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The Glenwood post., 1908-02-22
PUSH AHEAD.

When you want to get along,
Push ahead.
When your life's not all song.
Push ahead.
When cold Worry" comes your
way,
And there's nothing seems to pay,
Just grit your teeth and say,
'1've dead sure come to stay"
Then you're bound to push ahead
con the dead" you'll come out
ahead.
j. A. MCMAHON.
The Glenwood post., 1908-02-22
SHYLOCK 3 DREAM.
(By s. A. Van Buskirk. J

l pondered long endeavoring to
settle in my mind
The demon that should wear the
crown among the human
kind;
Till weary and disguised as he
fore my mind they rose
In fiendish-like procession till l
fell into dOze.
And in my troubled sleep l dream
ed that l had gone to hell,
And in that city of the damned |
knew the demon well;
l saw him crouching on his throne
surrounded by his pelf;
And human souls and bleeding
hearts were gathered to him
self.
To paint form so hidcous I'd
take the fiends of earth
When in their cruelest passions
to give my picture birth;
For all the souls that ever lived
or monsters Of the deep,
'Twould take them all to form
the imp that stared me in my
sleep.
| saw his victims tear-stained
cheeks, | heard their wall of
woe,
| saw the bread of starving babes
into his larder go;
The smoke of torment issued forth
in black and murky folds.
AS with his irons laved in hell he
branded human souls.
And as | gazed with bated breath
shuddered as | saw
The lack of wealth in all the
world to fill the monsters
NAV;
With all the treasures of the earth
into his stomach crammed,
The hungry grin that swept his
face now Mortified the dam
ned.
And widows tears and orphans
homes were gathered to his
store,
And bleeding flesh from victims
bones, and still he craved for
more;
| saw him sell the virtuous maid
and clutch the glittering gold,
Though shrouded in the flames of
hell it made my blood run
cold.
And as l gazed all Mortified upon
that cursed deed,
I saw the name-plate on the door,
"Shylock, the Monster
Greed;"
And all his votaries from the earth
before the demon fell.
And cast their trophies at his feet
and crowned him king of hell.
The Glenwood post., 1908-02-22
DEATH OF COLORADO
Midland FnE1fAN.
From Tueadav1s Naflv Peat

Last night ~ Colorado Midland
train No. S was swinging around
the curves between Sellar and
Humphrey and running at a
speed of from IS to 40 miles an
hour, Fireman A. L. Cram in
some manner unknown lost his
balance and fell to the rocks be-
low.
The train had eone about .
mile before QsAn's abssnee was
discovered ~ ~ saeinssr. TIE
train was e61Dd sd sasseal1y
The Glenwood post., 1908-02-22
T1,np CARNIVAL

Mardi Gras. at New Orleans,
February 25th. Low winter tour
ist rate via Colorado Z Southern.
Illustrated booklet ssnt On re-
quest. 2. 3. Ft1H1R
General Passenger Aesnt,
1onVnR.
The Glenwood post., 1908-02-22
DHrI0HTs or rm nA

The Colorado 4 Southern 3 low
rates and splendid service places
the Mexican Gulf within only q
few hours distance. I,et us tell
you Of the splendid attractions.
T. E. FISHER,
General Passenger Agent,
Denver.
The Glenwood post., 1908-02-22

In the matter of your personal
dress and pay more attention to
the fashions. You might as we'll
be out of the world as out of the
style nowadays, and never be-
fore was dress SO important in the
successes Of life.
Come and look over our fabrics
and book of styles. Select what
you think will suit you and let us
make up the suit. You will then
admit that we are adopts in our
profession, and we shall be as
sured Of your future trade.
The Glenwood post., 1908-02-22
Glenwood News
Prom Wednesdays Daily Pos.


