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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-10-30
+e* OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BARNES made GOOD
BY GEORGE HuRsoN.

Nesta had one sorrow in her life,
and that was the thought Of Jim
Barnes. She was the daughter Of set
tier in the forest region Of Oregon,
and Barnes and John Anderson had
both wanted her. Anderson had won.
He was successful sheep farmer. and
he and Nesta loved each other de-
votedly. They had been married six
months.
Jim Barnes was in the government
service. He was forest ranger. He
was lonely man, somewhat older
than Anderson. All his life had been
spent in the forests and on the plains.
He loved his work; and, when Nesta
rejected his suit, he went quietly back
to it. No one but Nesta knew how
hard he took his failure to make her
his wife.
Barnes was successful because he
gave his flock all his attention. In
winter he kept them in the pens, but
in summer he pastured them in the
sweet grasses of the uplands. These
long, sloping ranges rise above the
surrounding forests, into which the
sheep will not stray. Thus a herd can
be secured, so long as the pasturage
holds out, within fifty acres, ringed
around with trees; and every alter.
nate day they can be moved to another
of the mountain slopes.
Nesta and John had a series Of lit.
tie cabins all along the edge Of the
range. Each contained only bed
blankets, and cooking utensils. In
these they were spending the summer
months happily. While Nesta pre-
pared the meal in the day time, John
would lie on the hill slopes, watching
his flock, and smoking, and dreaming
of his return to Nesta.
It was during one of these days thai
Barnes came riding up to Nesta's
cabin, where she was alone.
"Can you spare me a drink of water
ma'am?" he began. II saw your fire
smoking and thought it might be"
| Then she turned round and the,
recognized each other. 1t was the frs
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Pinkham's Vegetable Compound adver-
tised, I tried it. My health improved
wonderfully and I am now quite well
again. No woman suffering from fe-
male ills will regret it If she takes this
medicine. Mrs. JAMES G.. LECLEAR.
$3.50 Hunt St., Detroit, Mich.
Another Case.
Philadelphia, Pa.-"Lydia p. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound Is all you
claim It to be. About two or three
days before my periods I would get bad
backaches, then pains In right and left
sides, and my head would ache. / called
the doctor and he said / had organic in
dammation. went to him for q while but
did not get we'll SO took Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. After TAX
ing two bottles was relieved and finally
my troubles left me. / married and
have two little girls. Ihave had no re-
turn Of the old troubles. Mrs. CHAs.
BoE11, 1850 s. Chadwick St., Phila. Pa.
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Another Case.
What Doctor Can Beat This?

In less than three months ply
stefan of Portland, Me-, has treated
professionally five patients represent
ing five successive generations of the
same family, beginning with a cente-
marian and following in the direct line
of descent down to her great-great-
grandson. He first attended the old
lady, who was ninety-nine years old,
for senile gangrene resulting in her
death. During her illness he was
called on to prescribe for her daugh'
ter, aged seventy-five. Next this
daughters son, florist, aged fifty,
fell ill and required attention. Fol-
lowing him, son, a clerk of twenty
seven, found himself In need of medi-
cal aid. And lastly to the clerks wife
was born a male child, whom the doc
tor was called upon to assist into
the world, as he had been summoned
to ease the reat-grandmother's
exit from it barely three months be-
fore.
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WHY HE KEPT RIGHT ON
Fell Into River, Had to Go to New
York Anyway, So He FIoated
Across.

