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possible roses and lilies that had hereto
fore been her pride and JOY
How she envied Emma Morton, who
had a good position as typewriter and
stenocrapher. 81 suppose l can 30 in
a store" she sighed. but then there is
moth her." and at the thought OF the del
icate, fragile woman VINO seemed more
like her child than her mother, the tears
would well up until at last they over
flowed all barriers. and Jessie gave her
self up to the luxury of good cry.
Poor little woman; hers was a sad and
trying position, though 10 the casual
visitor entering the room, with all Its
dainty knickkpacks, low. easy chairs,
v ell-flled bookcase and the one hundred
and one little tribes dear to the feminine
heart. II probably would seem as though
she had no cause for tears; but how
many homes could show the same sad
history and the fatal mistake of bring
ing up its daughters TO do nothing?
Jessie was the child OF the most indul-
gent parents. In all her life she had not
known a care unless 1t were the pro-
tracted invaldism oil her mother. Even
this after a while ceased TO AFFECT her
other than that she looked 10 her father
for all help, and he and she regarded
the ailing wife and mother as their pre-
cIous charge from whom every unpleas-
ant thing must he kept, and for whom
ali that made life sweetest and pest
Jessie being bright girl had gone
through her school days winning prizes
and receiving the lions or her
friends. and the alteration OF her father
and mother until, II must be confessed.
her pretty head was rather turned by
ali the fattering attention, and she pc.
gan n think she was just little bit
surS@ 10 Emma Morton and other
eirtt were not In her set, ana VINO
didV wear New York dresses ana
NAV eN tno.r shoes made 20 order: Also
L. i, - snrrst herr sne believed that
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RANG THE PEOPLE IN.
How the Texan Manager Gathered
In His Audience.

Before theatres were built in Texas
companies going there would play in
the school-houses. saws the Chicago
Inter-Ocean. A manager upon his ar
rival in town was assured by the in
have big crowd to the show that
NIGH Ar. couu,.n.nc. Of tho ,o,.,,,, ~. > .
ager beamed with delight upon the
found such a large crowd standing at
the door that he became almost delirious
with visions Of the ponderous bags of
silver he would carry from that town.
pushed his way through the crowd,
opened wide the school-house doors and
told the janitor to light the lamps. The
lamps were soon lighted, the ticket box
q greater distance than he ever dreamed
beat faster than for weeks before.
Moment by moment, however. the
smile contracted, the bounding heart be-
came more tranquil, for the doors had
now been open and the lamps lighted
for twenty minutes and still the crowd,
which had now acquired immense pro-
portions. remained outside. Not a soul
ager demanded of the janitor: why in
thunder don't they come IMP"
oh" the janitor explained, they
won't come in till you ring the bell"
The manager sprang onto the step
ladder. and with an energy which would
do credit to "Curfew Shall Not Ring To-
Night" pulled that bell-rope until every
body in town could hear the bell ring
The audience all rushed in and almost
pulled hair for seats. The next morn
Ing this manager took away not only
his large bag OF silver. but with 1t a
lesson in ringing In a Texas audience.
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MARIE WALTON.

OF fashion IN an accordion skirt OF Nile green
silk and waist Of imported Eaule. silver and
pale green: trimmings. dark green velvet silver
fringe and red satin; hat, shoes and everything
to match. The costume cost about $500. She
sang several songs. told funny gags and had the
house In roars for half hour. Her aunt, Mr,.
Prof. W II. Sadler. OF Baltimore. came on to
see her. and was delghte with her cleverness
and artistic skill. She received ave encorss.
Only small admission was charged. Miss
Walton. who is a pretty and charming young
girl, turned in S. IS for the Sick Babies Fund,
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Won read THE Evening NOrid"'
DO Won read the sunday World?
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For indigestion and. all
other conditions resulting
from constipation. 60 by the
book on Beecham's pills.
Book free, pills asc. At drug
stores; or write to B F Allen
Co. 365 Canal st. New York.
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To Make Some Baby Happy.

To the Editor:
Enclosed md 81 cents. which We have collected
for the Sick Babies Fund Hoping We have made
some baby happy. we remain
LENA RosEN, 40 East Eighty-nrst street,
twelve years old.
MAMIE o'sULLIvAN. 422 East Eighty nrst street.
ten years old.
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Saratoga kings Daughters.