Prom Wednesdays Daily Post.
al Robertson made a trip to
New Castle today.
Mrs. W. F. Berry has a sewing
party at her home this afternoon.
DR.. W. G. Lockard of New
Castle visited Glenwood last
evening.
D. d. Mayo, superintendent of
the Globe Express company, is in
Glenwood today.
Mrs. C. G. Rowe has returned
after a two weeks visit in Den
yer and Manitou.
Mr.. F. A. Gordon left Monday
evening for visit Of several
weeks on the Pacific coast.
Miss Pansy Silver returned to
Glenwood last evening after a
visit to friends at Grand Valley.
Mrs. Ora Barton returned this
morning to Glenwood from a WIS.,
it to relatives in Emporia and
Topeka, Kans.
j. Wulfsohn has sent cable
gram to his family from his old
home in Russia saying he ar
rived safely and was feeling fine
from the trip.
Wanted. Boy to learn the
printing trade. Here is good
chance for a boy who is not
afraid to work who wants to learn
a good trade. Apply at this Of
fee.
Word has been received to the
effect that S. j. Lowe, who about
a week ago entered the Midland
hospital at Colorado Springs, is
improving nicely and will soon
be able to resume his duties.
The Dutch club met at the
home of Erest Barlow and spent
a very pleasant time last evening.
Twelve couples were present,
The home was neatly decorated
with flags and the entertainment
was excellent.
Ora Haley and his son., O. Ben
Haley, are in Glenwood. They
are the owners of the 2-bar ranch
on the Snake river and have ex-
tensive cattle interests in this
state and Wyoming. They are
by their foreman,
W. NJ. Patton, and are transact
ing some land Office business.
The father Of the late A. l..
Cram is expected to reach Glen
wood in day or two from his
home in Missouri. Cram, who
was fireman on the Midland,
injuries by falling
from his engine which resulted
in his death yesterday in Glen
wood. His remains lie in Far
nuns morgue.
Rev. Bernard l.. Rice, the able
and eloquent young minister who
is Grand Junction boy, filed
the pulpit at the Presbyterian
church yesterday morning and
evening, delivering two of the
strongest sermons heard in the
church in many months. There
was n large attendance at each
service. There is no question but
that Rev. Rice has an exceedingly
bright future before him in the
great field Of work upon which he
he entered. Grand Junction Sen
tinel.
The Post is this morning in re-
,eipt of a letter from H. w. Rich
ards, the Hot Springs company's
representative, saying that he
will open an Office for one week
in the Rio Grande ticket Office,
corner of Seventeenth and Stout,
and that he will then hold forth
a week at the Colorado Midland
office. He will occupy four diff
ferent Offices during his month 8
stay in Denver while boosting for
Glenwood. There will be lively
times in Denver town during the
next four weeks, for Harry has
with him an unlimited supply of
Yampah water which he will dis
The Glenwood post., 1908-02-22

Tho calf will not thrive ON the
slop and rlfass hesn ~ kitshsn.
Il may devsns - st1R, bet + h
snl1 beeanSs y ~ u,
The Glenwood post., 1908-02-22

Charcoal will be appreciated
by the hens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-30

key to the door. and at night. when
the household was asleep, she used
"a creep into the conservatory and
there meet her lover
This continued for some time.
and then, one morning. when the
servants went 10 open the eouaery.
aioFg. they found the marehionesa
and apalleiti dead on the floor All
the doors we're locked aud the ven.
tilatlng apparatus had been tightly
shut The o9erpoNering fumes 81
the flowers. eardeaias. taberoaes.
violets and q score Of others, bad
asphyklnlcd the lovers. supposedly
too ensfnfsed III each other to no.
tice the stirling air Of the conaerya.
tory. The marchioness lay with a
peaceful. happy expression on her
face, while spalletsi had a look Of
awful terror, rs II be had realized
his plight only wnen he became too
weak to rise aud break the glass
roof.
How the ventllatora came 10 be
sealed and the doors locked has
not been revealed. The police have
arrested Ewes stepmother. a IA.
nous ex-prima donna. Madame DE
Faro. the second wife OF the mar.
qniA. She IN accused Of having dis
covered the elandestine meetings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-30
BUSINESS MAN
IN POLITICS

