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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-08-31
Filtration Plant DELAYED.

The city authorities have been
endeavorlng to hasten the arrival
Of the iron piping for the tiltra-
ton plant, the building for which
has been completed for some
time, but the government has
compelled the shops to give pre-
cedence to all federal orders, and
manufacturers refuse to give
any date when private contracts
will be completed, and the city
is thus compelled to wait for it's
work until the government or
ders are out of the way.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-08-31
Likes the Service

Justice Bleser received letter
last week from one Of his young
army friends whom he helped en-
list, John Van Den Elsen. who is
now located at Fl. Pickens, Fla.
The young man is thoroughly
pleased with his soldier life, and
while out fishing with q party
caught q shark. He states that
while in the city he ran across
some Belgian sailors who were
greatly surprised to be addressed
in their own language by . man
wearing Uncle Sans uniform.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-08-31

Miss Margaret Rosenwald of
st. Paul spent a day the first Of
the week at the home of her
friend LeOna Price.
Miss Alice Golfer came up
from Minneapolis the first of the
week on visit to the W. w. Will
sou family and other friends.
AS will be noticed by sdver-
tisement an auction sale is adj
vertised by j. H. Chapman on
farm ten miles northwest of Mil
bank and three miles southeast
Of Corona. Horses, cattle, farm
machinery and household goods
will be sold Wednesday, Septem-
Der IL at ! o'clock.
A postal card from Hugh Wood,
who with Bud Osmundson and
Roy MADEIRA, were this week on
their way to camp for drill as
Uncle Sans defenders, states
that the trio arrived at Chatta-
nooga Sunday, and would be at
their destination Tuesday. Hugh
said the boys expected to find
the weather much hotter than il
proved to be, and they were
agreeably disappointed.
Clarence Johnson of the post
Office force enjoyed . visit from
two of his brothers the first Of
the week-N. F. John son of Min
neapolis and Herbert johnson Of
Waverly Mimi. Both young men
were in the first draft in their
respective communities, and
were proud that the call had
come to them and were anxious
to get into their military life.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-08-31
M1LBANK S. FRIDAY AUG.
y, especially incendiary fires.

Even when the actual fires in
Aberdeen occurred, the general opin-
; ion was that they came from care
lessly tossed matches. Few people
suspected that they were the result
Of carefully planned crime, timed
for conf1agration long after the
culprits themselves had left the
scene of their operations.
The beginning Of the final came
yesterday morning when Stanley
Brown, William Dawn and Jack
Nelson were arraigned before Un-
tied States Commissioner William
Wallace on the charge of unlawful
ly using the United States mails in
conspiring to transport bottles con-
tanning phosphorus cyanide of po-
tassium.
They waived examination and
owing to the gravity Of the case,
were placed under bail Of $40, coo
each, when bound over to tn :
grand jury. This was not furnish
ed, SO they were again lodged in
the Brown county Jail.
In the complaint against these
men was brought out for the first
time a new phase Of /. w. w. ac-
tivities, that of poisoning, for
cyanide Of potassium is mostly
deadly poison. That it has been
used farmer near Stratford will
testify, for two Of his horses were
found dead and the post mortem
showed cyanide poisoning. This
case has been connected up with
the present arrests by very strong
circumstantial evidence.
That the activities of the gang of
|. w. W's, working this section Of
South DAKOTA was so suddenly
checked at the start is due to a
fortunate accident, in which bot
tie of phosphorus in the mails was
smashed and the contents exposed
to the mail clerks.
With this clue brought forward,
the federal authorities got busy in
cooperating with the local officers
with the result that the men engag-
ed in the nefarious traffic Of 'sabot-
age," or malicious destruction of
property were run to earth.
The ganc are named in the CON-
plant Stanley Brown, John Dawn,
Martin Gilbertson, William Dawn,
Jack Nelson, T. Gilbertson, John
Doe, Richard Doe, and they are
held to the federal court on charge
of conspiring to send unlawful mat
ter thru the mail.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-08-31
School Notes

