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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-04-21
APPROPRIATION BILLS.

8. F. a-An act making the appropria-
ton of $500 Immediately available, for
payment of improvements on capitol
building. Publication clause.
s. F. 65-An act appropriating $500 to
pay additional employees of the general
assembly. Publication clause. ..H
meet deficiency in the expenses of fish
and game warden to July l, 1904. Publ
cation clause.
ST. San act appropriating 5000 for
the purchase of land to be used at the
Iowa Soldiers home at Davenport Pub
| LEGATION clause.
S. T. IAN act appropriating $500 to
| pay the extraordinary expenses caused by
! the capitol fire, In which the hall OF rep
| resentatives was damaged. Publication
! clause.
S. +. 99-An act appropriating $500 for
| the purchase by the railway commission
| ers of 5000 official maps of Iowa. Pub
| lication clause.
S. L. LAG (substitute)-An act readjustin3
the classification and payment of turn
Keys and guards at the state penitentiary.
| Instead of each turnkey and guard re-
ceiving $50, these employees are divided
into three classes. The first class shall
receive SIS per month. the second class
s55. and the third $50,
III. F.. 1874 (by acknowledgements
$1,000 for the support of Beneulct Home,
at Des Moinys.
8. f. l5-4n act appropriating sl,7ssl
10 pay fire posses sustained by teachers
and enpics II At the Iowa school for the
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-04-21
RAILWAYS.

II. F. 1856 Cby MISUNDERSTANDING that
where one railway accepts anything for
shipment to a destination at some point
on some other line, and makes a contract
limiting liability 10 any damage that may
be incurred on its own line, such con-
tract shall not prevent suit being brought
against said company for loss or damage,
even when the damage occurred on the
connecting line instead of its own, and
Judgment shall be entered against any
line that fails to show that the loss was
not due to its fault.
II. f.. 26G (by HarD-Compelling rail-
roads to issue passes 10 live stock ship
pers to the point OF destination and re-
turn. one pass for two or more cars OF
stock up to six. and one additional for
more than six cars. said pass to be good
for return within 4s hours after reaching
the destination; also re uirtng the rail-
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-04-21
NEW CRIMINAL LAWS.

s. +. 3i.-An act making the maximum
punishment for the crime of assault with
intent TO commit murder thirty instead of
ten years. ~
IL. i. 81. (by Hambleton)-To prohibit
docking horses.
II. II. 3Sl (by Manipulating 1t crime TO
maliciously injure or destroy any electric
motor light. gas or waterplant or appar-
atus connected Herewith.
II. r. 3S2 (by Shinner) Making IL crime
to wilfully take any electric current. gas
or water from the wires. meters. pipes OF
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-04-21
FISH AND GAME LAWS.

8. r. 15S-An act extending the season
for trout fishing from November to No
vember Is, and the season for trot-line
fishing from December to December Is;
also setting the closed quail season back
to December Is from January /.
H. F. 50 (by Mattes)--To prohibit the
shooting of live birds from traps.
II. F. 1873 (by ChasselD-ro extend the
protection of fish TO include any kind Of
bass. .. .....
II. F. 24s Cby McDole)-To include wild
turkey, ducks, geese or brant in the limi-
tation regarding the number that may be
killed in one day.
S. F. 19S--An act permitting the taking
of buffalo, carp and other game fish from
the lakes OF the state of not less than
two square miles in area under the direc-
tion of the game warden. Publication
classe. N...... ill.,
II. +. 2S1 (by Hanna)-Appropriatin
$i3,50o for the fish and game warden, 10
cover salaries and expenses of office.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-04-21
A Correction.

IT want to thank you," said the lady
visitor, "for your review of my His
tory of Female Suffrage But. by the
way, you had one queer typographical
error"
What was that?" inquired the po-,
litical editor TO whom she had been
referred by mistake.
"You spoke of me as "a new HIS
t-e-r-i-c-a-l writer"
That's SO. "Hysterical' is spelled
with a ""
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-04-21
The Famine View.

