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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-28
PARK BOMDS---TODAY,S ISSUE

Spokane has several fairly important local affairs on
hand like the fight to clean the police department and the
city hail. the fight to secure the commission form of gov
eminent. the fight with the two railroads. But this
week proposition before citizens which be decided
within few days.
This is the park bond election. Election day is
Tuesday. This is the time to give considerable thought
to the park bonds If you haven't registered talk the
matter with friends who HAVE registered If YOU
have registered, be to vote.
The Press believes that the necessary threeffths ma
Jority should be given the bonds The proposition de
feated before, and if it is again turned down it will
be long time before another effort will be made to give
Spokane neighborhood parks and Fairgrounds
As stated repeatedly-and the points cannot be en-
phaszed too srongythe city hall will have nothing to
do with the administration of the park Improvement plans
the tax will only amount to cent per week each
$1,000 of assessed valuation, and the sinking fund of
$125000 will be invested in city securities and in fifty
years will have paid up the principle And, finally
of the money will be spent on boulevards.
There is every why the people should vote yes;
there is no logical reason why they should vote no.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-28


FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1910.
Let lovers patient be.
Lest love, affrighted, flee.
The moon, farthest south, is
on the Equator this 10th day,
Saturn is in benefic aspect,
Jupiter is in square and Venus
is in opposition, a configura-
ton that makes conflicting
aspects.
Women must be singularly
circumspect in this twenty-four
hour period, avoiding particu-
Iarly gossip, filtration and in
trieue Of any kind. Married wo-
men should refrain from
broaching topics that may lead
to dispute with their husbands.
There is danger Of thoughtless
expenditure.
Lovers should exercise
thoughtfuIness, Ieniency and
patience, and resist any inclina-
ton to seize on petty excuses
for quarrel.
Great wealth and possessions
are plagued; but the influence
of both Jupiter and Saturn is
benign toward workers, en-
pIoyes and persons of ordinary
means and simple business
methods.
The day is good for beginning
new tasks, improving methods,
opening, removing or altering
places of business, taking up
new lines and overhauling stock
or accounts.
Tact and diplomacy will come
we'll into play today. 1t is
likely, also, that perseverance
and persiste nt effort in this
period will force through many
an enterprise or desire that
seems hopeless.
Those who ask favors to-
day, especially from superiors,
will not gain them unless they
have merit behind their re-
quests.
Persons with this birth-date
will profit during the twelve
month by exercising self-reIi-
ance, and by using their abili-
ties for organization and man.
agement.
Children born today are gov
erned by stars that are held to
make a favorins combination,
giving pride, dignity and tact,
with much perseverance and
determination.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-28
ks)lNT(MATE
H s. EY|'Ei'E|!o0RRESPo NDENcE
81 lIHS@S& BY- RATA
BY- RATA

of Taft not among democrats and
insurgents, but stand-pat congress-
men: These same congressman
danced whenever Aldrich or Can
non whistled. They didn't fear the
insurgents then But now they see
their mistake-also sure defeat. 1t
relieves them to blame it all on to
the spineless Taft.
The panic is apparent at the Bal
linger Pinchot investigation. The
standpat senators conducting the
hearings are in bad; and they know
that nothing they can do at the
hearing will put them in good It's
just dreary, dragging, hopeless
proceeding, and the gladdest men
in Washington will be those men
when the hearing is over and the
people have had time to forget. The
other day one of the senators be-
gan nervously pounding the table
with his fist. He made so much
noise that finally another called
him. 1t illustrates the general
state Of mind.
The latest shepherd ordered to go
into the wilderness of insurgency
to gather in the lost lambs is poor
Senator T. E. Burton. Burton re-
Gently was given the toga in Ohio
and told to go into the senate and
show what real progressive could
do. He responded by voting with
Aldrjch IA times IN tho tariff hill
Why Burton was picked to give
up two weeks of vacation and spell
bind through Sweltering, cy-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-28

!

