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The Winslow mail., 1910-11-12

something. I wouldn't have fished
here. sir, if l had thought there'd be
any objections.
Oh, no, go ahead and fish, but
you won't catch anything said the
o. D.
Thank you, sir. may said Nc
Call, and as we turned away the man
solemnly dropped his line overheard
again.
For a week longer the same thing
happened. Every idle moment, in
spite of the gibes of the men and no
success as to fish, Private Mccall
f1shed in the rain barrel.
Finally the matter was reported to
the 'kom'; Mccall came up for office
hours, but the examination elected
nothing beyond the fact that he
might catch something
"A report of the matter was sent to
the commandment of the station A
survey was ordered and the three
medical officers on It watched Mccall
first, and questioned him afterwards.
They found him sane upon all sub
iects except this one thine-fshins in
the rain barrel.
Finally they decided to give him q
disability discharge and shortly after
it was delivered to him
When the boat for the mainland
left that afternoon, Mccall stood on
the deck looking at the men who had
gathered on the landing to say good
bye. As the steamer showed off
broad grin spread over his face. then
waving his discharge in one hand and
his hat in the other, he yelled:
Goodbye, boys I'm going home to
see the kid. I've been fishing for this
for two months Good-bye.
The Winslow mail., 1910-11-12
CLEVER TRICK VERY AMUSING
Produces Great Deal of Merrlment and
Needs No Apparatus-Looks
Like Jumping Jack.

This is genuine bit of fun that
demands no apparatus, and every one
can do it. Place yourself by the side
Of a mirrored wardrobe, as in the IL
lustration, in such a way that hall
vour body is concealed, the other half
projecting from the wardrobe AS for
the person standing on the other side.
1t certain distance it will appear IT,
hem that they behold you entirely.
he illusion being caused by one-half
being reflected. says Magical Expert
ments.
The Winslow mail., 1910-11-12
MOTORCYCLE IS HOMEMADE
Frame of Machine Shown in IIIustra.
ton Is Made From Gas Pipe and
Pipe Fittings.

The frame of this motorcycle is
double throughout and made from
three quarter and one inch gas pipe
and pipe fittings. A piece of roun
iron was inserted in the pipes at
each bend to make sure of rigid
frame. No threads were cut on the
pipe and the tees used for the cross
ties we're reamed out. slipped over
the pipes and fastened with a pin
writes ]. o. Turner in Popular Me
chanics
The construction of the forks make
them very strong and springs were
attached as shown. The wheels and
engine we're taken from an old and
The Winslow mail., 1910-11-12
TOLD OF LEES SURRENDER
Characteristic Story of Confederate
Soldier of Scenes in Army on
Historical Day.

The following story of how mem
Der of a North Carolina regiment of
cavalry felt at Lees surrender was
told to me some time ago. will try
and place it before my readers in as
netr the narrator's own words as
can writes G. B. Sutherland, in an
exchange. He says: After | had en-
listed in the army, the first battle we
gradually took courage and soon was
doing some of my best shooting. We
The Winslow mail., 1910-11-12

''Oh dear! It's raining hard" said Puss
Il feel it on my nose.
We need our rubber oVer-shoes,
And I'd like some rubber hoser'
I'D love to have the over-shoes,'
Said little Fluffy Toes.
But excuse me dear if I observe,
We do not need the hoser'
The Winslow mail., 1910-11-12
1T is YOUR

There is a child, boy or girl
I'm sorry it is true
Who doesn't mind when spoken to;
Is 1t you? It can't be youi
know child, boy or girl
I'm 10th to say [ do
Who struck a little playmate child
1 hope that wasn't you!
| know a child, a boy or girl
l hope that such are few
Who told a lie; yes, told a lie;
It cannot be twas you!
There Is a boy, l know boy
I cannot love him through
Who robs the little brides nest;
That bad boy can't be you
A girl there is, a girl I know,
And I could love her, too;
But that she is so proud and vain:
That surely isn't you!
The Winslow mail., 1910-11-12

