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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-31
A Fish Sandwich.

Galloway was not in a very good
mood when he entered the food parlor
and after sitting down he asked for
a fish sandwich. This was quickly
brought to him and he then requested
that it be warmed When it was
brought to him a second time in the
condition which he wished it, he start
ed eating it. Soon he asked for a
glass of water and knife and im-
mediately upon the receiving the for
mer he pushed it over. splitting the
contents on the counter and floor
With the knife he tipped over the
ketchup bottle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-31
St. Louis Cash Grain Market.

ST. LOUIS, Oct, Wheat No.
red, s1.21@1 "a; No. 8, red, 81 .151s
@1. 221s; No. 2, hard winter, s1.O61s
Oil; No. 8, hard winter. 5000
1.0511.
Corn No. 2, 611a@62c; white,
63c; yellow, &c; 8, Gle; white,
SIC; yellow. Gle; 4, 551s!@56c.
Oats-No. 2, 40c; white, 42A@
421s; 8, 391s; white. 4O1a @42; 4
white, 39@401a; a, 3S1s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-31
Drew a Gun.

Mister Miller noticed this perform
ance and was just on the point of re-
marking about it when Galloway look
ed at him and said. You don't like
it do you?" Miller replied. mo /
don't, hurry up and eat and get out of
here whereupon the negro picked up
the nearest dish and hurled it through
the air towards the proprietor. His
fun was shoot though. After demolish-
ing several other pieces of glassware
by the air route, Miller drew gun
from under the counter and black
streak went out the door.
The police were notified and Officer
Real arrested the fellow near the wa
ter works office taking him to the bas
tile in the patrol wagon. The affair
caused quite little excitement on the
levee and was witnessed by quite a
few people.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-31
Liverpool Closed.

Liverpool Closed.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 3o.-W Wheat, IA
sd lower; corn I'D higher.
Car Lots.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-31
Kansas City Live Stock.
Keokuk Market.

KEOKUK, Iowa, Oct. 3O.T oday's
local markets furnished by the o. A.
Talbot Co:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-31

Chicago Live Stock.
Estimated Receipts Monday.
Hogs, 10000; cattle, $1,000; sheep,
$4,000.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-05-13
Judge Murray's Report

The matter of Judge Murray's
report, is being considered by the
council, and City Attorney Bosard.
The, Judge has always handed in
very carefully prepared report, but
has never turned over all of the
Ices, retaining his share, and giving
the balance to the city. The matter
is being threshed out, to see whether
OK not Mr.. Murray should turn over
all of the fees, and then put his bill
Into the city for his share of the
fees. This amounts to the same
thing, however the Judge and the
council want to go strictly according
70 law Mr.. Bosard will hand in a
written report at the next regular
meeting, May 10.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-05-13

We will have few of those Early
Ohio potatoes at s1.00 per bushel
First prize for best potatoes at har-
vest festival last fall. ]. W. Smith,
Box 81, Surrey, N. Oak. 81 5-1S
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-05-13
$4,000
IN GOLD
FREE

Don't forget to ask us for
tickets On every dollars worth
Of goods you buy at our store.
We are going to give away
5000 in gold to the holders Of
the lucky tickets on the eve
ming of July 3rd. Three
prominent men will act as the
judges. Anybody who desires
to do 50 may get a chance to
win Z nice sum of money by
buying Sl.OO worth or more of
cooks at our store.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-05-13

An ad. in the Independent
is read by over $500 families.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-05-13


with them to ship
deliver the goods time Several
then ready ship they made remarkable They
advanced and that they compelled cancel the order would
the goods dispose them They
commission suit sell stand the entire
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06

eve ALWAYS patient and his friends that the op-
Grafton vas successful. he said.
French doctor said; Mature Is hShtlns Win
dssase. nd ma armed with cup-that is .ne
physcian-comes lifts his club and strikes at ranaon,
IF he hits the disease kills It, II he hits the patient lie
DImouIn another famous French doctor, said IS he
was diving: behind me two famous physicians
regimen and river water -, a.. .,,r,u,,os
and that could that any cure mad peeh nhus
Inv medicine worked It's own curs' lneiS
great human body 70 throw on disease
and in where the patent recovered
ii was not because the medicine given but IN spite
OF IT, 49,, , ,,o chaprel If fine ages
hae bonu yexed by ebo and flow OF contrary
onnio1s asserted this physician. History SHOWS now
MANY Dfaibe remedies for diseases nave peen 'auted
and forgotten go ,.,or ,,,o, b,oolirc
1vas the sovereign all diseases IN tnose Gays
fhc patient, ~hat all-
rnent How thousands killed pH the dp'l"rS
In cannot even conjecture. any more tan
NO how, being He'd now ny wrong
The medical fraternity has had
great faith has put in wltchcrft charms a1nulets
alchemy, magic meslnerlaiI ny
dropat nv and fads There time when lt was
fhoi1ght all ailments OF the brain were
caused vapor collected within iho skul ana pressing
upon the brain to lay open the scalp and
drill hole through the skull 10 let the Vapor out Where
fs thc uivscan who would do that now? Yet our own
or opcnnr bowels and cutting on the ap-
'sTlere was a time only a few hundred years ago"
music: whcn bones ground up and drunk FOR
of when human blood was prescribed FOR
enilensy Auua Uiyma remedy advertised as having
ereat Virtue made by cutting in pieces TIC body OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06
SAYS DRUGS MUST GO.

