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The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1917-01-18

uuU DlOWlnp Ills WHiSbl6 anu
hollowing I'm going to put every
one of you on extra duty if you
don't get out of them tents. Our
corporal in some mysterious way
has dressed at the last minute
and takes the nonguard as we
file out Of the tent. Every man
OF US sinners pokes his hands into
his pockets and shuffles> into
rank tor roll call, morning exer-
else and the beginning of the
days work.
After the morning exercise
comes the placing of quarters a
job that every man would like
very much to shirk. AS we start
down the company street the SER
geants and corporals beginballi 6
Hey there you that went int
that tent come out and pick up
this trash. You monkey pick
up that cigarette stub and by
the time the job is done you can
see only about half dozen men.
Then comes that which every
soldier is glad to hear, mess call
aud the shuttle that takes place
to get in line for the breakfast
would make you think of a drove
of hogs rushing to the trough for
feed when they hear the call.
The line is complete the mess
seargant gives the word the dish
ing out to every man his allow
ance is started and the squak-
ing begins. Every fellow says
that he is cheated, some fellow
got two slices of bread and he
got only one. Some one over on
the other side says, them cooks
sint no good they can't cook.
Then you hear the cooks begin
t stir and retort at the accu
cations.
Now that breakfast is finished
aud scanty it was. The real
work of the day begins. Corp
orals and sergeants incharge of
pit and scoring details for the
target begins calling their men
hdrrying out to their posts all
roundiy abusing the war.
Next comes the call for the
men to get their rifles and 60 to
the range.
Out we hurry into the cold and
out on the range stand in til e
cold, the wind SO cold and hard
that your clothes seems as thin
as mosquito bar.
After we have stood in the
cold, till we are chilled through
shivering and shaking we are
marched up to the firing line
to shoot. We lay ourselves up
on the ground and try to catch
an aim the rifle rocking so that
you are as apt to hit the other
fellows target as your own. Fin
ally a reporr is heard you find
yourself slid several inches back
ward by the kick of the rifle,
your elbows smarting from the
slide over the rocks and red
flag playing before your target.
Another feature of the day is
when an extra detail is called
to do some errand. On a cold
December day the writer was
peacefully resting upon his bunk
while good fire in the heater
kept the tent warm, sergent
outside was coming down the
line calling everyone in the tents
out to help dig lattrim pit. the
writer, knowing well what would
happen if he stayed there rolled
off his bunk and attempting to
make his escape under the back
of the tent and out the back
way. He got caught in fly Of
the tent and kicked up dust in
the tent that looked like sand
storm.
The day passes on, the routine
work is almost done, retreat has
sounded and the boys begin to
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1917-01-18
whenever You Need a General Tonic
Take Groves

The, Old Standard Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because it contains the
well known tonic properties of QUININE
and IRON. 1t acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
.rt - c~-otAsn so cents
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-09
AUTOISTS APPROVE
THE PENDING BILL

At a meeting of the Escambia
County Automobile Association at the
city hall yesterday afternoon. at
which a small number of the men,
bers were present, a resolution was
passed recommending to the state
legislature the passage of the bill
which has already been favorable re-
ported on to the seante by the COM
mittee on roads and highways, to
license and regulate the running of
motor vehicles on the public high
ways, and to provide for the registra-
ton thereof; to fix the amount of an
nual license to be paid into the state
treasury; to provide for the distribu,
ton among the several counties of
the fund thus created. and the ex-
penditure of same on state and state
aid roads and bridges; to provide
penalties for the violation of certain
sections thereof; and to make amend
ments to certain of the present laws
pertaining to the operation of auto
mobiles on the public highways.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-09
KENNEDY MAY co
TO FRANCE IN THE
MEDICAL CORPS