string being left in the spinners hand
In spinning the top, care should be
taken to wind the string firmly and
evenly on the peg, and when it is pull
ed out, neither too much nor too little
force should be used, and a firm and
steady hand should be employed,
while the top should be held in a per
Dendicular position. The string should
be drawn with a steadily increasing
orce, or the top will not hum prop
erly.
There are various kinds of peg-tops,
and they also vary in shape, some be
ing much rounder than Others Those
ire the best which are shaped like
pear There is also great variety as
regards the shape and size of the peg
which in some tops is short and thick
in others long and tapering Again,
tops are made of different kinds of
wood, some being made of deal, others
of elm, some of yew-tree and others
of boxwood These last are the Box
ers SO highly priced. Some of the
very best tops are made of lignum-
vitae, with long, handsome pegs.
The Winslow mail., 1910-11-12
Homemade Motorcycle.

very light runabout The belt wheel
attached to the rear wheel is made
from band iron and attached with
lugs to the rim. This belt wheel is
peened with hamme~ in the center
to make the crown A double-ply
two-inch fat leather belt is used to
drive the machine. The rear wheel is
fitted with hatchet sprocket, so the
engine may be started by peddling
The complete motorcycle weighs 80
pounds, has 70-inch wheel base, 26
inch, wheels and a four horsepower
engine.
The Winslow mail., 1910-11-12
I Thought Had Been Shot.

were in a skirt of woods, and we
would lie fat on our backs and load
our guns. then rise up, fire, and drop
on our backs again. 1t was not long
dead; shot through the head. | be
came more alarmed than | had previ-
ously been, and stretched myself fat
on the ground and was trying to stick
my head under the sod, when a shell
cut some bark off tree near me. and
it flew and struck me on the back and
l gave an awful groan. thinking my
time had come, for | thought | had
been shot in the shoulder, but greatly
relieved was | when | discovered I
was not hurt. | passed through the
latter part of the war without being
hurt badly, and | never was scared
any more as badly as was at the first
battle l engaged in.
Thus the war passed, with much
suffering from myself and comrades.
until the ninth day of April. 1865.
when we were engaged in battle at
Appomattox. We saw the flag of
truce. and heard the command to
cease firing, then we awaited with
bated breath for long hours. All at
once we caught sight of a man riding
along the line. white flag in hand. and
the cry was echoed. Lee has surren-
dered!' The shout was taken up and
passed along the lines, Lee has sur
i
Never before was seen such a waving
of hats. such shouting and hallooing
as was seen upon the field of Lees
surrender on that historical day.
Il don't know how my comrades
felt, but as for myself | felt as if
had nothing to live for if Lee sur
rendered. l was not sorry that the
war was at a close, but | was think
ing of Grant, the man who had us in
his power, and | felt sure we would
all be lodged in prison for the rest
of our lives. You can imagine nv
feelings of horror at the thought of
being shut up in a dreary prison for
life
But we were ordered to stack arms
and march to the courthouse. and
there. when the treaty of peace was
signed, that noble man, General Grant
gave each of us a pass, told us to
take our horses, and go home to our
families.
Il felt then, as l do now, that there
never was more kind and generous
man ever lived than General Grant.
I'VE took our passes and reached
home without much difficulty. subsist
ing sometimes on corn, parched. that
we dug from out the frozen ground
where our horses had been fed On
our way home we came to an old mill
where a small boy was grinding his
last bushel of corn for his old par
ents. but We took half of it, in spite of
his supplications to the contrary
ground it into hominy, and poured wa
ter in it. and baked it on a fat rock.
hut | thought | never before or since
tasted anything so delicious.
If live to be as old as Methuselah
l will never forget the day, and how
felt at Lees surrender, and I also can
never forget the kindness and gener-
osity of General Grant to the noor
soldiers who had caused him so mncb
trouble"
The Winslow mail., 1910-11-12

When you lift your leg, the appear.
ance given by means of the mirror is
that of a person who lifts both feet
from the ground at once and holds
them in the air-a rather startling
apparition. You will look like a toy
jumping jack which is operated by a
string, and the more you move your
leg and arm the funnier you will look
The Winslow mail., 1910-11-12
The Usual Erop

Hb C>uaI CIUPF
Are you trying to raise anythins
on your suburban placer"
Yes; a mortgage"
The Winslow mail., 1910-11-12

England as early at least as the four
.eenth century, when it's form was
he same as it is now.
Today boys play with the Humming
top. This is hollow, having at its
crown a peg, round which is wound a
string; this being pulled through a
kind, of fork, gives motion to the top
and sets it spinning-the fork and the
The Winslow mail., 1910-11-12
INTERESTING FACTS OF TOPS
Whip-Top Is Very Old, It Having Been
Used In Remote Time by
Grecan Boys.