Quite a number of students
have registered and selected
their studies for the new school
year. 1t is desired that as many
register during the present week
as may find it convenient to do
so. Those holding regular eighth
grade diplomas from the county
Superintendent will be admitted
to the ninth grade without exam
ination. New students who are
applicants for admission to adj
vanced standing must take exam
ination in work for which credit
is claimed or must present high
school credits from some other
properly accredited school.
The schedule for high school
classes is complete and may be
seen at the assembly room desk.
The work has been divided in
such manner as to guarantee
first class instruction in all de-
partments. The hour from $50
to 4:30 p. m. has been reserved
for individual aid to such pupils
as may be in need Of the same
from time to time. Teachers will
be on duty until 4:3O p. m. and
available to any who may desire
individual instruction. In this
way we hope to do away in part
at least with the evils that at
tend instruction of high school
studens in groups.
The grades will assemble next
Monday morning at nine o'clock
IN their respective rooms; the
high school in the assembly room
at S:45. Monday will be given
over to the purchasing Of books
and the assignment Of lessons.
New books may be secured at
the Carnegie library as usual.
Reguar class room work in all
departments will begin on Tues
day, Sept. 4th.
The first teachers meeting Of
the new year will be held in the
school building on Saturday,
Sept. 1st, at 200 p. m. 1t is re-
quested that high school stud
ents register if possible before
this meeting. The superintend-
ent has information to the effect
that all our teachers are to be
with us by Saturday Of this week
No doubt it will be possible to
have the school running smooth
ly IN all Of it's dep;.a .ments with
out serious inconvenience or de-
lay.
Students having old books
they wish to sell should bring
them with them Monday morn
ing.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-08-31

A little daughter was a recent
arrival at the Peter Potts home.
J. NJ. Salzle, has moved into
his new house over in the Mar
tens addition.
NJ. A. L. Hay and fam lily auto.
ed up from Iowa last week to
look over some of the MILESTONE
Valley land in view of locating
here. They were very much
pleased with the country, and
informed Mr.. Kohler, the land
man, that they would probably
locate here this fall.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-08-31

Mrs. A. M. Nixon with her lit.
tie son and daughter spent a
couple of days with Grandma
Yonker during the week.
The Heidner family enjoyed a
visit last week from Mr.. and
Mrs. John Korte and wife Of
Aberdeen. Mrs. Korte is a cou.
sin of Mr.. Heidner and Mr..
Korte is nephew Of his name.
sake at Big Stone.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-08-31
To Teachers.

Notice is hereby given that il
the examination room at Milbank
on Thursday. Friday and Saturday
August ?0-3lst, Sept. lst., an ex.
animation will be held for State
and First Grade Certificates.
For pupils who wish to take the
eighth grade final examination be-
fore school opens, special Eighth
Grade Examination will be given
on August 30-3lst.
Sidney Barricklow,
County Superintendent.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-08-31
False Peace Meeting
peoples Council Of America for
Peace and Democracy" Hold
Forth on YcllOWbdDkS,

We understand that peace meet.
ing or Peoples Council of Ameri-
ca for Deace and Democracy was
held at the Yellowbanks campmeet-
ing grounds, a few miles from
Odessa, Mimi, on the Yellowbank
creek, last Sunday afternoon.
There was large crowd in
attendance, it is thought num-
bering some thousand or more
people, although no advertising
or public notice was given of the
gathering, which indicates secret
notice had been sent the attendants.
We have no report Of the gathering
other than the fact that the speak
er from abroad who was to have
addressed the meeting failed to APP
pear at the appointed time, and
two local men from Ortonville
made short addresses and the liter
ature of the Council was passed out.
Many of our German friends and
neighbors from this locality were
present.
1t was meeting similar to this
held few weeks ago at New Ulm,
that has set the state Of Minnesota
atlame with patriotism, and that
has stirred the people Of almost
every community in the state tb
public denunciation of New Ulm
and its people as treason breeding
traitors, and which resulted in
suspension from office of the mayor
OF the city, the states attorney and
the county auditor, and has placed
upon the little town Of New Ulm
a stigma that it will take many
years to remove.
It is that this just stigma of dis
loyalty may not be placed upon the
German born people of our own
community that we would urge up
on them the wisdom of refraining
from taking any part in such meet
ings as may be gotten up by the
Peoples Council and like anti
government societies. and which
are promoted and staged by some
local politicians to serve their own
private ends. The American gov
ernment, under which we have all
lived and prospered has never
placed any heavy yokes on US. Un-
Gle Sam has been a kindly master,
and we have been allowed to do
almost anything we pleased-but
tho kindly master he is still mas
ter-and the man or men who pro-
woke his wrath will surely feel his
poWer--which can reach to the linn
it Of life and property.
AS the American soldiers ap-
proach the battle line, and later as
the reports come in Of the killed
and wounded, the very mild and
tolerant manner in which Ameri-
cans have treated evidences Of dis
loyalty will disappear, and there
will arise q grim determination
that there shall be no backfiring,
and it will be we'll for all Of US to
have see to it that our skirts are
clean from the smell Of ought that
might convict US of unfaithfulness
to the government that has protect
ed US. In the days Of the past we
may have been pro French. or pro-
English, pro-German, or pro-Rus-
sian and our Americanism could
not have been questioned. Today
we are beyond the pros, and there
are only two kinds Of citizens
Americans or traitors. We must
choose our place.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-08-31
Library Open