To the Editor:
The Kings Daughters Circle OF the Second Pres
byterian Church Of Saratoga take pleasure in con-
tribut!ng Is to ysur Sick Babies Fund.
- I'm HIS NAME"
MARGARET s. HAYS, Secretary, EOS Spnns
street, Saratoga, N. Y.
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You CouIdn't DO Rett-r.


To the Editor:
We little srls thought ". could not devote
our vacation better than by getting little money
FOR the poor babies so Ne hired a little stand
On the Sidewalk at 1891 FIRST avenue Here is
our mite. 81 SIS.
FLORENCE HANAN LIIl.lE CRONER
RUTH GANSHElMER
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This Fair q Success.

the Editor:
Enclosed you will and IS for the Sick Babies
Fund received from a fair held at ITO East
Eighty ninth street We we're sorry that none
OF the reporters was there. Committee:
Milton Werner. Minnie Ritter.
Harry Werner. Florence Schneider.
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Marie Walton IL the stage name OF a Balu.
more belle Who made her debut at a Sick Ia.
bies Fund benefit given by John r. Hogans
dancing pupils at 50 Union square last Monday
night Charles spideii, Charles Robertson. Gus
Bohnet. Frank sommers Gray and Dorley and
Prof Otto Heber assisted Miss Walton has a
novel speciality In black face called "Topsy IN
TO Date She dresses Topsy In the height
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Three Brooklyn Girls.

To the Editor:
Enclosed ind Sc, proceeds from q fair for the
| beneht OF the Sick Babies Fund. held at Sixty
| sixth street.. between Twelfth and Thirteenth
avenues, Brooklyn. on July 10. 20 and 81 BY
u three little girls SIGSE RINGHOLM,
o. JOSIE COLSTON.
FLORENCE
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July - TO 10, yielded sii TO the Sick Babies
Fund The store was donated BY Henry Hirsch.
tsd. ici Ess, Ninety second street These chill.
dren raised the money:
ETHEL. BRYANT, . years. 1895 Park avenue
JOSEPH kAVANAGH. "a l2b East ssth street
EDWARD DORIAN, IA llS East seth street.
ANTHONY CHILEAN H. IFS East seth street
ANNIE DUFFY, Is. 1895 Park avenue
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Frcddie's COLLECTIONS.

To the Editor:
The Enclosed check for 81. 30 represents the
amount collected by my little nephew. Freddie
Van Ripper for the Sick Babies Fund. We hope
his Efforts may bcnent some poor child.
r VAN RIPPER
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Sorry for the Babies.

To the Editor:
We nve girls. feeling very sorry for the poor
little sick babies this hot weather. held n lit
tie fair on our lawn, and by the kindness OF
our little friends we raised this money, which We
send, 1872, and hope some poor little sufferer may
be better for II.
Lulu THOMAS. GRACE BOSWELL.
JOSIE THOMAS. NELLIE DELANO,
MARY MCCORMICK.
Greenwich Conn.
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Five In Thts Fair.
To the Editor

10 inc FuIIoT,
Please fnd Enclosed 81 So the proceeds NJ q
fair held at 50 East Eighty eighth street by
PAULINE RosESBERG
EDMUND CORRIGAS,
FRANK CORRIGAN,
WALTER WE'LL,
SIDNEyWEIl,.
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Three Little Girls.

To the Editor:
lnclosed please and 81, proceeds OF a candy and
lemonade stand from three little girls
LILLE HIRSCH, 1898 Second ave
PAULINE TANZER. 800 East list ST.,
ANNIE MACBRIDE. 1870 Second ave
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The Dudes Presence of Mind.

How did Algy get so frightfully
burned" 49,
inst after a bath, when his clothes
caught fre.'
Didn't he jump back into the bath
tub y,
mo. He ran out on the hre-escape'
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For the Poor Ia bies.

| To the Editor:
Enclosed you will please and s.. 81. the proceeds
| Of little fair that was held on July 20 in one
| Hundred and Twentieth street and First avenue
Hoping that this small sum will benent some poor
| sick babies
William Tra,iE, Eddie Fox
Vincent Behr. Tony Behre
Gustave Strube James
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Irciosed please And Ts?. proceed, OF . chill
drens fair held at 49, East One Hundred and
Fourteenth street, for the beneft OF the Sick
Babies Fund
JULIA LEVY. 1929 Lexington avenue
SADIE PHILLIPS, 1929 Lexington avenue.
EMMA BOIL. 1889 Lexington avenue
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All They Gould Collect.