Male Listener-Don't get excited,
ma'am. Keep you shirt on.
Suffraget Orator Immensely hat
tered)-There, ladies, is one man
who recognizes our equality.
Whenever we admit women to a
wider scope of pursuit and profess
sions, we must also remove the
shackles of our present conven-
tional rules, which would then be-
come an insufferable restraint on
either maid or wife.-Hawthorne.
"Sir," said the woman nominee
for sheriff, to the editor, Il wish to
nail a malicious lie sprung by the
opposition. They have circulated
the report that l am one of the
plain people"
Women have more of what Is
termed good sense than men. They
cannot reason wrong. for they do
not reason at all.--HaZlitt.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-28


In 1907 10000 ships entered the port of Singapore
They came from nearly every country the earth.
Turkestan was not represented.
Neither Switzerland
The United States of America. however, represent
ed. The flag of this country floated proudly
tramp steamer Of 662 tons she sailed up the harbor
When she sailed out she flew another flag for she had
been sold betimes, but she saved the United States
''whitewash.'
1t does not speak very WELL does for the nation that
to the world Robert Fulton and John Paul Jones
be only boat ahead Of little inland republic with
sea beach.
What is the matter with the United States?
Some political doctors prescribing the ship subsidy
the suggestion
Still ought not to be such bitter pill for nation that
has safely tomached not only the Payne drch tariff but
half centurys dosing with other tariffs which all
bitter enough unless you lucky enough to get them
down without tasting the tax.
But why ship subsidy?
There are hundreds of ships owned by American cap
tal now-the Standard Oil Co. owns fleet Of its own
Why don't they fly the flag Because if they did they
would have to obey shipping laws. What they?
Oh something to the effect that sailor ought to be fed
and doctored and paid like human being.
The Americans who ships say they can compete
with foreign ships if they have pay real and feed
real food unless repeal shipping laws the public
must chip in subsidy to make up the difference
Also it costs to build ships here than elsewhere be-
house a suit of clothes.
So the ship fellows want tariff tax laid your
house and Your breeches and part of paid to them
subsidy.
To force you they have taken your flag off their
ships.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-28
BE PlTTSBURG MILLIONAIRE
AND TRAVEL IN STYLE

NEW YORK, April 2S.-The
Phipps family Of Pittsburg came
pretty close to monopolizing the
most expensive quarters on the
Mauritania of the Cunard line,
when she reached her pier. Alto
gether there were II Phippses, in
Guiding three children and two in
fants. They were attended by 10
servants and nurses, making total
of "a persons in the party.
They occupied six suites of apart
ments on B deck and brought 145
pieces of baggage. The entire party
left for Westbury, L. l., this after
noon in two special cars. 1t is esti-
mated that the cost of transporting
the party on the voyage from Liver
pool to New York considerably ex-
ceeded $4,000.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-28

Disguise our bondage as we will,
IT'S woman, woman rules us still.
Moore.
ooh. what do you think! They've
put up Mrs. Scrubben as candidate
for commissioner of street clean
ing"
"A very good choice-she ought
to sweep the CITY,"
Women govern us; let us render
them perfect; the more they are
enlightened, so much the more
shall we be.-Sheridan.
Annie-You ought by all means
vote for Mrs. X.
Fanny-Why?
Annie-Because.
Seek to be good, but aim not to be
great;
A woman's noblest station Is in re-
treat --LyttletOn.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-28
PENCIL POINTS:

in nghtgowns
Pretty will rise enough catch
"oWl"
years possible years.
Is % il
baby cried
of the troubles about getting without
there things like
has traded 100000 of
Simply
and
Spokane again While
die west swept extraordinary spring Spokane
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-28

of Taft's putty will the public has
seen.
OF course, later Taft announced
he had never changed his mind
about going to Indianapolis. But
that was the first piece of finesse
he got into the game.
After this exhibition, imagine
how it must have been with ap-
polntments and messages; Taft
continually hypnotized by men who
stand for the interests,
| have found the heartiest hatred
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-28