Many tops are of modern invention
but the Whip-top is very old, it hav
ing been used in remote time by the
Grecian boys. 1t was we'll known in
The Winslow mail., 1910-11-12
Force of TweIve-,ncb Can,

The projectile of the Pinch pun
renetrates p inches of armor plate
and has pierced 4 20-foot concrete wall
heavily reinforced with steel beams.
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Die Tubrberren
gradt.n s.itern lire Jabrsspsrs
iammIung gum Abinlub.

Die aonpention bes RationdlDs-s
6anbes Der sSubrbsrrsn errei4te seiiern
ibren 4bihlub unb Der geitrige Gag
mar ausi4lieBlia benz 9ersniis.n &c.
tpeibt.
lm 8ormittdg mddtsn bi. Delesu.
ten per saapbos cine Runbfabrt our6
bic Jra6tboie Der perfhieoenen bier
.inmiinbenbsn giienbabnen, no ibne1
bon ben 0ertretern Der betreffenoen
9a6nen ale Gin3elbeitsn fir Die
Jradtbei0rberung unb 9erlabuns &c.
ssiot tpurben. Wennlbon Die 5erren
Ii9 fir bas g.Isbsne uuBerorbentlit
interefIirten, 10 ipuroen perihieoents
lid Stimmen BEG 8ebduerns laut, bab
Cincinnati teinsn gentralbabubof BE-
iist.
Die Ddmen ma6isn am seitriger
9ormittas cine Jabrt burh ben goeu
part, ftatteten Der Rootpoob potisrr
einen geiuh ab, psrpeilten am Rad.
mittus i'm 3oolosifdtn 9arteH uni
nabmen odnn am 4beno an benz Sab
resb1nt.ti nit ben Oelesaten suiama
men i'm Clinton Sotel Sbeil.
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Wsilbitatipnen
Inter Der CberauiIdt beS 6eiunb >
beitsamts er6iinst.