Mamma" asked small Noramay,
"was the earth created before MANI"
Certainly. my DEAR" replied her
mother.
why was it?" continued the little
inquisitor.
1T was probably known" explained
the wise woman, that 1t would be
the first thing he'd want after his ar
rival" ~
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-04-21
As She Understood.

Dear me-" exclaimed the pretty lit
tie woman as she glanced over the.
sporting page for the first time" how.
this poor man must have suffered
with insomnia" I.
What mann" asked her husband.
''Why, Billy Broadfist. The paper.
says last night was the first time he.
had ever been put to Sleep"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-04-21
He Makes Talk,

MeJigger-There isn't man in,
town who can keep the conversational
bali rolling like our friend Gayrake.'
Thingumbob-Non He never
says anything worth listening to-
McJigger-No, but he does lot OF
things worth talking about.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-04-21
Enjoyed the EVENING.

"Did you enjoy the evening OF grand
opera?"
did To- answered Mr.. C,fmrox en-
Enthusiastically. st was great. l sent
mother and the girls there, dismissed
all the servants and then went down
and smoked cigar right in the par
or."-Washington Star. .@
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-04-21
Circumstances Alter Cases.

Brigand-'Tis the millionaire's
mother-in-law that we've captured, not
his wife. Shall we threaten to kill
her If he don't send $4,000, instead
of ten?
Chief-No, wen threaten to send
her back If he don't send 100000
Boston Traveller.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-04-21
Revised Version.

Revised Version.
Well. well!" exclaimed the minis
ter, as he threw aside the local pa
per- III that isn't enough to try the
patience of Job"
why, what in the world is the
matter. dear?' asked his wife.
Last Sunday" explaiend the good
man. I preached from the text, BE
We therefore steadfast," but the print
er makes 1t read, BE we there for
breakfast"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-04-21
a Question Of Etiouette.

GuestIon OF EtiQuettc.
am just little puzzled" she
said
What's the matter?" asked her
dearest friend.
why, OF course If you become en-
gagged to a young man at the seashore
II doesn't count the following winter,
put does 1t count for anything If you
happen to meet him at the seashore
again the next summer?"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-04-21

Concurrent resolution favoring the pas
sage of the Hepburn Dolliver bill in con-
gress.
Concurrent resolution favoring the pas
sage Of the b4.l in congress TO establish a
library post.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-04-21
Many Like Him.

Many Like Him.
He pretends to be philosopher"
Yes; but ! notice one peculiar
thing about his philosophy"
What's that?"
It's only other peoples hard Inck
that he is able to accept philosophy
cally"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-04-21
STORIETTES.

Kemble, the artist, while sketching
in the mountains of Georgia recently.
employed an angular cracker" as a
model. The native. when asked what
his hours work was worth, told KEN.
BILE that he thought dime would be
about right. The artist showed him
the sketches, and asked what he
thought of them. WALL" was the
drawing reply, seems to me it's
mighty puddlin' business for a man to
be in, but you must be maxim sutnin'
out of it or you couldn't afford to
throw away money like this fer jest
gettin' a man to stand around doin'
nothin'." -....
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-04-21
Il Draws Itself.

II Draws Itself.
EYES," said the artist. Il drew this
sketch of the scene of the accident in
less than an hour"
"Not all the details. surely" ex-
claimed his admirer. "All that crowd"
for instance"
80, it's easy to draw crowd when
you start sketching. "-Philadelphia
Press.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-04-21
LEGALIZING ACTS.

