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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-09-11
News Nuggets
National News Association)

(NatiOnal News Association)
NEW YORK, Sept. 11.-Because
James Lang, of this city, refuses to
do the cooking, his wife, Mrs. Mabel
Lang, has left him.
NEW YORK, Sept. 11.-Dr. Yep
paniah Hopper, professor OF politi-
cal economy, has begun his seventy
first year as teacher in the
schools here.
DUNDEE, Scotland, Sept. IL
Sir James Donaldson, in his ad-
dress to the British association for
the advancement of science, assert
ed that all spelling books should be
burned.
BOSTON, Sept. IL In an ad-
dress here ex-senator Frank ]. Can
non. of Utah, declared that Mass
achusetts is under the domination
of a Mormon King who has his
throne at Salt Lake City"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-09-11
Quick Strength to
Nerves-$1 Box Free

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Alcohol, Opiates or Mineral Drugs.
The day of temporary stimulants for
nerve-weakened men and women is
gone forever. Narcotics and intoxi-
cants for this purpose have had their
day. Science, always to the rescue, has
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-09-11
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Wade's Golden Nervine is sold in
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Co.
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An1uSenentS
THEATRICAL CALENDAR.
Gennett Theater,

Gennett Theater.
Sept. 11-Julie Ring in THE Yankee
Girl"
Sept. 12-Oryille Harold.
Murray Theater.
Observation-Disclosures and Night.
Sept. 22-CarI Morris.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-07-04
Cake is Good Eocd.

That cake is a concentrated food
the average slice containing practi-
cally as much food value as enc and
one-half glass of milk, is the opinion
of Prof Alva B. MilEm, of the domes
| tic science department, at tee Oregon
agricultural college, in the first of a
series of scientific articles en- Fact
ors Affecting the Economic and the
Dietotic Value Of Foods in the cur
rent number of the Journal OF Hcme
Economics.
"When an article of diet comes into
as general use as cake, the factors
affecting its economic and dieteti;l
value as well as its quality justify
study" says Miss Milan. "There is
lack of definite knowledge of these
factorsh and inadequate means Of con
trolling the conditions The purpose
of the study was to show the effect
of varying the kind and fern OF in
gradients on the quality, the cost, ant
the economic and dietetic value of
cakes.
1.-The work was carried out on a
typical whole egg aid butter cake,
one of fine grain and fine texture"
Among the interesting points in the
paper are the following: The cost Of
cakes may be reduced, from the stand
point of time consumed in the mix
ing by melting as well as Dreaming
fat used-a saving of half the time of
mixing. The best cakes are made by |
the use of the fine pastry flours al /
though good cakes may be made with
bread flour. The high gluten con-
tent in bread flour is undesirable in
lakes. The form of sugar used graf
y affects the quality of the cake with
title effect on the cost. Powdered
sugar is most easily and thoroughly
mixed in the solid state. Cakes of
is good quality are obtained by using
VAR as by using milk, either
whole or condensed. When water is
lsed the cake costs one and one
lalf cents less than when milk is
lsed but the food value is also de-
reased. Eggs are essential, serving
IS leaving agents and influencing
he flavor, texture, grain and food
alue. If fresh powders are used a
airly good cake may be made with
isiccated eggs if fresh ones are not
valuable. Reducing the amount of
utter in the standard 2-cup flour
eceipe, from three-fourths to half. a
up of butter, the food value is lower
d but the quality seems improved. If s
ne cakes are not eaten warm, lard G
Institutes that are fresh may be
sed instead of butter.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-07-04
LOWER PhYETTE VALLEY;


Tho 4. s.. U. ladies met at the
home Of Mrs. Slisa Carter last We'd
Lnesday afternoon. The afternoon
was spent in sewing and conversation
Refreshments were served by the
hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs, ID. ID. Mackintire were
the guests at the home of Clarence
Friedman Saturday night.
George Windler of New Salem, N.
Das is visiting at the home of John
Oster. Mr.. Windler has been looking
over the valley and is very much
pleased with it.
Mrs. Elmer Lattig went to Star
"wednesday, to spend the 4th with
her sister, Mrs. Trail. e F
Mrs. C. p. Lattig attended the
Chautauqua at Boise one day last
week.
August Young went to Pocatello
with a car load of cherries Saturday
Geo. Shirtleff is in Bose this
week disposing of his new potatoes
and cherries.
Mrs. Silas Carter left Saturday for
LaGrande, Oregon, where she will
spend a couple of weeks visiting
with her mother.
Miss Carrier had the misfortune of
breaking bone in her left arm last
Thursday while picking cherries. The
ladder collapsed letting her fall re-
ceiving a broken arm and many bruis'
es Dr. Crouch set the arm which
is getting along very nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Friedman and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Suplee spent Sun
day at the home of Chas. Miller.
Grange was well attended last FRI
DAY. number of visitors were out
from Payette to see the work OF
the new degree team. A team of
twelve young ladies put on the work
with credit Eight candidates were
initiated.
There will be a neighborhocd pic
ME in Garland's grove on the 4th
of July Everybody is cordially in
vited to come and bring your well
filled basket.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-07-04