New York.-Carrying a wet cargo,
Robert Tisdale, negro laborer, floated
from Yonkers to Harlem early the
other day. He was locked in the Har-
lem river, at 13Sth street, by two pa.
trolmen, who insisted on stopping his
voyage.
Street Cleaning Inspector Boyle
saw Tisdale first and called for help.
what are you yelling for?" came
from the 'floater."
Il want to rescue you," called back
the inspector.
Go on back to bed" came the re.
ply.
Patrolmen Osterhaus and Sullivan
threw rope to the negro and a few
minutes later hauled him ashore.
How did you get into the water?"
asked one of the policemen.
Il don't remember replied Tis.
dale. THE last thing | recollect !
was sitting on the stringpiece of a
dock in Yonkers, and then found my
self in the water. l had to come down,
town, anyway, this morning, SO
kept right on"
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Rode Toward It at Full Gallop.

time they had met since Nesta had re-
fused him, nearly year before. Both
were confused, Nesta the more deeply.
II beg your pardon, Mrs. Anderson"
said Barnes. II didn't know it was
you. You see, thought the smoke
from your chimney might be the be-
ginning of forest fire. We rangers
are on the alert nowadays, owing to
the dry SPELL"
Nesta gave him the cup of water.
He drank it, raised his hat, and
turned to go. Suddenly he wheeled
round. His voice was hoarse with
emotion.
''Nesta" he cried, and caught her
by the hands. "Nesta"
There was an intense passion in his
voice. He said no more, and, sudden
ly dropping her hands, he turned away.
Nesta watched him depart. She knew
that he had been beside himself, that
the old love, always smoldering within
his heart, had suddenly overmastered
him at the sight of her. She felt only
pity for him.
She could not know the hell in
Barnes heart. For months he had
been fighting this overwhelming pas
sion in the depths of the forests; he
thought that he had conquered 1t, un.
til the sight of Nesta had proved too
strong for his resolution. To wound
her would have been the last Of his
desires; he felt that he must. in some
way, atone for his offense.
Days passed. Nesta had said moth
ing to John. Barnes did not go near
che cabin. AS a matter of fact, Nesta
and John now occupied little hut
ten miles away, at the very edge of the
clearing, and only a mile from his
camp, but of that Barnes was ignorant.
1t was toward evening about three
weeks later that Barnes, ascending an
observation hill. perceived line Of
smoke curling up from the forest edge
beneath him. 1t indicated a sudden
and extensive conflagration, famed
by high wind, and threatening de-
struction.
He rode toward 1t at full gallop, but
before he reached it he perceived that
1t was beyond one mans control. There
was nothing to do but ride to the
camp. five miles away, and summon
aid. He returned about nine o'clock,
with company of ten fire-fghters;
but by this time the heaven was alight
with the lurid flames.
There's camp down there" said
Smith. one of his men. II think it's a
sheepman's. I saw man and wom-
an as rode by yesterday" He point
ed toward spot near tho lower slope
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WILD MAN ate GRASS
FROM THE JAIL LAWN
Had to Be Restrained From
Swallowing Pebbles-Has
Uttered Mo- Word.

San Rafael, Cal.-Deputy Sheriff
Jack Donahue has a wild man" in GUS
tody. He was captured near Camp
Taylor. Not word has the prisoner
spoken; not a question has he an
swered with the exception of one, and
that was when asked to write his
name he scribbled the words "Ani
Bey'' on a bit of paper. 1t is thought
these words may be corruption of
the name Anthony Benko," found on
a card when the mans cabin was
searched.
The Unknown's" first attempt at es'
cape was made when newspaper
photographers posed him outside the
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Nature Fake?

The idea of a cat eating cucum
Der would probably be scoffed at by
most observers of animal life but
such an occurrence is vouched for by
an attache Of the Maine state agricul.
tural department, in whose garden the
incident took place. A member Of the
household was about to gather cucum.
bers for the dinner table when the
family cat was calmly seen eating the
largest cucumber In the lot
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-10-30
Looks After Chickens.

Winsted. Conn.-Swipes, a cat owned
by George M. Bradford of Meadaw
street, has developed fondness for
the chickens of Abel r. Woodward,
who lives next door to the Bradford
house, and each night when the chick
ems fly into low trees to roost, Swipes
will climb to the limb on which they
are huddled together, "shoo" them to
the ground and then chase them into
the henhouse where they belong.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-10-30

IA y o0!ASAAAA6 o IL u
pains. For two years
! suffered bearing
down pains and got
all run down. was
under q n ervous
strain and could not
sleep at night. !
went to doctors here
in the city but they
did not do me any
good.
" Seeing lydia 3.
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Would Jar Him. Too.

do you think that the new motor
delivery business will ever displace
the postman?" asked the conversa-
tional young man, when crossing the
street, of his companion.
Certain to If it hits him
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Hioh Office for Woman.

