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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-07-10
Child Labor Bill PaSsed-Miss
GOrdOn'S Victory.

New Orleans Item.
In the passage of the Kaliski
child labor bill by the Senate at
Baton Rouge, Louisiana takes a
front place in one of the greatest
humanitarian movements of our
times.
While this bill is not all that
Miss Jean Gordon and some of
those who worked with her
wanted at first it is probably all
that could have been permanent
ly gained and held for the cause
of reform and ot humanity at
present,-industrial depression
and backward condition Of other
States particularly throughout
the South being taken into con
s%ideration.
The politicians defeated the
MEASURE giving women the right
to vote in school elections. This
was wrong,-but the politicians,
or many of them. are afraid to
let the women vote, because they
know that the women would not
stand for some of the sorry speci-
mems the men have elected. But
this is by the way. The child
labor bill represents a great
victory. The governor has
agreed to call a conference of the
governors of the Southern States
with a view to obtaining better
child labor laws throughout the
South. The Item is going to
help in this work. The laboring
public. particularly the labor or
CARNATIONS, are going to help IN
this and together some results
will be obtained ,-enough. we
hope, to warrant a nine hour law
in Louisiana next time the Legis-
lature meets.
At any rate we wish to extend
to Miss Jean Gordon the appre.
citation of those who have watched
her hard and successful fight
that has been made for the
child labor bill before the Legis-
lature. 1t is one of the best
things that has been done by the
Legislature. It provides for a
real factory inspection and for a
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-07-10

factory inspector with real
powers. 1t will help make con
ditions better for all industrial
and factory workers,-especially
for women and children.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-07-10

special taxes for the schools. We re-
greet however, that it is necessary for
us to request that the School Board
give more attention to school discip-
line, as it was u painful duty to re-
port a true bill on one affidavit and on
the sworn testimony of many witness
SEES in one instance of a teacher having
brutally whipped a pupil.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-07-10

Respectfully submitted.
(signed) O. B. HOPKINS.
Foreman.
Filed June ), 1908.
(signed) F. K. HOPKINS.
Deputy Clerk.
a true and correct extract.
Attest:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-19
BILLICK WELCOMES
DEATH TO JAIL
Is Tired Of Incarnation and Prefers
Death, Though Innocent
to Jail.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 19-Herman
Billik, the Chicago murderer of the
Vrzalia family was denied an appeal
t the United States supreme court
today from the decision of Judge Ian
dis. This means he must die.
The court denied the habeas corpus
deciding it had no jurisdiction.
The United Press informed Billick
OF the decision of the court who said.
Il expected better news but am aady
for death. Even though l hang l am
an innocent man. l am tired of jail
life. | have been in a cell for two
years, l would welcome the decision
If it were not for my family He de-
clared he had no plans for a further
fight. Edna, his ten year old daughter
declared long ago that if the Supreme
court declined to save her fathers
life, she would go alone to Springfield
to plead with the governor for. her
fathers life. Just before t1e date
set for her fathers execution, Edna
sent a personal letter to Deneen' S
daughter, child of her own age, ask.
ing her to beg -er father for Billicks
life Billik said today that if he hang
ed he wanted Edna to enter a convent
and become a nun. Judge Barnes. be-
fore whom the case We originc. v
tried, will set the date for his execu-
ton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-19
CITY NEWS

An information has been filed with
Justice Landes by Clarence Green who
charges Mark Florie with assault and
battery upon him. Florie was In the
office early in the day to enter plea
of guilty, but when the court told him
1t would be $685. for the fine and costs,
he left. declaring 1t was too much
money and not worth a voluntary plea
The information was filed against him
later.
In Justice Burrows court today Mrs.
Louisa Grimsley filed suit against
Mrs. Stephen Brunt, to GUST her from
her house, claiming that she hai not
paid any rent for nine months. When
the case came to trial, Mrs. Grimsley
bad no attorney and the case was de
cided against her be default. Later
uron the application of Steve Brunt,
Mrs .Grimsley was locked up in the
county Jail on charge OF INSANITY
Her hearing is set for tomorr.N-
morning at 10 o'clock. A physician
examined her while in Jail today and
declares that she is not insane.
The marshal has been notified that
car was broken into between Ottum
wa and Osceola and the following
goods stolen: Thirty-nine mercerized
petticoats. three silk petucoats and
thirty-two pairs of shoes.
Two buckets OF candy were found II
the weeds by the police near the rail
road and have been taken TO the sta
ton An investigation is being made
to find from where they disappeared
K On Saturday. farmer named Ing
strom of Sandusky had his horse anc
buggy stolen in the afternoon at
O'Clock from the market grounds a
Twelfth street The missing outfit
was found Sunday night at Price
7 Creek and returned to the owner. Thi
is the second case of this kind, a hors'
being stolen during the street fair an,
found at Ballinger, Some one from
that vicinity is making practice 0
doing this, possibly as supposed joke
The police have a rather good idea @
who the guilty party is and if caught
he will be sent to the penitentiary TO
his fun.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-19
Had a Close Call.