DR.. S. R. Mallory Kennedy has re-
turned from Washington, where he
was a delegate to the annual con-
vention of health officials of the va
rious states of the Union.
While in Washington, DR.. Ken
nedy called on General William Cor
gas, with DIR. Porter. He had the
opportunity of meeting Major Good
win, of the Royal Medical Corps,
and one of the British commission.
DR.. Kennedy said that DR.. Porter,
who is a retired army officer, will in
all likelihood be called into active
service, the surgeon general realiz-
ing his great worth as a sanitarian.
The army is preparing to send
may medical men to Europe, the
Washington Post putting the number
at 1000 to start with.
These men will be sent to France
at an early date, where many will be
assigned to the First Aid Stationary
field hospitals, and some to the base
hospitals.
When asked if there was an posi-
bility of his being sent, the doctor
replied, 81 hope So"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-09
NEW SEINE LAW
PROPOSED IN HOUSE
Tallahassee Bureau
The Pensacola Journal

Tallahassee, May 8.-Following is
part of bill introduced by Mr.. john
son, of Escambia, in the house today,
for the relief of the fishermen of
Escambia county, which is made nee
essary on account of the different
climatic and natural conditions that
make the general law hardship to
local fishermen.
Section /. That from and after
the passage and approval of this act.
seines of one and one quarter inch
bar, measured from knot to knot or
a stretched mesh of two and one
half inches length, measured from
knot to knot, and seines of greater
length than three hundred and fifty
yards, may be used in the salt waters
of Escambia county, Florida, prov1d-
ed that shrimp shall not be taken
with drag nets or other nets except
cast nets or dip nets taken from the
waters of Escambia county, Florida;
and, provided further, that pocket
funnel of three-quarter inch bar,
measured from knot to knot, or a
stretched mesh of one and one-haR
inches, measured from knot to knot,
may be used in seines for the pur-
pose of taking and catching bait.
Section 2. Mesh of all nets, except
cast or minnow nets, two and one
half inches stretched, or one and a
quarter inch square. Except seine
bag, which should be one and one-half
inShes stretched, or three-quarters
of an inch square.
Section 8. Closed season for null
let, from October 18th to November
Both.
Section 4. Closed season for trout,
from April 1st to May 31st.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-09
ADVISED OF ESCAPE
Of BOB BLACKWELL

kilograms were received by the po-
lice department and the sheriff's Of
flee early yesterday morning, official
ly notifying the two agencies of the
escape of Blackwell from his custod-
ians early Monday night.
Officials of the county stated that
they would recognize Blackwell, as
he spent some time in the county jail
here, while the city police were with
out description of him. They were
informed however, that reward would
be paid for his arrest, and some of
the officers watched incoming freight
trains during the day in the hope of
experimenting the accused man.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-09
DEPUTY GOES To
OHIO FOR PRISONER

Deputy Sheriff Van Pelt left yes
terday for Portsmouth, o., to take
in custody and return here a negro
named William Ford, who is wanted
in Escambia county on a serious
charge. He was arrested in Ohio
and when notification of his incarce-
ration was received here, the proper
requisition was obtained, and ar
engagements for his return made. 1t
is understood that the charge against
Ford was made by negroes residing
near Muscogee.
The Journals Want Al
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-09
s. 5. INSTITUTE
HAS BIC SUCCESS

The Sunday School Institute that
is being conducted at the First Bap-
fist Church under the auspices of DR..
Beauchamp, of Texas, is meeting With
great success. DR.. Beaucnamp de-
livered an address last night on Chow
to Stop Leakage in Sunday School
Work" which made profound i'm
preston. Tonight he will speak on
New Methods in Sunday School
Work." in the auditorium of the
First Baptist. The meeting begins at
8:15.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-09
WATER REPORT FOR
MONTH Of APRIL

During the past month of April a
total of 56,596,000 gallons of water
were furnished by the city plant. The
report as filed by the superintendent
of the plant in the office of Commits
sioner johnson, showed that such an
amount had been pumped during the
month, and stated that on one day,
which was April %, total of g.
100000 had been furnished, this hav-
ing been the maximum pumpage for
any one day in the past month. The
minimum pumpage was 1928, 900,
which was on April %.
Receipts of the plant for April
were given at $8,203. "a, while dis
bursements amounted to $3,358.89.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-09
BLOOD HOUNDS To
ARRIVE HERE TO-DAY

