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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-03-01
HICKMAN. KENTUCKY. THURSDAY. MARCH 1. 1917
FEDERAL FARM LOAN
ASSN RE-ORGANIZED.

Owing to the fact that some of
! the members of the federal farm
loan association, organized here
some weeks ago, resided In Ten
nessee, ii became necessary to re-
organize In way, since folks
living IN another state cannot be
members of a Kentucky meet
ing.
The reorganization meeting
was held last Tuesday afternoon
in the directors room at the
Hickman Bank & Trust Co. Jas.
+. Maddox was elected president /;
w. c. Reed, secretary, Sam A.
p. Wilson, A. III. Leet, G. G. Me-
Muwy, appraisers; and six direc-
tors as follows: s. A. Wilson, c.
G. McMurry, A. ii. Leet, Chris
Ledwidge, j. =. Maddox and 4.
&. Bradshaw.
This association will be known
as the Hickman Federal Farm
Loan A. sociation, and their terri
tory will embrace all of Fulton
west of the Nj. & o. Ry.,
or about one-half of the county.
Besides officers, the following
members were enrollerd: w. C..
Brown, G. A Wilson, j. B. Jones,
III. III. Mangold, j. Ii. Ledwidge,
Sr., j. T.. Michum, G. S. Patterson,
X. III. Kirk, ID. NJ. Harper, j. p.
Thomas, S. b. Burrus, w. w.
Preuett, A. X. McMurry, Elwood
Logan and w. j. McMurry.
Applications for loans already
amount to more than $37 900, and
the organization has just started.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-03-01
MUST MAINTAIN ROADS
OR FORFEIT STATE AID.

Counties which fail to maintain
State aid built roads in proper
condition may be cut off from
further State aid until they make
provision for maintenance. The
maintenance problem, which ulti-
mately determines whether tax
payers are to receive any value
tor road expenditure, is giving
the State Road Department much
concern.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-03-01

There is much speculation as
to the condition of wheat. Some
think that a large percent of it
is ruined, while others think a
few days of spring weather will
bring it around alright. However
a majority of the wheat7growers
of this section are still on the
anxious seat.
Roy Clark has purchased f.
f. Reeves grist mill, located In
West Hickman, and is now oper-
ating it. dr. Reeves will take a
much needed rest.
As we understand it, there are
no spite fences in heaven.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-03-01

Senator Beckam says he voted
against the Reed amendmnet be-
cause he thought that because of
the drastic character it would
hamper the cause of temperance
in Kentucky where the battle is
tO be fought out i'm 1919.
: Bankers don I like the new coins
bccause they say they are hard
to stack- But we are not rum
ming . bank.
The lental days are ON.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-03-01

Damage aggregating more than
81, 600, 900 was caused by fire
which Saturday night destroyed
the elevators at Louisville of the
Kentucky Public Elevator Com
pany, and which destroyed or
damaged IS freight cars standing
ON storage tracks belonging to
the Illinois Central railroad. Ap-
proximately 100000 bushels of
wheat, corn, rye and oats stored
in the elevators were destroyed.
OF the railroad cars destroyed a
few were empty, while the re-
mainder were loaded with mer-
chandise and lumber.
j. N. Provow, who was seri-
ously hurt last week and remain
ed unconscious for some time fol-
lowing fall from the back end
of an auto truck, is much better.
The machine was being driven
by Jas. Provow, son of the in
jured man. The elder Provow
attempted to alight from the car
while it was running and the mo-
mentum of the car threw him on
the back of his head. Mr.. Pro-
VOW is about 65 years old.
Oscar Brann was here from
Martin, Tuesday, on trail of one
Willie Patterson, who is alleged
to have gotten away with a horse
belonging to Brann, came to Hick-
man and cro~sed the river Satur-
day. Brann claims Patterson
snapped him a mule for horse.
Later a man came and claimed
the mure as one stolen from him ;
hence, Brann is shy a horse.
A gentleman up north says we
may expect a big water this year
and warns people in the low
lands from Cairo south to prepare
for it. He says there is a great
er quantity of snow at the head
waters of the rivers than ever
known before.
Harvey Kimes, or route 6, haa
planned to plant quite a patch od
Irish potatoes this spring. Incl
IDENTIFY, he bought several bush
ell of seed potatoes Saturday ~
the modest price of "a q bushel.
Harry Lee Hing end Lee Pag<
went to Carleton, No., Tuesday
to cclose . deal for some fin(
"cut-over" land in Mississippi
county.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-03-01

