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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
FORDS RUN 81 MILES ON
GALLON GASOLINE
Other Cars Show proportlonntc
SnrinE.

A new carhuretor which cuts down
gasoline consumption of any motor
and reduces gasoline bills from one
third to one-half is the proud achieve
ment OF the Air-Friction Carburctor
Co, 1915 Madison ST.. Dayton, Ohio.
This remarkable invention not only
increases the power of motors from
80 to so per cent, but enables every
one to run slow on high gear 1t
also makes il easy to start a Ford or
any other car in the coolest weather.
You can use the very cheapest grade
OF gasoline or half gasoline and half
Kerosene and still get more power
and more mileage than you now get
from the highest test gasoline All
Ford owners can get as high as "a
miles to gallon of gasoline. So sure
are the manufacturers OF the i'm
mcnse saving their new carburctor
Will make that they offer TO send II
on 80 days trial to every car owner.
AS 1t can be put on or taken off in
few minutes by any one, all read
crs OF this paper who want to try il
should send their name. address and
make of car to the manufacturers at
once. They also want local agents
to whom they offer exceptionally
large profits. Write them today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04

be part OF the royal empire devolved
to him with the other dominions OF
the crown: that he was fully resolved
to establish "a uniform course OF gov
eminent through the whole British
monarchy; and that henceforward the
government of the colony OF Virginia
should Immediately depend upon
himself"
Charles considered tho colony or
Virginia to stand in very different
relation to him from that enjoyed
by Great Britain. as the colony hal
Che assertcd) inherited it rs per-
sonnl estate Independent of his crown
or political capacity.
He declared that the whole admin
istration OF the VirEinian govern
ment' should DO vested in n council
nominated and directed by his royal
self. and responsible to himself alone
Forms Tobacco Monopoly.
While holding the Virginia Com
pany up to scorn az n mercantile cor
poration. he prohibited the colonists.
under the most absurd and frivolous
pretenses." from selling their tobacco
TO other than his accredited personal
agents. Processing n disgust at tho
use of the weed, he established a
monopoly for his personal gain. Tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04

colonists found themselves subjected
to vices Of both previous administra-
lions. They wero to suffor from tho
unlimited prerogativo OF an arbi-
trary prince" added to ''thc nnrrowest
maxims OF mercantile corporation.
and must see their Legislature
superseded. their laws abolished. all
profits OF their industry cngrosscd
and their only valuable commodity
monopolized by the sovereign who
pretended TO have resumed the gov
ernment OF the colony only In order
to blend 1t more perfectly with the
rest OF the British empire"
The Great Charter, secured by
Sandys and Southampton and the
granting OF suffrage to the people.
permitting them to have II voice in
the affairs OF the colony. through the
General Assembly. had sown the seed
of liberty that may have become dor
mint and unproductive had they
found peace and prosperity under the
sunshine of royal good will and favor
II required the storm and rain of nd
vcrsity 10 properly nourIsh and
terminate that which had been
planted. Thus. the tyrannical pro-
cocdlnEs OF James and Charles did
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
RENTS IN PETROCRAD
OUT OF ALL REASON
Tenants Now Pay 1000 Times Amount
Paid on tho First OF
October.

REVEAL, ESTHONIA, Dec. 3.-Ncw
York tenants who wax angry when
lnndloards add Is or 20 per cent to
their apartment rents have less cause
Tor complaint than tenants in Pctro-
grad. BY official decree, according to
n radio dispatch from Moscow, Pet
roErad rents have been increased by
1000 times the amount paid on Oc-
tober I.
Previous TO last summer. no rents
at all were paid under the Bolshevist
regime. In accordance with the new
economic policy. nominal rents were
Instituted several months ago, per-ons
paying perhaps 1000 rublcs monthly
Tor large apartment.
This sum. In American money, rep
resents about . cents monthly, but
was. perhaps, one-tifth OF the tenants
monthly income.
The raise in rents vas simultaneous
with the inauguration OF new scale
OF greatly increased wages, some per
sons having their salaries increased
by as much as 500 or 1000 times.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
PRESENT 0LDsMOB|LE
LINE TO Be CONTINUED
William p. Atkinson An.
nounccs No Change i'll Model
for Next Two Years.

