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The Springfield herald., 1911-03-03
kentOn Items.

Uncle Dave Collins suffered para
lytic stroke last week, but is recovering
His entire right side was affected.
Jose Aragon, who lives in the Mex
homa neighborhood, also had a stroke,
DR. Davis is caring both cases, and ex-
poets to see both men up and out again
soon. Valentines eve witnessed the
largest dancing crowd Kenton has had
for 1 long time, fine time was enjoy
ed and perfect good order maintained
w. T. .Hughesahas been troubled of
late, with erysipelas in one side'of his
face.
The Kansas City Life Insurance men.
Nessrs. Given and Moore have opened
an office in the drug store building.
The mail has been much delayed, on
account of the big snow storm. The
snow drifted so badly that the depth
of the fall would be hard to estimate,
but it was greater than any of this
winter, or last. We have not heard
of any loss Of stock along the valley.
The deep snow will likely interfere
with the horse race set for the 2 d.
Several freighters were cauht in the
recent storm over on the Corrompa.
Aplay entitled The Old Maids Asso-
citation, is billed for presentation, at
the SCHOOL house, on Friday evening.
Flowing, will soon be the order of
the day among our new settlers.
Mrs E. G. Freeman and her father,
Rev. Guy, arrived in Clayton just in
time to Be storm bound. Mrs. F went
to Kansas City hospital for treat
ment, her father accompanying her.
Mrs. DR.. North was surprised to see the
wonderful growth Kenton has made in
the past few years. Watch and see
what the next years will bring forth
The Springfield herald., 1911-03-03
LOCAL GOSSIP
Observation-Disclosures:

Mrs. Bourne is visiting in Pueblo.
Mr.. Coborn who is interested with
Baker, in the new store, was here for
two days this week.
E. Emerson was at Surgeons for
dinner last. Sunday.
Daddy Martin and ALI, were here on
business matters, this week.
The sewing circle met with Mrs. A.
A. Denney, the End.
o. M. P. Walker of Rodley, has be-
come member of our roll of honor.
d. M. Chenoweth, as usual, prompt
ly renews his subscription. y
Lena Cox, Purdy, No, says, continue
the Herald, can't do without it. En-
closed find check for $3.50.
C. G. Patterson delivered ssme AL
beef in town the 25th. Harry Ward,
expert, done the cutting.
Never saw Jim Bickford better ma
tured, the big snow caused it.
OF the 115 head of cattle that drift
ed to ihe canyons during the recent
storm. belonging to c. n. Gordon, s5
of them were rstufned.
Claude Dean, Joe Scannsll and wife
were visitors the 25th.
The Springfield herald., 1911-03-03
Villas Budget

Glen Yokum has carbuncle on his
neck.
The Stork left = daughter at the
home of Mr.. & Mrs. Powell, and son
at the home of Will Rails and wife.
Jack Rabbit hunts are the order of
the day, around and about Villas.
Fred Greislien, returned to Tyrone.
Wheeler is selling more goods than
ever, it is the place to trade.
The Springfield herald., 1911-03-03
konantz

There was a valentine party at
the home of Rev and Mrs Deane
and those present thoroughly en-
joyed themselves.
The store of ST.. Florey is do
ing a splendid business.
The farmers are rejoicing over
the crop prospect for this year.
The best of soil & water, and
a community of thrifty enterpris-
ing people, Konantz will grow
rapidly during l /.
The Springfield herald., 1911-03-03
New Map Of Baca County.

A map 18 in. x 25 in. showing
the location of post Offices.
ranches, wind mills, artesian
wells. roads, creeks, Two Buttes
reservoir and irrigation district.
A complete map. Price Is cts.
at Office or 20 cts. by mail.
Baca Co. Abstract Company,
Springfield, Colorado.
The Springfield herald., 1911-03-03
Estray Advertisement.

Notice is hereby given to whom it
may concern that the following dsscrib
ed estray animal was taken up near
Blaine. Baea county, Colorado, on or
about February II, 1911, to-wit: Ore
dark Jersey steer about year old, no
marks or brands visible. Said animaI
being unknown to this board, unless!
claimed by owner on or before March
81, 1911, said estray will be solo by
this board for the benefit of the owrer
when found. r
State Board of Stock Inspection COM
missioners, Denver, Colorado. :,
The Springfield herald., 1911-03-03
Runaway Accident.