Dr Samuel Hall OF Denver, the who proved that
he five years Prof Loeb in discovering
electricity Is life that the present system of drug
giug must be abolished.
Dr Hall is the inventor of the successful device
for eectrfyng the human body His experience has been
broad covering period of 20 years,
Dr. Hall is recognized OF the leading authori-
ties electrical treatment thousands pa
tients attest the OF his remedy.
Talking to reporter yesterday, Dr Hall said
The old school doctor has had his day. His methods
belong to the mystery and superstition Of the dark ages
THE physicians of today doing what the
tors OF thousand diddosng sick and suffer-
ing humanity with poisons
amy who thinks for himself knows that poisons
cannot build up health They give temporary relief
by stupefying the nerves, but
OF disease. As long the remains no cure can
he effected
III you had a real fine watch and some part Of it's
mechanism broke would you mend IT filling II
with oil2 No YOU would take it to the matchmaker
YOU knew and have him find the OF The trouble
repair 1T
your body is a far delicate mechanism than any
watch. it is the complicated machine earth vet
when vital part breaks fails work prop
ery try to make IL by doping yourself with poison
drugs
"Al OF your vital organs including the stomach
liver and kidneys by power called nerve force
Any doctor will admit that
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06
DON'T TRY TO FOOL NATURE

Few people realize danger In drugs until their
health is gone their and vtals wrecked by
poisonous mixtures.
"Then you understand how useless is TO try to
fool nature with stImuants, narcotics posons
THE ostrich hides its head thinks he is out Of
the hunters rife people things ist az
absurd.
"You up the symptoms of disease imagine
cured. Just you stop using the drug
tho trouble than
'You have got remove the before You can
any ailment,
III have splinter in your finger only way TO
rid the rain Inflammation get the splinter
course. YOU could take morphine and
relieve the pain while that remove the
splinter which causes It.
'The for nearly every chronic aiment or dis
is want OF vitality and energy by some part of
your body machinery.
"a TO for treatment weeks ago
who had taken five bottles OF poisonous got
the stuff from the chronic kidney
trouble and rheumatism
''Of patient the nature OF the
the bottles The mixture contained morphine
potash and alcohol in large quantities lie realized
why he nervous. debIlitated weak why
his back him his wouldn't d-
gest He realized If he had continued the use
of these polsons much longer he would become
drug slave thousands OF others who went
TO doctors for relief
That's the way all drugs work. They will stop a
pain by putting brake heart action but
pain back In few hours and hive to repeat
the dose. The trouble is there and will reain
til the cause la removed,
Now this man took treatment and began ap-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06

SHALL WE THROW PHYsIC TO THE DOGS: Has
medical science made progress and are all drugs
poisons?
'The science Of medicine is founded upon conjecture
improved hy declares OF the greatest
physicians world Sir Astley Cooper M D. physi-
clan to tho Queen OF England.
Drug medicines but disease by producing
another PAYNE. professor in the New
York university Medical College.
"a mild mercurial course and mildly cutting mans
synonymous terms Professor Gilman OF
the New York College of Physicians and Surgeons
More and more eminent physicians declaring each
year science has made little progress since
beginning Of man.
NJ q. Terry formerly surSeon-generai oi Nc"
York recently that in his opinion very lew
of the appendicitis that disease
al all and where operat tons were
performed for appendicitis vacation series OF
morning would have prevented the serious tuln
taken by the disease
Or Csler OF "chloroform- age fame saws: Pain IN
tho stomach nowadays is always appendicitis. aDd IS
recognized by physicians wife over the telephone;
DIR NJ +. RodeTmund OF Milwaukee goes farther taan
either OF these declares: 1T is absolute impos-
! have witnessed assisted in thirty-our operations
of so-csled appendicitis. but have seen dis
casod appendix. / have number OF healthy:
lIoonjne men sent to the angels Just
the fee Of three 10 hive nun
Grod ! just what | That II was soSo-
Itey only aud the surgeons made not bones
about ga ying before the operation was performed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06