wan I'm L. Atkinson. OF Tho Will
lam 4. Atkinson Compan". WHO arc
located at both Richmond and Peters.
burg az distributor for the Oldsmo-
bin cars for Virginia ard Eastern
North Carolina, states that tho pres
ont Oldsmobile limo consisting of a
four-cyiinder model. light eight
cylinder model and u largo eight
cylinder model I'm all body styles, will
DO continued during the seasons. 1921,
1922 and 1929.
This Information comes first handed
TO him direct from tho president of
the General Motors Corporation, as
we'll rs the president of tho Olds
Motor Works ut Lansing. Mich. 1t is
naturally pleasing information to the
present owners OF Oldsmobiie cars, as
well AS those who anticipate buying
Olds!nobiles during the coming sea-
son. that the model Will not be
changed for At least two years to
come. The proud owner OF an Odds
mobile. with this information. should
naturally feel more proud to know
that his model will not be changed
for long time. which naturally has
4 tendency to enhance the used value
OF the present model Oldsmobilcs.
The public At large, as we'll as the
automobile buyers. will doubtless be
pleased To have the information above
referred to. as we'll as to know that
the Oldsmobilc is the highest class
and most highly finished automobile
built in America, which sells for less
than $4,000. The Oldsmobilc ia in it's
twenty-fourth year OF manufacture,
being the Oldest automobile manufac-
turer of a two passenger automobile,
and with their cnviable reputation.
Will continue in the automobile bust
ness as one OF the strongest financial
units of the General Motors Corpora
ton.
The William p. Atkinson Company,
Scing large distributors for this car,
VIII maintain a complete service at
both Richmond and Petersburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
j. d. LYLE TALKS
ON HANGING OF JOHN BROWN
AS Member of the Young Guard, Richmond Military
Organization Formed in $780, "Parson Jim Wit
messed Execution of Famous Kansan Raider

Squire James d. Lyle, dean Of the
Maxistcriai Court OF Richmond. Is
probably one of tho fow oldest citi-
xens" now here. IIe has been In ac-
tive lifo in Richmond so long that he
himself. hates TO mention dates in
referring to events in his career. He
does. however. point with pride to
the fact that he Joined the Young
Guard, military company organized
on April IL. 1850. in Richmond. and
was with that organization when
John Brown was executed In Charles
town, w. Va. In his memoirs. Squire
Lyle says:
The Young Guard and the Licking
ton Cadets guarded old Brown in an
old wagon. as he sat upon the casket
which was to be his last resting
place. The Petersburg Grays fol-
lowed in our rear. and all the other
Virginia troops that were ut Charles
town had gone to the place where the
scarold had been erected. and had
formed hollow square around II to
guard against any interruption OF
the exercises.
At Druid HiII Park Ceremony.
nc same year the Young Guard
was invited to Baltimore by the City
Guard of that place. to assist in the
dedication of Druid Hill Park"
At the beginning of the war the
Young Guard was mustered into SER
vice, and in May. 1861, went into
camp at Ashland. where they were
quartercd on the race track, and slept
In the grand stand. In n short while
the company was detailed to train
all those who were sent to Ashland
and the members came to be known
as drill masters. From that place
the Young Guard was sent to Camp
Lee, Richmond. where it remained n
Few days, and was formed into n regi-
ment. On the 2ith of May. 1861. the
company boarded vessel Mt Rock
etts and proceeded to Kings Wharf.
marching from that point to VIII
liamsburE. The command was n part
usually. II move we adjourn"
OF the Third Regiment. but rs there
were two regiments bearing that
number this was changed after
reaching Williamsburg. 20 the Fir
teenth Regiment. This company took
part in the Battle of Bethel. on limo
10, 1861. and became identified with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
Sell First Edition of
The Pickwick Papers"
Especial Cabe Dispatch.

LONDON. Dec. "a first edi.
tion OF THE Pickwick Papers,"
similar to the one for which Doc
tor Rosenbach. of PHILADELPHIA.
paid Si.5oo, except that it does
not contain the earliest plates by
"Phiz-" has been sold for $4,000
The Offering came from the IL
orary of Colonel X. II. NJ. Connal.
and was bought by +. Sabin.
Another interesting sale was
mat OF The Repose in Egypt"
by Brouwer. The same nictura'
passed through the salesrooms in
1889 and was then attributed to
Rembrandt. and brought only
5000. The selling price today is
$4,000. At the same sale n por-
trait BY Raeburn brought $4,000.
n Romney portrait s1.1o0, and a
Reynolds portrait 500.
Copyright. 1921. Public Ledger
Company
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
AnntoIe France Returns to Paris.


PARIS, Dec. 3.-Anatole Franco has
Just returned to Paris from Tours.
and is rcsu'ninS his residence at Vii
Ia SAID. IN the Bois de Eoulogne. /,
is stated that NJ. France has accepted
the offer of the King of Sweden to
come 10 Stock holm December 10.
when an artistic and literary fer,
VIII he accorded the French writer
In view of his winning the Nobel
prize ana position il holds in the
world, as the greatest contemporary
French writer.
Copyright, 1921. Public Ledger Co,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
shin and Street Car CoIlidc.

