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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-03-30
Spring Helps at the Library

Spring Helps at the Library
Hardy Plants flor Cottage Garden,
Albee.
Practical Flower Garden, Ely.
A Woman's Hardy Garden, Ely.
When Mother Let's Us Garden,
Duncan.
Little Gardens for Boys and Girls,
Higgins.
A Little Garden Calendar, Paine.
Many Reports and Pamphlets on
Vacant Lot Cultivation.
Agriculture for Beginners, HILL
First Principles of Agriculture,
Voorhees,.
Practical Agriculture, James.
Manual of Weeds, Georgiana.
Book of Grasses, Francis.
Feeds and Feeding, Henry.
Milk Question, Rosenau.
Types and Breeds of Farm AMI
mails, Plumb.
Progressive Poultry Culture, Brig
ham.
Government Pamphlets on Above
Subjects.
Principles of Home Decoration,
Wheeler.
Home Building and Home Decor
alton. Lyman.
inexpensive Home Individuality
saylor.
Chemistry of Cooking Cleaning
Richards & Elliott.
Town and City, Jewett.
Games for the Playground, Home
School and Gymnasium, Bancroft.
Reports and pamphlets on Play
ground Work in other cities,
Furniture, Singleton.
American Colonial Furniture.
Furniture of fthe Revolutionary
Period.
Rugs and Rug Making.
Antique Chinese Rugs.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-03-30
Every Man Possible Is Being Used
to Corner Bandit
AFTER MEXICAN RAILROADS
Both American and De Facto Forces
Continuously Harassing Lead
er in His Fight Inland
$50 Miles from Border

Casas Grandes, March 2S.-Villa
Is flying southwest toward the foot
hills of the Sierras. According to
army reports received here the rap
idity Of his flight is precipitating
the American pursuit All arms OF
the service are being used in an at
tempt to force the bandit into q
corner.
With the conviction that the
chase of Pancho villa was going to
prove q long and tedious one, at
tention here was turned once more
on the need of railroad transporta-
ton.
San Antonio. March 2s.-Francis-
co Villas escape from the region
about Namiauipa was preceded by q
smart defeat administered by him
to a part of the Mexican government
troops. The Gordon Of Mexican
troops that the Mexican authorities
had announced had been drawn
across his path gave way, according
TO reports with a willingness thai
indicated their cooperation viii
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him rather than with the American

him rather than with the American
forces.
The advance corps Of the expedi-
tionary force is now well over ESQ
miles from the frontier and every
day presumably adds many miles to
the thin line of communication.
Ell Paso, March 2S.-Both the
Carranzistas and the American
forces are constantly harassing Viii
la, who is at Ell Oso, according to a
telegram received by General Ga
vira at Juarez from General Ber-
tani, commanding at MADEIRA.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-03-30
WILL ADVERTISE NATIONALLY
FOR PREPAREDNESS" CAUSE

New York, March 28.-With the
authority of President Wilson and
Secretary of the Navy Daniels, the
committee on industrial prepared
ness of the navy consulting board,
has accepted an offer of the Asso-
ciated Advertising clubs OF the
World to conduct a free advertising
campaign, nationwide, in support OF
the committees plan to prepare the
industries of the country for the
manufacture of munitions of war.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-03-30
WORST FLOOD IN YEARS
STRIKES NORTHERN OHIO

Detroit, Mich, March 2S.-Dam-
age totalling many thousands OF
dollars has been wrought by floods
which are swirling through cities
and villages of Michigan, north OF
Detroit. as a result of heavy rain
during the last forty-eight hours.
Flint was most seriously affected.
About seventy-five families have
been driven from their homes by
the worst flood in twelve years.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-03-30
INTRODUCE BILL FOR TARIFF
COMMISSION INTO HOUSE

Washington, March ga revis-
ed bill for a permanent non-parh-
san tariff commission on lines sug-
gested by President Wilson and
which It is said has received his full
approval, was introduced In the
house by Representative Rainey, Of
Illinois, ranking Democratic mem
Der Of the ways and means commit
tee. -
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-03-30
Advertised Mail

For the week ending March II:
Lewis Blubaker, Democrat, Frank
Frankenbach, Odena Hunt, Harry
Lady, Holly Kellohorn, Robert Kill
gore, Mgr. Star Theatre, J. D. Pax
ton, Herman Steinart, George e.
White, Glen Young.
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Administrators Sale

Home of late Mrs. Augustine, cor
ner of Sixth and Broadway; house
and lot on east side of Buckeye
near Fifth: lot 16, Third street; lot
81, Cedar street. ]. B. Case and G..
A. Hodge. 9d5tloWot
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-03-30
SMALL BOY BURNED
IN POWDER EXPLOSION

