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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-12
OFFICES FOR RENT
STORES FOR RENT.

TWO attractive brick stores in Colquitt.
Ga. Plate glass fronts, recently conf
peted: fine location on public square.
Fine investment $40 per month rent
ach. Joe NJ. Shingier.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-12
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR Elk.
CHANGE,

fFf0RR BFAfTTfffsfTT f'fr. HOMES and bufId-
Ing lots In College Park. the most
desirable suburb OF Atlanta. see I. C.
McCrory.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-12
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.

| HAVE equity Of $500 in most deslra-
BILE nine room home; close In; lot 100
by l7hs feet, fronting on three streets.
This offers a splendid home as we'll as
high class apartment site, value OF
which is rapidly enhancing; house Is so
situated that 50-foot corner is clear:
In Georgian Terrace section: will ex-
change for modern bungalow or house.
with not less than seven rooms, having
value equal to my equity. Address
owner. Box 681, care Georgian.
WILL exchange three room house on
oue-acre lot In Union City, Ga; value
$4Oo for pair Of mules or automobile.
H. s. Berry. East Point. Ga. Atlanta
phone East Point 49,
WILL EXCHANGE lot in Rellwood
Heights, Columbus, Ga, for automo-
bile, Ford roadster preferred Must be
in GOOD condition. Address Box 27.
Richland. Ga.
WILL exchange for farm near Atlanta
good house. five rooms and bath; no
loan: on Georgia avenue. H. Grossman.
9s Whitehall street. Atlanta.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-12
.ANSLEY PARK HOME
Price $1,000
$7o0 CASH

Balance easy monthly payments.
s-room, two-story frame house.
Furnace heat, hardwood floors,
combination fixtures; sleeping
porch and other modern con
veniences. Lot lies well; SO
feet front by 1T and 1873 feet
deep.
Will trade equity of about 5000
for automobile, vacant lot or
most anything of equal value.
Address G. O. j., Box COL, care
Georgian.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-12
MONEY WANTED.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


BUSINESS GHKNCE~D Drug and jewel
ry store. good location; good business;
college town; to trade for good land
send particulars. Address Doan Bros,
Hopkinton, Iowa, Delaware County.
WANTED-An idea. Who can think of
some simple thing to patent? Protect
your ideasmthc T. may bring bring You
Needed Inventions" Patent Buyers, -
How to Get Your Patent and Your
Money" what Is Trademark and
other valuable literature. If YOU have
description for free search of I. s
records. Randolph & Co, 6lS St.
Washington, D. c.
WANTED-To correspond with sckers
relative to opening wholesale broker
age business in Lancaster. S. G. Ad-
NAIL DEALERS-Get our new 1914
proposition; lust off the press; great
est money makers on earth; YOU make
20 cents profit on dollar orders. Your
choice of dozens OF original mail order
propositions: no competition: complete
plans sent prepaid for l0c. Mail Deal
ers Wholesale House. AIS Franklin
Bldg. Chicago.
III VOL want to buy good paying
" w business of any kind, call
to see us. We can save you time and
money or your purchase. YOUNG &
Peters Bldg
INVENTORS--We perfect and manufac
ture your invention, dies, models,
metal patterns and stampings. Best
skilled labor, modern factory with best
facilities The Crescent Tool Co, 1851
Reading I'd. Cincinnati, Ohio.
WANTED-IDEASIMis flt of for for
ventions wanted by manufacturing and
prizes offered for inventions. Our four
books sent free. Patents secured or fee
refunded Victor j. Evans & Co,
Washington. D. G.
FOR SALE-Grocery store, small stock
good location Apply 112 Auburn ave.
FOR SALE-Rexall drag store, Vinol,
Nunnallys candies. Eastman Kodak
and Waterman fountain pen agencies.
Address Box EOS, Toccoa, Ga.
MOVING picture show for sale by Feb
ruary I, doing excellent business;
business calling me North is reason for
selling. only ones with ready. money
apply. Write \. F., care Georgian.
FOR the very best Suburban In
stallment Furniture and House
Furnishing Goods location in
Atlanta, see Duval Bros, 1902
Forrest avenue or Phone Ivy
24J6-J.
< GOOD dairy farmer wants connec-
ton with reliable party owning cows
and equipment. will work on profit
sharing basis. For Information, write
Box 96. care Georgian.
ADVERTISE words in 20 good week
lies. 81. Cope Agency, $40 Olive, st,
Louis. Mo
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-12
MEDICAL.