Sehs Wlilhitationen, mo .abiplut
refine Mil6 fir SGuslinge unb tlsine
ainoer erbdltlih lit, iinb nunmebr una
ter Der Obsraufiiht bss itdbtiihenGsz
Iunbbeitsamts eroffnet tporoen.
Der itdbtiihe 8sIunobeitsbedmte
Or. !. s.. 2anbis gub oieie 3batia6e
in isinsm gsitrisen Dohenberi4t be-
tannt uno fiibrt in bi.I.m 8eri4t aud
bic Npr.iIen Der Mil6itationen an.
DieTslben iinb tpie folgt gslesen:
Union Bethel, go. sol Oft 0ritte
Strubs.
Cincinnati qolpcIinic, go. 920 Race
Strabe.
uniteb 5.br.p CHARITIES, SO. 731
Dsit 6. Str.
rlnipsrTitp Settlement, go. ga 90.
2ibsrtp Ctr.
Seton Soipital, SO. 61s Dsit 6.
Strdbs.
on alien bieIen Stationen tpirb uns
bemitteltsn bic Wlild fir Die SduS'
Iinge toftenfrei gelisfsrt, pdbrenb 2su'
te, bic beaablsn t0nnen, flint Gents oas
pint fir tertifiairte Wila besahltn,
bic nod ba3u in Gis perpadt lit. Dix
elmer uno bds Sis fperben bon Del
5rsnb Bauer 60. gratis geliefsrt UNI
auberosm siebt bic 5irmu bic fur
bieIe Stdtionsn ben0t5igts Mil6 ar
bic Stdbt gum Selbittoitsnpreis ab.
Sn isinsm Wodenberidt sisbt Or
2anbis aud einige i.br beheraieens'
tpertbe RotbidlGgs iibsr 8ebanblun:
bon ainbern tpGbrenb Der 6eiben Sab
rss3eit. Gr empfisblt namsntlid
Isi6t. aIsibung uno maht ouf oie9e
fabrsn aufmertfam. tpelhe 8eroou
ungsit0runssn BEL Sduslinsen ndh lid
sieben tonnen.
Wdbrenb Der periloH.nen Wo6
ipurben i'm ftdbtiiden 9eIunbbeitsam
102 1obesfdue segen II in Der paral
Islpo6e bes porisen Sabres, iopie 10
Gebur;sn semslost.
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Sbr bdusGides 2eben fdien elm febr
gliiflt6es gu iein. sic mar aletn IN
ibrem 3immer, als iie iih cine Ru8sl
tns 5er3 idoB.
6err 5arOing, Der iid felt eintgen
Sdgen i'm Often beftnbet, mar um 3
llbr Ra6mittags bon Ren Yort aus
nit einem Oampfer nd4 Sdpdnnob,
8a., abgsfu6ren, beinabe bret Stunoen
Dorbsr, ebe feline Gruu ii6 srihob.
5drbtge 8algentan b / D q :
ten.
Cairo, 3d., %. Suni. 0rei gaez
ger, bic bic Is 5c1re alte 5odter bon
Qlerarber 6aa, einem 5drmer bon
Ballard Gountp, 8entudp, oergstpdls
tigt bdben, tperDen nit Spurbunben IN
bieIiqer 8sgeno geIu6t. Drei Der
tG6ttge Iinb Derbnftst tporben. Bal
luro Gountp tiegt Cairo eegenii6er auI
Der anoeren Seite bes 5luRss. 8tt
Tarmer Der 8egenb broben, ale bret
Reger LINDEN gu pollsn, fpenn es 8s;
ltnaen ioIte, fte ein3ufungen.
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Muslano. telegraph
9eiperater Hamb.
in Dec o6er5efGfdeu StaOt 5rieo6erg
Ber(u6t.
3wei ytrionen babel getootet nnb
mebrere permunOet.

Sriebbsrg, 6efen, %. Srnt.-
Sin Dsiperdter Rdub tpurDe bier am
Mittpo6 Ra6mittag beriibt uno butte
ben COB BON 3tpei uno bic 8erDuns
oung Don mebreren auberen YerI
CUR JoIge.
I'm bal6 flint ubr Ra6ntttdgs erz
plooirte i'm Rut6haus cine 8ombe nit
fur6tbdrer 9epalt. 0Qs Dad, Die
Sbiiren unb 3Seniter tpurben beI4Gbigt
uno bic Sreppsn 5eritort. Die Beam
ten, bic nod an Der Qr6eit Daren, ent'
einsen mertpiiroigsr Wsiie Dem SoDe
unD lie tletterten auf Gettern aus benz
Gebduoe beraus.
Sn3uiIhen mar Elm Rduber, ods 8ez
ii6t BON elmer i6par5en Waste per-
Dedt, in bic neben pem Ratbbaus geIes
gene iEiliale Der Rei6sbant etngeorunz
gen unb ols ibm Der Director sntgegens
trat, i6ob sr i'm obne Deiteres nie0er
Gr ergrtff bann elmer 9anoOou 8ants
noten uno etna5 Ioie herumliegenoea
8olb unD flob auf bic StraBe btnaus
no er elm Gdbrrao bsitieg uno 5tt eRt
tDmmeu oeriuhte.
Cine 8rOBs Wenideumsnse, bic burt
bic Grploiion ungslott porDen mar
| bsrfol9te ibr. Der Rduber CAB ubel
tpisberbOIt S6uFe auf bic 8erfolgsn
ben db. Sin Ruabe purDe getoots
unb 5pei anoere psrionen puroen bel
punbet. YoIi3ifteu, bic in Elm 4uto'
mubiI geTprungen tparen, eilten ben
Manus nd6 uno aIs er lab, oGB e
niht snttommeH tonne, i4oB er I'D
cine Auqel in ben aopf.
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ct. Joiepbs college.
semeteri6Iub unb 8ertbsiIuug Der
SiplDme