George l. Haley. candidate for
one ~ the republican nominations
for counciimanat.larKe Il typical Of
the business man In politics. lie IL
engaged In the lime business. hay.
Ina organised Ia 1906 the Western
Lime company. al which he il the
active manager.
Mr.. Haleg has been resident of
Seattle since 1900. ia which year
he came 10 this city from Los An.
nelss lie il nnskilisd In the arts
and wiles ut professional politics.
but has made Il practice To en-.
dsa xor ri all times to perform the
duty of good eltixea By parttei.
pafinE In elections and tho primar
lea of hik party
In public and private declarations
he declares for the faithful aud
fntcsfnl enforcement Of all laws.
especially those rewulating public
morals. 10 the end that good citizen.
chip may b. encouraged and re-
wardcd aud life and property made
safe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-30

even abe. the wife OF an alderman.
had given no thought. except I'm
the most general way, 10 aldermnte
duties. while this girl had evolved
some Ideas OF her own,
HefuFe she could reply there was
an Interruption IN the person OF
stanley finher Fisher was not
comfortable, nafnell would have
preferred not to invite him. but
Mrs, Darneli had insisted that
this would be a mistake aud
might be construed aa an affront
Ia the fladleya. II. as reported. ne
was 10 marry Miss lladley. Fisher
himself had been asrrne "a coming
and had tried Ca disanade Mins Had
ley. Failing IN that. he had deem.
cd it the part of wisdom to accept
In order to protect his own inter,
eAta
Fisher was glad that the fact
that he was to take Miaa lIadley
In 10 dinner gave him nn uxeune Ia
interrupt the eonvarsntian. The
MaAnns were tao close % Darnesl.
Il gathered that abe waa tallIns
you about Joe. f" he laughed a. he
took her away.
Why notf" asked Mas Hadley
quickly. Half OF her refreshing
enthusiasm and confidence would
seem ia be lacking Il abe didn't re-.
Ter TO him aH doe. She'd have no
more individuality than the rest OF
us."
Il venture 20 say" he Persisted
that she'll make some frightfal
blnndeF before the evening Is over.
venture 20 say" retorsed Misc
Hadley. that ths only blunder she II
make Ia 10 sho~ that she believes
implicitly Ia her husband OF
coufse that Il distinctly bad form.
but rather like Il for a change
And ! like her. she's interesting. .
fiaheF made q quick but clever
ahlft Tie did not exactly retracs
anything. bur he admitted that such
uncnnxeniiunalitf was refreshing,
and that unquastianably Mrs. Ma.
son WAS a most esilmable woman.
The dinner was a large one, even
Tor the Dafneiis. with whom this
was = fagorlte method OF entertain.
mont. In addition 90 the young Poo.
pie, Mr.. and Mrs Hadley. NJ. and
Mrs Dale and various other close
friends OF Mr. and sarM Darneil
were present Ia consequence there
vas very little general conversation.
although an occasional sally was
made faf the benefit of all. Among
these there was a demand made
upon naFnell Tor a political speech.
oh. do make = stump speech =
cried snsne of the Kfris.
What are yea going 70 DO for
uKT" broke In Dale. n sAnt q
Atreaf vacated
And ! want n permit for an ever.
hanging sign" cried Endefly.
Dafurll laughed
Miss HadlsY could give you some
good Idoaa." urged pele. uho re-.
nnembered her remarks At pro
vsous dinner. -eoaldn't yoa. Miss
Hadisy =
Miss HaaIsy smiled and shook
her head
"sh. did once asserted Mlss
SHELBY.
III vss tho oaly idea ever had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-30
HIllBcpOIILSll[EN
i. SsclzyIlli oll Flower
Ss-y-yx< 1909 y Z az. - go 49,

