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The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-10-09
Local and PERSONAL
happenings OF Interest

B. A. VanHuss of the C. H. &
N. Ry., spent Sunday at home in
this city.
Big stock of the latest style
and best wearing winter shoes Of
K. 9. Blount & Co. If adyer.
tlsement.
/. Mrs. c. E. Lanier of Avon
Park, is visiting her mothe~, Mrs.
E. n. Brown, in SoIana.
Your baby's carriage re. tired,
price reasonable-Punta Gorda
Hardware. If. advertisement.
Manager j. R. Elliott of the
Chadwick Dry Goods Co.. was a
business visitor to jacksonville
the first of the week.
Glassware, china and notions:
nice line to select from; fair prices.
Mrs. S. |. Huffman, Gilchrist
Bldg. advertisement
County Superintendent j. o.
Buckley, with his wife, was in the
city recently in the interest of
our school.
Get your winter underwear
at r. G. Blount & Co. adver-
tisement.
Stated communication of the To-
cal Masonic Lodge tonight. In
portant matters to come up and a
good attendance desired.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-10-09
A railroad track has been con-

A railroad track has been con-
structed along Zapata street from
the factory of the Punta Gorda
Ice Company to the new wharf
which the company is having built
at the foot of the street. 1t Is q
neat piece of railroad building and
and was carried out under the di-
rection of FL. L. Blakely, who had
years of experience at such work
while connected with the Atlantic
Coast Line railway. The ice
company will use this track for
handling ice that is supplied to the
fishing vessels plying along these
coasts.
Have you read display adver.
tisement of Mobley Dry Goods
Co.? Form the habit; it's worth
your time. If advertisement
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-10-09

Delightful autumnal weather now.
Golf sells it for less. --51tf. ad-
yertisement.
County commissioners met Mon
day and Tuesday; county school
hoard met Tuesday.
Golf is in the lead. If you wan
to buy goods, see Golf. -5ltf ad
vertisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Sans left
Thursday afternoon for Wauchu-
IN, where they will make their
home.
Ten packages of Pearline 25c.
until ali sold. at the bakery. IT
advertisement.
Mrs. Josie Jones and children
whose home was burned recently,
have moved into the Trabue cot
tage on Cross street near the
Episcopal church.
High grade candies,a fine assort-
ment at A. P. Hatch's corner
grocery. If. advertisement
E. w. Smith has the materials
on the ground for the erection of
a neat, ornamental fence in front
of his residence on Cross street,
which will add much TO the APP
pearance of that already attract
i've home-place.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-10-09

Miss Anna Van Camp of the
Fort Meade high school faculty
visited home folk here from Fri
day night to Sunday afternoon.
Headquarters for dress making,
millinery and china. Mrs. S. l.
Hutfman--tf advertisement.
Boot cypress is kind of timber
unknown to builders and other
folks. 1t should have been ''boat
cypress" in L. Divers lumber
advertisement.
A full line of staple and fancy
groceries, fresh and reliable, at
A 2. Hatch's. If advertise
ment
Brooksville also has a young
Miss Helen harrington, and judg-
ing from what the Argus says of
her, she is nearly as captivating
as Punta Gorda's maiden of the
same name.
Don't be bellyaching from bad
groceries. Come to us and get
the best the market affords.
Empire Grocery. If advertise
ment.
Darby O'Toole, the well known
disciple of Isaac Walton, has re-
turned from Sullivan, Mo-, and
will again spend u season in this
section.
You can still buy bread, cakes
and pies from the wagon. 1t
makes regular trips around town,
and as long as the patronage justl-
fes | will keep it going. H. W..
Smith, Baker and Confectioner. -
advertisement If.
There is nothing that calls at
tention and draws people to &
town Ikea good newspaper. In
order for a man to make Il good
newspaper he must have the pat
ronage of the people among whom
he lives. Ii he has halfway sup
port 1t stands to reason his paper
will not be as good as it would
otherwise be, and eventually the
effect is felt by every man in a
proportionate way. For this rea-
son, if for no other, the man who
tries to make a good newspaper
should have the support of his
town people all OF whom reap a
pro rata benefit from the work the
paper does for the community.
Born at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. P. O. Rickwan OH Pineapple
river, to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe ID.
Woodland of Barlow, Friday, Bird
inst, q son
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-10-09
We Are Mighty Proud

