!' ex-
claimed the justly indignant father.
"Bnt let us hear the next"
ut is impossible for me to describe
the joy with which your presence has
filled me-"
"What does he try to describe it
for, then, the ignoramusY But don't
let me interrupt you," groaned Mr..
jennings.
81 think of you constantly, and |
bitterly condemn your father, the OBJ
stinate, unfeeling, purse proud old
party who will, no doubt, withhold
his consent to our union"
"Old party! Obstinate, unfeelng,
purse proud! and l have been the
kiudest of fathers. When | see this
young man, l will-the man that
could pen those words-but 20 on,
my dear"
| LhSouole, lueto III SOln9 mistake.
| did not see this overleaf till now"
murmured Mrs. Jennings softly.
"Eh ? let me see. Hem"
"Yours, with all the love Of my
heart, Theodore"
"Why, bless my soul, it's one OF
my own lettersw
Eyes, papa," said Helen, drying
her tears and taking advantage OF
the pause that at last gave her AT
opportunity to speak "I found it ir
ono of the trunks just now, and was
going to explain, only you would not
let mo say wcrd."
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-02-27
Painting Her Portrait.

eff could be such an old lady
as thai--so beautiful. serene, sweet
and lovablc i shouldn't mind
growing DID," said a young girl the
other day, speaking Of a white
haired visitor who had just de-
parted.
"Well if you want to be tI.at
kind Of an old lady, you'd better
begin making her right nnw,'
laughed Il keen Wittcd companion.
"Shc doesn't strike me as i piece of
work that was done in hurry. 1t
has taken long time to make her
what she is. IT you are going to
paint that sort of a portrait Of your.
self to leave the world, you'd better
be mixing your colors now."
The merry words were true and,
whether she willcd it or not, the
girl was already thinking the
coiors' for her portrait, and draw
ing day by day the outlines Of the
mature womanhood which shall vet
brighten or darken the lives around
her. Many careless, selfish girl
has in her inmost heart no higher
ideal than "to be like mother"
when she shall have reached moth
er's years; but in the meanwhile
she is content to be as unlike her as
possible. She has an idea that age
brings its graces with it, and that
beautiful character comes, like sill
YER hair. naturally, and without
effort. FORWARD.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-02-27
rtIG NEwBERRY HERALD AND Nnws FEBRrJARY= - ~

make him support candidate for
presidentswho was for the gold stand
ard. Bryan has lost the power, even
though he retains the assurance, to
control the Democratic party. He
bas lost that power because it is with
held from him now and will he with
held from him next year by the dem
ocraoy of the south.
The south, if southern representa-.
tion in congress is an index, is bent
upon giving the nomination next year
to an eastern man, and it will be done
notwithstanding Mr.. Bryan's conten-
tions. 1t is determined to give the
nomination to none but a Democrat
of unimpeaceable party record; and
it will be at no mans dictation. 1t
may be Judge Parker; 1t may be o.
ney. 1t must at least be some Dem
oorat of clean repute as party man.
Another thing: Of all the Democrats
in congress from the south there are
not half dozen who were not for
Bryan ip 1895 and 1900; now there
is not one who is for Bryan or who
will venture to say that he approves
of Mr.. Bryan's policy and tactics as
he has just enunoiated them.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-02-27
Treat the South Fairly.
neslie's w enklN.


