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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-11
BUGGY AND HARNESS DEALERS
FORCED INTO BANKRUPTCY
fspecial to- The rImes-nianatch1

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
DANVILLE, VA, July I0.-C. G..
s;nead & Sons. for years engaged in
4 he buggy and harness business, have
been forced into bankruptcy by their
3,reditors The assets amount to $43.-
3:47.26 and the liabilities to $S,410.06.
i,lost of the creditors arc out Of town
i,eonle. A meeting of the creditors has
Asen called for July 90, when a trustee
fin be appointed. The growth of the
automobile industry and general bus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-11
Alleged PURGE snatcher Arrested.

. Floyd Crews. colored. was arrested
yesterday on the charge of snatching
"a purse from Mrs. Herman Taylor. 403
East FRANKLIN Street. last Sunday
might.
The police are now looking for the
negro who robbed Mrs. S. Sangster.
1905 East Marshall Street, Thursday
might of purse containing 81. Mrs.
Sangster was robbed while passing an
alley on Tenth Street. between Broad
L nj Marshall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-11
COLORED REVIVAL

AS n result OF the two months of
revival services conducted among tho
negroes in this city by Rev. Simon P.
w. Drew, colored. pastor of the Cos
mopolitan Baptist Church. Washington.
1000 Of the colored people Of Richmond
have expressed their intention of con-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-11
Picnic Schedule

MISUNDERSTANDING street Sunday
School. Richmond TO Buckroc and
return.
cdncsday-LnurcI Street Sundny
School. Richmond TO Buckroc and
return
Northumberland Avenue Sum
dny school. Richmond TO Buckroe
md return.
I'rfdny-Ncnnhir street Sundny
School, Richmond TO Buckroc and
return.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-11
BIG FURNITURE STORE
MOVES TO LARGER QUARTERS
Ryan, Smith & Co.. Long in AInsonic
Temple. Now Located Mt Jcner-
son md broad Streets.

Realizing the need Of larger quar-
tiers to take care OF their increased
volume OF business. Ryan. Smith &
Co.. recently located in the old Ma
sonic Temple, have moved to the corner
or Jefferson and Broad Streets. This
location gives the firm flooring space
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-11

secretary-trcasurer. and ]. c. Brooks,
w. II. Reekcs and W. T Ryan, Jr., di-
rcctorS
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-10
FOR RENT


