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Middletown transcript., 1912-01-13
M1DDLETOwN, DEL, JAN. Is, 1912
LOCAL NEWS

Snow.
Sippsry.
Leap Year.
Feed the birds.
Had your fall yei2
The coal man smiles.
Going doWn-thermometoT.
Ard still they are writing it 1911.
Wagons and Dearborns for sale.
j. C. GREEN.
The best steak, ,roasts, lamb aud veal, al
W. C. Jones'.
FRESH and SALT FISH at my store
at all times. W. G. JONES.
Wagons and Dearborns for sale.
J. c. GREEN.
Use "CrystaIoid Dairy Feed" Analysis
guaranteed at
Evans Echange Store.
Where's that weather prophet that pre-.
dicted mild, dry winter.
FOR RENT-House on East Main
street possession uiveu March 25th.
Apply to Mas H. V. V.PARvIs.
HIDES WANTED.-The highest
cash prices paid for horse aud COW hides.
W. G. JONES.
FOR SALE-A few choice White Rock
Cockerels. Apply to
S. F. SHALLcRoss
Odessa, Del.
Do not neglect your teeth; A little al
tentiou now may save you much pain ano
expense in the future.
DR.. j. ALLEN JOHNSON,
MIddletowD, Del.
WANTED--A farm on thirds. Have
my own help, and can furnish best OF
reference. Address. CHARLES NORTH.
Huckessin, De.
The Rev. William H. Hutchin will
preach in the Forest Presbyterian Church
on tomorrow at both the morning and
evening services.
The program for the New Century Club
on January 18th will be Faust" a story
of the opera. Al,o violin, vocal aud in
sirumentsl musical selections.
HIGH GRADE LEHIGH COAL, all
sizes ALWAYS in stock and under cover
Guaranteed free from dirt. Oak Wood to
fl the stove. Phone and 4S.
JESSE L. SHEPHERD.
HORSES CLIPrED-I wish to inform
tile public that l am prepared to clip |
horses in an up to-date manner on short /
notice. ]. a. GRASSLAND,
Middletown Hotel Stables,
FOR SALE-Locust, Chestnut, White
Oak and Cedar fence posts. Also shed
hitching and gate posts. Fire wood b
the load. M. MARSHALL,
FieldebUro, DEL.
FOUND Saturday evening, nes
Letherbury's hard are -tore, a pocke
book containing none, Owner can has.
same by calling on E. ii. Beck, aud pay
ing cost OF this ad.
After October first, the library hours
will be:-Tuesdays. 30 to 5; FRIDAYS, Z
to $50; Saturdays to 5. The library
will bp open on Tuesday evenings for
school children excl sivPly.
Unclaimed Letters-Ihe following list
OF letters remains unclaimed in the post
office for the week ending Jan 4th:
Miss Ida Bilue, Mrs. Matte Brown, Mrs.
lydia Jones, Miss Lizzie Kilsnn, Mrs.
Emma Pryer, Mr.. G-urge Andrews.
Geo. W. Ingram, Real Estate Agent, has
sold tor tile estate Of Judge Chas. B. Lore,
the fine farm known ss Lore ynod," to
J. c. Davis, Of Smyrna. This is one of the
incest homes in Delaware, containing 2Sl
acres. Consideration private.
Nothing is so bad a. wet feet and the
slush that's coming will give every body
not provided with High Top Shoes aud
Rubbers, just those same bad vet feet
&C ,ndyear's' finest rubbers on the
market-for sale at Fogel & Burstan. For
particulars and other news read their ad.
in this issue.
Middletown transcript., 1912-01-13
The Middletswn transcript
Mails Close as Follows.

Going North-7,25 a. m, 1905 am, 4.O5i p.m'
D. m. and p. M
Gong SOuth-S.UU A.m., 4l5 p. m, and pm
For Odessa-7.50 u. m., 6.SO M, llao r. H''
For warwick. Cecilton and Earlville s.2O a.
m, and 4.40 p. m.
Middletown transcript., 1912-01-13
NoTIcE-1IVIDEND

New CASTLE COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
OF ODESSA, JAN. Sd, 1912.
The Directors have this day declared a
Semi annual Dividend of Three and one
half per cent. clear of taxes, payable on
and after the 10th inst.
Jos. G. BROWN, Cashier.
Middletown transcript., 1912-01-13
Guardians Sale
Or
Real Estate

