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The Benson signal., 1917-02-24
Masquerade Ball at Tomb.
stone.

Editor Signal:
wish to express the appreciation
through your paper of the great
courtesy and hospitable treatment
accorded party of Benson people
who attended the Washington S
Birthday mask ball at Tombstone
Thursday night. To begin with,
the dance itself was a big success.
There was a large crowd of ladies
and gentlemen present, the utmost
good order was preserved, and Wis
itors, at least our Benson party,
were treated like guests of honor.
There was good music and refresh
ments were served at moderate
prices.
In talking with some of the
Tombstone people they expressed
appreciation of Benson's sending
over representatives and the gen
era1 attitude seemed to be that
Benson and Tombstone should
draw closer together socially and
have these pleasant occasions more
often. Several spoke to me of the
admirable dancing hall Benson has
in the Auditorium, expressing the
wish that their town was so fortu-
nate.
1t strikes me that the idea is a
good one that the two towns be-
come more sociab1e, as with the
roads in good condition the dis
tance between them can be covered
in a short time, thus promoting
neighborly good feeling.
The dance was gotten up by the
Tombstone Rifle Club, and as we
have like organization here we
might have an affair of the same
kind. The Tombstone people, many
of. them, would only be glad of a
chance to come. Let us see what
we can do to make things little
liVelier along this line
Yours truly,
O. F. HICKS. \
The Benson signal., 1917-02-24
Mining News from Miami.

MIAMI, AR1z., FEB. 23,-The
local office of the Ajo Corne1ia Cop
per Company is in receipt of very
encouraging reports from President
Edward J. Grant, who is in charge
of the operations on the property.
Mr.. Grant states that the big dou-
ble-compartment shaft is down 40
feet, and that high copper values
are shown.
The Ajo Cornelia property is in
the same basin as the Ajo Conso1-
idated, which sold recently for $12,
900, 900, adjoins the property on
the north, and the New Corne1ia is
The Benson signal., 1917-02-24

less than mile away. The shaft
which Mr.. Grant is sinking, is
three-quarters of a mile from the
main shaft of the Ajo Consolidat-
ed. There are 13 and a fraction
claims in all,
c. w. Carpenter in recent re-
port to the company, stated that
the formations were identical with
those of the great properties adjac-
ent. He took a number of assays
from various parts of the property,
which he stated ran very high in
copper and gold. A good profit
might be realized, according to Mr..
Carpenter by shipping ore from
the surface.
The Benson signal., 1917-02-24
Road Improvement

The new road improvement cam
paign has been started. Mr.. C. F.
Moss and a force of volunteer work
ers having been engaged all this
week repairing and improving the
road between Benson and Dragoon.
About $500 in money has been
raised by subscription for this Sec
ton of road, besides work to be
contributed. The county has also
agreed to expend $50. Yesterday
the boys of the High School were
out helping along the good work.
The above is from the Benson
Signal and shows once more that
the live wires in Benson are not ov-
er1ooking anything. However,
Mr. Moss, and associates who spend
a lot of time in boosting for Benson
and good roads don't want to over
look that stretch of road from the
st. David bridge to Benson, for
there is lot of traffic that is head
ing that way now and the early
completion of the Bisbee Tomb
stone state highway is going to in
crease travel all over the county
and Benson should get her share.
so good people of Benson and Mr..
Charlie Moss in particular, don t
overlook the Benson St. David
stretch. Tombstone Prospector.
The Benson signal., 1917-02-24
Benefits of Loan Act

WAYS in Which the New System
Furnishes Aid to the Farmer
in Financing His Business
Bv reason of the facilities created
bv the Federal farm loan act, which
was passed, last summer, it will be
easier in the future for farmer to
secure money to make needed i'm
proyements or for the purchase of
live stock, and it will be easier also
for the landless man to purchase a
farm, according to recent publ
cation of the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture (Farmers' Bull
letin 1927 entitled How the Fed
eral Farm Loan Act Benefits the
Farmer
The Federal land banks establish
ed under this act will stand ready
at all times, it is expected, to lend
money to farmers on farm mort
gage security. The interest charg-
es will be not more than six per
cent, nor more than one per cent
above the rate paid on the bonds
sold by the banks. If 4 IL per
The Benson signal., 1917-02-24
Now is Your Chance Ladies