Die 3s. Sem.iterfhluBTeier begging
am psrfIoTenen 4benb oos ct. SO.
iepbs gollsge in Der COLLEGE 5aQ, Weit
ahte Strnbe, nit einigen, aIli.itig bei>
f1uig aufgenommenen Guffiibruugsn.
5roB oss beiben Wetters mar Der Saal
biz auf ben lebten plas gsfiut. Sobn
6. Weber's Or6eiter lieferte bic Wuitt
unb bic Mitglieber Der Graouanbenz
alaFe bratten stpei Glnatt:r: ~
8rain Of Salt" unb .Si8omares" CUR
Quffiibrung. Die 4bitisosrebe belt
Biaiam 6. Webrp. oem bic goIoene
Mebaire fir quite aiihrurg 5usrtannt
tpuroe. 4nbers greismeodIllen er6iels
ten: Die solbene Webaine Der aIumnus
@.reinisuns fir bic bette Geiitung i'm
SQnoelsturfus, 5enrn u. aonsrman;
Die solbene MsoaiIs fir bic beften 2eiz
itungsn in Der sfpeitsn SIaiie, Rup.
monb 8. gutbus; Die golo.rs UtsbuiQs
| fir bic beit.n 2eiftuneen in Der brttten
aldiie, 5enrp 9. Sh0nf:lo unb So
Iepb 9. 2ampe; bic WuuerzMsoatlls
fir gnsIiIh, Clarence u. Sdramm;
bic 2eonine Socistp WsoaiQe fir De
tlamation, G.ors. 8. @einbsrg; bic
5tpeite Wsbaiue fir b.ni.I6sn 3peig,
gllppfius 3. Reinitatler; bic solbsne
Weoaifle fir Shonibrei6.n. albert 8,
S0umep.r urb Stanlep J. 5ugenbtrg
| Die WeodilIsn tpuroer ben 9ros
buanben bur9 Rep. Batter 81 iiberge'
ben, pGhreno bic reb.rtroguHg BEL
9rabe zines WaIter Of accpurt ourt
gruoer 9abriel erfolgtc. JolgeRo'
iuuoe Qeute .rhielten DpIome:
6ermann 9eroing. Clement grint'
mann, Jraucis 8un.e, Garl GolIopn
}rdncis gorrigdn. 6enrp 3eitsrmanu
Diniam Gansr, Gilbert gndlO, Sran
cis 50nsmepsr, StanleD 5ugsnberg
Diuiam aDgel. 6enrp aonermann
Diuiam aros.r, artbur &uhImanu
Gbparb 2em.er, So9n Wleoepeuer
Mi6del WtdIonep, Carl S'9ard
Srsb.ric p.rnp. Jobn qoblmanr
aouis Ri6ter, Clarence Shramm
Rapmonb Supbtr, pbilip SuuiD1r
gorparo @.br, yrancis Ds6er, DiI
liam Ds6rp unb gouGro Defel.
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Sin loeiterer 1dll, NIT ipelhem ii4
bic 9robsef9norsnen 5u befafien bo>
ben fperben. 1T Der bes Oape gons
ners, Der Dor einigen 5agen NIT einem
0a9barn 9dmens giholas Stein IN
einen Strett gerotben mar nnb Stein
etne augsl in ben 4rm sejugt bate.
Der 6al BON Or. Qdron Wullens
bora, bon go. 626 Sobn StraBe, Der
bes gertdufs bon gotdin be1hulbigt
fpirb, tpiro beute entihieoen iperben,
na9oem Der Mngetlagte in eriter 2ts
ME Iein DottorsDiplom porgelest bat.
@ie aus Der seftrigen 8erbanblung err
BETTE, botte Wunenbora einem Jarbts
gen mebrere eocainbaltige pulper bers
fault, nohbem Der 5arbige ibm gesens
iiber iiber Magenbefhperben getldsi
bate.
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Hme bent Yolisei8ertdbt.

