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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-02-08
WOMEN'S WORK.
VIII Have An Important Part In Y.
VI. &. 4. State Convention.

For the third time In the history
of the work Of the Kentucky Young
Mems Christian Association. there
will be held In connection with the
annual state convention AT Owens
boro. February 1919, a conference
for the womens committees of the
associations of the state. The con
ference will be held in the assembly
hall OF the association building on
Friday afternoon at $3.50 and will
be presided over by Miss Sue ID.
Scott. OF Lexington. Papers will be
presented by Miss Ora V. Leigh, of
Paducah. and Mrs. Lee Riker, Of
Harrodsburg. an informal discus
SION following each topic.
The greensboro women's commit
tee will entertain the delegates
while In the city. and a rate OF one
and one-thlrd fare has been grant
ed by all of the railroads OF the
state.
There are splendid indications for
a strong and representative confer
ence.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-02-08
Elected Directors.

Stockholders OF La Center, Ballard
county. held their regular meeting
yesterday and elected Mr.. II. II. Low
ing a director in place OF Mr., Il. w.
smith, resigned. The old board was
then reelected, being A, J. Bauer. G.
f. Jennings, S. t. Payne, Harry Mey-
ers, - Yeatch, and DR.. Rollins,
Oaieers were reelected as follows;
J. A. Bauer. president; S, 7. Payne,
vioe-presldent; c, Z. Jennings, sec
rotary,
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-02-08
OFFICERS ELECTED.
Mr.. A, X. Grouse Elected President
Of Queensware Company.

A meeting OF the directors Of the
Kentucky Glass and Queensware Co.
vas held last night and Mr., A. II.
Grouse, who has been manager for
sometime past. was elected president
and Mr.. Harry Fisher was chosen
secretary, The company Is doing a
big business and the past year was
a prosperous one.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-02-08

princess Chic" in Minneapolis, one
of the critics of that city dug deep in
TO etymology and published the re-
suit of his research, which concerned
the word chic. His conclusion was
that Kirke La Shelle, In naming his
dainty opera comique 1.-THE Princess
Chic" had builded far better than
he knew, Chic, according to this
critic, is synonymous with many ad-
jeetiyes of varied meanings, all Of
which in some way express an attrib-
ute of the opera or the Princess, as
Kirke La shelle conceives her, Tho
adjective Is derived from the French
and means dainty, alluring, yivaeious
delightful. Ii has a host of other
meanings, and even indicates natti-
ness and dress. Ii Is therefore an
interesting matter of speculation as
to whether Kirke La Shelle, himself
a finished philologist. understood at
the time how thoroughly and subtly
apropos the title for his opera would
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-02-08

Gus Vaughan. one of the princi-
Lals in "The Princess Chic" which
will be here Saturday. is not a stran-
ger in Paducah. He is the handsome
and talented barytone who was here
with the Wilbur Opera Co. two or
three years ago. He has since been in
some of the best productions in the
country, and his many friends in Pa
ducah will be glad to hear him again
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-02-08
Commercial Club Meeting.

The directors OF the Commercial
club will meet at the city hall
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock.
President Decker will have a num-
Der of matters to bring up. The mem
bership committee holds a meeting
this evening.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-02-08

The Il. T, Robards tobacco factory
is in operation at Mayheld where the
old Pegram factory was formerly To-
Gated. About 100 hands will be EN-
ployed in the manufacture of tobac-
co. Mayheld offered strong induce
ments to the company TO move there
from Henderson.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-02-08
Amounted "a Receiver,

y. T. Long, on motion of the di-
rectors OF the Beaumont Soap com
pany, of Mayfeld, was yesterday in
the Hickman circuit court appointed
receiver of the company and will at
once advertise and sell the plant.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-02-08

ID, +, Looney. of Mayaeld, was rs
years old yesterday, and Monday he
and his wife celebrated their golden.
wedding, they having been married
atty years ago in Nashville, He Is a
carriage maker and blacksmith and
has been living in Mayield So years.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-02-08
TheGtrioGy Notes