LONDON. Dec. "a collision be :
tween a ship and a street car. while
The former was in the water and the
latter on dry land, is reported from
Dublin. The ship, waiting TO 20
through drawbr!dge, vas swung too
close and the bOwsprit rammcd
through the window OF "a car that
was passing over the bridge. narrowly
missing q number OF passengers in
side.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
Annual Chrl.tmas Luncheon

The several circles OF Centenary
Methodist church will hold their an
nual Christmas luncheon and sale in
the parish house. adjoining the
church, next Thursday and Friday.
Lunch VIII be served each day be-
tween the hours OF - and 5, and an
oyster supper from 0:3o TO ?. Many
attractive articles, suitable for
Christmas gifts. VIII be on sale. a
cordial invitation Is extended the
public to attend these luncheons and
sales as the procc@Ss wjls.be donated
10 worthy CausaS "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
IRON HAND OF CHARLES
OPPRESSED VIRCINIANS

(Coptinued From Third Page)
his fathers opinion, that the mis-
fortunes of the colony had arisen en-
tirely from the popular shape OF it's
late administration, and the incapa-
city OF a mercantile company to con-
duct even the most insignificant af-
fairs OF state; that he held himself
In honor engaged to accomplish the
work that James had begun; that he
considered the American colonies to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04

moro to inculcate an adherence OF
monarchal government and contribute
toward weaving tho coionists away
from the desire to remain subject to
tho royal will.
Charles could not have selected a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-02
THE COST OF cARELEssNEss

II would seem that motor vehicles have been IN use long
enough for everybody drive them without cndange
inc the life and property and Highways but every
DAYS news reveals fact that the contrary rue PraecaV!
every newspaper Won pick up tells o auto accident and ordn
aryabecryaon almost daily adds store OF knowledge OF
these unfortunate occurrences Within the last few days our own
community has been the oi several disastrous crashes
An automobile expensive machine and It would appear
that everybody who drives one would take care TO pr"
,c The total property loss every year resulting from motor
accidents must reach staggering The careless driver np'
only constantly courts smas-up o his machine but also
enacc every other vehicle the road street TO say nothing
III The danger o life While accidents appear 10 be due I"
m ,r,lar fault ON the part anybody in the overwhelming
majority o cases they are caused by pure earcessness speeding
cutting corners driving the wrong side OF the street backing
ont from curb without taking the trouble TO see whether '
e,ree T clear dasne intersections aud all That sort
or thing. ,...
Ordinarily there is whatever for last driving ON
the streets The saved by speeding average trip III
town is only few minutes and is that anybody IS so
rushed that il necessary endanger life and property by last
driving The explanation nine out OF ten nothing but
the deadly sencess speed MANIA disease which the motor
age has developed M - -
More stringent legislation and rigid enforcement OF
existing regulations regarding street and road traffic needed
Careless drivers should know certainty that they will be com
peled to paw penalty and that it will not be light one But
after all possible is by legislation aud law enforcement the
a prolcm will remain unsoved unless the owners and dr
crs OF cars and due regard ior the rights
OF lic and property -,
1t must be borne in mind constantly that an automobile IS
dangerous machine isn't handled with every drv
or will make first instead OF speed his first thought the
DANCER of accidents will vastly reduced Let be distinctly I'M
derstood that careless driving nothing short OF crimnaty
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-02
SPEAKING OF PROPAGANDA

