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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-07-01
The Summer Normal School Has Fea-
lures Interesting to Visitors.

Have you visited the Summer Nor
NAL? II not, you are missing great
deal, and at the same time you are
not showing the appreciation and
courtesy due the many young stu
dents and faculty now stopping in
our town for a. period of six weeks.
The entire school is alive with
work. A visitor is first attracted tc
the gymnasium by the noise of ham
mers and saws and machinery. The
boys, men and ladies are hustliEe
about under the guidance and tute-
lage of Mr.. Frank N. ,BOudOusQuie.
The many very neat pieces OF wood
work standing around is evidence OF
a large amount of talent and me-
chanical skill in the students that
only the summer school has brought
out. There are stools, hall benches
cOstumers, book cases, porcn swings,
ironing boards, music stands, um-
brella racks, dog house. work boxes,
chests, benches, etc. Fathers, come
out and see your boys working.
The mothers, too, will lind the girls
just in the room to the right in this
same building, all in white aprons
and caps, sleeves rolled up, four at
each table. cooking.
The method and system used hel {
and taught by Miss Scott. capable
and very practical teacacr of donl"s-
tic science, is splendid. The man,
young housewives, and the girls ex-
pecting some day IL ne the same. art
becoming very proficient. amt the
coed cream puffs, lemon pies. bis
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-07-01
MEXICAN SITUATION EASING: UP
WITH RELEASE OF PRISONERS.

- American prisoners were released
from the Chihuahua prison where
they were taken from Carrizal,
among them being the Mormon scou:
Lem H. Spillsbury. Some of these
prisoners had scarcely any clothing 3
and some wore q shirt only, with a
towel around his l0ins.
Troops of the National Guard arr
being prepared for mobilization or
the frontier, and Louisiana is fur
nishing her share of men who
gladly fight under the stars an6
stripes. iBogalusa was a close sec
ond to the Washington Artillery o.
New Orleans, in offering the services
Of her men. Mayor Sullivan made G
thrilling speech to the Nationa'
Guardsmen of Bogalusa, and he ha;
a son among the enlisted.
Mayor Badon of Slidell has called
upon the young men Of that town t:
show their patriotism, and a com
pany has been organized by NJ. F
Simmons.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-07-01

The announcement in the dispatch
% OF June % that q small band of
American soldiers under command Of
Capt. Boyd had been surrounded In
ambush by Mexican soldiers and
fbutchered with machine guns, made
1t look certain that there would be
war with Mexico. The company was
part of the cOlored troops that fought
20 vahantly in the Spanish-Ameri-
can war. Twelve were killed and
seventeen were m.de prisoners and
taken into Carrizal, near which the
light occurred. Capt. Boyd was also
KILLED.
Later news, however, seems to in
dicate that Carranza has yielded tc
the demand Of the United States that
these prisoners be released. While
this does not mean positively tha'
there will be no war, it opens the
way to further negotiations that may
result in the settlement of the af-
fair.
Dispatches of the 29th show that
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-07-01
This Number Will Be In
creased by the Time This
Paper Goes to Press.
MAYOR BADON CALLS !
ON MEN OF SLIDELL
Miller F. Simmofs Active in
Work of Enlisting Men
From This Parish.