SAVE suffering and doctor bills; best
remedy known for leucorrhoea; try
home treatments; ten for a dollar; I'M
mediate relief or money returned. Write
to The Madame Co. P, o. Bo.: 800, ko-
knYn0 Ind
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-12

WANTED-Everybod suffering piles.
fistulas, assures, liberation, bleeding,
itching, write free trial. Positive Pam
less Pile Combination. S. u. Tarney'
Auburn, Ind
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-12
POULTRY, PET AND LIVE STOCK

500 S. c, GNCoNAs for sale Nice,
large, dark colored birds, Pullets,
cockerels. yearling hens and cocks. from
So to S. each All bred from New York
winners W. Fl. Beck, Sherburne, n. Y.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-12

Ducks.

BANTAMS-Galne bantams, Sebrights.
Buff Cochins Carlisle Cobb, Athens,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-12
AUTOMOBILES AND SUPPLIES.

FOR SALE-Baby Maxwell: good condi-
ton; $3.50. Address Box SS4 care
Georgian.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-09-11
FAITH IN THE FUTURE IS REFLECTED IN THE HOMES

On this page we are showing just enough
Leavenworth homes to convince the public that the
town is not one whit behind other progressive and
enterprsing communities in this respect There are
dozens of other homes, some even more pretentious
and expensive than those here shown.
1t is by the homes buded that may judge
of the faith OF the people in the future Of their town.
Good homes indicate permanency and satisfaction
with surroundings Few would put much mon
ey into home unless they had previously made up
their minds to become permanent citizens Satisac-
tion with the climate and general surroundings and
belief that the town will not 60 backward helps to
reach confusion to invest in good home
The most active building year the town has
enjoyed occurred during 1918, when considerable
more than one hundred homes, large and small, were
erected. Add to this nine substantial brick business
houses and we have record for year that
town with the preentions of this need be ashamed Of
For obvious reasons building activity has not
been so active during 1914, yet the showing is not
so bad. Eight or ten residences that will compare
favorably with those here shown is the record, to
which must be added twenty homes of less pre-
tension.
There are hundreds of four FIVE and six
homes erected by mechanics and thrifty working men
who have found this satisfactory from their point
OF view. Many of these homes, in their surround
ings, show taste and refinement. Every home has
beautiful lawn. Water being plentiful the city
makes charge for sprnkling purposes
The religious denominations are represented by
four substantial Observation-Disclosures, Congregation
al Catholic and Lutheran. While the Baptists and
Presbyerians maintain an organization they have not
yet seen fit to erect houses of worship
When the European war is over in the
ture OF things it must be in few MONTHS of
prosperity will in every part Of the United
States such as the world has The indus
trial activity will be great in the proportion that
he war is greater and destructive than any of
which history gives an account In our judgment it
is entirely within the bounds of to predict that
Leavenworth will double >in population in the next
three years as result Of the development Of the
rounding country.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-18

Der so satire alte Nraolcp 81.
1oraea son 91r zoos Garsoopnc.
5traBa peldcr am peraonaonen
Ionaeriiaa lpie ausiii0rlidl berihiet'
non ciuen 1iraBcubohu,M oer
gononoioug glpenue 8inie iibcrlabrcn
iporoeu por un0 eiuau 1hdoolbrldl
haoon 8eirogcu gaite, ltarp ani sgflit'
mod glpcn0 fir5 uor & lsbr nTl
Hahncuauniheu AaGcmeinen $40.
ipiial Coroner NeHlpcl uoul noro'
l0rilliheu 1iiritt crlIdrte onB elii
Snqucit unudtbig uno Der Zoo 6oT.
NOUS lcoi0lid ami clncn llnlol 81.
rild5nillbreH ici
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-18
Der Was. .0aaIon.

