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1t was couched in the form Of re-
quest, but Garry's face famed. He
went, albeit a bit reluctantly. And he
stopped more than few times in his
climb from the edge Of the timber to
the door of Steve's shack. But once
he had passed over the threshold to
find that unrecOgniZably trim room
empty, his face grew heavy with dis
appointment. He was on the point
Of going back outside to scan the bowl
of the valley when a tall, short skirted
figure, 'envelOped in a yoluminous
apron which Fat Joe in q moment Of
mistaken zeal had once provided for
the cook boy, flashed through the pas
SageWay from the kitchen annex and
barely missed catapulting into his
arms. Miriam Burrell, pink faced
from the heat of the roaring wood
stove and Smudged with -four on fore
head and cheek, lifted her apron and
swung it like flag of victory.
give found it," she sang triumphant
ly. "Ive found out what was the mat
ter! I'd just forgotten the baking pow
der, that was all! Next time
Then she recognized him. With out
stretched hands still clutching the
edge Of her apron, she stood, almond
eyes widening, and scanned him from
head to foot. Even Steve, who had
been with him every moment, had
noticed the hour to hour change that
had been taking place in GarryTs APP
pearance. TO the girl who had not
seen him for weeks, that flushed, self
conscious man was a different Garry
than she had never known before.
Hungrily her gaze went from open
shirt to caked boots, from steady
hands to clear eyes which made her
own eyes shy. And then Miriam Bur
rell, cool and poised Miriam, did what
many anoth& maid in a checkered
apron has done in similar situations
She lifted that stiff gingham to hide
her unutterable happiness. But be-
fore he could speak she found her
voice, nor was it very steady at that.
Il thought you were that party of
i1lerS come back" she heSitated. How
how tanned YOU are becoming. Garry.
l thought thcy-Oh. l can't tell YOU
how glad am to see you 500 Hell.
I'm making. hia suits for Sup1er-that
is, I've just been practicing until now
It seemed as though I'd forgotten some
thing that was necessary to the recipe,
because they were fiatter after they
were cooked than when l put them in
the oven. And most marvelously heavy
too! But it was just the baking pow
der, that was all. Do you-do you
think you'd care to help?'
Steve was very late in returning to
camp that night. Throughout the rest
of the afteI+oon he set himself pace
knee deep in SluShy mud which Garry
could not have maintained. But when
he paused there in the dark where he
always stopped for Il moment anG "A tu-
multi Of voices swept down to meet him
he forgot mis- fatigue. He had lifted
his battered hat from his head, striving
to distinguish single note in all that
treble of girlish laughter, when, framed
suddenly against the background OF
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hall from within, and the girl fingered
on her hurried way to her own room to
bid her father good night. But she
found Wickersham alone when she
pushed wider the door. The light was
behind him, and she could not see how
distorted was his face, yet as she paus-
ed on the threshold and a thin and
pungent odor crinkled her nostrils she
sensed somehow that he had not been
long alone
Father gone to bed!" she called.
"Well, that's wise. You'd better come.
too; it's time you were asleep"
She did not remember just then that
other night when he had addressed
those same words to her. She only
knew that Lis features became suffus
ed with purple even before she had fin
ished. And then she realized quickly
that it was alcohol she smelled; knew,
too, that it was not Wickersham who
had been drinking, even though Wick
ersham had trouble with his tongue
And while she waited, puzzled and
frowninG the man gave up an attempt
at his usfal nicely of phrase and blurt-
ed out all that which had been many
days hidden behind his irnpassivity.
Owe haven't yet set a certain date
for our marriage, Barbara" His voice
was strained Don't you think it is
high time We did?'
The girl cOlored 1t was, at least.
very unexpected.
"Why. no. we haven't" she admitted.
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81 never dreamed It could be so bIq.
Only today when we were scrambling
about down there in the alders it took
nearly all the imagination | possessed
to see two streaks of steel where there
is nothing but thicket now But as
for the bigness of it''-he laughed dep
recatingly-''it isn't so very big, you
know. It's just IA mean sort of prop
osition.''
''TO me-" Barbara said-"to me it is
colossal. Why, l thought the work at
Morrison seemed complicated and tan
gled enough, but there-there isn't even
a beginning or an ending here. There's
nothing but woods and water
She pointed out across the valley to-
ward a moundlike outline yellow under
the moon; pointed into the north and
asked another question.
rs that part of the embankment?"
she wanted to know SIS that the di-
rection in which Mr. Understands
timber lies:'
The man nodded
JUST a rev miles up through that
notch" he told her That's the end
Of the rail bed which we have been
building along the river edge
Her next words made him start and
then try to cover that moment with
REIMBURSEMENT of his long body.
I'm going up there tomorrow. Mr..
WickersLam has asked me to ride with
him in the morning" She waited a
moment or two "That-thats way |
came out here tonight Wen be going
back to town the next day or two. and
[ wanted to have a chance to biz you
goodby before | left Morrison for the
winter"
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CHAPTER XVII.
Some Letters and a Reply.