Sheriff Van Pelt expects two blood
hounds, which he has obtained on
trial, to arrive here this morning at
an early hour. They were expressed
several days ago from Manning, S.
c., and the sheriff was at the depot
last evening, in the belief that they
would be on the afternoon train.
These dogs are purchased on guar
antee of satisfaction and if they do
not prove satisfactory, it is said, will
be returned to the trainer. They are
guaranteed fully trained, and will be
ready for use with a few days rest,
it is said.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-09-05
ClaSSifiedAdS

"a she wH ~ Elizabeth ordncr. de-
cca~ad. witch has heen flied Cor pros
tatc in the t-0unty Court ~ Nuoces
Connty, Texas. the answers and deperi.
tions af said witness To De read la eyf-
aeuee On m hearing q The application
- probate sald viii sn& has also filaa
AZ afndasA N sald cause stating that
DOS kiiielmAn snd Herm neimer are
Inv eniy suhsefitlns Witnesses 10 the
WIN ~ kiisahcsh orslncF. dcccnscd that
ssid iietn llrimer n Dad, that Joe
Ai.tfrlaan - a Hon resident u ~u~rca
cenntt and e. nov a Feaidehi - He'll
Nounty, TEXAS that q H. necessary
that a casnmitslon issue % take the
dsporitens ~ hali Joe Ki,trrman and
further that the ofi9inRi viii should
arcompeny such commission 10 thas
said vitnrar may hase AN opportunity
o. identity the same,
Aud uosicr u further aiven that -
commission with The cflxlnal viii ~.
tetnei Nni issue nn az after the thlr-
tieth daa after the pAhllyatian 10 thin
ruiipc e. take The dgicsitlcns * said
Jno klilerman
Witness unheft atcQsain. cqsrs ~
thr Cunnty court ~ Naere~ County.
Texas Given uuacr mr. hand md s~al
90 offi0c. ihls .sth day % Auaast. lalI.
tisra1 uliUENr NsGf.OlN. CiefN.
County court "a Nucrsa conaty Texas
Nnd uf ihls rrctcpt and hoe 500
have eNcfeicd lhc aasar maAs tua ~
turn Witness uAhett Nc4nnin. t'lerk
CnrNN court. Nusoaa coupt,. Tc,ar.
Given undof ms hand and seal n snla
court this ssth day ~ Ansusl tei7.
UiifuEHT MeolufN. Cisfx.
count, count ~ Nuy,es County. lesan
lnsutd ihis tAc The salh Gay " Au-
Fuaf iptf
GiikFKr Mcoi.nlN. Ciesk.
tourt, court Nueerv rvsutN reNea
A frus usnA ! certify
TRAM 50 ROBINSON sheriff
tHN "a D. Nttrwund Deputy. Adv
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-09-05