@lit cinem e'osIdIoud i'm @tunoe
iUlroe acliern 0littog filr3 Dor > llbr
Charles q. gonfS i'm @orocr5iimmcr
ocs Oriiten Siodperfs oes oSano
&ouies, glr. 2i2. gloro.qocoitraBe.
toot uufgcflnoen. @anfs mclder
fiir3lih bel elmer reIieioicn @obl.
tbdtigfcits. ceieaiboft anaeiteat mar,
birtcrIieB teine 3eile. melbe ouocu-
ten fonnte, cus pelMcn @runoe er
ieinem Seben Gin Gnoe mohtc. Gin
@riei ipur0e bel ibu poreeinnocn in
mcl@em ibn iciu Siieipnter ouiior.
bert, Sem @euuB olfoDoIiihen @e'
tr1ntc 81 eniiogcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-18
9Iu granOlunuOcu acitOrbsu.

SSniolge ser erIitteuen @ranopun.
oen, bic iib lebten Dienitag bel ciucnl
6euer in ibrem 3iumer in Dem
Sauie 0lr- 203i 0it8iooleitraBe.
5l5og, itar6 geitern @lorsen 6rau
Soa @uber I'M ct. Soiepbs.SoipitaI.
3ic 5rmI lit 49 Sabre alt imo iic bat
ani1eineuo teine @erpanoten. Sroli
0uber erlitt Die 9rauopunocu ais
cine Sonpe imiiel mo ibrc @leiOcr
in NranO iebte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-18

Gic 3oqlinac oes vGuropoilNcn
agniif 0onierpoiorIuais eaucn ge.
ficul glbeno oas 8lucite Hecitol oer
2aiiou IN 9lr. Sll 9loro.Golucrt
1troBe inier @cihmg Der 'erolello.
rcn @ilu5 8ed g3eiurcicl uao ga.
Dis llier nen aRhpiriegocu pa
rem DorotbD Sonas. g9W. Motos,
Guih glnos, Niyoic 9lofoe 6lorcucc
N'ihclion Sulius ai0man glttb
Gucl @cauir Ilorris Ssatberiue
9lolos Conrad Gc6elein gSm Gpe'
uomeig. 2lneIia Eofos, Soiepp5drei4
ter @louo 5Adier uuo Gao gfce
glotos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-18
3eitaemaFcr 9lnirnf.