George Brown had u runaway at
Stonington last Friday, while getting
ready to feed, his pony got away md
run wish the cart striking cedar posts
every jump. Tee animal finally cleared
itself Of the clft and was caught. The
cart was damaged very little, but the
harness was broken in several places.
Enil Lspal made final prosf on his
H. E. last Saturday Herald. JUNG 7. 1905.
The Springfield herald., 1911-03-03
NOTICE.

After a world of fuss and
worry we had a bunch of
print paper instead Of the
prints sent down from
Lamar and are compelled to
go to press half dressed.
The Springfield herald., 1911-03-03

1hos. N Holdernsss fer 36 years a
worthy and useful citizen Of Butler Co.,
Nebraska, died at his home in Rising
City, that state, Feb. l, from pnsu-
monia. Mr.. Heldsrnsss was quite well
known and thought of in Baca Co. He
was the owner Of the A. A. Denney
half section, near town. He last visit
Cd here In the spring Of 1909.
The Springfield herald., 1911-03-03

Messrs. Harrison and Bassett
of Villas, were pleasant callers at
this office yesterday afternoon.
The Springfield herald., 1911-03-03

M. H. Taylor. Ramnsy, W. Va,
promptly renews his subscription.
The Springfield herald., 1911-03-03
Public Notice.

My wife, Ruby Jones, having
left her home without just cause
or provocation, notice is hereby
given that will pay no debts or
obligations of her. contracting
after this date, Feb. 10, 1911.
27-4 Leslie M. Jones.
Maize chop, home product, Huston
brand, on sale at Denney's.
The Springfield herald., 1911-03-03

Clevo Stalnaksr was pleasant and
profitable caller. the first of March.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-12
CORRESPONDENCE.

For some girls there seems to be a
special fascination about an aimless
and silly correspondence with every
man thew have ever met. even those
in the same city as themselves. This
correspondence is always useless, and
is likely to degenerate into a false and
pernicious sentimentalism.
There is no reason why a man and
a girl who are on approvedly friend
y terms should not occasionally write
to each other of their doings and
those of their common friends. when
the two live In different towns. when
each has interesting experiences and
opinions to give. and when the girls
mother knows and likes the man. But
this mere writing for the sake OF writ
ing. INDUCED In by SO many very
young girls simply. II would seem. for
the JOY Of being able to write to and
receive letters from men, Is a harmful
and ridiculous practise that should be
brought to a speedy end by those In
authority over the .girl.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-12

Mrs. Frederick A. Bush returned
Wednesday evening from few days
visit with her parents and other rela-
lives and friends at brighton.
The ladies OF ~. Mary's Guild will
hold a,,olher of their line ID cent sup
pers nj the church house saturday eve
ming. January llih. a tine menu has
been arranged and good attendance is
hoped for.
Fred r. Ireland and family have re-
turned from their visit in Iowa and re-
port most enjoyable time. A little
incident in connection with their return
would not be out Of place al this time.
u pom their arrival at Grand Rapids,
Mr.. Ireland took the precaution 10
telephone ahead 10 George Johnson, an
employee in his store, 10 meet him al
the train and assist them home Oh their
arrival, and George took The old horse,
"Jim,n which the best records show 10
be all Of thirty years old, and drove
down To meet them. When Mr.. ire
land came up where the old horse was
standing he tossed his suit case on 10
the sleigh and old Jim, forgetting for
the minute that he was 40 longer "A colt
and thinking 10 add little excitement
10 the occasion started To run away.
Up bridge street he ran and dow n
q a
that would put The blush OF shame on
the lace of many horse twenty-five CT
more years his Junior lie was stopped
AT the Belroctou and II hasty inv, stiga
ZION showed no injury 10 eilher old jim
or the sleigh.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-12
SCARED THE cLUBMAN.