n 500 ocfce ~ th, ceunty Cleik -
Nueer tourfl TtXHs
~ffvnfh section NJ s % thr lau-
rclcs Faru Tructs gVsAlpiuz slN hun.
tlri ant tuftA aNros as thnua cn thr
rt4n of rlai prepared la trssAh ard
NaNrrHr suffsfufs auA fHIiN acslrlD-
Nt hl mNtrs aua hsuut, In a artd Uf
tfast fosm b. 81 NerEan avs Wsfe o.
d Nass Nf.is tfu-ter. datrd trhs
Nh lslt ard 90 u-csra in Nci t
= fssrs B fv 8 lana aut Mrrttasr Nte-
.I.is of Nacess NaeufN TtNts.
ErhIh Mfat knNWn as tlao Nor
zen g.n l.art lH Naret- cnuuia SOC
lrHtsfff upnn vtftr eamt ls sIteaffs
rtirs srr, rintd a. follows afrs uf
iala ai af -s.Ian H. 10 ,hr l-suirirs
Iratts BOB fhr r D. D.tncr theFeag
uUN oHntaIutrH thr UNn lrari 80 a.
NtH..n tuaftrsf With aI Hntfasa'-
urrfs fttr.arI t.lsIstiuE 90 a gdm4lttt
fiu system
Nnta ga acrts 90 Northwest rnr.
ufr 90 fDt 81. ~fDtlsH lluUf lHan
.ant irNnal lann hnd Uauifr rraetn
tes.nrlUs at tht D. .Nfnef of lHi
T-UuilF aIuHr f.tsf ~rtrau urf d
sa-a Ut $3.50 f.f tH r0r'tf thvvlt
Mtstffih $3.50 frUi fU tNfner thrnc, n q
nuhere afrsiIUU CO., frel tncnce .r
Hu .srttfIt $500. fuH I. tht l.iart a.
ttn.Int tDnE fu. saa, aH1 ,er.
te,ri Nf SIS 0rrgufN NuattmN "a
.4 1Iartiatn 90 aI ftrarfs.
a i0g.t tHh M ut lssr -It tHts
lt.f.Is T NH.t.t Duaun TrkAs
uaN I.u htuf i.f u0tt,l des, f.r
tun
~.i lrnHt, s vtat I- tne~n a'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-09-05
rnG sTATe OF TIrAs

r. ne Sheriff ~ any Constable a
NusfFn rsunfY, Tftaa fifsttinHi
You sfe hffrDf femnar 'ied ~ make
sstsiro ~ publication in q np~nEsapsf
puDiishfd la &nsa,sa s1ani Tenas. for
thiftf days ~ ihr following uoiirr lr
Unfda ard flsurfa a. follows. tetaH.
so 1883 in ihe matter ~ 10 esiAie
10 EiisabeiH Ofdnef, Deceased, iu the
Dnunfy grurt ~ Nueees County Tea
So september term 1871.
10 40 Persons interested b the Estate
- Elizabeth ordnsr pecoarsd.
Notice IL hersbT given that Prank
f,r,insf. pttitson~f. tarensh u :. unxunl
his nlturnsy ~ ferural mss filed inter
rfratogisA ~ me above numbered and
entitled CLAUSE 10 Joe kiifeftnaa. Co.
slains at otna,ills IN heil County
Teas, aud who Is On attesslng witness
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-09-05

II|I 5000 IIhh-
-..H nn, ,.n.iahIr of
Nt. tH.t 9fu,f.ne
Sill. ar ntH,t, rlmant.i o. ..m
m.u fa., iufl o. u.IInr publosunn
H tHh ,ttlfHa uHtr Boo ratn u..t f..
f.ar .a. r.-st, vtrfr lrotIHaa t fHt
..lIru H4s .n. 900 s.m. nru spap .r
.uhfehca u NuuI rHHHt ~ thuft U
, newspaper ratIi.hsd thrrr.n tHt r
not h.u Iu af, newspaper uuNtshtN
n thr sth ndlrRI usui.i nH H
.n.ir ir uu nswrrHlr9 iahiHhrl H
said Iudl.aI NsstIrt then IH "a revr
rapar IDtHsnea n fH, uoaur.i iisffi.t
tu eaid .sth luHrun District goo Hrp.ar
Hf tHv urtt reaulHf tsfiu o. fHa Dfm
.a.I 1.sIf DuuIf Of NucrNs tuunls
in b, hoit.u af fht coHfthnns, tNrrHf
n Dnu DhtI.N TrNnN Goa th.
Twelfth Monaaf s0ti us iasi AfnnHHa
in flif a. o. leI. 3D., samf Nelu. il.
5000 das ~ foi.rf A Sd lalT iNtr
end ulrrr tn answer priluou fIsd boz
said oourf on th, 17th day Of imN
% lNlf 300 rplt Numbered or fN.
docket 90 sol uaHU so suus Whsfsin
a. Iufd Be- fHsIrun and D H0t f0rf
Is Defendant and raId petition nupg
ur fbHt mauiu sud dcftuhauf wofr
marrled @rpfumn.f ft $3.50 in SCOTT
county k,ntuHt5 That 90 aI umnt
uIalriu haH conducted siiasr,f with
proximity tnd hsn treated attendant
With iiuirNse nri fOfhrarnuDs Hnd Dos
us,u ruHft m no aDt hrinHIr
th, hrtt uhffor dsapf Iheu h.tr uuI
onIIanions Hr uart uf defendant That
ulaIutIu War uhiirrI fa leaNr Hlt nam.
and Attendant kUf.f $500. ht.I...Ia
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-09-05