The return OF Arizona" TO the
Kentucky tonight will be almost In
the nature of "drst night" at that
theatre, for ARIZONA" will be rein
trodueed to Paducah wearing the adj
ded grace OF New York's second en-
thusiastic approval. When "Arizo-
ma" was first presented in this city,
Il had no such advantageous claim
to consideration. The more pleasure
then, TO remember that the people
and the critics accepted II with cor
dial welcome and outspoken favor
The play comes back with new and
elaborate inyestiture,
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-02-08

prove, or whether he just struck up
on It by accident. The big organi-
cation presenting 1.-The Princess
Chic" will be at The Kentucky for
matinee on Saturday and lovers Of
this form of entertainment have a
rare treat in store.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-02-08
Married In Graves.

Miss Cora Kinny and Dock Davis
we're married at the Catholic church
In Mayheld Monday. Rev. McNeill Of
heiating,
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-02-08
Tothe Most Popular Ladies
in PaduCah
A $3.50 Valley Gem Piano,
A Hand some Gold Watch
A HAndsom Umbrella

The most popular lady in Paducah will be
awarded the piano, the second most popular
lady will receive the gold watch and the third
the umbrella
The piano is now on exhibition at w. T.
Mier's music store. 1t is one of the best
pianos he handles and is sold for $3.50.
The watch can be seen on display in Nagel
& Meyers window.
Subscriptions in advan paid In March entitle you
TO just half the nr nber OF votes the amount Of
money paid in before March entities you to-
1t will readily be that the greatest amount of
voting will be done before March subscriptions
paid before that date ene the subscriber twice the
number OF votes the subscription paid in March
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-07-21

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pans. and relieving the system from the
facilitating drains, ulcers and inIiamma-
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Prescription paves the way for this
natural change to come In Natures way,
without the loss of capacity to please
Others or personal inability to enjoy life.
uYour .Favorite Prescription brought me
safely through that difficult period. called
change of life,'n writes Mrs. Mary Ensmin-
ger, OF 3A +. Ankeny St.. Portland, Oregon.
vThis change made a very unpleasant as
turbance through my entire system, L had
hot and cold flashes, sick headaches, became
excited, Illustrated, nervous ana irritable,
NV appetite was ftful and for days was
unable TO eat q fair meal. My aunt recon
mended me to try Dr.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scrintion and IL made a great change for the
better. Within two weeks the unpleasant
feelings had disappeared. Ihave a husband
and eight children SO have the care OF q large
family but was able 20 attend TO my house,
hold duties without any difficulty and passed
the period without any more trouble. L can
recommend your .Favorfte Prescription as
a grand medicine for women"
You may be willing that somebody else
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being ujust as good" but don't let them
substitute anything for rFavorite Pre-
scription." 1t is absolutely unequaled.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-07-21

more serious injury did not occur
Aside from this accident the day
was a success and enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. White rejoice
over the arrival Of boy at their home
Saturday last.
j. Ell. Robson, manager of the
Athletic Park, has arranged for a
baseball tournament for Friday and
Saturday of next week, July 70 and
20. The teams from Watertown,
Bookings, Madison, and Faulkton
will take part in the tournament. All
are good teams aud will put up good
games. This will doubtless draw
a considerable number of people.
Don't miss this tournament, if you
are a lover of the national game.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-07-21
THE INDEPENDENT.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
From an Around tire Town and
County.