Henningsen. An enjoyable time is
reported.
Mrs. Ressay Gilbert is now living
on her homestead near Sand Hol-
| low. "
Miss Marie Henningsen has been
on the sick list the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Diderichsen
spent Sunday at the Blind home near
Fruitland.
Pansy Allen entertained a few OF
her friends and schoolmates at her
home Sunday the occasion being her
birthday.
Mrs. Smith is on the sick list this
week. ~ III en
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartman of New Ply
mouth were Sunday visitors at the
Geissler home.
The Valley Sunday School has
been closed for the summer seasons.
The training class meetings, howe err,
will continue. The next meeting wi /
bic on Tuesday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Wylie. All
who are interested are invited to at
tend. t# SIC
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-07-04
DISTRICT NO. 6
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L
Mrs. Robert Ludwig and daughter
Mabel, of Indian Valley, spent few
days last week with friends in this
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker were
Ontario visitors one ady last week.
Miss Lucy Asmussen is spending
the week at Crystal, with her cou-
sin, Miss Lydia Young.
Glen, the infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mounie Olson, has been very
ill with spinal meningitis. Mrs.
Olson, also, has been i'll, but both
arc better at this W.. ing.
Mrs. Max Gerlach entertained a
number Of friends at birthday par
ty last Thursday afternoon. The
time was pleasantly spent in play
ing games, music and conversation.
Later, ice cream and cake were serv-
ed. Following were those present:
Rev. and Mrs. Heggemeier, Messrs.
and Mesdames Strohbehn, Carstens
and Ashley; Mesdames Casberg, Cor
nelson, Creswell, Sick, Klingerbiehl,
Paulsen, Hansen, Diedrichsen and
Asmussen; the Misses Rosa Stroll
behn, Emma Carstens- and Marie
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-07-04
THE rUBERcuLiN TEST.

! Consumption in animals is vastly
different in external symptoms than
it Is in the humansfamily. In the lat
ter, the, patient, usually, has cough,
becomes thin, pale and weak. This
condition is due to the fact that a
person usually has the pulmonary or
lung form says E. T. Baker, veterin-
arian at Idaho Experiment station.
Animals, on the contrary, swallow
most of their nasal secretions and are
more frequently affected with tubercu
losis of the bowls This is one of the
reasons why an animal may have the
generalized form of consumption and
still be in the best of flesh. Another
source of danger is in the manure
which contains the germs, and when
cows are not kept clean, small parti
cles of manure get on the udder,
fall into he bucket during milking
become dissolved and infect the milk.
The one diseased COW, APPARENTLY in
the best of health. may cause the
milk from the whole herd to be
dangerous to both man and animals.
To detect these consumptive cows
was impossible, with very few excep-
tons until the discovery of tubercu-
lin by Robt. Koch about twenty years
ago. Tuberculin is brownish colored
liquid, made by growing the germs in
blood or broth for considerable
length of time, then killing them
with heat, filtering the residue and
diluting to a certain strength.
It is absolutely harmless to the ami
NAL.
In making the tuberculln test, the |
takes the temperature OF |
The cattle be tested at stated
intervals until time to make the
nypodermic injection of tuberculin.
At about nine or ten o'clock the tub
srculin is injected under the skin
n front of the weathers. Antisep-
lie precautions are observed, although
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-07-04

For Sale Cheap for Cash-one
team weight about 1000 lis. one team
about 230O both are broken also two
and quarter wagon almost new, light
spring wagon with pole and phills
two sets Of heavy harness, disc har-
row, a racker, ). foot furrow 1910 inc
plcw, two sets of double trees, log
chain. Call at ArnouId Auto Co. or
Enterprise Fig. Co.
1t F.. Arnould.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-07-04
PACKING HOUSE FOR SALE
OR RENT