@rdiioent 6aui6anel bonn lna66da
gigcr 9iirocrpcreiu~ erl0Bt g(ii
for0crung an oic @litalieocr ocs
9iirgcruereins mo OaS Geatid5.
tbum i'm 9laaemeiucn I'M Sr-
tcreiie ser alien Scimat6.
SIN Ginflang nit cincr Gmpic5.
lmg oeS GoriiterS 0cs 9IatiouaIcn
SSiliS.@nmites 0cs Gcutidlomerifan.
iden 9lational6unocS crldBt Sr. gll.
bert 9. 6ont6dncl, ocr @rdiioent oeS
.llnabbarsiaen 8iireerpcreinS bon
@lorplano", on oao @erciue lno Sin.
5cluitalieoer Oes @iirgcrDereinS mo
oas Gciltidtbum ser Stoot i'm gluqc.
meiuen Ocn oringcnOcn glliruL iid
IN t6atfrditigerer @ciie an ocn
Sammlimgen fir oerpunoete bent.
ibc im0 oitcrreidiiblugariide &ric.
ger im0 fiir oic @ittwcu inO @aiicn
geioQcner &rieger 81 bctbeiligcn. @r
meiit oaraui bin, ooB 8wor inter Den
glnipi3ien oes 9iirgerpcrcins bcreits
cine itottlibe Simmc qeIonmeIt
wuroe, ooB abcr OieIe Sunme nod
Iange niht oer oeuti1en @epoItcritng
ser Staot eitipridt. &err 6anfbd-
mel cnpfieblt sic bon Dem goriiter
ocS glatonalcn SiilfssGoniteS gc.
mabten 9Iurcaliugen 5ir @eberji.
gung. Gieie iino in sem gcridtc
oes &oriiBers entbaIten imO lailten:
n@ci0noHten lit no6c. Seocr
aie6t umo Scoer crbalt @aben. g9ir
crlauben inns nn5lIrcgcn, oaB man
imO 3wor Gin Se0er, @ebenoe lnO
gmpfanaenoe, jeine @abc be5icbluas-
Deiie Ocreu @ertb Der Siilisfaiic sic.
ies Sabr 5ruenocn moQc. Gas mdrc
elm pntriotiibes Spierl 9enn sic
ainocr 3. g. 9roB geporocL ipdter
cinnial er3dblen pcroen: &cibnaht
1914 baben mir sen gtot6lei0cnOcn
oes groBen arieas geopiertl So
piiroc Die 6omilie in ibrcu iuncrIten
areiie al Der oroben 3eiteeibi6te
tbeilnebmen
llno MN ein beiou0crcr Gori6lag
sur einleitllng elmer iDiiemotii6cn
Salnmhmg. IS mare an3lireecn.
DAB mir, weit oobon enticrut, oaB I'M.
ier 3icl crreibt mo sic Soumlug
MN gcidloiien iperoen f0nntc. mn
einen Sbcil iuierer @inuo6me ga.
olrd cr5ielen Dab @cIdjGitsleltc ci.
men &ro5eniiob ibrcr @intiinitc imo
9Irbeiter ino 9Ingeitellte cinen She'll
i6reS 9o6ncs in regclmdBiaen gIb-
itduocn an Die 2ofoliieQc cin5o6len.
90 lobeuswert6 Die einmalioc groBe
slnitreuglng on cin3clnen @unften
gciueien 1T, 70 iebr mdrc es 3i be.
oaucrn wenn Die Sonnllima mr.
lanaiom ooer plobli6 auiborcn ltlie.
Sic mnB iortlciebt Weroenl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-18
Maa6aeiinoel in Nreen Spring
Gnllen.

9ilS aeiicrn NlorBcn inn ! llbr
Soucs 0berouci6 Der Gin sllIleber
aai ". 9rcnt stc0lcrs 9ImDcleH IN
@reen Spriug @oaep it, NIT &ei9'
uodtsacidenfclt. ole cr IN Baltimore
pingctauii eatte. 6euutcbrtc wiroe
er ani Scr ciniomen @rap 9lodsloao
bon 5pci Mdarern anaciallen uuo
beraiibt. Ser lleberian erei8nete iidl
ia Ger 9idhe ieiuer glrbeitsltatte ino
fur3 ua6cem CT oie Gra0 Hod.Sta.
ticu perloiicn bate. Giner Der 0el'
oen Rauber fam oui ion 1u lno be-
oro6te ibn mdbrcuo ibn per onoere
SO iu 8nar, ioDic cen Die @ei3.
uohtsecibculc entbaIsenocn aofier
obuabm. Gic @ei9cnfe 6attcr cinen
@erib bon unacid6r $40. Die Noli,
sci bon 0ieiiicrsioiuu @ilespiac iH0
arlington BAT cine cute Neinrei6Ang
scr bcloeu Strabcrraneer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-18
Nblc6en.

Su ieiner @obmng, 9}r. t07
Rioacpooo-9ioao, Rolano.4arf, lit
geiiern ocr beianntc 9lcdtsonmalt
&obcrt Clinton Sole inn Sitter bon
81 Sabren einem Shldefluiie erle-
gen. Sr. Cole mar feds Sabre lana
Elm g1itglico Ser Staats.llnterri6tS.
9eboroc mo gcborte fat allen promi.
uentcu Gibbs Der Staot an. Gr biu-
terIdBt MIR ieine @ittipe. aber feline
sinoer. Gie 9eer0iauno iiuOet NOR.
gen glohmittag itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-18
vNSaralauO ,yodeu.Gln6.D

