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The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-04-15
Creech Gets Three Months
in Jail.

A Cincinnati dispatch says: Alexander
]. Creeeh, formerly student at Berea
College, received a sentence OF three
months in the Miami county Jail after
he had acknowledged in the United
States Court that he had written black
mailing letter to Mrs. l.. V. Bowers.
According to the evidence in the case
Creech had met Mrs. Bowers, who was
also student at Berea, and that when
she showed him some finger rings be-
longing to her he retained possession of
them and refused to give them up. On
coming to this city to make his way
Westward. Creech wrote to Mrs. Bowers
demanding $500 for the return of tho
rings; he at the same time threatened.
in case she refused the money to send
them 10 her husband with letter max
ing compromising allegations about her
conduct, all of which it was intimated
would stir up trouble in the Bowers
household. Creech also threatened that
uiiiOoo tiiO p@OO was AOA tuOOhAhs qdAOh-
ly his demand would be raised to $500.
He relented, however, at the last, con-
senting to be satisfied with 500. But
instead of the bank draft or money order
be expected from Mrs. Bowers, what
came, to him was deputy marshal with
the warrant for his arrest for blackmail
why did you write that letter to
Mrs. Bowers?" Judge Hollister asked
the accused, when he was arraigned to
receive sentence.
Il was only bluffing, Judge" was the
reply Il was mad because she wrote
me letter saying that was fool. :"
well, rather agree with her" the
court remarked Il can hardly con-
slider you criminal, but do think she
came near the truth"
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-04-15
white Slavers" Held to Grand
jury.

Judge Bailey held oyer to the grand
jury under 500 bond each the woman,
Myna Southern, and the two youths,
Rich West and Albert Burkett, OF Jnnc,
tion City, who are charged with entic-
ing Lonnie May Dalton away from home
last week and keeping her two nights in
the woods near Junction City. The girl,
who is Is years of age, endeavored tC
shield the defendants all that she could.
Stamford Interior Journal.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-04-15
The Income Tax.

The Democratic principle that wealth
shall bear its full proportion Of taxa
tion, is after years of effort in that di-
rection to be realized. Such a law
would have been enforced long ago, but
for the rather scandalous action of a
member OF the country's highest court,
who underwent change Of sentiment
in night. 1t has taken a constitutional
amendment to accomplish the result,
slow indeed, but sure, and henceforth
the question will not be left with the
courts. It has been settled that all in
comes in excess of 81, 900 shall be taxed,
and that every man will enjoy the same
exemptions. The $4,000 will pay one
per cent; in excess OF $40, 600 two per
cent; and in excess Of sleO, 900 three per
cent, and on a million or over four per
cent.
The present inequality of poor men
paying a greater proportion Of taxes
will be revolutionized, and the more
man has the more taxes he will pay in
the future. The coupon cutter, whose
hands have grown corns because of the
hard work, in that line; who were pre-
viously untaxed, together with those
who spend their lives abroad, because
this country is not aesthetic enough
for them, will hereafter contribute their
proportion of the expenses of the Govern
ment.
1t is good law, and taken in con-
nection with the new tariff which will
lift the taxes from the poor mans ne
cessities and place them on the rich
mans lnxuries, will make the burden of
the common people easier to bear and in
a large measure quiet the soclalistic
feeling which has been growing in this
country. Some objection is urged by
those interested against the inquisitorial
features of the law, but all assessment
laws possess that feature, and the rich
man has no more right to object to it
than the rest of us.-W. P. Walton in
Lex. Herald.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-04-15
Did Nice Job.

The Madison Garage has done an ex-
cellent job of overhauling and painting
for Emil Lohrish on his Cole 30. His
auto looks like a brand new one and
rides even better than it formerly did,
he thinks. We reiterate that there is
no use going away from Richmond to
buy anything or have work of any kind
done. The merchants and other busi-
ness men here can supply you and do
what you want.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-04-15
First Excursion of the Season

The L & N. will run its first excursion
of the season to Cincinnati next Sunday,
Goth. There will be game of ball that
day any many fans will take the ad-
vantage of the opportunity of seeing the
first game Of the year. The Reds and
Chicago will cross bats and an interest
ing game may be expected. The train
passes here at 6:4O in the morning and
is scheduled to leave Cincinnati at p.
m. The fare for the round-trip is SI.75.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-04-15
Reward For Boy.