The public library will reopen
on Saturday, Sept. lst. All books
out during the vacation should be
brought in at once, as charge OF
&c a day will be made for all books
not so returned.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-08-31
Gasoline EXPLOSION

Mrs. John Tessin was severe
~ burned on her right hand last
Wednesday morning, a gasoline
stove tank, having by some
means caught fire. DIR. Flett
dressed the arm and hand, both
of which were badly burned, and
it will be some time before Mrs.
Tessin has full use Of them again
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-08-31
Red Gross Notice

Ladies and others with knitting
or sewing are requested to finish
and return all work possible by the
lst of September. Kindly bring
in work at once. By order of Co.
Pres.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-08-31

Don't crank your Ford. Come
and let me demonstrate to you, the
Standard Ford Starter.
L. G. Zeeveld.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-11

8intermantel tatIG6lid cine I arIamers
9dr5erubeoerpaltung? 3od .aur 81,
oiHst, benn tr erfprbert cine GtoffiiQe,
bic es ousgsfdloiisn erf6sineH Idbt, OuB
Elm LANCER Manttl bei ben beutigen MA
terialprsiien unb ben erb6bten 4rbeitsIUbs
men biaig fein fam. llebagoies maht Fh
aud Bel ben Mantefmobe1cu I9rn uies
Der Der augus brett, beHa III tolipieIis
gem qel5hffes fpiro eeraee5u gerldpens
oung babel gttrieben. Sc idtirt bag
SparfamteitsinHem ni9ts anbtres ais
Elm 9oripanb fir cine neue uu5 3tpar
reht I9mude Mooe.
Wirb Elm artitsl + l5ers b%eeanHigt.
italt. 60 sibt ss benn alsi4seiiis neiie
fultig bic geitalt sfnbiirenOe Mdntef
unb 5ormsh, lie an ibrem pbersH 2eil
dHIdlieBtHb eebalten iinb unb fi1 bon
ben 5iiften az sum 8lodeni4Hiit erpeis
tern, tDobet Der G6ob belisbis aReeIebt
pbsr angsiduittsn Iein mag, ferner
Mtdntet, Biz an 5ront unb Riiten alatt
bIeiben, pdhrenb ben SeitsnteiIen 5aIten
eingefilgt perbsn uub bes peiteren Gm.
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partIer Moornberi6t.