The remarkable resemblance OF
Victor Herbert and William Lack
aye has often been the subject OF
comment. The other day they were
standing on the pavement in front
of the Lambs club in New York,
loudly discussing some matter OF
immediate interest. Another mem
Der of the Lambs stepped out, looked
at them, and then retreated to the
clubs interior. He went to the tele-
phone and called up William Null
doom, the rest cure man. "Come get
me, Billy" said he Il need a rest.
i know I've been hitting it up late
", but | didn't think was that bad
What's the matter? Why, | Just
saw Victor Herbert standing in
front Of himself quarreling with
himself"
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-12
QUEER 0LD-W0RLD CEREMONY
Whereby the Mayor Of Cork constI-
tutss Himself Lord High Admit
raj Of the Port.

The ancient custom of the mar
riage of the Adriatic, whereby, year.
ly on Ascension day, since the year
l177, Venice has been made the
bride Of the sea, is familiar to
everyone but few know of SINH
lar ceremony that, since the grant
ing Of the old city charter, takes
place triennially on the first Thurs
day of September in Cork harbor.
Ireland.
BY virtue of clause in the city
charter, the mayor Of Cork is consti-
tuted admiral Of the port but every
three years he must assert his juris-
diction by throwing dart into the
sea.
AT two in the afternoon the may
or, the town council, all the civic
officers and the band of the Cork
Civil artillery embark on vessel
and proceed to point between Poor
Head and Cork Head. which il sup
posed to be the maritime boundary
of the borough. The mayor puts on
his official robes, and, attended by
the mace and sword bearer, the city
treasurer, and the town clerk. like
wise wearing their official robes
goes to the prov of the ship and
launches into the sea dart made of
mahogany and tipped and winged
with bronze, thereby asserting his
authority as lord high admiral of
the port.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-12
LITERATURE AND THE BIBLE
Scriptures a Constant Source Of In
splration to Famous Writers
Of the World.

Direct, but not always accurate. quo
tations from Scripture and illusions to
Biblical characters and events are
very numerous in English literature.
They are found In all sorts of books.
Prof Albert T. Cook has recently
counted 63 in vo me Of descriptive
sketches Of Italy, IL in a book on wild
animals, and Is in a novel by Thomas
Hardy A special study of the Bib
lical references in Tennyson has been
made, and more than 500 of them
have found
The references to the Bible In the
poetry of Robert Browning have been
very carefully examined by Mrs. Min
ME Gresham Machan in an admirable
little book In his longest poem. THE
Ring and the Book there are said
20 be more than 500 Biblical refer
ences
VIII Whist rathoe does Sir Walter
SEQ 1 ~ "Tho tle ri OF Midlothian"
maxi I'D Davio Deans bow his head
when nc 80 e. his daughter Effie on
trial for her life. and muttcr to him
self, "Ichabod! my glory is departed!
How magnificently does Ruskin enrich
his Sesame and Lilies" with that
passage from Isaiah in which the
fallen kings of Hades start from their
thrones TO greet the newly fallen with
the cry. Art thou also become weak
as we? Art thou become like unto
us?"-Century Magazine.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-12
Newsy Business Locals
For Busy Peosle Looking
For bargains. .,...


All kinds of Fancy and Brick ice
cream 10 order, for party use. Phone
lSS. O'Bryon.
Switches, pomps, Gibson fronts, curls
pufis, etc, made to order from you
own hair. All work guaranteed Il
give perfect satisfaction or money re
funded Mrs. >. l.. Wright, phon,
326.
While thanking the ladies for thei
patronage, continuation Of same
(which we shall strive hard TO merit
will be appreciated. Just call 1913 rings
and will do the rest. Esther Olson.
Silk City Cook Books for sale for "a
cents at Wilson d Skellenger's anC
Underwood Grocery and the different
dry goods stores.
Ladies in need of hair goods will
find what they want at Mrs. Wrights,
over the Peoples Bank. Phone 1928.
Cash paid for cut hair and combings
trs. w rights hair-dressing parlor.
Now is a good time to see about fall
ling hair and other scalp troubles or
to have those com5ings made up.
Whatever the work, you will be
pleased with results. Esther Olson,
POS Harrison Ave.
Chamberlainis Cough Remedy is a
very valuable medicine for throat and
lung troubles, quickly relieves and
cures painful breathing and danger
ously sounding cough which indicates
congested lungs. Sold by all dealers.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-12
HOLDING THE BALANCE EVEN
SuperIntendency Of Providence That
Works for the Equality Of
the Sexes.