8. r. SAN act legalizlng resolutions
passed by the city council of Dubuque
relative to certain special assessments
Publication clause. .a|-
S. F. 105-An act legalizing bonds issued
by West Des Moines school district March
10, 1902. Publication clause.
g. r. 204-An act to legalize certain acts
of the board Of supervisors of Crawford
county relating to the purchase of land
Publication clause.
Legalizing acts were passed by the
house affecting the action Of
Election for incorporation of the town
of Leroy, Decatur county.
Election for incorporation of the town
of Lost Nation, Clinton county.
Independent school district Of Soldier,
Monona county.
Town of Deep River in issuing bonds to
Board of supervisors of Clayton county
in purchase of land.
Town Of Persia, Harrison county. in in
cooperating, etc.
Town Of Persia, Harrison county. In in
cooperating, etc.
Board of supervisors in Delaware coun-
ty in levying tax for support of the poor.
Town of Arnold's Park. Dickinson coun-
ty. In Incorporating. etc.
Town of Titonka, Kossuth county. in
incorporating, etc.
Town Of Quasketon. Buchanan county,
in Incorporating, etc.
Harry c. Wright. notary public In and
for Wayne county.
Town Of Schaller, Sac county, in. grant.
ing franchise to gas company
Farmers Cooperative Creamery asso-
citation Of Tenold, Worth county, Iowa.
Town Of Minburn. Dallas county, in in
cooperating and official acts of past ten
years.
Brookfield Creamery association. Worth
county. Iowa.
8. f. 335-An act legalizing an issue OF
school bonds by the Independent district
of Center Point, Linn county.
s. F. 62-An act legalizing the mainten-
ance and control under joint ownership
and control of cities and towns and insti-
buttons of learning.
S. F. 34O-An act legalizing the election
of the town of Weldon, Decatur county,
held March %, 1904.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-04-21
ARnher WaddeIl the: haseball pttch

gettin' man to stand around dom
nothin'." -..
"Rube" waddeIl, the baseball pitch
err, conceived the idea that he would
like to put in the spring months play
ing on college team, and asked q
friend what course OF study he would
better take. Shooting and fishing"
said his friend, with all evidence OF
seriousness. Great" said Wadden;
IT could pass that easy" and ne sat
down and wrote to the dean OF the
Southern institution, in regard to TAX
ing shooting and fishing" course at
his college. He was panied later at
receiving a stern note from the dean,
who thought that Waddell was making
fun of him.
An old Scottish crofter who wanted
reduction in rent appeared before
the commission in Glasgow. 1t was
pointed out to him that, from the mum.
Der of cattle that were on his farm.
he must be doing rather well. "Ocn, y
replied the old fellow, you should see
the bit beasties. They're as lean. sir,
as Pharaoh's kline" How lean was
that?" asked member of the commits.
sion, doubtless thinking that he had
cornered the applicant. Like a flash
came back the answer: $50 lean, sir
that they could only be seen IN Wis
| ION"
Mark Twain and w. d. Howells
were one day lunohing in cafe In
New York. Two overdressed young
men entered, and the first said In q
loud voice: waiter, bring me some
bisque of lobster, bottle of white
wine, and a chop. Just mention my
name to the cook, too, so that every
thing win be done to my liking" The
second young man said: Bring me
some sole with peas, and tell the coon
who it's for" Mr.. Twain gave his order
moment later. He said, with a winF
at his companion: Bring me half
dozen oysters and mention my name
to each of them"
William Bourke Cochran, Mayor Nc
Clellan's successor for the twelfth dis
trict of New York, took his seat ir
congress on the day that the House
went into turmoil over the special re
port on postoffice affairs. II suppose
it looks like old times to you, Cock
ran," said Representative Williams
who, with others, had crowded AROUND
to welcome him back. Just then sucl
epithets as Coward" "Knave.'
"Scoundrel," and Liar" hurtlet
across the chamber. well, can't sa.
II looks much like old times" replied
Cochran, too many new faces fol
that. But II sounds like EN-"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-04-21
CoNCuRRENT RESOLUTIONS,

ways to equip their cabooses with toilet
conveniences within a year.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-04-21