Mrs. Ada l. Groom, the wide
known proprietor of the Groom hotel.
Vaughn. Miss, says: .Ior several
months l suffered with a severe cough
and consumption seemed to have it's
grip on me. when friend recommend
ed Dr. Kings New Discovery. began
taking it, and three bottles affected a
complete cure" The fame this life
saving cough and cold remedy, and
lung and throat healer is world wide.
Sold at Wilkinson & C''s drug store.
sos and $500 Trial bottle free.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-19
WEALTHY PEOPLE AND SULPHUR,
Most OF Us Are Aware That Wealthy
People by the Thousands sojourn
10 Mineral Springs Of This ant
Foreign Countries to Drink
and Battle in the
Sulphur Water.

Inc absorption of this sulphur water
quickly rejuvenates. cleanses and puri-
mes the blood All are not aware, how
ever, that one can really obtain more
benefit, and at little expense, by taking
a most excellent non-secret medicine
called Blackburn's CascaRoyal-Pills as
they contain sulphur in very concen-
trated and soluble form together with
cascara, castor oil, wild lemon, black
cherry root, and the like, making al
together one of the most up-to-date
civilized" physics, tonics and puri.
Tiers imaginable. They relieve con
constipation, biliousness, liver and kid
ney ills and free the blood of toxic
poisons thus eradicating pimples, boils,
blotches, skin diseases and prevent
malaria, typhoid and other serious
ills. All druggists sell ten and TWEEN
ty-five cent packages.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-19
ROMANCE ON
An EGG-SHELL
keokuk Young Lady Figures Prom
inentIy in a New Kind of a
Romance But Man is
Married.
WAS WRITTEN ON AN EGG
Name and Address of the keokuk
Young Lady Were Written on
the Egg Shell Which
He Found.

What might have led to an unusual
case not been married is related by
an eastern paper in which a young
Keokuk lady is one OF the principals.
Such cases as the following often
happen and N many cases lead to hap
Ply results and though this one is a
happy affair all around there will be
no marriage, however, as the Connect
cut gentleman is seemingly contented
with his present wife.
The Bridgeport (Conn) Telegraph
has the following to say of the egg
sell romance:
Thomas F. Cleary of Nichols street.
who has charge of the egg department
at the McElroy Bros. Co. on Water
street, while unpacking crate of
eggs, shipped from the west few
days ago, came across an egg bearing
the name and address of young lady
as follows: Miss George lobe, 222
:. S. D., Keokuk, Iowa. Tom" would
e very much to correspond with
the young lady, but as his wife is
away at the present time he is very
much afraid that she would return in
time to receive the reply and then
t ere would be trouble.
He says that the fair damsel must
bird as the egg resembles one.
and as he has been handling hen
fruit for number OF years he con-
siders that he is competent to Judge.
Mr.. Cleary relates an instance of a
similar nature happening some years
ago, where ne of his friends followed
up the correspondence and as re-
suit married the young lady.
He is wing to interest some of his
bachelor friends in the case.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-19
Wabash Improvements.

The Wabash recently installed an
electric power plant at Moberly shops
designed to run the foundry. washout
plant, turntable, coal elevator and
pumping pl;nt, all of which are To-
Gated at some distance from me
main shops and were equipped with
separate steam boilers and engines:
also to furnish light for the shops,
and passenger depots and division of
fees.
The pumping plant has some entire
" new features. Being located at a
reservoir more than mile from the
shops, an electric pump with capac-
ity of 100000 gallons per day was in
stalled with an automatic stopping
and starting arrangement connected
with the tank at the shops. which re
ouires no attendants When the tank
is full, the pump is stopped by an in
genious piece OF mechanism which
again starts It when it reaches a GER
tain level, thus providing uniform
supply automatically
Another interesting attachment to
the pump is one to prevent freezing,
there being no danger while it is IN
operation, and this device switches on
an electric heater, which operates
while the pump is stopped and auto
matically cuts out the heat every
time the pump starts.
The whole arrangement shows how
nearly human performance is possible
through the application of electricity
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-19
GUY CARLTON YEE
TO LECTURE HERE
Noted Historian and Lecturer to Ap.
pear at Trinity NJ. e. Church,
Friday EVENING. Oct. %.