which longer lived smaller and powerful
any other dry battery
THE current be regulated 70 any desired
strength by the OF finger upon
Compared with ElectroVigor all other body
appliances inventions Of the blacksniths
ut is not that point. however, that my
been founded My immense business is due to nay
knowledge OF the effect Of electricity upon
treated, and the best effect, treat
every case that comes to Individual. direct
tho application Of appliance to suit the of
each When you consider that electricity which
supply is life TO the organs into which
see how get my results My success is the result
OF my cures. If did not cure, my business would
have worn out long
when that my remedy cures, l don't ask you
TO believe until it. have cured
patients In nearly every the map send you
the OF those and you about
my treatment"
Il know that many people skeptical about
monials. and they have QuacISs and pat
ont medicine makers have fooled the public by
printing bogus letters that II to
Every testimonial publish is genuine have n
standing reward OF $1,000 for any them were
bought,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06

Nerve force Just name for electricity When
any organs break Inactive sick
disease results. Now. can't the
until you the cause-repar the part broken
down. The only way 10 do this is give nature the
power 10 do it, All you need is motive power electricity
You can't get that from drugs My method
this electricity whenever lacking and pain and disease
will disappear, That's the natural way
Suppose have stom ach trouble; d.
ges gases arise when ferments causing severe
q doctor who gives a drug to stop
the pain, not the Every tme YOU
pain have take the drug again
Now, what's the reason the stomach won't digest
Simply because ii hasn't tha strength.
energy nerve vality-not drugs which stimulate
70 a day and weaken the
THE greatest scientists have proven the
force which runs machine. power that
strength IS electricity. Then. he
way to restore q weak healthy condition is to
restore electricity where Is is needed do this with
Electro Nigor.
''Flecro-Vgor generator OF powerful bat
Of electricity. about Your body while
YOU sleep steady unbroken stream OF electric
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06
SCORES PRESCRIPTION NONSENSE. -

This nonsense about the writing of prescriptions is
line with all the medical profes
SION this writer. at is business OF pretensions
miSreprcSent atIoIS and frauds
Even such high authority the London Lancet said
IN recent issue:
I'm medicine and surgery, in all and sciences
methods become general they into dsusc be
NYed possibly at later period and then to achieve
popularity which attaches a supposed thing.
Some OF the most eminent physicians asked re-
Gently to give their opinions Of medicine and medical doc
A of the replies here given
DR. 6. T., Page, Boston, Mass:
From the time in which the Father OF His Country,
affected by simple readily durable malady pharYn-
gjtis. killed by bleeding to the
o needless
pendcts, which killed distinguished New York
such operations have killed end OF good and
women
Prof. Oliver Wcpdell Holmes who many years
one of the medical faculty of Harvard Medical School
said before his class
The disgrace medicine that colossal system Of
cnpti"d their cankcrng minerals the vegetable king
dom robbed all its growth the erails of animals
for their impurities the poison bags Of reptiles drained
OF their and all the conceivable denominations
thus obtained thrust the throats Of individuals suf
ering from some fault Of organization nourshment
vital stimulation
Prof. Valentine Mott. the ''Of all
sciences, medicine is the most uncertain"
Dr.. Abercrombie Fellow OF the Royal College OF Ply
siclans OF Edinburgh. Medicine has been called
by philosophers the art Of conjecture the science of
guessing"
Or. Jacob Bisclow formerly president the Massa-
chusetts Medical society. says. The premature death
that medicine is stiI an Intellectual speculation
Prof. Gregory the Edinburgh Medical College said
to- his medical class Ci"ntlencn, % out of 100
medical facts medical lies medical doctrines
Dr. Albert Lefngwell of the American Humane Asso-
citation ':I do not believe that the length
of human life would be diminished by hour If all the
drugs OF Chrsendom dumped into the barring
perhaps half dozen'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06
WOMEN SAVED FROM BuTcHERY