Wenn cine Yerbaftung burdb sinen
poIi3iiten pprsenommen tpirb, bat iih
Der @erbaftet. rubis in f,in SdidfaI
su fiigen, slei6pisl ob er ifulbig pber
unidulbis lit. Mar feline W.rbaftuns
cine unssrehtfertisis. 10 bat er ipds
ter gelssenbeit. bic nOihisen Shriite
su tbun, I'm ii4 Genustbuuns su pers
ihaff.n, aber benz ihn perbafienben
polisiiten borf CT iih nidt pioerI.stn.
Sn bielem Ginns entihieb ssitsrnRihs
ter 9cbe in benz yaIl bes Jarbisen
CHARTS 6osan, Der Dor einisen 9as
aen inn gben yart ipegen angebtidj
ungebiibrlihen 8etrugens bonn polis
siiten Wortin perbaftet tporbsn mar.
Die Derbanblung ergab, bab 5osan
p0Iis unfhulbis mar uno er tpurb.
BON Der Mntloee bes ungebiibrlihen
getrassns freiseipro4en. iebod neil c,
iih benz poli3iittn fpiberiest hatte, um
So unb bic Eoiten beitraft.
Der Negtr Sobn gidelberser alias
Rabbit. Der porseittrn Abenb In
.Gilper Boon sslesentlid elmer gtusa
tindnberfsbuns, bic er NIT feineH
RaTsgenofen gborles NobiHion bat
| te, bieien In ben llnterleib ihob. tpurb'
ben GrobgeI9porenen iiberipieien.
Den GroBeeinporeren fpurbe fer
ner Der Neser Robert Smith iiberiDit
len, Der Dor einiaen 9agen Settle Carr
BON go. 1866 Wpunb gtrabe iiberfoI
Iasn uns I'M ihrs NSris bsraabt hatsa
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q dJtffsuabr

Rep gort, %. Sunt. &n9et.:
ngQrmunta" BON QiperpoOl; rGtonta"
pon 2ibou; .9roOnIunb" pon antz
perpen; r8enesia" bon Reapel.
Gbgeg.: .Maurstuniu" na6 2iDerz
pool; .Waieitic" nah Southampton;
San 8torgio" uo9 Reapel.
QtDerpooI. Qb9sg.: rJrisss
lamb" mad pbiIuoeIpbia.
5ueen5to Qnget.: nGpms
ric" BON Bottom.
2tbgeg.: .SDsrnia" no6 Bottom.
Bottom. anget.: r9Obemtan"
BON 2tDerpooI.
Soutbampton. Qbgeg.: :vSeus
tonic" naa Rep gort; rSaiier WtL'
belm Der 3neite" nod Sem gort.
5apre. 2lnsst.: ga 9asccogns'
ben Rep gort.
Glasgow. Qngst.: wSouthtpurt'
bon Wtontreal.
Stums, 4uset.: rguunOnia" pO'
Rem gort.
antnerp &nsst.: rWanttou
bon gbiIaoeIpbta.
BIpmoutb. 4uset.: sSceanit
bon Rep Yort.
pbtIabeIp bta. 4HSet.: .Gor
tbagpnian" DON 8losgou.
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2lmslamoiibe NabridJten.

Orubttofes seLepAonis =
rem in ous Grbtnnere. Gin:
aufTebenerregenbe Grim bung, cis,
penn bic erIten bariber gemahten
Witt6eiluneen 3utreffen follten, I'M
9rubenpeIen unD BEL 8ergtpsrtsaRa@
taftropben tunftig pobl cine beoeutla@
me RoIs iptelen Dirb, bat nun lhre
erfte prattii6e grobe beitauben. IS
6dnoelt Iih um etnen Qppdrat, Der IS
m0slih muht, auf brabtloiem Bege
ourh bic Groe binburh ;u teIephon!z
ren. Rah lansen. fhrpierisen gerIu@
den 1T ss Dem englifhen s5ngeRleur u.
s. CHAIRMAN seluugen, etnen Il,parat
su tonitruiren, Der Die elettr titpen
Bsnen big gu ben grDbten otieFsn
bindbtreibt, mo- iie bon einem Gmz
pIangsdppardt aufgenoutmen roeroen
f0nnen. Die 8orrthtung 1T aut3er@
orbentlid einfdt unb Der Ippd rat
ieIbit 10 lsiht, oaB er bequen t,et-uz
gen tperbeu tann. Die erfte prat tt'che
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