keokuk people will be delighted 10
learn that arrangements have been
completed for the appearance here or
Friday evening OF the noted lecturer,
Guy Carlton Lee. who will speak at
Trinity NJ. E. church on his famous
topic Victorious Womanhood The
lecture will be given under the aus
pices of the Ladies' Aid society, and
certain it is that the ladies could nave
n'ade no more happy selection Of lee
er. The opportunity to hear this
lebrated lecturer will no doubt be
taken advantage of by crowd that
will tax the capacity OF the church.
The admission will be fifty cents.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-19
CITY NEWS

On Saturday morning. ten pound
baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Dean of No. 1902 Park street.
For the consideration of $500
Joseph Schoelkopf has sold to Fred
f'ett. 30 acre farm in Van Buren,
township, the deed being filed for rec
Old today.
Careless boys. out hunting. recent
ly killed colt on a farm at Yellow
Banks and the farmers of that vicinity
are arranging to post notices and
prosecute anyone found hunting on
their farms without permission.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-19
New Lease.

Ihe present lease of the grounds
says that new freight house could
be built at this place. time indefinite
bht does not make provision for the
tearing Down and tracking of the
place
Several parties have made inquir-
les about the place and wished to
buy it for the starting of a manufac-
tory or other business place but the
Q. has decided to keep it and should
the water power deyelope extra
tracks will be needed in the presen.
yard and Mr. Roberts stated this
morning that the present yards were
too small for switching and freight
traffic which is assuming immense
proportions of late and it will only be
a matter of time until the old house
will be torn down and used for
yards.
This would make large addition
to the yards as the house is over three
hundred feet long and the site would
be wide enough to accommodate sew
eral more, tracks down as far as the
grain elevator when the house is torn
down. -.,,.s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-19
Auto Accident is Fatal.

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 17.-While
making preliminary run around the
Elm Ridge track where the motor
races are to be held, Fred Dundee was
fatally hurt this Afternoon. His
White Steamer went through fence.
making curve, and went over an
embankment, and landed on pile of
stones, % feet below. He was thrown
fifty feet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-19
House Abandoned,

The old house was abandoned about
a year after the wabash freight bust
ness of the city was absorbed bv the
local Rock Island who are at present
caring for the Wabash freight bust
ness of the city. 1t was in 1894 that
the place was left by the railroad
company and was used for while
for the storage of grain from the ele-
yator but the roof BECOMING leaky It
was abandoned all together and has
not been used for several years. The
yard Office was formerly in the struc-
ture but new one was built on the
long platform and the place is useless
as it stands today.
The electric lighting plant which
will be installed at the @. round
house will be On the same plan as the
Wabash has installed at Springfield
and Moberly and other places along
the Wabash system
The plants installed are described
below:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-19

Honey ano Tar it would nave cured
her cough quickly and expelled the
cold from her system. The genuine
Foley's Honey and Tar contains no
opiates and is in yellow package.
Refuse substitutes. Wilkinson G. Co..
and j. F. Kiedaisch & Son.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-19

The Inward Effects of humors are
worse than the outward. They endan-
ger the whole system. Hoods Sar-
saparilla eradicates all humors, cures
all their inward and outward effects.
1t is the great Alternative and tonic.
whose merit has been everywhere es-
tablished.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-19
As Soon as the City Council Grants a
Lease to the Company the
Old Structure viii
Go.
THE POWER PROSPECTS
The @ Road Will Track the Site When
the Large Old and Useless
Structure Has Been
Torn Down.

AS soon as a lease is granted to
the old c.. B. & Q. railroad Co. the
Old n & w. freight house at the foot
OF Bank street will be torn down and
the location tracked.
Mr.. j. R. Roberts stated this morn
ing that the old freight house will
probably be torn down and how soon
depends on the city council in grant
ing the lease
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-19
runhoon Killed Three Hundred.

AMOY, Oct. 17.-Reports received
today from Chang Chow say over three
hundred were killed in that city dur.
ing the typhoon last Thursday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-19
A Quick Chance.

Schenectady Union And yet it is
only few days since Mr.. Bryan was
posin as the Presidents political
sir.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-19

woman interrupts Political Speaker.
Wen dressed woman interrupted a
p ~ speaker recently by continu-
eay coughing. II she had taken Foley's
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-19
Bio Fire Loss at Barron, Wis.

BARRON, Wis, Oct. 17,-Fire n the
business section here today caused
damage estimated at seventy-five thou
sand.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-19
Emperor MeneIlk Dead.

