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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-04
Twenty-Five Years for Leslie Rolam.

DUQUoN, H., Dec. 4.--Leslie Bolam
of Christopher. member of one OF
the Oldest families in Perry county,
was sentenced to twenty-five years in
the penitentiary for the murder of
Roy Rhea at Alliance, near Mulkey-
town. BoIam plead he was so intoxi.
Gated he did not know what he was
doing He is Is years old.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-04
Farmer Killed hy Auto

WATERLOO, Iowa, Dec. 4-Harry
Kehe, 81 years old, wealthy farmer
living three and one-half miles north
Of this city, was instantly killed on
Logan avenue, when he lost control
of his automobile while returning
home, travelling at high rate OF
speed. His head was crushed. He
leaves wife and four children, the
youngest six weeks old.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-04
Goes to Shave; Commits suicide.

KEWANBE, H., Dec. 4.-saying he
would go and take his Sunday morn
ing shave, Louis Fredericks left his
family and Immediately killed himself
in an adjoining room by cutting his
throat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-04
Weather Conditions.

Conditions indicate fair weather for
this section tonight, and probably
Tuesday, with rising temperature.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-04
Daily River Bulletin.
Stage Height. Change. Wea'h,r.
River Forecast.

The river will remain nearly sta
tionary during the next forty-eight
hours.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-04
EIGHT PAGES
Winter Term of Congress
Is Nolu IN Session

Der as the chaplain Of the house, the
Rev. Henry N. Couden arose to pray.
AS the blind chaplain implored the
blessing of the Almighty upon the
gathering. its accomplishments and
its aims, a hush fell upon the crowd.
At the conclusion of the prayer Speak
er Clark arose in his place. The bab-
BILE of whispers that followed the
chaplain's prayer was silenced as he
announced:
''The clerk will call the roll of the
states to ascertain the presence OF
quorum"
Then the whispered murmur broke
forth again as the clerk began tho
lengthy proceedings OF calling the roll
by states. The roll disclosed the
presence Of quorum and the new
members of the house. chosen at tho
fall election, were sworn in. The
clerk was instructed to inform the
senate that the house was In session,
and committee was appointed to
join the senate committee in notifying
the president that congress had az
sembled.
Thereupon the house, out of respect
to the memory OF the late Representa-
tive Madison, of Kansas, adjourned.
In the Senate.
On the dot Of IL O'Clock, Vice Presi-
dent Sherman, Immediately dressed.
entered at door beside the elevated
chair and desk at his official station
and moment later, tapped for order.
Senators arose for prayer, the first
number on the program, by the chap
lain Of the senate, Rev. Ulysses G. B.
Pierce, pastor OF the church Of which
President Taft Is member.
Vice President Sherman directed the
secretary to call the roll. At the
close number OF members arose to
explain the absence of missing col
leagues Sherman announced that
quorum was present.
Then came the business of appoint.
ing two senators, to act with com.
| mittee Of the house, In informing
President Taft that quorum OF both
houses was assembled and that ~con-
gress is ready to receive any COM
munication he may be pleased to
make" The secretary was directed to
notify the house that quorum of tho
senate had assembled and was ready
for business.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-04
Local Observations.

Dec. 3, Z p. m. 2S degrees. Clear.
Dec. 4. Z a. m. "a degrees. Clear.
Mean temperature 30 degrees, high
est s5; lowest rs: lowest last nigh
%.
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Read The Daily ea;e city. Ioc
per week.
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FRED q. GoSEWISCH.
Observer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-19
THE BARBER KNOWS.
Newbro's Herpicide Hailed As the
Best Remedy for Hair and Scalp
Expert and Unprejudiced
Opinions.