When a man makes his living writing bright things for the
newspapers and magazines it is perfectly natural to expect hun
70 chase down every clever through his Uranium
and play all it worth Ed Howe newspaper man and para
looking the shelves his mental chambers and he came
'''''' every little while you hear Of propaganda
bv leaders to teach the people certain things. pro-
paganda to teach the leaders certain things OF I'M
portance would also be OF value How sensible it
would be if Of the people should go to Washing
ton and deliver addresses to congressman about eX-
travagance There should be propaganda Also
for editors headed by representatives OF the people,
if probably has never occurred editors that the peo-
pie are doing good deal Of vicious grumbing about
them"
Now that's bright enough for anybody, isn't it? 1t pre-
cscy the dope that the average man will read and pass
on to his neghbor with the guarantee that IS good one
with Mr. Howes reputation can pass out DISH ol ola stun
without giving the slightest token that it isn't something abso
Ed mapping the time when he was cooking up the paragraph
quoted knew that the suggestion he was offering was carried
long years ago and still being employed on large scale
Propaganda editors Man alve Ed knows that ever since
he started newspaper Tom Dick and Harry together
with all their sisters cousins and aunts have been using Pgp
ganda him. If there anybody who has been propagaded
FIJI he Is black and blue it average editor The politician
the preacher lawyer the doctor the capitalist the abore
in fact practically the whole human family the time where
Of the Of nneth not the contrary have been
the habit unloading their propaganda editors Amateur and
professional proagan alike fall on the unfortunate editor IN
cessany year year The fact is nearly
paper reader be his duty conduct little propaganda
all his order that the editor may run his paper git and
reason correctly on all burning issues
1T probably occurred editors that the people
r onp great deal Of vicious grumbng about them' observes
Mr. Howe and this remark makes disposed to think Ed IN
tended whole bunch Of dope contribution to humorous lit
eraure Of which has been prolific producer Ed knows and
every Adan the editorial tribe dates that lar back
knew gunbng about editors has been one OF the
worlds popular sports AS matter OF fact it would seem
positively uncanny editor if he didn't know that folks were
grumbing about him.
AS using propaganda congressman MIR. 1owes sug-
eston equally peruous it does in the OF edit
ors mails the the press and the people lin meet
ING assembled and otherwise propaganda into Washington IN
a steady stream
The more think about it the convinced that
M Howe who of learning well
merely meant put acal pleasantly when he suggested
more propaganda Of the kind mentioned.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-02
= +++%+<$+++ -
A STOLEN SMILE 'Ea TWO :
JuN ceuIdn't reoI hIm.

= had bird dos once" the old
sportsman observed. 'ihai vas really
noteworthy lIc never failed on a
point, One day had him out for
exercise IN the park. when suddenly
ho pointed. raid as stone. WIS
puzzled, There was no possibility of
game. The grass waa close clipped
The dog had bis nose straight on q
man seated on bench, lhot the
man might aave q i've bird IN hla
pocket: but no. the man was In his
,hlrislecv'a. Then ! had an idea
"'rardon me. sir. ! said, hut
would yon mind telling me your
namoy"
NO, don't mind. he replied.
It's Partridge"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-02

Mr.. WIN Hays should make an
excellent postmaster general. We
don't know anybody who IL better
qualified to scalp the Democratic
r. Ms.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-02
4 = 4 4 . = = = 4
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR MAYOR

FOR MAYOR
o. C1ifman announces that he Is
a candidate for mayor of chickasha.
subject TO the action of the demo.
crptic primary, March D..
NJ. $. Crallc announces that be- Is
a candidate for mayor. subject 10
the Democratic primary.
s. c. Durbin announces that he Is
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-02

whllc we don't agrcc with Mr..
Harding politically. ho has one
poliey tha, we heartily endorse. We
note that he Ia strongly IN favor Of
chicken pie.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-02
EXPRESS PAcKAcrTrGs

The great eternal government above
Keeps strict account and will redeem
is worth.
Give Thy love freely; do not count
the cost.
SO beautiful q ihlnR was never Lost.
ELLA Wheeler Wilcox.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-02

Another reason why we were
'orced TO forego our intended trip 10
Washington TO see Warren lnaugu.
rated was because our last years
mlt didn't come home from dhc
cleaner In time.
The doctors have discovered that
he germ 10 which reckless driving
adne is incidental with The one that
auses malignant damphooitis.
IN the light Of this diagnosis. u
"a doubtful whether vaccination
would serve to check the epidemic
4 jan sentence should help some.
81 simp says he notices that he
mover grumbles as much when
things go 10 suit him.
It isn't within the Jurisdiction OF
this department to regulate inter
national matters but we will say that
the controversy between Costa Rica
and Panama looks like case which
calls for paddle diplomacy. A good
spanking is what those naughty
children need.
Another thing. the gardening fan
never can resist the temptation to
tell you that he has something else
mp every morning.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-02

There are many whose tongues
mlelt govern II they could govern
their tonRues Prentice.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-26

.~GIittermo@en. sic:
Mein Giien fdeint Dir 81 i9meden.
@enigitens balt gu bid bis iett
nod ME beflagt.
Ct: 9os fom1nt pie1eidt 1pater,
porldufig tper6e i'd nod bon Der
2iebe iatt!
Ste meib 8ef@eib.
v9enfe Sir: mein Manrt lit unter
beftisen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
erfranft."
,@ie 1T bas mogli9? Salt gu
iebt feine Ro9in?"
- Meuer Beruf. Isle
ioute11, badte i9, bod ettpas arbei-
ten, itatt gu betteln! 60 elm fraf.
tiger Menf9 ~ fdamen sic ii@l..
sd arbeite i9on, mei,1 Serr,
1111r lit mei1 @eidaft 5ur, 3eit nod
etpas prob1ematif9; 3ufunft
bat's mobl = aber es gebt nod
ri@t redtl"
Scum, mas finb Sie benn efgert.
lid, tpenr man fragen oarf?"
vS@ bin .@remfer bel elmer Suit,
ba1on . @eieaidaft!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-26

