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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-15
COURT HOUSE
TO DIVIDE ELEVENTH Ward
Special Commission Recommends That
It Be Cut Into Four Elec-
tion Precincts

The division of the EleveAth ward,
city, into four election precincts, in
stead of two, is recommended by a spe-
cial commission, including Benjamin
f. Umberger, john Gonkling and John
A. Marshall, that made report to the
Court this morning. The report was
confirmed nisi and will lay over until
the June quarter session for final con-
frmation. In the meantime any who
may desire can file exceptions to the
report. Eleventh ward electors, it is
said, coincide with the commission IS
decision.
Under the division plans, the First
precinct will include the district bound
ed by Logan, Sixth, Kelker and Della
ware; Second precinct, Sixth, Logan,
Delaware and Maclay; Third precinct,
Logan, Front, Kelker and Delaware;
Fourth precinct, Logan, Front, Della
ware and Maclay.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-15
Charter Granted

Charter Granted
On application made by Attorney D.
l.. Kaufman this morning the Court
granted a charter for the incorporation
of the "Sons of Italy, a local band
organized some months ago.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-15

Postpones Hearing
The Court This morning extended
from to-day to April the hearing at
which it shall be determined whether
Charges in favor of Conrad Wag-
ner, deceased, contained in property
deeds held by NJ. s. Hershey and
Thomas Wagner, shall be stricken from
the county records. The petitioners set
out that The charges have been of long
standing, are presumed to have been
the property title. District Attorney
Stroup, representing Conrad Wagner
heirs, had the time extended upon the
representation that the petition may
be opposed.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-15
Building Permit

Building Permit
Ivan Glace took out a building per
nit this morning to erect two-story
brick house on the west side of Twen
ty-second street, between Market and
Chestnut streets, costing $4,000.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-01-16
Nj Il. EDWARD EDMONSDN

MIR. Edward EImonsuH, a retired
business man Of Springfield. Ohio. died
IN that city on DEC. % 1914 Edward
EdmonSOn was born III Lexington. Va.
and was as Yeas OF age. After the
VI. war ht resided for u lime in Graf
ton, w. Va, gong from there to
Springfield III 1865. He was cOntinu
ously member Of the A. NJ. T.. Church
IN that Guy from 1866 until the time of
his death, having served both a, trustee
ana treasurer unit! his healjh failed
hIm something over year ago.
MT. EdmonSOn was strictly Il cultured
CHRISTIAN gentleman, cour euus, kind
anG generous III all OF his dpal,n.s with
his fellow man. lie had many friends,
Doth white and cOlOred, who during q
long term of Yeas regarded HIN as a
brother.
Mr.. George Edmonson, of Parkers-
pnrR, w. Va, is the Only surviving
brother, ard Mrs Mary K. Franklin. of
Washington, ID & The last sister of q
| large family.
Active III church work and SOFIA,
service Nj. Edmonson did not ne. lect
the financial part of lite, but possessed
valuable real estate and left his widow
| well provided for. fer her death the
| following named niece are mentioned
"S oehtllclarieS In his Will: Mesdames,
Coralle f. Cook, Mainda WASHINGTON
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-01-16
TO a CHILD EMBRACING HIe
MOTHER

Love thy mother, little one,
Kiss and clasp her neck again
Hereafter she may have a son
VIII KISS and clasp her neck in vain.
Love thy mother. little Onel
Gaze upon her living eyes.
And mirror back her love for thee
Hereafter thou may'st slludder signs
TO meet them when they cannot see.
Gaze upon her living eyes!
Press her lips the whilo they glow
With love that they have often
told
Hereafter you may'st press in woe,
And kiss them till thine own are
cold
Press her lips she while they
glow
Oh, revere her raven hair!
Altho' it be not silver gray;
Too early Death, led on by Care,
May snatch save one 0edf lock away.
Oh, revere her raven hair
PRAY for her at eve and morn,
That Heaven may long the stroke
defer
For thou mayst live the hour forlorn,
When thou wilt ask to die with her.
Pray for her at even and morn!
THOMAS HOOD.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-01-16

A few nights ego coming up Martin
street, black cat ran across the pave
ment before a white woman, who drew
up her dress, turned back and crossed
the street to the other side. Further
up-for there must have been kind Of
cat convention two colored women
were noisily crossing to the other side
OF the street for the same reason. Bosh,
The editor would rather that ~ thousand
black cats cross his path, than one
t-eacherous black or white Niger"
would cross it. Color makes no differ
eDce, They are all precisely alike
What kind of God would He be, who
would decree harm to people whose
roadway be crossed by black cats?
Tommy rot!
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-01-16