Slidell exemplifes the American
spirit of patriotism in her effort t.
furnish soldiers for the front at the
first call. Miller F. Simmons, wht
has taken the lead, at the time oj
this writing, has ninety-five v0lun-
teers who will be mustered into the
National Guard and will form q part
of the Second Louisiana Regiment,
which will be commanded by Col. A
D. Stewart. This National Guard
will come within the provisions o
the Hay-Chamberlain bill, which pro-
vides that the pay of soldiers shall
be one-fourth of the amount allowed
to privates Of the regular army.
The officers of the company will be
appointed by Adjutant General Nc
Crory upon the recommendation Of
Col. Stewart.
This Slidell company will be in
readiness for the next call for sol
diers for duty in the Mexican War
should there be one. It Is made vi
exclusively OF young men from s:
Tammany parish.
The National Guard offers young
men military training, such Is is Civ
en- in the regular arm, without inter
ference with. their daily vocations
and pays them for their time.
Every man with red blood in
veins should have quickened pulls
at the thought that his country need
him. st. Tammany parish certainly
will not be behind other parishes ir
showing her loyalty.
The following proclamation ha'
been issued by the town Of Slidell'
Whereas, the Nation is now on the
verge of war with a foreign foe, it
becomes the duty of every American
citizen to prepare himself to uphold
and protect the honor and dignity of
the Nation; and
Whereas, the Governor of the State
of Louisiana has authorized the or
ganization of q regiment Of infantry
in addition to the present National
Guard and has authorized the citi-
zens of Slidell to furnish a company
for this regiment,
do hereby call on the young men
of Sidell to become '.embers Of this
company and to offer their services
to the Nation.
do hereby call upon the citizens
of Slidell to attend q Preparedness
Meeting at the X. OF p. Hall, Thurs
day, June 18th, at 500 p. m. Hons
L. L. Morgan, F. ]. Hefntz and Rev
Embre and others will speak on this
subject.
L. BADON,
Mayor Slidell, La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-07-01

Miss Burris visit. When they
were ready to return home. Miss
'Burris stepped on the running board
OF the car just az It moved on. She
was not noticed by Mr.. Rabb. who
was driving. and as the car gained
momentum she stepped on. At the.
same time she wheeled around and
was thrown on her face. The force
Of the fall knocked her senseless
She was taken to the home Of Mr..
Il. A. Perreand near by, and when
she returned to consciousness Il was
found that she had received no great
injury.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-07-01
supt. Harris, Other Promi-
Prominent Educators,
Will Be Present.
CANNING, PRESERVING
TO BE DEMONSTRATED
Mrs. J. c. Burns, President
of School League, Asks
Citizens to Join In.

.o., r,-
On the lltn ana 1ztn OF July
Tuesday and WEDNESDAY, there VIII
De e grand rally OF the canning CIuDs
OF st. Tammany parish At Covlnston
Miss Martha Williams mas done eA,
cellent work In the promotlon o'
these clubs and IN valuaDle lns1ruc-
ton.
The members OF tne scnool leagues
ana tnelr lrlenas Will enterta'n tne
boys and girls these TWO days. supt
.. n. harris, f. nicnalusun: W.
Il. Balls, u. L: TleDout. =: y. Eason
ana Misses heller ana I1lchnan, .u Wiz
our own demonstrator' MISS Martne
Williams. ana Faf Demonseratol
Lewis, Will all oe mere on those days
ana tnere VIII pe ueMons.lo.'o -
canning, preserving, cooking, noS 1'
anu pouItly Juuelne' e.e. MS -, W.
pc educat1onal days that VIII De =
valoe TO all VINO attena.
WIN the summer NolMal, ioo ~
attendance, ana elgnty ciuo elris ane
boys, the rally snoulo De sane
success. ~.
MRS. >. =; burns, pIeslaent VI III
CovlnseoH ocAooA .1oaeuo' 10 ...-
siastlc ana says tnat esely el.'Ien
should help to make 1t pleasant TO-
the visltols a.io aiu ~ eseis way.
Follow1ng IS the program;
IuosoaS, suly lin'
1U:oo q. m.-Assemple a. nisn
senool ana marcn 20 court Iouse.
lo:SV q. ~. 10 - m.-nesis sis,.a ",...
uon ana assigning homes " eiuD
members.
LIP 10 1;oV p. "'-An'1oou''o''
remaI IKs.
l:3O TO z:0v ?. nv eiconae
auoress' Mayo. - 4osan6ton. s :.
EOo 10 1:vo ?. m.-nespohse "
Wedcome' CauD Memoers. !,
z.Vo 70 20 p. M.---3Aauress' f. D.
Hlcnaroson. :.
z:4o 10 o:VV y. hl.---A''oufn ~
high school:
S:oV 70 4:Vo =. mAule, ,r: Iul, ',l,
tlVatlon ol CoIn, :. =. n'nes' "'fis
Cannlns DEMONSTRATION
4:oo 70 ov D; m m'rDoys, = ms.u "ra1ins
crops ior noss, ". =. Da1is'
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-07-01
Garden District A
Contributor.