price of food stuff has
lsoa so of late that they have
gou out of reach of the poorer
clas11s in the large cities and the
mayors and governors throughout
| the land are being beseiged by
Imobs of men, women and chill
|dren to take some action to pre-
vent actual starvation. Huge ex-
ports to Europe and the corner
ling of food by speculators have
resulted in prohibitive prices, and
have become so critical
that Pres. Wilson has ordered
sweeping investigation by the
| federal authorities. In many
|cities the ladies organizations are
boycotting meat stores, potato
dealers, etc., and some of the
larger cities are opening city
|markets-which sell direct to
consumers at wholesale prices.
Even the smaller towns are be-
ginning to feel the pinch of out
rageous prices, and this is be-
looming more acute each day.
How q man, who is making less
than $3.50 a day, can support HIM
/ self and family in Hickman to-
|tlay at prevailing prices is be-
|yond our power of solution.
We understand that In due
| time q petition will be present
| ed TO the proper authorities ask
ling that the office of city mar
si,al be made an elective one IN
stead of an appointed one- Tins
is optional with cities of the
fourth class, of which Hickman IS
/ now a member. If the marshal Is
Ito be elected, about twenty gen.
|tlemen viii be in the running;
|candidsfes who will offer to ex-
|ercise the police powers with as.
|tou.hing efficiency and marked
improvement over anything ever
|seen in Hickman.
The fellow who borrows his
|ne;ahbor's Courier every week is
|eaher q 4ight-wad or charity
Imbiecx. If the latter, come to
Itho pffice and get a copy with
mr compliments-if the former,
IRorthe love of Mike, common de-
Ieea,rsv and self-respect, quit an
<,y;S.~ vour neighbor. We We had
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-26
CUBS GET DOWN TO REAL WORK
DAILY PRACTICE SESSIONS
BY Mark Shields

Weather permitting, the Cubs will
be busy people daily from now on.
Rain butted in yesterday or Manager
Mitchell would have had the athletes
out in uniforms. There is to be no
Ioafng under the Mitchell regime.
Jim Sheckard will take the second
division on a hike March 2 and by
that time Mitchell wants to have a
general line on his players, so he can
separate them with best results.
There are IS pitchers in the train
ing camp and only three catcheTs. A
hurry call will be sent out for vOlUn-
teers to work out the hurlers pend
ing the arrival of Art Wilson.
Tom Seaton rolled into camp and
signed his contract at a cut in salary.
There will be a bonus coming to Sea-
ton if he wins 20 games during the
season. That is fair enough. Jim
Vaughn is still without a contract,
but does not appear beIligeTent and
no trouble is misunderstanding at a
settlement.
Leslie Mann is expected to arrive
tomorrow. It is doubtful if any over
lures will be made to Jimmy Archer.
Jfm3s only chance to play ball during
the coming season is to arrange a
trade for himself. He will have no
trouble getting his release from the
Cubs.
Thirty-eight rounds of boxing will
be put on at Racine tonight, with
Spike Kelly VS.. Reb Russell and Joe
Dory VS.. Jack HeTTick as the headline
events with ten rounds each. There
VIII be another ten-rOUnd battle be-
tween Joe Bishop and Billy Kautz
and two fOur-rOUnd miX-Ups between
Racine natives. The Northwestern
will run a special fight train at $50.
The boys engaged should insure
al fighting, with no stalling. All
out to establish regulations that
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-26


ment.
Jack Britton and Bryan Downey
have been matched for a fight in Co
lumbus, o., March 5.-They will box
u rounds at 145 pounds.
Perry McGiIliVray of Chicago
cracked the 220-yard open water
swim record at Honolulu yesterday,
his time being 2:2O AS. This is Sis
seconds faster than the old mark.
Ludy LANCER of Los Angeles set a
new record of SIT 3-5 in the 44O-
yard swim, and Harold Kruger, Hon
Olulu won the 100-yard backstTOke in
lib 3-5, another new record.
Five Pittsburgh Pirates are still
holding out, among them being Hans
Wagner, Max Carey and Bill Fischer.
Wagner never signs until a few days
before the training season begins,
and will make no trouble. Carey
says he is through as a Pirate, but
the sound of money may change his
position.
Bricklayers and Joliet soccer
teams struggled to 2-to-2 tie at
Bricklayers' park. The game be-
tween McDuffs and Pullman was
Cancelled because of the bad condi-
ton of the Pullman field. Swedish
American A. c. defeated SIavia,
2 to O.
AII-Stars defeated Richmond roller
hockey team, to O. Saturday night
Dreamland defeated the HOOsiers, Z
to 3. Kid Williams made four goals
for the Stars.
Dave Robertson, outfielder, the
last Giant hold-out, has signed his
contract and will start for the train
ing camp at Marlin Springs, Tex,
this week.
WrestIers representing the Swed-
ish-American A. C, won the annual
mat tournament of the Scandina--
vian-American Athletic Union with
40 points. Danish-American A. c.
Washington Journal., 1917-04-27
q ut qe6oIfen.

