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The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1913-02-16
k1t 2 WOODWARD Has
VERT ATTRACTIVE OFFICE
Loesl Insuranes Han Has Quar-
tsrs that win Compare Favor
ably with BirminGham.

The Office Of Mr.. Jesse p.
Woodward. one Of our nest en-
terprising citizens as well as one
Of our most successful insurance
men, Is elegantly fitted up. and
will compare favorable with the
Offices Of the leading insurance
agents In Birmingham. Memphis
and other large cities.
Mr.. Woodward's quarters.
which are located in the Odd
Fellows building. are handsome
ly furnished and contain every
modern convenience. the equip
ment including desks. counters.
filing cabinets, a private Office
and q lavatory.
The floor of the Office is of hard
wood, and every thing about the
place is elegant and substantial.
Most of the furniture and fixtures
were purchased from the South
iern Ceiling and Cabinet Com
pany of Jackson, Tenn, and
were installed and arranged un-
der the personal supervision of
E. L. Long. a representative of
that concern.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1913-02-16
Mr. GaGGS USSERY
IS PAINFULLY INJURED
Fails From Southern Railway
Train at Crssnvills. Sustain
ing Several Bruises

Mr.. Griggs Ussery. a popular
young man of this city who is
employed as a brakeman on the
Southern Railway in Missis-
sippi. fell from the top Of a
freight car in the yards Of the
company at Greenville last We'd
nesday night, and was painfully
hurt, having sustained injuries
which will probably keep him a
prisoner for some time.
Mr.. Ussery was on top of a car
which was being switched, and
this car struck another freight
car which was standing on side
track, the jar which followed the
impact having precipitated Mr..
Ussery to the ground below.
The young man was severely
bruised about the hip and shoul-
der, and it is feared that internal
injuries may also develop.
Mr.. Ussery was brought to the
home of his parents, Capt and
Mrs. w. L. Ussery, in this city,
where he is receiving every pos
sible care and attention.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1913-02-16

each fare to be paid. The con-
ductor returns full change. Con-
ducter is not permitted to receive
fare in his hand or insert fare
for passenger. Try to have fare
ready-a nickel.
1t seems to be simply the coin
in slot principle, familiar the
world over. rugged up to apply to
this special use.
The instant a nickel but slight
ly enters the slot mouth Of the
mechanism it is gripped and
drawn through the register into
the conductors hand-a bell
rings. on the totalizing counter
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1913-02-16
COMING TO
TALK HORE SCIENCE
WILL DISCUSS MANY PROBLEMS
First Home Science Institute to
be Held IN Mississippi Occurs
at college February 2oth
to March 1st

The first Home Science Insti-
tute in Mississippi will be held
at the Industrial Institute and
College from Feb. Is to March
z. This college had the honor Of
having the first home science
department in the State, and it
seems to be eminently apprOp-
riate that the first institute on
this subject shall be held here.
There are at present about
fifteen schools in Mississippi
where the subject is now sought.
The large towns such as Jack
son, Meridian. Hattiesburg and
McComb City have the home
science work in their high schools
and all of the agricultural high
schools are teaching this subject.
The teachers from these schools
will meet here to discuss prob
lens of equipment. courses Of
study and any other questions
which arise in connection with
the work.
The Girls Technical Institute
of Alabama is sending two of
their most prominent teachers to
serve on the program. The Uni
versity of Tennessee il to send
the dean of the woman's deyart-
ment aud director of home science
of the Woman's College at Talla-
hassee, Fla. is expected to send
a speaker.
In addition to these speakers
from among the Mississippi State
Normal and the |. I. q c. win
furnish part of the program.
All teachers Of home science in
Mississippi and neiehhorinP
states are cordially invited to be
present and q profitable and en-
joyable time is promised.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1913-02-16
CAR LINE INAUGURATES new
COLLECTING SYSTEM TODAY

reports in various street railway
publications.
Instead of handing the "nim-
BILE nickel" to the conductor. as
formerly, the passenger just as
easily inserts the coin into a
greedy, hand held collecting de-
vice. A neatly framed sign in
the car explains the method as
follows:
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS
Insert nickeIs only into the COL
lecting-register- nickel for
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1913-02-16

Local trolley patrons will ex-
perience a genuine novelty be-
ginning today. A formal adver-
tisement, shown elsewhere in
this issue, explains the workings
of the new system of paying
cash fares and points out the
reasons why it is regarded as an
improvement. This is the first
use of this system in this state,
but several Alabama trolley sys-
TENS use and speak highly of
the method. 1t is we'll known
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1913-02-16
PEOPLE ENTHUSIASTIC
OVER Y.A.G.A. PROJECT
MEETMG WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Big Mass Meeting Win be Held
Wednesday Night. and all
Citizens Are Urged to
Be Present

