davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-30

to the fact that the bull which was
reserve to the champion brought $50
600. which was the record price for
a reserve champion bull. The cham
pion was not sold. It must be left to
the imagination to fix the probable
price he would have brought II of
fered. wv
When the champion Lincoln ram
brings $4,000. It 10 IN, easy inference
that things are going swimmingiy down
there. A little matter Of 500 Short
horn bulls was shown.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-30
MORE BuTTERFAT IN. CREAM
a0hortherns, Jerseys and o~usrnssys
Give Milk With Larger Fat
I 0lobules Than Other Cows.

Toughness no more indicates rich
ness in cream than 1t does in pastry.
The more shortening in the pi~e-crust,
up to q reasonable amount, the crisper
and mellower 1t will be. The less but
terfat in the cream, the less tough 1t
will be as q general rule.
Milk Of Holstein and Ayrshire cows
usually has small fat globules. and
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-30
DRY PASTURES RAISE PRICES
More General Use Of siIo on Dairy
Farm Would Have Saved Many
Babies In Large Cities.

Dry pastures have. raised the price
Of milk in many cities this year,
which means that many a poor little
city baby has starved for lack Of this
lfe-giving fluid.
It IL a long way from a Stun baby
to . sllo, but the more general. use Of
the silo on the dairy farm would have
saved many little lives. Pastures are
poor things to depend on In dry years.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-30

held in any position and the liquid
poured. An added feature consists Of
aecover which is adapted to overlap ac-
curately the bottle top. A rearwardly
projecting thumbpiece enables the user
to lift the cover at will.-Popular Me-
,chanics.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-30

Bright Waisteoats With Velvet suits.
Some Of the dark velvet suits sent
out by Jeanne Lanvinr in her last col
lection have w%aistcoats Of bright-col-
ored silks, geranlum or royal blue, and
to match these are hats Of the same.
silk. 7
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-30

The remaining hat Is for the wom-
an who can carry off odd and dashing
headwear, and 1t continues to be both
unusual and plain. The very. tall crown
is draped with velvet, which Is slashed.
Ribbon 9th metallic edge Is threaded
through the slashes.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-30
savlnu Of Concrete Road.

A concrete road saves more than It
costs. It Is open to maximum traffic
oil the year round. 1t brings greater
freedom and ease Of movement In trav.
Ell and transportation, and permanent-
" increases land values.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-30
WHAT THEY GIT.

A bushel Of corn produces four gal
Ions Of whisky. This retails at SIG
OF this the farmer gets Is cents ; the
%. 8. government gets S4.5o; the rail-
road gets 81; the distiller gets "a: the
drayman gets 25 cents; the saloon.
man gets So; the consumer gets
drunk; the city or the charity 70
ciety gets the wife and children to
support.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-30
chinese Dslieaey.

Lotus nuts, Or lily.iower seeds, q IA
yorite edible Of the Chinese, \ eaten
whole or are ground up and made Into
1 hind Of arrowroot 1our.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-30
REDUCTION.

LARGE REDUCTION.
According to the Official report Of
the internal revenue department, the
number Of barrels OF beer sold In the
United States during the first ten
months of the present fiscal year be
ginning July !, 1915. have decreased
2,228670 barrels, as compared with
the FIRST ten months Of the previous
year. :
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-30
is EASILY APPLIED
by Use Of Device Bottle May Be. Held
In Any Desired Position
and Liquid, Poured.

A handle and cover for milk bottles
and other like containers consists of a
device that may be quickly and easily
applied to the bottle and as quickly
detached. With it the bottle may be
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-30

An up-to-date dairy COW must b
handled With understanding. Her
needs must be studied and met. This
cannot be done by m unthinking man.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-30
Market Old Hone

It is usually advisable to market the
hens that r two years old or older OF
this time, for usually they are not prof
table after that age.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-30

Take Care Of Incubator.
When you are not using the incu.
bator see that It isn't q dust reee2-
tacfe.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-30

Golden Rule With Cows.
"Do unto the cows as you would
have the cows do unto you" is q mot.
TO which ought to be prominently dis.
played In every cow stable.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-30

Poor Fowl for Market.
Never send a fowl to market that
has a full crop.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-30
Rich m Line.