The editor Of this paper owns the
promise Of the trip of his life over The
Canadian Pacific Railroad TO California
He Is to go there by easy stages, with
privileges of stopping off at various
places Of wide. world renowp, and can
consume six weeks or three months in
going end best of all at the entire ex-
pepse of his friend, who knows all the
big men from here there, and who will
make it exceedingly pleasant for him.
And when at the Exposition grounds.
he is to be introduced to some Of the
big men there, where position will he
bis for the asking. Big hirg to have
su ch big hearted friendl Rest assured
good friend that when ye editor returns
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-01-16

The legislature made a provision for
the voters of any county in this state to
Vote out of existence the hateful and
barbarous custom of charging toll
Jefferson, Hampshire. Mineral. Grant.
Hardy and Pendleton Counties voted
the Pystem into obliv WON. Why not
Berkeley do the same? Agitate and
vote the curse that fumbles the pennies
out of the pockets Of the poor to whom
they are more benefit than SO bills TO
the rich
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-01-16

IL gives Us great pleasure. to note the
fact that the Ceredo advance ~ 80 ears
old. A great record! and one # which
it's brainy editor. Hon. T r. McDougaU
is justly proud. In politics the Advance
IL Republican, and supporter OF
the policies and principles of ;ha, org.
anizaton it has never wHvricd Being
the only paper of that faith in Wayne
County, Dir McD0ugaiis ia tcanv
times hard task. but his meth ds are
so manly and straightf0r ward that
friend and foe alike respect him for his
true worth to the community wherein
he resides. No county paper IN this
State is better edited than the Advance.
and it's opinions cary weight wnh them
We congratulate our good friend for
having la bored go long for the good of
his fellow man, and we hope bis success
in future will be greater than 1t ever
has been in past.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-01-16

The ignominious death of the Reed
anti African amendment to The immi-
grafton bill in Congress, proves conclus
lively that the darker people of the one
blood family. have in their own harde
the remedial instr mentaiilies TO cor
rect, conserve and utilize the political
powers Of this country.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-01-16

Congratulations are due th. American
Baptist, Of Louisville, Kentucky, This
10 80 because that paper hns reached it's
$500. birthday A fact Of this charac
ter may not have much significance to
the average layman bat to a newspaper
man. and especially one who publishes
Negro newspaper it means more than
mere words CEN express During all
these long years. the American Baptist
ha- never swerved in its effort TO labor
for the church to which it belonged nor
has it Jagged in working for the uplift
OF the brother Of color along all possible
lines. II has truly been :, champion of
those whom 1t represented. and has
never I ent the knee that thrift might
follow fRwninR.' In conclusion il il
fact of much importance that during
this third of II century the American
Baptist has been edited and published
by William III. Steward, man who
10 representative of the best that there
IL IN Negro newspaperdom.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-01-16

The Pioneer Pres is ia receipt Of the
first biennial message of Governor Il. d.
Hatfield to the Legislature. It ,s an able
and comprehensive document, and de
serves the careful perusal Of every citi-
zen OF this State. Else where ia these
columns will be found condensed
form of various recommendations uA lie
by tho governor TO the legislature
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-01-16
We had to prove that we could better

we had 20 prove That we could better
our condition by accommodating proper
ty. We have been accustomed 20 hear
that money ia the root of all evil. On
the other hand, property-money if you
plesse-will purchase for us the only
condition by which any people can rise
to the dignity of genuine manhood; for
without property there can be no leis.
ure, can be no thought, and w ithout
thought there can be no invention,
without invention there can be no prog
ress
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-01-16

Everything that has The semb'ance
Of correcting jury evils should be tried
Would it not be better for the clerks of
the circuit and county courts to seec,
jurors than jury commissioned? Let
berkeley County try it.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-01-16

The House of Representatives dcfe 4ted
the Woman suffrage amendment by Il
vote Of 204 to ia. Tie women are
undaunted, though, and say they are
going to keep on until they win. Their
example is a good one for the Negroes
to pattern after.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-01-16

There are twenty-eight pounds Of
blood in the body of an average adult.
and ten pounds are moved at every
pulsation Of the heart.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-01-16

Coating eggs with paste made Of
sea salt, vegetable ashes and water
Chinese ship them long distances in
good condition.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-01-16