1t would aeem only urcessary to.
consider this whole matter of the ap
po'ntm"nt of colornd men and wo
men to public office, north or south
from calm, dispassionnte, aud, so
Tar IA possible, unprejndicod point of
view, to avoid all the controversy
and ill-feeling which have lately been
stirred up on this subject. Every in
tel'Igent person in this country must
understand by this time oxactlv how
the southern people feel about such
appointments and what the general
sentiment Is in the appearauca of
members Of the co)ored race in anv
prominent political way. Even those
who regard this sentiment us wrong
must admit that its existence is in no
way remarkable or surprising That
1t does exist we all kuow, and we
know also that this feeling is deep,
liked, and apparently ineradicnble.
We also know and will admit, if $50
are frank about it, that mucl, the
same feeling obtains ia tho north.
In theory, we of the north regard tho
negroes rs entitled to equal liuh,s.
privileges, aud recogailiouS in poll
tics and business with ourselves Bnt
rs Il matter Of fact we heirv.. nothing
Of the kind. Our prac ices here. a,
least, are almost Hn NntlpoHA dis
tance FROM our theories Their. arr,
IN truth, few noi ighhorhoods in the
north whnr" Il colornd man in nrv
c"nspicuouS official position wuuld II.
much more welcome ihnn he ~ in the
south pccially would this bs
true IN small postoilicr, Iho worst
OF all possible places 10 pnt person
who, for any reason, is socially OBJ.
DoXions
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-02-27
3LEJe Ridge >RAlLROas
II. D. BEAhTIE, Receiver.

In Ehct JuneS, 1902.
r"t~een Anderson ard. Waihalla.
bAsrf"' ny wEsTBOUND
ARRIVE.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-02-27
Columbia sdDWDeYGy&LsaGonsR

(E .stern STANDARD Tin e0
SOuthbounG. Sortthonna
schedule III Eject August 25th 1902
STATIONS
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-02-27
ARRIVE.
LEAVE.

@ ~ i"sn'2r trains tro. BeltOn to Welhals,
h"nu pir''a"'cc over trains of Same class
y oHlh2 IN ~" opposite direction unless 9th
o. WISE specified b3 truiu order ~
,oE Mili ~ ar" s,op at tho following stations to
James and Sandy Springs e''' hi"hoSs
.. II. ANDEIt0VE, Superintendent
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-02-27

fa'icst ~ q Best Line between Newbe nv
mnd Gru"nviIc S urtunblrg and G'onH1
SprinEs: ~
tonhectio . from Ncwbe ~ Via Columbia
New berry and LauiG,S Railway
For Eny info nation, wr,tc
EHNE + WILLIAMS, Gen. Pass ARt
L. M. = Traffic Nauhper
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-31
allentown, IA.

SEER Charles Wimlitit, elm Sim.
Ger Der ihlpor5en Stunt, bat iiir Das
betannte Seilmittel, Sorni's alpen.
trauter Slutbeleber Elm gutes @ort.
Sr. Wfimlitih id)reibt: v4lIentopn,
Ta.. 30. 9tnp. 1902. @ertber Serr
Gcrtor! SD iprete Sbnen hermit
meiaen beralihiten 0ant aus fir Dos
@ltte. tpelhes Der Ilpenfr1uter 9lllt-
heleber meinem &ater getban bat.
Mein Batter por namIid} mebrere
Sahre frdnflih unb bate ME einell
reaularen St1bIgung. "a ih ipdter
III Ger Iruferei Des nRepublituner"
meiu 6eihdft lernte, las it) oft Die an
Sic aerihteten Sriefe III Se3ug AMI
Den glutbeleber, sic mir in unierer
:3eituHa per0fieniliHen. @ir be.
ihlpiien benielben 81 probiren, boIten
cine SYldihe nod Der anbcrn bel
Sbrem Dertben Igenten rrno oils Der
@ater Die finite Slald)e (es pareu
nur Die fleinen 6luiten) baib per.
braudlt bate, fiiblte er 9inbe1ung
uno er betam ieinen r~eeularen StubI.
aana pieoer. Sellte lit er Elm &c.
lumber Wanu uno arbeitet ben gan3en
5ag. Nuf Die anberen Mitslieoer
Der Samilie bralrd,en Sen NIpentrGu.
ter Slutbeleber INNER nod nit Dem
Tater uno mir peroen nid,t mebr
phHe ibn iein. @ir iinb Iae friih
lmo aeiuno. Sd empfeble BEN 9Iut.
beleber ben pielen Ealtienben Die on
Reconnaissance, 9eritopfung, @uss
ltlaa uno iraenb ipeIden Sautfranf,
heiten leioen. @iinihe Sbnen 8liitj
unb 8eoeiben nit Sbrer Webisiu."
Gin bubid,er Sribut Don Ginem
aus nnIerer 8enoiienifaft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-31

-U-
1nlano.
GaIifornten.