Philadelphia.-Mrs, Esther C. Young,
a wealthy society woman, has been
elected president of the Columbia Tele-
phone company. She is the first WON.
an in the country to hold such q DO.
sition.
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Mo Risk.

Doctor-Have you any Of that lun
down condition.?
Patient--No / can dodge all the
autos.
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HIDES AND

Information relative to Hides and Furs, than
any other house in the world. We pay Highest
Cash Prices for Hides, Furs, Pelts, etc., and
sell trnppers' supplies very cheap. Write for
circular. shipping tags, Illustrated Trap Book,
Catalogue, etc. It's Free NORTHWESTERN HIDE
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-10-30

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children
teething, softens the gums, reduces inflamma
ton ,;llays pain cures wind collie bottle.Adv
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-10-30
Pain in Back and Rheumatism

are the daily torment of thousands. To eff
fectually cure these troubles you must re-
move the cause. Foley Kidney Pills begin
to work for you from the first dose, and ex-
ert so direct and beneficial an action in the
kidneys and bladder that the pain and tor
ment of kidney trouble soon disappears
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-10-30
DOCTORS Did
NOT HELP HER
But Lvdia E. Pinkham's VeQ.
etable Compound Restored
Mrs. LeClear's Health
-
Her Own Statement,

Detroit, Mich. eel am glad to dis
cover q remedy that relieves me from
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-10-30

Ambition is the mother-in-law of dis.
appointment.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-10-30

No Small Attentions Now.
Marriage seems to have made a
different man Of Tom"
His wife says 1t has made an in
different man Of him."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-03

