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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-08
STRIKING RAG soRTERs.
Tore the Clothing of Girls Who Took
 Their Places,

New York. Oct. 7.-Twenty-five strik- ing girl rag sorters, formerly employed fn the factory of Steinberg Brothers in First Street, attacked the fifteen girls who were employed in then places as the lat ger were about to enter the factory early today.
 Encouraged by 1000 spectators. the riot ing girls tore the clothing of the work CTS and pummeled them with their fists. One girl said to be the ring leader, was arrested. The strikers had been out three weeks.
 Emmet . Schwartz, arrested, was ar- Faigned in court and discharged with a reprimand.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-08
ANOTHER FAILURE.
Langley's Aerdrome Agntn Flies In
 to the Potomac.

Whitewater. Va. Oct. 1.-The sixty-foot steel built flying machine. the climax of years of exhaustive study in the efforts of Professor Samuel P. Langley of the Smithsonian Institution to solve the prob lem of mechanical flight in mid air, was launched today, and the experiment care fully planned and delayed for months. proved a complete failure.
 The immense air ship sped rapidly along its 70-track, was carried by It's own mo- mentum for 100 yards and then fell grad ually into the Potomac River, whence II emerged a total wreck. Prof. Charles M.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-08
Hallenbeck and Metcalf

New York Oct. I'll. c. Hallenbeck of the firm of Wynkoop, Hallenbeck, Craw- ford & Company. job printers of this city. and Norman B. Metcalf. the assistant manager of the firm. surrendered them N'lves to United States Marshal Henckel today in answe rto indictments charging conspiracy in connection with a contract made with the money order department of the postoffice. The men furnished s1O,oOO bail each, for their appearance in Wash ington.,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-08
Archbishop Resting Easily.

< Baltimore, Oct. 6.-Archbishop Kain of St. Louis was reported at mIonight by his attendants at St. Agnes sanitarium to be nsleep and resting easily. His physicians raid tonight that his enfeebled condition nrecluded all possibility of an operation for appendicitis. which they think will be essential before the permanent recovery of the archbishop Is possible.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-08
Pope Will Get plnm

Washington, Oct 7.-Attorney General Knox had a conference today with the President, at which it was decided to ap- point William R. Pope, as assistant tus- ffce of the Supreme Court for New Mex leo. MT. Pope was special counsel for the Government in the consideration of pri- yate land claims and of Philippine land cases, and was strongly recommended by the Attorney General.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-08
Mammy Found in Colorado.

The discovery of the mummy of a cliff AwelIer was made last week by Mrs Jeannetts n Newcomer, wife of John Newcomer assist ant States attorney of Chicago in an ex- eavation made by her in burial village in ete crnd canyon of the Colorado. The mummy was taken to Chicago and is now at the New eofner home, It will probably be given to d focal educational institution. The mummy Is aid to be the most perfect of its kind ever eoaind St is that of a man about five and a half feet tall. On one side of the head there d d mass of soft brown hair. All of the teeth arc perfect The lower portion of the body was wrapped in a coarse sacking cloth. The right lsf below. the knee had crumbled away
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-08
GAME OF BALL AT PARK.
Doctors Defeated Lawyers; Score 10

BU Os
 A baseball team composed of Mont gomery doctors yesterday afternoon ad- ministered a nauseous dose to a team composed of the lights of the law at the ball bark
 A professional man who sat on the bleachers declared that the doctors made the lawyers look like quashed indict- ment.
 When the dying pulse was taken at the end of the ninth inning the beats stood 10 for the doctors and for the lawyers.
 Members of both teams had been prac- ticing for the game some time with the single exception of the doughty guardian of one of the sacks for the lawyers, who was only admitteu to the bar about a week ago.
 As a penalty for losing the game, it is said the physicians required the barris- ters to take nine doses of physic.
 A lawyer safd<an effort would be made to have the winning team indicted by the grand jury for playing baseball on We'd neSday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-08
October ISt.