Mrs, E. S. Hawkey, in charge of
the Millinery department at Levy's
in Tucson, will be jim Benson short
1y for few days and will exhibit
in the parlors of the Virginia Ho-
tel, a new line of Spring Hats at
moderate prices.
Mrs. Hawkey will also be pre-
pared to trim old and new shapes.
Save your orders for her.
The Benson signal., 1917-02-24

cent bonds should be issued, there
fore, the rate charged on loans
would be 5 IL per cent or less.
There will be no commissions or
bonuses. The loans will be made
for periods of time ranging from S
to 40 years, thus doing away with
the trouble and expense of frequent
renewals.
The payment of a certain part of
the principal annually or semi an
nually, with the interest, will be
required. The total payment, in
Guiding the interest, will be the
same for each year, and will be
just large enough so that the entire
principal will be paid off at the end
of the period. The annual pay
ment thus required to pay off a
loan of 81 900, with interest at S
per cent, in 20 years, is $80.24.
After a loan has run 5 years the
borrower will be permitted to pay
off the whole amount, if he desires
On any interest date, or to make
partial payments in addition to the
regular insta11ment
The requirement of insta11ment
payments On the amortization plan,
as outlined above, will serve, first,
to cultivate habits of thrift in the
borrower, and second, to make pos
sible the placing of the loans at a
lower rate of interest, since the
gradual reduction of the principal
constantly improves the security
for the unpaid balance. The priv
ilege of optional payments after
the first S years leaves the. borrow
er free to discharge his indebted
ness before the end of the loan per-
iod, if he finds it convenient to do
so.
The Benson signal., 1917-02-24

Nye Etz, Bill Etz, and S. B. Moss.
Lunch furnished for crew by Ben
son Union High School, and was
prepared by Mrs. H Q. Robertson,
assited by the Misses Lucy Scott,
Della Judd, Theresa Sabin, Hazel
Scott and Ellen Scott.
The dinner was highly appreci-
ated and the work of the B. u. H.
S. was a great help.
February IL
G. Segur, l man; H. w. Etz &
Co., / man and team; Cochise Co. !,
3 men and / team; Chas. F. Moss,
2 men and l team.
I Work to be continued Feb. GOTH
February Fl
Bank of Benson, / man and /
team; Cochise Co, 3 men and. 2
teams; Chas, F. Moss, 2 men and
Car l day.
February p
Bert White, / man; Bank of Ben
son, l man and team; Cochise Co.
4 men and teams; Chas F. Moss,
2 men and car.
February %
Bank of Benson, / man and team;
S. B. Moss, / man and team; Co..
men and / team, Chas. F. Moss,
2 men and car.
Work to be continued until COM
pleted. Every man and woman in
Benson or vicinity, interested in
good roads, or their home town,
please come out and show your ap
probation by lending helping
hand.
Chas F. Moss
President Benson Division Arizona
Good Roads Association.
The Benson signal., 1917-02-24
Work on Dragon
Road Advancing
Volunteer Workers Making
the Dirt Fly.

Work on the Dragon road will
soon be completed, when Mr.. Moss
and the pub1ic-spirited citizens CO.
operating will transfer their efforts
to the section of road between
Benson and the Pima line. The
St. David road is now in very good
condition, having improved con-
siderably during the last few days
of good weather. The road down
the river, recently re-surveyed by
Engineer Cook, will also come in
for attention in due time, a sum
of money having been subscribed
and labor promised for this pur-
pose.
Report of work done on the main
road from Benson, east to Dragon:
February IL
Bert White, Thomas Thorp, DR..
E. B. Thompson, Imam, l day; H.
w. Etz & Co., MI man and tea, /
day; Cochise Co., 4 men, team.
day; Chas F. Moss, 2 men, / team
l day..
February Is
Bert White, Thomas Thorp, DR..
E B. Thompson, l man; Cochise
Co., S men and l team; H. w. Etz
and Co., / man and team; Chas. F.
Moss, 2 men and / team.
February II
DR.. E. B. Thompson, l man,
day; Cochise Co., men, / team,
day; H. w. Etz & Co., l I man; l
team, l day; Chas. F. Moss, 2 men
and team, / day.
February Is
H. w. Etz & Co, man, l team;
Chas. E. Goetz, l man, teams
34 day; Cochise Co., q men, team
Chas. F. Moss, 2 men, team.
The High School list for Feb. 16,
is as follows: Sterling Shea, Ray
mond Mahoney, Baude1io Martin
ez, Hurley Mowry, Ben Jarvis,
Max Treu, Joseph Scott, Edgar
Titus, Louis Kemp, Alfred Nichols
Redin Johnson, Harold Holcomb,
Leroy Nichols, Lehi Jarvis, Fran
cisco SOFA, Mr.. G. S. Burlington,
Mr.. w. S. Gray, Prof. H. @. Rob
ertson, Nye Etz and Bill Etzl / man
/ day. Howard Robertson was a
willing little helper.
February 16
q Segur, ! man, day; H. w
Etz & Co., / man and team, Co.
chise Co. 3 men and 1 team; Chas.
E. Goetz, l man and teams; c.
F. Moss, men and l team.
Cars furnished Harold Ho1comb, !
The Benson signal., 1917-02-24