Sic lit pa, bic asIe i~uternationaIe
8intermobe! Sic 1T oa, nno aae
Jeinoe bes 8ierberb1nDes miiifen tldgz
lid fapitnlieren per ben qeninlen
S4opfungeh pdriIer uno qonboner,
petersbarger unb H0mif1er 4teliers.
Seoenfdlls fat Der &ritg aud oieIen
Werfen boaiter 9ultur Ieinen GtempeI
%ouf9sbriidt. = go berrI6t aaent6als
BEN ber oBombenrod@ ein an 9aiae
uno 8iBeH beriiingtes, in Der Mlitte d6s
~gerunbetes Wlo6ea Dor, oas tn alien
&aliberH, bon 8.5 Bis AZ su baden 1T.
als 5auptbebtdung bomtnittt Der
5rontbut Elm buFtiges gebilbe aus
Sdnbidden NIT misunderstanding.
Die STEELE bts i%i6ertotnoenen Gdleiers
bat natiirli9 bic gdsmaste eingenoms
men, DGbreno bic barhbrofent 8erz
bup6luie NIT sinem mdiIiben pdn3ers
iOrtgiirtsl ii4 GROCER geIiebt6tit er=
freut.
SIN England bat Iid bic Mobt zines
sierliden Gta6li9irms. Gaion 3eppsz
lin, bemd9tigt. Sn Der 3eibpdl6e
pirb bic seidloHtne gltformh0is, ges
naHnt Mdrte autitauhbopt, hbor3ugt.
Nm Steile Der griifeIer 6piBen iub bier
5ierIihe 6tliqrangebdHse DON Minias
turminen getreten, bic Bel nd6erer Be-
riibrung fofort erplo6ieren.
Sn petersburg ihtpdrmt man me6r
fir rumdnifde SHUTTER. Gebr beIiebt
1T bds Dobrub16ds5dd9en, bds itbt
raid disae8ogen nerpen lam. 8aItaz
tiher olis 8utartiter 5tiderei, bic ben
Ramen .a0niain Mdrie@ fii6ren. 3etfz
iltn ii9 bnrf beionoefe por6ft1t uao
feinites adffinement aus.
Die DAMIEN bes eIegunten Homs trds
gen 80 benz bttntidiaernben gtrrdters
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-11

Srdu SsrIplittern niirbs, mad auben bin
burn Gingrtifen In bic poiitit burh
9erlangsn nah politfI9en anEte1uneer,
ie mebr @runb 5u MiBusrtdnbnifen
unb 3niefpalt Spiiden Mann unb Jrdu
tuilrbe borbanben fem unb bic feinere
Snipirutiun, bic bic 5rausn ben Rdns
nern hringen unb gsben IDnen burh bic
berIhiebensr 2sbtnsaufoabeu, piirbe
p~trloren geben. Msnn ih ptrIDnIi6
etipas fdgen t6nnte, ipiirbe IS Teiu: Sur
neil i1 mid IN msiusn junsen Sabren
meiusr Sdusli6teit gstpiomst bdbe, 1T
e. mir mSsIiA, mid ieBt an al ben Or
sonifutiouen 5u beteiligsn. unb glauben
Sic min. bic bier MGnbs" baben tpobl
lire 8ersdtisuns."
So lieBe iih nod bielss fir unb oes
gen bds Gtimmrtht fdoen, es TAFT iid
iiber bisls 9untte fognr Itrcitsn. absr
bic 9runbeigenlte Sbee Der @ntizS timms
reftIcrinntn III bod iuobI bic rittietre
unb mir beutf6en 5rauen neigen ibr
aud mthr ober fpeniger ale gu. syrau
4hslis gebt unS init einsm leuatenoen
geifpisIe bordn, ie BAT ts De~rlfanben,
ii9 unb ibrer 5anilie Elm ent5idenbes
Seim gu idaffen, Er iptiit bic Jrau in
bi. ridtiee Balm Hires DirtungSlrefts,
aud mad dubsn bin. Gs ei6t 10 OieIe
Gebitts, mo- iid bic 5rdu bstdtigen fam.
craitbt Cure ainber nad alien beiIigtn
Srabitionen, gebst bin unO belft ben
armsn uub 8sbrdnoten, tr0ifet bic
&ranten unO @ebeugtsn. Dds lit bas
5efo BET 5rdu, bd gibt es genug qbz
ns9stung unb Der Mann uirb i6r bier
germ bic SsrridaFt ollein iiberlafen,
aber Bic potitit laBt ms gstroIt auF ibrs
itdrteren S6uItern dbmdl3en.
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aUtrIti pom gratapttI.