Some Letters and Reply.
III Err letter came to him Il week
VII later, though she had posted
MNUsSs it the morning she took the
VR168fO train from Morrison. 1t had
lain for days in the pOstoflice box of
the East Coast company, waiting the
day when one of the transfers should
call and carry it i'll overland. Steve
had never before seen her handWrit-
ing. 1t was his first letter from her,
yet he recognized it the instant Big
Louie put it in his hand. And he was
glad that night that both Fat Joe and
Garry were absent from the up river
camp-glad that he was to have the
next hour alone. But when he broke
the flap of it Big Louie, who fingered
uneaSily in the open dOorWay-even
Big Louie, whose wits were not partic-
ularly keen-knew from the expression
which passed over his SuperiOr's face
that this heavy envelope which he had
brought had not contained good news.
The quick contraction of muscles which
frightened his jaw was too much like
u SDdSlH vi pam. vi ucl lloI lClICLB
so the sentence ran, was to be her
last. She wrote "leSs kindly than she
would have wished to write" that she
and Mr.. Wickersham had decided upon
the LIST of May, and after the silence
had become Il thrObbing thing Big
Louie decided instinctively that he
would let go until later the demand
which he had planned to make for a
raise to meet that raise which, so he
had heard it gOssiped in town, was be-
ing paid the men in the northern lum-
Der camps. He stumbled going out
and lost his balance, so that the door
crashed to behind him violently. But
Steve stood as he had stood when his
eyes sought the first line Of her note,
nor did the crash penetrate his ears.
CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.
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"But we can if you wish It. Have you