Sn elmer tleinm Stabt ftisrt Der
Nbermeilter Der MISUNDERSTANDING
ieinen Ieh5iglten Gs6urtstdg. Der
@eIQnaperein .@ploene 2eDsr" bringt
ibm aus Oisiem AnlaB tin Stdnb4en
bar unb Iingt Nls QisO nS9ier brei-
Zig Sabre Bit ou CIT" Hd4oem Der
Oeian9 p%srtlunger, tritt Der Subilur
Gus oem 6auIe. bsNontt iid) unb iagt
81 benz Sirigenten. pas foar iebr
it0n, d1er eigentlit bin Id bod nidt
oreiBig, iOncern ibon ltt3ig. Sabre
ria, bas idab't nidts," msint tr.us
ber3i9 Der 0irigent, rounn liRs,n pir
rus Cleo bait Md mali"
Washington Journal., 1917-04-27

tiger 9iniidt enti6icNsn Den GiniluB
ieine5 toben QlIers. Gjelegentli6 lei
nes SeburtstaseS ma1te er in einem
Snterbiem @emertungen, pie ii6 auf
Ben Frie9 bt3o9en uno auf einen inert
lidsn @erfaQ iciner gei.ltigen Strdfte
f9lieBen later. Gs GET ibm in Ole
Ter 9inlibt seruoc 70 pie nod onoeren
6erpOrragtnOeu Wtdnnern.
Washington Journal., 1917-04-27
GtlbiterttnntniS

Yreistreibtr Ger Rd Elm i&0n,s
8srmOgen srgatttrt bat. CUR 5rou):
Pun its aber b61It. 3.it, oaB i'd
MID in Gbren 3urid5iehc. lOnit .rlpis
Ihen lie MID am Gnbe no1!"
Washington Journal., 1917-04-27
Nui nmw.ssu.

Marl: D@oIer, Der SEER Gtbr.r bat
cid b%sleioigt."
9atsr: .ggisIo}"
Marl: nGr bat 9eIagt, id lei Elm
6ertel."
Washington Journal., 1917-04-27
Wirtfames S.ilmitt,l.

Der 9rittbsr9er SGul3. lit i'm
Qa3arstt ia 10 idntl Wieosr g.iuuo
unb fsl~obienitiGbig geworoeus"
.Sa, leinsr S6wisssrmatter iino
ndmli@ pom Stabsar5t Grtrab.iu4e
srlaubt. porotn unO oas bat bic ti1s
tlg ausgsnugt."
Washington Journal., 1917-04-27
%9.rsAtiat.r 3w.iftI.

Gaitpirt; .W,nn Sic iest ni&t be-
Sabl.n. rufs id Den S&usmann bon
bort briibsn."
Sat; SD CLAUDE taam, oab Der
fir mid bssablsp pirn."
Washington Journal., 1917-04-27
@n3agli4.s Sob.

8sfnae,tu: Die 9aie, bic i'd
Sbnen gum 9eburtstas mitsebraht,
sefGat Sbnen uliog"
6ausfrau: ,4uBsrorbntiia! Das
man bob nm elm paar Yienniss beut-
outage Fir r.i5enoe Su4en toufen
tduu!"
Washington Journal., 1917-04-27
@intiQer I'm il b.

.@irb Der 0srr prOieROr ben @ui
trdJ audi nidt pergeHsn?"
.Befpo6re; sr bat liCb ,inen Enotsn
ins Suidenhuh osmaht, unb slid
liberipsiie lsioet tr aud geraoe an
eilem ~Itartsn Shnupfen!"
Washington Journal., 1917-04-27
belt.