Of the fine showing Of shoes
~ sors Proud of the style, proud
n nsi he quality, pround of our
ability ~ ii, to ct perfectly the feet
"e o1ny man, woman or child.
And especially are we proud 1sne .,
49, W. value for so little money
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-11-05

the Amcri,su plan of enrolling 'Jm
pathifrru
" IL had not been Tor the tfvmcn
Jous activity aud scassl~.s "duca'
tlonal wrrk carried on by the aou'
militant surraEr societies In the
United kiuEdoH, ! h~iirN, that our
uoYrmrnt would bayr been fuiaSd
~ srs rate tor a generation or mofc.
ty miitaHsy Hut 80 Isrsi.trntIJ
has uh, The fcSolu'i0nary riot aod
Irsttaytiun ~ fss vcmsu sfouii
b. held to justify ~" political de
fuurtisrm~bt ot tho somSn u ,hs
.orl1 n rule ~ this kiad hat
been applied 10 men. not sinsic
usu ,r any part ~ 'h- slobs could
'.day bs rHtltlsd Co ttr stersi. ~
trf pariamcnlap lrAHshis- wv
.priy 10 uomsn an rsF.Gisusly 40
Nust method ~ exclusion. Witch Eru
have never dreamed ~ ,rpfup riaiins
10 themselves
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-11-05

wom.ns victory bccn achieved by
violence. womenH suffrage has
passed lts prrilmlnar, stages In ncR.
mara. sweden. iceland, and gov
eminent franchise bill. to which
women's suffrage may bc added by
amendment. has recently been men.
toned In the queens speech In open.
inr a ne~ Parliament In Holland. In
none oi these countries has there
been the least trac~ ~ organized %
unorkanis~d violence on tho part ~
IN. advocate. Of the cause
In Great Britain vr ha,, large
number Of suffrage societies. rvprc
srn,ins policies. parties, religious
per.uasions, professions aud industry
and among alt of these violence A.
a method Of propaganda ha. been
monopolir-d BY two sosirtic. In Ens.
land and one In ireland The Ma.
tional Union. which has developed
from small beginnings nearly bali q
century ago l. no, only tho largest
OF all thc-. Organizations but Que of
the most democratic institutions in
tho United Kingdom Every society
l. entitled TO s"ud delegates. 10 pro.
portion To its mcmb~rship. 10 the
General Council whirh meets tuiss
a year 10 decid. questions Of policy
and 10 elect ofie-r. Of the unioa
Our methods Of work are entirely
constitutional We -ndsayor 10 .du.
cate IN. eountry 10 sympathy With
our cause By holding meetings. can.
Nas-ins. conducting press campaigns.
and Organizing courses Of educational
lectI -. SID. ~ I'D" with our .du.
cationsl campaign, 40 cary on u.
political sid. Of our sork our sn.
deaVor l. 10 transform the sympathy
% tho voters into political prrzsur.
"tsrt.d on individual members %
Parliament. and on parties In order
To maintain aud increase a majority
In the House o' Commons that IL
c"nmmitt.d permanently to the prln.
e'pl' Of ~omen's suHras- and that
VII bs dependable In division n the
subject The latest codnt give slr
numbers a. 1900 annually sub.
ssrihlnE members. distributed among
our iss societies In addition 10
these Ne have On auxiliary of non
subscribing but pledged Friends of
Woman Suffrage" $4,000 strong a
force created out Of an adaptation Of
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-11-05