At the same time that Mrs. J.. C
Burns received q check for $3.50
from Miss Rayne, OF Garden District
school, for the educational building
Z like check for $3.50 was sent to
same for the women's building. Miss
Kate Eastman gratefully acknowl-
edges this sum. and the women Of
Garden District so on record az part
owners Of the Women's bpjlding.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-07-01
Pineland Springs
Co. Puts On Motors

The Pineland Spring Bottling Com.
pany has put in service to motor
trucks, and is now handling the
growing business of the concern with
promptness. Horses are getting out
Of style in Covington, in the delivery
business. The F. C. FatzSimons
Grocery Company, the Aoueille Bak.
cry and the New Method Laundry
also do their delivering with motor
trucks.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-07-01
Prof. sconiff Lectures to Summer. Nor
NAL at Parkview Theatre.

Prof. Jno. r. Coniff. superintend-
ent Of New Orleans city schools, lee
tured to the Attendants at the Sum.
mer Normal School ct the Parkviev
Theatre, Tuesday evening. His sub
ject was Roman History, taking
span Of twenty centuries from tn.
time Romulus established Rome, 753
b. G. His lecture was illustrated by
pictures showing the style Of archi-
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-07-01
Summer Normal Attendant Is Thrown
From Running Board Of Auto.

Miss Jennie Burris, Of. franklin
ton, La, who is now at the Summer
Normal, met with an accident. last
Sunday that fortunately had no se-
rious results, yet was quite shock
to her friends, who for q time were
not certain how seriously she might
be injured.
Cecil Burris. her brother. had been
called to join the troops going to
Mexico, and Mrs. Burris and Miss
Ophelia Pope, daughter Of Ira L.
Pope, and Mr.. Rabbi came from
Franklinton u an automobile to pay
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-07-01

Parcel post matter sent should DO
substantially and tightly wrapped in
either very strong paper or cloth, and
with strong twine tightly and se-
curely tied.
Az this IL q matter OF importance
to al concerned. other papers viii
please copy. .szss
Present address Of the Louisia I
troops 10 Camp Stafford, Alexandria.s s
Louisiana" The Mississippi troona
are q Camp 6wsp Taylor, Jackson.
l1lio1iasappi.' s1s - Z
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-07-01
Romano Shoots
N!legro',-;Dl During , q
Barroonn Fight

Jeff Reed. q negro. was shot. Sun
day, by E. Romano, at hie negro bar
room, and sent to the New Orleans
hospital. The negro was raising !
disturbance, it d said, and the bar
tender ordered him to be quiet, when
the negro cut him with Q knife. Ro-s
mano came to the bartender's relief
when the negro cut him also and then
ran. Romano then got pistol from
the drawer and sAOt. Reed, the bull
let striking him In the head.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-07-01
Special Meeting Of Town Council Close
Negro Dance Hall at Midnight.

make his rounds at that hour ans
see that same is enforced. Carried
Moved and seconded that the above
order go into effect Saturday, Jun.
"a, 1915. Carried.
It was moved by ]. E. Nilsson, sec
onded by Emile Frederick. that thu
vagrancy ordinance be forced at al
times and that the marshals be mott
fed to see to it that same is enforc
ed. Carried.
On motion. duly seconded. tn.
council lhen adjourned.
p. j. LACROIX,
Mayor.
L. A. PERREAND,
Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-07-01
No.57, Off the Track, Delays Excursion