Sta0tanlUaIt 8ettluau uno oerld)iea
oenen NtitgIieoern be5 StaotratDs-
aommittees fur approprttrlng BON
GiqeHthun, nit 8oriibgr Serru 9Se-
Ter Saberforu OH Der Spite, per
glutomobil cine eingehen0e SSnipets
ttonstUur Der Quebec glpeuue.
2tu oieie 9eiihtigung idlloB iid)
Damn cine Giufebr in @ries' 8ein.
bou3 on Ser Gucbec 9lpenue uno
8apu 8rie5 lieB e5 iid1 nid)t nebmen.
0as Stdotoberbaupt uno oeiieu 9e-
aleitcr nit ctnem rpuleuten Glien
uu0 eiuem fuGlcu Iruuf III belpir-
then. Die fr0hiiche GuIclrlnoc ipratl
Sen Speiien uno Setrunfeu eiiria 6I
uno oas ciu5iga bcoluerlidle Clement
mar, 0aB 0ic 8oitfreunbidait pom
Gapu @ric5 nid]t loHqe aenolieu lDer-
ocu fprmte ia WiQpor Stunt flir ZEN
9tadtnitta9 neridUeocne mIdtige Sfou-
feren3eu IN Dem Aatbhauie angeiebt
bate un0 oaher iebr balo Die Jtlid.
fuhrt ontreten ulBtc.
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Den osutfaen qtonier iidt Re9en
uHo unipetter niht an. 8as 3eigte 1ld'
BEL Der geItrigsn WlpnatsDeriammlung
bes 0eutiten gtoHierOeretns, oertn
trob oes ,0uuDeDetters" oas an ges
ftriQen Qbenb berrihte, bate ith bod
elm itdttIi6es 6dufletn Der ptontere
in Der Central Surnbaue eirgefunben.
9er 8erein erbieIt in Der 8eriamnl@
lung, Die unter pem 8prIiB bes Prdfts
oenten 7Ferbinano UleBger unb Der
QrotofoQfufruug 0e5 Setretdrs 3.
arQger itottIano, rpieoer stnen dnIebns
lihen 3upahs. 2lIs nsus WtttgIieb!r
nuroen Die folgenoen Yioniere aufge=
nommsn: Gjsorg MtunB, go. 422 gBeit
gibertp StroBe. geboren 1854 in 5eds
tuge1, 5ohar3oLIsrn, unD in Cincinnati
Ieit Dem Sabre 1881; 5ugo 6erfurt.
Qo. 3114 DurreQ Strabe, gebDreu
1861 in 3i:tau, in Cincinnati let.
1888; oyatob Ren, SO. 315 Deit Dlcs
Wtiten 2tps., geboren 1864 in Aoerss
boh, Rheinpfal5, in Cincinnati Iett
1881; s5rienr.a UIeper, go. 1551Gnor
Strube, geboren 1862 in Guebbete,
WeitfaIen, in Cincinnati fett 1885;
Sermdnn BON Seelen, SO. 2515 Gnor-
2lpenue, debpren 1854 in 4mmerfen,
graunihtoslg, in Cincinnati felt 1881;
5obn g}itotdus 6Dfmonu, go. 1905
Race StruBe, seboreu 1863 in Guerz
bad, 6aDcrr, in Ginctnndti felt 1882;
Iriebri6 q. Tburra, go. 1907 Wats
nut Strape, qeboren 1843 in R.Sitecs
robe, Regie.ungsbe3irt a0ntgsber8, in
Cincinnati fsit 1870.
9urd ben 5po psrlor ter Yerein
i'm 2dufe 6,s Mpnats Te3ember 3lpe:
MitgItebsr, Die 5erren QIois Steiet
uno Satob gIumer, oeren Qnoenten
our6 Grbsben bon ben Sibcn geehst
purbe unb oensn 8rdIioent Wteeger eiz
nen tiefsmpfunbenen Radruf pi0mets.
Gs purbe beIhIoFen, rpte aujGbrItd,
aud teuer ben 9eburtstag geproe
DaIbingtons Feirli6 8u bsgebeH uno
3tpur am %. fSebruar. Wilt ben Bprz
b<reitungen fir bisie Teier, bic in Der
Central 5urnbale itattfinoet, puroe
Der 8oritunn beauftragt. Nuberoem
purbe Der 8oritono ermGhtigt, eineu
peitsren Bomb i'm RpminaIpert6 bon
$500 an5utaufen.
Nah Der erIsbigung Der pDrliessu~
ben 8eibdfte belt 6err Or. 4. 9.
StoQ etrcn iebr intsreFurten 8ortrqg
iiber 0eutIdluno. nofiir ibn Der
9ant oes 9ereins cus9eIprohsn MUIR
De. Die WtitgIisber bIieben odnn nod
BEL etnem SmbiB unb tu6tem 1ruut
etnige 3eit beiidmmen.
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GterbiidfeitsbertHt.

Solepb gerns, 50, glsenheim ouf
Dalnui Oils, 6arniaursuersifiuns.
Wiliam Wegiurs. 73, 1928 Wpors
man 4p., 6sr3lsioen.
Warp 2tffsl, 70, pdrt unb Wez
Wsillan Sirabe, 5er5Isioen.
Sobn Sarris, 81. Worsb B.no
Rode, MISUNDERSTANDING.
glsonprs Didman, 80, 1852 Giint
Ctr, QebtrperbartuHs.
annu qIf. 6s, 1915 Hob qtD., qss
btreioen.
Bernard 2Ohdus, 81, 1915 NE
fern ap., RipRnfe[ent5iinDuns
Francis porbman, 63, 1889 Wobe
Sirabt. 2ebsrperbdrtune.
Wnrp Qne.l, 78. St1otiifes 4r,
menbdus, ArterienDeridliung.
Qnna Gpillsr, rs. Si6otiItxs Grs
menhous, aufir6brenent3irbung.
aouife 2sgop. 81. 3214 5ctberrp
Gtrabs. Grippe.
Grnsitin. ainbeI. II. 900 TaptoH
Girabs, Eer3I.ioen.
Gihel pui., 8, 6s1 80. ThWiden
4p., 6er3leiosn.
Wiuiam Kaufman. AZ. 242 SO. 5.
Strube, 5noueit In Shtpsbe.
Antnn 0ei,enis. SO, 8 Wuuaee Ctr,
aungenent3iineuns.
6arrp aanbpehr. 3s. 242 W. 8.
Efrnbp yubsyfufof,
G<nrp 6eueran. AT. 3120 Seiotc
5irnbe, gehirnertpeihurs.
Gonrao Tlperhel, SO. 3742 Drat:
ao., 5er3leioen.
Dorotbeu Batting, 76. 513 Dit 13.
Strdbe, aursensnisiinoung.
SOp6ia Nsssl. SO. 2321 %. Wcs
Widen ap., ,arsbs.
3obn Stsnsei IT,, "a. 3016 4brsna
Sirabe, gunsenentsinouns.
Catherine Runs, 62. 1864 Siats
Np., 6er3lsioen.
Rof. Babel, %, 1922 Dusl.p Ctr.
Ghapinoiu6t.
Hngu'to andbe, 81, 836 Dori
|G.rabe, qunsenentsiinoung.
Moa S6ide, 27, 423 Sit eibtrtr
Gtrabe. Rippenf.aen!siinouns.
Regina Wobn, 81. 1o48 NAB.
Gitdbt. Wofe.
Usinnie Grunnsdsr. "a. 1912 pop
Tar Ctr, Qeberlsiben.
7ycnnp Drrfops. SO, 1414 Jobr
Srabs. 4liersitfpdte.
Barbara 5immsl. 68, 1716 Mair
Ctr, 9ungsHetsiinbune.
Tailn aois, 81, 1852 5urriIon etp.
Shrdhe.
Gufonne Sdxuermunn, 66. lomns'
enb Str. Sdlosflub.
syrcncis 2dseo, 5, 314 90. Moi.l
Ssrabe, Wnieru.
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6at,,pag,aebilber
Epllen aus alien DifeHtlihen UebdH.
ben uerbannt iuerben.

Benn, mas ieoenfaas geideben
tpiro, Der Staotrntb cine Groinal3
annin,mi, bic 5err Soiepb 8erning
am fomneitoen Tienitag 5li unter.
breiten geoenft, biirften Die ihonen
3eite;l. lpdbreno melder 6as Hatb.
haus uno anoere Diientlide 1ebduoe
sir 3eit pcn Woblfanlpfen lid OILS
cine art pon Eorirniigallerien pra.
Ientiren, fir inuner uorbei iein.
Serrn Werning's Groinan5 per'
bietet es ndmlidl, boB IN oiifentlidPn,
Der ssurisoiftion Der Staot inter.
itcbeltoen 8eb0uoen aampagnebtlocl
ooer irgeflotueld,e Reflamebiloer sur
Sd,du geite4i peroen uno 3ulpioer'
banoiuneen ioQeu init 9eloitraIsn
qeubn0et !perDen,
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0ebsrtex. .

ebrparo ino gertba 9inoemnnn,
272i gm EtraBe; anabe.
Sermann uno annn grodmann.
f1i6 gopIar Strube; aItabe.
arlington unb ss5n gieber. 1919
Geniral apenue: Mdoden.
Abe mno Mafsl golinstp, 74S B,
Court gtrabe: Ws1ohen.
Sobnnn rno aatbe aeiner, 1901
Central apenue, Wdbden.
D,artin nnb Suianne Sdaniot,
2015 Central Apenue; Wlabden.
Senrp uno annn StoiIo. t029
Ncoe etrabe; Wanodeu.
Sobn nnb Wtnsoalena S6omer.
1912 GehIer SiraBe, snnbe.
sseroinaao ino Glare 5olttanp,
|1526 Yaplniller SuaBe: Wta0deH.
acnru ulto Morp ReterieH, 2oiA
Bindel Apeniae: aaabe.
GbDnro uno gena Wunt, 9a1
Bdoe Gtrabe: Annbe.
GbDuro uno llorenee Waefier
1899 Qinn Sirabe; Waohen.
Charles mnb Anna 2elfer, 6is
Etnte apenae; anabe.
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Cine Wrense
Siir bic 6Dbe Der fiimftisen 0olteu'
fraser pirD anseitrebt.