My son, Jimmy johnson, left home the
eth day of March, 1913. He is IA years
old, has brown hair, dark brown eyes,
and weighs about 100 pounds. He
wore a blue overall suit, a wine-colored
sweater, brown cap and tan bootees- l
will pay liberal reward for his return
or reliable information leading thereto.
J. II. JOHNSON,
Winston, Estill county, KY. IS If
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-04-15
Mrs. Vance Dead.

Mrs. Irene Peel Vance, aged 10 years,
wife of Harvey L. ]. Vance, died at her
home near We>tville. Illinois, March
10Th. She leaves husband and an ins
FAINT son and parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Peel, of Westville, two brothers,
Hugh and JohnIe Peel, three sisters,
Mrs. NJ. E Holland, of Richmond, Mrs
Jacob Lawson, of Paint Lick. and Mrs.
Ella B. Johnston, of Westyille, Ill. She
was well known girl in Richmond and
has many friends here. She was mar
ried April 23rd of last year.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-04-15
Storage Plant For Ice.

The Richmond Ice Co. will put in a
plant of considerable capacity to store
ice for local consumption. A lot near
the depot has been leased for the build
ing. The company will have their own
delivery wagon and supply the public
each day.-Estill Tribune.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-04-15
Large Crowds Expected.

A gentleman from Crab Orchard tells
the Messenger of great preparations be-
ing made at Crab Orchard Springs for
handling the largest summer crowd IN
the history of that resort. Dozens of
hands are getting the rooms in condi-
tion and putting everything in repair.
An immense garden is being planted.
With PA" and Ma Willis in charge,
Crab Orchard Springs has not only won
back but is outreaching its old-time rep
utation.-Danville Messenger.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-04-15
Hair Goods,

| make your cOmbings into switches.
braids, transformations and other hair
goods at a small price. also remodel
hair goods. add hair 10 your old braids
and transformations. Braids cOlOred
and re-woven at moderate price Mrs.
Maad Maekey Walker, 2O7 W. Main 81.
Phone SIS. Residence 2O2- 52tf
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-04-15

Suffered day and night the torment
of itching piles. Nothing helped me
until used Doan's Ointment. The re-
suit was lasting. John r. Garrett,
Mayor, Girard, Ala.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-04-15
Industry That Ought to
Flourish.

The Housekeepers' League will pay
twenty cents per quart for dead flies.
''Swatting the fly" will be more profita-
BILE than picking blackberries.-BOwling
Green Times-Sournal.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-04-15
ToCattIe Dealers.

l make an exclusive business of buying
stockers and feeders on orders. The
best quality of cattle come to this mar
ket. Your patronage will be .appreciat-
ed. Market quotations promptly fur
nished on application.
W. o. PARK.
Rooms 601-603 Live Stock Exchange,
Kansas City Stock Yards. 80 6m
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-04-15
For House PAINTING

Call II. N. Thurman, Phone 277. He
is an experienced painter and thorough
ly reliable in every way. Reference-
any one for whom he has ever done any
work. 4jtf
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-04-15

For a mild, easy sction Of the bowels,
try Doan's Regulets, modern laxative.
25c at all stores.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-04-15

Every can Of Maxwell House Coffee
and Ladies Club Tea guaranteed 70 give
;atiSfact ion. ID. b. Mckinney. 53tf
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-04-15
Farmers!