Enthusiasm in behalf of the
movement to secure a Young
Mems Christian Association for
Columbus is growing daily. and
a big crowd is expected to attend
the meeting which is to be held
at the court house at eight o'clock
next Wednesday night. At this
meeting the committee appointed
to formulate plans to secure funds
for the purchase of a lot and the
erection of a building will make
its report, and other important
business will be transacted, so
every one interested in the move
ment should be present.
The committee held a meeting
at the city hall Friday night, Mr..
c. F. Sherrod having oficiated
as chairman and Mr.. Charles
Hopkins as secretary. A number
Of short addresses were delivered
and several suggestions were
made regarding the amount to be
raised and the best method to
pursue in raising it, but no de-
finite decision was reached.
Every member composing this
committee, the names of which
were published in last Thursdays
Commercial, are urged to attend
another meeting at the city
hall Monday evening at 7:30
o'clock.
The promoters want big
crowd at the meeting Wednesday
night, and every man and boy in
Columbus who is interested in
the movement is urged to be
present.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1913-02-16

that the old style ring up clock
car registers are gradually being
discarded all over the country.
More modern and Efficient de-
vices are taking their place.
This compact little mechanism
which the conductor carries in
his hand is already used in
thousands of cars and scores of
large systems. Portions of New
York City. half-a-dozen cities in
New York State. Providence,
New Bedford, Mass, Sioux City,
and Cedar Rapids. Iowa, and a
score of other cities are already
using this system, according to
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1913-02-16
Notice to the Public.

The attention of the general
public is called to the city ordi-
nance prohibiting the shooting
of rifles. parlor rifles and sling
shots within the city limits. and
notice is hereby given that the
same will be strictly enforcca.
All violators will be arrested and
brought to trial.
T. G. ,.4ases,
Chief of Police.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1913-02-16

An exchange from Sumner in
its last issue contained the fol-
lowing item: "Mr. Louis H.
Shapiro, Of Columbus, returned
to his home on last Friday, after
a weeks visit here with his
brother. Mr.. Ellis Shapiro. Mrs.
Shapiro did not return to Column
bus, but went to Helena, Ark.
to visit relatives for several days
before returning to her home at
the beautiful and picturesque
capital OF Lowndes county"
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1913-02-16

Among the young men from
Columbus who attended the
Valentine dance given by the Ok
tibbeha Club at Starkville Fri
day night were: Messrs. William
Burris. Oscar Burris, Seth Meek.
bentley Muslin and Grady Law
renee.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1913-02-16


shown on register, and the trans
fer is complete. The registering
of the fare is accomplished the
instant of payment and is i'm.
mediately available to the con-
ductor for examination or
change-making purposes. The
conductor has nothing to do
with registering fares.
The passenger rendering five
pennies will be handed a nickel
in exchange. and insert the
nickel.
Full change will be returned
for all bills or silver of large de-
nomination handed the conduc-
tor. The passenger. himself,
must insert the fare.
For the time being, all cash
tickets will be registered on the
old style register. Neat
metal coins, for direct insertion
into the register, will soon sup
plant the paper tickets and then
the old register will be removed
from the car. Transfers are is.
sued and accepted, as at present,
only they are not registered.
When the conductor is not on
hand to collect fares the motor
man will use the register. All
cash at all times will be thus
collected.
In explaining the new system,
Mr., Charles Hays. general man.
ager of the company states:
I'VE regret the few days in
convenience which this change
will doubtless cause. After the
conductors get over the first few
days of self-consciousness, they
will become quite skillful in the
proper use of the register and
collections will be made with
usual speed. We have had the
interest of our men in mind ano
have tried to make this clear to
them. The question of honesty
or personal integrity has moi
been raised. The sign in the car
is necessary in order to explair
the system. 1t is not placet
there with the thought o.
rejecting on the honesty of tn,
conductor. Scores of stree
railway systems all over tn,
country are now operating on
basis where the conductor doe
not get to handle his collection
at all. In New York City an,
many other cities large signs ar
displayed in the cars, asking pas
sengers to insert fares into an,
number of locked boxes or safes
Under the new system we do no
disturb our collectors in thei
method of handling or turninI
in their money. They get all cas-
instantly and can tell any mir
, ute or day just what the regis
ter has charged against than.
!, is a square deal. pure and sim
pie, and our men will appreciat
it,"
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1913-02-16
viii Attend Grand Lodge.