Engine No. 81, in charge Of Engin-
eer Planohe, in order to make free
way for the Wednesday morning ex-
cursion train Of the N. O. G. n, took
q side switch. In some way the rear
wheels Of the tender Jumped the
track. and striking one Of the twin
gum trees growing between the two
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-07-01

lecture and many famous places, the
old coliseum and the ampitheatre
where the gladiatorial contests were
conducted, the assassination Of Caes-
ar by Brutus, Cassius, and others In
the senate, and many other interest
ing events.
He had fair audience and the lee
ture wAs enjoyed.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-07-01

tion Of blooded rams. st. Tammany
growers have ordered forty-five OF
these rams, and when they arrive Mr.
Wright will come and inspect them
and see that they come up to the
standard and breeding pedigree.
Washington parish has ordered so
IT these rams.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-07-01

tracks near the old ice house, knock
ed 1t down. This tree Ia about four
teen inches in diameter. yet the ten
der was not damaged to any extent.
The morning train was delayed an
hour. but had the tender moved six
inches further on the side track, this
train would have had clear passage.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-07-01
Mr.. .Poitevent Gives
Warning That
Should Be
Needed

The following letter from Mr.
Poitevent sounds a warning that
should be needed by the farmers and
Nothing needs to be added to it tc
arouse the people to adopt all pre-
cautionary measures. It is much
easier to prevent it than to conquer
it after it starts.-Editor.
New Orleans, La, June 26, 1916.
Editor St. Tammany Farmer:
Dear Sir:-I am enclosing Grip
ping, taken from the official journal
of Hancock County, Miss, which is
our next door neighbor, calling their
peoples attention to the oharbon
which has come to their notice in
their county.
AS you will see, they are advising
their people to vaccinate their stock,
and to burn their dead stock if same
is suspected of having charbon.
This clipping has prompted me to
write you, knowing your interest
shown in the parish towards stock
raising. Personally have not heard
of any charbon this year, in St. Tam
many parish, ,but believe if we will
start to use precautions now it may
keep any big epidemic of same from
occurring.
This company is preparing to vac
cinate all their stock, which they do
every year, as we figure it as insur-
ance.
Trusting that you will understand
IN TIM
with best wishes, I remain,
Yours truly,
JUNE POITEvENT.
The clipping reads as follows:
Vaccination Prevents CharbOn.
To prevent widespread outbreaks
of anthrax, known also as charbon
which has appeared again in three
counties of the state, DR.. E. NJ
Ranck, state veterinarian, is warn
ing stockmen in all localities where
this disease was prevalent last year
to vaccinate their stock Immediately.
Vaccine for this purpose can be
bought from any wholesale drug
house at a cost of fifteen cents e
dose. This is cheap insurance as q
dose will protect an animal for
year.
While the twenty-seven outbreaks
of last year were all stamped out, it
was not without considerable loss o.
stock, and as the disease is not cur
able. DIR. Ranck urges taht every
possible precaution be taken. "Al'
carcasses of diseased animals must
be burned" he says. sit is not safe
IN hasW fhnn h hAv
been known to bring up spores OF
the disease as long as fifteen years
after burial. Kill all buzzards that
come about the place."
All warm blooded animals. includ
ing man, are susceptible to the dis
ease, and in Bolivar, Coahoma and
Hancock counties, where the disease
is at present reported, a total OF ap
proximately forty-five head Of mules
horses, hogs and cattle have been in
fected and killed.
People may contract anthrax BY
handling dead animals, hides Of
wool; sometimes b. drinking mill
from diseased cows and by fly bites
AS several deaths among people
were caused by this disease last year
DR.. Ranck urges caution to the pee
pie living in infected counties.
II any stock are suspected of hav-
ing anthrax, an ear can be cut on
about an inch and half from THE
animals head, securely wrapped and
mailed to the State Veterinarian, Ag-
ricultural College, Miss, where a
diagnosis will be made.
-
Judge Thos. N. Burns was 3 New
0rlaana visif0r Thnrad AZ.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-07-01