Green bone is very rich in phos-
phate Of lime.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-30

RID OF DRuNKARpS
The only effectual way to get rid
Of drunkards Is to cease their crea-
ton.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-30
Fowls Rsllsh nones;

Bones that have marrow In them,
when ground. mako \ relishable food
for fowls.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-30

REPREss PROHIBITION.
There Is n way Of depressing pro.
hibltion. Give 1t the earth.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-30

surprisingly successful ana beige or
one Of the new reds may be used in
place Of the gray,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-08

| had sought SO long and vainly, !
caught her. - 49,.
The hyena had taken our trail again
and he now sat down on the ground
and made. hungry noises. But we did
net mind, and we laughed at him
when he snar1e6 ard went away
through the thieket. 1t was the spring
time and the night noises were many
end varied. AS was the custom at
that time OF the year there was mitch
fighting among the animals. From
the nest we could hear the sCuealing
and neighing Of wild horses, the
tTumpeting of elephants and the roar
ing of lions. But the moon came cut
and the air WIS warm and We laughed
and were unafraid -.
/ remember next morning that we
came upon two rGff!ed cock birds that
fought so .ardently that went right
UP to them and caught them by their
nechs, Thus did the Swift One and
| get orr wedding breakfast. They
were delicious. II vas easy to catch
birds in the spring of the year. There
was one night that year when two elk
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TO the horde and To me. My reason
for this / shall explain later. ....:..
The shadows grew lcHger, and /
pursued more srdently than ever, and
still could not catch her. She made
believe that she was trying desper-
ately to escape me, and all the time
She MANAGED to keep just beyond
reach. ! forgot everything-time, the
oncoming of night and my meat eat
ing enemies was insane with love
for her and with anger, too, because
she would not let me come up with
her 1t was strange how this anger
against her seemed to be part of
my desire for her.
AS | have said, / forgot everything.
In racing across an open space j ran
full tilt upon a colony CT snakes. They
did not deter me- | was mad, They
struck at me, but ducked and lodged
and ran on Then there was a python
that ordinarily would have sent me
screening TO a treetep He did run
me into a tree, but the Swift One was
going out of sight, and sprang back
to the ground and went on. 1t was a
close shave. Then there was my old
enemy, the hyena. From my conduct
he was sure something was going to
happen. and he followed me for an
hour Once we exasperated band
Of wild pigs, and they took after. us.
The Swift One dared wide leap be,
tween trees that was too much for
ne. / had to take to the ground.
There were the pigs. / didn't care.
struck the earth within a yard OF
the nearest one. They flanked me
as / ran and chased me into two diff
fsrent trees! out of the. line of my pur
suit of the Swift One. | ventured
the ground again, doubled back and
crossed a wide open space, with the
whole fahd grunting. bristling and
tusk crashing at my heels.
If / had tripped or stumbled in that
open space there would have been
no chance for me, but / didn't. And
! didn't care whether I did or net. ]
was in such mood that | would have
faced old Saber Tooth himself or 8
score of arrow shooting Fire People.
Such was the madness of love-with
With the Swift One it was diff
ferent She was very wise. She did
not take any real risks, and remem-
Der on looking back across the cen
turtles to that wild love chase that
when the pigs delayed me she did
not run away very fast, but waited
rather for me to- take up the pursuit
again. Also she directed her retreat
before. me, going always in the di-
recticn she wanted to go.
At last came the dark She led me
around the mossY shoulder of a can
you wall that eGtiutted among the
trees. After that we penetrated
dense mass lof underbrush that
scraped and ripped me in passing
But she never ruflled a hair. She
knew the way. In the midst of the
thicket was a large oak. l was very
close to her When she climbed it.,
and in the forks, in the nest shelter
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And then, too. they were very wise.
They had speech that enabled them
more effectively to reason, and in adj
dition they understood cooperation,
We folk came TO be very circum-
speet when we were in the forest We
were more alert and yigiiant and tim
i'd No longer were the trees a pro-
lection to be relied upon. No longer
could we perch on branch and laugh
down at cur carniyorous enemies on
the ground The Fire People were
6arnivorcps, with claws and fangs a
hundred feet long, the most terrible
of all the hunting animals that ranged
the primegal world
One morning, before the folk had
dispersed to the forest, there was a
panic among the water carriers and
those who had gone down to the riv-
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the Nearest One.
She needed all her wisdom and daring
in order to keep out of the clutches
Of Red Eye | could not help her. He
was so powerful q monster that ne,
could have torn me limb from limb.
As it was, to my death / carried an
injured shoulder that ached and went
lame in rainy weather and that was a
mark OF his handiwork
The Swift One was sick at the time
I received this injury. 1t must have
been a touch of the malaria fRom
which we sometimes suffered ;.sihut,
whatever it was, it made her dun and
heavy She cid not have the accus.
toned spring to her muscles and was
indeed in poor shape for flight when
Ped Eye cornered her near the lair 81
the wild dogs, several miles south
from the caves. Usually she would
have cireled around him, beaten him
in the stfaightaway and gained the
protection Of our small mouthed cave,
but she could not circle him. She
vas too dull ard slow Each time
he headed her off. until she gave over
the attempt and devoted her energies
wholly to keeping out of his clutches.
Had she not been sick il would have
been child's play fer her to elude him,
but as it was it required all her can
tien and cunning 1t was to her adj
vantage that she could travel on thin
ner branches than he and make wider
leaps. Also she was an UnerTing judge
Of distance, and she had an instinct
for knowing the strength of twigs,
branches and rotten limbs.
1t was an interminabie chase. Round
and round and back and forth for
long stretches through the forest they
dashed There was great excitement
ameng the other folk. They set up
wild chatteTing that vas loudest when
Red Eye was at a distance and that
hushed when the chase LED him near
They were inlpotent onlookers The
females screeched and gibbered. and
the males beat their chests in help.
less rage Big Face was especially
angry, and, though he hushed his
racket when Red Eye drew near. he
did not hush it to the extent the 9th.
ers did.
As for me, / played no brave part.
know / was anything but a hero.
Besides, of what use would it have
been for me to encounter Red Eye?
lie was the mighty monster, tn 6. assss7l
NAL brute, ard there was no hope for
me in a conflict of strength. He would
Eave killed me, and the situation
would have remained unchanged. He
would have caught the Swift One be-
fore sae. could have gained the cave.
AS. il was, could only look on in
helpless fury and dodge out Of the
way, and cease my raging when he
came too near. ~.-
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Fought il the moonlight. while the
Swift One and watched from the
trees, and We saw a loan and lion,
sss crawl up - them uRheeded and
xiii them IS they fought.
There is no IellsnE how long we.
might hate lived ia the Switt Ones
tree shelter Bst ore day while We
were away the trae vas struck BIZ
lightning. Great limbs were riyen,
and fhe nest was demolished. start
ed 10 rebuild. bat the Swift One would
have nothing to do with it. As was
to learn. she was greatly afraid of
lightning, and | could not persuade
her back into the tree. So ii came
about. our honeymoon over. that We
went to the caves TO live As Lop
Ear had evicted me from the cave
when he got married. now evicted
him, and the Swift One and | set
tied down in il, while he slept at
night in the connecting passage OF
the double cave
And with our coming to live with
the horde came trouble Red Eye had
had / don't know how many wives
since the Singing One She had gone
the way of the rest At present ne
had little. soft. spiritless thing that
whfmpered and wept all the time.
whether he beat her or not. and her
passing was a question Of very little
time. Before She passed, even, Red
Eye set his eyes on the Swift One,
and when she passed, the peTsecu-
zion of the Swift One began
Wellzfor her thar she was the Swift
One, that she had that amazing apti-
tude for swift flight through this trees.
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Two English physicians are. expert.
menting with g parasite with which
they hore. TO externlinate the flies of
their country within p few years.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-08
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHES

LAXATIVE BRoMo QUININE re-
moves the cause. Used the world over
to cure a cold in ore day. The sigma
ture of E. ". GRoV-is on each box.
Manufactured b. me PARIS MEDI-
CINE CO., st. Louis, I. S. \. <.....-
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ITO ba Continued Tomorrow
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-18

were described in the complaint as in
very poor condition, are not IN first
elias, shape at present He added that
equipment and supple, needed TO repair
them have been ordered
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-15

Cine urt5unerldilige uno bo1it=
mabrlheinlib erlogene Hadrift aus
3iiri6 meloet, Die Mtitglieoer Ser
oiterrei6iiden &uiIerfamilie ieien
na6 Sb0nbrunn berufen poroen, %
Der 3uitano oes 9aiiers elm beoenfli-
der lei. Ser aaiier peroe BON meb-
reren Spe3ialiiten bebanoelt nnb er
iei ourb Die greigniiie furftbar auf-
geregt. Man perbeimlide aae Na1-
rihten bonn 8riegsfbauplas Dor ibm.
- IS lit ia mogli6 bob Der 3uitano
bes ulten Serrn iib pIobli6 ber-
iblimmert bat, BET 2euten, Die 81
Sabre alt lino, ift oerartiges ia niGt
ausgeidloiien. Salih lit es aber ie-
oenfaas, 5u bebaupten, Der 4ailer
Deroe BON Spe5ialiiten bebanoelt nlo
man perbeimlihe ibm aae Nahrih-
eth pom &riegslhauplab. Ser Sat
fer mar big Dor Surgeon nod mol nn6
murter m1o beourfte feiner dr5tliben
8ebanolung; iiber Die 8orgdnge auf
Dem ariegsiha1plab mar er Itets ge-
rla1 nnterrihtet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-15
Yrp's gegem Die Musteu,tmg.