The Payettc Bench Melon Growers
Association offer for rent or for sale
their large Fruit Packing. House with
basement and grounds. siteatel at
Eifre, one mile North OF Fruitland'
Sealed bids will be received up until
noon Saturday August 3rd 1912. All
bids and requests .or fzrther infor-
nation should be addressed to the
Secretary. All bids placed in separ-
ate envelopes and marked as scch
will not be opeled until August Bird.
The Board Of Directors reserves tn
right TO reject any or all bids.
PAYETTE BENCH MELON GROW
Frs ASSOCIATION, Ltd.
26t5 H. E. Smith, Secretary.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-07-04
.attle are wonderfully resistant

cattle are wonderfully resistant tc
pus germs.
Eight hours after the injection oil
the tuberculin temperatures are taker
every two hours for at least ten
hours or until about four o'clock in
the afternoon If the temperature ris
two degrees after injection the ami
NAL is called "reactor" and is con-
sidered to be consumptive.. 1t
requires considerable skill and exper-
fence to make an accurate test and
many factors have to be taken into
consideration. Other methods o. tes--
ing have been used to a limited eX-
tent but at the present time the a
bove described test is the one gener-
ally used.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-07-04
GERMAN EVANGELICAL CHURCH

Corner Fifth Ave. NJ. and 4th. st.
Sunday School at 10 A. M.
Preaching at IL A. M.
Services in English every first
and third Sunday in the month at
8 p. NJ. All are welcome,
o. w. HEGGEMEIER,
Pastor.
For Sale.-Empire Cream Separa-
tor cheap. j. d. Baker.
Payette, Idaho.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-07-04
REDUCED RATES FOR FOURTH OF
JULY 1912.

Very low rates have been author
lied for the sale of round trip ticke's
account Fourth of July. See Agent
for further particulars.
G. F. Johnson, Agent.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-07-04
For Rent

Furnished room in modern house
Inquire Of C. B. Compton.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-27
Weitere 6nn)ibnten
esir oas Amt bes Sdnlimprrinten.
benton bonn S6nlratbsfpms
mittee pDrgelaoen.

Tns Sonoerfomntittee oes Gdyul.
ratbs, bos beouitragt tpor0en lit, nadj
elmer geeigrleten Herionlidfeit fitr
bas Amt oes Sdiiliiiperintenoerten
llmlf]au 81 balten bat 5n elmer dit'
morgen Rahmittag anberaurntenSls.
ing ipiebcr perlfieoene aan0tonten
fiir bas 9lart porgeinoen. Is fino Die
les Die Serren s. 6. SotdfiB, Sfrll.
superintendent in glfron. O.; 3efan
SeurD O. 8iaiams BON Der Sbioer
llniperiitat In gltbens, g, nno Gefan
Sarrp Wtinnif bon Der 9tormolihule
in Grioro, 8.
Gas aommittee belt aud) am ge'
Itrigen 9tohnittag eiHf Sisung ab,
in ipclfRr elm getperber nm od5 Intt
in Der gerion BON .Serrn Sugo 0ie.
mer, Dem 2eiter oes ssngenIeur. De.
partements bes Stddts college BON
Tenniplpdnien sugegen mar. Serr
Giemer gab oem 8ommittee cine aus.
fiibrlife Sdiloering iiber ieinen
@erbegong. Gr lit befanntlifl eitl
Gincinnatier aino, Elm Sohn oeg
berItorbenen 5srrn Diemsr, Der lanss
Sabre ais 2ebrer oes 9elltihen an
Den bieiigen 6ffentIit)en S6ulerl
nirfte. Serr Tiemer nbiolnirte bier
Die 8oobrparb 5ohifulle uno biloete
iih Damn gum Stenograpben aus. SSil
oieier Gigenlhait fnno er BET einer
hieiigen Sir,na geihdftigung un0 ab-
folpirte bann einen pieridhrigen Jnges
nieurfurius an Der Sbioer Staats-
uniperiitdt in Columbus. ytah Gin,
eirmati 3uriifQefehrt, fan6 er eine
anitetluna bel Der gullod 60. unr
unterrihtete gleih3eitig an Der gounl
Dteu's gbriItlan 9liIoeIation, um oanu
eiEen 8uf ON Die llniperittat in
Greensboro, R. g., 5u folgen, no er
ais 2ebrer i'm SSngeuieirO Oeparte.
ment thdtig mar. stebnIid,e Steaun,
gen batte er 6anr fpdter OH Der
Stadtsuniperiitaten in Midtgm uni
in aanias, biz er Dor nlurutehr fiini
,sohreu iein gegentuartiges amt oil
trat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-27
Der 0einter
6at aeitcrn in Cincinnati ieine Bill.
tenfarte abgegeben.