LOST Three saddle blankets
one white Navajo with black bor-
der, one blue cotton, one brown
cotton, between Benson and J. N.
Curtis ranch. Return to Milton
Curtis and receive reward of two
dollars.
The Benson signal., 1917-02-24

The Sign agrees with the above
sentiments of Mr. Hicks and will
lend its aid in carrying out a pol
icy of the kind indicated.
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niarn sn einsm nnsatfpro6ensn anrrrn an osni
Gtsenlians innersr 6seisns su Haten.
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- Ger 0ranpillc Moohp Golte,
9. Y. 9t. bon @cacpuc, ipirb beute
9lbcao In Der 6raternaI Sau eire Sit
ang ,abbolten.
-, lie 72iobriae sSroit Morgarei
Sccfiit, Don ocr 8. 9lueluuc in Iartpn,
lpl'ioc geltern pon eine,n SdIaeailfdll
befrofien. Sbr 3uitanb lpirb oils Elm
Irit.i6cr be5aihnet.
- Die Staats Rontrol6ebDrb.
niro ben Sob bes 10zidtrisen Gilbert
geQ bon 9eGepue in 9erinetpn ms
teriudsn. Die bisiisen 3slisen pers
ben. ipenn iis in bem 5aa perbDrt
tperben ipolleu. uuf lire eisene Soften
nod 9erirstpn fabren miifIsn oeer
6eidpprsne IfrtftIihe qusfusen sins
reiden. Die 2eihe bes anabsn tpurs
be aeitern i'm 9rabserpDlbe beg Sme
mersriiu Triebbofs bsiseiebt, bamit
iie bon Der &ontrollbebDrbs, faas bies
fe nah Heprort !pmmen Io1ten, be.
iiAtigt perben fann.
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lleberfallen unS beraubt.

Der A idbris. Sauiirtr WaIt.r
aibiDea BON Ri9monb. ap., Der Dor.
ssitern bisrbsr g,iommen mar, nm
Elm pfsrb Su tauftn, tpurbs gefiern
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bes l. pOliJsibiitriits als p,rmibi GEE
meIbsi. gint Stunbs ipit.r fano Elm
pcliSiit ben Wlann In baIbbspubtIos
fem 3uifanbe an Der 8. unb 6arri,t
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ftelIte, bab sr zine ffIimme Ropf,
ipunbe. foipis cine fold, In Der Stits
erbnItsn bnits. glls Ct pisb.r aum
BsDuBifein fam, srilarts aibpen on
bsr g. unb Central Mbsnue sinen
Jarbissn aetroffen 3n babsn, bem er
feline Gbiidt. Elm pferb idufen All
ipoln, funbgab. Daraufbin babe ber
ibn srfufjt mit,uiommen nnb
an Der 8. unb 6drrist Gtrabe anaes
tcmmsn, babe CT tbn niebsrsefhlagen,
NIT ben Jiiben sstrsten unb bann I'm
feline 9odrf1uit I'M 1ttrass BON S26
bsraubt,
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y,utei anIahIiH bes splbearn Sabi'
hume bes fyramenpereins ber
1enAden ct. Jpbannes We.
tneinbe itatt.