See John R. Gibson for tobacco can
vas. 43-tf
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-06

- Sames R. g4ilion. elm 8ruber
bes Prdlibenten 9Boobrom gBi(fon.
Deilte In ben lesten TaSen NIT ieinet
@attiu bel tieiissn SerDanSten ber
Srau Bilfon.
= Sn Der Bcbunns BON 6ran Ga
tberine i3iSelmaun on 9ioro BebIter
Aueuue mutben seitern abenO ibre 6ltes
ite Tohter. Caroline Z. uuo @eor9e
McUfillan BON Dunmore ourh Pait0r
Y. u. Softer su einem @bepaar einse'
ie9net.
- 6ihter @omaroS beDiltigte geiteru
35 @beideibunsen, unter oieien Wiarg
US. Shneiber p0n Charles Shneioer.
Sames gDiomer BON Settle Bibmer.
Witnnie BOlfe uOn Siruel 8Olfe. Pearl
VI. @rosbed pon Srauf 8. @rosbed,
Sobn geber BON Selen 2sber, Wtartba
Somers uon Sobn Somers. Datig y.
Sarter uOn Sreo. Sarter, 6annie gSeib
bon aler. 8eiB.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-06
SeutfAe Ssebrasfa's.

/, Der Staats.aonuent oes Deutif.
GmerifaniAen 8erbanbes uon ylebras.
ia fanb tstte ISOLDE I'M Sapitol In &in'
coin. 9teb., ftatt. Staats Prdfbent
0aleutin 8. Peter aus Omaha er6if.
nete ben Rouuent. Sn bem Stsuu9s'
faate Der 8eiee9eber Jlebrasias wurbe
Die Badt am Rbein" BON alien Ssr'
iammelten itebeno seiunsen. Der Pra'
ftoent bes StaotuerbanbeS uon 2inceln.
9err @uftau Beihorner. bielt Die Be
9riiBun9sanfprade. Sbm folsten 8iir'
sermeiiter 5ebrnns uno @onoernenr
Morebeab non yiebrasfa NIT furjen
anipraden. Der Berift Serrn Som.
mers pom S6ul' Somite. oas itd um
bic @iufIibruns bes beutiden Inter
rthts beionbere Serbienits erworben
bat. puroe beionbers beifdllig auf9e.
nommen. Gue 8eamte NIT ausuabme
bes Sefrstdrs. Der In Serrn Riharb
@ebriu9 Don @ranb Setanb einsn 9tah'
folser fanb, wurben wieoer9ewdblt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-06

eiuer 6amilie miro aus benz D6rfdeu
Ottowing In SaGien' 9oburg' Gotha
beri6tst. Sn Sttomins batten fiinf
uerbeiratbete S1meitern einen 8ruoer
beiutt, nm lid NIT ibm iiber bic Sbeil'
uns eines tbueu tiirslif 5ugefauenen
@rbes 3u einIgen. SIM 0auie oes Bru.
bers wurben iie nit Speiie uno Granf
bemirtbst. uno unmittelbar oarauf er'
trantten file 70 Ibmer. oaB iie iGmmtlib
In bas udhite Sranfenbaus einseliefert
wsrben mueten. Drei Der S6weitern
lino bort bereitS troe aller dr3tiihen
8smhbunsen seitorben, swei iino nod
nidt auber 2ebenssefabr. Seiteus Der
5taatsauwaltidaft lit fofort cine eiH'
9ebenoe unterluhung beS Salles eiuee'
leitet morben. Die TN 0auie auf9efun'
benen Speiierefte murben beiAlasnabmt.
T Die ensliide Resieruns bat bel
elmer beutidsu SuftidiHbauSeisllih
Snftihifie fir ibre Grlnee beltellt. Der
rBarieual-' '@eisuidaft In 8itterfslo lift
Der auftras 9emorben. orei #Parleuats"
fnr Srte9eoDede 3u lleTerH.
T Das 3aubseritt In 0simar pers
banoelte bic Sta9e oes Seriegsminiiters
@eueralleutnants b. Salfenhapn uno
oes Weimarer StaatSmiuiiteriums 9es
gen ben friibsreu Sieler BrofeGor Seb'
nanu.9 9obenbers weseu 8erleumouns
oes preuBiihen Offijierforps In Sers
biRouug nit benz Dortmunoer ProsB
sessu Sbsrit Riiesr. amtsrihter 9em.
mersabl uerfHgts. baB Sehmann, Der ieiu
uneebtihes Redt usrtheioiste. bic 3ld'
ger nit perl6nli1en BeleiOi9ungen IL
iberi6iitten, aui isinen 9siltes3uitano
unteriu6t werbe.
T Ssr3os @rnit 9lusuft BON @nms
berlan6 bat am Wfontas NIT Ieiner &C.
mablin, Der etujiger To6ter bes beut.
iden SuiIerpaares, Rriu3eflin 8ittoril
Suiie, ieinen @inIug In Die feitlid1 9c'
ibmtdte 0auptltabt 8raunihmei9 9e'
balten. Damit bat iidl bic tbatiddl.
lthe llebernabme Der He9ierun9 roll'
sosen. Vim Wtontas lift and BON 6a'
tbenOw, Der bisberigeu 9arniion bes
taiIerlthen Sfmie9eriohues, aus Oas
btesbeSiislt6e Batent uerOifeutlidt mor'
ben. @iu9an9s wirb in oem Document
oaranf bingemieieu, baB Die 0inoerntIie,
mel9e oen Re9ierun9santritt i'm 9Sege
ltanoen, In begliidenoer gSeiie beieittgt
worben Ieten. gBGrtlif mirb bujuge'
| lest: so treteu mir Denn Die unS
ourh ben bodbersisen Ser3i9t oes
Saters 3u9efallene Re9ieruu9 bes per
3Ostbums Brauniawsi8 au.-
I Der Msdleuburs Strslis'Iac
Stuutsminilter 3. SoHart bat bem
@robberSos feline DemiifiOn iibsrretdt.
Der S6ritt erfolste i'm anidluB al
| Die Reii9uation bes Sdweriner Sabi'
netts, gu Der fia Oas Wtiuilterium mad
oem abermalisen Sheiteru Der Ser'
faiiunsspOrIase usrautabt seiebsn bat
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-06
staOt ltnO GollntD.