we desire to ask those of our patrons who have definitely decided to move, to give us notice of their intention to move, stating street and number of new resi- dence.,
 By complying with this request. as early as possible. you will enable us to make all necessary changes in piping and otherwise ahead of time.
 We will disconnect all stove and con- meet them up again in new places free of charge, but will not cart stoves.
 Your prompt attention will assist us and yourself.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-08

legs anu AdCS, anu ID V veritable torment at tim es, especially at night or when over heated.
 The cause of Ecze- ma is a too acid and general unhealthy con- dition of the blood. The terrifying itching and burning is pro duced by the overflow through the glands and pores of the skin of the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-08

Banister's finest make Mems Shoes, all styles, sold regu- 1arly at $7.0O and $500 going quick for $3.05 a pair while they last. J. Kohn G Son.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-08

Patfence-Dfd you say your brothers automobile is unmanageable at times?
 Patrice--Why, yes; this afternoon when hs had his wife out 1t stopped twice in oonf of millinery stores and three times Sn front of saloons. -Yonkers Statesman.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-08

Mrs. Freeman's Millinery Opening today from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. IT So. Lawrence.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-08
Killed While Hunting.

Henry Bartee. the 17-year-old son of Mir. and Mrs. M. E. Bartee of Virginia mines. fin the southern portion of Jef- ferson County, is dead from the effect of gun shot wound which blew off the up- per part of his head. The young man was out ducking hunting on Valley Creek two miles from his home. The gun was in the hands of Frank Freeman, a negro, aged 50, who was out hunting with Bartee. Coroner Paris this morn ing investigated the matter and decided that 1t was purely an accident and the negro was not held. It seems that the negro carried a gun which had hammer which was tricky and would not stay cooked. The white boy accidently fell against the gun causing the gun to ex- plode. The load struck the boy squarely, killing him instantly as 1t took off the upper part of the head. The parents of Bartee are convinced that the killing was accidental and made no complaint when the coroner ordered the negro's re- lease,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-08
A. e. s. Stockholders Meet.

The annual meeting of stockholders of the Alabama Great Southern Railroad was held here today The old board of directors was reelected. Including Samuel Spencer, w. w Finley, s. M. Felton. c. c. Harvey and others. The meeting was formal, being held by local represen- tatdves of the line in strict compliance of the law. The directors elected will meet later in New York and eject of- ficers. It Is not expected that there will be any change in the official family of this line. Samuel Spencer is president. with A. B. Andrews, W. W. Finley and W. J. Murphy, vice-presidents. Super intendent A. Griggs makes a healthy re- port as to conditions and as to operations during t1fe past twelve months. The off, ficers will make financial showings at their annual meeting. The stockholders meeting here today was in compliance with Alabama laws.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-08
Wanted His Daughter.

Frank c. Macke, young man with many friends, was married last night to Miss Matte Cunningham. daughter of a store keeper of thds city The we'd ding took place at the home of the groom's father, but just after the words were pronounced by the priest making them husband and wife, the father of the bride put in his appearance. The father left the place in a rage and threatened to return again. While he was absent the newly married couple drove in a carriage to the depot and took train for the north on their wedding tour.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-08
FIND IS UNFORTUNATE
EEuRo DISCOVERED MONEY IN
 BURNED BUILDING.
Attempted to Pass It sud che Dis covery Was Made That the Coin Was counte, felt.
 Birmingham News.

Birmingham, Oct. 7.-<Special. .)-Chariey Kemp, a negro. has been arrested here on charge of attempting to pass coun- terfeit money. Some weeks ago he pre- scented to the Penny Savings Bank, the cofored banking institution here, some bills which were partially burned. The bank accepted the bills with the under standing that they would investigate whether they could be redeemed or not. The Investigation revealed the fact that the bills were counterfeit. Kemp claims that his children found the bills in some ashes of burned building near this city a short time since. and he is able to sub stantiate this fact. There will be no prosecution. though effort will be made to locate the bad money as indications point to much of It being around here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-08
NY , = .-q
 Give ii Notice.