Mr. and Mrs. Homer Ilolley spen;
Sunday at Abilene with Mrs. Holley'
family, says the Salina Union. While
there a little brother Of Mrs. Holley
was badly injured. He got hold OF
some gunpowder and it exploded
blowing up in his face, burning him
quite badly.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-03-30
S35 900. 900 IN GUM CHEWED
DURING PAST TEN YEARS

Washington, March 2s.-The
chewing gum habit has cost the
American people, for chicle alone
about s35,OOO,OOO in the last ten
years. That is five times as much
as the United States paid Russia
for Alaska.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-03-30
WORRY OVER HIS MONEY
BRINGS ON SUICIDE

Concordia, March 2s.-Cless A.
stilson of Concordia committed sui
eide by shooting himself In the
head. He was in business trouble
having lost money in a sand-pump-
ing machine. He leaves wife and
seven young children.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-03-30
Sues College for Diploma Bill

The w. M. WEIGH Manufacturing
Co. Of Chicago, ILL.,, has filed suit
in the district court against the
Central Kansas Business College for
s12 and interest from May 81, 1914,
which amount, 1t is stated, is due
on twelve diplomas and is unpaid.
They ask $12 and costs Of the court
action.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-03-30

of stockton was three feet deep
yesterday, and at some places was
ten inches deep on the level, accord
ing to railroad men.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-03-30

the ages Of 1s and q. one Of these
lists has been placed in each store
where tobacco or cigars is sold.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-03-30
Threshing outfIt For Sale

Russell 27x4s separator, 16 h. p.
steam engine, in good shape. Cheap
for cash or will exchange for live
stock.
JACOB LoNGANECKER,
levitt Enterprise. R. D. 2
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BllW UH NIF7ll 49,
Hiawatha, March 2s.-As an aid
in enforcing the tobacco law the
city officials have had printed list
OF all the boys in Hiawatha between
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-03-30

Driving horse for sale. H. d.
Kready, Abilene, r. 5. 1eh1A
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,n.1neh snnu AZ stocktOn

1O-InCh HnUW aN s5OV%7"N"
Atchison, March 2S.-snoW IN the
Central Branch cuts in the vicinity
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Most Any, corset won't do!

NIos any Medicine" wouldn't do If ILL., would nY You
want the naricuar medicine your specific alment
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-22
Estan muy blen dsfend'-
dos los uItlmos tipos
de ZeppeEin.


BERLIN. AgoSto 2l.-Uno lie lo-
oficialeS que formaron parte de Ia
tri3ulaci@n de lo< globoS dirigioIes
pue volaron u.timamente SCORE IN
glatc-ru ha Gado cuenta de que To-
uueyo. tipos ne z~eppe!ineS son abso-
.utamerte mmunes nj fuego de la ar
~tilleria IigegI. Retiere que ell una
oca~ior 81 g.obo en- que venIa fut
atlcadu lie cerca por un aeroplano
iu~los. nirguua de las haias de ar'e-
rraliadora que djrieieron Sobrc {.
g.oho. pcrfo.c "a envoltura metali-
O. lie oue estan provistos To- ulti-
m,> tipo,.
For ctra parte. dice e Official. los
la-leseS nan m~ejorado mucho sus con
dirioues de defenSa para los ataqucs
dc los zcppclme>. pUe> con los pode-
roSoS rcfIectores con que ahora uen
Jau exp.oGan pertectamentc el hori-
zci:tc y cuaIqIie1-a altura. ' pueder
crviar aeroplauos i a~vroiar \ los alta
canjes.
Agreg3 que los ataques de .oS Yep
p~eijncs Solamente habian sido dirigi-
dos ~obve establecimientoS. campo> :
rShricas militareS. Admite que IA
ar,r oItIra 4 Que vuflan los glohos
iirigibleS mace que no sea muv efec-
tiva Ia punteria de los que arrojan
hgmhas, pern que haSta ahora. raSi
sicmnre habian hecho blaHco todcs
los tiros. Refirio cue en- cierta oca-
son Que on 81 globo Sc propusie-
ron Gombardear una fundic!on. AFRO
1a@ou Sonre ella Se~isrientas bomhaS.
logGanto dcstruirla cast totalmenrc,
orimero por la connection produc'da
Dor las bomDas Y que echo ahajo to-
nos los muros. y despueS por eli III
oeadio que pr~odujeron los exploSi-
-oS.
RefirieHdose u ia probabiiidad de
1ae-un zePpelus r7zar ell oceatso.
nara venIr u los Es1aG1> UpidoS, dl-
% que - OSa poGria realizarse
siempre que Sc cpntaea con bheaas
condiciones atmosfe:Icaa e& todc el
.rayectos
TcGmire SIS .uEoImc- u>egurand9
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-22
POR FL NJ DE- Ia GUERRA
Los bnIgaros emprenden
I'M Ruevo IavaRse sobre
SaIORlea, por suatfo
frentes
Dicen que su proposito es apode-
rarse de Salonica y "echar
al mar a los aIiades"
srr,irio Exclusive para IA rRENsA.