The National Union Of women's :
suffrage Societies is the largest. the
oldest, and Ne believe. the best or
saaiIed suffrage society In the United
kinsdom Il Is non.party In charac.
ter. In the sense that II welcome.
among It's members sympa,hisers
with all political partIs. or with none
II Is. aud al~ays has been. stric, In
its methods OF work The non-mil.
itant character ot the National Union
Is a matter no, only ot eypediency
bu, also OF principal
We believe that the best method of
promoting the success of our cause
i 20 appeal to What 10 the hiEhes,
and best In man. and not TO What h
worst TO arouse his sympathy. his
conscience. his sense OF justice and
his courage. and not his terror and
co~ardie. We contend that all the
womens victories OF the past atty
years have been won on these lines
Women have by peaceful means. by
education. by appeals to experience.
and common sense. broken down the
barriers which a generation or two
ago shut out their ser from higher
education. the professions. municipal
and local franchises. employment In
Civil Service. ete. The enormous
progress OF the women's movement
has been unstained by crime or
violence OF any Kind.
Moreover. In those countries and
states where full parliamentary .uf-
,raEs has been Won u has been won
a. the r.snl OF peaceful propaganda.
! need only mention the countries
which have already .nfranehissd
their women New Zealand. Australia.
Norway. Finland. ten states in the
United States and the territory of
Alaska. In no, one Of these has tho
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-11-05
STILL THE ROOT
OF ALL TROUBLE
,orRr or DOMESTIC RELATIONS
rrrs MONETARY MATTERS ~
ADVANCE 90 EVEN TIN FLOW.
~. MowL
United Press Service

United Press Service
CHICAGO. Nov. Money or the
lack OF II Ia at the bottom OF most
marital troubles according TO Miss
Carolyn Grimsby, social secretary OF
the Court OF Domestic Relations.
where nearly all OF ChicaEo's family
roSs get airinss,
1t is the present Industrial system
that is really at the bottom OF family
troubles. said Miss Grimsby today I"
Th. husband works for a small
wAge when he comes home tired
At night he hasn't the home he wants.
because bis wife hasn't the money to
make Il attractive she Is irritable
from struggling TO make both ends
meet He is tired out from hard
work Who's. fault l. Il II they don't
get along
Drunkenness cause more trouSle
than any other thing. I believe. hut
Il IL not 80 much that a husband
CONES home drunk on SATURDAY night
as Il L. that he comes home without
his pay envelope His wife f,ees the
problem Of feeding his children all
week without his weekly earnings
No wonder she demands his arrest
for non-support.
Our biggest rush comes on Non.
day mornings and most of the case.
are the results of Saturday night
'jsgs"
The triangle IL as common In
our court as In the problem play. We
End II more often In the middle class
than In the families Of more poorly
raid workers. and Il makes It's ap-
pesranee solely because some one
man or wife has found life a little too
dull and existence too drab on the ay-
erage salary OF the middle class man
The. man. we'll say. whose salary
IL Just the average. may have been
. one Of ih" boys before his marriage
After marriage he feels bound down
His salary Is too small to permit
many shows or evenings out. His
wife suddenly grows unattrAetiye TO
him chiefly because he can't afford
TO dress her the way she dressed be-
fore marriage. The other woman
enters, completing the and they nnd
their way In here. The middle class
supplies US with most Of our triangle
traxsdies.'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-11-05
IN ONE MINUTE! ClOGGEO M0STR|lS
0PEM--C0LOS AND CATARRH VANISH

grant balm dissolvss by the heat OF
the nostrils; penetrates and heals the
innamed. swollen membrane which
lines the nose. head and throat;
clears air passages; stops nasty dis
charges and a feeling OF cleansing
soothing relief comes Immediately.
Don't lay awake tonight strug-
Cling for breath. with head stuffed; I;
nostrils closed, hawking and blowing.
Catsrrh or cold. with It's running
nose. foul mucous dropping into the
throat. and raw dryness is distressins
but truly needless.
Put your faith-Just once In
"Eiy's Cream Balm" and your cold
or catarrh will surely disappear.
(Paid Advsrtissmsnt)
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-11-05
One Weak Spot
Many klamath Falls Peopl. Have ,
weak Part and Too Ou~n It'.
the HAsk.