SpGt mad Mitterna6t iommt Der
6ausberr qerabe beim. als @inbreter
lei inn gum SenIt,r binsiniitiasn.
.sl1, miirotn sic mid nobl frsuno=
lihit nit binsinutbmsn. oGmit mid
meme gfite nitt crit all Der 9uustiire
tlingeIu bort"
Washington Journal., 1917-04-27
Gr6dit Stamford.
@ear-0lSmiral SiSfc Snrf feline We.
ben iiGer bis Sloitc balten.

Dem in oen 3ubeItono perIebter
Reorz Momiral 8raOlsp u. Siste, Dor
Der dmeritoniIden 6toite, puroe Dol
turSem POM MarineIetreidr Oanisls
elm Maultorb %an9ebdugt, inbem i6m
untsrlaet wuroe, Dor ser OeffentIi6teii
Washington Journal., 1917-04-27
ySi tatuiHts 49,"
JobH VnrromsbS iuirD anf ieime
alien Enge tiMniih.

Der betonnte ytaturforIder Spbn
Burroughs ~Ieierte Dor tlIr3em ieintn
a6t5iqiten 0eburt5tos. Der berbors
ragen0e @elebrie ii 3pdr pbpIiid I'M.
mer no6 rsdt riiIlia, 3eigt aOer in gel
Washington Journal., 1917-04-27
Snn mer oerftebt.

Nr3t: !. Den 4ltobol muB iA
Sbnen Dollitdnbid psrbietenl"
patient (oermeifelD: .Nber s,err
9ct.pr. mas Iou id Damn a%nfangen
~. i9 boben jeoen Iugtnblid ne uns
dliidlihe Qie6s!@
Washington Journal., 1917-04-27
@efahr pptiibsr

Sic meintn olio, ih 6rau4 ni6t gu
beFiirdten. bab bic 8ufm wi.Htrtum
men?"
IS po, no mir jeBt mitten in 9crf
bitIe prahtpolIe GntlauiungsunituIt
ha9en!"
Washington Journal., 1917-04-27
@tr{hdrn I.

OienfmGb6tn: sd mOhts .iHen
9rie1iteller."
@sbilft: r9iebss 2"
9ienitmdbhen: ngla, e. fam 70 mas
babel iein."
Washington Journal., 1917-04-27

ri6tung zines internationalen @e-
ridtS6oieS our 8eileguns ulsr intsr-
nationaler Streitigteiten binarbeitst,
aber bis ieBt mr 9er0Ii9 penis ,r
5islt bat.
Washington Journal., 1917-04-27
Gin ntppitu.
gSenig MnSiidt All Elm Jnteraa-
tiOmalec Wcitgrribt.

Gin Stele bon SObn 9aps 9am-
monb, Der lpegen arant6eit 5uriidtres
ten muBte. 1T Gbarles Qatbrop qat
gum 9rGipenttn DER Worlo's Gourt
Qiga ermG6lt mOrpen, bic ouf Die Grs
Washington Journal., 1917-04-27

Gr: eTeire Glitrn wsrbsn pObI srs
Iiduut icin. ircna ie D0rsn. odb mir
uns perioben molicn2"
Sic: rgla. ob-gep.ttet babeu ne
nit mir, ooB ru iiidt zen Mut boben
piiroeit, oih 5u crtldreu."
Washington Journal., 1917-04-27

Sdmsr3bafte S0fItdtsit.
Him 9immsIspinen, 6err Meper-
mas lit btnn Ios2"
n@sr5eiben Gle satiglt, snGbise
6rau-i6 babe mid aus Y.rishen auf
Sbr Nabsltihen gtIebt."
Washington Journal., 1917-04-27
MGnncr %perlanat:

@Sir Nabrouhen iofort 5 ooer 6
Mlaimcr I'M ooS g~hltonlobi( Mcporu-
tnr .cSeiddit 81 e%rlerncn. 0icicn
6ictct lid ihon I'M Mai, Silni oocr
&nli @elc9enbeit 81 outer StcQuflN.
eate @eleaenbeit fiir ltrebiamc MGns
ner. National Nnto Golleae
Ste Il. . Ctr. Sc. .&.
Washington Journal., 1917-04-27

Sci Der giebbsfonbsoufs
nabme.
gedmtsr: r9dben sic FONT nod
8ieb in Der 8ebouTun9g"
Mann: Stub ib msinsn 3opf nit
Wleblpiirmern aud nod d%ngebeng"
Washington Journal., 1917-04-27