The following local Masons
will attend the annual conven-
ton of the Grand Lodge to be
held at Gulfport this week: R. A.
Carson. grand deputy warden;
T. B. Blake, worshipful master
of the local Blue Lodge; Col. ].
P. Mayo, DR.. J. Uithoven, Mes
srs. W. H. Carter. DIS. McClana.
han, 7. B. Franklin and Moses
Williams.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1913-02-16

The friends of Mr.. R. Y. Moore,
engineer on the Southern in Mis-
sissippi. who has been i'll for the
past ten days are glad to know
that he is improving and hope he
will soon be able to resume his
duties again. Mr.. Moore is
popular here and his many
friends wish for him a speedy re-
covery.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1913-02-16

Mrs. Ida Stewart, who will
have charge of the millinery de-
partment at Carter & Chapman's s
the coming season, left last week
for st. Louis to purchase spring
stock.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1913-02-16

Mrs. A. L. McGeorge and
Miss Blair have returned from
S. Louis. where they purchased
spring millinery for the afiandl-
kraft Shop"
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1913-02-16

You can buy fine all wool blank
cts this week at Leigh's at about
manufacturers cost. See Leigh's
linen sale ad. in this issue of the
Commercial.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1913-02-16

Mr.. R. R. Barrentine. a prom
inent citizen of Caledonia, was
in Columbus on business yester-
day.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1913-02-16

Carter and Chapman want you
TO see their beautiful new spring
ginghams.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1913-02-16

New goods are arriving at
Carter anu Chapman's.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-06
oft barter &an6, Dos staatsldiff lan-
ger oils Elm Meni9enalter 6ur6 ale
geihidt gu terer1 Der,
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Dor oem &m1sousiduB CUR Sprodpe
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terludm11g 6es iognannten @ampfer=
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oels bietet. @e,rtgitenS babe1r Die
8%enrifblntgen Observation-Disclosures
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|oielem 38spedh in oen Ser. Stnatetr
3ebn Compiler baaaea atnb rnter ar1e=
ritanifder Blagge laaefen laiien. Die
ein5ige 8eoingurg, sic fte felt, 1T Die
@emabr, 6aB STE 81noeSregierltng
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qeniiiber1teM, alio Sic St6erbeit
giebt, 5aB 5em unternebmer feine
ghmierigfeiten gentadt meroen. Die
5u erba1em0en Sdiffe miir6en ein
|Sbeil ser anrerifanii9en San5elS=
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8lanes alnregen0 aub altf Sic a1nerr
fonilde l11,ternebmtngsluif mirferr,
0ie 1onoerbarermeile cuff 6ielem mtde
tigen @e6iete bisber falt bolitanoig
perlngt bat.
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Wertranen ,,,,o 3nperit@t

ugbrlid)es @eidMft uno ebre,eper=
tte Manner buben 1i6ts 81 befl1rd<
teu," ioste @o,pnernel1r @alon bet
8eipredung ser Mnti Srnlt BILLS.
Gag lit elm @ort, meldes mir 9ern
bier per5eidnen. Cine 3uperfiM 1t0
Gertro,en erpedenoe 8erubignr1g fir
s.en 3edtoenfenoen, eilre Meab1ra1m
aruoWarna1ng fir 6et l1nreoltden a1D
Dom geracen @ege 1es &ebtes Mb.
ameiide1p0en. @ie cine nelae Nera, BET
Der euolid ei11ntoI ldarfe, oentltde
MidHliniem fir 5ag &eM obne M1tle-
b1,nq Ses 5ta1roes luro ser Her}on
11idtt alein porgelbrieben iino, lo1=
oer1r auf oerem itrifte 8efolgltng m
urbeitedIider un6 unraditdtpger
sHeiie 11nter @abrltng ser bod1ten
Nutoritqt nah0rMdli6 beitanoen
miro.
lug erldeint u1ts Sos Sarrptprt11-
-aip zines freie11 Stoatennerbaroes gu
iei1: u@leides @e6t fir @ne!!" Mn-
ioernfous bleibt oie pielgerilbn1te
15reibeit 1rrr leeres @ereoe, tie miro
aum spot uno gum Sobne, tpie es
lIeioer lange gen11g Ser 5a1l mar. Ste
seudlidtsloligfeit, oie Madtltealtng
la1o ser ginflub 6eS nlmadt1gen
Mummo1rs baben lange ge1rl1g l1nlere
pielgeribmte Sreibeit gu etner glas=
pbernie gema6t.
@ouper11eur 8tilIon aber, 1'1t1er
Unconstitutional beobffiRb4eist pie er
in leinen @eoem off genltg betotn bat,
lD6e @eaierurg 1pieoer fret n1tb felbs
ltdnoig 5at mud5}en snb bonit oll6 Dem =
99anbe u1o sem golte mdbue Sneibeh
( suruud5ngeben. Sos iino Die 3iele
elmer aufridttNen 6enofratrde11 No-
liittHf v6os @oM oes @ol6es, 0oS 8obl
Ser @eiummtbeit itebt an erlter Stel=
lie" gigenniieige Sonoerinterel1et
npii1ien 6ooor 51rudtreten. Sor Dem
@elebe lonen ulle gleib ieltt. Aue
gtd1roe rmo 8erufsflaiien iolen Jet
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poraugl,ugen gibt es rribt mebr. ll1to
1nr11m baben oltdD uebrlibes @eld)att
limo e6renmertbe Miatt1rer tidts gu
fiirdten!"
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nnn@ere @nbe.