Many people have a weak spot.
Too often it's bad back.
Twinges follow every sudden list
Duh aching keeps up. day and
night.
In such cases a kidney medicine is
needed.
Dosn's Kidney pills are for weak
kidneys.
For baekaehe and urinary Ills.
Good proof Of merit In the follow
ing statement.
John II. Baron. 3Ot Mechanic e..
Ashland, Ore. -ay.; u have used
Dgaa's kidney rilh on and on for
years and have always found them
u splendid remsdY. Like a great
inGEy other elderly people. ! have
kidney and bladder troubls Dosn's
Kidney pills iivayI sive me qiick
r.liss"
For sale BY all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo,
Aes York. sole agents for the United
states.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-11-05

Housekeeping rooms. near bridge.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-11-05
stops Nasty Discharge, Clears stuffed
Heal. Heals Infiamed Air Passages
and You Breaii,s Freely.
Instant Relief When Nose and Head
Try "Ely's Cream Balm" I"

I Get small bottle anyway. Just TO
Try it-Apply little in the Nostriis
and instantly your clogged nose and
stopped-up air passages OF the head
viii open; you viii breathe freely:
duilness and headache disappear. BY
morning. the catarrh. coid-in-head or
catarrhal sore throat will disappsr.
End such misery now! Get the
small bottle Of "Ely's Cream Balm"
at any drug store. This sweet. fra
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-11-05
SHIPPING MUD
TO CURE ROYALTY
mot SAND Ctsls lttDN rur
ODESSA MN nNrH- NHl ~.
~. st>r tON rsr ~ rnitr.
IVA ,ZtR's ~O>.
nl'sd Pres. service

I nitei ffvsa service
ODESSA Nov One thousand
eases ~ mud from the municipal sai'
lake baths near here ~ore shipped
today 10 l.iyadla In "a. Crimss
~b~r- II ~ili b. used In the treat,
m-nt ~ N. ii,tis etarcyitch
The mud IL said Co be maryelously
'fiirarious IN affection Of tho bones
such a. that from shlsh the efar.
son has long been a sufferer
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-06-20
-abpofut S. 8. SensIep, DO

-Ibpofut S. 90. SensIep, boz
Smensoiqe, mar mebrere Gage Die
fer ISOLDE bier in amtsseidsiften.
-@. 6. 8rinfmann befinoet iif
Sieie ISOLDE in ct. 2oliS, INN elmer
8onpention Der Sptifer bei5nnob.
men.
-Sberiif Sdnitger reiite ON les-
ten 8ienstng in aeidnften nad st.
2ouis, uilo febrte am Mitttuodl pie-
Der bon BORT 5triid.
-6rnu aiig. 9Oeger, bon Salis-
burn, DO, befonb iif iiber ben Der.
gartgenen SOnntag uno 0tpntag
bier BEL 8erpanbten.
50. s. Repers, BON ct. Sonis,
traf ai1 lesten Samstag bier eirL
aut filr5en 8eirh bel @apt. 6ranf
9lasfe uat0 6amilie.
-Sran Gonrao Sous mar meb-
rere Gage Der porigen ISOLDE IN ct.
2ouis, auf 9eiud) bel ibrem Sobn,
@ebbart S. @aus unb oeiien @at-
tin.
Conn. Spiedeimeper IT,, bon
ct. 2piis, fam am lesten Nfontag,
per Motor- @pcle, Gier ourd, auf
Dem 8ege nady Morriion, leiner
friiberen Sein1atb.
SRI. Iarie gpple begab iid
ont Iesten Counting nad NorrilorL
INN elm paar Gage bel 8erlpanoten
urlo 9efannten in ibrer Iriiberen
Seimatb Su ~perfueilen.
Son Sen 8eumten bes @alb-
ingtoner 8etterburealts iino lett
Dem GiiSuge Der nellen aomintitrar
ton neumnobreiBig e~ntloilen oSer
bonn Dienite Iuspenoiert sporSen.
Der 8irrtparr in Der @itterung,
bem mir Ieitber erlebt baben, lit oa
baIo erfldrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-06-20