LONDON, Oct. 17.-ReDort from
Rome today says that Emperor Men
elk of Abysinnia is dead and there is
warfare over his successor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-19

Get what you advertise for-Use
The Gate City
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-19

lets n3
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Wnliad
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-31

fremo iino, uno bob mir innerli6
bod eigentlid idon ou 5t einanoer
iogen. 9'eit=ee pas, maoame?"
Sic itellen iebr origineae ge-
trad)tungen bel mir an, mein Sic
Der, aber Sic fonnen reft baben.
nno mlinoern tlrt's MIDI nidt.
Seier mir ebrlid: mir lino beioe
8obemiennaturell meinetmegen MD
9(bentellrer. @ir fonnen nns oas
idon 5ugelteben. ODER beleibigt oas
Sbre graflide @iiroe2 0enn oas
Sic Elm perfappter @raf iinb, oas
er5ablen iid bier ihon Die &inoer
-ouf DEM S6ulmee."
o9as lit cine Sahe fir iid. Sc.
oenfaas fiible i6 mid Sbnen 10 iebr
permanot, oaB id Sbnen einen altb
geben fonnte, obne bob cs Sic gu
%genieren brou6te. Ilio, fiiblen Sic
iih BON mir in alien Gbren gefiiBt. +"
Sic la6te. SD babe mir oen &il6
idon mieoer obgemiibt, oenn Der
artige Manieren meroen bier nift
eingefiibrt. Iber oas lit mabr, oa-
rim baben Sic re6t, peripanot ld)ei-
men mir 81 iein. uno Sic iino mir
io5uiogen fem 6remoer mebr. Sd
nil Sbnen ioear geltebenL bob id
felt ben MN balb brei Monoten, Die
id bier mobne, mid nod ME 10 be-
baglih in oieiem 9ouooir gefiiblt ba.
be, mie eben iebt, mo Sic mir De
ielidaft leilten.~
(Sortfeeullg toIgt.J
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@eben Dem totem 2otpen lit ser
3iegenbod ein &onie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-31