There are more casualties incident
to men than to women, as battles,
sea voyages, with several dangerous
trades and professions, that often
prove fatal to the practitioners. |
have seen treatise written by ia
nous physician on the distempers
peculiar to those who work on stone
or marble. Ii has been, therefore.
observed by curious men, that upon
a strict examination there are more
males brought into the world than
females. Providence, to supply this
waste in the species, has made allow
ances for it by suitable redundant
cy in the male sex. Those who have
made the incest calculations have
found, ! think, that taking one year
with another, there are about 90
boys produced to 10 girls. This OBJ
servation is so well grounded that
! will at any time lay five to four
that there appear more male than
female infants in every weekly bill
of mortality. And what can be a
more demonstrative argument for
the superintendency of Providence ?
Addison.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-12
hip LINE f h - a.c..
American Millionaires Seek Privacy
During Ocean Trips Between This
Country and Europe.

II would seem that American mil.
l,onaires are becoming extraordinarily
reserved and exclusive and they are
beginning TO object to travelling on the
ordinary boats which voyage between
America and Europe.
I'VE have a variety of objections to
this mode of travelling" said Harry
Payne Whitney. who with big party
OF friends arrived In England the 9th.
er day from New York. THE first is
that even when you engage private
suites at the cost of $3.50 apiece. as
did for myself and my guests, the &C
commodation Is not all that 1t might
be and one has not the sense of priv
acy one Desires"
The upshot Is that a number Of mil
lionaires which includes the Pierpont
Morgans, the Vanderbilts, the Ogden
Millses, ETC.. are putting their heads
together with the idea of building a
few palatial floating mansions for their
own exclusive use in which sumptuous
suites OF rooms decorated in the most
approved manner will be at their dis
posal The wealthy American now
crosses so often TO and from New
York that there is an idea that fifty
equipped service of this kind. in which
the prices would be four or five times
more than the usual fees. would pay
handsomely.
Some OF the rich Americans like to
cross with their own retinue of serv-
ants and even now in numerous in
stances take their own chef, who does
mis- master and mistress's cooking on
board
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-12
FORECAST WIDELY SPREAD.

In Mexico the daily forecasts of
the central meteorological bureau
are sent at an early hour to every
postoffice, and these are inserted in
the postmarks of inland letters, in
addition to the date and place of is
sue. These forecasts are made "a
hours in advance, so anyone receiv-
ing letter the morning after it is
posted knows what weather the me-
teorologist expects him to get dur
ing the day,
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-12
COLUMBUS AND THE eco.

Columbus had just done the egg
trick.
The wise men crowded closer.
"Show us how it was done.
Chris" they cried.
The future finder Of new world
sho6e his head.
"No, boys" he said, 81 can't take
any more chances with the egg-it's
my entire supper"
This was before Isabella pawned
Der baubles.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-12
Banner Job Printing
Pleases Particular People
Bring Us Your Next Job
Leaving Time p. M. Railroad

To Grand Rapids-l0:l2 a. M; 1907 and
9:0S p. m.
To Saginaw-S:23 a. M; DAB and 6:52
p. IN.
70 Ionia and Detroit-l0:40 "A. M; ASS
p. n.
To Howard City-7:l7 "A. m; 5:36 p. m.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09

