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Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-11-06

]. B. Icenhower visited his son at
klamath Falls last week His son is
engaged in the surveying department
of the reclamation work in Klamath
county.
Word comes from Salem Of the
death of w. II. Brunk, formerly may
or of Ashland and for the past sew
eral years a guard at the state peni-
tentiary.
Thanksgiving will soon be here.
Order that suit or overcoat now at
Orres Tailor Shop. 1t
Charles Ramsey left last week for
Italy, Texas, where he will spend the
winter in former home surroundings.
Italy is in the center of the cotton
belt of Texas.
Mrs. w. j. Dougherty returned
home early last week from a three
months visit with relatives in the
central west, mainly passed among
the old family surroundings at Mem
phis, Mo.
Whether Hughes or Wilson gets
elected tomorrow, you will need that
new suit or ogercoat for Thanksgiv-
ing Get it at Orres' Tailor Shop. 1t
C. D. Woods and j. R. Mashburn
returned last Tuesday from three
days hunt in the vicinity of Fish
lake. They brought in two fat
bucks, both of which they secured
the first day out.
H. S. Newton and wife, Miss Ruby
Newton and Thomas Newton, from
Klamath Falls, we're visiting friends
in Ashland several days last week.
They came over in car and report
the roads in good condition.
Miss Edna Bryant, accompanied
by her mother, were greeting old
friends here the first of last week.
The Bryants have been visiting rela-
tives in California and are returning
to their home in Washington.
Mrs. Clara G. Esson, state Bible
school superintendent for the Chris
tian churches, spoke at the Ashland
Christian church Sunday of last
week. The entire Sunday school
from Talent came up in honor of the
occasion.
Mrs. T. n. Stratton has moved to
North Bend, her boys having preced-
ed her over there. Rex is now en-
ployed at the piano of theatre and
Lloyd has a good position. Mrs.
Percy Stratton and family accompa-
MED Mrs. T. N. Stratton to the Coos
bay city.
The Gardner and Pendleton fami-
lies of Santa Ana, CAL, who have
been occupying the former Storey
property on Granite street, have re-
turned home. w. NJ. Barber, present
owner of the premises, has rented
rooms therein to Eugene parties for
the winter.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-11-06
For Councilman.

hereby announce myself as can
didate for councilman from the third
ward at the coming election. |
stand for progressive yet conserva-
tive administration of city affairs.
and respectfully solicit your support.
A. l.. LAMB.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-11-06

ASHLAND
Mrs. Mary Woods left for Portland
recently to pass the winter with rel-
atives. Two of her daughters, Mrs
II. H. Read and Mrs. M, A. Stratton,
reside there permanently and a
third one, Mrs. Bessie Burke of Ala
media, Cal, is also in Portland for
the time being.
Subscription bargains until Novem-
ber 10. Call at Poley's Drug Store
for prices. 47-2t
Mrs. Sarah Walker of this city
will pass the winter at Oakland, Cal,
with Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Applegate.
The women are sisters. Mr.. Apple
gate is the owner of Brookside ranch,
an extensive property in klamath
county, and the family usually goes
south for the winter.
Gerald Hodgson, nephew of w. d.
Hodgson of this CITY, has passed a
required course in aviation at Van
couver, B. c., and will soon leave to
fill a position with the allied armies
somewhere in France" He lived
here several years ago, his father oc-
cupying a fruit ranch in the Belle
view district. The family now re-
sides at Nelson, B. c.
Gold Hill News: Word was re-
ceived this week from Ashland by
the secretary of the NJ. E. church
to the effect that Il. o. Richards,
formerly a pastor here and who was
sent to this city for this conference
year, has accepted the position OF
field agent for the Willamette Uni
vorsity, thus leaving the local
church on its own resources.
Grants Pass Courier. The Collard
& Moore chrome mine near Takilma
is working a dozen men continuous
ly hauling thirty to forty tons of ore
by teams daily to Waters creek term
inal. Last week the company bought
another fine team from Ed Lind
The latter part of the week work
men on the property uncovered two
more veins of ore.