About October Ist there is an unusual rush of work in our Gas Department, caused by the renting and moving into new houses by many of our patrons.
 In order to facilitate matters and have all changes made as near as possible be- fire
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-08
Asleep on the Track.

An unknown negro went to sleep at late hour last night on the Southern Railway track near Cardiff. in the west ern part of the county. Before he awoke a train cut of both of his legs and at o'clock this morning he was dead His remains were turned over to the county authorities for burial.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-08
EGZEMA ::a. Fl; ,. s1< s.u<

No disease much bodily discomfort hea Beginning with slight redness of the akin gradually spreads followed by pustules bs from which gummy sticky fluid different parts the body but onest the back
 ana ace ana In isee epsrisnesd a ss p.s o n. p
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-08
%gR Y5$7 

A SPECIAL sub committee of the Man. ufacturing Committee of the Commercial and Industrial Association has been call ed to meet at o'clock this afternoon bS Chairman F. s. Ball. The Committee Is composed of A. G. Forbes, Vice Chair man; John Tullis, Jr., J. Flowers. w. M. Teague, N. Lobman and George A. Thomas.
 AN INVOLUNTARY petition in bank rnptcy was filed in the United States Court yesterday against J. o. Bennett & O. of Georglana. and J. c. Bennett. the surviving member of the firm. The pe- titloning creditors are: W. F. VandIver & Co.,. Schloss & Kahn and Arnold, Hen- egar, Doyle & Go.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-08
YOUNG WAS INvINCIBLE.

The Ancient Twirler Has Pirates at
 His Mercy. Plttsburg. Oct. "A crowd that occupied
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-08

trough the glands and S'A'aon A' A@A's' oiss A''
 
 loaded While external applications, such a salves and powders aresoot hing and cooling they into the blood itself NOlk01k0l disease but &. S. does, purifes, enfiches, and strengthens hin blood builds system all it's terrifying symptoms disappears Send Skin and its diseases charge nedcal advice THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co., ATLANTA, eAs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-08

much discomfort. As time vent by 1f I vas afflicted with .Eonono. n con. Der of speoialists, and used ssysrei ez- slight temporary relisE Tn Tebrusry I decided to try Q. g. g, and in less than [ month I experiencsd . chsnge for tho dissppesrsd, and I found myssif sntirs. ly cured, and have had no return Of the disease since: ". BRUSH,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-08

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-13
8.

= Son SanoerIon miro unter Ohm
II. SUM beribtet, baB es oort pier5ie
Stunben anbaltenb geregnet bat unb
nod feline Gusiibt purbanoen 1T,
baB es aufb1ren mirb. NGe greefs
fino pDn BON @aiier.
- 8is gum 70. SUM 1tno BON
Shulenbure aus fiinfaebn garlaoun=
gen &artoffeln peridifft poroen.
= Der Superintendent Curtis 6anz
cod BON Dallas lit als DHentti9er
Motar er1annt pDroen uno bat qua=
lifsirt. 9aourb lit er ieines Wtan=
bates alS Witelieb Der 9eoislatur
perluitig gegangen.
Der nabe gbriitopal, gDm
Green COUNTY, nobnenoe GiebSii6z
ter Sriebrih 8ebrens bat Sefblt=
mDro begangen, inoem er iid pers
aiftete. Wiemanb meiB fib Die Shat
aa ertldren.
- 0a9 Der BON gDl. 6. g. Be-
tiers, Hrdiioent Der Cotton @romera
Miipciation, al1geitelIten Berehnung,
miro Die b~iesidbriee Baummollernte
im Staate bDbftens apei Wiaionen
8aaen betraaen Doer cine babe
MfiQion Ballen meni9er, als i'm Der
gangener Sabre.
SIN Mlter BON Al Sabren ftart
in 0eu=8 Berlin Srib 6errmann.
= Sn SOlge oes anbaltenoen Ste
gems lift Der &io @ranbe BEL 81 BaiD
aus ieinen ufert getreten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-13
@erblifenper 4emeis.