OUSES-MODERN.
5-r, new, bungalow, 21O2 Fort, S25
6-r, nearly new, 1925 s. 25th. $50
err. 1884 ). 18th. good location, S22j0
6-r., liOi Lothrop, close to car, $50
6-r $500 N. 10Th, snap az $3.50.
6r., Is2 Larimore, hit. water ht, gar
5-ra $40 $ 2eth Ave, ht. water hit, close
5-r, stos chicaso, ht water ht,.. snap, SO.
ar, 49l1 Burt. Dundee. new, SIS.
1-r. 1912 Emmet. with garage, SS5
S-r., 20iO E,mmet. kountze Pie, SS2.5O.
Ser, 9O6 Hickory, Y blk. So 10th car, $50.
S-r, $50 $ %th' Hanscom Pr DIST
S-r., SIC Il. Ssd, Bcmis PIX. ht water ht.,
iO-r., iOO2ls S. Goth. close in. S26
HOUSES MODERN EN. HEAT.
SER, Sl23 Ninton, y blk. west side car, SIS.
5-r, 4020 seward. good location, $50, 49,,
SER. ESQ Maple, close to good school, so.
Ser, 2S66 Maple, nearly new, $50.
ar. 1921 Manderson, goot cottage, sls.
6-r. 1916 S. 10th, new. close In, Sl9
5-r., 25is Blonde snap at SIS.
SIR, 1903 Kinney. fine for families, $40,
S-r,, 42ll Burdette, Clifton Hin dist, SO.
HOUsES-PAR MODERN
ar, l6lS-2l y. s4th, water paid, $40
Ar, 1872 Lake, Sl2.m. 40
or, 3026 Evans, we'll water. $i2
5-r.. 9h n. 25th,, close in. water. lights,
6-r.' Corby. lights. water. gas. sl5.
FLATS--MODERN.
,gS5o.' 3jE' i'V0 N"''' '''''' N''' ..
S-r., 1897 Davenport. close In, new $50
6-r. u62-64 =, 26th Ave, close In, tS9,JO
81. g. So. W : -'''' -
s-r. sslo California. ht. water ht, close
to st. Johns church. $40
9-r 5l4 N goth, close in. choice flat, $50.
FLATS-MODERN E%. HEAT.
5-r. 1918 n. ssth, nice and cozy. si2.
5-r. 6C9ls n. 2ist, close in, s2OSo,
WE HAVE OTHERS Send Tor our
weekly printed list before renting.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN, 1914 Harney st
BEAUTIFUL STUCCo FOR RENT.
1875 South 9Th, rooms, modern
PETERS TRUST COMPANY,
1929 Farnam st. Phone Doug. S9S.'
PETERS TRUST COMPANY
SS0-140S No, Sbth st, rooms modern
S9O-2204 No. 18th ST.. rooms, modern.
sS0-S2s SO. 22d St. 10 rooms, modern.
S9O-I24 So. SOth ST.. rooms, modern
| S2T-2564s Douglas, Or. modern.
S25-SOlS Webster, rooms, modern,
SlS-211S Locust, Ser, mod. ex. heat
So. .60-22es So. 10th. Ter. mod. ex. heat
sls-24Se Ennmot. e-r.. mod. ex heat.
$ls-S24 So I'D St. 5-r., mod. ex- heat.
! s1S-3llS No. 30th St. 5-r., mod ex heaf
| sl4-sl2s Miami 4-r mod; ex. heat
sl-Sele- Seward. b-r.. mod ex heat.
| PETERS TRUST COMPANY,
1922 Farnam st. Phone Doug, Se8.
6-r tOSS Charles St, mod. ex. heat, SIS
1O-r. 1907 N. nth. mod, 10
| b-r., 3l5 S6th, S12.50,
| b-r, 27H Pinkney, $40.
6-r., 1920 N. Goth, modern, $2k
or. 2gl6 Fowler Ave, modern S8
7-r, 1904 s, 2Sth, modern, S26
! S-r., l42Oh Sherwood Ave, mod., 30.
l4-r, 240s ICass, modern, $40.
| b-r.. 1iiO Farnam, mod eX. heat. $40.
| 6-r, Az s 18th. mod. apart. $40,
| Ter mod apart, In the Winona, S6tr
| and Dewey avenues, 500
| Sherwood Ave, $50
BENSON & MYERS CO,
| d24 ON. Nat. Bk. Bldg Doug. iSo.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-10
Texas.

HOME farm; place for catarrhal and
tuberculosis people; 1876 acres; 20 in tim
ber; hog pasture; bal best land; small
peach orchard and pecans; 7-room house;
rent houses; near Dallas and Fort
Worth market; III miles good town; cash
price 500 per acre; Y on time; no COM
mission; on good road; no snow. Address
Owner. c. A. Thomason, r #. ID. I,
GrapeVine, Tex
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-10
Our Land

In Sacramento valley. Rich soil, beau
titul location. splendid railroad service to
San Francisco and Sacramento. Prices
low. Only 10 per cent cash; balance long
time payments.
w. T. SMITH CO.
D. 1913. 1112 City Nat. Bank. o
CONSIDER good income property for my
high grade Sacramento valley property.
Address A 445 BeeN
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-10
REAL ESTATE
FARM & RANCH LANDS FOR SALE
Put Yourself
in Clover