Die gemiitli9 unb oppetitlin buffet
e i'm beba9Ii9 burHpdrmten 3immer,
tpenn in Der 6eiben 0fenr06re Der runbs
Iidt, moli9t apfsl 5iidt unb I6mort,
qetper perf9iptnoen in Rem StGoten bic
f90nen Sfenr0breR mebr unb mebr, unb
Der gratapfeI, hi bic Slide %berbannt.
berliert ieinsn Nimbus unb pirb Gin
@eridt, pie iebes onbere aud. Seine
einfddt 5eritsuung fpdnbeIt lif, man
D%erfeiHert. ibn, I'M i'm tafelfGbig all
MAIDEN, ourd poblldmedenbe 8sigaben
unb ri9iet i'm nit Salten unb tIeinen
&uden uuf biibf9en S6alen seFdLig
uno 3ierli1 an.
Sin Rs5ept gu Ieinsr @ereitun9: Die
aepfel iperben lauber obgeipitt uno,
nohpsm glite unb Stiel entfernt fin0,
in sinsm 9itsel init elmer MeTerIpibe
boil Butter, einem 9ebduften Seel0ffeI
3udsr ln6 gang tpenia 8dEer g%ebrdunt.
Sc mad ber grObe erforoert bies J Biz
z Gtunoen bel bGufigsm Dsnben. Der
3udesfdFt muB INNER cine 0idli6e
UlafTe bilben, Maifsr bari nur in qafl3
geriugtn Meugtn beigsfiigt tperben, lint
ous anIebsn gu n%erbinbern. GeT faure
aepftl iperben an Der 8liite etiDds ems
geIerbt, in bic Seffnuns piro 3uder
g~sIfreut.
Gttpas rdFfinterter iino ausgelo@ene
Qepfet, bic Dor benz 8rdten NIT Rorins
then uno gebddteu Manbeln dusseitrpft
tuerben, pber nuseeIto9ene aepfel, bic
man erit brdt uno odnn nit 9imbeers
ober qpfelssles Fiiai.
9rdtdpfeI fperben mad gelieben marin
ober taIt NIT dlerbdnb Gru6tIaucen,
Defenders nit Spbaunisbesrfaft, gtnoIs
len. Sic pefben aud nit taltsr 9az
niaeIaute, ganiIeeis ober mariner
MeinihdumInute ferbiert. lin BEN
apFsI nett an5uriGttn, legt man ion
auf ranbe 9istuits; bds bari iebo9 erIt
tur3 Dor Dem GFeu sedsbeH.
4pfelf@drIotts. Mdn Idntis
bet u Biz 10 eefddIte 4epfel in G6eis
ben Dbst 8ierteI, nobel bds aernhdus
fortgeIdniLtsn ptro, unb ldbt iie, nit
3uder beitrsnt unb NIT ettpos Bum ober
4rrdt beiprengt, 1-2 Stunoen Eteben.
@enn man seb0rrte 4pFsIrinst bertpens
ben min, miiffeR iie dbenbs borber marin
gepaTden, abgttropft, In etfpas DaFer
iiber Rd6t eingepeiht uno morgens in
Elm ipsnig bon BEN GinnsidpaFer nit
3udtr einige Minnisn geSdmpft, bann
dbastrppft unb nit Bum beiprengt
iDtroen. abserin6ttt ate Mil6broie
ober ni4t saR5 friiden 3piebad idnets
bet man in glei9mdBige S9eiben, tau9t
lie in NIT 3uder perqnirlte Mil4, ldBt
lie abtropfsn unb bel,gt oamit rehf bidt
nno adH6 timer nit Butter Gus.
.seitridsHsn, NIT g~sriebeuer Gemmsl be-
feustfsitcn CONFORM Dbsr @ufs
laufform bon gIsd. 9ie aepfeI6eixn |
gtbt mon binein. Itrslit 2Orint6en bars
ii6er, osdi nit Ssmmels ober Ginbuds
t9niilsn gu unb iibergibt bic ein1epddte
NIT elmer S9ertaHe Mil6, In
Der man Elm 81 uub 3uder berquirlt
bdf. Die Obsrfld9e bthreut man nit
geriebener SemmsG unb 8utterfI0dden
ln6 ldbt bic Speiie $3.50 Winuten
I'm mdbig beiben Ofen 5u I90nsr, gsIes
5sIbsr Gdrbe baden.
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T6ub neuerbings einsn ourdfdtigen
PleiteTtrumpf, Der ans S6nurrbartbdas
rem bes groBeu a6nigs bergeitent tptro.
Der i'm porigsn Sabre 70 beliebte Gde
borndsS dirm f6etnt aud in bieIer
Saiion fsinen 9lab 5I bebaupteH,
glidt minbsr rsidbaftig nn0 GEE
f9madooI lit Die 9errenmobe, bic alien
SabaIieren 3ipeierlei Sud pon felos
grduem @runbton porIdrsibt. Seers
fii6rer unS @enerdle greifen germ sum
Grad, pdbrenb 8iplomdten unb mis
niiter ben ~beaueueren G9ldfrod bebors
5ugen." 8ir baben bieien MnffdB BEN
neuen mobt6latt entnommen, oas BON
Der parfIer g6winbelfirma Reuter
berdusgegeben nirb. 9teIes 8latt fol-
ii6 Der gleiten 8erldBli6teit, ME Der
9epefbenbient Der Girma erfrtuen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-11