Mrs. Joseph Mason, wife OF the nj
derman-eleet OF the Elghth ward
II was new experience for her.
and delightful one She Was not
ignorant. aud she was not entirely
IMMERSED n social usage, Cor she
was of good family. bat IN perfae.
ton. of appointments aud hrtllian.
cy of aaaemhiagc this dinner far
exeeeded anything known 20 her
experience. She WIS happy Just
Ia be there with her husband.
Somehow she felt thar II was a de.
served recognition Of biz merit.
Perhaps the fact thai Mrs. Mason
was brimmlng over with enthuni.
aam for narneil had nothing to do
with Il. but Miss Haaley scanned
q listen to her with particular In.
terest
We only got the newspaper nc.
counts OF all the trouble In the
Eighth ward" suggested Mias Had.
ley. hut you must have seen some
thing Of IL
No answered Mrs Mason, Il
didnt ace any OF Il. but | felt n.
Why, u actually seemed 10 be In
the mir. Every nisht thai Toe vent
a,,t i maa afr.id ia, H.. u.,,,la ,~s.s
hurt. and he did finally. but net so
haa as Ne nasnsll TRAY klehaa
him when he Was down. Ioe told
mo-thc oowaris'-
ss-rhe eowardsi- euho.a Mia.
ftaal~v wsth ae.,rnful .,,nhaat.
ana then an. added ha.fily ~ n
renr~ttlne that she haa been he.
traxed into thIa unconventional .tf..
plmv Of feeling. ~put p~rhana the
snratned ankle chat kent him ii ths
hcunr the last we~k az the cam.
palxa saved him from more serious
irunhic"
I'm sure Il did answered Mrs.
Macon. slanrlng sympathstically At
Ilarnali. who could not conccal sha
fact that his ankle still gave him
some troubic. Aud IL was all 90
account Of Toe. too. | tell you there
isn't anything We wouldn't do for
Mr.. narnwll. TOR No both think b.
woa the wafa for Us. Hut It's al
over. nov. thank heaxcns And Joa
has hia chance 20 shos What a
Eos,d alderrnan can do. even ia that
ward
Miss Hadiey smiled A. the Fef'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-30

laughed Miss Hedley
"Oh. that liant 40" asserted Mrs
Mason. confidentiaIly. 10 Darnell,
who sat beside hof sshe told me
Of another before We came IN to
dinner"
what wna az" asked Darnell.
she thinks AN alderman should
have an office for the transaction
of public business. iuat like the
mayor. and that he should be lust
aa Systematic In attending "a Il
"Shc certainly has Home original
IDEAS" returned Darnell. with n
laugh 4 planned = few business.
like innovations myself. but ! didn't
go quite 80 Tar as that"
Later In the evening he was With
Miss hiadiey fof few minutes. and
neither was quite At ease, While
friendly, ihoy had ceased To be
frank, and each felt that something
was due from the other Each longed
for the word that would restore the
old relations. but neither was sure
enough OF the other 10 say a.
Il trust you Will not deem me
weak" he said. ~ act ON another
suggestion of yours
u shall b. flatfered." she rrtnrn.
cd. but didn't know | had made
one
1T IL the ward office plan" be
explained. Mrs. Mason told me
about Il. aud I like II. OF course Il
would be more crediiahie u had
thought OF it myself, but ! assure
YOU that ! have some other ideas
that are my own. For this. how.
ever. ] must acknowledge nv In.
debtedness 20 you. n am to be
honest aboui ii~~esen nj the risk Of
Aeaming To lack any personal re-
soufccfulnaaR
Stanley Fisher was az her aide
before nha could reply, bat she
smiled AZ Darnell bowed and left. ile
had told her more than he thought.
but less than she wished. Forget.
fulnesa proves indifference. aud he
had not forgotten.
Ito be eontluaedD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-30

he heard a young bank clerk. Al.
fonso Spailetfi. sing at a friends
house. lie admired his fine tenor
voice and helpes him. Spalietti
Foar Hike y rocket.
Always \ welcome guest at the
house Of the marquis. Spalletti
spent many days there. aud meet.
lne the young warehouses. the two
fell In love. Eve. up 90 meeting
spalletgi. had shown n strong re.
liElous temperament. constantly
urging her father 60 allow her To
enter a nunaery. Love. however.
wiped all other thoughts from her.
sud she gave herself up entirely 10
the tenor
Tho marquis opposed the strong
attachment Of the couple. He or.
dered spalietu not tn re-enter his
house. Hut the lovers found other
means Of meeting This consersa.
tory OF tbs marquis villa ran
against a street vail and IN thia
vaIi there il a doorway. The
Narchioness Eve gave the tenor n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-30