II have been using Newbro's Her
picide for the last four years and
find it the best thing made
Joseph Pizzerto,
1876 Richmond Terrace,
West Brighton, L. T., N. Y.
81 can truthfully say that Herpi-
eide is the best remedy for the hair
have ever used"
0. A. Rathenbuecher,
yirden, Ill.
II have used many preparations
in my shop, and find Herpicide best
OF all for falling hair and all scalp
or skin diseases"
j. A, Oliver,
Leslie, Ark
"Newbro's Herpicide has always
given the best Of satisfaction.
S. M Chambers.
Teekwila, Wash.
While the barber necessarily car
ries other hair remedies, Newbro's
Herpicide is one he swears by be-
cause he knows its merits. He can
conscientiously recommend it to kill
the dandruff germ and stop falling
hair In making an application of
Herpicide he feels and knows that
the customer is receiving full value
1.
for his money, and will be benefited
far in excess Of his expectations.
One dollar size bottles are sold
and guaranteed by all druggists.
Send 10c in postage for sample and
book on the hair to The Herpicide
Co., Dept. r., Detroit, Mich
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-19
The Alrsac;is Of Pigeons.

The air-sacs Of the pigeon constitute
system of interstices the value Of
which lies in their absence of weight
and resistance.
Flying is possible only to body Of
high mechanical efficiency Invested
of all superfuous material The orig
inal reptiles. which by evolution be-
came birds, were Invested of super
fiuous material. and the body spaces
thus obtained were filled with air
sacs. The body wall, adapting itself
to the mechanical requirements. be-
came hollow cylinder serving as a
support for the organs of movement.
the mobility of whose parts was as
sured by the surrounding air-sacs The
air cavities in the bones Of other birds
are similarly explained H9per's
Weekly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-19
WHITE PLAGUE
Fight DEPENDS
ON SEAL SALES
Fund Raised By Sale Of Christmas
Stamps to be Used in
Illinois

Just what is to be done in further
ing the fight against tuberculosis
throughout Illinois in the year Of
1912 depends almost solely upon the
funds raised during the coming De-
cember through the sale of the Red
Cross Christmas Seals, which are is
sued by the National Red Cross So
.ciety, of which President Taft is
president. These seals, which are a
little larger than the ordinary pos
tage stamp and which are to be
placed on the backs of letters only,
are turned over by the Red Cross to
the National Association for the
Study and Prevention Of Tubercu-
losis
The National organization in
turn distributes the stamps to the
state bodies, that arc affiliated with
1t, the name of the society in this
safe being the illinois State Assoc
citation for the Prevention of Tuber-
culosis. In this way then, the en-
tire United States in the month of
December each year is covered by
the sale these seals, the states en-
tering into friendly contest.
Every penny derived from these
sales goes diractIyGo the fight on
tuberculosis and relieving suffer-
ing. The Illinois State Association
this year is preparing for record
breaking campaign and to properly
place the seals on sale throughout
the state and give every man, woman
and child in the commonwealth the
opportunity to buy at least two A
call for volunteers has been issued
from the headquarters in Chicago,
The sale opens December End, which
the Association hopes viii be red
letter day among the anti-tubefcu-
losis woTfors throughout the state,
Owing to the lack of organization
heretofore, Illinois has not held its
natural rank with other states Al
though the third state in the Union
in population, it ranked only fifth in
the sale OF Red Cross Christmas
Seals last Year,, having been sur
passed by New York, Ohio, Pennsyl-
vania and Wisconsin In per capita
sales its rank was tenth.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-19
THE AL. G.. FIELD GREATER
MINISTRIES ARE DUE SOON

The AL G. Field Greater Minstrels
now in their twenty-sixth season
will appear at the Cairo Opera House
Monday, November 27th The COM
pany will be entirely new this year
with the exception of Doc Quigley,
Johnny Healy, Jack Richards. Wal
ter Sherwood and Paul LaLonde and
his singing chorus. It's new show
every season with AL. G. Field. The
promises for this season are even
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-19
Appeal Made for Aid.