Raitrunu, bic Fd burd bic mlobbes
Tdrdntuns Bel Dolfpfien berdusbiIOete.
GbdrdttsrifiiH fiji ale MdnteI bisIer
Sdifon Iinb bic bobsn Sturmtrdgen. Sn
Der glsgel itelen le brsite. Dom Gals abs
itebeube llmlegstrasen bar oOer runbe
Sdultertragen, tefbs san3 ipeid gears
beitet unb anm 9O6itelen eineeridtet.
9is BUR 9disnipibe fam bus geTiht Der
Srdeerin barin btrfdpin6en. 8reite
pel3Hulpen an ben 4ermtln fino barauf
berednsi, ben Duff 8u erfsbsn, fpsun
bic 5dnOe segenIsits in ben weiten
aermeln berIhiptnbsn uno 70 bic GtuE
pen gaTdmmenIhlteBeu. $50 Gtulpen
obsr pel5mdnIdettsn fsblsn, tpsrbsn
LANCE iardg sinseidnittsns peI5beIebte
Salhen beiberIeits i'm GGoB angebra6t,
Uni bdrin bic Sdnbe Dor ber adtte bers
gen gu tonnen.
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0iesmal gilt Der 8iber ais moSiI6er
gsTdB BON @intermdnteln, baneber aid
Sits, Gu9s, BafGbdr uno fpe3iea fir
qbenbmdntsI Idwar5es qffenfel, beiieu
fsibige lange 6aare ii4 ME TranIen
a%usntAmcn. 8t6erbeIab 1T porncG lid
gu buHteIbldllen 8oaitpfFmdnttln unb
gu griiuem SAINT g%eeignet, Sits uHo
armsfuGs 3l Dunt46rduner @flitoff
unb 3u fdpar3em Sdmt, 8afdbdr gu
braunem gfif9 uno grauer Studs 81
lila SAINT. MdnieI ans neihem eIqt=
tenn Cant fe9en fem us. gerippte
Gumtt iinb iebod pratttfdr. pliiIds
mdntel MAIDEN gegen 5dmtmdntsl einen
fdperfdaigereH Ginbrud. Sebr eefutt,
iebod rar, 1T BDlfamt, bel benz her
&raeen 5umleift aus benz sIei6en StoFE
nur NIT elmer Gante bDn qel3 6eftebt,
fuie aud StuIpen unb 5dI6en nur NIT
f6malet Nef3ifreifen gu bsftBen Iinb.
Damn bdrf f~r:iIitb bic Mdn eIform
nidt 8u fditi6 argepront. fem. I'M bic
8eItimmungsn iber ben Stoffoerbrdud
ni6t 3u iiberi6reiten.
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9entf6e 2Jintertnooe.