By virtue of and order of the Orphans
Court of the State of Delaware, in and
for New Castle County, made on the
Third day of January A. d. 1872, Kill be
exposed to sale at Public Vendue, on
Middletown transcript., 1912-01-13
Trustees Sale
OF
Real Estate

By virtue of an order of the Chancellor
of the State of Delaware, made the third
day of January, A. d. 1912, will be ex-
posed to sale at Public Auction or Vendue,
Middletown transcript., 1912-01-13
NOTIcE-DIVIDNED

THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK OF
MIDDLETowN.
Middletown, Del, Dec. 23d, 1911.
The Board of Directors have this day
declared dividend of THREE (3) PER
CENT for the last six months, payable
on and after January lst, 1912.
G. D. KELLEY, Cashier.
Middletown transcript., 1912-01-13
ROLLS OF HONOR
Townsend High School

townsend High School
The following pupils have attained al
average of 80 per cent. or better fol
the month of December:
10th Gfade-Slsie Ratledge, Reynolds
Hodgson, Florence Heinod, Roland
Reynolds
9Th Grade-Naomi Shockley, Norman
Hart, Elizabeth Staats, Ethel Money,
Reba Outten, Russell Townsend.
8.h Grade-Maryland Porter, Mary
Daniels, Dallas Hart, Nina Wilson.
9TH Grade-EIizabeth Richardson,
Marion Hart, Marion Reynolds, Virgil
Slant, Mildred Daniels, Wilson Lattomus,
Lee Marker.
9th Grade-Helen Reynolds, Reba
Riuenhouse, Lola Ratledge, Arena Stats,
Mary Staats, Miriam Hutchison, ,Christene
Slant, Alice Outten, Frank Collins, John
Timmons, Vincent McDougle, Fred
Heinold, Harold Money.
9Th Grade-Karlene Hart, Leilah
Money, Gladys Pollit, Corinne Outten,
Irving Hart, Jack Lyman, Margaret
Collins. Milton Graves.
4th Grade-Helen Pritchard, Edward
J. Graves, Leonidas McDougle, Grace
Money, Rebecca Bramble, Mabel Hartman
El zabeth ShOckley, Thressa Wilson,
Howard Curlott.
81 Grade Noble Naylor, Leroy Thomp-
son, Frances Graves, Maude Bramble,
Raymond Lamdon.
I'd Grade-Elsie Lamdon, Essie Curlott,
Ruth Thompson, Bella Levy, Helen
Levy, Milton Hart. Reuben Harmon,
Ella Rottenfusser.
lst Grade-Edna Reynolds, Elizabeth
MaIoney, Pearle Wells, Rose Budd,
Bertha Budd, Alton Guessford, Harry
Stats, Frank Naylor.
Middletown transcript., 1912-01-13
Right Now

Right Now
Come and get your choice
and the best in our Mid. win
ter Sale.
Suits
OVerCOats
Trousers
IA off
for cash and we are over
stocked on the fine grades of
Suits and Overcoats; they
will be no cheaper and our
prices have been low all sea-
son.
$50 now $22.5O
S25 now S18.75
$50 now $500
$14 now $11.25
and down to $40 grades now
$3.50
Big Values in
Heavy Underwear
Heavy Caps
Heavy Shoes
Rubber Boots
Rubber Shoes
all standard grades, new and
popular styles and most
moderate prices
e.; s:::s'' s::;''. MULLINS s.:';i'. e. S:;;i
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Odessa Public School

Odessa Public School
The following named pupils have made
an average of 90 per cent. or better for
the month of December:
10th Grade-Anna May Berry.
9Th Grade-FTances Davis, Grace
McLaury.
9th Grade-Pearla Harris, Blanche
West.
II, 7th 4 tn, Grade-Tsabella Smith, Helen
9Th Grade-oka Wallace, Mildred
Phillips, Helen Sparks.
9th Grade-Emily Webb, Dorothy
REYNOLDS. Joseph Kumpel.
4th Grade-Anna Duiin.
Sd Grade-RamOna Newman,
I'd Grade-Helen Magee Sarah Sscks
lst Grade-Clare Thornton, Anna
SacLs.
Primer Grade-Carl Morris, Helen
Muhlberger.
Middletown transcript., 1912-01-13
CURRENT PRICES
MIDDLETowN GRAIN MARKET