To the Editor:
Herewith I incIose u. So OF which 81 4. In coin
and 50 cents in stamps, TO be given for the
beneht OF the Sick Babies Fund an act Of
charity. this small amount being all that the
undersigned could collect. Hoping to do much
as possible In the future We remain.
- HANNAH GREESBACM.
BERTHA GOTTLlEB.
lh1n Elrsi aNnnus.
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Might in This Mite.

To the Editor:
Enclosed you will hnd 1915, which we collected
to assist the Sick Babies Fund, and we hope that
this small mite will help some OF those children.
HATTIE SHALUT,
STELLA SHALUT,
LILLE HEIDEIBACH
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Let Others Do Likewise.

To the Editor:
We herewith incloee IS TO your Sick Babies
Fund end We wish that all other little children
that are away enjoying themselves would save
up their money that they get from their parents
and send 1t TO you for the poor sick children so
that they will be we'll taken care Of
SYLVAN and BERTRAM,
Mount Arllnston n l.
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John nile Docs Well.
To the Editor

To the Editor:
I would like to give the money received At
an entertainment to the Sick Babies Fund. II
ia only 50 cents, but will try and get
more. JOHNNIE HARDlMAN
ia East Twelfth street.
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Staten Island Girls.

To the Editor:
inclose money order for se,s5 TO oe used for
YOUR Sick Babies Fund, The proceeds of q fair
held at West New Brighton. s. l., by ave little
girls.
Maud Lake. Estele Shields.
Mabel Lake, jamie I.ampbell.
Ethel Adams. West New Brighton s. l.
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Aids Band of Kings Sons.

To the Editor:
Enclosed you will And IS, a contribution from
the Aids Band OF Kings Sons OF West Hoboksn
n. j., 10 the Sick Babies Fund.
JAMES V. MEADE, Treasurer.
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Their Savings.

To the Editor:
lnclosed please md % cents In postage stamps
This small sum is intended to help the Sick
Babies Fund. Hoping the same will be sc-
cepted as it has been saved from daily allowance
Katie Abrahams, Hanna Fielder
Sadie Wall. Willie SeebeCk
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Eettie Arelder. the seven year-old daughter OF
Leopold Aneldcr, OF 425 Ess, One Hundred and
T~enly-third street, held FIR for two days at
her home and raised 81 20 for the sick babies
She was assisted by Lille Roman and May
Byrne
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IL VIII HeIp.

TO The Editor:
lnclosed please find 81 for the benen OF the
Sick Babies Fund. Hope it may help to make
some happy LOTTIE.
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Not Quite six.
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
Please accept the Enclosed 20 cents collected by
two lttl- girls, not quite six years old.
NEIT'r BROWN, JOSIE CONLAN
East Eighty -lipth street
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4 Tribute of Thanks.

To the Editor:
Inclosed and 81 slight tribute OF thanktuinsas
10 your maker and preserver for the good health
bestowed upon our children.
U. A. H., Bsyuids, l.. l.
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Four Fair Collectors.

To the Editor:
Between four girls We have collected sass for
the Sick Babies Fund.
Rosalie Pesoa, Carrie Bsruch.
Nina Allen, Edith GsnsleT
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Fair at Cornwall.

To the Editor:
Find inclosed check for SO 50 to BE- used in
relieving the suffering Of sick babies OF your
great city. These ohildren-E. Sanford, Bessie
Cocks, Amy Cocks. Mary Cocks, Matte Clark
and Irene L. Hahn-had = fair and festival on
the Baptist Church lawn last Saturday. and
are TO be commended for their Efforts to do
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The Grand Views Guests.

To the Editor.
lnclosed please ind my check for IS, col.
lected from the guests OF this hotel 1.-THE Grand
View, for the Sick Babies Fund.
d. LINDENDORN,
Atlantic Highlands, \. J.
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something for the kick little ones May the
spirit OF the master move more little children
10 assist In doinE good to the slick and suffering.
EZRA L. SANFORD.
Pastor Cornwall Baptist Church,
Cornvalt N v
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just n Little.

To the Editor
Four doisrs-just a little TO help tn. sick
babies J A
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Placed to Edna's Credit.