WANTED Coad voman epnk. goed
eafea end as.id hsfne Mrs Ntiia fiit
rNmifl Hotel Nsa neniie TrEaa
woman ~ aifl 20 o. Essefal h0pss
snfs Apfly ~ go Faunen Avenue
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-09-05

T. v ACCOMPLISHMENTS
an classified adNys tifinE oa1rrs 10
tun ndrnnitsly a. ~ must ~ IN
wfuinr SO q advertisements Acs
ecpisa over tho tnirphone orders Co
discontinue g. ads must also 10 la
wttNa nnd wli nHt he acreptrd over
$3.50 telephone \ stHn ofisf frceipt
win b. Eltrn Nttn az "a Ia or,ierfd
discontinued
Ads ram al intervals av charert az
aue tnre ratr
N0tlss q Advertisers
llrst sNuf sds the first time theN
apirar a. ths Csn.t VIII b. f~sponsi-
hls f,u anlN uno lncefreyt Insertion ~
ans ciaasifsvsl advertisement
RUApuRs can liza y ctNrs
Ada VIII bs taken up to 90 o. M
uAtfN dNN
DISPLAY ADVERTISING nArES
ON APPLICATION
pnONE - PRONE ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-09-05

Class
soe RvNr.
foR NENr ngoa,As Apartments u.ce
.ega r.~ams sp re tlutf vsrl csntui
,lousfksspinE Wt bod fs,ans Furnished
af anf.Nalshta SEA NarfsN ilnae
it0 So
tNn NkNT CHoar o. permanent
ifnai n'Vn furnished g,'itakr tat
Hnd fafate eiose m an NhaNagrai
str,vt Ws.s1 lasunell i,vali1 Nn
phorr tdi "a
foN NkNf tiu Nvfs fs.asona $500 trrms
1--WE stnft nirni- htt hrr.r aH faN
fcont hitqWF. Air- Wan n,gsss aes
Mann st 50
fon nHNT c.snfoftshie and atrae
tts cast front ap stsirs tsa rsum
niosN fumiune.t ln rgi,at, houe with
al uiuiern ronrvnieucfs Nicr vain.
ns disianos Sna yn taf line Nrnt
reasonable Uafase 70 ds4fsd SO
wseo rh0oc 81 ur tS tasalI
fssN HFNf tlfm uoussksspns
uHmH for r,u vo uun lhsne tsi
eos iuncs
Fui~ NrNr ra mvss ter OWNER
'i#. o.. '''w.ivru fufnruhvd hnurr
rhoue tsf esU
t,4. NENV aain,es Ia Aoutu Dsl.i
nf ~nh nutn ur, % cot
.....a.aa
roN pENr ous hrf, furnished hea
toom 40 convenience ui s'ana 900
" Nr,sdwse aif
goU RlrNT Size, a,an c.,.a east
us~iraun Wth nah ahd an c.uw.nl.
ruete Nst, convenient ialatH.n 49,.
ph 'is lam Alto $3.50
ron HFNr Furnished 81 r,o,n bouse
nn the hai hHaet ,ts. ef tsfk tNsaf
naom ,UuaF, Niin BATE soi rNtgE
street So
s...- r.
ron NENr We.irn five reom coi
iese ,iuso Boz. sh.ap ta rsht patN
nt siau stieft fhono tta s,p
FoH RKNr CO.. ,.rpe,n nols. all
moisrn ooos.uleaes~ fhon. 81. ,s.o
O.. pavis
ruu mrNv c.r Anaa
poenI ouiiaas intauJI, g.. .,filea ht 800.
enIHlar 500 MatH rHarD HHo
ruN NENT a. room funushrd
Noilsfea co. tne hsseh Amos Noprr
g. 90 ,srsi
FuN HrST toini.bea apartments
tea uin.h Boz west 90 DathalN DIHirh
ApfiA sf til Nmth tafuao street o.
FWl nrNr Two NsgannN fuuish,t
Ntt, cooi rHoms nrns pats hut ani
eoid water csn 40 Moeaulls at
rop RrNr Owens Apartments rom
plnd, Furnished vita bath m each
apartment iunulrs SOC rnaptrfai 80.
90 i'houo % ussl
roU iusNr Nire FURNISHED apart
mruis thoroughly mudern Aisa 8
snam ontnro o. 90 rsr niunth 1874
rhaptrml i'bano efs Ni1
run ltrNr g.tonm bungalow Afe
+ Sortn u.nfh nie,,i ruHishfa r,f
naacnf tsnsnta No hldrn Phone
Gt wf2i
lruu WeNr nearaHn nooh nmlsh
,1 500 iluufsef bs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-09-05

