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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-06-05
ELECTRIC LINE AGAIN
PRESIDENT SAVAGE WRITES OPEN LET.
TER CONCERNING ENTERPRISE.
Statement That Minneapolis. Rochester and
Dubuque Traction Co. is Part Of
Great Western Scheme is
Branded as False.

We are in receipt of letter from
President NJ w. Savage, of the Min
neapolis. Rochester and Dubuque
Traction Co., which will no doubt
prove of general interest and we print
it in full. as follows:
| AS President of the Minneapolis,
Rochester and Dubuque Traction
| Company, 1 wish to correct the mis-
statement which has heen made and
copied in various papers, to the effect
that the Dan Patch Air Line is part
of general scheme of electrical rail
ways projected by the Chicago Great
Western Railway Company. The source
of this story is a mystery to me, but
from whatever fertile imagination it
cane, makes no difference 1t is alb
solutely without foundation.
The Minneapolis. Rochester and
Dubuque Traction Company is incor-
porated under the laws of the State of
New Jersey with the privilege of
doing business in Minnesota and
Iowa. Its stockholders are almost
entirely men of these two states and
it is backed largely by Minneapolis
capital 1t is not affiliated with. or
|
any railway or other corporation.
| Our stock is being sold to men
| living along our right of way who are
interested in this road for the great
good it will bring their respective
properties and communities.
When the Dan Patch Air Line is
completed, we want to have it owned
and entirely controlled by men living
70 nj Of T. TO Il
| have this object in view, the building
of the road might be easier of accomp-
| lishment as our ability to bond the
road with Eastern capital is practic-
ally unlimited
We have practically secured the
right Of way and permanent surveys
have been, or are being made, and we
expect to begin the work of grading
and laying rails within the next week
or so.
am informed that there is some
intention on the part of the Great
Western Railway Company to elec.
trify a certain portion of it's road. If
this is true, the company is doing t
because they realiz, the necessity of
preparing to compete with the up-to-
date transportation facilities that will
be furnished bv the Minneapolis, Ro-
chester and Dubuque Tration Com
pany. Whether the railroad company
has that intention or not, they have
nothing to do with us or we with
them. and it is only fair to us, to our
stockholders and to the public gener-
ally, to have this thoroughly under
| stood.
(Signed.) NJ. w. Savage,
President.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-06-05
AUTOMOBILE RAILROADS FOR IOWA.
Large Auto Cars to be Run Over Concrete
Roads, Doinf All Work Of lnterurbans.

It was small thing for the thir-
tieth general assembly to enact into
law bill that authorized the build.
ing and operation of automobile
railroads Many people smiled and
wanted to know what an automobile
railroad was. The legislature has
been adjourned but short time and
the building of one such line is as
sured and score or more Of other
lines are being arranged for. The
claim was made to the legislature that
the need of today is for quick cheap
transportation and this claim has been
vindicated by the interest that has
been shown and the inquiries that are
reaching the authors Of the idea in
Des Moines.
The first line to be built will be put
in operation in South McAlester,
Oklahoma. Several other localities
in Oklahoma are interested and have
written for Information. A number of
them say that the need of the state is
for cheap transportation and they are
ready to put in the system on its be-
ing demonstrated to them that it will
be successful. In addition there are
several localities in Iowa that have
become interested. One Of these is
at Oelwein. Furthermore big steam
road sent representative to Des
Moines few days ago to negotiate
with the company for building the
cars and putting them in operation on
it's branch lines. The cars are to be
driven by gasoline. The Union Pa.
cific has now fer two years been using
gasoline cars on its branch lines with
great success.
| H. g. Cue. the inventor of the
idea, following the session Of the
legislature, associated with him bust
ness men and has incorporated a COM
pany for starting the lines. 1t is ex
pected that q fve.mile line will b
built some time during the coming
summer in this state. definite arrange
ments for such line being now al
but completed. The inquiries hav'
been coming in so fast and the 'practi
bility Of the system is becoming 81
evident that it is probable the capita
stock OF the company will shortly b.
increased.
It is proposed to put the system int
operation in every county of the stat
Of Iowa in the course of few years
The cost of construction is so low AM
the expense Of operating so low tina
small cities everywhere can readily b
connected by this system. The tracl
is built of concrete and the cars al
built on the automobile plan with n
expensive power plant such as an in
terurban must have and it will do al
the work of the interurban. Infiuen
tial men in each county are now be
coming interested in the system wit
the indications that number OF line
will be built In Iowa before q yea
transpires.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-06-05