&crihcnit oen lleberidluB fiir 1914
an bic glrmen. 9cri6t an an.
oercr stcQe peroiieutlidt.
Gem aQsemeincu SiiIisiono
$4,000 ii6erpieien.
Ser o@tor0luuo SodeD. Club" bon
Baltimore 6ot es mieoerum erniog
lidt ooB bel Oen @euncu 5u @imlico
inn lettcn Sabre Elm red)t betrdtt
li6cr lleberi1uB er5ieIt woroeu lit.
Gon oieiem llebcriduiic iinO $500
fiir @obltbdiiefeits5nede ousgeiebt
poroen. 9ieie gepoltigen finan5iel
len griolgc wiuoen our@ oos Gin
fiibren Oes ioeenonnten @egenicitig
feits @eitocrfobren er3ieIt. 3u
@inlico oirfcn md9rcu0 Oes Sobrcs
mr ou 26 Eogen @feroerennen obgc.
boIten mcroen ober oie Soften Der
Gr9oltunq 0eS @igeutbums critrcdeu
ii6 iiber oos gan5e Sobr. g1ad gIb-
5ug aacr Gintiinfte belief iib oos Gc-
fi5it auf $9t.37S.9S. Die Soften
ocs neucn @erfabrens bel Oen &et-
TEN ouf &feroc ouf oieier 8ennbobn
betrugeu $l7903.22 uuo oie Gin
FINITE ans oieier Gueae $17I474..
80, 70 SoB 0os 2ifi5it geoedt, $500
fir @obItbdtiefeits5wede oerwiIligt
uno $4,000 fir 0iDioen0en auf Ons
9lftienfdpital ouseegebeu merOen
fomntcn Ger 6inon5mismeis befin
oct iid I'M 9ln5eiecntbeile oes uGeut-
iden Gorreipouoenten" ino siebt &c.
nauc glusfunft ii6er oic i1nrnltIi1en
@cloer oeS Clubs. Bon oen fiir
@obItb6tiateits 3medc beitimmteu
$500 iino $4,000 BON eincm @omite
ocs .@1orplano SSodcp. Clubs Dem
oQecmeiuen &iiIisiouO. Der bon Der
Sun" sciommeIt ipiroe, bin5uge-
fiiqt moroen. GicIcr Siilfsfouo be
Iouft iib uuf nabe6u $4,000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-18
enasn nadl sinem 9anSi0attn.

o5n elmer Geriammliing Scr Gemo-
fratcn Scr is. g8orO in 9tr. 1908,
Eoplar @ro0eiiraBe muroe unter
Dem goriibe 0eS Srn. Geo. q. g1um.
len beidloiien, Elm Creier. Gonite gu
beanitragen cine @eriammlilng ocr
Demofroten Der 10. @aro ein3ubcrll-
fen, I'M bel Der gniiItellitng cines
Staotrat6s 6anoiOotcn barnonii9
Dor5i9e9en. Gas Gouite beite6t ans
ben Serreu S6omos 8. Grtmmc9,
Geo. Q. Spcrion mo 9arrD Is. Sill
me;.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-18

9ei i6rcn 9citrebeu, cine N3iIlion
.93ot6e areu5" 99ei1nocbtsmarfen 5iI
perfoufcn. Bot Sic .91nrpIonoer Ser.
ciniqung anr @efdmpflrne ser
Shminoiuht pirtiamc @eibuIie
rerihieoener 0rgoniiotiouen 8aIti.
more's aehlnocn.
Die ullnion Der 8uhoruderei.glr'
better bat mebrere Sun0ert gaarfen
sctouft mo periiebt ibrc geioninte
Dor @eibno6tcn nod obscbenoe @oi.
nit einer u&otbe Grel6" .@lorfe.
gbenfa0S bat oos or.2pceim~
500 Morten sum iel6en 8wed sc
fouft.
Sr. Gooio 6. MegIein. Der Saire
Tar oes nC6eb Sbolom Eempcls, "
al Der Gdc BON GitoiD 9Sloce uno
2anpole. SroBe, Oeiien 9lobbiner Or.
@iaiom @oicnau it, iiberionOtc Dem
@crein einen Gbed iiber $l33.S4, Ger
oos GrsebuiB elmer Sommlne it,
oie om Eempel an ~Sdminoiuhts.
Gage ueronitoltet ipur0c.
9lnoere Sereinc, oie iib al oieiem
wcbit6dtigcn @erfe 5u betbeiIieen
luiiuiden f5nneu es entlDe0er 0urd
Saumlunaen tbim o0er ourh Pm
taui BON oNotbe @reu5" 9Rarfen.
gbcnfous founteu 0ic Gereine einen
gIgciten erncnnen, Ger oieie glorfen
on &riuatperionen barEaufen piirOc.
Sr 9lobert Is. @owea Ger Setretdr
0es p@2orBlonoer @ercins 6lir 9e-
fampfug Der S6pinoiuht oeiien
8urcol iid i'm Soule SIR 1901,
g1oro Gbarlesitrobc. befiuoct lit germ
6ercit ieocm Snterciieuteu weiterc
SIustrnit 81 geben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-18
airdlsnianaer.