gl:,IabIit ocs gclbenen Stlbildiima
ocs ;Srallsnpereins Der Deitiben ct,
cSrbanneS @emainSt (Baitor s. q.
| |eiIcnIobr) ueranitaltet ON fomincn.
BEN Tpntsritau slbe,io Der Gbor Der
@emeinoc in Ger Wcporial S5nlle, OH
ber Gin unb Grant Strabe, elm &on.
3er., fir meld)es bic Ssrren SobiI u.
&oifrnann ino SEQ Rnal8. unter oertii
s'citiug SaS &on5ert ltattfinoet, ber.
pcrraecibc ScIiiten eeiMert nilo bas
irInenSe bohintereiianie Programnr
juianrmsngaIteGt baben.
,Ihe Mitbport" -. ViniuN
Gbor.
Geianssiof
VI little n,fite Scipn OSaroelof
Sn tbs great llninoipn D5arbelot
Once IN 4 bIne Weon @iucbp
Serr M. Gosar 8eitb.
BeiprniuIi: Weoitation ;. Nlaiienet
Eierrot Jai -. Nrinoelll
5rl. Rcra @err.
gciangsipli: 3 lobe Sbee, MiIbcnberg
2ife tbs 5ioiebuo -. so 3crge
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SRI. Warceaa Wcnge.
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uneariibe Rbapiobie gio. z. ais5t
Scrr Geo 9Saal5.
IcreoSor 9ieS Irotert
Gbor mo gaBiolo Serr SdJrcIl.
Faniate: .a 2eaenb Of gsaerodee" :. ;.
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Gbor uuo aIs SoIiIten 6e. fol.
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5aret goIt (2tin; Sri. Iarsaret aa.
tcnbrinf (stIo; Serr gouuro Shmioi
senor), Serr 9oltis sScbnen &c.
nor); ser, St. Cigar geitb (goritrn)
mo Serr Wiuimt Gs;Hea CAB
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SieIt %idtsr slippeft seifefn Mbsab
in Der bfientIidlen wibIiOtbef.


Dcr einem glu6itoriuni, fpelHes ben
atcben GaaI Ser 5fiertIihen gibIic.
tbef BIB sum Ietten Ylas beiebt bntte,
70 cab pieIe, Die et,uas ipdt eetonlmeil
lparen, feinen GinIab erIangen fonll.
ten. bieIt Ridter glfre6 n. Mippert
ecliern abeno icineil angefiiiioigtcn
Slftittlifen Dortrag iiber feline 9eob.
adtiiiteen iino grfabrllngen, Die ct
tpdbrenS icines poridbrigen anfsnt
bnlrs in Der ariegssone in Sltprenben
apniaht bat.
Wil srober gufnerfiamfeit fuIgten
Die MnlpcicItben oeil infereiiaitten
SdiIoerlinocn ocg SleSncrs, abcr n!it
fSR bieI gr6berem Sntereiie bingen
lie sifi ben 2ihtbiISe-iL Die Hihtrr
9lipprrt perionIib on Drt uno Stciie
dnf1enuiitttten bat unb ipeldle niir 5ii
oei'Iif Die firdJtbaren 3erlt6riingen
5eIgfen, tpeId,e iib Die riiiiiiten Sor.
oe:i su SdatISen fomnten Iieben.
gilber bieien DiIbern Der geripiiit.
ing lotte ber Mssner aud ioIhe ans
ben petidieoeren @qfongenenIageris
IN Geatitlniio, aus oenen beruorsing.
ilae gut nno nadliidtig Die Befaneeneit
non ben DieIuerfbrienei Se,uiden Bar.
bnren bebanoelt lperoen.
Gln Cube oes Yortrages, Der nabe,u
3iuei Stiinoen ipiibrie, oriidte bas
AUDITORIUM benz gorirassnbsn feline
anerfennails burb IansanbaItenoea
WeiiaIl aus.
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Ger @eianbte Der Sdnpeis uno Der
itaier Der Sntereiien Sel,ti9IanOS
in @aibingtoit
Bon staatsiefretar 2aniing bon &c.
gen ibn erbobenen gei6uloig,in.
gen entlaitet.