= Satob 3iesler, beGen Satin ibn
nnf oreimonatli1er @be uerlieB, bat am
DOunerltag eine @bei6eiOunS anse'
ftrengt.
- Das 9eri1t uerwei9erte es am
D0uneritu9, Die Brimdrwablen aus'
lugen BON 6. .. Sermnn priifeu su
luilen, einfa9 neil Die 0iesbeShsli6e
8tttidriit gu ipGt einseretft wOrben
mar. Die Ingelegeuheit miro ieooA
an bas Superior @eri6t appsllirt wer'
ben, inbem am Sreitas elm oiesbeSiis.
li6er Sdritt Senommsn. .mnroe.
= @eorse gB. gButfins, @Owarb
WiDers. Wm. 8. Dunitoue uub 9eOr9e
.. RanIo. melhe Dor feds MOnateH 3u
Dalton, ole lie lih In einem GutOmObiI
befanben, oas BON einem Babnwageu
9etroffen murbe, ihlimm perlest mnr'
ben, itren9ten am Donnerftas ie eins
Slnge fur $50, 900 @ntl1dbtgun9 9e9eu
bic 9lOrtbern electric RailmaD @om'
panic uub Scranton nuo Btngbamtor
Traction @ompanie an.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-06
SsegiSaers iSas@,siissssy i 1T =