1ur Sic 0arme erpeitert unb sic 8ruit
beengtu mas mieoer auf an6ere Sbeile
oes Slippers nadtbeilig mtrft. go
Damn lit in 8etradt gu 5ieben, ooB
Ser Sbierf0rper inn @inter 5u ieiner
grmarmung umiomebr fon5entrierter
Nabrung beoarf, lie FILTER 0ie 5empe=
ratur lit. Sic Nabrlng lit Sos 8renn=
material fir SEN &orper. Inter ulen
ltmitdnoen miiiien sic &feroe audi BEL
Archaeological 6afer befomn1en, uro
5tpar ME unter einem 9rittel Don oem,
mas lie bei poler Mrbeit erbalten. So
Damn moge man iie NIT Mobrriiben
u11o geringem @eu fliittern, man miro
lie auf iolde @eiie nit 6urd Sen @i11=
ter bringen. Inter geringem 9eu lit
nun nidt neroorbene5 81 periteben,
loldes @eu peroirbt sic @eiunobeit,
menrt man aud nod 10 piel &raftfutter
oabei fiittert. Sir oa5 ungeil1noe SEN
gebe man Damn lieber gutes Strob.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09

ml1r6e Ser 52iabrige Acknowledgements
@anoler Nic. @reif als tbeilmeiie Der
.foblte 2eide in ieiner brennenoen
@obnu11g aufgefunoen. = Ser ieit
oem 80. Sec. peri9munoene S. g.
9ieoerid BON Mltmeis muroe ur1=
terbalb Met in ser Moiel als 2ei9e
aufgefunoen. = Die @ittpe S9mit-
Majert1s in &napbo6 ei6 itur5=
tie aus einem 6eniter ibrer @obnung
u. ltarb bnl0 oarauf. y Sic Mbbrud)=
arbeiten an ser altebrmiir0igen Stride
in Sberforn iino pollenoet. =
@ol0ene &od5eit feierten in Grpel-
0ingen (&emid) Sic gbeleute @off=
manu- Booart ul1o Ser i'm S9mei9er-
tbnl ais uEetden" befannte 9%2iabrige
get. NifoIas BON @opelingen
uno iei.1e @attin, Moria Georges.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09
@ans m,1o @of.
@altnmg nnb Eflese Der &ferbe.

Gas Ffero fanl1 l1ur oonn qaei.
ben uno moglidit leiitungsfabig iein
menn bel ieiner @altung u11o Gfleqf
ale a11Beren ginfliiiie, il1sbeion6erf
al1b Sic MISUNDERSTANDING in Ser
per1d1eoe'1en S%obres5eiten, uobl III
getradt ge5ogen meroen. Gem Sic
5emperotl1r, mie Sic atmolpbdriiden
3ultanoe iiberbaupt, pelde ie0er Sab.
res5eit eigen lin0, beoingen nid)t al
lein oaS Mab ser 9eiitungel1, ionoerr
tlir niele 8erbaltniiie ouh Sic Mrt Ser
e%rnabrnng. @enn man iol6e Inter
1fieoe nidt bea6tet, sic G%rnabruna
ltno Eflege Ser Eferoe 5u ie0er 2Sab=
res5eit iber 0enieIben 9eiiten idla=
gen Mil, 90 miro man feinen groBen
Sege11 BET ieiner Gferoeboltltng En-
5ielen. l1no Inn 10 mebr iino sic per-
1hieoelren aliBeren ginfliiiie Sort in
gerednu11g gu 5ieben, no Sic 3udt FL
Sen 9oupt5lpeigen Ser 9feroebaltl1no
geb0rt.
SIR Bic @eriteGung elmer orient
1tden Staaung lit beltens 5u iorgen.
Mie ieoes 9austhier fir einen Muf=
e11tbnlt in einem idledten stan emf
pfinol19 lit, 10 audi 6as Nfero; oenn
oieles pertragt am me'1igiten, in Ell
nem ferdter1, id}mutigen uno finite
rem Naln1e 5n leben, 5l111al men11 Ser
Nlab nod 10 beihronft lit, baB es lid
foum bemegen fam o0er ge5mungen
iii, feline Hl1be imn1er mie6er in Ser
Steal1ng 81 iud)en. Sic idleh=
ten S%tall1ngen mirfen iebr nad)tbeiliq
arf Sic @eiunobeit Ser 5biere Elm uno
crit redt auf iold1e, meld,e nod inn
@adstbum begriffen iino ooer elmer
eoleren &aiie a@ngeb0ren. @ir f011-
men beshalb b%ebaupte11, oaB sic Ieb=
Ter Ser iun9en Eferoe, lofern lie nidt
iino, nidt alleil1 ol1f Sic u11-
angemeiiene Hfleae, ionoern audi ouf
Sic ldjlcdten Stallrngen 5uriid5ufiif=
rem iino. 9eionoers gefdhrlid fms
Staue, ba iolde 0rl1i len, SUI
item inns Hbeun1atism11s berporrufen
l1no Sic 5biere fir a1e moglifen
4ranfheiten enpfdnglid madt. @if)-
tia lit Sic @entilation. 4ehr idpdolid
pirft es na1nlid out bas Gfero ein,
lpenn es in idle6ter, ner6orbener SUIT
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09