E. L. Koon, a brother of Mrs. AL
bert c. Joy, after looking over the
Willamette valley for location, has
decided to make his home in Ash
land. He came with his family from
Fargo, Okla motoring through. He
has acquired the Plaza meat mar
ket and will give the business his
personal attention. He was engaged
in the meat business for eight years
lin Red Cloud, Neb.
The Elks, as is customary, will re-
ceive election returns on the night
of November Z at their lodge head
quarters, introducing an innovation
this year. Republican members of
the order will subscribe $15, which
includes the expense of the special
service. Democratic members will
follow suit in a like amount. Then
whichever party loses the election,
its particular champions foot the
S15 liability. Thus is the service
assured and the Western Unions toll
demands for might election letters"
satisfied.
Major ingalls,, who is here from
Reno, New, for his health, states
that in the three weeks he has been
here he has improved wonderfully.
He is now able to sleep soundly,
while at first he could hardly sleep
at all He says: 81 fell in love with
your city first crack, but | did not
anticipate such quick results from
the climate altitude and waters" "
His rheumatism is also much better.
He will return to Nevada this month
with the intention of selling out his
property there and returning with
his wife to make his home in Ash
land.
Mrs. G. A. Manwarring and daugh-
ter, Miss Gladys, of Rock Rapids,
Iowa, have arrived to make their
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-11-06

Portland bank clearings for one
week recently totaled $19,33S,9S1.
the largest for any one week since
the establishment of the clearing
house.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-11-06

home in Ashland, and have taken the
l.. A. Neil house on the Boulevard.
She is Miss Davenport's sister, and
the latter, who is employed by the
Citizens Bank, will make her home
with the Manwarrings.
G. P. Foss will move to California
for the winter, leaving this week.
Miss Lettia Mckay of Beaverton,
Ore, is here visiting her sister, Mrs.
Mary Wiltshire.
Manager Hall of the Ford garage
has rented the home of Mrs. Mary
Wood, on Laurel street, for the win
ter.
The Bon Ton bakery near the de-
pot has discontinued the retail bust
ness wholesaleing its output to gro
cery stores and restaurants.
A. w. Thomas bought a new Over
land automobile, model IS B, last
week from the local Overland agency.
Mr.. Millner is establishing the Over
land in Ashland
Cecil Grisez and Howard Frame
| left Wednesday for Sacramento,
where they will spend the next
month on a threshing machine in the
rice fields.
Messrs. Ramsey and Hake re-
turned Tuesday evening from Dead
Indian. bringing a whole Ford full
of yenison. Two three-point bucks
and a four-pointer, all big ones, fell
to their lot on the last day of the
season.
Miss Ella Dews, former Ashland
high school girl, now attending the
University of Oregon, writes to her
brother that she made the girls
hockey team, which was defeated by
the o. A. c. goods by 3 to 0 score.
She reports being entertained by
Miss Margaret Patterson at o. A. c.
and states that Miss Patterson is pres
ident of the Waldo hall girls and of
a girls club, and is taking a leading
part in college activities at the Agri-
cultural College.
c. L. Cunningham is on the street
again after an illness which has kept
him at home for several days.
Z. NJ. Fowler of New Westminster,
B. C., arrived here on Thursday. sum-
moned by the death of his father, d.
f. Fowler.
Mrs. Archie Million arrived We'd
nesday from Sacramento to spend a
few days looking after property in
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Ali arrived
Friday from Dunsmuir and visited
over until today at the Carl Love-
land home.
About six inches OF snow is report
ed from Siskiyou by trainmen coming
| in this morning. Several inches also
fell on Green Springs mountain, and
the top of Grizzly is mantled in
white.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Enders Jr. and
son, John Henry, returned yesterday
from stay of some length at Klam-
ath Falls and at Eagle Ridge tavern
on the Upper klamath lake with Mrs.
Enders' mother, Mrs. Wing.
Manager Chester Kelley of the Ho-
tel Manx at San Francisco. who is
we'll known to many local people, has
resigned and w. B. James. we'll
known hotel man of the coast, has
taken his place.
Arthur Dutch" Webber writes
from Prineville, Ore. where he is
now located, and states that every
body over in that section is working
for Hughes and that Prineville folks
count on selling $25O,OOO railroad
bonds and $4,000 irrigation bonds
after election.
