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The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-05-17
Senior PeldanO'S
Daughter
by ELLA M. BANGS
Copyright, isla. By Associated Literary rrsss.l

You are in luck, Phil, my boy. Not
every one gets an invitation TO the
hacienda OF Senior Peldano, can tell
you" Ned Oliver paused a moment
before he continued This hacienda
is one Of the most extensive in all
Mexico. You will fancy yourself back
In medieval times visiting a feudal
baron, for these estates are really
relics OF the feudal system. The
senior, too, to give him his full title,
is no less a parsonage than Senior
Don Enrique Jose de Gonzales Y Pei
dano. And when all the rest has been
said there is still his beautiful daugh-
ter, famed as the most charming
senorita for miles around"
Phillip Worth smiled indulgently.
lie and his friend were young Amer
leans visiting Mexico in the interest
OF certain mining investments. AS
he hecked the ash from his cigar he
remarked. 1T would seem from your
remarks that our prospective host
has rather more than his share OF the
good things Of this world"
80 others think, and not a few
stand ready TO partake of his pos
sessions, for it is said that the senior
puts in all his spare time framing
profuse regrets that he cannot &C
cept the many proffers for the hand
Of his beautiful daughter Aurora"
us she so very beautiful"
Her beauty is unusual You know
that a pure Castilian Is a blonde
Such is Donna Isabel. the senor's
wife. and their daughter, while in.
herit!ng the delicate coloring and
blond hair Of her mothers family,
has al the same time the lustrous
dark eyes of her fathers race. But
you will see"
The two young men found them
selves enjoying the hospitality OF
Senior Peldano, who, with the profuse
custom Of his country, assured his
guests that his house and everything
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-05-17
ELECTRICITY TO MOVE HILLS
Use Of High Water Preaoure Found
More Economical and Quicker
Than Stcam 6hovels.

In building both Seattle and Port
land II wag necessary 20 remove from
the face of the earth several sizable
nils. This work was done for the
most part By hydraulic power. That
IL. the hills. composed mostly OF dirt
we're washed away by powerful
streams OF water.
At Portland, Ore. electrical power.
driving huge centrifugal pumps, lift,
Cd water from Guilds lake 400 feet
uphill and hurled II through 4l5inch
nczzles against the great piles OF dirt
and gravel. In this way the hills are
washed away much quicker and
cheaper than they could be cut up
and carted away with steam shovels
and dirt trains.
While the hills at Seattle were be-
ing washed away In this same man.
ner workman slipped and fell di'
rectly in front OF one OF the streams
OF water In a flash he was hurled
against the embankment 80 feet away.
When picked up he was unconscious
and had sustained severe internal
injuries besides having several brok.
en- ribs.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-05-17
How a Couple Was Married by Proxy

lander he sent n statement Of the sit
ua'ion 10 the consul general at New
York.
The ceremony Of acquiring 4 bride
without being present ut the ceremony
as gone through with Pimcntel is as
follows:
First. n special petition 10 the queen
explaining the necessity for tho proxy
marriage. This has been done and
consent obtained Next. power Of
attorney giving Hartog pimcrtel, his
brother the right to act for him was
prepared.
Then n declaration to wed was
sworn 10 by Pimentel before a notary.
According 10 the Dutch custom, the
notary's seal was then certified to by
the secretary OF The state Of Massachu'
sets, and Consul Dascy certified 10
tho authenticity Of the seal OF Mas
sachusetts. These documents were
mailed ,o Amsterdam When Brother
Hartog received them he went before
the registry official in Holland. with
the bride on his arm, and made all
the answers required in the marriage
ceremony.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-05-17
YES, THEY HAD MET BEFORE
Gallant MIR. James Learned at Dance
Just Where He Had Observed His
Fair Companion.

1--WE southerners." said Col. John
Irby, who at present is secretary 10
Mayor Speer o. Denver and good
deal OF power in Democratic politics
out their--'We southerners are held TO
be aristocratic in our tendencies; but
| assure you IL is not the fact. We
are very democratic. Now few
nights ago we held dance-a demo
cratic dance-in this city and among
those who attended was my friend.
James r. James, southerner born
and bred and splendid man. He saw
a mighty nne looking girl who was
not dancing and politely asked her
for the pleasure. She very graciously
permitted him to dance with her.
MIR. James, who is a gentleman or
the old school, sub, paid her several
we'll deserved compliments. at which
the young lady blushed prettily and
delightedly. Finally he said:
1t seems to me that on some prevt
Gus occasion l have had the exceeding
pleasure OF looking on your beautiful
face. Have been so honored?'
"'Oh. indeed. yes!' exclaimed the
girl. You have seen me before. I
have been cooking for your family for
the last year. "-Saturday Evening
Post.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-05-17
Chases Driver Up a Tree