4nipradsu iiber ben 6lottenbienlt ber
Der. Staateu gu balten. Gr bate
tur5 pOrber in elmer iolben Reoe Be
mertungen iiber Ole 5lotte gemabt, bic
in @aibinslop grobes Mibtalsn er.
te9ten.
Washington Journal., 1917-04-27
1breu altcn Nnt fGnnen luir il rcpa.
r~ieren, oar or ausliebt luie men,

9lbiolutc @orontir fir bette 9lrbcit
i'll g9ulbington fiir micrc Spe5iul-
bon NleiNeb 6Grbcn Mei
nigen rnO 6ormen III allcu Arten
bon Strob unO Gonomo @iitcn.
@cbtc 9tcubciten Sur 2ftSmobl.
Sdifcn Sic ms SIREN oltcl
lStrpbblt gum 9iepnriercn un0 mir
mcroen oenlelbcn obnc Soften IN icinc
dltc TOru1 hri11den
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-11
5lassembiHmms
5mSet am naditsu Sountas 9sadl'
mittas anf bsm Iemtid Yrct.
arieSBof iiatt.

2tm Sonntag, IA. Oitcber, finbsI
Ra4mittass um 2 llbr auf ben
Oeutiden YrOieiiantf9tn orisohol
auf Malnat Oils bic uebersabs UNI
bas Siilsn sines SisrnsH5aHHers, 10
ME bic einreibung bes SolbaieH'
oiseIs itatt. WbitsIItDsr Der q. ". gt..
Dn Ddmen bes yDpmen's RtlIei
Corps, bic Daughters Of amsriea, Der
Sunior Srben Don 9meriia, bic
Sobne unb fi 901ier BON @eteraueu
ipurben einseIaten. ji9 an bsr 5ekr gu
betbeiIieeu. Didelbeu perren RId'
mitiass nm 1.30 pom peebIss eDrusr,
AlaInut Oils, aus unttr benz Doran'
iriti Der aaptle unb Der ainbsr pes
Seutfhen prot. AoiieHbauifs nab
bsm srisbbof Haridirsn.
Sas fir bic 5tisr suiammtHgsitsIlie
programm tn ipie foIgt:
Sebei - Rep. Sueo Giienlobr.
Usfdns .4merita". Bsslsit,t BON Der
RnabenlapeIls.
eroffnunssaniprads - Ri&tsr %. 8.
9iioers.
Wuiit - auabsHrfdpsIl..
Wseiberebe - Ri1isr brtb. 8. 5cii,
man.
Wluiit - ylnobeHsR sRnpsIle.
Infprohe: r3be @raub arntp Of .be
Republie" - adtb. GliaR n. 1lcns
fort. friibsr Commander in Gbaf,
O. u. R.
usbersabs Der Glasss - 1rau Carrie
Gtlbtomp, i'm 9iamen Der Damen
bes Guesu Giip Girek 20. 81,
q. u. R.
Jlasssnbifuug - Ramsrab ebriIt.
5iIbnetn.
Wuiit: Star SpansI.b Banner -
aua6ens stapeIIe.
Seesn - Rrp. Sugo @. Giien.p6r.
Winiis: -4merira" = Enabens. .op.IIs.
Der efbbmarT4an bsr parab, III
Scbn O. Gcben. Ssine aIiifitut,n
iiub Sobn itbrsnbn9. SaSib Jores
unb Gonrab elmer.
Gas aommitise bei.ebt aus ten
Serren yDiIlia m Sonbsr, ;yreb. 8.
Sale, SOi. q. grOpn unb Gbriit.
Silbrpein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-11
@int f.tr pidtiat aiLfe