MIDDLETOWN GRAIN MARKET
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY s. B. FoARD.
Wheat-No. 2 S 80 Corn
No. ! Yellow, shelled go
Timothy Seed $50 cob 61
Clover Seed 1890 Oats ............... 65
MIDDLETOWN PRODUCE MARKET
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY W. t. CoNNELLEE
Eggs, per doz'.........:.................. 32934
Country Butter, per b............... 38SS45
Creamery Butter, per b....... so
Laru, per .....,..................-. 10@l4
1--we Chickens, per sfo................. l2916
Potatoes.................s................. rs
Middletown transcript., 1912-01-13
Administrative Sale
Of
PROPERTY

The undersigned will sell at Public
VeuduP. on
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-23

FOR SALE:-The l.. ii.
Flower residence, two
blocks east of the Metho-
dist church. Inquire of
Hrs. L. G. Flower, Roam
Oke, La. lap.
Paul W. Daniels, representing the Southern
Rice Growers Association was transactlng
business in Welsh Tuesday morning.
Messrs. Judge Harris, Ed. Conner and y. A.
St. German, Of Jennings were pleasant callers
in Welsh Friday evening, presumably coming
over to famiiarize themselves with the new
parish seat.
Messrs. Il. P. Howell, Streater and I. r.
Price prominent citizens Of Lake Arthur were
business visitors in Welsh Friday evening.
5 or 6 doses 666 will break any
case of Chills & Fever; and if
taken then as a tonic the Fever
will not return. Price Csc.
A. J. Findley. one Of the leading citizens Of
Iowa, was transacting business in Welsh
Tuesday. Mr.. Findley says the western portion
OF Jefferson Davis parish is unit in its sup
port of Welsh for the parish seat.
l. r. Price, clerk of the Jefferson Davis police
jury was up from his home in Lake Arthur,
tuesday, spending few hours looking into
the political situation in this locality.
1t is appointed unto
man once to die, but be-
fore that time arrives he
should protect his family
by having Wade E. Plau-
che write his Life Insur-
anCe.
Chas. Ryder was IA business visitor in Lake
Charles. Saturday.
Mrs. Case and little son Of Lake Charles,
came over Saturday afternoon for visit with
the formers sister, Mrs. John Babcock
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-23

Mrs. Henry Davis of Jennings, came over
last Friday to meet her husband who il rum
ming short order stand in A. B. Halls pool
room,
Mrs. Weatherfoot, who IL living at Bert
Ciark's plant was taken 10 New Orleans Satur-
day night on No. 8 for an operation. She was
accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Peabody Of
Jennings and Bert Clark.
Mr.. D. J. Dawdy of Findley Illinois, arrived
IN Welsh, Wednesday for a visit with his
daughter, Mrs. J. g. Carr and other friends.
yet our prices on indie
pendent repairs for Deer
ing and Mccormick Rice
Binders.
Southern r1ercantiIe CO.
Mrs. Aline LaTour was visiting friends and
relatives i'll New Iberia, Sunday.
Kansas City Southern city passenger, agent
MIR. Mustaln was transacting business here
Wednesday morni ne.
Rev. r. o. Mcclure Of Lutcher, La, who to.
gether with wife and baby. had been spending
several weeks visiting friends at Iowa, was a
Welsh visitor Wednesday
Don't forget the meeting of the
Southern Rice Growers Associa-
ton at the Welsh Aud forum,
Saturday, August Oath. Baseball
game in the afternoon.
Joseph Landry of Rice was transacting
business here Monday.
?. W. Kiplinger of lake Charles was guest
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, J. C. Kiplinger,
Sunday.
Mrs. W. P. Guidry of Rio, La. came over
Tuesday evening for visit at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Huckleberry.
Hon. John w. Lewis, candidate for
Congress from 7th Congressional Dis
trict will address the voters in the in
terest OF his candidacy, at the welsh
Auditorium on Tuesday, August 9th
at p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Benoit were visiting
friends in Gueydon. Sunday.
+. Romero and sons Arthur and Ambrose
went to Cade, La. Sunday, taking advantage
Of the excursion rates for days visit with
friends and relatives.
Ed Martin, of the firm of Martin Bros anG
Co. Of Welsh and Lake Charles pass through
here last Thursday enroute to New York tc
buy an immense stock Of fall and winter good.
for their stores at Welsh and Lake Charles.
FOR QUICK SALE-The N. W
IA Section 81, township 9, range
West. Calcasieu parish, Louisiana
The w H. Allen $50 acres, s miles
East of Lake Charles. Mail offers
ITO Box 1854, Blackwell, Oklahoma
Miss Matte Barnes of Lake Charles was the
guests of Welsh friends Sunday and return
ing home Monday, accompaniedhy Miss Anna
Durio sister of Mrs. A. Robin, of this city.
Miss Anna Durio of Arnaudville, La. wh
has been the guest of her sister, Mrs, A
Robin for several weeks, returned t. her HON
Wednesday, accompanied by her little nepheN
Lloyd Robin.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-23