b Cong. Walter I. Smith Of the Coun-
Gil Bluffs district is quoted as say
ing: cit is not likely there will be
another promotion from the national
house of representatives to the senate
in twenty-five years in Iowa. The
new law requires that the candidates
for the senate and the house be voted
for on the same day and at the same
time and in order for congressman
to be candidate for the senate with
out interfering with his chances for
reelection to congress, he must aban.
don his ambition to represent his dis
trict in congress. There is no ques.
tion as to the decline of the influence
of the state of Iowa at Washington in
the last five years and it will continue
to 90 down before beginning to rise
again. In the five years we have lost
the speakership Of the house, men,
ber of the cabinet and the chairman.
ship of the house committee on pub
lie lands. No man in twenty five
years will reach the usefulness and
strength of Senator Allison. Hep
burn is now along in the 70's and his
place will be hard to fill. So while
we have lost heavily in late years, we
stand chances OF losing more.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-06-05
6. A. R. Encampment.

The annual encampment OF the
Grand Army of the Republic of Iowa
is to be held at Dubuque this year,
beginning on Tuesday, June II. and
continuing to Saturday, June 10.
Arrangements have been completed
there which insures this being the
greatest and most successful encamp-
ment ever held in the state. AS has
been customary in recent years. the
annual meetings of the Women's Re-
lief Corps, Spvnish- American War
Veterans, Veterans of the Philippine
wars, the Iowa Hornets Nest Bri-
gade, Ex-Prisoners of War associa-
tions and like kindred organizations,
will be held ar the same time.
The citiz rs of Dubuque began some
months ago to make preparat ions for
the occasion and now have every
thing in readiness to show the old
soldiers and their friends one of the
! best times OF their whole lives.
Many of the prominent men and
women of the country will be present
and take part in the various programs
that will be rendered. There will be
scores of bands and drum corps in at
tendance, but probably the most in
teresting musical organization will
be drum corps composed of veterans
of the Civil war, men who played
either the fife or the drum through
that great struggle for the preserva-
tion of the Union. There will pro-
badly be half q hundred of these old
musicians present, many of them
using the same fife or the same drum
they carried with them during the
days of 81 ito '65.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-06-05

Ground was broken ON Saturday for
the Alaska ukon- Exposition,
which will open just two years hence
at Seattle, Wash John Barrett,
director of the international bureau
uf American republics, represented
President Roosevelt and made the
! principal address. 1t is believed BY
the management that two years OF
strenuous work ON the $40. 900, 00C
worlds fair will find it completed in
every detail by June l. 1909, the open.
ing day. The object for which the
exposition is to be held is considered
worth the expenditure Of 80 large 9
sum. It is the exploitation Of the
resources Of the Alaska and Yukor
territories and to make known and
foster the trade Of the Pacific ocear
and countries bordering on it. The
exposition site. which covers the un
used part of the campus Of the Uni
versity Of Washington. is 250 acres IL
extent and borders for more than ,
mile and half on lakes Union an(
Washington. The Olympic and Gas
cade mountains are in sight. and al
unobstructed view will be had Of th'
peaks Of Mount Baker and Moan
Rainier.
! Now that the ground has beer
broken work will begin on the land
scaping and laying out OF roads
plasas and circles. The administrator
building will be erected at once 81
that the management may have head
quarters on the grounds. The exposi
tion plans include about twelve larg
exhibit palaces.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-06-05