j. r. Barrett is visited friends
at Vermillion this week.
Archie White is giving the Lewis
Sterr home a new coat of paint.
p. Jones, of Bancroft vicinity,
was a county capital visitor Monday.
H. Z. Sturgeon made a business
trip to Huron Thursday of last
week.
The Evangelical Sunday school
held a picnic at Lake Heney We'd
nesday.
Miss Alvina Rehfeld returned
from visiting friends at Aberdeen
Saturday.
H. Seaman, of Highmore, was "a
guest of the Mrs. NJ. A. Warren home
over Sunday.
j. Fl. Hubbard departed for
C~astlewood Monday to accept a posi-
ton in the bank.
Vincent Sherwood went to Sioux
Falls Monday for a visit with rela.
tiyes for a few days.
George Bauer, living in Spirit
Lake township, unloaded a new
threshing rig Monday.
Charles Larson came up from
Madison Saturday to spend a few
days with De Smet friends.
Mrs. George Buck, of Lake
Preston, visited al the j. Il. Hail
home a couple of days the first of
the week.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mike Evans has been quite seriously
i'll for several weeks past and is still
in a serious condition.
Mrs. Rumbaugh departed Tues
day evening for Sioux City where
she will visit relatives until about
September lst when she will return
to this city.
Miss ANA Rolph, the lady who
held the position of trimmer in Mrs.
G.. NJ. McReynolds millinery store,
departed Monday for Lyman county
where she will spend some time on
her claim.
w. III. Voss, of Manchestes VI,
entity, was in the city Monday on
business, Mr.. Y. reports crops in
good condition in his locality. Iu
fact. everyone there is feeling jubi-
liant owe the prospects.
The S. l.. Root store building,
which has been occupied by Mrs.
Metropolis for the past year, is
now under lease to another party
who expects to open up a stock oil
dry goods and ladies' furnishings in
the fall.
&C. G.. Johns went to Lake Poin
settle Wednesday with a water tank
for the purpose of hauling a load Of
sseed" fish to Spirit Lake. r.. j
Armstrong, Jas. Donaldson, and
some others spent several days in Sc
curing a stock of the desired kinds
Miss Nina Sasse's music class a
Hetland will give a recital on Fri
day evening, the 18th, at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. NJ. III Egan, in thai
village. There are twenty, thre'
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-07-21

members in the class but there vii
only be ten numbers on the program.
States Attorney Warren was al
Oldham Monday on legal business.
Mrs. G.. NJ. McReynold's millin.
cry stock is in the hands of the sher-
iii by virtue of a writ of attachment.
DR.. Denman is defendant in the &C.
ton.
The Evangelical people gave
their pastor. Rev. Strutz, and wife
a surprise Tuesday evening. Ice
cream and cake We're served an d the
evening enjoyed by all present.
Mrs. Thos. Garry, from north of
Lake Preston, departed Monday for
tie hospital at Rochester, Mimi,
where she expected to undergo an
operation. Mrs. Ryan accompanied
the lady.
Miss Mamie Lyngbye is visiting
friends at Huron. She intends spend
ing three Of four weeks in that local
ity. Miss Mamie recently inished
a successful term of school near
Arlington.
w. NJ. Corcoran, of Volga, was
the city Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. G.
would like to purchase an elevator
in this locality for the purpose of
supplying his mill at Volga with a
sufficient quantity of wheat to keep
it running to its fullest capacity.
The box car depot has been
moved from the old depot location
to the west end of the new struc
ture. The moving took place Mon.
day and for several hours Agent
Stimson had his telegraph instru-
ments and a limited amount Of of
flee fixtures on the end of the cul-
vert east Of the walk.
Attorneys Chas. z. Warren aud
+. +. Green were at Iroquois Tues
day to try a case in justice court.
Fred Rusch sued LeSeuer township
for damages sustained by reason of
a defective culvert which caused
water to back up over part of his
land. Mr.. Warren represented the
plaintiff and Mr.. Green the defend
ant. The matter was declared a
draw by the jury. A new trial was
held yesterday.
The transfer of the G. S. G. Full
Ter stock Of merchandise to the Nal
lery Mercantile Co. was completed
Tuesday. This is the deal mention
ed some time ago, which was delayed
for some cause. The new firm has
leased the Fuller building and will
open up for business at a later date,
Before opening the store the interior
will be cleaned and painted, and the
stock rearranged and enlarged by
invoices of new goods. Since writing
the above it is learned that the
opening will occur on Monday, July
24th. See advertisement elsewhere
Yesterday the contract for the
erection of the new two story bricl
building for the Bank of Lake Pres
ton was awarded to Joseph Kreitin
ger, Of Springfield, MINI. The con
tractor, announces that work upol
the excavation will be commenced
next Monday aud be expects to have
the structure completed before tn,
severe winter weather zones We
have inspected the plans fos the new
building and congratulate Messrs.
Mills e Lloyd upon their determin
alton to construct at once. 1t will
of course, be located on the corner
! purchased for that purpose and the
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-07-21