|C IS EHNNCISCO.-It f. scarcely be
|O coming IN an automobile TO pitch
81 &C., INTO the branches of 4 tree
|ar .au get on it's hind wheels and
III ron 10 devour him II he dares TO
K down.
s Texas steer or an African lion, or
|au 4ur outang might be expected
H. . stunt OF that kind. but not a
|rcuu.1 motor car. And yet that Is ex-
f. Il. dee experience that Louis Deg
|oa. coffee importer, had with his
f. 0o o,hor evening. lie painted a
~ picture OF the affair In Police
|JU- Sui.iyan's court, where he was
r. I.I Tor speeding.
p nor had just purchased tho car.
p. 4s beginning 10 master the driv-
p f. as he thought. He invited a
Pr u Tor trip Everything went
b" th.y until they started for home
p. dark. But they no sooner got
p" Golden Gate park than the trouble
p ..
There seemed nothing to do" said
pl'...r 10 the court. but let that ma
FL. take its course When tried
r. '"'d II down It acted like It was 60.
Fls '' blow up. We were going like
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-05-17
Finds $4,000 in Shoe; Offered 81 90

thought 1t was a pieco OF glass al
nrst, but then saw some more suark.
ing points. ! got on my knees and
picked Them up. Ny wife didn't see
mo and | didn't say anything 10 her
because ] knew she would get excited
In moment ! found "A little cham.
OILS bag. knew what had happaned--
somebody had been hiding Jewels in
an old shoe. Who Il was didn't
know. But did know that l. wouldn't
De long before found out.
When | had The diamonds all
picked up there was handful OF
them Any one OF them would have
bought my store. ! decided not to tell
a soul for fear the story might spread
and somebody break in and murder
my wife and me.
About two days aftcrward a girl
came In almost crying. She threw her
check down on the counter.
Ny shoes, Whore are NV shoes?
Quick Hurry" looked up and
smiled when my wife gave her the
shoes and looked puzzled at the Gus.
toners agitation.
The diamonds! They are gone!
Please give them back TO met"
shriekcd the girl.
she became frantic when my wife
told her She knew nothing about any
diamonds Then | stepped up and
told hor the diamonds were safe.
Later | took them to Mrs. Dunn my.
self
Yesterday a neighbor brought me
81 as = reward for the return of the
$4,000 worth Of diamonds. That was
about the funniest thing over heard
Of. J laughed and laughed and when
| was able 20 stop laughing | waved
my hands q him aud told him TO
hurry back 20 Mrs. Dunn with the 81"
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-05-17
Bible Prompts a Poacher to Confess

n "'ANAPOLlS.-A Hoosier. who
'' seen the light OF Christianity"
'een impelled thereby to write TO
a ''S' w. Miles. commissioner of
"'T,eS and game. "peaching" on
sci Tor hunting on n game pre-
~ lie has confined his operations
! 4, vac pursuit of the ignominious rab-
"o"ever. and has not assaulted
! ..Ne birds placed in the preserves
lo,. vac state. Therefore. no sought
"'"'y for his crime" and It has
H., neted out TO him by the CON-
San aS'oher on the ground OF lack of in
;. NC ie'ter. In part. follow:
h,, AS | am living to all the light I
5ecl ' on the word of God (tho Bible), I
bp o. ought to tell you OF my hunting
kblohe or two OF the game preserves,
kIn,o. was only after a rabbit. The
keso,, OF 1910 was hunting on the
kho y south Of Washington, between
bike :, d !. railroad and the gravel
. ''ad running from Petersburg.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-05-17
Poeke, telephones for the Police.

4 new and interesting telephone
system has been installed by the po.
lice department of Berlin TO facili-
tate the calling ofsbranch stations
and headquarters. All the members
OF the department, uniformed and Sc
cret service. are provided with pocket
telephone sets so compact as to be
easily carried In the pocket or In a
small leather holder attached TO a
strap. Contact stations are scattered
over the city. on fence posts. on the
walls OF buildings and on trees in the
marks. The connection is established
by merely plugging the contact sta
ton.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-05-17
WATTS PERFUME ON AUDIENCE
Device Attached 70 Electric Fan with
Reservoir for Fluid Patented
by Chicago Man.