Sin m%um6erlides 2ano, SOS Weeri=
10, nit einent beiBbliitigen @olfe,
Das DON einem GreigniB gum anoern
iiberipringt, no 5unfle @emttter
umo Iiebli9 Ieu6terroer, Sonnert=
1dsi,, om politllden &tmmel fait an=
genblidli@ medJleln. Cine iolfye tent
perornertpoae 8ep6lterung, DER Die
Mepplution nit ullen ibren qraBliden'
Mebenerldeinl1,pgen, nit 8lutpergte-
BEN l1tpo 8eritorung, als eire nnge<
11ehnp nnterfaltarng, eine Mbtped)sz
Iurn I'M gimerlei Ses aebens gilt, I'M
s8ul1me gu balten, oa5n gebort etne
fete nr6 iid)ere San1.
s@oenfans ion Mooero nibt Der
Qeeianete Ma11 geueien iein. Wfurr
1pennt i'm einet Srdil1mer. 0b INIT
M9edh,t ooer nnnedt. Mller 8obridetnr
lidfeit nod mino audi iein Nad1fol-
qer, als tpelden mon 8ictoriar1o
&uerta nen1t, ii1 1ribt al5n lange
ser @erridnft %erfrerten foirter. Nsar
farm rprbig iagen: v8ie getpotrnen,
10 8erronnen." @er bnrA ole @e-
malt ser MepoIutiottare llrter Bllrt<
pergieben erboben miro, Der bleiM OBJ
bbaiingig bon ibrer @nooe ODER I'm
gnaoe, 6ejien 5tur5 erfolgt npetlt
ebenfnlg ourb 6e &epolltfon.
Benn Ole Moerifaner ard belte Die
5frnben Der 5toot nit begeiiterte11
@odyrufen fiji, @uertn, hen nelaett
8rdiioentep erfunen, 10 fam aerie-
nige, melder sic nettertpenoiide Sc
fittnrttq 6teies Menibenidlages fenrt.
bod NIT 2eihtigfeit 6as &onnmertoe
borberingen:: nno 6as lit et11e nber-
malige Mepolutton, tpie man lagt at
Nstnften bes einsigen regelredf Dom
goIfe erndblten riibenen Rrdiioetr-
ben Sid, ser nit ittnrffer, tpett1r, ond
EEkAL - REi 49, E@IE
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zmpiter IhPil.
auf ben setrensisten Seilanb.

@c,n id bid). 0 9eilano. iebe
Mn Dem &%reu3bol5 allsgeipannt;
8irb mein Rer3 erfIut bon Webe,
lluD bon Mele Iber,nannt.
Weine 5Mnben obne 8abl
5bufen biz bic bittere Dual.
@uub. ent1teM, ser 8elt gum $obne
Sanq5t bn ba, Sen M0rbern sleid,
Iuf Sent Sanpt Die 9ornentrone,
Mrm an Srolt, on @6mer3en retd,
slQes trdgit bu nit @ebnl1,
lin gu libnen meme S6ulo.
@tets min i6 I'M @eiit betra&ten
Seine @unben, beine Yeine:
8iu Sic 2nIt Der 8elt peradDten,
5uden bi6, n1lr bi6 aQein.
Sab mid finben bid, metn 9eh;
Sam miro Srieben mir al tbetl.
Miemals min ib nieoer flagen,
Wenn MIDI 5org' unb Dual be1bipert;
sat Sen Meifter ma ge1hlagen,
st ser Singer 8ef'reS tpertb?
Gar bura Sribial. &ren3 nno 2eio
;Sibrt Der 8eg CUR 5eltgtett.
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. u Die Ser. staaten
2%amofraben tauen?