Seattle star Exclusive sersIee.l
ROME. Jan. Worthy 10 be
Included ia a modern Decameron.
and SURPRISING even the Imaginat.
I've tales Of I.oeeaeclo. II the tfag.
eds Of the is-Year-oid Warehouses
Eve GuRiielmetti and her lover, the
famous tenor Alfonso spalleiti. who
had been engaged for leading roles
fof next season al the Meiropoi.
lfan opera house. New York.
The marchianeHs was the only
daughter OF the millionaire Mar.
auis GasiielmeEu. patron Of the
Rus. who has magnificent villa
10 the aristocratir Macao quarter
90 Rome. attached 20 which ss a
= Xrndld conservatory
the old marquis for many years
- been the seiflnAtituied guar.
a N Of poor. artinticaliy inclined
9ahe. aud many pefNunn nov
pAmiaeuf In the world Of the
drama and art owe their success
20 his benevoienee. Two years ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-30

ct4ApTER XIX (Conllnacdl.
- amount Of hustllng that Pep.
- "a sussng the rest u that niKet
- -. slmpl, extraordinary lie even
's..,sa psoplr out Of bed, snd Ions
$500 ,he polls we're opened Howe
ssS Lewis were givtnk him active
-ss.s,aaoe They not cnis soted Tor
s - hut shey lel Il be known Tar
80 ~sae thai they had voted for
- 49, TAat they held. would keep
,sssa clear u trouble. for the ~.
, 80, eyldenea ef srickery related
NJ q. % lhose Who opposed Mason.
Tas Eighth ward was the sensa'
,,ae i tho day. almost cclspsing tn
,sfsness the returns on The city
,srsrl lnaeed. IN Caseya saloon
ssere Vas less tail OF the mAyofait,
candidates than there MAS OF
-<ex What do ye think II that
Asusnelsd jim Casey. when he
h..rd that Mason was steadily In
ervsslng his head
Tas remark was addressed 20
ma Hogan. 1 Follower alderman.
81 happened 10 BE- In the place.
a,Ie isn't dong Il himself. pro
tasted Hoxan. Its the Cd Mar
who's uiessinE him
~suss. said Casey "An' G. why
pecaa~, NJ likes him. DE think 7
4 II OF Maa throuhled b. an tn.
rrexin' conscience all " sudden :
n know brssher. Some vans heru
ntvsa him palpIlatiun ~ tn hear-Ft'
FRA fae. Hogan. this lad NAY not
y tola IA work. In u AaEhth
vord. but Il luks 10 me Ike hes
e. Il on Man.
cnrbrtt himself was Iuhllani.
Wh<s the polls cioscd Il vas evt
6,rs that nzrnell had been eiectsd
4 th< fuenfy fourth. while Mason
ma.nxisx In the k1Ehth vas almost
unpf~cx,srntes. There vas \ ring
d exnlsxlson 10 bis voice when be
esIlsd Darsxsi NJ On the telephone
Well s.is CoFbeit. With a
harps but tsuszlixinE laugh. that's
vkzf Duffy knes believe ! told
ysa that ~ msstrF sas practically
setficd
uhsf Duff knew was that every
pofIacai pfopket and sine man
uuas<a to kaos that night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-30

Of the lovers. and Jealous Of hsr
etepdRughter, wished 10 make her
3 prisoner With the tenor.
The prisoner denies any guilt.
Some believe that the young coupis
may have committed suicide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-30

r. scisl method Of celebrating
q Great Is TO feed ones frtends.
4 nFsei honor comes 70 one In pub
- hfe. there i banquet. II Mira.
Gruzdr has a distinguished guest.
tHrre b . dinner. II Mas GFundY =
eagzxrnea' Is annoanced. there IL
Z isnrAscn
- Il naturally happened that
~ xae Mrs narnell gave = din
-. and By far the happlcHf and
pDadest woman IN the nom was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-30

largest Pool Room IN ctty--The
Oriental. lsis Third Az. near Pike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-30

Buy your hat OF 4. N. Brooks &
Co, 1881 Second Gv. sss
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-04-23
3wei Driiofr ><x:,l
/ ~ >. erfdoden.
@erSen bon Tulisiitcu fir Ginbreder
aebaltcn.
Wouten ibr Gierntum eecen
piebe uertei0i9en.
Dem gorfaa licst Gin gruees MR'
ueritanonis 81 @ruube.
Columbus. Ohio. 20. Ipril.