Washington, d. c., April 2S, 1910.
Dear Dad:
Forgive me for not writing, but
I've been too "het up" over these
insurgings and returnings. AS the
country papers say, events have
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-28

JOY over recent events isn't SUI
preme, even in the offices of some
of the insurgents. Certain of the
Insurgents don't like T. R., and the
past few weeks they've had to sit
up and watch popularity run to the
colonel like filings to a magnet
The insurgent newspapers which
are against Teddy find themselves
in ticklish position. They'd like
tremendously to roast Taft to a
turn. but, as the saying goes, every
knock is a boost-a boost for
Roosevelt. So these newspapers
count themselves by being merely
grieved with Taft.
There is one place in Washington
where JOY is unbounded. unconfin-
ed. That is in the office of the
National Conservation association,
which is the business address of
Clifford Pinchot. Sincerely, a.
RATH.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-28

clonic Iowa the
first part of
July, is doubt
full, unless it is
because Of his
ability to stand
the heat at har-
vest time. Bur-
ton, as an ice
berg, runs Fair
banks a CLOSE
S E G o n d IN
THE NORTH
POLE handican
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-28

been Transporting
with great rapid
ity."
The uprising
against Cannon
in the house was
only a start. You
have no idea
what a shindy
has been kicked
up here by the
recent elections,
W h / c h were
StraWS VI n | r. n
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-28
TWO MINUTE VAUDEVILLE
BY FRED SCHAEFER.

THUD-Did notice that
SLAP-Yes She smelled of handke
THUD-No it wasn't it her hair
SLAP-Then likely she a
THUD-At the time it would be if she'd
hay perfume.
SLAP-Why should she perfume?
Thud-Because she's grass widow.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-28

appear against
Beverage in
Reveridge's own
city. And Aid
rich, you know,
is one who says
TO this man,
Go. and he
gOeth; and to
another, Come.
and he coneth."
This Indian
apolis affair is
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-28

Miss Ellen Day of London, Eng,
claims to be the oldest organist in
the world. She is 81 and began to
play at the age of 8. She knew
List, Chopin and Mendelssohn.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-28

Night after night we scan the sky,
and utter a prayer, d,
Hoping 'gainst hope 1t has bone
by
But it's still there.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-28
MOST Anything


"Accordin ter a suffraget
friend o. mine, q mans
home may be his castle, but
a woman's home is her peni-
tentiary."
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-28
Horoscope
FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1910.

The stars incline, but do not
compel"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-28
CAN'T HAVE BOTH THE FOOD AND
THE FLAG

Do You know where Singapore is?
In 1907, $4,000 ships entered the port of Singapore
They came from nearly every country on the earth
Turkestan not represented.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-28

yer from 'sociatin' wild HIM"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-29