Thousands o submit to dangerous operations
which could he easily avoided by Electro
Visor. But the average imagines that the
thing to after drugs fail, is to the surgeons
knife.
Most female complaints the result OF low vitality
or weak. impovershed nerves Where there is def
cheney of vital force there Is bound to be sluggish
action Of The organs affected, and then disease
My Electro-Figor Saturates the with gentle
stream of electric life enabling them vgor
oms and regular action Of all the organs OF the body
Electro Ngor builds vitality and strength In
weakened part thereby removing the OF disease:
"a great number of people suffer from pains and
aches called rheumatism. or lunlbago, or neuralgia.
by impoverished crying for aid The life
these Is electricity and nothing else will
them. send gentle from Electro-Vigor so
that it will the life direct to the ang part and
relief often felt / frequently such
I'm ten days.
"A asked the other day why it is that
Faradc batteries and static machines do not give such
results Electro-V Vigor.
That's because YOU can't the treatment for
more than half IN hour time. A nervous person
endure II that long account OF the SHOCK w
a man method finds that 1t does not help
him naturally concludes that electricity is good
Now, my system is different. / infuse the current
the body eight every day night,
usually while the patent sleeps . ,
delicate Jared shocked by thls
It in them just like driz7ng rain sat
newly plowed field They absorb It, drink 1t In
II is their ife they grow strong with It,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06

plying EectroNigor every night In three weeks
pain ache had left his body and another three
weeks he reported himself of the kidney trouble
which had bothered him for years.
How did Electro Nigor do this? Simply by removing
the cause and giving nature the power to The
rheumatism caused by the kidney trouble. and the
for the kidney trouble lack strength and
vitality in those
ELECTRICITY, which Is vitality, all that
needed With that restored. life activity OF
the kidneys renewed enabling TO cleanse the
blood OF the poisonous uric acid and other impurities.
$50 people upon finding themselves aIlins in
any make hurried trip to the doctor TO get
prescription, Those people imagine that health is sold
by the bottle, all that is is to take
kind of medicine,
when you pay a a drug prescription you
pay lot OF That prescription may be
cents worth dope, you the
wiser. and the druggist charges dollar for 1t Just
because the order is written In symbols The
all this prescription Is clear. You
don't know what you getting the druggist
charge much he likes He then divides the proHt
with the doctor
''When ] your my aim is You
price treatment and that is all
If know that can't III tell you in the be-
ginning. | don't want money that don't earn.
In the treatment of chronic ailments, They
learning what claimed years that the
only disease is TO help nature it, Drugs
never did and will do that and defy man on
prove that they do.
Poor digestion, inactive liver, constipation Sluggish
heart slow thinking dormant energy and aZness are al!
power of the human machine the power
that the active and viii sec what i
In such will see how Electro VE9r wiG
action into the body. 1t the electric HE ana
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06
THE CONVICTION OF EXPERIENCE.

declare as my conscientious conviction founded on on
ono exr,erence and reflection that f there were NOT
sjnoie physician surgeon, midwife, chemist apothe-
cary druggist drug the face OF the eart tnere
,Uoid he and less mortality than no"
nrevail-James Johnson M. D., r. r. s.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06
NINETY PER CENT NOT APPENDICITIS.

Dr. A. r. Soal5man quotes the statement Of rhysi-
clan meeting physicians In Boston This doctor
has performed tions for appendcts IMAM any
ofber declared at the Boston meet
90 cent OF the cases IN Wnlch ne
operated for appendicitis proved not 10 oe 'a alsease
at
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06
THE SECRET OF SUCCESS.

''The many men fail at everything they At
tempt is because they quters They have not me
and ability to tackle and overcome The obstacles
they encounter.
"Giye a who is kept down by loss OF energy;
backwardness despondency lost Vitality or Weakness ol
any kind and VIII make man out, OF MIN oF
hlng his nerves with the OF life-electricitN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06

healthy man had died q violent death and dis
filling il with ground human bones, IL was given as
,rhis the medical fraternity TO drop the
with which il seeks 10 surround it
self Rhubarb will do aa much good when ordered IN
IsnrlisI IN Latin. he SIENNA will not be a
Bit more agreeable Fol Sen cream OF tartar
Bitar, a mixture 10 be taken at bedtime might
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06
BOOK WORTH ST FREE.

To any man or woman who will mail ME this coupon
Will send CLOSELY sealed finely s a.e
hook and or dlseaSe lHls oooS
written In plain language and explains many see'e
Don't spend another doctors and their WORTH
1ectro-V Vigor cures TO stay cured. You should know
about II.
Don't wait another minute , J.. ,u ,,d
Cut out this coupon right and mah II IL ssh"
the book without delay, absolutely Tree
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06

Just we'll be written that way Mkt. h. sumda
And water would be equally eficaCious il written
that way when written aqua Pura.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06
ABOUT DOCTORS WHO ADVERTISE.