Golumbus Ohio, 90. Iprtl.
Srrtiimlih fiir ginbreder gebalten,
tpllrben am Sonntagmorgen Sobn
uno 8iqiam 8. sSranf, S6bne oes
Observation-Disclosures R. 8. Srant
alf Der Oitieite. bon ben itGStriden
EoIi3iiten Gaiep unb Sein3e eridoi.
ien. Gaiep lit bebufs llnteriudltng
bonn gmte iuipenOiert porbeu, aber
Sein3e 1T i'm 9ienite 9eblieben.
&ur3 Dor oerSdieBerei tpurOcn bon
gtadbarn in Dem 2doen pon &. $.
Sranf, 1921 Sarions glpenue, Gin.
BREEDER entoedt. Sopobl Der @igen.
timer be8 2ooenS tpie Die Soli5ei
tpurben benahridtigt, ettpa 81 Der.
ielben 3eit. Die beioen iungen Rdn'
ner, Ole geihoiien purben, elm anOe'
rer gruoer Gilbert Srant, un0 @il'
liam 9oerger, bcpaffneter itb ihnelI
uno ltefen na6 Dem 2aoen. Die
Eoli5iiten Sein5e uno Gaiep, Die be.
reits an Ort mo Steae moren, itan'
Den i'm Shotten oes @ebGuoes, olS
Die &eute eintrafen, llnb ieoe EarteI
belt Die anoere fitr Die Rduber. @ie
9oerger io9t, erbob @. 8. Granf elm
tleineS @erpebr, oo$ er trug, unO
feuerte piermal ouf oen Soli5ilten
Sein5e, Der Damn ieinen 9fepolper 5og,
i6oB uno ieinen 8egner t0Oli6 per'
nun0ete.
Ter 8oIi3iit Goiep befdbI Sobn
uno Gilbert 6ranf, fire SGnbe bod
81 bolten unO 9IIbert 6ranf iogt, ooB
tie eS toten unO OaB Die SfteBerei
aui Sobn Sronf ungeredtferti9t &C.
weien iei. EoIi5iit Gaiep bebaltptet
oof Sobn feline S6noe nid)t bod &c.
balten, ion0ern einen HepolOer ge5o'
gen unO auf ibn 0e5cIt babe, porauf
er idoB.
@eiOe ilm9e WGnner lebten nod
mcbrere Stlln0en, nadOem tie gei6oi.
ien morOen moren.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-04-23
Gtee,lbeffb! ~ 7
eesebfn.
Der gefebl su elmer italicniiden Slot
INSTRUMENTATION wiSerrufen.
Die Giirkei fIigt tldD On
italifn fhrn ForCernncen.
@irb bic GIuridtums italieniidcr
Eoitcn in Der Siirfei geitattcn.
Il 0 N. 20. Q[priI


Gin itoIieniideS 8ei6maoer bat
ben 9efebl erboIten, eine Iemonitra.
tion in tiirfllden @eD1iiern por5u.
re6men. Ter @runo oafiir lit, oaB
fi6 Die 1iirtei 0cweigert bat, Die @r.
IoubniS 3l,r @r0ffnun9 italienii6er
PoItGmter auf titrfiI6em 8e6Iet 81
eeben, tpir lie bon an0eren QQnoern
oufredt erbaIten Der0en Iiele be.
ob6thttgte Oemonitration bat in tet.
rer 8eiie ehpos NIT Der Situotion
in Ertpoli8 81 tun, Die aus Der @r'
mor0ung zines italienii6en WiiIio'
mars uno aus Der 8erfol9ung bon
@tn9e6orenen, 0ie 2ono an Staliene1
oertouft boben, 0ur6 ottomonnlihe
geborOen entitunoen iino. Iaa
S6Ia6ti6tTf unter oem Ser3og oer
abru33en biI6et einen 3eiI oeS 8e.
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