q ttrac c.
Such
are largely
warranted by the
effects which this
change produces In
many women. But
no woman need let
these fears fret her.
Those who have
used DIR. Pierce's
Favorite Prescrlp-
ton do not suffer
from the change
of life either in
face, form or feel
ings as do other
women. This fact
is due to the in
innate connection
OF the general
health with the
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-07-21

When life's autumn comes, women, worn
out by the burdens Of moth5Thood, Jet
shrink from that second vchange OF life"
which will Danish these burdens forever.
They fear a change in form, in feature, In
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-07-21
H. S. Rowe, of Bryant, vas a De
Smet visitor Wednesday.
ADVERTISED Letters.

Advertised Letters.
The following letters remain nm
claimed at the De Smet postofice:
Frank Stout
Francis Stout
Miss Sadie Sandals
Geo. Rogers
John Haw
Mallory A. Kent,
When calling for the above please
say advertised.
ID. w. Wilmarsh, p. M.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-18
fSran ). q. McrfcS crlcioct Den
Slammcntpe!

Gin cntiebliGer llnfaQ creigrete
fid) am 6rcitog NadJmittog gcgcn
bol6 3 llbr in Der NoDntrg ocs
Serrn 5. y. Mcrfcs an Der II. uno
Sadlon StroBe. 6rau Wcrfcs mar
bomit ~beidditigt Tarofiine 3t ifmel-
5cn, nelhas tic bcim Ginmad)en por
SriidJten pcrlpcnoen moltc, ais lbre
&leiber oili irgenb cine @eiie 5ener
iingen. SIN gtu gIid Die Scoanerns'
1pertbe elmer lcbenocn 6eucriuille ulto
in ibrer @cr5meiilung lief lie ms
Sreie, poburdj Die Slomnrn MIR
nod mebr ongciad,t murbe,. SEER
Mcrfcs, mclGcr chen ans elmer Bar
bierititbe in Ger No6c ieincr Wnb-
1itng 5l,riidfcbrtc, elite ibr iofort ST
8iilfc ur6 rib ibr Die brenncnocn
&leiber bonn Scibe, nobel er lclbIt an
SanGen ur1o Nrnlen 'hrrdlide
@rarbmlmDcn crlitt. Ger aorpcr
Der ornnen SSrou bot, nofbcm Die
brenncnDcn &lcibcr cnticrnt maren.
einen cnticblidcu Nlnblid. Son
&opf bis eli 6cn tSilBcn mar lie form-
lid nit @ronhmunDen bebcdt n1O
lit ruiogliG,e SdJmcr5en. Ier5tlid)e
SiiIic mar iogleid 5str StcQe, aber
trobbcm iih ncbrere Ier5te nm ibr
2e6en bsmiibten, itorb lie Inn 9:20
1lbr Aben0a, nadJbem lie nod BET
Dollem 9emuBticin Die IF. Sterbe-
faframcnte e~mpiongcn botte. Sic
8eritorbene, gcborene Woria aiein.
idmiot, crreif)t2 Elm Sitter bon 33
Sabren u;o mor cine dliberit be-
Iiebte &erionliffcit. Sic binter-
I1bt ibren 8otten unb 5pei &inocr,
fopie cinen @ruoer unO cine Sfme-
fter. Sas N%egrGbniB fanO am
Mfontog Msorgen I'm 8 llbr bon Der
ct. Wariens&irfe aus, allf Dem
W2t. Galparp-@ ottesader itatt. Mtoge
fie ruben in 6rieoenl Gem 10
ifrper getroiienen 6reunoe Wterfes
nnb Ben iibrigen Sinterbliebenen emit
bieten mir biermit uitier ber5li6Ites
geileio.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-18
Sic Smbmamer Sangcr