creating q commission for the purpose or
investigating the advisability Of estab-
fishing state sanitorium for treatment OF
tuberculosis and appropriating 1900 with
which to defray tine expenses Of expert
mental treatment.
III. +. 81 (by Jones)--Constituting State
Agricultural college at Amer a highway
and drainage commission for the state OF
Iowa.
II. F. l2s (by Srose)--Permitting the APP
pointment of policemen at state institu-
lions.
ii. r. s12 (by wise)-Regulating the re-
moval Of persons sick with contagious
diseases from one locality to another.
H. +. l3S (by Temple)--Apportionin the
state into representative districts and fix
ing ratio of representation.
II. f. 41S (by Jones)-Requiring the reg
istration of births and deaths.
II. +. "A fby Observation-Disclosures the
burden of proof on the owner of dogs that
have killed sheep. In limiting extent Of
damages ,therefrom.
III. r. IA (by wisep Empowering the
governor TO transfer certain lands In Ce.
dar Falls. giving quit claim of title.
III. F. lSs (by Calderwood)- Granting ad-
ditional slerk and a factory inspector to
be under the direction of the labor COM
missioner.
II. f. 4s7 Cby MISUNDERSTANDING .
report from the State university, State
College Of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
and the State Normal school. and APP
pointing a committee to inspect and re-
port upon said institutions.
s. F.. 336-An act empowering the exec
utive council to authorize the location and
construction of an electric railway across
the state land at Eldora.
8. F. 329-An act providing for the con-
dennation of real property for the use OF
the state the same as other corporations.
( S. f. 317-An act providing for the APP
pointment of a state agent for the sol
diers' orphans home, the Industrial
school for boys and the Industrial school
for girls. "s. ~
S. F. 301-An act putting state bank ex-
aminers on salaries and doing away with
fee system. ."N~ ..-a .
s. F. 14S-An act providing for the pub
pcation of reports of county superintend-
ents of schools.
s. F. 31S-An act providing that all un-
claimed money left by deceased inmates
of state institutions shall be turned into
the state TREASURY. 80
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-04-21
Explained.

Explained.
"Darkins seems to be very bitter
and pessimistic."
Eyes. He's lived in fiat buildings
all his life and the janitors have made
him SO"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-04-21
Near the Limit.

Near the Limit.
Growell-Spealsing OF mean men.
that fellow Duffey Is about the limit.
Howell-How's that?
Growell-Every time he goes into a
crowded barber shop for shave he
gets his hair cut just to keep others
waiting.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-04-21
II is Sometimes Done.

HE doesn't know enough about the
law to be successful lawyer" M
well, let's make him judge"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-03
u ublp1es ii StrG II B EN-.

Yaris, 2. Ss6ruar. = Cine Qnz
sabl NftienSs Sssn6aber Der uripriings
li9sn Banana aanul 9eisni9aft
untsraei6nete eine petition an ben
Su1tiSminiiter 8ulIe, in pel6er tie
2ebteren um ben grlaB zines Gin
balts6efe6ls sesen 9rn. 9autron, ben
2iquibatoren Der 9eieli4aft unD Die
Grnennung zines nelen Re9nungs=
fiibrers bitten, nit Der 8egriinouna
Serr @autron lei unfdbig, i9re Sntez
refen gu tpabren. 9autron lit i'm 8e=
iiBe 10 pielsr Qftien Der alten Gom@
pasnie, bab er Bel benz beabii4tigtsn
8erfauf bes 3andls an Die Ser.
'Staaten Der uusi4lasssbenbe 5aftor
lit.
gei grflGrung bieisr MaBnubme
iagte Elm amerifanil9er 8eumter, Der
benz 9eneralsNnipalt &nor BEL Der
unterIudung bss @ei4dftsitatus Der
@sieni9aft our Settle itaHb, bub oieie
pstition 5tpedlos pGre, 5umal Die
ganse 5rage pdbrenb Der friibsren
Ge6tsbdnbel srpifden Der ulten unb
Der neuen &dnalzgompugnie bon ben
@eri9tsn srtposen tporben lei. Die
Srase lei alfo bereits bon einem CONF
petemten @eri9t entI6ieben tporben,
uubsrbem pdre AUDI Der Suitisminiz
fter 81 @uniten Der 8eibebaltung Der
sesenpdrtisen 8erpaltuns Der 9e@
fenf6uft.
Rod am 2eben
I Mien, 2. 6sbruar. = auf benz
gan Der 5tdbt Wien, lpelher seitsrn
itattfanb, fii6rte grSbersog 2eopolb
Salpator, als er an ber Spise Der
@iirbentrdser in ben Saal i4ritt,
syrau 8elIamn Storer. bic @attin oes
ameritani1hen 8Dti4ufters.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-03
GunsreRurrba