"There is a lot prejudice against doctors who
advertise doubt TO the large number of quacks
that have oistcd worthless treatments on
the public during the past few years ,s Va. -. an,e
10 handle all business that would come TO- me- The
many fake electric belts and batteries acYersised oE
skeptica but know that
l have good thing and III hammer away until every
knows II.
f'Any organ of body any part that lacks the ne
cessary vitality perform Its natural 1unctios can DC
method.
gives makes the blood rich and warm
il valizes and puts vim into the brain and
it just makes good man out OF bad one IN
with Elcctro-Vigor cure rheumatism in its worst
aches. weak general de-
hlty and any trouble which be cured by re-
storing strength. -. ~no-
mo matter where you live, can treat you as sue
ccssfully as you here In Office,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06

is the with backbone that gets The good lob Job
It the aggressive hustler that gets the promotion when
there any promotion man without enersy mas no ,t @
after tho other Get some life in you Build up your
with Electro-Nlgor
pick ont the men used Electro-Vigor and
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-12-23
Spbe Aarf Nptt;en.

= Die gerlObuus BON 5rGuIsin @Orc
Setter pom SiOrO @arfislb slusnue mil
SObn g. Sabn uOn Der Siioieits 1T un'
sefiinbi9t norOsn.
- Su Dem uOn Stnlienern bswobu.
ten Sauis 9O7l Robinion Stru6e brad,
ssitsrn sssen Niittus Elm 5eusr auf bsm
Dad aus, bod bewdltiste Die Seuer'
webr Ouiiclbe Obne SrOBs sluitrsnsunssu
- Su oem S6uftbaus Der 8rigss
3e6e in Sepisr YalleD brad bsute fur3
nab Wiittsruabt elm Seuer aus. Dur6
rie beroii6e 9lrbeit Der Seuermehr nuroe
Die psitsrs ausbrsituns Oes 5susrs Der.
biitst, bod lit Der SdaOeu immsrbin
bsOeuteno.
- 8atrid S'Donnsq BON 20. Ctr,
Der nnssbli6 iuuSs Wtdoden ;u uumO.
3weden gu usrlOdsu iudte uno
aud i'm 8eroudt itsbt, pdbrsnO Der
Isstsn BO6e 6ruuen usrfOlst unb in.
Ihltirt gu babsn, purOe Sumftn9 fir
lin ssridtlidss @ridsiusn uutsr $500
Sirsi4uit scitsIlt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-12-23
Sa8 Sbal abmdrts.

5aglor. - Sin ldOuss 9lnsebinoe er'
bislt 9srr SObn Deiuiu9er an Der Ppne
lsster Gage pon ieiuer Satin ais Sc
idsnt gum @briitfeitc, nemliA einen
itrammsn 9un9eu. psldsr wObI aud
einmul oils Sdiiee ben eriten Preis er'
rin9sn mag, ME ss iein Sater lssten
Serbit setban bat. gSir gratuliereu
SRI. Ouiip Rsinburt uOn ben NincOln
Seisbts lit CUR 9liiiitent SupcrinOeutin
Oss GuplOr SOipituIS ernuunt wOroeu.
- Die @adupannu @Ompanie bat ibre
arbeitsr an ben SOloen, Pgns unO Gag'
lOr 3sdsu um Slmilas uusbssublt. nm
ibnsu oas nOtbiSe SIsiuSelO iiir gSeibs
nuhten Sn bsihuHen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-12-23
SHnmpre.

= Der 21 Sabre alte Sobn @Orlrg
uOn bier wurOe Sumftus giu6t pdbrenO
Oes @sOrdnses auf einem Strubenbubn'
wusen Our6 Elm Senitsr seidOben uno
trus babel S6nittwunOen am @eii6t
uno ben Sduben bauOu.
- Sn bsm @ebdube bes gln9elo Be.
tOiumme all Smitb Strase, uon ibm
unO 6rant @lupe bepObnt, CAB es DOn'
nsritas 9ia6mittas elm BruuO, Der einen
S6aosu pon ctna $1,000 anridtete.
Der idpude Battle-Ground binOerts Die
6susrpsbr an Der y0Ibarbsit.
- Is. Wt. @ettisri uon bier, Der an-
seblid uerfebIte, cine 300 Sruufsn 0to.
ts. bic ibm SorsllO ROceO Sur llsbsrienb'
uus mad Stalisn iibersab, ubjuienOsn,
wurOe Sumitus auf cine oissbe;islids
antluse fir elm seridtlides @rideinsn
unter $500 Sirsibuft ssiteut.