bo6en iib bel Der %golOcnen Subj
ldums 6eier bes Srecporter @eiaitg'
uereins in peril. @odlc groBcs Sob
gcbolt. go idrcibt ). .. ein Core
iponbcnt Ser ySa. S~taats5tg.":
nSrau &eritis BON Tlibualie, Sa.,
gab cine grapour-2 eiitung Der Irie
aus @olirobs ySonigin bon Saba.
Gin. ME enoerwoQe1bcr NprlauS
smong Die groBortigc Giinitlerin 81
elmer 3ugobc. Sic lang Dos Siebcs-
3aiibcrlieD bon Mcper : Sclmnno.
@atte Sral &cuitis Jest ifon Die
Screen slaer nit Stllrm erobert, 10
gcltoitete lid. ibr 9liiitrcten i'm
Gbenb.G concert 81 elmer mabren
annit.T Concentration ibrerieits unb
oos Yublifum rauihte ibr einen
ominoien @eifaaslturm cntgegen,
Der fem Gnoe nebmcn molIte.
Sn oieier ihonen Summer: Ser
5uitberiid)e S%pielmnnn", Denies Der
Gilbliqlie M1nnerdor iein por5iiglid)
gcldultes aonnen, bos mn 81 flar
ron Der Snteaigen5 i,nb Der Siif)tig-
felt ocs 3irigentenL Scrrn @al5,
iprad)."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-18
Sic burlington" .8a6m

untcrbGlt elm idoncs Bureau in
635 Main Strabe, nm ibren Sum.
Den Musfunft 81 geben nnb Sabenl
bei5uitebcn, Der auf cine Heiie relief
tirt. Gs lobnt lid bel ms enquire.
ten. gac Sragcn wer6rn ireunolid
beantlportet. ~
~llnierc 3iige limo cIcftrii6 belciid).
tet iulb berii6ren aae miftigan
St1bte BON ben groben Seen 81 Den
Seliengebirgen. lie Burlington.
2inie ldift Den fiihlcnben Miiiiouri-
nnb Miiiiiiippi.SluB entlans. Sra.
oct Cure 1reun6c, Gle uniere Tienite
iGon beaniprnd)tcr.> Sic maren i'm.
mcr 5uiricOengcitcat.
$. %. Sheis,
Stdbt. Yaiiagicr. nno Sidct.a 1ent.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-18
Ginc 5ram iibcr Glmbr oamcn".