Nr. eugene Wlartenet, elmer ser
bcitcr air6eniduger Der Staot imO
felt oiclen ,Sabren Soliit in ocr oltcn
ct. Yaulsfird)e, lit 5lm 9nritoniou-
ger an @looiion.9Ip .9Ipenue.1empel cr.
lpdbIt poroen. gr miro Der glodiol.
ser oes Srn. @iaiam IS. 6orn ocr
cine abnlihc Sienina om Gntau-
Flace.Seupel angcnommen bat. Del.
oeS iino 36alinge oes nReaboOD-
W}idif. Gonierpotoriiuns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-18

Sdlpciier NlorD Bernard ieet Sei'
term ser @emcnocIaile Der fatH-
ct Fctcrs.@eucinoc an Der Gdc pon
$oppleton m0 SoainsItrqBe lclert
am 1ieniiog ocn 5, ,Sanuor i1r 9ol.
oencs ,5ubildim ais Nlit8lico ocs
Nroens Der bormber5iaen Shmeltern-
Sclt Cielen ,Sabren ipnr ,od)lpeier
Nernaro nit DER S9ule Der ct Bin.
cents &cmoinoe oer6nn0en mo plrtf
te oann aud ou 9no6cn sSalienbaulc
ocr @emciroc oaS ii@ iebt an Der
sorts5looo bciin0ct 2sie Ocrlahet,
iinoet 81 @brc Der Subilariu cine
6eiIlihteit itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-18


glah0nu Nc TM ain @lithuod
gl6cuo aacm 2lnibeiu nod IN better
Ucilnohci 5a 8ctt 6caeoen bottc,
muroc acTleru Dlorgen Ebereia
Irain oie idbriea Codter BON
Ir. 5Acpnerh GraiA ylr 9l2 gos
aouoiDn2lbcnne bon i1rcr l3 Sabre
olteu 5aiupler 2eila foot INT Bette
lic9eo aaiaeiunoeu Goroncr S.
Srcogtd Nenpel bonn nor0ueltlldeu
giitritt itclltc ein our 800 ourd @e,
birnoer Seritopina lmiienocs Gcrti
iitai aus. Celia ipoltc i6r Sdlpclter,
mcn iuedcn in0 mar eriiaant iiber
bic ciaeai6Nmldc @eIihisiorbe Der
DcrmcIniliul SdInicpoen glIs ie
lhcreio beriibrte uno iilblte, ooB Der
N5rper ocrielhcu eoa5 tolt uor,
itir3tc iic its imicrc Stoamcrt lul-
inter mo benaaridtiate ibren &os
ter ST. Grain elite in ons 3mmer
ino ian0 ioif aino tooi Grit an
* 5c6rnar lepien So0rcs mar Ser
non Scr "a SoBre alie So0n lr.
1rains an @lNo1arm eui5iinopn9
eeiiorbop lbcreia Drain pelne oie
SMula 9lr 90 beindie buicrlaBt
uc5cu ibrcn Gltcrn mo ibrer 1hwe
iter 9cilo eincu 9ruoer Sbep9ero
Iroin nu 1ic ARRANGEMENTS fir
oig seor0iguna iino nod n0t gc
lrniIen.
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sci, 5teauerlreter glnorcp Q. areit.
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rinc gddolas.
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ed a0legE's sirae an NeIair gloaO.

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