The State Association makes this
appeal to all the counties, cities.
towns and villages where there is not
an organized tuberculosis associa-
ton, for volunteer workers who will
make an active canvass for the sale
OF seals in their respective com
munities Every community must
have some live club, organization O,
public spirited citizen who cal
volunteer to do this work DO moi
wait for the State Association to
write to you requesting you to dc
this. Let some club, society or in.
dividual volunteer at once Many
communities have already formed 4
committee to do this. The State AS.
ISOLATION has ,sordered 100000
seals for sale in the state during De
cember, and as the population of this
great state is 5,638,591 it ought te
be necessary for the State Associa
tlOl W uUupit tHlo uiuGI IOF scar
before the campaign is over. The
! largest roders SO far received are al
follows:
Peoria Association for the Proven
ton Of Tuberculosis, 100000 seals;
Lake County Tuberculosis Institute
100000 seals; Knox County Anti
tuberculosis Association, 100000
sells: Mclean County Anti-Tubercu-
losis Association, $4,000 seals.
A list OF prizes for cities and in
diyiduals for the highest per capita
sale of seals is being prepared and
Will be announced later For the
towns that have an association form.
ed before the first of December. the
easiest way to raise funds to carry
on its work is by the sale Of RED
Cross Christmas Seals. For the town
that has no society large PEI
capita sale Of seals viii be the surest
way get a local society started and
a.visiting nurse employed TO attend
and instruct tuberculosis patients in
their homes.
The call is sent out for 2 goo local
volunteers as campaign managers
to sell seals in their communities
All who will help in this great move
ment write at once to
JAMES MINNICK.
Secretary of the Illinois State AS.
ISOLATION for the Prevention of tn,
berculosis, 1871 West Adams St, Chi.
cago, Ill
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-19

The sale of Red Cross Christmas
Seals is, to some extent, an index of
the interest Of the people Of the
state in their anti-tuberculosis cam
paign. Today, outside of Cook coun-
ty, there is not public county sana-
forum for tuberculosis patients in.
the state of Illinois. whereas, every
county In the state should make
suitable provision for its tuberculous
people: and it should not be in con-
nection with the county farm or
poorhouse.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-19
NOTICE.

Drug stores have discontinued
handling ice cream for the winter
and persons wanting cream are re-
quested to send in their orders
early, direct to the creamery
Cairo Creamery Co,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-19
A ResourcefuI Woman.

Our idea Of resourceful woman Is
one who can stand her family skeleton
In d corner OF the parlor and make
folks believe 1t is bric-abrac.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-19

HUNDREDS of people in this city
would be working for smaller salar-
les than they are now receiving if
they had not been intelligent and
and persistent want advertisers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-19

SUCCESS as landlord would be al
most too simple if one want ad, pub
lished once, would ALWAYS secure
a tenant. Yet, while the matter is
often as simple as that, little per-
sistent advertising is sometimes re-
quired
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-19

more prodigal than usuel. There's
nothing so stimulates business as
success. "a
AL G. Field has the minstrel field
nearly to himself and that he has
reaped the reward Of years of toll
is creditable to his patrons. The
Field entertainers are always well
come because they bring an enter
tainment worth while
IF YOU WANT ALL THE NEWS
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-19

Jolly" John Larkins and His Hap
by Flock OF pretty girls and funny
boys, in the new big musical comedy,
ROYAL Sam" will be the attraction
at the Cairo Opera House on Wednes-
day evening Nov % Larkins has
railroaded around himself about all
the talent worth having inN the color
ed world of comedy song and dance.
Ills. success has been so great as CO.
star with Black Patti Tor the last four
seasons that he has been able to Gre
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-11