Srrlirio Exclusive para IA pRENSA.
L.ONDRES, Agosto 20.-Los Bal
kaneS vuelven a ser teatro de otra
tremenda iucha. deSpues de cue reino
Ell eliOS una calma de cerca &c un
alO. Los ejtrcitoS tie siete nacioues
que han cStado acumulando elemeH-
toS durante todo el tieGpo que per
manecierca inactivos empieZau Z
dar SeHaleS lie vida "producienGo Ia
muerie. Los bulgaroS han Sido quie-
me- rcmpieron Ia larga tregua. Ayu-
daGo por >u> aliados. Austria. Ale
mania ' furquia. han emprendido
un avance S~imulJaneo Sobre cuatro
f~rentes de las lineaS enemi%aS que
80 e~ncue2.cran defendidas por los
eicrcitoS lie Serbia. FranCia e lngla-
terri.
Lu> p.imeras intormaciones ot1cia-
les que l.egau de las operaciones en-
prendidas por los bulgaros y sus ALA
dos diceu que las tropas del GA.
Fernando lograron apoderarse lie dos
i~mHor1anteS villorrios. aSi como de
una serie de montanaS en- IL froHte-
Ia griega. e. general Sarraii ea un
informe que euvio al Ministegio lie
IA Guerra de Francia, admite cue
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-22
Los teutanes v0ivjeFon q
apoderarse del pasa
de Jahl0njtza
Pelican con graz furia moscovitas
y i~eutones -, las iumediacio-
mes Del rio Stokhod

LONDRES, Agosto 2l.-Tanto las
iEtormacioncs oficiales de Petrograd
COMO la. de Berlin dan cuenta de
~tTiUnfOs cH Ia region del Stokhod,
Gondc las fucIzas teutonas Y las mos
covitas han cStado hbrando IN COM
bate duraEte las ultimaS 81 horas,
sin ~dcScaHsar M npmentO. La !u-
cha e GeSarrOlla precisamente en-
Ia region cOmprcndida entire Rudka
Y CherwiSke, como Il 40 miliaS dc
hOvel. FL Ninistcrio de Guerra de
Pctrograd da cuenta dc Ia captura
de J." aIpueria Cnerwiskc v de! Vi
l~lorrio dc Tobo!i. que sc cncuentran
tres milIas al oeSte de la ribera IL.
qulerda. del Stokhod. Con ~antcrio-
tldad haDia dado cuenta Pctrograd
dc Ia captura dc csc villorrio, pc
r" dcspucs ha cambiado variaS We
GO dc manoS. En- eI u!timo infor-
he dicc: ''tinalmcntc ha qucdadU
q Ni!'orrio en- nueStra p~osesi6n' Y al
nii>mo tempo da cucnta de la cap
tara de 600 p~risioaeros.,
Berlin, pOr sill parte. anuncia que
las fuerzas teutonas hicicron un fruc-
tuoso contra-ataquc en- la region an
les m~encionada, y que ca]pturaron Ell
ella 2G7 hombres. Agrega cl infor-
ne aleman que Ell combatc todavia
continua, Q indirectameHtc admitc
.o> progresses de los rusos. al dccir
que los m~o>covItas hicieron AVIAN
ccs dc c#caSa i~mportancia."
TambiGn los ruSos. uc una name
~ irdirccta nan admitido lin triun-
70 dc los alcmancS. del cuai no habian
daGo cUeEta. En- Una de Sus ultimas
lnformaciomca dicen- que los alema-
mes fuc!on obligados Il ~reconccntrar-
- en- ~Jablonitza, paso de los Carpa-
%, que los m]oscovitas habian cap
turado con antcrioridad. Y que Sc
curamcntc dchen haber perdido.
cuando cl cnemigo esta en- possession
de e., sc@Un sus propias informal
clones.
En- las dcmis parties del trent.
oriental h >ituaci6n no Ia tDnidp
cambioS apreciablc,.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-22
Dos eruceros y IN submarine de
Ia Gran Bretaaa fueron hum
didos en- eli Mar del N0rte
Tn submarine aleman fue ell autor de esos
danos a la flota britannica
Sc DICE QUE La FLOTA ALEMAAA TRATABA De sA,
LIR De KEEL PARA e. MAR BALTIC0