Neue 8euonifie treffeno fortudb=
reno in GROCER Menge elm, pelde err
tldren, oaB Or. Sings Neue gnt=
oedung fir Sbminbiuht, 6uften
unb grtdltunget Dbne @leiben ba=
itent. Nls Beiipiel bienen m6ae
cine fiirslihe berartige &unbaebune
uon 8. S. Mc5arlano BON 8entpr=
bile. 8a. DerieIbe ibreibt: uDrei
Sabre lang puroe ubne ieoen @rfolg
an mir berumgeoottert. Damn be-
gam i'd Or. Sings @eue grfinbune
gu nebmen unb elm paar Slaiden
oanon beilten mild poait6noig."
Dies Mittel 1T eleih tpirfiam bel
allen 2ungen< uno 9alsleiben,
Sbminbiubt, 2unaenentsiinouna
uno Grippe. @arantirt BON ben
Ipotbefern $. &alteper & Sobn
uno Noolpb DreiB. BrobeHalden
frei, reguldre @r6Be so Gents uno
ST. 100.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-13
Ser 81. Yumis nnb ytew Norf 81
mtteo Der Sauoalia YemmiDluaz
nta nGhOrt Qtne."

Son iebt alb mirb Der ST. Souls
uno Seem gorf 2imiteb Der 8enn1Dts
pania Short Sine als elm unabbdrt>
gieer 3ug BON ct. 9ouis nab Sn<
bianapDlis laufen unb miro aus ei<
ner 8ibliotbef= uno Gaub=, elmer
SbierpatiDnS= unb Speiles unb
S9laf=gor beiteben. @enn n6tbig,
um Iufentbalt in 8lttsburg gu per<
meiben, miro bieier gauge 3uQ nah
6arrisbura. Bbtlaoelpbia uno SEEM
Oorf burblaufen.
Der Seem Dort 2imiteb Der Gans
oalia= BennIplpania Short Sine per<
laBt baS lnion=Dep in ct. Souls
tdglib um l nbr @abmittaes.
9rei @rpreBsiiee taglid NIT
Dur6=S hlafmaeen unb Speiiemas
gen BON ct. Souls nab SEEM ODrt
iiber Die 8anoalia ; Benn1plpania
Short Sine.
@eeen ndbeler @tnselbeiten tpens
bet guh an S. so. g.besbrDugb,
Nlfiftentz@ eneral 8aiiaaier Mgent
ct. Souls. MD.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-13
MuerIet.

= Die @rpB(uge Der farbiaen
Bpfbias Sitter mar bier mebrere
Gage in Sibuna unb es tuar gun,
Tbei( ipaBig, Die nit bnnten Mb3ei,
den reib oeforirten Neger ito[a burh
Die StraBen maribiren gu ieben.
Sic tparen iih ibrer @irbe poabe-
puBt. Nuh Die @egerinnen tbaten
elm u~ebriges, benn 10 piele gepubte
uno aufgeoDanerte Srauerl baben mir
ielten auf Der StraBe erblift. Wiele
benabmen iih NIT bemlelben gbic,
tpie peiBe WDoeoamen, mas INNER
rebt ppifirlib lit. Das NaHab=
mungstalent Der Weeer lift beIonoers
fart enttpifelt.
- MaB uno TAFT, oas refine 6erbfts
tpetter. @enn oaS 10 meiter gebt,
mii1ien Die Defen tpieber aufgeitent
neroen!
= Die 3abl Der 8olisiiten iheint
ueoer auf Nbz nod auf 8unabme
Der ginbriihe unb Diebitdble Gin.
fluB gu baben. Die Diebe fnblen
fi9 fiher.
- Die San fernando 4atbebrale
miro enolih lire stpei 9birme erbals
ten uno eS meroen bafiir S., 500 auS=
9egeben tperoen. Die 9atbebrale
nuroe Dor 1873 Sabren gebaut, bic
9biirme blieben aber %unpDuenoet.
Die neuen 9birme tperoen iiber ale
@ebduoe Der Staot empprragen uno
erbalten elm tpertbopaes @lofenipiel.
= gines 10 abnprmen @etters,
uie mir eS iebt BADEN, fuiIien 5if
oerntutblih Die d~lteften @inwobner
Der Staot nibt 81 -erinnern. gs lit
beinabe fibl genug, INN einen uebers
sieber tragert gu fDnner uno pGbreno
Der Nabt iino pollene 9eden nD=
tbig, rpenn man c%omfortabel iblafen
Mil.
Gin Dampfer auf Der Sube
nab einem peribmunoenen giienz
b~abnsuge" lit audi etuas, mas niht
ale Gage portpmmt. Bel &an1aS
Gitp bat iib's ereignet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-13
Yraiioent 8ppfepelt amttpurtete tn
4eutfd1.