The suggestion that perfume be
waited over the audience in a theater
has been carried out crudely by means
OF large ger in the hands Of
an usher.
An apparatus for doing this auto
matically when attached 70 an electric
fan ana for difusing the vapor OF any
fluid is the subject Of patent issued
20 Harry W Forbes and Frederick
Linick Chicago, III.
The device attached 10 the fan con.
sists Of a reservoir for the fluid over
perforated receptacle containing an
absorbent material. says the Popular
Electricity. Attached 70 valve stem
under the reservoir is wing against
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-05-17
ELECTRICAL
@,sNOIES@61

In Manchuria there are thirteen tel.
enhono exchanges.
Uruguay has decided TO take over
telephones rs state monopoly.
Paris Is now In direct telephone
communication with Madrid, 1000
miles.
A now electric soldering iron is sta.
tionary. articles TO be soldered being
held against It,
The automatic telephone service is
success in Havana. where there are
1000 subscribers
Picking. the only capital in the wide
world without n street car system.
soon is 10 have an electric line.
Through telephone service between
New York and Los Angeles will prob.
ably be established by next November.
Berlin employs more than loo stor.
age battery driven electrical machines
literally 10 scrub its well-kept streets.
Utilizing a current from a magnetic
or batteries. an inventor has brought
out an electrically heated steering
wheel for automobiles.
A power-driven rotary hoof parer
to take the place Of the horseshoer's
tongs. knife and rasp has been in
vented by Nevada man.
II is thought that electric lights
will ultimately take the place of all
others In lighthouses. The difficulties
in the way are gradually overcome.
On m automobile wireless outfit
built for the Austrian army the motor
used 10 propel the car may also be
utilized TO drive the electric generator.
A storage battery Illuminated cleo
trio sign has been invented to be
worn on the arm OF a person selling
refreshments In theaters and other
public places.
Primarily for the use o, physicians,
dynamo transformer has been In.
vented In France which will turn out
currents of various tensions and
strengths al the same time II dc
sired.
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the wind when suddenly something
happened"
Just what happened was explained
by Mounted Policeman Haley, who
had been pursuing Dcgoner's car for a
half mile. When Haley got to the
scene b. found the car standing on its
hind legs and pointing straight up on
the side OF pine tree. The engines
We're sill hummirg away. Dcgener's
friend was sprawled out on the road,
but Doccncr was not In sight
Where's the fellow that was driv-
ing?' asked Haley.
"Blest Il | know" said the friend.
Here am. up here" said a voice
from the branches
II proved 10 he Degener. He had
been tossed into the branches six feet
overhead and there remained n pris.
oncr until rescued by the officer.
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Y .DN.-- Mo2cs Pimcntel, cigar
r'r OF Boston, and Marie 10.
.t Il'mann OF Amsterdam. lIol.
".Ec been married without
..Iving home. The queen OF
consented TO their marriage
..aa marriage by proxy Is not
" ." IN the United States, so many
tops have been taken 10 bring
mis- union that there seems no
. the immigration people will
il' It when the bride arrives in
'w'el
".,A Mo2es Plmentel strolled into
" "'.'e OF Charles C. Dasey, acting
y ...'ei OF Holland, and said he
!. '' TO be married by proxy. Mr..
80 ma not believe II could be done.
~" over, on the insistenca of the Hol-
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-05-17

they saw was theirs. They did not
meet the daughter az dinner that
first night: but. while Phil was
dressing on the following morning,
Ned knocked on his door, and, upon
entering the room, drew his friend
OyIr 10 the window.
sBehold," he exclaimed; Aurora,
goddess Of the morning."
Phil looked, and standing at the
entrance TO a terraced garden was
young girl Her fair hair was I'M
bound. and fell ripping over her
shoulders. She wore n loose gown OF
rose color. confined by silver cir
die. and as they looked she moved
down among the flowers gathering
one here and there.
Phillip drew 4 long breath. al
most too picturesque to be real" he
declared.
When they met the senorita az
breakfast. she was entirely conver-
tional both in dress and manner. and
some Of her flowers adorned the
table. She spoke English and Phillip
was surprised 10 find her we'll edu-
Gated
Tho remaining members OF the
household were the Donna Isabel.
and sister of Senior Enrique, the
Senorita Refugia. The guests met
the women of the family in man.
ner quite unexpected in Mexican
household, and from the first Phillip
seemed to be regarded with favor
from the senior himself TO his daugh-
ter. and Ned looking on. thought
with a smile that II Senorita Aurora
felt what her dark eyes expressed,
hers was by no means the first girl
ish heart that had been caused TO
flutter by a glance from his friends
blue eyes.
As for Phillip himself. he admired
his hosts beautiful daughter as one
could not help doing. while at the
same time he puzzled over the atti-
tude OF the girl. Was this coquetry-
this seeming innocence? Whatever
she meant. this reputed queen OF a
hundred hearts. he was content to let
matters go on as they were for the
present. She accompanied her father
as he showed his guests about the
home with its picturesque courtyard
and immediate grounds. Yes, Aurora
Peldano was charming, and the won.
derful thing about her was that she
did not seem tho spoiled beauty he
had expected to find. but showed q
disposition M perfect as her outward
charm.
After dinner came the daily family
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-05-17