Get our prices on indie
pendent repairs for Deer
ing~and Mccormick Rice
Binders.
Southern Mercantile CO.
C.E.Meyers, who has been spending
the summer IN New Orleans on account
of the i'll health of his wife and mother
the latter of whom Was buried two
weeks ago, came to Welsh Thursday
to order to register, returned to the
city Thursday afternoon.
Fred VOORHEES,, formerly of Welsh, but now
located in Lafayette, WAS greeting friends
here the first of the week.
Rub-My-Tism will cure you.
Mrs. Hubert and children went to Lacasine
Saturday to visit with Mr.. Hubert, who is at
work there.
Henry Block was guest of Lake Charles
| friends over Sunday.
F.A. Arceneaux returned from Lake Charles
Saturday where he had been on business.
Choice Alfalfa Hay for
sale at Jones Bros.
Morgan Wall, Of Lake Charles, came over
Saturday afternoon for a visit with his family
| Miss Alma Fontenot who had been spending
the past week visiting friends and relatives in
Lake Charlee, returned home Monday after
noon.
1T. Peck returned Monday noon from q
two weeks visit at Galveston.
| Choice Alfalfa Hay for
sale at Jones Bros.
Joe Mslloy was transacting business in Lake
Charles Saturday.
Mrs. P. Burgin and daughter, Lucille. OF
Natchez, Miss. spend few days this week 81
guests at the formers sisters home, Mrs. II
W. Howard of this city.
Messrs, P, J. Unkel and son, Leo, Adam
lMsttews, FLA. Arceheaux, ]. W. Narens, VIZ
Loyett and Chas. Jeter went to Crowley Tues
day to attend q meeting OF the Rice Growers
Association.
Miss Lena Arceneaux went to Lake Charles
Wednesday to attend the tesshers exsmina
ton.
i A. r. McBurney went to Lake Charles Tues
day evening, for visit with friends.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-23

Mn. and Mrs. A. G. shipman, old time Welsh
residents started Thursday evening for De.
casur. Illinois, for few weeks visit.
n. Smith is in New Orleans this week buy
ing large stock Of goods for 1.-THE Little
Store With the Big Bargains
Misses Helen and Marian Funk of Iowa
were guests of friends in Welsh Wednesday.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-23
FOR SALE CHEAP.

Complete Threshing Outfit, :
consisting of a p horse power Z
Carr Scott Engine in frst.class :
condition, in use now, and a :
So inch Advance Separator, :
good as new. Never stood :
out in the weather, and used :
to thresh little other than :
owners crop. A cypress water !
!, tank and tank pump. !
VIII sell on terms to suit :
purchaser, to resp IN slble ;
parties. !
! Enquire at Journal Office. !
a AAA AAa~ A%A$$<
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-23
Choice Alfalfa Hay for
sale at Jones Bros.

Mr. and Mrs, J. F. Tubbs and Miss Irene
Butler and Mr.. W. W. Fincher, were Lake
Charles visitor Saturday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Anthony Hebert and Miss Ella
Russell and Mr. Yelia Romero were guests Of
Eyangeline friends, Sunday.
Percy and Willie Barnes of Lake Charles
we're guests of Welsh friends Sunday.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-10
Sapt. Guntuab
VeiiHoet nd nidlt IN nnmittelbarer
0efabr
limb bat nad slngabe Der .Soipital.
ar5te ansiidlt ani Denefung.