Buy all the rich, fertile land you can
afford to own In our sunny level uplands
in Central Arkansas; long growing sea-
son; ample rainfall; excellent drainage:
abundance of pure water: good health
conditions; alfalfa yields cuttings year,
average ton to the cutting and brings SIS
to $40 ton; potatoes, both Irish and sweet;
also corn and cotton make enormous
yields; the conditions are ideal for dairy
ing; also for stock and hog raising, hav-
ing free range all year around; chickens
are big money makers as we'll as truck
gardening; three big markets close by.
These lands are 30 miles south of Little
Rock, a city of $1,000; few miles north of
Pine Bluff, city of 5000. and SO miles east
of Hot Springs, the noted health resort,
with 100000 visits annually. The railroad
runs through our land; we can sell you
now close to town and shipping station;
there is a government agricultural demon
strator stationed in our county; he will
advise you free Of charge how and when
to plant, cultivate and market your crops;
this land is selling in 40-acre tracts and
up. on the terms of $50 an acre down,
possession any time, balance 20 years;
terms less than rent; big land selling
excursion daily; low rate; free trips to
buyers who answer this advertisement.
Write or call for free Photographs and full
Information. open Sundays and evenings.
E. T. TETER 81 CO.,
4e Times Bldg. st. Louis. Mo.
LITTLE River Valley lands, rich and
cheap, on railroad. Sessions Co., Winth-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-10
Oregon.
south Dakota.

SALE or exchange, well improved quar-
ter section in Gregory county. Rich
soil and good crops Price $45 per acra; I;
terms easy. VIII exchange for good
Omaha income
Sale or rent, two good farms in Tripp
county; one of 16O acres. other 120 acres:
both have good improvements and good
hard soil, no sand. Price $25 per acre;
favorable terms.
w. T. SMITH co.
d. 2S19. 1112 City Nat. Bank. o
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-10
Colorado,


FREE book of Florida facts; if interested
in Florida before wishing or settling in
this wonderful state of fragrant flowers
and sunshine. write Lake County Land
owners association, No. Lloyd St.,
Fruitland Park, Florida. for free book
tive facts concerning this state. There is
IoCr, good better and best land in
florida. This book will teach you what
is hest and why The members of the as
sociation are not land agents; they simply
wish to tell actual facts to those really
interested in the state. They have no time
To waste on curiosity seekers, children or
effort, but to those of character, energy
some capital, with desire to learn more
OF the opportunities in this most pros
porous state we would be glad to give
. fullest information. %
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-10
California,

SAVE YOUR RAILROAD FARE
TO SAN FRANCISCO EXPOSITION.
We are Californias largest land deal
ers; improved farms, any size: all kinds
of land on terms; long list satisfied buy
ers; our 5.000-acre home ranch. Califor-
MAS finest dairy and fruit farm, just
subdivided. Transact business with us
and WE WILL REFUND YOUR FARE.
Free information bureau; correspondence
solicited. Buena Vista Farms Co, Balboa
Bldg, San Francisco Cal %
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-10

FOR SALE BY OWNER-Improved half
section very choice wheat land in one
OF the best districts IN Saskatchewan.
Full equipment of stock and implements.
ell in first class condition, go with farm
at S35 per acre. Or would sell equipment
separately and rent farm to purchaser,
with option OF buying. For particulars
address B-436, Rec
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-10
REAL ESTATE
| FARM a RANCH LANDS FOR SALE
Nebraska.
Farms Near Omaha

Nebraskn.
Farms Near Omaha
80 acres near ELK city. almost new i'm.
Sls9 per acre; Sc, 10 cash by March l. ball
ance, 5000, years, per cent.
11o aores well improved. level. produc.
tive valley land. Price 500 per acre; f7S
cash, S,150 March l. balance, 5000
years. per cent.
152 acres improved s-r house; very pro.
ductive upland and valley farm; western
Sarpy county; 2S acres pasture, balance
all under cultivation. Price. $50 per acre
cent. Rented for 1915
80 acres. lays ideal overlooking Omaha.
Price, s225 per acre. $1,000 cash; s., 900 more
80 acres. lays ideal, sarpy county-s1Oc
per acre.
40 acres, improved, 5-r house; fine 10
cation. Price, $50 per acre; one-hali
cash, balance years, per cent,
20 acres. improved, laws ideal. quite
handy to Omaha; stock implements, etc
Price for ALI $500; some terms.
acres level upland, 20 miles out; AR,
house, all other necessary outbuildings-a
homeltke place. Price, 81 100; one-half
cash, balance per cent.
ALSO
another ideal 30 acres, so acres and three
or four 1s0-acre farms. all within S miles
Of Omaha.
ALSO
so acres. 12O acres, 200 acres and 800 acres
upland; somewhat rolling farms. S5 miles
northeast Of Council Bluffs in good ioca
tton and near good towns; exceedingly
good goods for the money; considerable
alfalfa and clover and practically all car
be cultivated. Price $s1 to $50 per acre
one-third cash March 1, balance years
51s per cent.
EVERY ONE of the above farms will
mako you money ACT TODAY. Delays
are dangerous.
oRIN s. MERRILL COMPANY
N. r. Corner I'D and NJ Sts.,
South Omaha Neb.%
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-10