Suts ipurbe Oem StaDtqnfpdIt iibets
geben.
- Carrie unb Sardb Qbler be-
fdperten fif geitsrn beim arbeitsbis
rector, boBRegenpdifer, tpel6es fi6 IN
gfusen an Der Wontrofe Npe., nett
lid BON Der pumpitation, aniammle,
ibr 5aus f1dDige. Der Stubtingenieur
purbe angefpieIen, iOfOrtige abbilfe
gu fhaffen.
@elegsntli9 Der auf ben q.
6ebruar onberaumten 8erIammlunq
oes observation-disclosures tpirb Der aon=
greBabgeorbnete u. GongDorfb iiber
bic storpordtionsfteuer iprehen.
Sm gufnsb Mens Club finbet
am heutioen 3age Elm GmpfdRg 81 G6.
rem Der tiir5lih aufgenommenen neuer
Mitaliener, 200 an ber3dhl, itutt. Der
gmpfane ipirb BON IL ll6rUlittags be
2 ll6r R1hmittogs dbgebalten.
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Ieburq Wubais 1T in3piThen o6ne
neitere Sample bp0itdnoi8 our4gea
fiihrt norDsn unO ipiro oauerno 1eiH,
unb beghalb bat bic StLapenausTubr
unb bumtt Der Stlrpenraub bier auFa
Qe60rt, penn pohl audi tpeiterhin nod
bin unb pieber bieie traurtge Waare
oeIfmuqgelt peroer bIrfte. Jft6t 10
oiel lit in bem Observation-Disclosures, III
8arFur, erreiht. fa6 oem San bes
mQboirei6es ndhm bort nit 3utttnl@
munq Der orgtosdgpptiIhen Regisrnng
elm WttgIteb Der oertrte6enenSultans7
familie ben Enron Elm. Sie 1teilte oem
neueu SuItan einige 8eDtngungen,
iiberlieB i'm uber iidb ielber, NIT bent
! Grfotge, ooB er iih Inn 1etne 8erz
pflthtunQen ni6t mebr tiiumerte. I'm
nun deriiftet 3u ietn, tpenu Die @ngs
ldnoer i1r etnmul nit BafTengefpdlt
baran erinneru iolIten, mdht es Der
! SultQn BON 0drfur genau 10, Die IS
bis6er Iein &oqe9e in WaDal mohte:
er raubt StlaDen in ben lilDltheH
VadburlGn0tru unD perAanoelt Te
nab Noroufritu qegen ShnelTeuergsz
pebre uno Wunition. 9ieiss 8erbdlts
nip pizo Iih oorlGufig letoer nl1t dRa
bern. uuo oie turttfhen GrlafIe lperoen
ntht perbinDern, baB 0arTiir ietne
| Sflaoen nod ME DOR in Bartu uno
5ripolitdnten los Djro, Don mo lle
bQnn 3um 9beil ibren Deg aud metz
ter ins tiirtiI6e g}eib ftnoen lperoeu.
Sm Weiten giebt es in Uturotto
Stluoenmdrtte, bic gun3 Dffsn ab9ez
balten peroen. 5riiber fam bic 3utuhr
, ous benz JtgerbDgen, mo Der grpBs
Rduber Sdmorp bic Wuare befor5ts.
6eute aQeroinqs III bort fir Stlaoen@
iaqoen fein 7Selb me9r, uno Die 9tiger@
SeneqQIzQinie 1T burh W&tlttdrpoIten
3iemlih nirtiam geIperrt. Aber III
l 9roBen 19silen W}ouretuntens Tno
nod Stlapeu 8u betommen, our6 Die
I 9ermittlung Der berri6enoen Wtdus
Il renItdmme ooer Durh fuDmarptt1ulthe
: Stdmme, Die ite in ben OaieH rauben.
: poch i'm Iebten Ropeuber puroe etne
= iibmarotfanii6e r!0artu", Die etnen
\ Raub3uu ndh 5dpoeni, Der beriibmten
Il Sal3minenfQot an Der StroBe Stms
r buttueWarptto, unternommen bate,
{ DON einem frun31ii6sn Sorps bel
+ QI6urat (baIbneas 3ptidengtiger unt
. Qlaerien) gefuBt uno pernidtet, Epobei
. ienes ben 5oo Ielnes RommGnoeur:
n uno Don 3ehn S6iiBen 5u betlager
= bate. Gs hanbeIt Iih bier in Der 5d'
+ bQru um 10 gepaltige 9ebiete, oaB oi'
, peniqen StattoHen bic Stlaoentrdns
e porte ni6t immer btnberr t0nnen; an
.e oerTeits lodt bus 8eihGft troy allet
L 9efabreu, neil e8 eintrdglih lit, uni
I, 70 perben benn lpDbI nod Sabre Der
7 9eben, bis mir iugen birfen: StIonen
8 rau6 unb St.apenbdnoel JeA0reu il
= Qfrita Der 8ergangenbeit an.
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Rleime Vpii5einadrid)ten