Ser 9~erausgeber bes .gDlfsfreunb"
rpar elmer Der @enigen, pelHem BON
benz 8unbesienatpr 9optins unb bel=
fen Jamilie bic gbre gu 9beil aepurs
ben tuar. einer'oer @dite su Iein bel
benz in Der 6optins'51en &e1ioens au
gbren beS B~rdfioenten ierpirten D;s
ners. Mls mir BON 9errn 6optins
benz Brdfioenten pDrgeiteut nuroen,
begriiBten mir bieien in beutlder
Sprahe, morauf Der bobe @dit in BEN
aleiden Soium anttportete. On uno
fir iib lit oieier fleine Gprfaa ia
taum Der grmdbnung tpertb, ALIEN
wubltbuene fir ieoen Deutid=Nmeri=
faner muB es bod lein, oaB Der erfte
Beamte bes 2anbes, Der Brdfibent
Der Wereinigten Staten, auf cine
oeutibe Nnreoe nidt ttur i'm Stanoe
lit, cine oeutibe Gntpprt gu eeben,
ionoern AUDI nibt anitebt, 1id Der
beutiben Sprabe gu bebienen. Die
rieiigen6euDhien, tpelhe ausD eutIds
lambs @auen beriibertomtneri uub 70
raid alS mDelih ibre i66ne Mutters
iprade ab5uftreifen iuden, loaten fib
am Brdiioenten RoDiepelt elm 8eiz
ipiel nebmen.
(.Nur0ra 8plfsfr.")
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-13
Ii - frefnilien=Blusn Eno ois better.
.mou gH,ra;b+ o,ta q

0tan idreibt aus 8reslau:
Ser geaeu Die Sueialiiten uno Die
polniiden Rationafiften geridtete
Sirtenbrief bes Cardinal Jiritbi=
lhofs &opp, nelber lebten GonntaQ
ON Steae oer Breoieten in alien To-
tboliiben &irben Sberi1(eliens per=
leien puroe, bat in Der polniIhen
Brefie uno in pOlitilhen Clubs
@ntriiitung peruriabt. Sn ben Sir
9en fanoen beim 8erleIen bes Sir
tenbriefes &ubeitDrungen itatt. IS
muroe gemurrt uno laut eebutet
uno ielbt 5lide au8eeitoBen. Die
8eiitli6en baben cine l9uarse 9iIte
~oerieniaen 8eitungen angefertiqt,
pelbe Die Wtitalieoer ibrer @emein>
ben nidt feien ioaen. @eulid
Gbenos tOurben ldrmenoe politiI6e
G~eriammlun9en abgebalten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-13
WGarf Swain mne Carnegie.