Cine 6rage, melde longlam, aber
I'M 10 iiderer uno nadbaltiger in Ser
Mational 9egislatur uuf Der 5oges=
oronutrg erIdeint iit:u Sollen Die
@ereinigten Staaten 2ano1traBett
banen?" 8iele Senatore1 un6 @epra~
lentanter iino ser Nnii6t, oaB Der
Musbau zines SpItems bon National=
2onoitraben bon groifBerer 1pirfbfdaft=
lider 8eoeutung lit, uie irgen6 tpeld,e
om0ere offentlibe nnternebmungen,
mebr miie ole Sdnfflpatg elmer groBetr
Ilotte, mebr mie alle Ole 6l1b= nro
&afen : @erbeierungen, notbmenoiger
als ser &annr1a 8anal. Denm Die
2amoitraBen lino undergraduates nro
fret benubbares Gieentbum oes Sol
fes. 8or einigen Sabren nod borte
man ielte1r INT @ongreb toott BiQs,
betreffen6 sic 2anoitrabenfrage. BUR
8eit 6ogegen Iiegen 1pabeau 100 8iQs
be5iigli4 1es 9anoftpaben 8ulres III
irge11o elmer Sorm benz &ongreb Dor.
M11f ieoen Sail bat Ole 2ntroitraben
eeyoee eroIib sic ibr %gebiibrettoe Stele
luna err1nger. Do6 lit man nodJ
perldieoener Mniidt iiber 6ie Mnfbri1-
gl1uo ser Mittel. ginige mini@en
s4oo+a 0n,nSStrnapn NIT Matchmaker
unteritutung, ar6ere folde obte mo-
.tionule &ilfe. 8ie0er a1uoere met
men, sizes lei eine Mngelegerbeit, mel
fe MIR sic Counties a1rgebe lp1uo nod
omoere 5ulebt ~pertreten oen 9fa11o-
punftt, 6aB oteie Troge peoer one
.5taaten, 6ie Counties, ole Staote lttuo
IOrtfdnften I'M einaelnen Qngebe, lott
|6ern oub 6eren grleoigu11g leoiglb
cine Mufgabe Ser Nation lei. Sc miro
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miem1anb be5tpeifeln, b%eiott6ers
mena1 ntan Sen @eiten 6es 2anoes in
5ieM, oaB Ger 8an gutter
9anbitraben eir 8eourfniB eritem@pa-
5es i'll. SeSenfaGs iollte man iid nidt
olau lange onrnit aufbaltem, mer 6te
5a bal1en babe, 1onoern l11ter
ser 8nnbes &egierurg Ioll-
ten sic ein5elnen Staaten, Counties,
staote unb Orti9aften genneiniam
aa,ro eintrahtig an 1ieim groben in-
termtipnale1 @erfe arbeiten.
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,,8eten mtr aud fur oie
&eioen!"

geter mir mah fir sic &eibenl
ole beiIige Stride in Ser Scat
ireitags=2iturgie. u8eten mir u1ib
fir bie @ei6en", betet oer 8rieiter ON
groBen Gnge ser GrI0ilrng, uauf 6aB
Ser num1dbtige @ott 6ie 5d1l6 bon
ibren &erae1t nebnne, 6aB ite, Mibre 60
Ten perIaiiern, iih aatt 1~ebettoiget
ulpo pabren Cote betebret mogen
a,t1 at ilei1perr eittgeborelten Sobt1e
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Tar6te oas rMi@ts!"

Sin meiIer Mann tplproe gefrogt,
mas er alaf gr0en ant meiiten flirdfte.
vgeiidhttss," atrttportete ct, Juno Sers
nod babe iM cine grobe 6l1rddtt" -
,Mag fiirdteit Du nlio22" ~ r993eiidbdts.
geiidtg anf Green, uiidtJts under Der
Come, 1idtss Wber Der Come" -
,gMsip iagit Du Dem, Dt babeff cine
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-06
Die giitoe feiieIt uniern Sirrt,
8etb0in 6os idtpode Ser5,
@eripridt MIR Srer6e un6 @etpiat'
Sod bringt iie itets
6. Ms.

@Iid. - @adfH6 (aus ser nol-
gepropften gIeftrii9en fteigen0):
\ @oH iei Dauf, SAB mir 6a finbl ST
bobe oie gan8e 5trede ultf eirem s6albe
ihhben miiiien!"
@rinoner Gtnableno): .Sb BIN.
gludIib, Graiulein @ertrat6, DOB es
Ser meinige par!!"