FOR RENT.
DETACHED HOUSES.
634 S. 18th, 7-r. and hall. modern, so.
2SOI Webster, i2-r., modern. $40.
1916 Binney, 6-r., modern. $50.
9i6 S. 9th, 5-r and hall, modern, US.
2712 n 96th, err, partly modern, $lb.
72l $. nth. 6-r.. partly modern. $lb:
GIG s. 9th, rear, Ar, partly mod, $40.
ATTACHED HOUSES.
712 N. 22d, 7-r., modern, $50.
FLATS.
710 NJ 23d. st. Louis flat, 6-r., mod. 80.
7l6 NJ ed, ST. Louis fiat, 6-r., mod. $25.
39l7-l9 Davenport, st. Louis flats. b-r.
each, modern. $B each.
22S7 Seward, 6-r.. partly mod, $40, ID floor.
1890 n oath, 7-r., modern except heat, $l6,
A. p. TuKpY & SON.
441-2-3 Bd. of Trade Bldg. Phone ID. 5J2.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-10

Douglas SOlS. walnut 5O3I. Aarney 1olo.
s5O.OO-s-R. BIG CALIFORNIA St. mod
dern, hot water heat.
s4S.5O-6-R., bl0s Underwood Ave-. mod
ern,
service, steam heat
42.50-s-R.. 2959 Farnam St, modern
S42.50-i-R.. Apt in the Harold, 9th
and Jackson SITS.
S40O0-8-R-. 1857 Farnam St., modern.
S40O0-7-R., 2s1l California st. modsrn
flat
sSo.OD-5-R.. 2S1s Cunning St. steam heat
new,
SH.50-6-R.. 2so1 Burt st.. modern.
$2l5O-6-R-, 25O6 st. Mary's Ave, mod
s2o.oo~s-R, Si2 N. 42d st.. modern ex-
cept heat.
cept heat.
Sl5.OO-5-R.. 261s N. 18th St, modern ex-
cept heat.
sl2OOl-R., 40 S. 9th Ave
GEORGE & COMPANY,
Phone d. 766. 9O2 City Natl Bank Bldg.e
WEST Farnam. s2S N. ssth Ave-. most
modern. rooms, 2 baths $50. %
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-10

LIVE AGENTS-Fast seller. Repairs
puncture In one minute, Particulars
free. Mountain Plains. Edgewater. Colo.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-10

s., 900 PER MAN PER coUNTY-stranse
invention startles world. Agents
amazed. Ten inexperienced men divide
$4,000 Korstad. a farmer, did So 200 in a
hours sl2OO cold cash made, paid
banked by Stoneman In 80 days; $751;
TO date a hot or cold running water
bath equipment for any homo at only
$3.50 Self-heating. No plumbing or
WateTwsrks required. Investigate. Ex-
elusive sale Credit given. Send no
money, Write letter or postal today. Al
len Mfg co. .~aOO9 Allen Bldg. Toledo. Os
kGENTs-A new one just out; big prof
it's quick sales every home a prospect
"Fits- Ur-Pot" aluminium pefcolator
makes better coffee, saves half converts
any coffee pot into percolator; going with
a rush Write quick for agency proDosi-
ton. The STANDARD Spinning and stamp
ing Co.. Toledo, o.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-10