vlsii nan for sa~rs App, 3, chad.
DICK Carter. -
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-09-05
Io6T ANo FOUND

InHT nHf fnratruf aurrel Wafs Hrd
nl mare branded q rr0ss g 1855 nu
hin slna UstN nslf nfia sniatfb hffaa
uiitir $50 hffnH anf dun mHff mHio
branded 10 b ons p8if hialh msies
nn hfahd insefai rsasra faf MOTIF iuF
m0 hfff fhff alf o. ~ Nmiih. q
30
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-09
Die gapiermoOe III 9attldlGno.

Gin nfiBes @eluebt. pel6ts benz
.1frtinq' tdnf6eno dhnlid If. pire
ihpa faft dlsereta fir oda Sotenbcfab
abrduAt.
Sir Duties, Sdar5en uab fons
Fi4g arbeitsflu0gr bat man Gin nuufefs
blaaes Gepebe aus 9apier berqefteat;
ot.ier neas qapitrtattun niro aud nit
psiBeu Muittrn a~ngeertist unD fur
8rauentleiDung Sernenoet.
8orLdnfQ nirD 0iefrs neas W2aterial
DofI MIR fir 9erufstleisaHg ieine 8trs
peasgae iinosn oa % fit gsi6mdide
ae6 iWmet BIZ itif ano ipfDns III. nH6
Bic baut Ill tarI auFrsibt gtaR apeis
Fai ieoeh 4 haB bielei6t i60H 80
20 sa3na4ta CHI idgner, nliBsr gapItrs
2~tiHfRffef III osn 6aHnd gsbra4t piro,
6sr fa fit age 3pede eienM MIR.
GerreH 9dnusibgr aug gapigrfoif,
oanfsf ano sungst init htasreH Streifen,
Fnb ard fdoa anasfertigt Uoroen bRis
ssFrsatlsibtr das papisr Fno boanms
men naFsretat.
60 nerbgn fir bas 5riihidhr aau5t
aisissr aus 9apigr aHgttiHoigt nno
Fu9na Is aann boh sinmat 70 nat IN,
nfgpta laitiss IansabIhin unO Rod.
der ans Vaplr nIGt ianss mebg ual
A porl.a Iafsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-09
AUS Der Sto6ler @efauseueu3eitung.
Die seioen uuo 5reuoeu DER oeutiben O fdngenen i'm Gager
r5otiIfano.

60 saben aud bic r9btattrfrtunoes.
bic iebt bas .Mutter lager Gibbs NIT
einem 4rbeitstamp pertduIAen, am z.
Mai tire Notwithstanding nit Dem
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fpitlt, suredtsei6ntioert. Die Uliiipiss
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uno Gpislprpbn tages, oft aud tpo1eRs
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