Covington, La, June Fl, 1916.
The town council met in special
session on the above date. Present:
p. J. Lacroix, mayor, and Aldermen
ID. l. Addison, Emile Frederick. ].
Nilsson, NJ. p. Planche. Absent. ID.
]. Sanders and A. r. Smith.
The mayor stated that the object
of the meeting was to discuss the
matter of vagrants and music at the
dance halls. After some discussion
it was moved by D. I. Addison, sec
onded by NJ. P. Planche, that music
at dance halls be prohibited after
twelve (l2) o'clock p. M. and that
the night marshal be instructed t,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-07-01

Mrs. W Bodebender and child
rem and - Finley eft Wednesday
for Cape May. Mass. where they will
spend the summer.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-07-01
MRS. J. C. BURNS.
Cor. Secretarty.

Mr.. w. A. Montgomery. Of Bon.
fouca, put lot Of fine tomatoes an
other vegetables on the market this
season. His goods are nicely packer
and merchants fnd ready sellers.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-07-01
Meeting Women's
Progressive Union


The WOmen's Progressive Union
held it's last meeting on the second
Monday, and for three months will
"rest from all labors.
All returns from the Mercadel
dance were turned in, and while the
amount was not so large as expected
still the women's building fund was
started.
A large amount Of correspondence
was given the secretary to dispose of
Acknowledgments for. the IS sent
by the Daughters OF Isabella and $1t
sent by the ,Madisonville School
League, for the women's building
were sent out.
A trash can purchased for the
postoffice refuse was exhibited.
Several members. Mesdames War
ner, Goering and Miss Morrell, were
admitted to membership.
All work to be submitted to thf
Union during the summer months
will receive prompt attention, but NJ
meetings will be held until the frs
of October.
MISS KATE EASTMAN.
President.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-07-01

Have you tried the automobile
tires and inner tubes handled by
WehrH & Theriot. Covington If
not you are missing 4 big bargain.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-07-01

Judge Thos. N. Burns was New
Orleans visitor Thursd Ay.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-07-01

FOR SALE-Automobile tires and
inner tubes. A bargain in this line
may be found at Wehrli & Theri0t
Covington, La. Worth investigating
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-28
Smmer meiter telearapliren.