The small village Of Bulwick.
Northamptonshire, has given Lord
NiLchener's army ten of it's eleven
eligible men.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-01-16

home, II be has not contracted the govt
from high feeding and champagne
drinking, he'll walk on h,s feet
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-01-16
Governor II. y. Hatfield's
Many Recommendation


ms in his first t.
The submission 0 providing
Initiative referendum and recall
S Ss' S*ns'.S off o pr FORFEITED sr , sst'
c:on ~:
Law Law t ;SS"S s Standard s' o5 %::. and measures.
5 9:s:' ss:: s:s.o FREE ;.x tex" books
Law creating s :: lo luna commission. " ~
Law establishing efficiency
'! prohibit Fake :. sd;eSt S2":"'*'"
Law providing for
the solution Labor disputes and providing f CON-
0 to avoidtni ndlokouts
Laws restc"s the for members Congress an" of the
The """ TO : sndnsn pE" laws" tns as nt How Service commission. from m
:: +. s;%: "s :: *: : ::
To ne e s" h an p the P %y t 1 R the regulation
T" : @ tate; va; % . , &c :
and Public
sn hs p s o of S s s1 o of Hs se s pe"'
Of sand
1oSecto pure
s o S nS"S s ss ss p;os sdos D ts S
n2tuion provide vocational train
5"dns material 11" aeeons
os WORKING Sf 5G' on 1 S'@" d %"' changes relative " the cost
the psHssntsry '''''''
of assessors. " ~-~~~" 4S \
To extend powers Of the Forest game and fish warden
To fol a
commissioner
governor power United States Senate
ssns5nsn the the os lay" y s sn " 's" Campaign e"n"d
nhv r 4 20 VI tne 'te NE'luIl'N.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-10
\ WEIGHT OFF HIS MIND.

The PArson-Aud SO, Donald It's
been touch and 60 with you this time
Ten stories In a long way to fall I
suppose thoughts Of your past life
passed hurrfedIy through your mind?
Donald (th@ window cleaner)-Weu.
sire. I was q bit worried till I got the
length of the fifth story, and then
minded that I'd left my pipe on the
window sill It was a weight or my
mind. SIR.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-10
coNNoissEuRs.

IT n possible. Huber, that you've
seen the whole great art e1h16ic1on II
a single hour
Sure! And we saw Il all MY wife
looked in all the rooms on the right OF
the entrance and I IN those en- the
iefG"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-10

$50 Kate married her husband to re-
form him Did she succeed - Yes; he
used to be q spendthrift and now he has
nothing to spend-'-Boscoa Transcript
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-10

prof Thinkum speaks seven different
languages" Yes" replied Miss Cayenne
ssRur nobody takes much interest IN
what he says IN any of them-''-Washing-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-10

shes crazy to get into the upper ten,
isn't she?r sCrazy2 Why she'd even
reserve it on q sleeper Judge
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-10

A Tommy at the front writes home that
life in the trenches wouldn't be so
bad II 1t wasn't for the people opposite
Boston Transcript
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-10

SCHOOL ROOM JOKES
what In %AtzrM History asked
The teacher Of the small boy at the
cad OF the class
u guess" answered the small one.
NAT it's the kind where people are
always fighting and killing each
G&H%~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-12
antereRante giiensfrnaen.

am nod)iten Montdg miro ore
StoOtfommiiiion ilber cine 5role
BON aagemeiuem S1tereiie 5it emit
ideioen baben. IS ban0eIt iid Inn
Ole 8erlegung bon 8irtbidoits.
9i5enien. 8olter 9lm0quilt bean.
trogt uebertragung Der ibm fir Dos
Sons 18. uno 9eabenmort6 CTR.
ertbeilte Sdantli5ens mad 24ts q.
"a. Str, nabreno George 9eif Die
ieinige bon 602 SID 10. Ctr. mad
1915 Cunning Str. berlegt baben
modte. Sm berganeenen 9e5ember
crit le9ntc bic StaOtfommiiIion cine
9i5ens titr cine Sdnnfmirtbi6aft in
Der bon 2un0auiit ertpdblten @egeno
ab uno 5por nit Der gegriinoung,
oaB bort Die 8irtbi@aften ni6t Der.
mebrt tperoen %iollten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-12