Nm Sen 9feoafeur Ser Sreie 8refe, Sun @ntonio, 3eras:
8erter SEER! Sd beoarre 5u ieben, oaB einige girger ge
gen Ole @usite1ang iinb, beionoers1 90 ib nabrnebme, oab
ae letenoe Yrobi6itionihen gegen Die Bono @usgabe autre-
ten. Sd nun0ere MIDI ne oas fon1nt, Bis ib lebtens NIT
einent barber lprabt Der mir lagte: uNatIrlid fuo mir g-
gen Ole IusihQung> mir tuiien, 0B nenn tie 5utanoe fommt,
ser Stoat nidt trofen qeben miro uno oesbalb po1en mir
feine @ustelung" Sd rug i'm, pober er miHe, oaB Der
Stoat nbt troden geben miro lno er ermtoerte: SD netB,
BOB ois IN Californian paHerte." @ls ie BORT oie 8robibi=
tionsDabl batter, IagRn tie: lin @ottes niQen, nenn nfr
8robi6ition boben, miro oe 4usiteaung rliniert" un0 Yrobi=
biton huroe nit GROCER Ifoioritat neoergefin1nnt. Oesbab
ino oe 8robi6ittonifen nbt 5ugnien Ser Grpdtion uno
oeSbalb bin i'd 81 flr."
I'm ST 6epeiien, Sk i6 9ebt bate, mOdbte i6 %anfIbren, bak gr.
Sbpnhas $. Jranflin, Der init ben S%amptfnbrern Der Grps in oieeu
sanoe in maben gesiebnnsen tebt, iogeid init mebreren Mrtifen her
amsfam, in benen er Die amsteanna no lire gefaruprter ansriff. ST
FOB 6eionbers beruor, ok sic uGetail 2iqnor ano Nalt Dealers MGDcia=
ton Of gegar Somntp" bic ansaeanns befarwDrtet 6abe. sahade If,
bk ale gnrger @ereimtsnngem, NIT Ser uGetai( Merdamts MHueia=
tmn" an Der Spite, griefe IN lire Witseber seibift baben, in oenea
nm ltntertatnng Ser Nmsitednns erimdt niro. @armm 5itrt Mr.
6ranflin aber gerabe bic @etrGnfe=6Gnber? Sd mil sSbmen iasen,
parnnaa4pdl er baden mill, Oaf bic 9rO's gesen bic gOnOansaabe tim
men iolen. Sc fremt MIDI SIT ieben, baf Ir. Jranflin's Mrhfcl meine
Sebauptang 6eaatiat, namlhd bak sic babrer Ser gro's feline iolde
ansfeanne winIden, neil tie firdten, oR Ser staat nidt utruden se
fen" mirb, henn mir Te erbaHen.
tgnsie) A. MOhr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-15
Die gonoansaabc pm elmer Million