3rob Der ilirftboren Sfmer5en,
inter oenel er 81 leioen bat. legf
Capt. ,,sat" GonipnD uoin Saluage
storps, cine geraoe5u beipunoerungs.
nertbe Hilbe imo 5apferfeit al Den
5aa. Shaleid iein gan3er aiifen,
9lrnc.. 8eiiht uno siopi NIT Brand
luunOen benett iino, erflaren Die 80.
ipitaidr3te nunmelr. bal, onnf Der
DorSilgIiteu uno fraitigen aonititu.
ton 0es lSdtieiten feiue lmmitteIbnre
Sebeusaefahr porIiegt uno oaB Serr
GouuaD gusliht anl 8eneillng bat.
Gr hatte cine 5Ienllid, iflehte 0adt,
0n er ruegen Der MiiferperIetingen
feline Gage finoen tnnnte, bic ibm Die
10 nothiae Hube brad3te.
Seiiie !S1uoe rme arnfe, ionic 8e.
ii6t uno Haden iino infolae pergranos
tpnnoen furhtbar angeihpollen unc
auf feinem Riidsn befinbst iit tein.
Steae, bon tuelher nidt bic 5aut abs
gstrtnrt iii. 5rau gonipan lpeilte biz
9an3e Ra6t am ardntenlager hires
Mdnnes. Ginsr Der erIten 8eiuher
geftern Wlorgen mar fSeueripehrhei
8untsr. SIN 2aufe oes 5aaes Iief,n
aus alien 5beilen Der gsp1lteruna ans
frogen mad Dem gsfinbsn oes goti.n,
ten Elm.
Die onbertu Bel eer Grploiion in
ben qnlagsn Der prsItsSe2ite Comp.
an Der Weit 8. apsnus perlest.n psrs
ionen hdtten idmmtlih cine quite Raht
uno iueroen alle geneisn.
gautommiFdr Rnpp natm asitsrr
bic anlags Der prefts Cs2ite Comp in
4ugenihein uno fano. bdB bic hintere
Wsaner our6 bic grpIoiion 70 fart Be.
ihdeist Duroe. oab ausgeDebnte Repaz
ratlren an oerislben pOrgenommer
psrhen miiiIen. Jerner funb .r, 6ab
bic Gede ni6t feusrIifer mar.
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Pokal-Derid)t
~. Wiftert
Meiignirt ale Witglicb Der gartfum.
million.
Srpin 81. arpbn iein 1adDfolser.

part.ommiiIGr William Gilbsrt re-
iignirie seiterH als WitgIiso Der part
.ommifion uno 5srr Srtpin W.
Erobn, Der prGiipent Der arobn.5shs
beimsr Co., murte on isiner Stsle bon
oem Biirsermeiiier erndnnt.
berr GiIbert mar felt Der 8riinouHa
Der pdrtiommiHion Elm Wlitslieo oere
ieIben uno ieine 5erren aollegen iaben
ibn nur uRssrH fhsibeu. iuie aus ben
ber5lit,tn Wprten gu h0rsn mar, bic
ibm pitfslbsn bel Ieinem uustritt pios
meien. Der nsus AommiIidr 6srr
arohn sehort su ben be'tbstannten iiins
aeren Deihdftsieliien Der Siaot uno
bat iteis reasn glntbsif on alien offents
ltten Jrdeen genommen.
Dix pdrttommiHdre tauften aeItern
bic neben ben Smitb uno sirbn sFars
men bel Golieee 6ia esIegeue 90 adtr
srobs aitireose 5arm uno Ihufen bas
ourh sinen 442 ader aroben Bart.
Der Gaufpreis tetrGet $4,000.
Uerfhieotne geiftperoen Iber riis
pelbaftes genebmen jinger gurifen in
ben Offentliten Darts puroen benz
giirgsrmeiiter our erlsbienng iiberpie.
len, oo bic pdrtbeboroe nihts mehr
nit Der polissilihen gsaufIidtigung
3u tbun bat. ),
Squire 5errid. bsr betannte gaums
fhulensgeiiber BON pries Soia, rsi4te
cine eigenibiimIihe 5orbsrung elm.
5errid perpadtste feline 8aumi6uIs
ouf grice 5il on Die geb6rbs, Die bort
junee 8diime uno Yflansen sos. Bel
Der. 8erpflanSung Der iuneen 8dume
nah ben psridieoensn itdbtiiden
parts blisb on ben Wurseln natiirlid
ettDas Grbe bGnsen uno bieie min 6srr
5srrid nun 5uriid baben ober eiu.
9srsiituns BON So pro Wassnldoung.
osrrid bershnet. bab er burh bic Der
pfI1nsung Der gdume niht peniger
ais 90 Waseniaounesn grbs psrlor.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-10
9sianeiflein als 8err1ther.