Meere bas 9ift - ipenigitens fir ben
MenIfxn ntrht beionoers bosortlg.
90 brinst Der perberen 6aut Der oans
be bic geriibrung nit oieien Reiieltbies
rem taum S1aben. Weit empfinoliher
iino aber sdrtere 5autpartien tpie Die
GeIiftsbout, uno elm iehr hefttges
9renuen peripiirt man an Der 3unge,
lpenn man nit ibr 3. y. bic grobs,
ariine SeeroIe beriibrt. Dds hrennenos
8efiibl auf Der 3unsenhaut perfhpins
bet erIt ndh "a Stunoen ipieper. Den
Reis, ben oas Gift unierer NeHelthtsre
ausiibt, bat man iibrisens fhon gu
6eiI5neden aus3unuBen periutt. Sn
bem tlsinen gitlGnbiiten Ss.baoe
6up'ol ipurben friiber Munnenbdber
nit SaarquaIIen (Gpdnea caplldtd)
gegen Rerpenldbnling perabfolat. Inh
perorbnete man BET neuralenHen
Shmersen llmi6lase nit Shlamm,
Der nit audllen perrieben ipar.
llneIsih beftissr Iheint oas Gift gu
iein, nit bem bic ReHeltbiere 'uoliher
M2eers auf Die 9sriihrung dnttporter.
9lm berittiqIten lit etne hduptidhlih
i'm Wtittelmeer pprtommeroe prdhts
pole R0brenqualls, Die rSesbla'e" poer
.8aleere". Dies id0neefdrbts. bldisn'
urtiQe 56iergebilpe bon Der 0robe Ell
nsr 8otosnub. oas uuf Der Wtesrsss
pberflGte einbsrtreibt uno feline ldns
aen, buntsn 5angarme ins DaFer bins
abbGnoen IGBt, miro nit Reht fshr ses
fiir6tet. Der WenIh. Der bus farben'
prGhtiqe Meerespunbsr ben WeQsn
entreiBen min, ipirb fofort umfhluns
Qsn bon ben msbrere meter ldnssn Irs
men uno fiibIt augenblidlih sinen ra'
Ienoen Shmer3. gtuturforiher. Die
bieIen ourt Die 9aleers hsrporeeru'es
ren Shmer3 aus ei9sntr Grfahrung
tennen lernten, eeben su, bab er tart
qenug III, um eiuen Wsnih:n ohnmdhs
fla uno bamit gum Raub Der Wp9en
MAIDEN All t0nnsn. Sin iunger Wlotros
fe, Der BON einem bsuti6sn, auf elmer
WsltumIeQslung beqriFfsnsn Shiff ins
Weer fprong, nm iih cine bsfonoers
fhone 9aleere gu holen. ertrdnste n1h
itrsr llmarmuno 70 fdper, oab sr cine
3eitlang 3tpiidsH lob uno Gsbsn
Ihpsbte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-11
Seltiame Streifs.

Wd6renb gan3 gngIarb Iaon felt
bie!eu 1agsn bel bem bloben Gebunz
fen an bic Jolgen er3itterte, bic Elm
aQgsu,einer, an ben tiir3lih beenbeten
Streit Der Qonboner 9odarbeitsr Ii6
anfhlisBeubsr Strsit Der giisnbo6ner
auf 6anbel unb Danbel i'm gdnsen
2onbe buber mUbts, nenost iiA bic
4ufmertIamteit bes unbstbeiligten
Quslunbes audi ben 3uriofttGten su,
Die ii5 ben 3dbiloIen Qr6eitsrdusitdnz
ben aIs unoermeiDli9s gesleiser bier
nno bo 3ugsfeIlen. Dor alien:
Streitbeipegungen iinb teine grruns
geni9dften Der Reussit. &rbeitseins
fteaungen i'm oolIen Sinne bss Mortes
bat es in ben inbuftriereiben fubbeuts
fden StdoterspubItten fhon I'M 3eits
alter Der Reformation in niht germs
ger 3ahl gsseben, uno sin Strsitfiibs
rer mar in gepifiem Gimme ihou
Spartatus. oefen Sesr BON Stlapen
uno GIaoiatOren I'm Sabre 73 Dor
Gbriiti Geburt 5und6it ni6ts tpeit.r
perlanets, ala unesbinbsrt no6 ibrsr
t1ratifhen unb gaQifden 5eimatb
5uriit5utebren; srIt na6oem bic 8eutee
sier Der our4 ben grfols iibermiitbig
Getporbenen erpadt mar, bertpanbels
ten ft6 biefs S6aaren in Elm ben
Gtaot gefabrbenoss, reDolutiondrss
Clement.
SIN Iasemeinen selten bic 5rauen,
ireil f. In sritsr 2inie bic Jolsen oes
Gobn<nis0nses In Der Wsrtbf fHofsss
9fxxne .Sa f1tlsn bssemmlu. an
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-11
Sic Srcnueiieln Der Gee.