Der Senat psrtr6beIt mebr 3eit nit
&eben ii6er Banana. = Pprto
Hico's @ertretung i'm &eprdlenz
tantenbau5e.
@af9inston, .. g., 2. Jebr.
= Sm Senat purbe Die beuti9e
Sibung bur4 einen ppn Rm protez
itantiI9en &aplan 9ale uno benz
Rabbiner 0abiO pbilipfon, einem
9rofeFor bes israelitii9en @ollegs in
Cincinnati, gen1sinf9aftlih po[l5oges
nen furoen Sottesoienit erDffnet.
3a6biner gbilipIon ipra9 in ieinem
9ebet BON ben Ser. Stautsn als roem
2anbe Der gerbeiBung, Dem neuen @az
naan, bem S9ubfort Der S9pa9en,
benz Seinbe Der llngepe9tigteit, bem
6eiligtbum Der Srei6eit, Dem 9afsn
bes sSrieDens.4
Soar (MaF.) Bot einen 9eI9lub
an, ipel9er bas gum 3pede elmer llnz
terIu9ung Der @nflugen gegen Sietz
ri9 (Nebr.) etnannte Spe3ialaGomtte
autoriiirt, einen glert an5uiteaen,
3eugen por5ulaben uno 9elo 5u per=
aus9Gben. Der 9eT9luB purbe dnz
genommen, llno bdnn fam Der dnbere
6oarf9e 8ei6luB an Die Hsibe, pel=
der 59iebsgeri9tli6e 8eilegung Der
Stpif9en ben Ser. Staaten uno Der
Republif Columbia i9pe6enoen
@treitfragen in 8e5ug auf BandmG
befiirtpprtet. Sair6dnfs (Sno.) bielt
cine lange &ebe gu 8uniten Der &opfez
pelt'I6en ganamaSPolitit un0 Glarte
(Nrf.) rebete i'm nGnli6en Slime.
I'm 4.32 ging Der Senat in @refus
tib4SiBung unb flint 0ainuten ipdter
erfolgte 8ertagung Bis morgen.
SIM ReprG EN- ten + II e
Qelanate elm 8eri9t bss Gonite's fir
Gegeln CUR 8er9anblung, tpel6er
6rn. 0esetau, Dem bieiigen Commit
far fir 9orto 3ico, bas Slurz9ribiz
legium i'm 9auie, iopie bas gte9t perz
leibt, i'm 6uuie foppbl, pie Dor bem
Gomite fir sSnIularS9tffutren iiber bic
Qlngslegenbeiten Der Sniel gu reoen.
@ilIiams (MiK), Siibrer Der be-
lnofratii6en Minpritdt, ertlGrte, bic
0empfraten Ieier bereit, fir ben 8orz
i6lag gu ftimmen. Serfelbe gebe ibnen
MIR ni9t tpett genug. POrto &ico
ioute einen polbere4tigten Oelegdten
i'm 6auie baben, gsraDe 10 gut fpie
Sapaii. = Ra9 einiger 9i5fuiiion
lpuroe Der 9eri9t angenommen, unb
Der Spre9er ernannte 9rn. 0egetalt
gum Mitglieb bes Gomite's fir Snluz
ldr<Iffdiren.
Ous Saus pafiirte bierauf mod eine
9(nSQ6l 8ripdtbiqs unb pertagte iih
bann Hi, 4.16 bis morgen.
Nnfregans anf Dem Sanmtpullmarftr.
g1ep Yort, 2. Je6ruar.-Sro=
Re Nufregung 6errI4t 6eute ged9mttz
tao pieber duf Der 8aumipoll60rfe, II.
elm IenIationel1es Wei9en Der Preile
trat Elm. 8innen Ie6r fur5er> 3eit fiel
8aumppQe fir W}ai @bliefsrung um
125 9unfte, pber Il Gents proPfuno.
8alb nab6er ftiegen Die preife iebp9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-03
Nndl Is gerglente pcrnmeIldt.