To the Editor:
Please place the amount OF inclosed check IS
10 the credit Of EDNA NJ. JACOBS.
Brooklyn, n. Y.
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4 Harlem Fair.

To the Editor:
Richard Altman. 2o3 East One Hundred and
Sixteenth street; Milton Muslner, EOS East One
Hundred and Sixteenth street; NJ. Moss, James
Kane and william Hepp held . fair at go East
One Hundred and Sixteenth street, and made $3.50
for the Sick Babies Fund.
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Baby Leone's First birthday.

To the Editor:
Kindly accept inclossd check OF ~ for the SICK
Babies Fund. and credit Baby Lsoneo nrst
birthday gift. JOSEPH L. LEVY COG Broadway
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The Lemonade Tots.

To the Editor
The Lemonade tots. Minna Allen. Carrie Barueh
Edith Gensler and Rose weinstein, have gathered
81 cents for the Sick Babies Fund
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Kind Friends and Neighbors.

To the Editor:
Fund from kind friends and neighbors The sub
scribers were: MARY ESSENTIAL,
JOSIE BIESESTHAL,
HATTIE HANSIS
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Your Letter VIII Appear Later.

All letters from contributors to the Sick Babies
Fund will be printed. Many are In type and viii
appear in this column later.
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Six Little Misses Of Arx.r,.

There will be plenty Of trains. Don't
miss the show. II Is the chance Of a
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You read The Evening WOrId?"
Do you read the Sunday World?
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To- ight-Aiorrison's Casino-Seaside
station-Rockaway Beach-the biggest
vaudeville festival ever given! All the
receipts for the Sick Babies Fund,
thanks to Baby Frances. the two
year-old daughter Of Lew Fields. OF
the famous vaudeville team, Weber
and Fields.
Remember these points and go. 1t
will be the grandest variety show you
ever saw. Tickets are 30 cents, 70
cents and 81. You will have to travel
many a mile to see such a show again,
and 1t will cost you several times more
than a dollar to do 1t. Stay on the train
until Seaside Station is reached. Nor
rlson's Casino Is right at the station.
Mr. Morrison gives the use Of 1t free.
special train will carry people
wishing to return to New York back
TO the city after the performance.
Here is the latest information con-
cerning the monster festival:
Ia behalf OF Baby Frances. and the big vaud.-
riile festival she is giving tomorrow night at
Morrison's Casino, Seaside station. Rocka"ay
Weber 4 Fields. at tn. Vaudeville Exchange, lls:
Broadway, has been the scene OF unusual activity
and has been crowded all dsv with applicants
for tickets and volunteers for the performance.
We we're compelled to refuse all offers OF
assistance. as we have now completed our large
programme which consists OF most all OF the
best known vaudeville stars in the profession
At the last moment have secured Messrs
Walter Jones and VIII II. Sloan, the two funny
comedians OF the ''l4s2' company by kind per-
mission OF Manager L. e. Rice. Taken all in
all our programme In behalf Of the Sick Babies
Fund will be one Of the strongest and biggest
shows ever given on the face of the earth.
further wish you to announce that there Will
he . special train that will leave RockaNay i'm
mediatsly after the performance. which will
insure the return OF all who may wish to 60
down TO see the show.
The following 10 corrected list OF all the
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Fair In q store.

To the Editor:
A fair in a vacant store. 1895 Park avenue
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Reai-Estste.
For Sale,

RIGHT TITLE and interest In building asd n
lures. known as +lo Flatbush ave, formerly
belonging TO Morelis ". Godfrey Flatbush L. J.,
Will he sold Aug. l. at $40 A. NJ Amee .
GaNegan, attorneya
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-09
Sramtcnmabl leJ SangerbunS.