9cm Srdiibcnten lrab Dem &ongreB
geben Sepeirben 5u 3ebntauienocn gu
balb iperben es @llnberttanlenbc
3cin. bic scsen je0cn gdritt8 protefiz
rem, Der gum aricge NIT 9eutidlanb
fiibrcn fDnnte. Sns iii 1,idt tobt3uz
i9ipeigen, obgletd es ser britenfreuno~
liben 8eridtcritattuns iebr unangrz
1lcbm tit, utb iie Den ginorud baolrd)
absuldipad)en iudt, ooB tic bcn1crtft,
Die 9epei1en 7larteten ate icbr iibcr:=
ciritinmcnb, unb piele tpiirocn .alldl
BOZ oerjelben stele aug besabIt.
Natilrli6 ninmt bas in @irflidfcit
Der &llnogebMng nidbt bas geringltc
bon ibrer 8~eoeutung, iobalo iebe einz
seine gepelde Die Mniidt eil1cr Ser
loulidfcit pertritt. 8er pcib, ipie
id}tper es lit, I'M geip1bnliden 2auf Ser
9inse cincn Meniden basu sl brinz.
gen, NIT Tleiner slniid5t 1driftli6 in
: hen sauf Der 9i1gc ein5usreifen, Ser
miro ridtig erme1en, fir tpie auBerorz
bcntlid notbipenoig ,es icber einselne
Dalt, Der cine 1pldr 9epelde aufiettc,
nad1drieb, nnter5eibnete mus abgcben
lieb, bob sn Dieiem @ittel sesriffen
ireroc. @cnn cs b%erlangte Snitiatipe,
GntldlnB, llnbcquemli1feitcn, Muse
gaben. Mernanb tamn in @abrbeit be-
funptcn, bas babe nidts 51 bebeuten.
Nidlt ntcbr ais bas ltnterIdrciben irz
ge,,b elmer bcliebisen Getitipn. limb in
Set mabgcbenben &reilcn .lpeiB man
Dos 9ans. senal1. Sic Yrebbcri6tc
niDgct bcrlid)ett, Sic 8ebeltung berz
absulesen. SSn @aibinston fernt man
lie troispem., unb tpeib, bnB man gum,
.aQerminbeltcn 5e9n @enibeE berielben
auffaiiuis ani cinen redy1en mllB, Ser
fcfblt in sudJetl bon bDditcr @idtisteit
iih an Sen Nrajibenten unb Ben Som
9reB iipenbet. 11nb bab all9 SEN nteia
iifcn, Bic es t1ln mDebtett, gelast uno
on gcilpiele gcseista iperben muB, ipie
llfigrfdW Sic Mbiibt in @nrte gu faIz
len lll,o .altssufubreu lit:
@enns ser @orldIag elmer Srganiz
iation lit, I'M 10 better. Sic Grsaniia<
ton entltebt nidt pb1e @rul1o. unb
iucntf tire @oridldac ipeite Solse finz
Sen. TO- beipeilf oas ,1llr, pab lie bic
sWlnlde unb G1liid1ten eil,er lebr grpz
Ben Mtenge bon giirgern bertritt.
sNio nrult telcerapbiere lpeiter, iagt
g@dhtcr Ii. Ir5eigcr", uno ipir ltimz
men linn pon &cr5ensbei. giod @orlaz
GEN oOer pbne gprlasen. gber beutz
lid unb %peritdnoli6 fir 8riepcn. 9urn
miro cs %ipirfer, gang 9leidl, oh cs Den
britcnfreltnblidcn observation-disclosures
sefa1t pbcr niht. 8as lpiirbc1 bic
niht tritiliren?l
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-28
gl c ii a t : Iu's Id Ii s.
&.lenarz 81 5 lch u Il.

Stobtballc, 9apcnport, Sa., 10.
Mpril 1916.-Ser 9unenporterStabt
ratb trat aas HlcnarzMusidnB I'm
2 llbr Madtn. in Gikuns, Mtoppl
Whte0er fiibrte Sen @oriit ultb sic fol-
genben IIbermel1 iparem dnlpeicub:
8rebmer, Gold. @artlpis. 2inhbpIm.
NpeIlcr, Mebersall, @aterman -7.
Inf Intrags BON alderman G'pld
nurnc cine Melnlutipn. Ser Sclerz
approximation freoitirenb $437.50 ltnf
ans ser .sufdlIigen appropriation 81
nebr,cn. an Den Stabtrutb sir 9ailage
%empfpblen.
Mlti Mntrag bon MlSermaii @aterz
mat inllrbc Sic gftion in ser &pnbems
nirllng bes gi9entbums Don S. 9.
Srabm an ben ne,len Staetratb per@
mielen.
auf Antrag bon Mlberman Gold
mllrbe cine Gelnlution. bprIc6enb Sic
&pnpemrntinl bes gigenthtn1s BON
Seattle 5art an SEN Stabtratb 5ltr 9aiz
lage iiberipielen.
Stabtaniualt 2ambnd berihtete, 5a6
cine Srbinans, betr. eires lle6ereine
fonunens nit Der g., 81. S. & g.. Hdil@
man III @erbinbune nit Ser ltebertrne
isuns bon @runpcisentbum sipiIdlen
-Saglor nnb Gilmore ualb ser 8ierten
nnb 8iinften StruBe. sur @~erathlua
i'm StaStratb in ser uad1iteu gisuna
hesla6en a1 Nbenb pprlic9en ipiiroe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-28
@nsliidle spione in. Der sdlueis.

Ole @,tglalloer Mplrcell, 5erDice
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