Mm IL. tperoen oie 8etppbner
Der Staot oariiber %abItimmen, OBJ Tic
1if cine meme Sdltloenlait BON elmer
Nilion aufIaoen noaen ODER niht.
Das @eIo miro nidt etpa fir NOTICE
itaotii1e 3pefe gebrau1t, ionoern
es loI ba5u 6ienen, oas Trojeft Ser
9lbbaltung elmer Irtsitelung teilfDei-
le an finan5ieren. Mfai1 berfiinbet,
0aB NIT ser Surnme elm Mlioitorium,
cine &unit- uno @emdloe : @aleric,
5tpei Muleen etc. eebaut, 2anoereien
fir Harfs f1nflib ertpor6en1 gartne-
ride Mnlagen nn6 @ege etc. berge,
itent iperoem loaen. Sb oas ales
NIT rur elmer Mtilion aiisgefiibrt
speroen fantl lit mebr benin frag-
lid. 9ie @eb1uoe iillD fir Die ge-
plarte ausiteuung beYtimnt unb Iol-
len nod erfolgtem @ebrmid) @igen=
tlim Ser Staot meroen.
@ir glauben ni1t, oaB Die 9iir=
ger fi6 fir Die 9ono : Ausgabe ge-
minnen loifen tperoen, oa Die Soee
etpas melt bergebolt uno Ser gan5e
B1an gu nnbeltimrnt eebaIten lit.
Neit Ser Miilion l1Bt lif ~iiberbalpt
tpenig a%rsriften, tpenn nidt Die 8iir-
ger auBeroem minoeitens nod cine
Dfiaion n%1lfbringen. 9aran lit aber
nift gu benfen. Die gauge Ius-
iteIungs : Soee lit 5n nebelbaft, gu
pbmtaftiih, Inn Inflang an finben
ltto Die Staotaomimiitration bot oie
@abl ieoenfaIs MIR angeiebt, Inn
ben @iinlhen Der ltnternebmer uno
elmer @n5abl 8iirger &ehnung su
tragen.
Die Yrobibition nit ser Mns.
Itelltng al perquifen, nie es elm
Befiirmorter Der Musltellung in eli
rem r@ingeianot" tut, lit einfad Ia
herIih. Die MbbaItung ooer Nidt-
MbbaItlung Der Expedition beriibrt Die
agitation Der Yrobibitioniiten nidt
i'm geringiten nno Nientano miro
glatben, oaB ourd Die @usiteIlung
Erobibition abgennnot miro.
Wir f0nnen inns fir Die @ono-
Musgabe inter Den beitebenoen llm-
ft1noen nidt begeiitern; es b1tten
bon borneberein beltimmtere Mnga-
ben iiber Die 8eripenouna oes Sell
bes gemadt uno 0as 8erbaltnis Ser
Staot 5u Dem Groieft mo 81 oer 2ei-
tern oeiieIben bdtte nit &larbeit
oaraelegt meroen miiIien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-15
7reit YreHt fit seras: spuuabeub IS. 3nli 1916.
JOE A. ADKINS,
Kandidat fuer den KOngreSS.

yi6ter Nbfing fan6igt iene aan6i6atnr fit Sen aongref gegen
Sames 8. Slapben an, Ser bic STEELE lett BEN letten spamsis Sabren be-
fhabet fat. Gidter Ibfins fat Iet 46 Sabren TIT bieiem Stfrift s=
wo6nt nnO bat Sem @ulfe Touol in ser SeeisIatnr, me in leinem Gunntg
sebient. Gr beFet Bic ans5etbnnns, ein eifrieer aampfsr fit snt.
Erpbi6iion at ien, er arbeitete fit bic Gruablmng hon Safe 8olRrs,
@onp. golqnit nnb @onp. 5ersniOn; er fat n6er Oe YrObi6ihonsfraee
Dffentft9 nit ben &amiab gsrtretern oebatiert nno heit in Oissr
Sade einen pplHanbig rdnen @eeprb af. st trMt fit cine senMgembe
etarfnms Ser Nrmee nno SlOte elm smm sdmt amerifaniidem se6en5
uno Gieentnms segen irsenb cine Snbafon nnS mrS, ipenn erna6lt,
init @oniebe cine Steqmns in 6omte fir Irmee= nno Marne Mngele=
eem6etem einnebmen, als at reNgnisren, iie Slapben es setam fat, oa er,
Nbfims, a6er5eust tit, Oaf Odes So mite fir Sieen 9tinift bag MIDI
tigfe i'll, ibun uesen oes Sort Sant Sontun, bas fit ibn nnb fit Ie
Elm gang beionSerer stols lit. Gihter Gbfins lit fit fOoerale 5hIfe sum
San Dfrnhider %2anbtrafen, ba bieie16en nnmmsanelid mDhs imb nb
einen Sell Ser aeeignetem @orbereitnng 6iloen; CT lit Su @mnten elmer
natiomalen @ieberlasen Mafregel fir bic anfbetuabrnng BON ganm=
moae, fir sic Entertaining Ser prgamiHerten Ir6eit; er lit en ent6mfa-
fiider l1~mterfnter Ser gi-Gemtemnial GrppHton NM uirb, menn err
uG6lt berel6en aMe 6Ife nngebeiGen laHen.
(pofhffe In3eie)
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Easy Dental ParIOrS.

l~tniere 3abnarst Office fat far5.
lid nod einen Spesialiiten in 8rp.
nen= nnb grifenarbeit ensasiert
Sir einise Sage MAIDEN mir ipesieat
Ereiie. Sic baben jekt 8elesenbeit,
@elo 5n e~rIparen. @ir bennken mt,
iOiuie audi GorseIan NM
bic neaeiten, idmer5lOien MetboSen
&iblite 3abnarst : Office in Der
,Stabt. 2O9-211 S,uearingen=Mc-
Gralu : 6ebanbe, Gfe 6pmitpn Ctr
$50, mn0 Mlamu Hlasa.