Early in the nineteenth century
about so per cent of the male workers
of the United States were employed
on farms. During the last century,
the efficiency of labor has been so in
creased by the farm implements and
machines that have come into use,
that, at the present time. about S5 per
cent of the male workers of this ma
tion produce the food and fiber of the
country, and furnish an enormous
surplus, which is exported to other
countries.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-06-05

Between 2.COO. 600 and 81, 800, 600
worth of binding twine has been
ordered to harvest the grain crop in
Iowa ia 1907. This represents be.
tween 2O,OOO,0 900 and $4,000, 600
pounds. 2l1, 800, 900, 600 feet or 2l.7s0,.
303 miles of twine.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-06-05

A. E. Parr, member of this year s
graduating class in the animal hus-
bandry department of the Iowa Agri-
cultural college, has just received a
most excellent appointment in British
India. Mr. PARIS position is that OF
director OF agriculture and animal
husbandry as Calcutta. He will have
the direction of the 80 experiment
stations of that country. From a
financial standpoint the position is a
most excellent one, as the salary is
$40, 900 per year for ten years. and
then pension of So, 900 per year for
life. Mr.. Parr receives the degree OF
Master of Scientific Agriculture at
the Iowa Agricultural college. Prev
ious to entering the Iowa College he
graduated from Edinburgh University.
Scotland, and received the degree of
Doctor Of Philosophy at Leipsic. Ger
many. DR.. PARIS home is at Ashley,
England, where he has gone to visit
his parents before taking up his work
in India about September first.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-06-05

Twenty million peasants are starv-
ing to death in five provinces OF
Russia. Hundreds OF thousands have
succumbed to lack of food and shelter
in the winter just passed. An appal-
ling number of babies estimated at
anywhere from 100, O,OOO to twice as
many, have perished. beating with
clawlike hands against the breasts OF
mothers who were unable to give
them sustenance. 1t has been a
slaughter of the innocents. The end
is not in sight. The exact tale of the
famine victims is not known. Russia
was never before so sorely scourged.
Relief measures are woefully made.
quate, virtually of no account. The
cold rains of late spring have swept
into their graves hordes of men,
women and children, who emerged
from the winter with so little vitality
that they were unable physically to
withstand this last buffet of the
elements.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-06-05

1t seems ut present to be case OF
Taft against the field and the field
against Bryan.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-06-05

Fertile, a small town northwest OF
Mason City about twelve miles, has
suddenly discovered she has wonder
full and valuable peat bed. An expert
who examined the bog pronounced the
deposits the finest peat he had ever
seen, and he has visited all the peat
beds of Germany and Canada. He
was very enthusiastic over the deposit,
and severely censured the owners OF
the land for not developing the peat
years ago. Several tests were made.
The layer of peat is from 20 to 40 feet
in depth, and covers an extent OF be-
tween 700 and 500 acres. He claims
the peat is only 10 per cent ashes and
tn at If placed in use il will quickly
su pplant high-priced coal.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-06-05

The summer girl has been rather
late in arriving, but she will make up
for lost time, all right. all right.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-06-05

Now that they have actually began
to dig on the line Of the Mime
apolis, Rochester and Dubuque Trac-
stion Co.. let Us hope that they will
not stop until the line is completed.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-06-05
Current Comment.