leben mrB, ooer oud, menm ser Stall
gu marm ober 81 falt lit. Sic Gent
peratur in 6emi elben ioa nid)t unter
40 Grao linfen 11no oarf niht iiber
60 20 @rao iteigen. Ias Ibier muB
lopiel Hlab baben, baB es feline Stel=
lung 11ad 8elieben medieln fam, Dor
neb11lid Elm bequelnes 9oger baben,
meldjes leid:t uno griinolih gereinigt
meroen fatr1. Inns 5ulett 0arf ser
Stau nidt finiter ieir1, oenn in einem
Om1flen &aume farn fem leben6es
@elen geoeiben. Sc bebaglider iid
|bas CHER i'm StaQe befinoet, beltp
beiicr geoeibt es, Sc ito beiier entpidelt
es iid.
Mit eiretr guten Staue mus oud)
0ie geeianete Nflege @ano in @ano
geben. 9ab Sic Hferoe aud inn @in=
ter gepuet meroen miiilen, lit ielbit=
peritarOlidh oerm oas Euten trdgt
al1d sur gr,1abrltr1g nit bei mie ei11
befonntes Spridmort iagt. 9urh
ein idonetoes ur,o regeln1aBiqes Hu=
Zen sur feitgeiebten 3eit gelpobne n1al1
sic aufgeitellten 6ohlen Soran, SAP Tie
iid) bierbei leidt unb germ bebanoeln
lolien. Gin ofteres als einmoliges
tdglibes Nuben lit cine gang unniee
9elaitigung Ser Nferoe. 91obes, rud=
iidtsloies El1ten, pieueidt nod per-
bunoen NIT &niiffen l1no. StoBen,
madt Sic 5biere, 11amentlid Jpblen,
falih lrn0 idelt.
S1 Ser G%rnabrl1ng ser Nferoe i'm
@i1ter miro nod pielfa@ ge%iiin0igt.
"a sic Mrbeit jebt INNER leidter uno
meniger miro, 10 miro SEN 5bieren in
Ser Siege! nidt MIR meniger 6utter,
ionoern audi %geringeres gereiht. Sd
BEL miro gar nidt in 8etradt ge5o=
gen, oab ein Sbier, menn e5 ~iiberbaupt
BEL &raften bleiben ion, Elm beltimm=
tes Grboltungsiutter bral1d)t. @iele
lege1 nun ibren Efer0en itatt menig
unO gebaltpoGes, pieles ober fraftlp=
les Dor, in Ser Mei11ung, menr tie MIR
iatt Iino, lit es gel1iigeno, 0abei be-
adten iie tift, SOB Ser fleine Magen
oes Nferoes fir ~po(un1inoie Nahrung
nidt %geeignet lit, 90 oieie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09

Gin @uIten entitebt ourb Iebr uiele
perid]ieoene l1riaden; sic bette &egel
lit 81. Mugiit &onig's @amburger
8ruittbee gu gebrauden. ST erleid-
teri Sic gnt5unol111g uno furirt Ben
6ulten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09

Menn SIR @beumntismus babt in
gurem SUB ooer &iit, gebrau@t
Gbomberlnin's Eminent, uno SIR
mer0et raide 2inoerung peripiren.
Sol tet MIR einen Quarter. @arum
Sdmer5 erbuloen? gu faufen Bel ser
Molitor Drug 60.