Geirer, Der fih in urisren Sssbds
bern BON ben WeLlen Der Sul3flutb
umiptlen IGBt, pirb germ bineingsras
tben in einep S6tparm fpgsnonntsr
.5aarquuQen". 9enn t6ut er es, 70
bentt er nod eine Weile 3uriit an ben
.pritelnDen" Rei3 oisisr i6GnseFdrbz
ten Weeresbepp6ner. III bic prddtis
gen Seeroien, MeOuIen uno Guonen.
an osnen Da5 Quge iid erfreut, 3dblen
su ben beftbepaffneten Gei6opfsn Der
Ratur. g&iht nit llnrsnt tonn man
biefe BfIan3entbiers Die ,,8renneFslu
Der Gee" nennen, oenn in Der pberTten
Sautiti6t ibrer Tungdrms Iagern
Willionen tpin3iger Waffen, mitroftDz
piih tleine &apieln, bic nit siner5liiI.
fi9teit, Dem idarfen, rei8snben ReFsIs
gift, gefuat iino. Sofpte Elm beitimms
ter Rei3 - bic 8sri6rung zines Jsins
bss obsr 8eutst6isres ouF bieIs
9apisl einfpirtt, .sgpIobirt" lie, unb
aus Der geplasten aapTeI bsraus
lnnelt EN- 1do6endrtlges 0eotlee, Der
nit Nioerbaten 6sieste .QeTslfuosn"
gr bringt oem QHgreifer ober gsuts.
bitter tletne 9erpunbungen bei, in bic
nun bic giftiss SIIFigtsit einbringen
tunr, Die aus benz yReFslupparat"
berausquillt. Glstnere Gefn6pTe pers
ben our4 bieis 5liiiIigtett gsld6mt,
grDBere peri6eu6t.
Colder RsHelorgane befBt Die piels
betpunoerts griine Seeroie in einem
etn3igen Gangarme nt6t penigsr aIs
43 Wfillionen. Sin JnDiDibuum BON
$50 Gcngarmen lit bemnaa ourhz
fhnittlid nit 6450 Millionsn ReFels
tapfsln uusgeriite.! GrfeuIitsrtpeiis
.in 6si ben .gsHslibisrsn4 ssr osuiia*a
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-11