The "sweet girl graduate" has the
center of the stage this week.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-06-05

The rise of the automobile industry
is remarkable. There are now over
200 firms in America manufacturing
cars, of which there are over 800
models, ranging in price from $3.50
each to any amount you wish to pay.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-06-05
Subscription Price $3.50 q Year

Advertising Ratss:-Display. IS cents per inch
each insertion. fat rate. Contracts for
1000 inches let cents per inch. Locals 10
cents per line.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-06-05

The Chicago Chronicle, one of the
best newspapers and the neatest in
mechanical makeup Of any in Chica.
go. suspended publication Saturday.
because of lack of sufficient patron:
age to make it pay.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-06-05

'Cummins is candidate''-seems
to us we have seen that phrase some.
where before.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-06-05

Omce..8l7 West Water Street.
Both Telephones. Number Is.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-06-05

The soap center OF Iowa just now is
Denison, the home of eX-GOv. Shaw.
A lady representing Milwaukee soap
house recently succeeded in getting
several church societies interested in
the sale of its soap OH a commission
basis and the result was most crafty
ing to the soap house. but most dis
tressing to local grocers. One society
sold $14O worth and several others did
nearly as we'll. It is little strange
that church societies should engage
inthis kind recommendation, espec-
tally for the benefit Of an outside
concern, but perhaps in this case 1t
was excusable. as revival meeting
was in progress at the same time. and
soap is undeniably a great aid to god
illness. The revivalist was also an
outsider, and it would be interesting
to know whether he and the SOAP
house have working agreement.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-06-05
Why the Birds are Dying.

Many of our people have noticed an
unusually large number Of little
warbler birds here this spring, beauti-
full specimens in different varieties OF
colors. And so many of them have
been found dead as to bring about an
investigation as to the cause, various
reasons being suggested. Rev. Rett.
E. Olmstead. perhaps the best posted
man on birds in the northwest, tells
us that he thinks they have died from
starvation. They have been migrat'
ing northward as is their custom at
this time Of the year. They feed on
insects, and the cold, backward
spring has greatly reduced the number
Of insects coming out of the ground,
so that it has been impossible fol
them to find sufficient food.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-06-05

The government weather bureau re.
port shows that the month of May
was remarkable as being the second
successive month of abnormally low
temperatures. The record, combined
with that Of April, furnished a mean
temperature lower by several degrees
than the combined mean temperature
of the same two months of any prev.
ious year of which there is record. In
this vicinity there was q mean temp
erature for May Of 4s degrees, IL be-
low the normal temperature and
lower than the previous low record Of
May, 1883.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-06-05