Quin Jones and NJ. Devania, two
Overland Pacific service men from
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-11-06

The ship yards at st. Helens will
erect enormous sheds to enable ship
building to continue throughout the
winter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-27
@elaHs i'm MarsOienit.

pfeffsrtu6en uno brsi3ebn30lige
9raRaten, tpie reimt li9 0as
Suiammen2 SIS sri9eint taum m0gs
li9, cine @srbinbung apifden Oieisn
befoen 9iugen bsr5uitelen; unb bod
bat Die 10 bod tn's 3raut gei4ofene
amsritonti9e Jabritation BON &riesss
material iett turoem cine iDl9e sus
tpeas gehro9t. 4ls 9inbeglieb 0ieHte
einfa9 MeloTe, met4t ia aud fir
gfeffertn1eR orbindrerer Sorten our
0erpenbuRg tommt.
Die Ra9frage mad altoboI fir bic
6erlteaung BON Gprengitoffen lit
ndnli9 eins 10 ftarte geDOrOen, bob
5abritanten iid mad einem b~iliseren
Stoff fir Die 9epiHnung bon Ql>
to6ol umfaben, lls Das @etreibe Is
1T. sic fanoen Elm iOl9es bacterial
in Dem logenannten ,blndErap4 bon
2%putliana. Sds tit cine Dirt MslaHe,
tpenn aud ni6t BON Der feiniten; fie
pirO, pber purbe bisber pielfa9 i'm
SiiOpsIten Dsrpenbet uHb LIT aud in
6ol3fdaer : 2agerR ni4t %unbetannt.
Mleiitens aber miro fe BON iiiopefts
Ii9en 9iebai9tsrn als MaIt : 6uts
~teritOff fir oas 9OrnDieb nit bennst
unD iebr gei4dBt. geItobene aIfaIfa,
nit .bladFrap4 gut gemii9t, pirb
bpn ben Stisren 10 germ gefrefen.
ME &inoer 3uderpert ssnieBen.
Set aber bteie MlelaFs Der guten
alien 3eit 10 ftart fir ben obigeu
3ped begsbrt miro, lit aud ibr preis
beoeuteno gsItiegsn, - uuf bag Oreie
Bis pierfa9s i'm gerelsi9 gu Der 3sit
Dor 3ipei Sobrsn, Sir Die Rriegss
material ; 5abritanten lit Der 5toff
aud 10 nod berbdItnismdBig btlig;
aber fir Die Qntpsnbuns i'm 8iebs
MaItfutter 1T er gu teuer. 81 TIT Der
arme Sitter I'M isinen g~eiuObntsn
sGanop4 gefommen, unb bic Mfdlfa=
9robu3enten tOnnen ibre @rnts nidt
msbr 70 gut bsrtaufsn, Msni9en un0
RinOpieb baben gIei9DieI llrIa9e, oie
ariegsmnterial : profpsritdt 3u pers
pini4en, - ~erftere freilid NIT auss
nabmen,
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@anhunrffaaen.

Der gsp0bnlidt @ariens MauIs
purf Der lussen ieiner inIeltenfreI'
itnOsn GspObnbtItsn In ben meiIteu
6dlleu niebr yluben ais S9aosH
brinat, pirb Su elmer entI1Itosntn
pIose, ipsnn a. In einen pobIgspflegs
fen M1Ieu obtr elm neu bepflnn5tss
Gaatbstt sinbrinst. SO laufen inoss
in uuItrsm QdsrbnusD Department
sa9IFsias gsIaDslbtn Elm iiber Die
@erui6luug DON aartOffeln, pfIons
SenspiebeIn nno @flun5sn, tpelde IRE
iiimlihsrs nno ungere4terpeiie BEN
Moulnurt sueeI9ritbsn tpirp, bsnn
DIE 3erpornng BON pflan5sn uno
anoasn IN I'm algsmsiHsn bas Wert
Der NalomGuls oosr WisisnmduIs
l.pine mice Dbsr ameaoop miee"),
pprnisgenb Der sriteren, bic gang
6bnli4e Sunnel in Der @roe sraben,
ME bic Maulpiiris. Gle IinO Isidt
6ur9 psrgiftstes @etreios aus5urots
ten.