Neue 9ubripiteme bsr
g nneis. Die Sdlpsi8 itsbt gegens
pGrtig Dor Der 3orseTionirung nsuer
9abnIpitems i'm 6sbtrgt. Gus ort9is
nslIite Yrpjett, bus iih nod auf tsis
nsrLei frabers Grfdbrunssn itiis:n
tann, If; bas elmer ShIittsnbabn iibsr
bic 4letihqletihsr in DuIlis. es bans
belt iitl babel nm bic 9erbinbung
3peier 8abnsn, sin,rfsits Der bis CUR
Citation Jurgirauioh gefiibrtsnJ JuHgs
fruubdbn, auoersrieits cer aus Dem
ObereH Rhpnstbal bel GtsIh uah Uldrs
jeIen fahreubsu 2inis. .3piihsn beis
ben Iie8t Der 9tlstitgIstihsr. Der
eIettrIihe getrieb Der SdlittsnbOhn
isBt uub tdIt Elm Sell obns Gnbs
(Shleife) in gepsguHg. Nm hisiem
SeiIring rpsrber Die S5Iitteu aness
bdHgt. Die Balm ipirb in brsi Sisls
ringisitiOnen gebaht, Die aud Radts.
I'm ginfrisrer Su psrmeioen, in uHuus
terbrptsner 8eregung 1shuIten ipss
ben. Die GIstiteritatiousn marin
3shnbdhen, MGrisleu unb Gon.ors
biu. Die StItttsn ioIsn nit Segsls
tutiiberTpuHnung 9Ins fiir 3sbn Der
fonen bieten, Gum usberbruden Der
grpben 9Ieti5sripaIttu nsrbsn Roqs
bdbnsn bsrgsiteut. Der idbrIihs Be
trieb Der Balm toHnts nur sipei Wlos
nate bauru. Die R.ifs oerlief. Sipis
ihsH 225O unb 3450 Wtet.r Sok ii.
Wl. lie Stsigung betrdgt on Der ftsils
ten SteQe 81 gro3snt. Die Tahrts
gefhpirbigteit rpirb uuf $50 Wttsr IN
Der W}iuuts eeIhdst, Der 5ubrpreis
nit so Gts. fir ben Gilomttsr bers6s
net, bic Jabrtbnuer auf 2 Stunben
angsieBt. Gsesn bic origineqs gobn,
bersn RonseFion in Bern nod niht
ertheiIt 1T, mahi iih aber cine itorte
6etmathi6uBbepeauns gslt.nb. -
Sin 3psitss grojstt bstrifft bus 2ufts
bahninftem. bas in Der Shrpeis nod
nibt eriftirt unb gegen bas in puneto
8strisbsiiherheit nod gsbsnten BE-
itsben. Cine folte mar oberbalb
Wloutreur am genfer &c. srpiitsn
ben burh einsn Qbgruno sstr.nnttn,
| 3ismIih gIeia hohen TGrfsrn GIion
unb gonSier geplant, absr bic Rom
| se1iondrs bersibtetsn baruuf. Qm
Wonts 9re Bel Quganp tpurbe bic
Gon5eFion Nrtpeigert, neil .ine8rabts
fsiIbabn Isiht onsuItsen mar. Ruu
lit Die Jrdgs piebsr i'm 5eiTin am2aso
Wloggiore attuea asporben, bd bds
sin3ise Shtpeissrborf i'm itolisniiden
8ebascataI, Snbemini, cine birstts
8erbinbung nit benz Wuitsrlnnb,
osrIangt. Cine Strabt tdms fir bas
100 Mstsr iibtr benz SssIpi.gsl Iiss
osnbe, $50 Ginpohner Sdhl.nbe Dorf
| 8u tbeuer. 60 min man es nit elmer
Quftbabn Deriuhen, bic freilih nur fir
ben 9utsrtransport eingsrihtst iperben
| ioG. Sn p.rihisbensr Stp.issr
gbGlsrn finost lbrisens bic poitbes
bisnuns bod unb isntr.hi iiber Der
9baIIohls gslsesnsr 95rf.r mitisfs
2uftbubn itatt. - Gin orittes projett
| III bi. Ginfiihruns Der in StaIisn
fhon erprobtsn silooia, bes Qutonlos
bils obns Shiensn nit slettrifher
Grabtoberlsituns. 9ieIss 3tpifhens
bing 3tpifh.n 1ram unb tubriperi
| III fsiner bilisen S.rftIuns unb fsi'
ner bsbeutsnben Sraetraft tpesen iebr
beliebt, I6eint obsr bod i'm 8etrieb
sismIia toitfpielis gu f.in. Jn Stas
lien ipraH man iih Iber feline Der
tpenbuns immerbin i'm 0an5en befriss
oigsnb aus, 70 bab iih elm peitsrsr
gsrIud, sumai in @ebirgsttdlern nit
idpohem Wertebr, pobl lobnt 9i.
| Shienenlofiateit Der syi!opio ermoas
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siptis an TrpeafnttH nr
T0ltoaiss ysu gleina ant
gytttaIitRer bfr Gen
nnine Npmpann.

fsecrQe g'euasr, o. &t-sgm1n 1tillipeTi
9aeba leoer QurtH). &c. q sroipn 90isEs
= Errnn NJ AraHHey eg1res lumstcH.
g9bla Gl Ioolitie. gSr F-yreu5Eat. @eier
fii5eg, aserHatb flebcrA a@y4es 6FitI, @8i'
aa Softer gstalaHl 5ra " goetmaH.
emma @oseisr 8ofa G.. asiliaIa 2siip'J,
Aoia oantnau, G. & GO -Hua Srrmau. lie.
guasE Grsb III scffr-n zam1sl 1sHner-
-eGa 1Ctu'on. IraHt Z rEh ~scbH 9rHa
8uiriS aeuo. SeuTa g. e-rig!trIper. q -.
gdHg Iiitacl gGttiu. go Ganr ataties q.
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