- Die polisiitsn Rpler unb Ritz
finger bo6en in Der GonnerItag Raht
Elm 5dus an Der sSohn nabe bsr 6.
Strabe aus unb tonfissirten cine
noIlitdnbiss ausitattung fir Opium.
rdutsr. Gin Maun Rnmens 5homas
Realon rduhie, ais bic geamten in
bos .3immer einnraHgen. auf benz
5ubboben liseeno cine Spiumpfeife,
ipdbrsnb gsatries Wbite ssrabe i'm Be
sriffe fianb, cine iolhe onSuSiinben.
- llnbetannte ginbrsher braugsn
in Der Donneritag gaht ourb Gin
Sinterfsnitsr in bic Wobnung bss
Ri6arb gAarles yotpeu. go. $3.50
Observatory Roob elm unb erbeutetea
cine soloene 9dmenu6r. nebft aeite.
stpei llsbersiehsr unb Elm pdar solbene
Ueanhettentnopfe i'm 0eiammtfuertbe
bon 1925. Giner ner eeitoblenen
lIsbtr3ieber tpuroe fpdter an Der Ger
ffen 4penue sefunben. Die gsbeims
polisiiien Grim unb auhfers iinb nit
Der unisriuhuns bes JdlIss beaufa
trasi fporben.
- Die Wobnuns bss u. G. Shsps
psrb, go. 3306 Reb 4ant alpsnus.
-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-29

oe. sic bebanbelt bieien oltsneuen
Sport bpgienif6 pie ettpa Elm See
buo, unb fe bentt: Gs geniigt ielbit,
auf Rollfdu6en gu fteben. 3ds 1T
ii6er uu6 T9on geIunb. 6ter unb b1
nimmt bic 8edngItigte etnen S6lut
Bier iiber oen3aun meg. Gber tie plaus
bert am @ren3pfabl nit elmer 8etdnnz
ten. Damn Ihiebt iie ii6 fu4te gum
3iId 3uriif. 90 treibt Iie es 3ahlloie
Mdle, unb jebesmal Iebt iie iiA Dieotr
i'm 8laubsn bin, nun aber - nun babe
iie Is beina9e getonnt -. 8ts 3urW}its
terna6t blei6t bic 6aQe nit Der flu.
tbenben Menge gsfii0t. Berlin rollt &. =,
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perionalsV Votisen.

Col. amssG. 5ennefip. Der
6eiannie 2heatereigentbiimsr, puroe
gsitsrn Don einsm llnfal betroffsn, Der
ion fir einigs Gage ans 3immer feis
fsln tpirb. gol. 5ennsiIp. Elm bsseis
iterter 4nbdnaer Der 5urnersi, iibt
tGglib an psrIhitbensn Gerdthen uno
Eatte seitern pas lngliid, pon elmer
5urnlsitsr gu fallen, tppbei er iib sine
idmers5afte gerlssung am rehtsnJub
5uscg.
Sab unb unsrtpdriet In seiisrn elm
5etaHntsr beutiher Yionisr 5err : q i.
fob @pettle, Der isinsn 2ebenss
abeRo in filler gsihaulihttit imDeut.
i6sn glltsnfeim perbradte, in bieGipis.
felt nbberuisn iporneu. Der grsis.
Serr @cettle sdblts 10 Sabre, Brad on
Der Ode Der WlcUlideu Mpeuue une
Gin Strabs pom Sersidlase sstroffen.
sufammen unb o6inon sr fofort mad
benz ftGbtiihen5oipitnl iiberfiibrt luurs
be, toEnieu bic asrste bort nur nod
ben bereits singstretenen 5cD feitiisls
len. Der Gntf6lnfene mar friibsr i'm
Dirtbsgefddft unb bin.erldbt an On,
ssbDrigen spei 1Ddisr, 5ruu Seibsr.
unb 5rau RuheIl.
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alter Msanu
JRadt feinem ce6en Elm freiwidiges
Gaoe.
Selbjim0reer id)reibl iein Seitnment
ani einen SOI,blcf