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'S'''''i "t>""' ave .,"''.' Cd"
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En- cu"nio Il las Per''"'S que ma
yam 'ch'Ho !os oafcoS ih%IeSeH - H.
lorna que So.amehte tfelhta ' ocao
homoyes dc IA trpu!aclon dcI Not
;ngham pcrccleron. pueS tant" Ia
"iicIaiid"d Dc CSC barco dc guerra.
aN' com" IA uIpulacl"n comPieta
de. faim"uth 7ueIon S"'Taaas :
so!amente Il dc los altos oiicia!e,
del uItlmo cFuc"fo mencIoIlado' re-
suit" " neridas dc graNedad.
+! A'mlrantazgo a!eman. en- Gi
bfeVe !ntorme que pubic" aH"c1c.
So!amente dccia que uh Suhmafin'
a'emah haoian huh0iao d IN pe4Heilo
cr'cefo dc paIaiia i9SieS ' q Ul GeS-
tr'Ees. en- IN" o"'ai'" 'or"" en- :!
mar ne. ""Tte' Pero sill e>pecl!'c"'
los h'm"'eS ne los '"I'o>
fHs'eFioIh'eh'e d csc 'li"I''e "Au"-
c!'Eon on e. meh'loI""' A~'mi'".'""
co. cue 'atAO'eh Hapi'h $40 h"No'"'7
otFoS PeGueno cruc"r" ' I'm 2cot"-
ADO.
peSpuvs dc que sc '"'o t"n"'l-
mleh'o dc Id. "''o''""o'?""S ''I ~
m''"1taZgo aIen'""' e' nc ia Gran
Bretana. anuhclo que era a~oS".H'a'
mente me%acLo que ei submarine ale
MAJ huD1era hund'co I'm acor"@""o
: un destroyer, II lhfoTme &c! A.
miraHtazgo h%lcS Is en- extreme !"-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-22
FUERCN RECHAZADOS LOS IN
GLESES EN- Ell SOMA

LUNDRES. Agosto 2l.-El Minis
terio de Ia Guerra da cucnta hoy
de que la, tuerzas mglesas que ha-
clan ~,eryicio dc exploration al nor
ocste de los bosques Altos. fueron
rechezuo;.s ror fucrtse GcSiacamen-
to> de tropaS a!emsna> enviadoS con-
ira elias. pero Ell avamCe del cnemi@o
fu@ detenido por ell fuego dc Ia arti-
lleria inglesa que Sc encuentra en-
plazada al oeste dc los bosqueS Il
tadoS. Los ataqucs que hicicrou los
aIcmancs Sobrc las p~osiciones del nor
tc de los bosqueS Altos. fucron COM
plctamentc rechazadoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-22
=
LAS PERDiDAS DE LOS INGLE-
SES EN- SU OFENSlVA

L0NDRES. Agosto 20. La Ultima
tlsta dc bajas publicada ror cI Nj
n~isterio de Ia Guerra hace yer que
as ~pcrdidaS de los ingleseS han sido
mas fucrteS en- los U!timoS Sietc dias
del mes de Julio. que en- cualcuicr
otro periodic anterior de la guerra. La
mencionada lista da cucnta de que On
el periodic de tempo mencionado hu-
DO 1871 oficiales muertos, 1868 heri-
dos. : lai perdidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-22

CHOQUE DE AUTOMOBILES

VICTORIA. Agosto dc 1916
Uno de los automobiles que choca.
ron en- la carrctera de Bilbao. dc
cuIyo sUccso Sc do cuenta aye, per
tcnecia Il don Eugenio Sarobc, {!
.cuaI rcsulto muertc,
En- cl otro ,automoviI vIajaban los
senores don Nicolas Alvarez c h;jo.
don Angel Sarasqueta Y don Fran
cisco Saramendi.
Todos Sc ercucuJrau gravcmenlc
her!doS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-22
SOBRE LA INTENSIDAD DE LA
BATALLA DEL. IZONSO

ROMA, Agosto 2l.-La bataIIa
dc! lSonzo ha dccrccido Ell v~iolencia
compartments. Y por 10 tanto no
hay noticias de hechoS que merezcan
especial menci0n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-22

itECOItrE listed y glarGe csia dire-r:hn.
para cue Sc lss mu"strC q Sus amigos as
urren d. callos. mczGuInUs. zilDtc5 Y r-s-
nos de Ia piel. con 25c. cn tIrinbrns posta-
les cue me rCmlta, les mandD q -uc'ta "a
Correo. franco he porte, una Caiita dc 70
NADIA UonzalcI La inciUr del mTnGD uRrs
c5taS Intermediates. DcvuclyO 81 ciUer1 .
Ia persona que So cure y no sane.
ESPIRIDION GOELAIE1.
T.. o. Box "a LAREDO, Tp:as.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-22
Cuandp n~rcrSilc libros en- c>paiOl
dirija>c listed Il lgnacio L. LoAano.-
667 DoioroSa St.-S. Antonio, Texas.