LITTLE River Valley lands, rich and
cheap. on railroad. Sessions Co. winth.
rop, Ark. %
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-10

SALESMEN-For general mercantile
trade in Nebraska TO sell NEW pro-
position OF MERIT. Vacancy now. At
tractive commission contract. s35 weekly
for expenses. Miles f. Bixler Co. Whole
sale jewelers., S2l-2 Carlin Bldg, Cleve-
land, o.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-10

80 acres near ELK City, almost new i'm
provements, not a foot Of waste land
$3.50 per acre; S6120 cash by March 1, bal
ance, 5000, years, 6 per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-10

lVo fATnnIn, lbNtD, NtD,.,....s.........,...,sN 6O,OO
18th and Farnanl. 4Sx40 suitable for
garage or auto aocessories. 10000
140s Farnan. $500 20. II. floor space
on I'd and I'd floors. elevator,.... 1850
AFtMSTRONG-WAIsS COMPANY,
Tyler 1885 State Bank Bldg .
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-10
EVERY HoUsEpoLp ON FARM

line Of ratncoats as a side line, Com
mission basis only. Apply Gil Medinah
Bldg Chicago, Ill.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-10
Globe Van&Storage

Stores, moves. packs ships; 3-horse van
and 2 men. n.25 per hr; storage 81 per
mo. Satisfaction guar. ID. 4sSS & Ty. 2s0
FOR RENT-Modern s-room house. 906
s. 35th Ave. Inquire T. J. OBrien
Henshaw Hotel Har 1904. Douglas l2l6.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-10
Minnesota.
Missouri.

50 ACRES, 10 bottom: house, barn and
spring; 2 miles of town. Price 81, 500.
half cash. Write for free hst. A Bare,
ST. James, Mo-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-10

CHEWING GUM-Sell to dealers, big
gest line manufactured. meet any COM
petition; send for price list and samples.
The Helmet Gum Co, Cincinnau.e
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-10
FOR RENT

Apartments and Flats.
ONE ATHLONE APT. LEFT.
New, 4=room, east front, walking dis
tance 26th and Douglas Sts
PETERS TRUST COMPANY,
1922 Farnam. Phone Doug. S98s
-. -.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-10
HELP wANTED-MALE
eent.. snIesmen and soiicitors.

SPECIALLY Statesmen WANTED
Good salary or commission. We are
old established company, manufacturing
large line Sell easily, every business
man, every town. Write Warren Refin-
Ing & Chemical Co. Cleveland, o.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-10

Approved by the insurance, department.
$1,000, principal sum, yearly increase
10 per cent.
slO0 month for S months.
500 funeral benefits.
Si0O emergency fee.
This health and accident policy costs
YOU only $40 year for any accident or
sickness.
Liberal commission and perpetual re-
newals 10 agents.
Exclusive territory to the man that pro-
duces results.
GREAT EASTERN CASUALTY Co,
l60 Omaha Nat Rank
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-10