auf benz nmipegs iber ben pei5mara
tel. Der III Der Set bes 6OdTen 4urus
Dor BEN arisge i'm G9ipnuee mar, bas
ben mir ben MintsrmunfeI betommsn,
pet unItIe neutIlt Role bsrI6rpeti.
MdndsrIsi Gripasungen, bic sutltiIt
prdttii6tr Nutur ipartn, ipieIen at linn
bin. Ilon roOlIte ben 6rduen, b. In
bieler 3eit t.ebr ais Ionf unferpsas
letn miiRsn, in rsdt ipGrmenbts 9leis
onssitiid fir bic Gtrdbe L.eten. absr
dat eth UOais bsdsnbes, inter benz bic
porbdnbsuen 4leiber elmer Triiheten
Wlohe ldufgetrassn iDerben Ennttu.
aIio glei6Iom cine gripurnis oss neuen
Sadentltioes. Grm0gliat nun Der
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~8usisunger, 70 baB fat Jess Mobea
eiHen b~eipubertn 3pp BARTLETT. gutb
@iirtelformen iinb Ro9 D0rbdhben, eod
tperbsn ie mebr bei Geeenz anb Sport
mdntefn oIs BEL eiaentli6eu sBinters
mdHteln angepanbt. Qi6t erfoiglo? bat
man ben 8erfu9 gemddt StraBens unb
Abenomdntel 81 perbinosn, 3umal Der
abenomaHtel bur9 bic penige: geporbes
nn Sa9rgelegenfsitsn uift me6r emts
finolih in Garbe unb Malsrial Tein
barf. Der Ranef an Mylftoffen peif
obnepies fir bic elesantcn art,n auf
Geibe, SAINT uHb pIiI6 bin, Sic aIe
BON oun,itn Jdrlsr fsin ioleu unb liz
oisEiA an ihreu Srnenfeiten rtdt bief
8uutheit in oer WuFsrune ser Seibens
Itoffe nerrGtene tpenn nidt etpa, ip:e BEL
maHden ftinen guds ,ao 4 ripptsn
SttoenmdHieln, Elm gel5futtsr i'm obes
rem Tell borgeieben tpdrb.
Gin MdntI In gmpirts5orm IGBt
fa gut fir beioe 3ipede perperten,
tpsnn bic qermel eirgeiebt, pcniger
iDtnn fe unstidHitten unb barn Isbr
melt fin6. Der loie uHb Der balbpeiie
Mdntel m0ssu sbeHf Il ais Cages ano
46enomantel oigngu, Defenders bann,
fDenn ie bic adnge bts aodroHoes En-
reideu. Der LANCE Mante[ geniebt BEN
8pr3ug, freili4 beIte6t Tein untcrer
&dnb bes 0fteren aus psI3. BET ni6t
nur ais QuspuB. Oielmebr aud our 9ers
ldngsrung hes Gtoffes a%uftritt, cine
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9igognes unttr3tug
GIteceb) gu Maiden. aae altis
bunssitiide aus gigogue miiFen sbenI0
IotgfdIttg sendi6tn DsrDen ipie isOts
pOuene afetoungsfid. I'm fe Dor BEN
g~inlaufsn pStr gerTil3en gu i9HBeu,
barfen fe htr in gut baHbnarmem
MafIer aiisseefiidt fDerbsn. 9ier3u felt
man fiji cine SeifeHlanse an, Der man
tiuise 9ropfsn @olmiataeiR suisbt.
6eiBes Bafdpcfer, fofpic Elm 3uiab
bon Sood muB ebenio perbitet fperoen
fuie bds QufIdmisrsn bet Geffe brett
mlf bas MdTntfid. Dos aeipaIdene
Rlcionngsitiid 1T ~bdnoipdrm su Fpiltn.
8amit has 9eipebs ni6f dusaeSe6nf
wirb, briidt man % am beften aus, ohm
su pringsn. Die ssnoimtnen Hnier8eaoe
birfen niemdIs am beiBen Scribe oes
trottet ipsrben, ebtnIo 1T an9 has
pIGtttn gu permeioen.
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pirts6ormen, turStuiaig. pb,n 8ismIid
fndpp sebaIten, mundmdI NIT dnees
Idnittenen fpeitsn aermeln unO Der
ROtieiI Fallis onsersibt. 0amit Iinb
bic IaupiId6Iiden Gormen beSsi6net,
bod Is febIt nidt an mdnd)erl @bs