pike county, to Washington, DaViess
county. I tell you this so you can
know the reserve.
"The reason I write this is because
I believe the Lord God intends Tor us
10 do everything honestly before Gou
and man.
Mr.. Miles answered;
"Jnasmuch as I am convinced that
you never had any wrongful intent, II
Is very easy for me to forgive you LOT
any possible infraction of the law you y
NAV have made In hunting WITHIN
game preserve" IN TIM
The writer neglected to tel mo
commissioner whether he got tho rap
bit.
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,.rCAGO.-David J. Windor. who
..eps cobbler shop near the cor.
- a.. Evanston avenue and Irving
boulevard. found handful OF di-
i. valued at $1,000. in tho toe
Old shoe brought TO him 10 re
and for returning the jewels to
.,rer was offered a reward OF
lar. which he refused.
..g the story OF the lost diamonds
..n reward threatened TO become
Mrs. Robert W. Dunn, owner
ms. disappeared. II was said
home. 1905 Sheridan read. that
M.8 left the city.
...r and his wife we're both busy
shop when inquiries were
here.
M. yes" said WindCr. banging q
u reg into the sole OF Il shoe
u,ng 10 one side n few more
Er hold between his teeth. II
~. .nn diamonds. II was the big.
.rl ever made There's hard
..rk goes by, though. but I find
aud other valuahlcs in shoes.
rrun sent her old shoes over
girl. There were five Of
.r % rickety pastcboard box. My
wed them. marked them,
rm over in a corner and gave
check with q number on Il.
as commenced 20 straighten
r. u Tor the night my eye caught
hlc of something on the floor.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-05-17
Electric Driven Collier.

The United States government has
given permission for the equipment OF
the 2O.0O0.ton collier Jupiter with cleo
trio motors to drive the propellers.
The installation is now being put in
NJ the Mare Island navy yard and will.
Il is hoped. answer many questions
regarding direct motor drive for pro-
pellers of large vessels.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-05-17
Mail Box Alarm.

the bell will also ring should anyone
attempt 10 open the box and remove
the mail. says Popular Electricity.
4 battery in the box supplies the cur.
rent and the bell may be located where
necessary in order to be heard Open
Ing the box closes the battery and bell
circuit.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-05-17
THE
World
MOTOR DRIVES TOOL GRINDER
Electrical Device Eliminates All Com.
Pi'ca;ed Belts and cears--cur-
rent Started by Switch.

An electrical device for grinding
Tools In "A shop or factory Is shown
IN the illustration.
In this srinder there are no com.
rllcated belts or gears, the emery
wheel being connected directly 10 the
motor.
Current is consumed only when
actual work is being done. as the
grinder may be stopped or started by
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-05-17

which some OF the air from the fan is
directed This crowds the wing over
and opens the valve permitting the
gradual escape OF the fluid into the
receptacle below there 70 be blown
away. When the fan stops n spring
brings the wing 10 an upright position
and closes the valve.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-05-17
ELECTRIC MAIL BOX ALARM
Opening Receptacle TO Deposit Letter
Signals Faet--Also Guards
Against Any Thief.

A mail box arranged TO ring n bell
when the postman deposits letter is
IN addition TO the uses of electricity
for signaling. Besides notifying that
mail is being dropped into the box.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-05-17
Motor Drives Grinder.

the turn Of switch. Full speed will
De attained in about one second after
the current has been switched on.
Any standard grinding wheel may be
attached TO the machine.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-05-17
Manv Telephone Calls.

The New York Telephone company
handled s5,000.Oo0 originating calls
In 1911. OF which approximately one
half were tvunked to second central
sfiice.
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Wasted.

"My wife went through my pockets
last night"
Thrilling! What did she find?"
Nothing but pipe and a pouch OF
tobacco, which she couldn't use"
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-05-17
Electric Hoist.