Der g8inter bat iih geneloet uno
Gle fiible 1ertperafur, na6 fpeId,er
sSeoermonn nod Dor iDentgen Bod)en,
ia Dor ipenigen Eagen ieuf3te, tit
nun. sur Stelle, ober e3 lit iebr frag-
lid1, Oh oieier pIoslide 8itterungs-
unidIag nit GROCER 6reloe begriiBt
Dliroe.
Ter umihlag fam etluas 5u unber'
bofft nno mohte fif oaber IN iebr
inangeflehnler Weiie be1erfbar. Ter
3emperaturitur5 trat IN Der geltrigen
Haht ein uto gcItern ytorgen paret
lleber3ieber. pie man auf Der g0rle
su iagen pflegt nitarf 8efragt". 0as
RottenpuIuer tpuroe aus Den Wdr-
meipenoer,t ansgeflopit ltnb Der pene.
trante aGlnpfergerutL Der iih ge'
itern Worgen in Der StraBerrbabn.
fpagen benerfbar uafte, berpies, odB
faft gsiemdno 8elegeubeit gebabt
hattie, Die lleber5ieber no Rantel 81
Iiiften.
Tie 5elnperatur fieI 6nnn i'm 2alt'
fe oes abenos nod lpeiter iIno Dte
BON Der bieiigeu 9tnbesuettertuarte
periifRrt miro, oiirite oieie fiible
g8eae nod einige Sage anbolten. Ter
gegenpdrtige leifte tSroit lit, iibri'
gems Der friibeite ,SrOit, BEN Gincin'
natl felt AZ 'aSnbren, iorpeit tuie oie
5tatiittf Der bieiigen Dettertparte 3lt'
rldgebt, erlebt bat. Be1pobnlth itell'
te iih Der erite sSroit INN ben 20. Of
tober Elm unb ip4hreuo Der Derfloiie'
nen i2 2Sabren mar er 5Ipeimal fritber
oo, absr audi banH erIt am 30. Stp'
tember. 10 baB biGer @iuter einer
neuen oReforo" geftsaifen bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-27
Grunoeisent6uat u. Yauten.

SIN itdotiIten gdunmt tpurben esz
itern bic foisenben 8dusrlaubnibs
iheine srrpirtt: =. q. 8rint, einit6fis
ges Wpbubdus an Der Roiempnt nabe
Der Glentpap 2tpsnus; $4,000; u. 8.
Qeibolo, anbertbalbit0diqes Wobns
bdus an Der Wlt. Sope Roao nabe Der
8uibnsa QDenue, $24O0; R. &c 8.
Miite.ino, Observation-Disclosures Wobns
baus an Der Glepelanb 4penue na5e
Der Renbing Roab. $4,000; GopIe
Realm Co., 2sit0dises Dobnbnus auf
b.m 0runoItiid SO. 4015 Beefapooo
4penue. $500; DeutI6e Roemifh
aaiboliihe Gottesader 9eiellihaft.
8ebiirfnibanitalt auf bsm ct. Soiep1
Gcttesater, S1100.
5rau Marn Gsbsiann. bat BON u.
u. 1oriep.' BON TantoH, Hp., ods
Wobnbaus. ytD. 1926 WarIAan 4De.,
fir $500 getduft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-27
SfattpHrnier in alt 6eibeIberg.

Der erF tiir3lid ins 2eben gerufez
ne gtncinnatier Sfdttlub tpirb be-
reits NIT einem Sournier Dor bic Def.
fentlt6teit treten. Dds nd6iten Sonn-
tag in 4lt 6etbeIberg 522 8ine
Str, itattfinbet. Der Slub 5dblt be-
reits etne fattlihe an3dbl Mttglteoer,
un0 unter biefen beftnoen fi6 etli6e
Der beiten Stdtfpieler Der Stabt. @r
Eat befanntli4 fein 4ugenmert barauf
qeri9tet, bas rationale Stattournier
I'M Sabre 1914 mad Cincinnati gu
brtngen unb bas Dettfpiel am ndhz
ften Sonntug fo1 Die erite gtdppe oa.
az fein. Den Qnmeloungen nah Gil
fhlieBen, bic an Serrn Dtlhelm
Gromba9, go. 522 8ine Strabe,
ihrtFtlih oDer miirDlih ge>
rt6tet perDen tonnen, ipirb bic
getbetligun9 cine re6t rege tperben.
9us &omite, pelhes bic Qrrangez
ments in 6Gnben 6at, beite6t aus ben
betannten Sfdtipielern: Or. 3iegler,
Or. gdItein, Or. SeuB, Sohn pfibens
retter, Mar Dobllebe, 8. Bauer uro
q. 0ldtin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-27