"But we can If you wish It. Have You
thought of day you'd prefer?'
81 have" he stated. Would the first
day of May be too early for your
Often afterward she wondered at
her humility of that night, for what
ever the quick thought might have
been which made her reach out one
hand to touch the door frame beside
her her words were merely mild.
ut is, rather. But think can man
age it if it will please YOU"
Wickersham had come to his feet,
but he would not turn so that she might
see his face. He spoke with eyes
averted.
at would" he answered with an eff
fort, "and-and in the interim I am
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no interpreter Fat Joe turned and hid
his face. Miriam rose languidly and
joined the other girl in an examination
of his handiwork. Smooth face tinted
by the freight, copper hair almost dis
heveled in its disarray, she was an e1-
quisitely lovely thing. In her alto voice
she expressed her opinion.
Its an entirely new stitch to me.
Bobs," she aycsred. II don't think l
have ever before seen just this method
employed" And she turned to Stephen
O'Mara. do you suppose, Mr.. O'Mara,"
she asked, that I might learn it from
It's rather"-and her head tilted to one
side-''it's rather pretty thing"
Again they succumbed to mirth, and
then Joe rose, bristling, aud went for
ward much as a gamecock might step
out to do battle. He took the cushion
from the hands Of the girls, who no
longer had strength enough even to
hold it.
"If you are aiming to do any sewing
around this camp" he stated, ''you can
start in sewing on buttons. This kind
of work is entirely too nerve wearing
for amateurs
He carried the cushion across the
room and placed 1t not where it had
been hidden by the deer hide, but in
colorful prominence against the back
of the chair. Long after he had cross
ed with Steve and Garry to their tents
he continued to explode with soft
chuckles.
II never did say" he defended him
self, THAT that sentiment was strictly
appropriate. l always stated that il
was the best / could. And as for my
technique-well, either Of you guys try
it some time. You just take needle
full Of that yellow WOrsted and start
tracking across a couple of yards of
red and painless desert and see where
you come out. | know, because I've
done it. I'm a pioneer. But if | ever
tackle another job like that it's going
to be a crazy quilt"
And Joe considered in spite of the
din which answered him that his chal-
1enge was ample.
It was fully an hour after Fat Joe
and Garry had rolled themselves up in
their blankets when Steve, who had
elected to sit up for one last pipe even
though his body was aching with ia
tigue, heard behind him the approach
of her footsteps. Outside at the top
of the rise some fifty yards in front
of the tents he had seated himself on
a log, chin buried in one palm and
eyes vacantly steady before him. But
even before he turned, before he rose
slowly to his feet, he knew who was
coming, knew and realized that she
should not have come. Wrapped in
long heavy coat, face half hidden by
the upturned collar, bare of head, Bar
bara came quietly down to where he
waited. And without word of greeting
On the part Of either Of them they sat
down together, facing the silvered
bowl of the valley.
Time passed before Barbara opened
her lips for a long, quivering intake
Of breath.
~ never dreamed it could be so big"
she murmured in awe. "And then to
think that some day-within a few
months in reality-engines will go
screeching their signals across this
very place. 1t doesn't seem possible;
it seems almost a shame to spoil it
tOO.''
give felt that way about it Often"
Steve answered, almost duly. Il like
it better myself as it is. It does ap-
pear to be a long way ahead, doesn't it
that day of completion which you
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light within, he saw slender silhou-
cite take up its station in the door
frame. Barbara was still peering out
across the darkness when he came up
to her.
We've been waiting dinner for yon
for almost an hour" she rebuked him
in place of what might have been a
commonplace greeting. We've been
waiting in the face of Mr.. Morgan's in.
sistence that it was practically use
less. He has been telling us that when
a man here in the hills fails to turn up
for a meal you never bother to look for
him. You know that the worst has
happened"
Over her head the first eyes that
Steve encountered that evening were
those of Archibald Wickersham. While
shaking hands with the girl he bowed
in grave welcome to the tall figure in
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CALLING CARDS AND INVITATIONS

in correct sizes and styles, neatly print
ed at the Crawford Printery, Mineral
Point. Engraving work also furnished.
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Optimistic Thought.
Luck is, the explanation of the 9TH
er fellows success.
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sANITARIUMs

q. .,rrIFtJI, LOCATION; special scientific care.
Avyans elderly and rest cases; every comfort, I,
l.rssss: booklet. DR., Randall Chestnut Hill,
4 zE;:TIIN sANITARIUM. nonsectarian; med.
~ sfsff; moderate rates; spacious grounds
n ~ ycrf I'd. to Broad at. south Of Chelten ave
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GERMANTOWN
THE NEW ADDITION
TO PELHAM COURT
IS o Z y n