geidt ange dusrt
RiI9 to4e mon nit Ndtron auF,
DcnaG fe MOI btim Robeu obsr
Baden su Dertpenbsn it,
ROFfledt in 8ttB8sug
tnO nit 3itronenIaft gu e%ntfsrnen.
Der Saft Dtrb in iiIbernem 26fftl
iibsr elmer SpiritusfIamme tpdenb
gema4t unO bic fIedige StsIs bin.
eingetaudt. Qlte 5lede entfernt
man nit ftarfOerbiinnter Sal3iGurs.
8eiBe Rarmorpfatten
bon WafdtiIden pber anberen 81.
l4sn biibeH baIb ibr tabelloles Nus,
Iebsn Elm, tperOsn geIbli9 pOer graus
fpeib unb iinb feline 3ierbe mebr
Flr BITE adume. Gin Seifen ooer
Reinigen mil demiIden SubItanssn
1tlft ieltsn ober ME, pobl a6er er,
3ieIt man bur6 bas nadfoIgenot
8efIapfeH DON neliem mteDer ttra1s
lenbe Deibe. 5n elmer itarten It's
oeren S6iiFel mengt man gebronls
len anIt nit ftarism SeiFenpoFer
nit siHem Slid 9oI5 70 langs, Bis
in sIei4mGBis Oiinnsr 8rsi ent.
tanben III. Wan trdsi Jpn NIT eli
mem fladen 9oI3brettden LIBERAL
olnn auf bic unfauber getporbsnsn
R1rmcrpIatttn nuf unb Idbt IL
na4 ibrer 8ef6affsnbeit, Elm biz
1nbsrt9nIb Gag rubig nuf ben gIats
ten. UNI Jpn nit grobsm 3nhe obs
Suipdi fen unb NIT lnupormsm
Daftr bic Mormurpl1tten nadsus
Rilsn. Sic linb borQH pte lieu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-12

Nus Oem Staate.

Sumbolot. g(lB ssobn 3rimbIl
nit ieitem 4uto alii Dem Seimmeq
mad bier beiauO, ueriaate Die Steu.
erung, urlo oos alito idlug Inn
SER unS 5rdu q. alnpan, Die bel.
Den Eaiiagtere, entfameu nit leidl
ten @erlebuugeu, nabreno Irimbl.
0as linfe 8ein bradl.
Settings. 8ie erite Sitrn aus Den
aoams Gountp begam Die Inter.
iudung Oes Observation-Disclosures &c.
gen Chilean 9apis. 9ie SafC
ite6t nit Dem g8ahloB bou Sobr
0'Gonnor in 8erbinoung. - Qab'
oem bic notbige Iebrbeit CUR lin.
itiir5ung oe5 8etos oes Wtapors &C.
gen Die Auibe6ung Der 8%eror0nung.
pnnah bier MIR 10 Saloons ieiu
oiirfen, nidt aufgebraht meroer
tOnnte, oerblei6t es BEL Der 8eroro'
ming.
Clarion. Der 9uuouSihuB fiji
Oos 0pernbau5 bat iid) mlllmebr
euti6loiIen nit Dem 8au 8u begin-
men. Ole 9aufoiten ioIlen ungefd9r
$4,000 betragen.
aearneb. Ger aontraft fir Die
aepIante @eneinoeidule miro an
%. @}oi %peraeben tperoen. Die
rtelte Sdule miro am 2itcoIn @ap,
5ipiidcn eriter uuo 8peiter apenle,
errihtet peroen.
Fremont. @citern beaann bier
Die Transformation oes Groens
Der Gifts. llniere Stoot lit bubIf
gcidmiidt, uno batten iid bereits
3llr gr6ffnung 200 SroeusmitBIie.
Der eingefmoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-12
z. &. She toSt.

SIM Sitter bon so Sabren Itort
geitern bier S. 3. @loe, Seiter Der
.8ate Gitp Molt 60, oeren @eiddfts'
iteae iih I'M 9ron6eiBs @ebGlt0e be-
finoet. Der 8erftorbene lebte ieii
% Snbren in 0mabo llno mar ieii
4 Sobren 2eiter Der @ote Gitp g1ali
so. Merfmiiroig lit, oaB gera0e Die
ie 5irma auf einmol bon bielen
idmeren @erluiten betroffen miro,
0enn aud Der GeItern 5u @rabe &c.
Ieitete 9alt6as Setter mar Elm
SouptaftionGr, pdbreno elm an0erer,
Charles q. 8lamon0on, nit Der
yGlittania" u~rterging.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-12
RatIel6after ;sunS.

Sobn Wiiaer aus geQebile, aa8.,
fano geitern unter ser Douglas Str
Bride einen Mtorftforb, Der Die aIet.
Der zines Manne8 cntbieIt. 3arin
befinoli6e gapierc nieien oorarti
bin, 6aB Die Sa9en Sobn Shnei.
Der, 1879 8ine Ctr, Council bluffs.
geborten. Die 6amiIie mur6e be-
n1trihttgt llno Der Sobn er50bltl
Der 9oli3ei, 6ab iein Batter itd mad
einem bdusliAen Strcit entfernt ia.
be un0 nidt 8uriidgefebrt iei. Wtor
befiirdtet, ooB Der WtanH In ben
5luB %geiprungen lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-12
Marft6eridte.