Da nun Der MaultpurT ieIten bers
siftstsn sSotr irssnOwsIdsr grt ans
rlbrt, 70 mub meA Ii9 inbe5ug auf
feline auarOttuns III Galsu psrlaIs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-27
aOd slu GllabtaaHb tsbrpbi.
TIs 9OIbmisn' 8if6erd In grlhld s..
lumbla.

AANNNNha
aus griiildsGoIumbia tommt Elm
alaaelis6, bab bic 6albutlsns1iidts
reien In GsIabr poligsr GrI96pfuns
Itebsn. Das III Elm pi6iietr @egeH'
Itanb aud far omsritoniIds Gtdos
ten, namsHtIi9 an Der patificsait lie
ielbI. llnitt ben alhsnFiinersien
Its6f Die borlisgsnos Bur binier Der
Qa6sfiI6srsi an 8sotutuug Suriid.
SIN Sabre 1914 ipurosu an tuno'
bii4sn 9dfeR ilbsr GA NinioHen
plumb 6olbutien obsr 3enbatten,
geloNost. unb I'm Sabre 1915 III bic
ausbeuts iibsr bic nod feline polls
Itanbigtn auspsile bDrlisesn, pabrs
Iasinli9 nod stipas b6ber geioms
men. 4ber gsroos ipegsn oIeIer bobtR
GrtrGgniNt firhtet man einsn bol'
bigsn Itdrlsn RiidI9Ias. Die moosr'
men Gif6fang WletboOen inb gera'
be3u unbeimlid pirtidm dnD grinos
lid aepprben; unb bic aii6Iipsiasrs
unD 9abIpaggons Spteme, tpsl9e %
ermDgItden, TAFT nllsntbalben In tds
nabiIden unb amsritaaifaen StGb'
ten Oi,Is Gif6s frii4 gu Wartts au
brinssn, babsn gu nod INNER ipci'
tsrer 4us0sbnung Der betrsftenosn
llnternebmungen ermutigt.
So perbsn iebt ernitIt9 Mabrabs
men 5ur gsT9iBung OieIss 5ii4bss
fanOes sr6rtsrt; absr man peib nod
ni9t rsdt, ME man borgeben ion.
pie Sode 1T 70 stnfa9 ntdt. auBer
ser maFsnbaftsn @sgfauguus ourdj
bic Meni6eu, boben Otsie slide ipi'
es f6eint, aud f6Iimme natiirIihs
Seinne, Nnter benen DEFENDERS bic
Saorrobben un0 bic SeeI6pen gee
nannt tperben. Do4 m69te man aud
NIT Der @ertilgung BON RObbtn bars
In ni9t 3u nett geben, fpie es i4ou
einmal geI9ebsn 1T, ols e iid I'm
Die 8eIdibung Der Sadie banOeIts.
IS 1T nod iebr frugItd, OF bic Re.
Isierung iid baou Derftebt, elmer nod
Itdrteren 8etriYung Der &obbeu
8urI6ub gu IsiItsn. aber iopiel
I6eint gspib gu iein: prnttii4g
MaBnabmsn our 8ei9iiBuag bisier
10 ipsrtOOlsn 5if4srei mifsn bali
gstrOffen iperbeu, ipenn fe etpas
fru9tsn ipIsn! 9a 1T gutter Rai
teuer.
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fdIadisn uno an Die IiaatIiAe Grpss
rimenlsG Station gur llnttrtuhung
fdiden, unb srbdlt man bic Nustunit,
oab Die aranibeit GubertuloIs III, 10
lod man uupetSHeIi6 cine arlinpli9e
Atintqung unb DssinfsltIon bss
Sialss unb a1er Staleerdtt pors
nehmsn. Die Mdnbs NIT aallmild,
unisr 3uIab pDR 2pfoI (anf ben
Sinner 1 plumb prei9en Gubbobsn,
@ibIanssn, GsgspeIisr nit GpioIs
lDIuna Il pInno In A @allcnen
WaFsr) oosr nit ftartsr aidsnIaugs
maiden uno abIhsuern, neue Jutters
tr6ge unb SrinIndpfs einIteaen.