prfHAM COURT was not built to make a,
~ best and are accustomed to receive it-at
= rrice which considering what you do de-
Ana and receive, is moderate-lt will make
n pEIHAM COURT Is located at Carpenters a
s2stion. Germantown, Just off beautiful Lin
sir Drive. on the Pennsylvania Railroad 5o
~" q 40 trains a day; surely transportation
snSuf,n snSSu,iss iV Of rooms and 1 bath to @ room.
80 baths; the size to suit your reauira
Issr,s Prices are from $50 UP.
ApEiHAM COURT is quiet perfect
.5iPTMENT HOTEL and located in an abso
fdsiy ideal and exclusively suburban location
IN a word, you may come to PELHAM
rdsiiRT and find a perfect suburban location.
SSxitS TRANSPORTATION unexcelled. an Ideally con.
Ss,rsre.sd S,s~ building. quiet dignited. elegant You
~ select an apartment of the size to suit
~ ~. indiyidual needs: you will find ali your
{ow {{ooww,keeping problems solved, and taken care
n9uss y ~ YOU absolutely without effort on your
Y IN: K: YOU will find table Of the utmost ex-
EI,ence at a most moderate price and the
osme courtesy, service and attention is uni
x,rm throughout the entire establishment
var full Information, arrangements for in
u,sction and reservations call, phone or
vr3e NORMAN S. SHERWOOD & CO.
IL 1921 WALNUT st.
X fseir representatives on the premises at
!" Pelham Court.
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Factories. Warehouses. Mfg. Floors


,ar,, Ann RITsCoMB LOGAN--One store un-
TUT, E1Ioniv , stores in ~ blocks). Just west
great busnsss De aruEs for
nls Meats deiicatessen; $4,000. Mascher and
Fisher ave, Oneg, o-o, NJ htb
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The Stanley Booking Corporation

obta
ctueshro
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EXCEPTIONAL site garage, vicinity l6th "a ana
Hcalowhill SITS. TAULANE, 800 walnut 81.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

7 WANT TO BUY 3 or 4 acres Southwest for q
light manufacturing plant; railroad facilities
preferred; accessibility to labor OF both sexes
j, x. PATTERSON, 1870 s. 18th st.
WE WANT to rent at once rs. 900 50. It. Of
manufacturing space; need not be on one
foor but must be on railroad.
A. PATTERSON. 1870 s. 10Th 81.
WILL BUY CHEAP HOUSES any sectioL for
ssHsRssrER sssRss immsdf5s s. RrrEN 1920 ch.stnu, st.
VIZ fSoII-E(,r RENTS, West Philadelphia prop
critics; efficient and honest management.
T, II, MAGINNISS. 5000 Baltimore ave-
ket. p O02. Ledger Office.
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BOARDING

e--~.,trr ST., cor goth (The Margraye>-
EsIrms,ss, private bath; choice table.
A -. ~, FAMILY can accommodate young
YIuvh .itb wholesome meals and comfortable
-, soss Chestnut. near Goth IL"
4 -!gI fTTTE TEA ROOM in the Clermont
Ij!1!,s md Walnut; excel. table. Barring 1922 w
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APARTMENTS

q. ,INcEY APIS. 2soo PINE ST.
SSrtts 4 rooms and bath.
4. eerr,ts rooms and baths.
MINTURN n: WRIGHT & co.
= 412 NORRIS BLDG.
central. two, to subiet. 2 room,
@.sf bath: beautifully furnished; will rent on
EE8SpFa2N E8SpFaaa2N s. s. SHERWOOD CO.. 172i wanu.
IPARTMENT HEADQUARTERS
III NnRMAN s. SHERWOOD 4 co
h s.rvcs SOIL 1921 WALNUT st. Race 3o25.
~ at. NJ 1401--Two housekeeping rooms
kns,isbed, kitchenette, s5 up; room priyaf.
h Ss,h' 81; single room, $3.50.
- TITLE HOTEL. 225 S. BRoAD-An a.
1.ssstivp place to live while in Phila: cent
& ecstsd. special weekly rates. Phone wal. $3.50.
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2O27 RIDGE AvE.-store with . bulk display
windows 10 rooms all convenlcnccs: $40
c. p COWARD CO, goth and Jefferson.
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Factories. Warehouses. Mfg. FloUrs
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REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT

REAL, ESTATE FOR SALE OR RENT
THE LAND TITLE AND TRUST CO.
Broad and Chestnut SITS.
$3.50 N. BROAD ST, 1902 Erie ave good order.
w r. Brown Co.. 8101 York road.
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THE GENEVA ,
taTH ST ABOVE WALNUT. I
tIivb-class apartments, with or witnouta 4nn
az ba ths: entirely return. Tel Spruce o,oo
--o,y THE EAST SIDE OF 54TH ST.
-. SGnrrgfeid ave, 1900 block south anu 'uss tha
thIack north OF Chester ave, is locaseu aSa ne nv
most attractive row of 2-story houses 'ha' '"'
can imagine. ,. .. ,rorsnortatlon, have
,,a.a ample and excellent hot-wst,eu neaS agonS
nloctric fighting with handsoms nxturvs rnvnn.uaIy
looking, substantial hardwood bmDdsed nood and one
nne ,rs pennements which make them pe1TrtsJJEs 1TtJE
iiitSIsrs iitSIs SesSSiuieiH eSSu iHAVE BEEN LooKiNd FOR
nyr hearts desire In every way, ,h. nr,ca
yotuaia unusual circumstances make the pii. pia.t
,tInmIonsiy low; we have arransea tnesnt tne esne
riaiSS rS ~ farms; for a small cash payneW %
SSerfect SsrSf new home 10 yours-the p"ia"'' "
SUP y0u US vsit-Now-a SesutltGpi,y nG syysnns nHn
nished sample house s opel open nh dsS ano more sensi
come see take lax Sdvantage OF this Opportunity
PIE ~ 70 continue renting an old.iasmipY1"e'' MI
tnann, sctive home. We await your can
s..,os Spii 1921 WALNUT 81. Race sozo
Edl9 BRREsfpENTiAL QUARTER In In "DeaHu be,,ss.
ful snei Souses and sde-yard houses pead pnd
SS,s.% and Parkway trolleys ,p, ann rrssidentisi
farh center OF our exclusiyeSp aleJsist viii
In tnse,rSbnod tne Our Photographic Bookiett mrr mur
nelshpy yn, some idea Of our r nousSSs Sns s" ~ w
giyehSSorbood Sob PEMBERT0N ESTAIIfEEs' ESTrANIIfE ipSown.
neisheeth AZ and WILLOWS AVENUE Do""
Town office D. lotn
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ROOMS WANTED

-, husiners lady desires unfurnished
ItbbD, hos rd private family; privilege OF
mn;ios: " "rorthwestern location. 73e. Led
II. mice,
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Der 3onsreb min nidt nadbtnten iInb
in Jolee beFen ipirb bic Welt bas srts
ieblibe unb ibdnolihe Sdauipiel er,
Ieben. bab bic Der. Staaten auf
@runb eines sefGliaten 8riefes
Deutfdlanb ben Stries ertldren fuers
ben. Das lit aber elm fold ungss
beuerIider Gsbante, oab mir ibn ti|hi
gu falIen permDsen uno in JOlse o.ifen
tlamnern mir uns an ben Strpbbainl
an baB beridisbene Senatcren
barauf beiiebsn iperben, eine ltns
terfudung Der 9lsdtbett beg griefss
su psranitalten, sbe iie bardus bic rtr.
bGngnibppllsn SOlgerunsen sieben, fie
fdpn ppn 70 @islen se3osen porbsli
iinb. aber ipie gsfagt, es III niir Elm
Strobbalm unb mir MAIDEN fein SebI
bardus, oaB mir auf bas Sdlimrits
aefabt iinb.
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SraUaIIirenOe slIsiosrmader.