In America we are just learning
that the greatest gift you can give a
blind man is the ability to earn his
own living. Denmark extends that
boon to the halt and MANNED as well
as to the blind. A workman crippled
in Danish factory knows precisely
what to do. He goes to the School
for Disabled Workers and learns to
support himself without the lost arm
or leg or finger. as the case may be.
The school has made an exhaustive
study of trade chances for crippled
folk. It. provides tools. food. medicine
and free orthopedic treatment for itl
unfortunate pupils. buys their worl
as soon as it is salable and once they
know q trade finds them posi-
tions. Worlds Work.
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Nrel Weeri6eibt unb s q 5tieren an
2uis S &amos, @runbitide an Der
Montereb unb an Der Mntamoras Str. /;
$1125.
U 3 Neplon unb Trau an 8S Sod,
@runbftld an Der 8et4Gommerce Str,
8roipect Sia; $1,000.
Srau Sba @agner an 0emas s
elliott, @runbitRf an Der @elt Com.
merce Ctr. $500.
@a4laS BON $ @ Bitter an 8 Z
Mumme, @runoltid an Der Ode Der Cos
liab un6 Der &lum @traBe; $500.
emil @ptti9alf nnb 6rau an 5rau
Sarab S N1en, @runbftiid an Der MiIs
fipn Str. $275O.
g $ @olf unb Grau an Sreba 8ippz
itein, @runoitid an Der Sbabo ctr.
1925.
Grau Sba Softer an @btparb SaBlz
bauer, elm StId 2anb an Der Snternas
tionat & Great Mortbern Babn 81 II u.
6 @ Stills unb Srau an ubo 3oep,
p~ertpein, @runbftiid an Der Sibs5foles
Ctr; 1870.
z GouroD unb !Susb 3 Slice an @
S uno IbeG G6mi6t, @runoItad an
Der 2euis GtraBe; $4,000.
4iDin Sutb an Souls 3 Sutb. @ruubs
itid an ber 2oped Ctr. $175.
&alter u Minns an 5rant Sims
mars, rs Nder 2anb; $500.
8alter U Mtnns an Srauf Sim,
mang, 36.10 Gder 2ano; $3.50.
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Wittuoh nadlt bat elm ftarter
Sturm, cine Nrt gbtlDn, in 81 BaIo
Shaoen aneerihtet; unter anoerm
muroe bns Dad Der Brquerei fortge'
riifen. 9urb ben Sturm ioH cine
arDBe Wenae Slide aus Dem &tU
@rauoe cine Wteile melt auf's 2ano
getragen iein.
Sn Dallas mnroe Elm tunger
Meann @amena Morris Beefer BON
eineta eeniiien s. 8. 6oberts err
ihDfien. Roberts bat iih ielbft ben
Beb0roen eefteqt. 8eihe pnren 4eute
pm unaefd6r 80 Sabren uno friiber
intim befreunoet. AUDI langere 8eit
Observation-Disclosures. uebec Die urla'
9en Der Sat uerlnutet nod nihts.
Die Grape Greet Hanh in
&uunefs @0untb. bic nn9efahr 49,
600 Wder entb6lt. lit fir 1927. 900
~uertauft mDroen.
Durh sufdaiee Gutlaouna ieis
res @emehrs brabte lth Noolpb
Beioenfeaer aus fredericksburg cine
Wunoe i'm 6iden bel.
Die Bruttp= @innabrer unferer
teranilhen @iienbahnen mdbrenb Der
NIT BEN Wdt enbenoeu elf Wonate
betruaen $92, 375, $685. unb bette
aeaen hieielbe Belt oes Gorjabr8 tber
atuan5io WtQi0ner au9enDmmer.
Das 1T aleihbeoeuteno nit elmer Gu
nabnte BON % BroSeut.
- Burt Nrtbur. melbes tlrslid
5u einem ginfubrbafen gemamt lit,
bat ieiner eriten Smpurt en1pfanaerl.
Sc marer bies Maibtnen fir cine
&ei8mible, bic aus Deuti6lano Toe
men.
Sn ben &irbp{hen Sdeemlb.
fen su gau, BeBmab uno 2irbbnine
bat bic Nahtarbett aufaeb5rt, in
Sotge oeifen itno su1lfhunoert Wann
arbeitslo8 9%emurben.
- unier Staat bat BOT, Der gnt.
ibeioung oea &idter 8rpant in Sber'
mann, burd bic fem @eIuH. ben BON
ben Staatagerihten errtannten &e'
ceiuer fiir bic Maters . 8ierce Oil
Company anauertenner, abaemieien
tuuroe, at, oas Bunoes. Expectations.
aeriht in st. @ortb appeuiert. BORT
miro Der SUI i'm Munember aur Ser
banolurg tUn1n1en.
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MQerIet.