Gtabtrotbsmitglieb at large SoispG
8ernin9 gsbt nit Der Gbfiht um, In
elmer Der ndhiten Sibungen REG
Staotrdtbs eine Orbinan3 gu untsr
breiten, ourh ipelhe cine 8ren3e fiiT
bic 0Dbe Der tiinfttgbin gu errtdtsns
oen DolfsnfraBer feitgeieBt tperoen
iDa. 6err 8erniug batet In Der I'm
gelegeHbett ge1tern beretts etue fur5e
&onfsren3 nit Mdpor 5unt, Giher
beitsDirsttor gafb un0 8auinfpsttor
Ropp. Sm prin3tp iinO bic 9erren
nit Ieiner oypee einperitanben unb In
aonfersn3en, bic in Den nd6Iten Ia
ger Itattfinoen peroen, miro man Iih
auf bic Gir3elbeiten Der 81 unterbret7
tenDen GrOinan3 etnigen.
6err 8erHinq lit Der NHIiht odb
tein 8ebGuoc uber IL StotDerte bod
Iein Ioqte, unD bur6 eine Derarttge
geihrGnturg glaubt er, Dab Bel
5euern Der 6euertpehr Die Qrbeit Be
oeuteno erleihtsrt lperben tDiirbe uno
taB duBerbem gelegentlt6 DOn 5euers
briiniten MenIhenIeben BET lDeiter
ni6t 10 gefdhrOet tDiirDen, penu De
qBDltenI1dber niht bis 81 rieitget
60be auf6eTiibrt ipiirDen, tpoourh BIZ
Rettunq BON BerIonen aug ben ober
iten Stofperten pielfaa dbiolut I'M
m0aLth Iein ourfte.
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Gntlaiien
gSnroe 8curec Srieolcin, Der lang
jabriae SberbudDhalter : neS
StaotanoitprS.

6err @eores 5rieoleiu. Der lang
jdbrtge GberbubbaIter i'm Bureau bes
Stabtauoitors, puroe geiteru BON 4ue
bitor Duihburn isines Nmtes entiebt,
RAP er lange Sabre binour5 untet De-
nctratii6en unb republttant'ten Obs
miniitration inne qehobt bate.
ggie 9luoitor wdihburr QeItern erz
flGrts, ntro Der geQenlpartige oiif5s
gudohaItsr, W 8. Sones, Elm Gipila
nienitlnoeiteIIter, Der glahfolaer 6erra
Trieoletns lueroen. 6err Srieplein lit
e6enfaas isit langen Sabren 9ertreter
Der sebnter Warp I'm Shulratb uno
feinem politiihen misunderstanding
aah RepubIianer.
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Sic 9sadetpoit.

G5eitern tpurben bier bic eriten NIT
Der 8adetpoit bef0roerten Badete aba
qeliefert. 1ieis 2tbItefsruna miro
p1rldufiq burh 8nei 4agen unO Elm
qaitcutomobtl beIor9t, unb Deltere
7EubrDerte peroen in ben Gienit Qea
Itellt nerpen. iobalo Der padeipertehc
sunimmt. Der 9atetpoitoerfebr funia
tionirt Icfpeit gan3 ppr3iglih, nur
muRten qeitern oerihieoene gatete 81.
riidbehdIten tperoen, Da fie NIT gea
pDbRlitsu 8riefmarten franttrt tuaa
rem, lpQbrenb has 9eieb ausorItIiG
Die genuBunq BON patet poitrnar.
fen porfdretbt.
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