@uapdqnil, ECUADOR, 2. Jebr.
poitna9ri9ten aus Dem 3urumtaz
Oiltritt erseben, bub am "a. Sunuar
cine 9rube, pel9e amerifaniI9en adz
pifaliiten gebOrte, einitiir5te unO baB
Is 9lrbsiter barin lebenDig begra6en
purben. Die llngliidli9en lisgen unz
ter elmer rs SUB boben S4i4te groe
unb @erDn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-03
0eilmn9 garnnttrt.

Maenten -. g. Stabn 8 Gpmpaanie,
xerfnafons nns Sibertp. efr.
Drsbe srstiI iRr atetn. Der nihe unltios Gins
feRlst
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-03

MunId geGubert 6a6en, bab Elm ipetz
terer bsuti9er &arbinal erndnnt iper>
be. Seuti9luno bat CUR 3eit MIR
5tpsi &arbindle, Slider uno aopp,
obslei9 bus Rei9 100000 fatboliz
i9e ginipobner fat, spei Millionen
me6r, als Spanien, lpd6reno es fiinf
ipanif9e aarbindle gi6t.
SranSDfif DE 6 or , in d le
NIT M bregelung be-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-03
@naeblihe Sample in Banana.

Banana, 2. 5ebrudr. - Ods
@erii9t cirtuGirt bier, baB colombii9e
Sruppen an Der San 8ldsz&uite,
nelde i'm 9ebiete Der 9epublit Paz
mama liegt, nit Snoianern fdmpfen.
gs 1T Ioipeit 1.unOgli4 getpeien, lpeiz
tere 8uDerIGiiise 2lustunft barber gu
erlangen.
Oas Ser. Staatenz&unonenboot
Bancroft" iollte beute bon Colon nad
gocas bel soro abseben, erbielt jeoo4
in 9ln6stra9t bes ubisen 9erii4ts
mod i'm lebtsn Qugenblid gefebl, feline
9lbfa6rt gu berf6isben.
gapitGn Sorres, 8efebls6u6er Der
gunama=5ruppen gu G6epo, an Der
@iibfeite oes Sitbmus uno brett iiib=
li6 bonn San 8las@9ebiet, meloets
por etli6en Sagen, er fei i'm gegriffe,
ben Sit6mus nu9 Der atlanttl3en
@eite gu freu5en. Da0gli4er Weiie
6aben bic ssnbianer oas Sorres19e
COMMANDO angesriffsn, inbem iie
baTel6e irrt6iimli4 fir cine colombt>
fhe Gtreitma6t 6ielten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-03

anefftIbafte Siuos mosen uHiuOer:
laiHa iein; aber 10 stpb nj, ,psimll 3iuei oI'ib
pier. BAT ,auafeiis ga i6 ist tinsm 9iertsls
iabrburOert ais kin untrigli6es 1dmOrrbOOen@
6ei!mtt, bspdbrt Sie 6siltraft pisi's IN oi.
.mtdutdsiaft fsorm eebradttn Meeitamsntes febt
isit. b.pisjen 6ur9 Dielt Sauienot BON SeiipiesH
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