Ter SGu9erbuno bat fDlgenoe Be-
amten fiir oas tommenoe Sabr er=
mQGlt:
fredericksburg S6Ietopi:
0ice ErQlioeut-Soup yeiler;
Hecorolrenoer Setrstar-Nm. Stol;;
%iSinau3 Setretdr-Sobn Nuuoer;
S6apmeiiter-@erm. 9eHter;
l~rultee-2lIguIt Sis;
Tibllotbetar-Sbeo. Nofmoun;
Whuit Spmite-1. &emor, Il. 8oeIter; 9.
Seuor, Sobn 6eter; l. Sap, 6r. Pobs 2.
SaB, j. WterB;
Ger Samen6Dr oes SGn9erbunOes
mGDlte fol9enoe geamten:
IrQiioent-Srau I. Grler;
&icesE rGiiOeut-Srou GbaS. %0un9pis;
6abu;
Tiuau;= e. tretGr-6rl. Sba Souna9el;
S6aemetter-6rl Bertha gSetoli6.
Ser SdngerbunO 5dblt gegenwdrtig
$50 Mit9licoer unO ltebt in suten
iinansiellen YerbdltniHen. gr bat i'm
perfloiienen Sabre unter Der til6tigen
geitun9 YrOieiiOr Nieoeri3miots be-
oeutenoe 2~eiItungen uno i6One GrfOl9e
gu perSeihnen.
9ie Ofientliden 9luIibrungen unter
Der Geitung PrOfeiiOr Nieoeri6miots
lparen ale DOH elmer wirtli6 erbeben=
ben 9tatur. IS paren feline Grnieori=
9unoen Der eoeleu Sangestunit aui
Die Stufe BON @aiienbauern uno Stra=
Benmelooien uno Oas Seuti6tbum Der
Staot lit ourh Die 2eiitungen YrOf.
Nieoeri6miOts piirOis pertreten NOR
ben. Ser SdngerbunO bat Ofienbar
in YrOf. NieOeri6miot einen Sirigen=
ten wie wDbl nod ME SuUOr.
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0ur zen shicbsri6tcrn brs Gontcfes

befinben ii6 nun Die G~rsebnife Der
leBten Gountpwabl. Sas Shieos=
9eridt beitebt aus Den Serren Yeter
Slauer als 9~oriiBenOer nit 9. s.
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les GeriAtes beitebt einfaG in elmer
genouen Stimmensabllng, wobei in
speifelbaften 6daen Die NopOtaten bas
aultrulii6e @ablgeleB uro oellen Se=
ltimmun9en citiren uno pro uno contra
uusle9en.
9is beute bat &egon 20 Stimmer
9epOnnen, ob9lei6 er ieoo6 mod an
Die - Stimmen 81 iibertOmmen bat,
mas mobl tuum ~gelin9en miro.
Sie 6Ontelte I'm Die Staatsdmter,
b. y. nm Die Observation-Disclosures mer.
Den in Der 2eNislatur wpbl our6 So
mites entI6ieoen neroen. "a oieielbt
ober betOuutii6 republitaniih lit, orpbt
bier cine @efa6r, oaB man es Der 8e'
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5an9e l. 1anae,
Cptifer nnb Sumelierc,
$50 W a / Il e.

- &iirslih glbenos entoedte Der ben
Nnhtoienlt in Dem Capitol in Ses
W pines perIebenoe @d6ter in benz
Staten, IN Weldem Die p1breno Der
SienltSeit Der 8ouperneure Sherman,
Sarrabee uno 8oies aeIummelten Often
betreNs Se9naoigungen, Quslieie.
run9s:Grluhen uno onoere minoer
wlbti9e papiere perlpabrt meroen, cine
6euersbrunit, nobel Die nur in Ya=
pierumidlage 9ebiillten Nttenitilfe aus
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bees Terwaltuns sur SGlite perbrann=
ten, lpdbreno Die in Sle1tdIten einge.
tdlolenen aus Der 3eit Der YOies'i6eu
Serpaltlng unbeI6doigt blieben.
Man permutbet, oaB oas SSeuer oa-
our6 entltanoen lit, oaB Mduie Elm in
Dem aalten ebenfalls p~erpabrtes Yatct
StreihbDlier angcna9t uno oieIe in
Srano geieBt baben.
Sauna GitD uno Spleoo
lolen our6 cine elettrii6e Yabn Der.
bun0er iperoen.
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&leincre WaGri6tem aus Staot
nnO 1tm9c9cno.

6. s. Yeterion, 3abnarSt,
96l MainitraBe.
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mprben.
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lamnen.
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lid an Die 10000 YfunO Slide I'M
Milfllippi ~9eian9en.
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Sparen Sic ibr 6elo? @enn
ni6t, weroen Sic Mitslieo Der Soma
Building & 1oan Niuciatipn. Ode
Der Is. uno GlaDltraBe.
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mittag I'm balb ) llbr Trl. s. Soies,
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