Mn ale eesaioreH, srthiierH umb anbfrs inisref-
frte ptriuneH.
gfaGri@t pirb bitrmtt stgfbtn, baB bic
fpIgenb bfndnntfn ptrfcneu ibre Rfmnunaen
siuesrassu baben In bfr Sffies bee Rsefers fur
9tflGtigung pcn Gelfamtntsu unb Grtbstluna
Won 8riffen her Nbmiuiliraticn In unb fir bas
COUNTY Ron 3ddapnnna, unb hn6 beiagte Mbs
minifiratpren, Grflutersn unk 8ermiiHber ibre
8ehnungtn begIihen baben In Der Office bee
btiagttn Rseiftsrs unb bab bisIsIbsn BEN WailsH
8sridt aur 8sfl1iigung porgeltgi mereen (pItn
am Mpntae. ben 10. NoptmbsT 1913, um 10
llbr 8prmittass;
1. Die Srantpn Sruff GCmpauis unb g.
u. Watrss 1rulfess Ter pinterlalIsuiGaft bee
psrf. Bm. 8. Salifsab; isHifs ttelpsiis ab-
rfhHuug.
3. Wluriimprs 3. 8ullsr, abminilfratpr bn
5inttrIaiItnlGaft Der rerii. StItn W. SuIlsr;
erte uub tnesiiltiss abretuuns.
8. Mnorew W. 6ins. Abminiffrator Der SiH-
tsrIalTfnl&aft Der ptrf. 9imfIa 6. i}ins; niis
uub snbsiItist abrt6nune.
4 Die Saantpn druff &empanie, Greiuier
bsr 9intnIalfsufGaft bG pnf. Rstseea parry
srffs uno snbsiIiiss NbrsGnuns.
5. Sarrp eB. Stamans, Abmintfrator btr
SiHtfrIaHenfhaft BITS ptrfi. Gbas. 9. Btlls;
srift une tuesiiIitse AbrtGnuns.
6. Masmt Sdnsa unb 0. gB SGnsa, CT.
sfutersn bsr SinierlalItnGhaft ots psrli penry
Shnfl trffe une sneeuItiee abrshnung.
Z Scbn ). WrgBtliams, Mhminifratcr ber
| SinterlalTtnftafi bfr ptrif. Warp RrgB Biltams;
srifs une fneshliise abre6nuHs.
8. Stnrv .. Meore, aemintlfrator Der
| 5tnterIadsuf6aft hes perlf. Soc. u. Wpprs;
srllt unb tubgiiIhgt Abrshnnug.
9. 8. gD. Raylpr, AbmtniifratOr Der Sintsr.
laIIe ti6aft bee Serif. SpbH VI. Sadlpu; frlis
unh eupshltigt Abrtduuns.
TO- Gpparb u. Sprau unb D. 8. RetlIp,
Grsfutcrsn Der Stnterla0enfdaft bee VERT. Jbp-
mas SfaIp; trIfe tbfiIpfff Abrehuung.
ii. Sames 3. NihpIiOn, abmintlfrator btr
5iHterlafsnfGaft Der pfrl GaibtriHf Seins;
eris unb enbgiiItige Abrs6nung.
f2. Rerd g. Surfe, aeminifratorin btr
piuinIafsni1afI BIS Strf. SobH 9urfe fTife
unb enbefiItiss Abthuune.
f3. Gdibtrine @dlIn9btr, Grfatrrtn btr
6tutGIafsuitaft Der urf. Marsarst 0aIIas-
bsr trft unh tnbsiltigt abrthnnns
IA. @tOrae WP. &larf, abminifrairr btr
Siuierlaltuibaft bfs prf. 3. @j. 9prust; srtts
unb tupeiItise Nbrs1nuus.
is. ptrb ri G. 5alIrpsa, Aeminiaratpr 6.
: ". Der 5iHtnIafeHlRaft Der psrf altse eiIe
librtces; erite nnb fueaiiIiigs Abrtbuung.
f6. @eprge Weun8af, AemtniiiTator hfr
Siutsrlafenltaft en pnfOrbtHen Wlarp Sff.
grlfe une tnesiltise Abrsbnuus.
| 9pbH MatpH,
42,4 Rsailfsr Of gBiIs.
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0SirS StuSeut.

sBie aus sBiener 9reiien. Die bem
9ofe uaheiteben. uerlautst. bat @rjs
ber3og Marimilian @u9en Snowis. Der
8rnOer bsS fiinftissn Gbronfolsers @rB'
her3oes Rarl Srans SOiepb Die abiiAt,
iih an Der nniueriitdt immafuliren 3u
taiIen. @s wdre bies Der erite Ssall.
baB Elm @rsher,os aus oem 9anie 9abs'
burg fortneG ftubirt, auitatt feline auss
bilouns ausidlisBlidl ourd priuate Sn'
ftruftion BON ProfeHoren etc. Su erhal.
ten. @rBher3og Mtarimiliau. Der 3tpeite
Sobn bes perftOrbenen 8rnoer oes Sai'
iers Sran, SOiepb. @rSberiOss Otto
Srau3 SOiepb, lit am 13. Gprtl 1895
9eboren nno LIT unsefdbr aht Sabre
iiin9sr als Der tiinftige Gbronfolser.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-06
Sas 8abuenseieb.