---. q snsusn1g snoII. gatcr:
So, ,SSnng'its, ebe id. ;tad 9clife
fabre, nun 'rous NIT Der TSprade,
babt ibr sduloen ober 11idt??
Sobn: Batter, Sduloen baben mir.
nidt, aber Better ndire e, bu beug--!
teit Der Snhe gIei1 bot.
8e6enfIim. 8erebrer:
So, nber SrduIein @osden, DerDen
sic mid benn aud ieb bebalten.
tpe1ln id fern bon SSbnen bin?
5rd1tlein: ., gan5 ge1pib, lieber
Serr MeDer, lie ferner sic bon mir
fftn6, beito rlieber~ iin6 Sic mirl
8eridtigt. @idter: Sino
Sie porbeitraft?
Conner: .Mee, id bin INNER erft
,nadber beltraft mor6e1l
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-26

- MiBnerftanoen Weine
3abnidmer5en bringen mid nod
uml
@ermieterin: Dagegen gibt es
uur Elm Mittel: Mus3iebenl
3immerberr: M9 nee, Jror
S9ul5e, i9 m09t' bod lei Sbnen
mobnen bletbenl
-M@ fol Mo, &err Miil,
Ter, tparrm baben Sie ii6 bent bel
Sbrer @r0be fold ei1e fleine Sra,t
getpdblt?
SIN, sic miiien bod, man ion
bon allen nebeln oas fleinere mab'
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-26

= ,@or @eri@t. Miater
Gum 4ngeflagten): n8ann iirto
Sie geboren?"
MngefIagter d6meisD.
&i9ter: vSagen Sic mir bod,
mann SIR @eburtstag it,"
&ngeflagter: vG@ mas, Ste
16enfen mir ia 6od nidts."
= Surroeat. = st.: @er6en
Sie inn @ommer audi perreiien? /,
8. (pornebm: sd gebe anfangS
SSl,li nod Sem SIoen.
ST.: sd, Sie @lidli@erl 9arf
man frager tpobin?
81: Sd 3iebe um, nod Ser Su6'
ftraBe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-26

= @efabrli6. rMein 8ra11.
tigam forreiponoiert NIT mir nur in
&1r5f9rift!"
.S&onnit gu Die bent1 leien2"
vNein, aber er bat eincn iebr net
ten 5reun6, Ser ent5iffert fie mir!"
- @orgebeugt. rSage1 Sic
nal, &err Goftor, .parutn Deroro-
11e1 sic allen Sbren 8atienten iolde
itrenge Diat?" - SEQ, 1penr Die
Die teurer 2ebensmittel mie S4in-
ten 1nb @abncnbutter ufp. faufen
ionen, f0nne11 Te f@liebli9 meme
&e9nung nidt be5ablen!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-26
= Som @,egen in Die,

= Som @egen in 6ie
Eroufe. - @oit (peripdtet, an
Der Gable 6'bote): n@9, ,pie i9on,
bot mir Ser freunoli&e @irt einen
@Iab neben ser Cans referpiert."
Sod oa felt er nit S@reden, bob
1,eben linn cine iunge Game @lot
genommen Dat, unb in Der @ertpir<
rung riaet er 81 bieier: .Neben Der
gebrafenen natirli9."
- Sp6tter in Der SCOT.
@amubl gum Bantoffelbeloen, Der
feinen &ausf9liiiel bat): gtpas
5u Ieien gefdnie? @ieuei@t 6aS
fd0ne. 8u@ v@ie peroe i@ ener-
eii9?"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-26
ad 10!

@aitbaus. elmer fleinen L.ooi
iibeno, bore i9 aus Dem Saale ne.
benan cine f9elten6e Stimme: uSSa,
gum Donnertpetter, &err MiiQer,
mas MAIDEN sic 6ent1 % tpieber fir
cine S9meinerei! sic bringen mir
ia Sic ga115e 8an6e in nnoronung!"
limo auf meine Srage, mas oenn ba
los iei, er0ffnet mir Die 8irttn:
xDa gibt Serr &. unirer Sugeno
Gang un6 Mnitanosunterri@t."