Wafbingtpn 8. g., /. War3
Siantsiefret1r aaniins entIaitete air
Joiiaeritag ben geinnbtet Der
Sircij. Or. gsauI Sitter, ipeld)er biz
beilti4ci Sntereiien beririit, bon Der
eeaen ibn erbobenen @eid,uIoiNung.
ieinc SfeGirng I'm Sntereiie beiitidNr
prtpagailha mibbraiidt su baben.
Ter Sfretar iaate:
I'D betraft, Or. 9iitters IerbaI.
ten aIs p6ais einponofrei unb be.
saiisre bic ansriiie, ncIde bon Bel.
.inlgen auf ibn genlafjt ipurben. @ir
ioaien IN imieren oiigeiiblifliden o..
fiibIen nid,t iineereht sescn elmer,
Wann ieiu, ipeIdjer feline ViIitt treii
erfhGt, aiid ipenn er bic ssntereiien eli.
ncr Mcsieriing pertriit, 81. ipeld)er bic
gc3;ebnnleH eeIoit iinO."
Gr. Sitter lpar In geipiiien 2citun.
gen bei6ulbiJt tporoeu. feline alitori.
tnt aIs 9ertreter Ger ssfltcrciien
Tditidpianos iiteridritten 5u taben,
inoem er oer oeriiten sadJe @oridnl5
Iciiiete.
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Froil pIbum ejiesiptin. pun b,r

- Urnii Wnant @iesfpetn, bon Der
8. unb Ulain GtraBs, rptIGs fih in
ben lpeiieiien arsiTsn cine. atpBsn BE.
Iisbt6eit erfreut, fsisrte seItsrn ibr IS.
Wiessntsii, Die SDbns, l0dter,
S6pisssrTDbne unb Gnteltinber, 70:
tpie pieI, Trsunbe unb yerfpdnbte
batten Iin sinssfuhben, um benz @es
burtstasstino, oas iid3 mod grcber
seiItisst unb iDrperli1er syriIde err
freut, bic bersliditen @ratulatipnen
har5ubrlnsen. @s febIte aud niht an
biiblden 9eI6enien unh prGttissn
8Iumenipsnbsn. Die GratuIanten
fdieSen nit Dem WunIhe, bab es Der
perebrten SubiIarin pere0nnt ieia
m5ge, ben 100. MeiIenitein gu errsi.
hen.
Dos Columbia RduhertaItno
Bot seItern fpIsenSe geamten ertpdbIt:
prdIibent, Nm. MtpbberIp; Q. pr,
9. 9tebenbprn IT,; prpt. Setretdr,
9. aopp; Jinan5 SetretGr, M. Me-
Dermott; Stabmeiiter, 5, glustb:
5ruiiees. Bm. Rpmes, 6. saaIfeIS
uno Wm, acrnbpff.
Jrau gIisabetb 5eIman lit ss=
tern i'm St. gITatetb 6pipitaI i'm
9lIter bon n SahreH geiturben.
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unfdue.

- Der IL iGbriee taubitumms
WesIen airi. 1923 Speamore Strabs,
purbe seiiern qbeno. iuts DOT 6 Ibr.
aIs er an Der Srharb unb Speamor.
bic Gtrabe irsu;ie bon bsm automos
Bill bts u. o. anrIIman, 2153 Cliff
ton 2Iptnus, iib.r ben Saufsn seronnt
unb erIitt babel sinen boppslt.n rip
penbrud, foipis innerIihs 9rtIesuns
gen. 5srr 3noumon bob ben gun.
gen auf unb brndt. ibn In fstnem
Quto mad bem giabtbofpitaI.
- Sam.s DOb, 400 %. 7. Sirab.,
fieI asitsrn Qbtub in isinsr Wobnuns
bic 5rsppe binab unb trus babsi ein.n
grud, b,s redtsn S6uItsrblatts ba'
bon. Qairolauto 2 bra9ts i'm na4
bem FdbiifMn 5OfpitaI.
- Snfolee elmer 8uIIiiion 5lpiiden
benz glutp ibrts 0aters, 4usuit
Shmis, 352 1useullim qp.nue. unb
benz sarafttpas.n bss 6. Z. ptrin, bi.
iih aeiisrn Gbenb tur3 Dor 6 ubr an
Der NaFau unb JuItOn 4Dsnu, ersiss
nsie, ipurb, bic 7sjdbriss 9orotbp
Shmib aus b,m 9luio ssi4l.ubert,
lam absr oliidIifer Weii. nit muir
einiasn 6autabi6iirfunssn unb BEN
Shredn bapon. Bsibe Guto's tpurs
ben fart btftdbist.
- Cine idmerSbafts @.rltsuns BEG
Iinien auges irus eeitnn Der Sauuns
iernebmer Sobn 5annab BON Der Sit
@lsnbaIe apeniie bapon, als an Der
Sehii.n unb Wain Strabe ouf eineiu
strabsnbabnipastu Der DintOn Wot
Routs, auf bem er iit aIs paFasisr
btFanb, Der 1rollepbrabt abfprans
unb bas on Der 2roll.pfianss beftiiisit
Cell Sannab i'm gsii6t iraf. Der
DerIebis ipurb, bel sinem bena9bdrs
ten Nrst perbunben.
- Der beriitent polisiit JobnI
Riot iam eeiiern Qormiitas an Der
@bolfon 2lptnus unb Rsabina Roab
nit fein.m pfnb 81 Dan unb trus
zine @erIebune am linien anie oapon,
bic f.ins usberfiibruns nu6 bsm iiao,
tif6en Soipital notbig mafte.
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,Warmin bieie uierftpiir.
biae 6artnddtgfett!"
Grdsi bic .Jrandurter 3sttuns- In
g.rbinbuns nit bem abf4t!i@n
ginbrinssn in bic Ge'
fabrsone .f3
llnb Der Werisniuns bss britiiasn
Sampfers sgosOnia'.