Die Gsteimpoli5iiten pflua uno
anohsnbouer perbuf!sten aeftern
4benn BEN "a Sabre alien Maihtnis
fttn Rrlnno Wifc, BON Ro. 1874 Gar
fitlb plaee, unb Ierrtsn oenIeIbeH
sunddbit ais psrbdhtis elm. Der Ges
fongtne piro belhulbiat, 6errn Wm.
Stone, bon Ro. 141 Of 4. 4penue.
INN cine goloens gaihenubr beftpblsE
gu babsn. Die Gthimpoli3iit,n fanben
ben gsftobIensn gbronometer in einem
pf1nbInDen, oeFsn gsFiBsr linen eine
&ihreibung bes Monnss gubsn,
lptlhtr bic llbr periebt bate. Die
gtfdreibuns pdBis auf Wijf, dnf ben
ii6 obntbin bersits Der Berbodt aes
INIT battle. bn er in Gtonss Office sIs
nen Gbtd einfaTirt bate uno fofors
ndb ftinem 1orieang bas gerf6pins
ben Der llbr. irelte nuf einem Quite
ptleeeH bate, entDedf ipcrben mar.
Oer pfunbiheiR iiber bic periebie ll6r
uurbs i'm Belize bss Getdnaeueu Dor,
aefuu1su.
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DDS mOOerne ce6ea i'll cine
anltrengung.
spnnptgritnh ab8emattete, nerrDie
Wsagner mno ssrauen.
Sie nenc ErGparatiOn bringt 5auieu.
oeR ojciuunbeit.

0as 6aiten, bic 2lufre9ung unb
4nitrengung De8 mobernen 2e6ens BAT
etn mpoernes Geioen bernorrufen. Die.
les mooerne 2eioen 1T Jterpeni6ndhe,
unb tDdbrenD Der lebten 3e6n Sabre
pat bteielbe iltb in Dieiem 2anDe iDie
Elm WiIofeuer perbreitet.
9ente lit Elm groBer gro3entTab Der
gepolterung, beionbers Die StaDt6e=
tpphner, nit PerbenfpGhe o0er etnem
~abgsipannten" 3uitanbe, nie eS oes
rtannt tDiro, be6dftet.
Die 5aupt> Spmptome bieies mo.
Dernen 2etbens iinb mangel an Sc.
benstroft uno @nergie, RerpoiitGt uno
Uta9enIetoen, i6tpader Riiden, ihLe6s
te 3trtulatton, geritopfung uno
Shlofloiigfeit.
Qltmooii1e Mtttel rpirtten ni6t
un0 es tpurDe be5baIb in guropa elm
neues Stdrtungsmittel eingefii9rt, Inn
pteies aetoen gu bebeben. Die U}ebiz
gin mar iogIeth pon Grfolq begleitet
uno Gin d6nltdes StGrtungsmittel
bate groBen @rfotQ in 0ieIem Qanoe
Guf3uDeIien. 8os 5tdrtuugsmittel
fptrb r5ona 8ita" gcnannt unD bat
obgsmattste 2eute idon na9 etniqen
Wohen pieber aufgebaut.
Stnb Ste Elm Cpfer DteIe5 miTera6-
len, obgematteten, HdIbtranten, immer
miibe fsienoen 3uitanDes?2 Stnb Gie
nerp6s uno njeoergeftlQgen? fyeblt
es Jhnen an @nergie uno S6attraft?
lBenn 10, oann Ieioen sic an Rtrpenz
IhDd6e uno Du8 WetIeIte, mas Sic
tbun tDnpen, tIt, oaB sic Iit BON
Sona Btta pteDer auf6auen uno 5bre
9eiunbbeit uno StGrte pieDer qe6en
Iafen, ipie es Bel tauIenoen 9lnoerer
getban. Sic tperben eritaunt Tein, pte
ihneu bisies mo0erne StGrtungsmitte[
Sic rpie neugeboren fubIen MAIDEN
tpiro.
iona 8ita" 1T in alien 2pot6eten
3u baben.
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Ferissal'Ts stiseH.

Die 9erlobung bon Jrl. GH6er
StrduB nit 5trrn Or. 5enrD
Gnslanber. pom 6ebrep Union
College. purbe aeitsrn betaEnt sese.
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