mcnte igualcs . Ias del Nottingham.
Sc cree possible que los submari-
nos a.cmaneS, cngolosinados por Ell
triunfc que acaban dc obtener, ha-
gan una saFjda dertro de POGO item
pc contra l. I!ota iagicSa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-22
Sc MEGA QUE VAYA A RENUN-
GAR Won BURIAN
ROTTERDAM, .AgoSto 2i.-

ROTTERDAM, Agosto 2i.-La
~noticia dc que Ell MiniStro de Cue
ira ausu6-hungaro. Baron Won Blu
esta6a para p~resentar 81 renun-
cha. Y de que ei ppesto seria ocupa-
do por el Condo Julio Andrassy. ey-
MmiStro de Hungria. fuc regada hoy
los circulos oficiales, segun dice
el c~orresponsal del ''NieuveS Rottcc-
damsche Cottrant''. en- VieQa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-22
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SA no deben olvidar, cuando s
, eanbien de Residential, darnos =
? .ls direction que han tenido , La o
/, qua desean tsnsr en- adelante +
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-22

Entered as seconG-claSS matter FeSrnSFS
81, 1919. al the PoStoIrice a san AnioHIo
ge- rnra- me Act OF March 8. 1879.
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Travis
MRsva

Ia PRENSA e Ell perT6dico meNicano de
MAYOR circulation en- los EStadoS tnido>'
' por 10 ;anto, Ell meior para los aauncian-
as.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-22

que los zcppeImeS dcl ulrnlo tipo son
lie la mauera pevfectos, qUe sc puc-
de viajar en- clio, sin rieSgo de min
guI.a Clasc.
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DIVISION ylC:oIn

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No. 3Oi-De Houston. Port Layar9.
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No. sG2-Para CueTO. Victoria, Port
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L. 4. Gad +.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-29
sua s~ei Gyraucn 6aOcu.

Sn philadelphia lit oer 25 Sabre
olte Goparo Ml. 9icbmonu ans 9ol-
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nre perboitet porocn im0 miro IN
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cine Sdeioung BON oieier 6rou er.
nirft 81 baben ioll er iidl am lebten
Sonntog ourH RoItor Ism. gab BON
Der rciormirten 3ions.@irte in
Sigblanotoun nit Sri. 5lorencc
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puroe Serr Gopen6oper oorouf ouf.
merriam gemodt Dab icin neuer
Sfpicgeriobn bon ieiner critcl
6rou nod uiht ocihicoeu ici no.
roltibin Nn5cigc bci Der &oli5ci er.
iolgtc Sie6niam miro auBcrocni
bcI1nlogt uon elmer ieiner neucn
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gei Der slrbeit OerIeet.

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ponp, Sharp in0 Oitenos5traBe, cr.
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alte Serop @corge @erleblngcu an
Den 9cincn, ais bei'm 9elaoen zines
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fielen inO i'm trafen. SSii ser glm-
6ulon5 oeS iiioli1en @oIi5cioiitrifts
wlrOc Der Gerlebte nod ieiucr gsob.
mln9 Qc6rndjt.
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Gol( oeltGuSio Iein.

Gurd, oie bciocn @c6ehnbeomien
Gooneu imO Guailon muroc scltern
gl6cno Scr 10 Sabre alte Glerf E6os.
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u W. glorris & Cons, 9tr. 3l2-
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ben Sd6fer uuroe nod gcltcrn
gl6cno i'm Gctcftip-9iircau clneii
Idarict Gerbor intcr5oaeu lmo iou
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9}ad glusioae Der Foli3ei 6attc
5ddicr, ser otter 81 gcnanntenl Sc
iddft 81 fonlmcn pflcate, eincs Cages
lid Den 56liiiiel sur Soilette aeben
lalicn uno 0ielc @cle9cn6eit bennbt,
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sic nit 9(ttomobil 3ubebortbellen
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9lutomo6il. 3iinOfer5cn i'm Scianmt-
lucrt6c BON 5000 ito6l. Die 3iin0tcr-
sen ioll Soldier al cincn SdnoIer an
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pro Stiid abgege6en 6dbcn Der lic
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