@etpis habt Sbr 6os Wohnen,Sie6,
Sonit:nirgenos noh geleien.
unb bod lit Wiander I'M @eniiitb
Be9tertg barauf 9emeieu,
gBeit 6tefer slufruf oft 9ei9iebt:
+ Das lit nod iiber's Bobuenlieo i
90 iei benu bier bas 8obnentieo
Geiungeu uno 9epfiffen:
@s LIT, mas ih ben yelern biet',
gtiht aus ber Suft 9e9riffen,
gSett lif's In meiner Baterftaot,
gu Saltngen. = begebeu bat.
StabtIdreiber mar baielbii elm Mann,
am Wlarfte tbit er mobnen,
DEG ytamen ih ntdt nennen fam,
Der aB 10 germ bic 8Obnen
Diit Sped oarin. uno Oies @eribt
SIT allerbings 10 libel ntAt.
llnb bod bel ieSem @iien muBt
Gid dr9ern Der Stabt. Shreiber
Die 8obnen maren i6ledt sepust,
Damn i6impfte er Die Weiber, - -
OOd pusten's fie.ibmsitetig 3u fGle6t,
Sie fOnnten's ibm nie MAIDEN re4t.
Dariiber sab es uiel 8erbrus,
Seboh obn' alien 9tnsen:
Oa faBt er eubli1 ben @ntIhtuB,
Die BObnen ielbft su pusen,
llno nit oem 5eoermelier Snar
Das frii9 oa3n sei6liffen mar.
Dod nidts sebt iiber Deiberlilt,
Die cine ieiner Wtasbe,
llm ni6t beihimpit ju merben miBt!
Sing beimIih Der unb itedte
Die 5aiern In ben Sobnentopf
tluo oaAt: -ss sebt nidt un ben
3opf.@
Die SOhnen murben aufsetii9t,
Das Beten nidt usrseiien
2lts er ben Sped berauseefiift, -. .-:.
90 sins's in's 8Obnen.@iien,
DO6 mie ueriteinert lae er oa,
slls ct oie Oislen SaIern iab.
Salb mar er blaB. batb pieber ROTH,
ells batte ct bic Maiern;
st bate ietne liebe Ototb
SerausjuBieben bie 5aiern.
@anj ftill Of er ben Eeller leer
llno - puste feline Sobuen mebr.
= Bhrttsmbsrs.
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Gin Der alten Seintatb.

gBadsr 3aubsr liest In bieisn 0or.
ten (! @rinnerun9eu on bic Sugenoseit
In Der ferneu alteu 9eimatb ftelgen 'por
uns auf. mir isben iie mieber beutlth
Dor Wis. bic Stdtten, bic nit allen
Sreu6tn unlerer 9inbbeit uerfnipft linb.
iuer H2fte iiift germ nod einmal, bic
burdI n @eba1fen an bas @lterubaus
9ebeil ten Srte pieoerfeben. aber nidt
allen Tbirb bieies Slid sn Tbeit, nit
eigenen aueen bic 0eimatb mad Sab
rem su idauen. man mus lid eann eben
nit Dem besnii9en. mas anoere iiber ibre
tiirSli6en Wanberuu9eu In Deutihlano
mitjutbeilen wiiien, Tim wenisitens i'm
@eilte baran tbeilnebmen bu f0nnen.
@ine iolhe @eleSeubeit bietet ltd uns
in Der Serie uon Retie' Plauoereien bon
Wttbelm 9aube: -Sn Der alten pei.
matb uah 25 SabrenA, welAe In oem
uns porlegenoeu eben erlf)ienenen DO
uemberbsft Der Seitidrift Die Deutide
6auSfrauA, Wttlmaufee. Wis, beginner
nno wGbrenO elmer Reibe pOn Wi0naten
forflaufeub, uns Die @inoriide ihiloern.
bic bic alte Seimatb bel einem 0einhe
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