Sol9enoe Carnegie Inefo0te gebt
BUR Belt ourA Die engliIde Breiie:
Bet Dem amerifaniiben 0umortlten
Utart 5main muroe infolge oes BIT
herregens, init bem@arneeie Die eng
lil6 lpredenbe 8elt iiberi1iittet, Die
Spottiuht rege uno er idrie6 fDlgen=
Den Brief an garneaie: n9ieber Scr.
Carnegie SD eriebe aus ben Bel
tutlaen, baBSie iebr ppblbobeno iinb.
SD nDbte germ Elm @eian9bub ba=
ben; es foitet nur 3tpei Dollars. @enn
Sic mir bas @elangbu9 FIFTEEN, tperoe
i'd Sic oafir ie9nen, Der 6imme1
miro Sic leanen, uno Sic baben pief
9utes oamit getban. -Sbr e~reebener
Wiarf 3matn.""
So meit 10 9ut.-0er 8rief wor
aber oamit nod nldt 5u Guoe, oenn
Die 6auptlabe mar foleenoe 0ab=
lbrift: SD babe Mrs better iiber=
legt. 5diden Sic mir lieber fein
@elansbu6, lonoern Die suei DDls
lars"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-13
Gin bdmiiger Jebler,
Der aud BON pielen Sun Nl1tonioerm
bega1gen miro.

Es list Gin sshr haufiser Tebler, dem sshfnsrzen.
den Riisken Gin Pflaster aufzukleben,
Oder denseIbsn nit osIen einzursiben,
Wenn die ursaehe des Leidens die fieren sind
Doan's risrsn-Pinsn helen ALE riersn-Lsidsn
und wsrden Won San Hnteniesr Rirssrn gut
sehsissen.
6err IS. 6. Dapis, Elm 9iIdler,
8au : unternebmer uno =Iufleber,
No. 40 .SDlebao StraBe, laet;
rSeit fiinf5ebn Sabren purbe id pur
a3eit gu Belt BON Sbmersen in Der
Nieren : @egenb befaaen uuo fit
lbredlib an &idenibmer5en. Sd
tonnte mild taum baden, UNI
tpenn ib es that, bereitete mir oas
@ieoeraufribten beftiee Sdmersen.
@enn i9 mild biden muBte, beugte
i'd bic &niee, anitatt ben 6iiden.
@enn ib MIDI erfdltet bate, iblua
es iofort auf meiue Nieren, berer
SunftiDnen Dann BALD unnatirltd
murben, mas nDr NQem bes Nabta
MIDI UNI meine Gube beraubte. Mls
ib barauf Doan's Nieren : Biaen
anQe5eigt unb 10 marm empfoblen
iab, ais Wtittel gegen geraoe ipl6e
2eieen, nit bener id behaftet mar,
entlblpB id mild, ~bieielben gu nerz
1uhen unb bplte mir cine Sbabtel
in Der 8erar Npotbefe, @de Nlam1
8lasa unb 9ouitonzS traBe. @leid
gu Nnfana fiel mir cine 10 merflihe
Mbnabme meiner Sbmteraen auf,
bic BON Dem @%innebnten Der 8tner
berribrte, oaB ib fortfubr, bieielben
su nebmen, biz i'd flint Sbabtelr
aufgebraubt batte. Sd fam rubiQ
bas SDlgenbe erfldren: Sd er=
bielt mebr @utes bon beren Sc
braub, oils BON ireenb einem @ie=
rem : 6eilntittel, melbes td biSbel
periubt babe"
@rbdltlib bel allen Droeuiften
Breis so Gents. Softer Wiaburr
60. in Buffalo, sc. g., alleinigt
Mgenten fir bic Ser. Staaten.
@ergeBt nimt ben Man1en ODar
uno accepttrt teirt Subititut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-13
Cinderella Sdnb= Halait.


@ir linb pDrbereitet, unleren &unz
ben uno Dem Bublifum Die neueften
Sacons in alien Irten BON Shuben
fir 9anler unb M1do6en, 6erren
uno &naben 81 liefern. Wtr balten
unieren nDblbeariinoeten 6uf nur
Die beiten Gualitdten gu bieten aufz
rebt. Cute @aare nnb biIiee
Breiie bleibt ltetS unier WDtto. @er
elegantes uno aualeib beauemes
Shubperf gu tragen pinibt. Der
menbe iib on uns. Gin 8erluhsz
fauf miro Seoen ~iberaeugen, oaB
mir an Der Spite Der S6ubgei6dfte
iteben.
ginberenaS dub=B Safe #.
POI Nlamo 8laaa. Telepbon 5S5.