-Sen miro mabretth bes forn-
menoen 8inters eirlen 5ienlidy bo.
ben Breis bringerb in6em ser felt
5ebn 8o6en anoauernoe &eaenmall-
gel Dem Sinotbp, ioipie aud Dem
Slice iebr geidabet bat. Die alfal-
ia . Seloer baben Der Srofenbeit
aiemliG gut pieoeritonoen, Der grl-
bait oieier Sltterpflan5e lift aber in
inherent Gountp s,t gerine, Inn oas
&eiuItat Der Seuernte giiritiser 5u
geitalten.
SIN Der am lesten Smnstag
ltattgebabten 8~eriammlltng 6es
S9nlratbs purbe @Itner 6. Zach,
bon ct. 2ouis, aIs Silfslebrer an
Der Sodidule unseitellt. Serr
2acp 1T elm @rabuirter Der @aIb.
irtgton llniDeriitdt, unb init Brof.
Strit1rf als &rincipal, iotpie Sralt
8il6 ais Die arroere SilfsIebrerin.
miro Die Safultat unierer So9idm.
lie i'm fommenoen S9uliobr cine
gang aitsge5eid)nete iein.
-@eitern Morger, flir5 nod Be
ginn Der arbeit an Dem Hebenfartal
ipelder sic S6iaer StroBe snpiiden
Der Sront uno Der 3Weiten StraBe
freu5t, fiel elm leerer Gemefteinter
in Die 5iemlid tiefe ausidodtlng
binab lrpo trof einen Der arbeiter.
2oilis 8oebm, aitf Den Sopf. Der
9ertpunoete pur0e iofort nod Der
BON Dr. &idiboff gebrndt, tuc
es ii1 Seigte, bob Die 8~erlesnngert
ttift ernitlider 0atiir iuaren, Oerat
gum @liid mar Der Gimer Ieer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-06-20

Ming. Stein uilo @attin, mel.
DIE ofpei 8ohen bier bel Serrr
Stein'S Nutter, 5rau Sran3 Steilt,
lotpie bel ieinen S9tpeiterrl Srall
Sacob Strabsner utro Sran @uitap
@lnier, allf 8eiu6 gelueien toaren,
limo tpieoer nah baiiie, nad ct.
Solis, 5uriifgefebrt, moielbit Serr
Stein i'm Boit 9epartement atge-
itent lit.
Die Gopal Ircanlm 2oge bate
am Dienstog 4benb oieier 8of)e Ell.
ne gang auberor6entlibe geriantm.
lung in Der 2ogen Sale inn @alts
@ebGuoe, in meIder adt nelie &atl.
oiDaten eingefiibrt murben. @roi-
Sefretdr Geo. Q. McgIoIfeD, urto
@roB.Siibrer Geo. g. @neaer, bon
ct. Souis, iDarea eribienett Inn BEL
cen @infiibrungs : SeierIibfeitsn
5u aiiiitieren.
q. S. &ottebaum, Der Saul.
mann bon 8aIbert, bate am pori.
gen Somstag oaS ungliid ieinen
gan5en 8arrenporratb, iotpie aud
ieip @eifditsgebduoe, our6 Seuer
5it berlieren. 9ie @erfiderung mar
Iebr gering unb Der 8erIitft belGlft
lid 0aber auf mebrere Sbauienb
Collars. Die uriohe SeS 6elters lit
ittrbefannt. -@erolo, Mo. Snoepert.
bent.
Serr Bottebairm tuobnte friiber
in unierem Gountp. an Der Sirit
Greef. CT batte Dor Sturgeon feline
Sarm bertauft uno iid Dem Saito.
Iung8geiddft atigetDanot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-06-20