- Inter Sen Baiiagieren bes ore
Ter Gage Don Observation-Disclosures
Sdfen in Can Sraucisco angetom'
menen 9umpfers ,Remport" befan'
BEN lid aapit1n s. Sobnitone UNI
nebrere Mnbere, Delte ausse5oger
rpuren. Inn oas 8rad Oes 1862 nn
Der 8iiite bon Rerifo un%tergeganse'
nen Dalnpfers y@oloen 8ate" au1'
auiineen mo Die barullf befinblifen
arohen Shdse az beben. Wie erIns
nerlih, aerietb Die u@olben 8ote" IN
@ronD ilnb ging nit Wann inc
Maus inter. Die 5uriifgefehrten
@liidsiager bebaupten, oas 8rad
aeiuaDen 3u babeu, unb &apitun
Sohnitnne teigt Minsen Dor, Die Don
eeepoiier onseirefien ODER I'M Sener
tbetIrpeiic geitmolseu limb uno bon
benz @plohort Der n9oloeu Gitp" her
riibren iOllen. Gie @liitsidger
fpoIIen iEh nun in San SranciscO Die
rotbiqcu Apparute perlhoffen, UNI
nuh Dem @ruf 3rriid5ufehreu nno
bic ini &iel Ses @ratS befinbIiten
ShaBe I'll bebeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-31
SHinotS.

- ginen beiBen &f nit einenl
nroBen 9ernbarbiner : Suuoe bate
In Gbicaao Der CUR Hepierpad)e in
ben Stod CARDS geb0rige Boli3iit
Himmer an beitebeu. Die Bette.
bic alien Iniheine naf tpa mar.
bate trrr5 border orei 8laben &c.
bitten llno cinerr Oerielben, ben adt
Sabre alteu @iaie Grace, beiien
gltern in Dem Sauie go. S2S @eit
az. StruBe pobnen, iebr libel 5lrs
1erittet. Ser auabe ipielte in Der
StraRe, ais Der Slnb alf i'm 81,
ipraRa. i'm Hieoerporf uno ieiH 8e.
fid,t ulh ieine Sdultern in ponS
fdredIidler @eiie 5erileiidte. God,
Dem audi nod mebrere anOere airoer
bon benz Sbiere angegrifien uno &c,
bilien mur0en mnreu Lief e5 IN SIC
Muhou'S 2eibitaQ, go. 1859 @aIiteb
StraRe. no man ea eiHihloB. Nus
Der GnlIiiit 3inmcr eintrat, Inn Den
Sllnb aI eridieBeu iprang ibm Ger"
1elbe nit cinem mG6tigen Sabe an
ben Sails. Ser 9Iaurod itlug bie
8eitie nit ieinem aniippel nieoer.
aber OaS Sbier iprdIg mieoer AM Den
8eamteH 81 mo eriaBte ieinen Irm.
sSn oieiern fritii6en Iugenblid err
tdien Der Sergeont SarreQ, Der sic
piitbenoe Bette nit einem poblge.
Atelten SdluB 81 go0en itrefte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-31
cefterrei6'u

- Oas Sariete Gemi in 9uoapeI
tpar neulih Ibenbs Der G6aupIot
zines iOnoerbaren llnfaues. Do:
Trodromm entbalt cine ySrientali
ides 8ariete" betitelte Summer, II
pelfer u%ngefdbr pier5ig artiitel
apau8ia beribiebene Hroouftionen 81
uleider 3eit ausfibren; cine Ser
ielben lit Ser Ifienmenib am 9um.
busrohr". Die BON benz Irtilten Ga
letti iebr gei1ift allsgefiibrt iplrbe
&oraeitern befam er elm neues Iiicr
foitilm, ipelhes er bel Der 8robe sim
erlten Seal anlegte. Die folpIialer
Sunoe n0eonioas" bielten Ole unsc
iuobntc @eitalt fir irgeuo Elm Diibei
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