Berlin, /. Rdrs. iiber aonbon.
Die .Jrahifus.r 3situns1 fast in sis
mem aommsntur iibtr bas gerisnlsn
Der .aaeonia- lpis fOlst:
,gs III iHipsr peritdnblid. bab bic
grfabrung Der eritsn Moden bss psts
idarften Saudbootirisses nc9 iiiht
geniisisn, elmer fold unpsraniportlif
pen @tfdbrbung BON Wenihsnl.wn
Elm gnbe su MAIDEN. geisstnheit.
England pbns Gefabr gu errsiden ober
;u ptriaifsn IN sesebsn. Wariim
bann bieis itraiipilrbiss 9artnddis'tlt,
fpeIGe 5u nidis Guism fiibrt. tocbl
dbsr betlassnslperibs JoIgen nah it'd
si,bi2 Das 'Sdidial btr iiebtn r,rs
iepitsn boaGubii9sn SanbslBfHiffe
fpIlte ala Warnuns Dor ben Usiabrtn
Der seidloFentn 3pne eebisni baten.-
Sm 5aas, /. Wir5, ilbsr ecn.
bon. Die .1aa,ss3eitunss BON
Berlin Gubsrt fiH in Hs5us ouf bas
@erfsnien Der .gaepnia- rpit folsi:
.Sis mar sins Der britifHsn SdifFe.
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unb 5u anbsrsr 3sit aIs 6ilfsfrsu,tr
0srnsnbuna finben. Wtnn bic bfi.
iiiac yissisruns bdrouf btitebt bab
bic .,adeoniaA, mel! iie gerabs auf BE.
isr Jabri als paITdsierbampfst fisn.
siris, nid3t meter aIs Elm pdFcoitr,
Dampfsr stiDsicn ftt 10 ~ biss Elm.
fa9 abjurs.-
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Gent. sIrs. grut. @aiienSerein.

eim Scnntag Radpnittag ilm baIb
6rei llbr ipiro i'm @aiienbaliie auf
lRt. sIiiburn Die piertcIIdbrIide ger.
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gen 3urgrDrieruns ssIang.n foaen. IN
eln reft 5abIreid,er geiilb oringerio
crioiinid,t.
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Gie aeborate NiQion.

Gin Gbed iibcr S1,00o,O00 ains
,eitern benz Staotai,oiior 2einianI
Il, unb ipurSe bon ibm prompt Dem
etaetid,aymeiiter @iit iiterDieien.
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o,ird, @efmittIiing bon giirgermciitsr
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gefiipdrtige circumference 3u beben.
Eas GurIrbeu ,niib in feds W,onatcn
5uriidbe)a3It tperoen.
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Die ibeuren aartoff.ln.

Sosar bic Serren SuipeIiere teeeii
nnaeiiGts bcr gegeihpdriigen aartof.
ieIprriie 81. allersr0Bte SodsadnitnJ
Dor Ten groipfeIn. Dieies 6eruies bic
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rent lleuenudbIten graiioenten $errn
s!rno 9orit in Der Sauoelsfanlnler ei.
rcn goIoenen Sting ii5erreihen lieu.
III ben ni1t etipa elm GbeIitein, ionbern
enc tIeine aartoffcl einseiept luar.