-Soren3 Sltg, BON Berger, iual
am %persangenen Samstag elm bieii.
ger 9eiufer.
-6ronf Sdnrnborit IT,, BON ct
Sonis, perlebte 6er letten Conn.
tag bier lei ieiner SamiIie.
-grtDin Sanien. bon 81. 2ouis,
genieBt ieine Serien bier Bel Ser
tpanoten urto Sreunoen, rnib lit ma9-
reno ieines Sierieins Ser @dit bon
Serb. Sonien urb Satin.
-8rau Selir 2nuer, peIfe bier
ibre gltern, Sriebolin Geibbart uno
8atin, .beiudt bate, tebrte am
lesten Sreitag DieOer itod ibrem
Seim, in ct. Bouts. 5uriid.
-Sris Brandt it,, bon 9rafe,
mar am 9onnerstag bier auf Be
iilf bel ieiner Sodter, Srau Geo.
9ol, unb iprad BEL oieier @elegen-
beit audi auf unierer Office por.
-eouis S. S6sner, ipelder in
@arrenton. @o. Sen Sommer.anr.
ils hes Central 8esIeban GoGegi-
inns beiudt, bat ms BON BORT ge.
Iarieben uno auf Dos golfsblatt
abonniert, bmnit er INNER tpeib
mas in Der Seimatb paIiert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-06-20

~ NTFo
Office absuliefern.
-B. S, ellis uno Samilie bega
ben iih an lesten Samstag, b.
anto, mf} 9Iano, UNI elm pani
Sage pei 8eripanbterr unb Srennoel
in Der alten Seimatb 5,t perleben.
-Gbas. 2oebnig. uno. better
Sdhpeiter. gIeonore, fmmen an
bergangenen Smnstng BON ct
2oalis, fir cine @ode arpf 8eild
bel Sen eltern. @idarb 2oebnit
uno Satin.
-Smu emma Sacobs, neId,l
afpei Bofen bel bieiigen @erpanb'
ten unb Sreunoen auf 9eiu9 mar,
reiite am pergapsenerr Sonntaa
mieoer nad bauie, nab 9euebiae.
|Sas.
-Srar Sam. Storp nno ainoer,
BON Cairo, Sas., iomie Srail 81. M.
@uentber, bon gooucab. ap, trafen
nm Iesten Mittpod bier elm auf
9eiitd bel gilbert 8uentber urb
@attin.
-Srmi @buarb Siebler, bon
Columbia, No.. traf ON letten
5reitag bier elm, am &ranfenbctt
ibrer Mutter, Srau 8eter Sans,
pelbe in beoenflidlem 3nitano oar-
nieSerliegt.
-&obert @riibbel uno @attin
bon SEEM Saben, trafen am bergail-
genen Samstae bier elm, lun be1
Sonntng bel Srau @riibbel's gl.
tern, s. @. 9edmamr unb Satin,
81 perleben.
-Senrp &olb it. pelber bier
leine @ltern, Senrp 9olb If. uno
Satin, beindt batte, reiite am Der.
garlgenen Sonntag na6 Dem Staat
Soma, mo- er beabii6tigt auf elmer
5u arbeiten.
Sole 9aiuileoertner. BON st.
Tam am lebten Samstog,
mebr ais mie alpeiidbriger 9lb-
lpelenbeit, bier On, fin cine ISOLDE
auf Seiu6 bel ieinen @ltern. Nobt.
gallmgaertner lrbo Satin.
-Pau( atberlth unb @attin, bon
Gaie, ~befanben iid am lesten Sants-
tag bier allf 8eiau bel Sreunben.
Serr &iOerlen ingte, baber ole
Srolte Gem &orn in ben
Bottoms bod hbe;lpeiie gei6a0et.
-Sruu Aug. 8oblt unb oeren
So6ter, Sran Beter S6aeier, nepit
fleinen Sobnden, welde cine 8od)e
auf 8eludJ Bel &erpanoten. in
1t. Souis geiueien Daren, febrten
letten Samstag bon BORT 5u-
-9roi. @alter 8ieOingbagen,
pom 8anias Gitp, fam altf ieinem
nod Der Wt. STERLING 3adr
oarlhoft bier burd. or miro ieine
BORT, i'm &reiie ieiner Der.
poncten unb friiberen Nadbarn
oerleben.
-albert Sdtpirb, bon Millpall-
8isc., mar arl pergatgenen
5onntag tier bel ieinen glteru,
Sbas. grnge rnh Satin. am
lberlb Oeiielbefp Cages reiite er
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