3uerit ioQ Die Srau iid Inn ibre
SGilsliffeit fiinrmern inb fiir Dos
Slid unb Wobl ibrer glrgeb0rigcn
lorgen, unb menn ibr 0ann nod
MiiBe iibrig bleibt, mag lie iid nit
oQgcn1einer @eltoert ciicrung nbges
ben. - 9ies mag pielan unierer me.
0ernen Graucn engberSig unO be.
i6r1nft oher ip%iebbiirgerlid erldei-
ncil, aber Die Srauen, Gle nnf Die.
lem 8%runoiob leben uno banoeln,
linD mobl meiitcns before Srauen,
offs jena. Die i~ortmG6reno aui Dem
ariegspiabe iinb, I'M nnbercn lire
sum Sbeil peridrobencn unb abge-
idmaften Sheen mo Sbeorlen auf.
5u5wingen.
81 ienen ipicbbiirgerlid)en Sralen
nit Den nltiranfiid;cn @niid)ten ge-
bort altd Die Srnu 2orrabee, Die
Satin Des irii9ercn 0ouperneitrs
bon Soma in Glermont, cine wiir6ige
Matronc, Die sfpdr ebenialIs fir lire
Ger Siilfe bcSiiritigcn Mitmcniden
tD1tig lit nno ibnen lire Gage ange-
nebm 81 mnd)en iud)t = wie II. u.
ole id)one Grgel bereiit, Die lie fiir5.
lid auf Der notwithstanding foitite
ltnb Der VeiieruHgaanitalt in Gloora
sitm 0clfenf gcmoft bot, Die
aber trosbcm nid]t ibrc 6amilie per-
nad,ldiiigt.
8or einigen Sagen, ols a1h cine
9ln5abl be%rporrngenoe Gfuf. Iraien
lid in Ses Woincs aufbielten, be.
fanb iih aiib sSrau 2orrobce IN Der
Staatsbauptitobt. Gin 3eitmngs.
mann, Der permutbete. Oab lie cbcn-
faGs in Soden CIR Sranrn : 9epe-
gnng oortbin gefommcl, lei, begam
nit ibr cin Gciprod.
.9tein", iuate Iron 9orra6cc,
.nein, if bin feline alsli ciirige Club
Sran. Sebcn Sic. nit elmer sSn-
Mile bon iieben ainbern miirbe es fir
mid gan5 ummoglid gcueien iein,
mid, itarf al oerartigen geitrcbun-
gen 5u betbeiligen, iel5it wenn i) =
10 fiigte Tie nit l1dclnSer Scrnei-
guna bin5u = grobcs 0eiaacn oar.
an bate.
I'D tabe burdaits nidts aegen
@omen'S Clubs. 6iir cine Srau,
Die 2lit ooiiir Eot, lit es ia gang
rcdJt, iid ibncn au5uihlieben. Mandlc
CIR Clubs iinb un5meiielbait nod.
thcilig. anbcre bagegen iinO better.
I'd bcnfe ober, Dab Die critic @ilidt
elmer 0ram ibrem Scim, ibrer ia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-18
&Ietn ereWad1rtGten aus St60t
uno 1lmae8eno.

Gem bodym. gatcr &noppiteit
bon S%pringbroof, Soma, mi,rbe be
ieiner Hiiffebr pom eiiter mc3r.
monotlid)en guroporeiie bon ieircr
Yforrfinbern Gin Ger5liGcr Gmpianl
81 Sbeil.
Srou Sores bat jest cine pollt
Iiismobl BON nei,en Tumen- I'M
&inOer-&iiten Der n%aerlesten Mooe
melde Tie 81 mabigcn Greiien Der
fault. 2aoen: 1926 Glap StraBe
Ger ,Serltid . Imerifaniiht
1reB-@erein bon Soma, SiiO-G afotc
unb 9%tsbrasfa" miro feline Finite
jdbrli6e 8%eriommlung bonn %. biz
gum "a. Septcmber in Clinton, Sa.
abbalten.
IS. g. Granten, bentider sfbno'
fat uno Notar. 3imlncr 4t3 Office
@ebGnbe 8. uno Main.S trate.
Mittpof Nad)t wurbe in oe,
DiientIifen 8ibliotbef einsebro6er
mo @ertbiafen I'M getragc por
$4,000 ~entlpenbet. Die Gicbe bot
ten Die Sdeiben zines Seniters i'm
2eiesimmer eingebriidt luno parer
10 IN bas Snnere gelangt.
Sic Ingeitellten bon Ore
gGfereien Der StnOt, Die nod nid)1
Die Sagorbeit eingefiibrt bobet, leg.
ten perfloiiene @ode Die Ir6eit ME
Der. Sic anberen @Gfereien bleiber
bon Dem Streif unberiibrt, neil Die
ieIben id,on lan9e tagsiiber arbeiten
gm Gienstoe, ben If. Srli
feierten Serr iino Srau @iainm
Sfumm i'm areiie ibrer &inoer mi
Gnfelfinoer lire golbene Sof5eit
Gem Seite pobnte inter Inberer
audi Srau o, s. Gornelicn nno God
ter bon Davenport, Soma, bel. GaS
GbCpaar lit a1gencin beliebt uni
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