s)u eiiier SiemIih erregten SJellc
tam eb aeitcrn Yornittng Dor benz De.
idnitsIoial Der Giieen @idiiufartur.
ine o.. 90. 2l5 gseit 9ierie Strabe.
rls gliinbeib snrflep, cine Der ahge'
iieliicn Der 6irra. angeiuIIrn NIB ib.
rei gebaliptlng liad poii Der 70 Snbr:
alter SeleM glndaiinr, pon gis. ia
Gopib Strnile, gcidlGgsn inproe. esr'
JeGl; airgnn unb Der pDlijiit 4cAin1
-ialmcn Die gIadmaii odtdiifbin feIt,
,0as inter eiiier sinjabI prn 0rfhiioen
oer alisitdnSigen Meirerlnnher, bic
i.9 anseiamnteIt bntien. rinsn Stlirm
oes linniaens erregte. 2ir 1rlge tbar,
aab oie ypIi5ei bic ae,,tc prcutpt aus
tlilallbrrjaste nne ilini Der anseb.
!idjeh 9iuheiiofer uerDnIistc. Gie Der.
pniirien iinb: Snpuiel irniitlin, No.
lgt getts eirpEe; SaiiiueI gabess
nGn gic. lO40 Yipilnb gtrnbe, S0iiis
Sdmibt, 9ip. 1911 Cutter Gftnbe:
lNdrip Ginger. sso. $40 gscit Ndie
,5trabe unb Mec Gtrintere ~. 4ig
glnrt Strabc.
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Cine bldOiinnis. 9iise.

Sn Der seitrisen ausgabs perDffsnts
li9ten mir eine ansebIi9 pom beuii2en
StaatssSetretdr bss auspdrtisen IN
ben beuti4en 9sianoten in MeritO
seri6tetes unO Our9 ben friibcren
oeuti4en goti4aftsr in BaIbingtOn
permitteltes S9reiben, fportn Der Ges
iaHbte in Werito ansetpieien ipirb.
pem praiibenten jsnes 2an6ss
Seuti9Iunbs gunbssseuoiIeni4aft in
einem Ariege gegen bic Der. StaaIen
Dor5ufdlagen. Weritos aobu Ioa
5eras, ari5ona unb ReusUleritO lein.
Gerner ioI Der prdiiosnt ienes Sans
bes Elm 8iiHoniB Supans nit 0suti9s
lamb gu Wege briHssn.
Die Grpartunsen, fpel9e 0ieienis
gen, bic ben Brief psr5ffentli9ten, oa.
ran tniiPFtsn, buben ii6 in bsfrit BIZ
genbitem Mabs erfulIt. 9as aan5.
ameritaniIae Bolt 1T in 9lufresung
uHb pffenbdr pirb Der aongreB ii5
aud oaSu berDesen lafen, bem prdIis
Oenten bic ipeitssbenbiten 5pllma5ten
3u einem ariege sesen 8eutfdlanb gu
Mus offenbdr Riemanb beadtst, 1T
bic 5butfade, bab Der Brief cine aes
msine SGlf6ung TT. Der grisF 1T aus
Berlin bonn 19. Sar,uar baiirt. gr
mub aIiO ii6sr ben Saean seiommsa
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SIN 5auie ipuroe seitern piet rrn
Der nnmeni9Ii4tsit 0eutTdlanbs ge,
fprpaen, bic gum Sriese stpinss, mas
cine sdn5Iib buItloie gsbauptung iit.
Seuti4lanb bat pisb.rbDlt fitfere
Gabrt fir amsritaniTae poiiasiere
unseboten unb bat iosar, aIs es ben
unse6inbsrten 3aadbOottrieg antiins
biste, cine freie unb iibere siraB. fit
Yuiiagiere pffen seIaTsn, mas BOD Elm
geipeis 1T, oab es in Der uusgiebigiien
Weiie ben @eboten Der Weni9litteit
Re4nung eetragen bat. gber Der
9rdfioeHt beiteht curauf, bab amsrita.
nif4e gofagiere basu bienen IuIleu,
bic iihere N6lisferuns BON Rrisgsma-
ieriaI uno prTpiant an DeutIhlunss 3
Jeinbe gu perbiirser. 4uf cine Iplt
unbilIi9e Jorberung ionnte Fd
Seuti9fanb bod nibf einIafen. Wsnn
es buher s1i mSfrieee iommt, tann bic
beutf6e @sisriine nit gutsm 9etpiTs
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