6rellno, Ser iebt ouf Der anfloge-
banf libt ul10 Dem man i'm lteber-
eifer ans 2eber mia. Serouben mir
utls Ourd) iibermdBige SGrte lridlt
Ser froben Siilfe, Die er ms 10
mondes Wol in Sorgell lno crib
ial aema6rt, nidt Ser 9ereitmi(fiq-
felt, nit Ser er lrniere 6reltoe tr=
bolt bot. 9eoellfen mir, BOB oas
S6ledte piel neniger 1T i6n ols IN
inns lie9t u11o BOB oie Nrt mie mir
BON ieiner 6reltnoi6aft ltno i~eilten
3icliten @ebralth modem olt6 Dor
iiber cntideioet, Oh bieie Sreltllbi6oft
ed)t mo oieie 9iellite gut morcrl.
@ie iogt bod Mir3o Shoffp:
slus Dem eolo'nen @rllno oes @si-
mes,
Ills Dem Silberflnng oes 9ed)ers
Glliqet @ift urro iiibe @obltng
Outlet Coles un0 @emeines
Atod) Der eig'nen @obl oes 3e6ers.
@ie elm 3ier, III Sdlof periurlteiE
&llbt Der 5or, pom &ol1id ben1eiitert
Sri1fet er, lit er betrunfen,
Srillfen mir, iino mir beeeiitert.
Gem es eleidt Der @eil1 Dem aegen,
Ger I'M S6mute ielbit gum 5dnltt
miro,
God ouf REDEEM Afer Segen
9rirtgt urlO touienofob 5it 9fub miro.
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Sn elmer fiir5lid) ab~gegebenen ii:
tentlidel Grflaru1g iaqt Or. Ga
6apette Bern, Der &orfG1npfer Ser
bl1ttloien @unobeilmetbooe, Ser olrd
ieine bed6tensmerten 2~eiltunaen i
groBes A1fieben erreot bot: IS if
alles lebr cinfad. Sd belle, mel
id ein Moln bin, Der etpos per
iteft, luto lpeiB, ooB er etpas Der
ltebt. Critters bole i6 geiemullo's
Weinling ooer Sbeorie eill iiber elmer
Sal, Sen id bebanole. Sd madje
eine genoue llnterin6lt1g uno 6o-
iiere meine 0iognole auf ibr. 3lpei-
tens nebme ib feline unbeilboren
Safe an. 9rittens gebrou6e id in
meiner Groris ales @ute, oos it
BET irgeuo elmer meoi5inil 1en 5dule
finoen fam, ultbefiimlnert Inn IT.
geno mel6e beion0eren Iuffaiiullge.l
ODER Gtbifen. guBeroem ipore if
nidlt BET meiller 8ebanoltng. I'D,
bolte oell @elobeutel nift gu, melt1
es it'd INN 2eben unb 500 bolloclt.
5oiien mir aIes Dies 5uiommc1,
oann1 fam ih mobl iagen, ib Bin
in eiller Gage, ooB i6 beilen follll. !"
Sn ge5ug n1f Dos 4A5eieen loel
er:: sd 5eige oil, meif i6 etlpas
ofl5u5eigen babe. @em i6 Dos Sc
ben zines meiller Mitmeni6el1 -et=
ten fam, fparum ioate i6 meill 2i6t
inter Den Sdeffel itellen. 2ift ioll
leuftell ullo idl bette genug 2ibt,
Inn Die Safe, Die ib bebonb[e, auf-
5ubelen.~
Der 9oftor fllbr oonn fort: ySb
braufe mid lli6t bafiir gu el1tiduL=
oigen, Dob id Sic &ronfen belle.
@elm ib lie ltidt beilte, Damn lpdrc
ELI @rullo fir @ntiduloigungen Dor
balloell. Sd babe oenielben Grub
iab, mie jener Selo Ser Mlan1r,
Der quite, olte 0opp grodett, Der Die
@prte iproh: Sci iider, ooB oa
I'M @edt biit nno oann GET poron"
So man nil periuden, meirl Gerti-
fifot fir lrneiiltig gu erflaren",
iogte er Damn, ullb ld6elte, .uher
Dies lit Elm freies 2anb uno blutige
S6lodten iino gei6lagen, I'M Seras
81 einem freien Staate gu MAIDEN.
Nienlano fam Die @abrbeit feilelll
ooer Die Sreibeit binoen ooer RI
men Molnr baran binoerl1, @lttes
5u trlt. Sd tue, mas id 5u tim
porgebe, id babe feline olloern Sc
iebe perfect, uls Dos, meldes sic
@er5tc ymcoi5iriide Gtbif" lel1len,
aber meoi5inide Gtbif lit fsin
Staatsgeiee in Seros. Gin Mar1
miro nod ieinen Seiitungen beurteiit
uno i'd babe ctmas geleiltet. SD
merbe fortfabrea I'M Wenger @otel
81 profti5ierelr, obne S1r6t uno
Sbeu.~ Der 0oftor bebal1oelt piele
8otienten ullo fem Mnieben m0hit
BON Saa 3u Saa.
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Seine @eaeI p1me Mmsmahme.

Sic oberite 9iesel fir Die seIddft:ge
@elt ldBt 1id in benz einen @orte 5us
la%mmenfaflen: Sorti6ritt. 5ti1iidub
beoel1tet Giididritt. Iber aud bieie Ste,
gel bot lire Iusnabme, neil oues
metllGlide 8eien feine @ren5e11 6at.
Sc miro benz Meniden niemals 9e(ine
gen, in Die @erfitdtte Der Natur 10 fpeit
por5nprin9en, baB er Die beilidmci,
Stpffe, ipeldJe beren Yflan5enrei6 1tns
bietet. MIR nadabmen, gei6mei9e hcnll
ibertreffen fam. @s miro 1liemals eli
mas Seiieres fir ei1len franfen O1oqen
gebert, aIs bieie begetabili16en Stpffe,
bie IN ben ct. Bernard &rdltterbil(eil
entbalten iinb. Sn &potbefen slt babe,l.
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Vie lit nfeHI

8ir breten etnbunDert Douars geIohz
nlns fir ieben Saa bon aatarrb. Der
nidt onrd ginnebmen bon 9au's Sea-
tarrb<&rr eebeiIt tperben tam.
s. S. Gbeneb& Co.. gigentb.
SoIebo, o.
@ir. Die Ilnter5eidneten. baben S. S.
gbenes felt ben lebten Is sabren ges
tannt lino baIten i'm fir boIfommen ebs
renbaft in allen Observation-Disclosures
uno finnn5ieu befdbigt, ale bon feiner
Sirma ein%gegangenen @erbinoli1feiten
5t e%rfiiIen
8 It & Srmag, @~robbanbeIss9 ros
euiften. Soleoo, 9.
B aIbing, &innan & Marbin n,
@roBbm1bels< 9roauiiten. Solebo. 8.
Sau's 2atarrbsaur tpirb innerli9 ges
nommen unb ipirft brett auf bas BIut
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