The electric hoist has almost com.
pletely superseded other forms OF serv.
fee In mines. and collieries where
electric service can be obtained The
advantages Of the electric type OF hoist
are becoming more widely appreciated
by engineers Of coal mining COM
panies.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-26
Mug Der 0,oIitat sybres griefpa.

gIus Der GnoIitat Sbres Briefpa.
piers ifIiebe if, Dab Sic rift anf
ben @eIneriperb nnaepieien fii,b. unb
bod ,poIlen Sie yneroiene,". Iber
bod nitt etfpa NIT Shreiben2 Die.
ieibe 9cnte, bie Sbnen aeiagt bot,
Dob Sic SoIent hdtteit, miro Sbncn
nild) ipoH porgefobelt boben, Dab
9inte fib nit 0ei6tiGfeit III Nafto.
lns ipanbeIn Iiebc. SSSn, fpenn man
bic rjd,tiee sseber bot. stber oiefc -
luenn es iltlt and feline Iolerfeoer 5ii
icin brouht - lit bod ieltcnl
geun lit ans ben paar frennoIihen
3eilen, Die ih sSbncn iShreiben poll-
te, cine ridtige vGpiitel on cinc
ihrcibenbe ssungfrun "gc,norbcn. 8e-
pet meine @efurbnheit bin id) aus.
fiihrIih aciporben imb Sic iino Die
8liidlid)e ODER 6ic llngliidlihc
-, hie rs trifit. Sic f6nneit bieicn
0ricf ia Shren 3rPuu0innen riritfhci'
len. Senn id bin iidlcr, 'ic ihreibci,
aIlef ODER iuiirbcn, fountrn, m0htcn
bod fhreiben. Gem. iuie es bel ms
in Tcutidlanb MIR crtlpchcr Mbligc
Qitt ocer giirgerli6c, Die cinen CT.
s6hIen, bob Tie eigcrtIit bon Iocl
maren. 10 eibt es ouf unr 2e,tic,
Die ifrriben. uno ioIte, Die ihreibeil
fcunteu.
"a Sic bicrin,h]monsia Sabre at
| iino ltnb iid,. fuie sic giitig einaelea'
te photographic 5ciat (id ienbe iie,
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Iete icben loiien fonncn, 10 tro,lhei,
Sic tpirflih mod nid1t III perSlpeifcIn
Gs miro iih oefp:b nod Elm rormalcr
rnb aciesltter Iusmcg fitr Sbrc nod
getbdtisllng ordngcnben 8efilble
Sie iinb 10 frcln0Iidl, iid) nah
| meinen bGltsIiheu g'erbaltuiiien slt
ertilnoiqen uno iid1 3n ioraen, oh idl
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ben" ipiirbe.
Sd fam cSbneN beiriebieenSite
4usfimit gebeu. S,Cb babe cine liebe
Trou lmh rciSenbc aiuber - i'd, fin
De iic penigitens rcjicno -, llnh bin
OFF iic oiel eitIer nIs mlf metne 8ci.
| itesfinber. gIuf ieitcn ber ainber III
Die Snmpothie spor bis iebt groBes
ais bos Beritdnonii} obcr meineSrai,
bdIt mid fir Den orOftcu nohbomc'
ridden Tid,ter. iie rcipcftiert meinc
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@otc befomme i'd Elm 2ichIinasqe-
riht. 9lIio ih ~rcrSe reritnnoeni
esf pcrbleibc, mciu qn1biqesSran.
Iciu eShr oan7 ernehcncrGiener fnu,l
tpobl nidt ms1r e6ttljher WeiiisrD
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-26
3pulogiid,sr Burten.

Ginss rieiigen 8eiudss bate iih
gsftern Rahmittag uHo 9beno Der
3opIogiI6e Gartsn gu erfreueu, no
bas Spmmerorheiter unter Der 2eis
tung oes 8upeqmeiiters sSpbn Spargur
Die lests Do6e istnes engagements
bseOnnsn bat. 9err Spargur bate
bssbalb elm Der Gslegsnbeit angsz
pabtes programm 3uiammenge'tsQt.
bas, tpie INNER. gIdnSenb bur6gsfiihrt
uno aqgemein beDunoert 1purbe. Iuh
fur ben Rsit Der Bo6s Bot Serr
Spargur progromme, bic alien Ge=
i6madsridtungen Rednung trdgen
unb Obne 3ipsifel einen gldn3enben Be-
fud Der aon3erte bepirten fperpen.
Mittpo6 Sbt's populdre Wauiit. 9ons
neritag lit SpernzIberb, fSrsttas
SpmpbOniezQbenO unb am Samitae
tpirb Elm rDuni4sp sprogramm" 5ur
Surhfu6rung eelangen.