Siio Omaha, ~. Mai 1915.
Ginbuieb -3ufubr 5000.
9ecf Stiere, Mortt Iangiam bis 10
nieortger.
Sellers, @arft, bette fcit, anberc
idlpaf.
Soditer grei8 $3.50.
germ fe6 8eepe8.
@ute bis bette $S.0O--8.50
MittelmGBi9e $7.70-8.00.
3iemIib quite bis CUTE 1925
aiibe, Marft feIt.
8lte bis teite Sc. 80--7.40.
8iemlid CUTE bis CUTE $50
$3.50.
MitteImaBiee $3.75-5.75.
Stoders uuo 6eeoes, Marft lang
lam bis felt.
@1lte $7.50-S.00.
3iemGid CUTE bis CUTE $$7. co.
RittelmdBigc $6.00-7.Oo.
.Stof Sellers $5.75-7.25.
Gtod aiibe $5.50-6.75.
'Stod aGlber $6.5O-S.00.
Seal adlber $8.00-1O.50.
.9uQ8, Stags uip., So. O0-6.75.
Stof 9uas, $5.00-7.O0.
Sdiucine-3ufubr $500. Marft
itart bis 5 bober.
0urdfdnitt8preis $7.25-7.90.
Sof1ter GreiS $7.35.
Sdafc-3nfubr 1900. Morft felt.
Gurdidnitt8preis 0.50-11.t0.
S0diter Breis $1t.10.
Soditer ie er3ielter Breis.
Meriean $1,000.
COLORADO Mer. Q1mpner $t0.35.
@eidor. 2Gmmer $8.40--9.255.
8oa Hammer t5--25 b06er.
Mutteridofe $7.75-7.8O.
8iooer, $S.25-8.75.
G6itago @arftberidt.
Iinbbieb-3nflbr $4,000. Morft
felt bis 10 nieoriger.
Ssy1brIinec $3.50.
Sdueine-3ufubr 10000. @aarft
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-12
N9tung, babe
eine CUTE Tarm!

Sn 8poming ift cine CUTE 6arm
81 oerfoufen 240 gtfer 5Iodlono,
S Meilen bon Der 8abn, 100 4der
gum @ebouen NIT aorn un6 Safer
uim. Gin Sous nit 8 3immern
.uu0 1 GROCER StaG, 2 @etreibe.
S4eunen, aferaerdtbe; 8oiier unb
SoI5. aQe 24O afer einge5Guni
nit 3-fo6. 0robt. aoitet per
|4der $22-25, Die SGGfte baar,
Reit in "a Sobren. 8oit, 54uGc
uno Stride in nGhIter Rdbe. Die
&eiIe miro be5oblt, aber nrr, petn
Der &ailf nbgeidIoiien niro. qbr.
@.200 Grtbiine. M,27
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-12
staStiide anleiden aeueAmiat.

Die S~taottommiiiion genebmigts
9eitern Die ausgnbe bon auleiben i'm
8etrnge bon $4,000 gum anfoui
oeS ~auoitoriums, 100000 fir SEA-
nol3pede uilo $4,000 fir gnrf.
3ucde. Der 3inSfuB ioa AZ BRO,
sent iein uno ieoe anleibe 20 Sabre
loufen. 2(ngebote fir oieie 9lnleibell
ioGeu iofort e~ingeforoert tperoeu.
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fll laai g8H stt
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tf fb Fac
NfftsHl1fitl mtaHa1
u0lsf lHf fH
ls0 aHiif .ms Wflrf6faht $751;
ifU $1,000. NalH
tsH aHfFia0GfIlf s6flfsH= Hh
l%iaflfiftl Has s8sfisu E9tHiis
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Sin tii6tiger reiienOer 4gent fir
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3n bermietbeu-an einen Serrn Elm
mo0ernes 3immer nit 8onr0.
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Ron unterItiise bic Oeutjde grei.
h, inoem man Su ibrer gerbrei.
tuna beitrdat.
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rneiItens $40 b06er.

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2Gmmer $tt 20.
@eidor. 2dmmer $3.50.
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8eIndjt 3ii6tiger 8ddergeIe[Ie.
SuIius SauieL @retna, Mebr.
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Arbeitsgeind - 9eutideg Mdoden
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