Damn mnB man peittr Elm i9arfes
guae auf bic Sitre bnbsn uno iobaIo
Th elm, ipenn aud MIR Iei6t berod6s
iigss Subn 5eist, % Iofort toten uno
psrbrsnuen. Die DISTINCTION bss
Siaa.s 1T ol ipieoerboIen, lpsan neus
arantbeitsfdle nuftreten. Del isoer
onItedenosn arantbsit in ss cine
arpBe 6auptIn6e, 0ob man fritz, in
ibrsn anFanseH ous:gen DCrgsbt.
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bdnn trb6It oltrbinss bic WiI4
unb bic aus ibr ptiponHeHt Butter
tinsn eltuat biitertn, undngensbmen
geiatIdmad, Der T9 nbsr luitosr
burn BtlIltltrung Don Mslsentltis
uub Qttnoltn1snmebI psrmelotn
IdBi. 700 Dabsr Girob an Wlilailbs
CUR Dtrtatlrung geInngen mub, iino
0aIsrnrob uni ndnIt oitIem bas
@srttnItrcb bic gsslsHstItsn Sirop'
Iortsn.
Dos @srItenltrob Ilsbt Dem 9afsr'
Hrob inbsSus out Ndbrfoffmtnse an
nd6nen; Su6sm III btsIe Strobort Iehr
psi9 un6 lsiGt peroaulid. Cir
pferpt In Is dbsr psuistr gesigRst,
ss fi6rt lsi6t Su aoliieR unO our4
bic @renntn ipstOsn lsi6t Judgements
siinOungsn 1srporssruisn. Dos Rog'
aenIlFo5 IN bdTtst ano Sdbtr. BOD
iii es fix pTsr0s Dieltniss Strcbdrt,
bic uuf bic Dauer am liebIttn gs'
nommen pirb; "a pirtt aud nod be-
ionoers onregenD uno fOroerno fur
bic Nerbauung: ts piro am Sfpsd'
mabiolisn in 6orm non SddIel unO
NIT RraftIuttsr psrmenet gsIittsrt.
mon Ioa li9 aber bitten, plDBlt9 pom
6aTerhrob sum ROgssntrOb iiber5u'
aebeu, neil Is oabur4 erfabrungs'
9smdb bduTig gu i6psren &olitsn
BEL pftrosn tommt. W~st5sHltro9
bait I6 70 8iemliH Dem RogscnItrob
elstd. Die pfsrcs freHsn % aser
nsniger germ, es III mehr ens Strob
fir Rinber. Dds StrOb Der 9iilien'
rii6tt 1T ndbrItOffrsi9sr als Oas
gstreibeIroh, aber aud %beoeuteno
idperer Derbaulia; es ptrtt bel
gferDen ettpos psritopfeno, namsitt'
lid ous 8idsnitrob.
0ds Eraattn Der pferoe na4 Der
glrbeit Ioa erIt ssiatbsn, peuu ons
9ier ru1ig unb Obns Glantsnidla'
aen atmet. Gin g%eIunoes. Yfsrn
otmst 8 Bis u nal in Der Ilinute,
Qlud bari nidt gu bel uno ni4t gu
taItss BaFsr gegeben peroer, liebsr
nirO mad elmer bsitinimten 3eit nod
etnmal aetrdntt. I'm Elm gu btfttges
grinten gu permsiOsn, itreut man et'
mas Gtro9 OOsr 9su iiber bds @ai'
Ier i'm Sinner.
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fen, unb es bebarF elmer beIonbersH
@el6idlidtsit. oisIe in srfolsrei4er
MsiTs nn3utpeHoen. Die getpobnliAen,
fir R1ttsn unO Gbnli9e Ragettere
berpanSfm 5aLeu iinb fir HlauIr
piirfe nitt gu gsbrau6sn. SIS iiHp
ieooA beionOsre Maulpurfsfallsn i'm
Marlt. BON bsnea man prei 6aupt'
forten unterI4eiost. Mdn fam iie
NIT norpansnfalIen, Gnesrsntlam'
msts 5dlen unO WiirgFa1en be5eidHen
Ia, b uno 0 auf Der 4bbilbuus).