- Die 8dtfn oes SERMON g. San,
8erfaufers Der sSutpeIterfirn1a D..
famp IL Roltlns, brad seiter. iif Dem
4ugerbIide, ais tie an Der Gfe Der
6. 4penue uno Gin Strobe eiHe Wars
Jam apeni,e Gar beiteigen ipollte,
pIosIih obnmdttig 5uiaurueu. Sie
Tilrbe IN aotte's 9lpotbete getragen
uno ipdter BON ibrem Ranue beiuce'
brad1t.
Sobn u. Campbell, Al Sabre alt,
bon Ro. 100 Dape StraBe fiel 1es
fern on Der Dalton apenue uno pop.
lar StraBe BON isiusm Dagen unn
purbe ii6erfabren. gr erlitt fhlimme
Guetihunssn am aopf unb am Sbers
.0rper uno duBeroem tptiros tbm bas
re6.e Dbr beinabe abgequstiht. gr
fpurbe IN einem pdtrolDugen mad BEN
ftdottiGen sofpitaI ee6ratt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-27
6leine psli3einaHrt @te,s.

- ginsr 9trt bebienten iih in Der
WsitttDoh Raht Ginbreher, urn In bic
Wohnnng bes GborIes y. god, Crane
nno 1rimbIe 4pe., 5u gslangsnl. Die
Burlhen fhugen bic 5biirs lin uno
'trbeuteten S6mudiahen unH alei=
onngsitiite i'm Wertbe bon SITS. 2ls
Yoe nit ieiner fSamilie kilnlebrte,
tano er bic Riihenthiir 5ertrtiimmert
Dor uno i'm 5ofe lag bic bon osen Gin
brefKrn benuste 9lri. 0a Imebrsre
fpertbpolle Sbmutfahen, psllhs aui
elmer Gommobe laaen, BON hsil Dieben
nidt miigenommen ipor,pen iparen,
iisst bic 4nnabms boy, baB bic 2sstes
zen IN ibrer arbeit giitort fporosn isin
miiFen.
sri An 3immer Der M. S.glart,
To. 51l5 Mkit 8. Ipe., puroe Elm aof.
fer efbroden unb cine ubr Ioipie Elm
pdoF Diamantrinse i'm Wertbe Dor
$75 seitOblen.
= Mabel 6apnes, bon go. Ale
1useuIum ape., sripirste geftern i'm
poIiaeigeriht .insn 5aftbefebl geger
Jran Wtoube De Yolma, BON golum.
bio 4ps. unb Deering Strdbe unite,
Der antlass oes RleinbRbItdbIs. Gil
befhuIoist bic 5rau, iie um eins
Sirdubenfeoer i'm Wsrtte DON S12 Be,
ftobIen gu BADEN. s5rau 1e palma
lpelhe bon Oetettip Sbsarpoob Der.
hdftet tpurbe, htbeuert ibre llnIhulo.
als. 9. sfeitbs, ppbnbait i'm
5Deiten Stodtpert nes 6ouiss. go.
317 Wef IA. Strabe, seitern abno
heimidm, mdf)fe er bic Gnibeduna
bnb feline Dobnungstbiire aufaebros
den uno Elm portemonnaie nit Sc
aus ieinem S4Iafsimmer eeitobIsn
tporben mar.
- John Ripps bon go. 3949 Got
terfon 4penus, RiDeriibe, melbete ae.
tern Abenb Der pclisei, poB ibm S31
aus elmer aommoos enttpenoet tpuroen
Gr tbeilie Der poii3ei ben Hdmen eines
nubsH gsrparbt.n nit ben er i'm Der
bodt bat. ben DiebftahI bestHgsu 3u
boben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-27

gittsburser Beihaftsleute merosH
heute in Der a0niaiu Des
@eitens ueileu.

9(Is hohtpilfonunene 8aite iDeroen
heute bier et1pa buubert 8elhnTts'
leltte BON Bittsburg etntreften, ote ith
aui einem Sonoersuae unterpe8s be-
finoen, INN fir Die Gr5ellgntIie lbrer
heintiiden sSnbritrie Tropoganoa jn
MAIDEN. Ger Son6ersug miro bier
nm elm llbr geof)mlttags BON Snuls.
bile eiutrefien uuo fiir DIE 8dite, Don
oencn cine glnBdbl pom thren Iamen
bealeitct lit, tpuroe Don ben bteIigen
8eid,ditsorgdniiotioner EN- interel'
iantes llnterbaltungsprograurln aus.
aearbeitet, iobaB oie 9eIuher, Die
bereits nm MsitternatJt rbre feiie
iortieeen, bis oahm eflatante getpellc
BON Der iprihtportliteu Gineinnatier
8aitfreunold)oft erbalfen fperben.
siir bic Ddmen III cine 4utomobil=
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