fir aeaieruna unb Bolt 1T bon rsr
yrotlamation bes ASrdiibsnIen Su sr'
partsn, ipelae sins prsistonirole iiber
tiinfSia Der pidtigiten ylahrunssnits
tel einfiibrt. @s banbelt fid' oarliEi.
oem yrelsiru4er entgsgen5uplrter.
Die Grfabruns bat ertuieien. paB auf
bic SeIbitmablgun9 Der 9anolsr N
bleien Waartn nibt gu re9ntn 1T. 6ur
iie gilt bios Der 9runoIas: glan mug
Seu MAIDEN. 70 lange Die Spnae
iheint" unb bab lpenn e!nsr sroBen
gtuafrase Elm tletnsres 9lngsept 5e9ens
iberltsbt, es itattbaft lit, iol3e Rotbs
Iaae ausSubeutsn. Oas lam ni9t err
laubt psrbsn. Die Resieruag 1T auf
bas Dplt anesipieien, I'M ibr be CUR
Hriessfiibruns nDtbisen @eIpmitiel
4 uliefern unb bas Iberiteigt bic Graft
Der breitsn @oltsmaHen, tpsnn lie thr
9elb bis gum lesten Gent Ill bic BE-
idaffuns bsiisn ipenben miiiien, ipds
sur Sefriebieung oes tdsIiaen Sas
teins unumgdnsli9 notbnenbis 1T.
Ri9t minper tann cine iiber ale
SrenSsn ssberbs 8ertbeusruns nl9t
umbin, Wiibpersniisen bsim 8Oltr h.rs
ppraurufen. Die Resieruna perlaust
tcine Dpfsr bon ben SdnSlern, eiii
reitli4er prpfit foa ibnen belliisa
bIeiben. Sic ioIIen blps nidt eas
Bolt ibrer Sabsier opfsrn. 8eoenten
uber bieie resulireubs SbIhstsit Der
bic BON alien bisbsriscr
OtonOmii8eH @ni4auunssn ubpeidit,
tOnnen teine 8ea9tuns fineen. Str
Sries BAT feline eisenen 9efebe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-11
Sic 3ufauft Der Sdanfluirtb-
idniten.

Uiit Ter S9liebung Der grnnnts
iDeinbrennsrsien beg 9nnbes unb bem
@srbOt sssen bic @infubr aItoboliidxr
@etrGnte nus oem Quslanbe be9innt
fir als nit oiefem 10 cusgeosbntsn
@eT6Gfts3peiss in @srbinoung iiebens
Ten psrioHsn cine tritifts 3sit. DER
Stadt Glsip Yprt aebt nit 6efouoerer
iStrense segsn bic S9antiDirtbs Dor
Irnb bic Stubt Rerp gort tpirb 5uns
berte bieisr Wirtbc Osrliertn, bic niff
imftanbs iub. bi, 3uIfubtare su
entri6ten. bic einem idbrli3en llms
fdB BON iiber $4,000 bur9 has neue
@eieb aufsrlsst IN. gu oiefer Gpesials
iieuer geiellt ii3 nod bic bebeuienbe
Stsiserung berqreiTs, bi. ben S6ants
pirtben oas @ef91ft :rfhipern unb
olsleu bic 9bii,tn itIisben pirb.
2otaIe on Str1berettn, bic friiber
erpbe Wlistbsn einbradten. iteben 6sz
,eits leer uno @runbsigent6umsmatler
Ioben mnn6e CUTE Gts ouf Der elite,
Bic fir cine bebeuteHb rsbusirteRiet5e
su boben 1T. @as bic unmittelbar.
5Olgs bieisr 3uitGnbs iein tpirb, lit
nitt ab5uieben, bob aber Elm gliebers
gang bes Wirtbsgsf8Gfts burh bic sr.
p6bten qus1danttreiTe beI6leuniat
ipirb, bariiter betrfdN nobl tetn
3neifel, uHb Der Dirfb pirb bic
greiie in oemTslttu Mose fteiaern
miiNeu, in ipelhem bic Ginfaufspreife
in bic S6be gebeu. Gs fpirb bnber
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n0bnlifen 8bisfebs. pber elm
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2nhlt perSsn mub. 9as 1T Der greis,
Der in manten Reftaurants felt gss
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fir 5fpsi rDrints" foiiste, III auf
15 Gents rftroisbt" ssifieeen.
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cine 3ufdubtore nrn $2.10 per Sal
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ZEN Der. Staoten hefinbet. Die olte
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Gurhffnitts Mbisteb toitete i'm
Giutouf treniger nls $2 bic Salon.
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fir ben ,UriHt" 10 Gents. 9ieTer
Ihisfep tpirb nit Der 3ui6laatare
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iir ben 3ipet seniiaen unb nit ser
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'ie Sepibbeit, bab mir ale @uubeH,
'ie Der ariss Idldst, Ihu'l b.:rpn
Ino bds 9are sur b0fIien rpirths
YIiitbe empOrbsten i0rEs
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