Sci Der oarpunsnfalle TIT Der 3tped
Der, ben Maalpurf burh seIeoerts
ipibe RGgsl In 8obsH feit3uits9sn.
Sie Gdeersns5aIIs pirD quer ii6er
Der surnelDffnung alfgspelt, I'm
bas 5isr 3u fangen, tDern "a Dsrs
fu9t, ar srgenb elmer Settle porbets
3nlaufen. Die @irsIale 1T nit els
: mem paar DrnbtI4liHgen Osrie9sn,
psl9s Ii9 3u5ieben uno ben Wsdlls
nurf srDroHeln, tpenn CT gefangen
nirO. aGe bret Jnlen tperoen NIT
0emielbsn Medanismus betrieben,
elmer, an elmer pertisften STEELE Oss
MaulnurfslauIs btrart angebrahten
Gprunspfanns, baB Ie T4 hsbt,
tpenn 0as 5tsr Is paiiert, Rein
Sell einer WlaalmurTsfale fOlte ii9
i'm 1unnsl ielbIt btfiuoen, oa bas
gier Elm iol1es 5inOernis psrmeioen
unb barum berum oDer baruntcr
bur1 araben tpirbe. Den i'm 9ans
bel 6efinbIi1sn Mautpurfsfoleu iinb
in Der Regsl eenaue anDeiiungen
iber fire 4afIteluHg uno ihren @es
brau1 bsigegeben. sic t0nnen MIR
bort srfoIgreia ansepanot werben,
no Ii9 Der SunneIlauf nabe Der
96erIlGae bsfinbet unO bur4 cine
ErGD6ung 6ts Raiens ODsr grorei4s
beutlia gu ertsnnen III. lin Ii4 81
DeraepiTern, Oh Der 5unnsl i'm @es
braud iii, fam man ibH an elmer
Gteae Elm nsnig beI6doissn; pirb er
bonn Sier benubt, 10 miro bisies ben
Gdaben IN menieen StunOsn auss
beFern. Mon pablt am bsiten einen
2auf, Der cine acknowledgements
ne ai4tung perfoIgt.
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gprridtnnp gum aeifmbieasn.

Die unten Itebenb abssbilbtte prdts
tiI9s 9orriHtung gum glei6mdBigeu
RunobIsgsn itarter Reifen miro pie
fclgt bergeItsllt:
Mon nimmt ben Qusfdnitt, ben
Der Gtelmo9er 3uerIt aus Der 5eIs
ssnbOble berausldnsiOet, uno befeItigt
OieIes Slid Sol3, bas runoe 3eiI
mad oben, ungefdbr auf 2 Yarb SDbe
an eiuem Ttartsn 9fOften, gepObuIif
gIei6 an Dem @Orbou Der S4miebe
nit sfpei Itdrten G6raubsu. pel9e
6urG ben pfOftsn seben miFeu, eins
brittle Sdraube, l 3oG iiber Dem
SoI3 6irett iibsr Der binttrsn S9raus
Be, uub DerbinOet bitie beioer
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@6rauben an ben duBsren gnben
nit sinem Stud9en ni9t au f9pa=
den Jlo9eiien, in tpeldes 3tpsi a0@
der, In Der Gtdrte Der Shraubsn
etngebobrt neroen mifsue bnmit bic
obere Gnrdube, pslde einen ftnrten
Druid alsbaIten muB, einen 6dlt BAT
uno nt1E fpeiden fdnt. Damn badt
man ben Reiftn ouf Die nDtige 2dn-
ge alb, biegt Oas Gnos nuf ungefdbr
q 3oa etfpas I'M, f6iebt fobann ben
Reifen ouf bic fsrtige gorrihtung
sniidsn SOG8 unO Obere S6raube
10 nett Dor, bob 0us gnoe gana
Knapp iber bic @9ranbe binausiieht.
Damn trsten stoei, Bel iebr i~tarteH
aeifen brei Manner an Oos gnoe oss
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berunter, Bis Der aeifen auf Der
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