11O acres well improved, level. produc-
tive valley land. Price 500 per acre; S7S
cash, $,150 March ], balance, 5000
years. per cent.
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nHh btHtc eincn Did gr0keren Nirtnngsfreis baden as frh6er, mrb ad
ppH 5adfreieH anerfannt. GO fat bfirr Gage bic oSourt6 Gnar4, Elm
2eftnn8s- nnO MISREPRESENTATION aaf ben berme6rten @5ertb Der bcntIdeu
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oGiHe ansBcprDhtHe nHo mGdhge Ncnbclebnnq bes c3ntercHss an
ben bersHlaHoe In brHfder Gprafe ber1ffentidteu 3eitnnecn lit in ben
igRigeH Ariegsseien ben efbar. llniere fa91enben bentIAea 9enuraen
habcn ii eiaigcn Gdacn fire 3nfulaton nm Is Bis $50 Groseat er6S6t.
NE CREME III rcA utdt eFra4t.. % g6t ehpa 20 N.aioHen geriORcH
NIT efH1NcM SiHf ~ pen %eEea9tR Gtaaten. 8Rle 0eFiIbeH aebWea
arOEes Sntaee an aaer, mas bsuia lit, @a9reuD Der 9riea
bieIr. 5nterefe g~ef5recFt fat pr0 rs cod mtt BEN arrgc Hit aass
igbfu. Ga uirS in Der 3afnnft laa9e Sabre ~furte6en. 9e ernent en-
afdngH5eH NHsfdteH, welEe infolge orier lmhlabe fd. ben brngden
srtungen in ben ycreiHigtcn Staaten eroffueu, UerOen in 8nfunft IN.
nod Gehsigert uerben ... Der gernd, ben beuhaeu Dlarft lbiersnlanbe
fnfh aahere mHb inbirefte IRnel 81 erreihen, fam sr 3et nidt nit
grbg b~HrdSefaArt nerOen. 9hir Ggarft fam nnr bird bic spateu
Der 3eitmnaeR srreiAt meroen, ueIde In 6enfher Gprafe gebrrft EHb,
uDu htfrhanrt HiAt Xix. Die GaaL DeIde beHte eingepfhgt iurO,
Nnh Ifbea, blh9eH nnb Jrade tragen In fommeHben 9agen. geenH
he enmal jh i'm MISREPRESENTATION Warff engennrseIt IN, nmb ne
asbe4ea nb mad 5abreH nod 8me ReIHitdte brinseH"
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@Olb nab ID fir Giienl

Rebrasfa Gitp bnrf 8rau 9aBGer
Soc g6riiten, SO; 6ran5 Griftar
.sr.. 81; 6rnrB GbriIten ST., 81,
gluboIpb Gbrtiten, ST.; Irs. Reb.
hohr, 81; 90. gtobner, ST; Rep. u.
Mifelier So; l~lngennnnt ST., lin.
befanrt 81; Gbos. Mqier, ST; qete
sdmit, 81; Soc @lIiel, 81; 3.
stia6an. ST..
oettcsmal ifIid iif Elm Grud.
febIer Elm = foate beiBen: 3. @ans
|Reb. Gin.
9l6om GmeIs, @eft qoint, So;
.9ar[ aauf Settings, $50; Grib
stanae, @aptaion filb. ltbr, Brit
Dimmel, @iniioe, IS; q. Omen,
.2caan, 81; Senrp Steele, qenbcr
SO; 6rnnf 9immcr .Hod aioer, $40;
Marie God. Cmaba, ST.; aubolpb
SdctiIer, 9moee, goIO. Sing; 3.
@oitian ST.; 8. gaitian ST.; Gral
r. alenfc. ST.; 5rau Gennan, S4;
frau 8ilfe, 3 gGirge, 2 fits. Qrm.
bdnber, I Ne0aiaou 2 9roiden.
cd crude oieieuigen Serren,
wclhr Giierne Minge gum 8erfoui
baben uno felt @ouaten teiHe bad.
ridlt ianbten, 0tes iest ou t9uu.
Adtungsooa
6rau Bertha Gesfdmnn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-08
Gin Slid, bah ~ bsutiht 3sinnatu
In Amuriia aiebt.

Wiin6cn Rcb 55. Mai 1915.
@crther Serr Weterl
g~inlicaeuo ibericn0e ih Sbnfu
ben i16rIidcu gctroa iiir 0ie aIal.
lide E~ribaue", 800 IN goitaupci.
lung. Sd mag 3bre geihdbte Bee
tuu9 uiht e%uteebren bonn iie per.
tritt 0as 0eutidtbum ousgc3eiduet
mo 3crrciBt cas- 2iigengepete 3 cicr
ctliden SpiuHen. Gs 1T bod Elm
nahrcs Slid. oab mir in amerifa
nod 6eutide 3eitumgen baben: me II
mir Die uidt bdtien, MN, 0ann ma.
rem mir ucrf0uft.
Gum mobte ih Gle nod bitten.
mir SIREN qrie33atIas geiaaiait
imidcu "a Doleu.
ahtangsDoa Sbr
SOB. graun.