uriub Soft, Der bic San QntDs
niD unb Wranias BaB Balm gebaut
Cat, BAT ben, BuiineB Rens Club
einen Blan u~nterbreitet gum Bau
elmer Balm BON bier nab 8rDmns'
bile. Gr perlanat Elm Gapital oUn
$50. 900, oas bier aufgebraht mer'
ben muB, nm beainner gu fDnner.
Der 0anoel Der Brnmnspiqer @e.
aeno, Der nDr Sahr gu Sabr heoeu,
tender wiro, aeht nah 6ouitDn uno
@alueitOn. 9erielbe ioQ bierber ees
soeer meroeu.
Die Sanitdts bebDroe Dat bic
@mpfeblung aenadt, einen Bate.
rioloaen ansuiteqen. Der Die in ber
5taot u~ertaufte Mild uateriuben
IuI.
Ser 8uiueB Mens Club bat
Elm aus 8. 6. Wumne, Seq. SIDE,
8m. Set. S 2amm unb gbas
Wiuer deficiencies 8on1ite ernanr1t,
bas iih nit Der Sarn1ers Union in
Besug auf bic grbauung elmer gr0s
Sen BauntuoQ > Wieoerlnae in Wers
binouna ieben iou.
WouoS 0ati0nal Bant, bic ielt
ihrer 8rinoung Dor meniesn Sabreu
einen 10 pbdnomeualen grFulg auf
sumeifeu bat. itedt i'm Beqriff. eiu
arDBarttaes Bantgebduhe aufaufiib.
rem. Die Bant. @eIeui9aft bat oos
@runofid gde pon 0DAftpn' unb
2ologa StraBe, uorauf GalteDers
Npptb.te fteht, fir Die Dauer BON SO
Sabren aepabtet uno ldBt 6Drtielbft
elm aebnftDdiQes, bnrhaus r1pbers
mes, feuerfeites Bant. uno Office
@ebduoe erridten.
= &c eraiebt iih bel ndherer I'm.
terluhung, oa6 Die @iioneftlibe Ee.
lepbun . &uutpagnie aud tein 8rini'
legium befibt, nD1 bier aus einen
Dienft init anoeren St6bten. alfD auf
ueitere @ntfernun9en. au betreiben.
- Depefhen, tuelbe Beileio lber
bas Gbleben oes gol. Spt. Sumter
ausorlden, fino pun prDn1inenten
Demofraten aus alien Teiler1 oes
Staates an bic Tatnilie ab9eibidt
uuroen.
- Der Snternatiunal Club bat bic
Staata : Giienbnbn 2nn1miffiur ers
iuGt, Die Grlaubnia 5a erteileu. baB
Der Bug, Der bas rleritanii&e gr1.
pfan9a . R0mite tiads ber @reuse
brinet, nm ur1Iererl StaatsIetret6r
Glibu &uut abaubDlen. mad San Yin.
tonic ourhfabren tann, barnit bic
erfte Teerii6ung bier ftattfinbet.
3, W. Sbeparo, Wanaain9
Goiter bes nSuoer" in Bittsburq.
3d., lit als Manager beg Snterna.
ti0nalen Club ermdbIt.
Die Nnnefbungen fir Bieh al.
ler Nrt ftir bic Hair finb TO 3ahlreih.
oaB Die Observation-Disclosures fidb
eeatuungen fieht, nod t1ebr StaQun.
gen bauen su laffen.
Der gOuntg. Wrat Or. BerrD
ibld9t Die grridtuns zines r,euen
Qrmenbauies unr, oa oas alte, oas
ieit oreiBi9 Sahren ftebt. ieinen 8mef
nibt r1ebr erfhut. Or. Berrp 1T oer
Nniidt. baB elm aeues Nrmenbaus
in einiger g~ntfernuna BON Der Start
on elmer bee Derbeiferter, 2nnbftraBen
auf einern minbefien8 pieraia Nfer
umfafienoen Stid 2ano erbant tpers
ben fDQte. 6ier t0nnter bic SnlaI.
fen sur 5arrnarbeit nneebalter uno
i6mmtlihe8 Semitic fir Die Nnftalt
t6nnte ielbt aeaDaen tueroen.
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srsan, wseainles nnD Self aasts.

BiIiam s. Brpari Cat DOE eini.
aer Tagen an @m. Wcainleu elm
Shreiben geriGtet. in benz er 6ieien
eriuht, Self Dapis feinen Dant fir
Die 8ufenouna zines Mahtflei6es
anssuipreden. 9ieie MaHriht mag
als cine mtiBiae uno 5uoem aeiitluie
@rftnoung a~elten--fie 1T nber bud.
ltdbli@ ruabr. Die Sahe lit nam.
lid 10:
Ssr etrua 5mei WoGen reite Wr.
Brpan alf eineu, Wifpuri, Ranlas
nno Teras' 2uae rafs 8ort(espiue.
gr lieB iein Wa6ttleio i'm BHQmon
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