Der So Sabre alts paul 2tppst, Elm
fri6erer itGptif6er Qngeiteuter, ma6te
Isinem 2eben am 9onneritag ein
freiipiQiges Gnbe, inoem er iib in Der
Sheune auf elmer 5arm ndbs NerD
Baltimore srbGnste. Die Qsiae tpuroe
erit geitern 8ormittag Inn 10 lbr gez
funoen unb 0r. Sbumart BON 9enice
Iebte Den Coroner in aeuntniB. Or.
Soc uno Isin gbefelert Bon 9oene BE-
qdben iih am Rahmittag na4 ylelo
Baltimore unb itellten cine Inter
iuhung on. 2lppel bate iih nit ii.
nem Riemen on einem 9adbdltsn Der
S6eune sr6Gngt. Der Selbjtm0rber
tppbnte friiber in Clifton uno bate I'm
Qpril ppriaen Sabres beim Sobe fets
ner 9Srdu $1,000 eesrbt. Gr mattc
sfpsi Reiisu nad 0sutidlano UNI
reiite auberbem in ben Der. Staater
lumber. big nur nod elm tleinsr Rei
Isinss gelbes ibris geblis6en mar.
Seit Ginger 3eit pobnte er bst et'
mem 5armsr nabe Pep Baltimore. 4n
Donneritaa mar NpPeI 81 elmer ioge
naHnten rWooo doppinSPartD" eiu8e
laoen porben, bate iih jeooh niht al
Der 2lfiGr. betheiliet. Gr puroe iettoen
Hiht mehr gsleben unp isiue Jreuno
ueranitalteten cine Suhs, DeItl
i6lieBli6 NIT Quffinbuns Der Gsitl
eHoete. appsl batte, bepor sr it6 sr
bdnste, sinsn 6ol3bIod burdgsIdg
uno ouf Der sinen 5lGhe bes 8lote
/ in oeutiher Sprafe nisberssidrieber
bag fsin 8elo uno feline 9eriiherun85
popiere iia in Der Sbbut zines Wtan
neg, Rdmers golpiB, beftnoen, IN
feline aleiosr uuD dnoeren Sabieligtei
ten in Der S6but Des Dirthes 5snr
Sausr. Der saH3e RahlaB ioa ieinc
in Wiinhen, gaDerH, Iebenoen God
Ter 5ufdlen.
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tuurbe pon einem Ginbrsher beIuht,
neld,er cine Wlenge 9leipungsitiide
uno Elm gaar 6anOihubs itabI, peId'
lebtere fp1ter in BEN 6ofe binter benz
6auie gsfunben tpnrben.
8as Geptrdl 9ote( an Der Rorbz
ipeitede Ter 8. nnb Sim Str. nurDe
in Ger 8nnnerItag Rdht bon Radtdef
Gorbin, Sergednt Bottebaum unb ben
Getettips 9rdmdnn uno 5oriter aus
qe6oben. Wm. 8oldn, elmer Der 81
qent6imer, iofpis flint Mdnner unb eiz
ne glei6e Qn3abl 5rauen tpurOen Dsrs
boftet.
Ulihdel Dnmler, bon Wtdrtin
Roab. Wtdbiipnpille, melbete geitern i'm
gpliseibduptqudrtier, baB Elm paul
8rp6 Jpn Inn alsibungsitiide unt
Shube i'm Wertbe bon $66 beitobler
babe.
- Gin Ghleidbieb 6etrut geiterr
bds unperfdloHene 3immer oes Wors
rig alein, SO. 1547 SOhn Ctr, uni
fto6l cine 9amsnubr ns6it aette in
Werthe BON $40.
- Sin Ginbreher Itabl geiterr
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