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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-17
" WASHINGTON. D. G, Sept. Il
AA Where did I get the limp
TfeufarzrE - the

W ? ASHlNGIONs d g. sept IL
M Where did I get the limp?'
Lieutenant OF the
Royal Flying corps. repeated my
question. It's rather an interesting
story. ! got it back OF the German
lines.
7 was out canoeing on the lake near
Chicago when I got the impulse to go
over. without telling my parents
crossed over 20 Canada and enlisted
in the flying corps. There were three
months OF training and then I was
sent 10 London. Eom London ] cabled
back 10 Chicago telling my parents
where I was. Some pretty hot replies
came back, but they didn't reach me
in London. Il was hotter where 1
was when the messages arrived, so
they didn't have much effect
Early one morning we were or
dered up in the air to get an ammu-
milton dump some SIX miles behind the
German lines. We we're up as soon
as Il was daylight and headed with
two other machines for the place We
were 10 bomb. One OF the machines
got into trouble before IL crossed our
lines and had 70 descend. We saw
there was no damage. The areoplane
volplaned gently 10 earth. Just a
ahead We were subjected to a pretty
hot fire when we crossed over the
Germans trenches. but We got across
safely and were of to our ammuni-
ton dump.
We dropped two or three bombs
on the place and saw il 20 Up in
smoke Then we were ready 10 re-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-17
MEXICAN IN JAIL CHARGED
WITH STONING DOGCATCHEF

Because he threw a stone which
struck police officer J. L. Edmonson.
cutting a cash above his right eye,
Gregorio Blacias. a Mexican. is in the
city jail
The police say that officer Edmon-
son. in charge OF the dog wagon, sat
urday night. picked up a dog 40 Ala
media and Stevens streets which so
incensed the Mexican that he threw
the stone. officer Edmonson's wound
was dressed by DR.. John Hardy OF the
emergency hospital at police head
quarters
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-17

A/ with Mildred Hanson in
the crowd asked Helen
bitterly.
What chance have you2 Just what
do YOU mean by that Helen2"
We'll how can we hope 10 get any
attention or really 10 matter TO the
boys when there's such a gorgeous
girl around as Mildred You know
she's perfectly wonderful looking
and Ralph fairly adores beauty.
Maybe dear. Ralph viii still man
age TO prefer your looks TO Mildred s
in spite OF her beauty ] suggested.
ooh he couldn't I tell YOU she g
the nrettiest thing You ever saw"
Helen. are you foolish enough TO
think that beauty is every thinEt IL
some one introduced you to the hand
soonest man, in the whole United
States Of America. would you prompt
y lose all interest in Ralph2v
Helen laughed. That's absurd
rs it absurd2 just think of the
handsomest man you ever saw in all
your life and imagine that he was
10 be along in the mouse party ana
found himself interested in YOU
Would Ralph stock stay above par in
spite Of that Oh, don't shake your
head so vigorously How can you
be sureg'
hEN EAut NNA IL
why, I am sure Its been proven
10 me. I met John Farraday about
a month ago and he's just fairly
forced his acquaintance on me.
don't know what he thought OF me-
but there have been flowers and
candy and phone calls and all sorts
OF interesting invitations. He's one
Of the handsomest men you ever saw
and very clever, besides-but he ism
Ralph.
Ralph and 7 have so much in COM
mon We have things to talk about,
we both like riding and sailing boats
and we don't care a thing for golf
/ or tennis. We both like walking
and dancing and set bored on long
motor trips.
He helps me in my work and
know enough about designing to be
useful TO him in his landscape gard
ening. Why. we're congeniaL We're
friends
And there's something big and
vital and electric between US two
Neither one OF US has ever doubted
/ for a moment that y e viii be mar
| ried some day"
"Oh. indeed, Miss Helen. But, OF
course, you're vastly superior TO
Ralph in loyalty and stability and
good judgment and power TO reckon
with your own feelings-and in de-
/ cency. too. for the matter Of that"
@I am not. How can you say such
why. you just told me So"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-17
BEAUTY AS AN ASSET
Hou0 Much Does It Really Count?
Not Great Deal, Unless You Have Charm and Brains
To Make 1t Worth While.
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX.

II told you So Why. Miss Fair
fax. truly I didn't do anything OF the
sort Ralph's q bigger. finer, and
stronger. sauer person than / am
and know it. That's part OF my
"Weil. then. Helen dear. don't be-
little that love. John Farraday's pic
torial good looks didn't lure You from
your allegiance TO Ralph. did they-
Il should say not. I was bored 70
death when 7 was with him. re-
scented the time with was stealing
from Ralph. There was nothing very
satisfying in looking at handsome
picture OF. making small talk with
brilliant stranger when might nave
been talking about real things with
p man VINO understands me and whom
1 understand"
And There You Are.
well Helen, you've stated your
case very well And the converse OF
the proposition is true. Ralph isn't
going to be lured from his apprecia-
tion Of an the things that count by
a desire TO look at a beautiful picture
or Of talk TO a charming stranger
Mildred Hanson isn't any more Ikely
to lure Ralph away than John tarrl-
day was TO steal yOul Reauty isn't
enough. Nobody ever wanted TO make
a meal Of dessert. you know, or TO
spend a whole day gazing at pine
tree reflected in a mountain pool
wei, maybe you're right But I
know Ralph would want 20 flirt with
her a little"
And then what will you do. Mil
dred2 VIII you sulk jealousy or as
sumo a manner OF naughty eighty or
cattishly retaliate by finding some
body else 10 fIirt with. or viii you
good naturedly remember that you
nirted a little with John Farraday?"
7 didn't 7 wouldn't"
"Au right. Helen: but men do and
will and il doesn't mean a thing.
Aind the woman whose sense Of val
use is so slight that she imagines
bread and meat and drink and the
real necessities Of life cease mean
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-17

1RISBY HANCOCK signed a petit
n ton for a man while at the Rye
4 Straw store last Saturday. He
had curiosity to read the petition to
see what the fellow was wanting but
It is not customary.
Wash Hooks who has been troubled
with his eyes for some time past, went
to Tickville Thursday and had them
treated by a specialist, and he can now
see how the doctor has an auto.
One Of the big whisperable neighbor-
hood mysteries is where some people
get the money to buy their gasoline.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-17
A. {. RYARS CAR SUDDENLY
BLAZES; FIREMEN STOP II

A short circuit is supposed 10 have
caused a Hudson super six automobile
belonging TO A E Ryan, drug store
proprietor. TO break into a blaze about
1 o'clock Monday morning as It was
standing in front OF the Owl drug
store. 2I2 East san Antonio street
The fire was e1tiuguished BY firemen
from the central station The damage
was slight.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-17
Little InTUieDs
Successful Valley Farmer Doesn't Fear 81 Beef
Wanton Drowning Of Booze Is Waste of Labor

and Citizens. They were always COM
planning about their food, shelter and
everything under the sun. IN fact they
did not seem contented about any
thing But they were perfectly will
ing TO remain in the stOckade so long
as the government fed them. But
when Uncle Sam cut them to half "a
tons there was a hurried exit TO Ari-
coma Columbus is glad they are gone
and does not extend an invitation
TO again be the dumping ground for
citizens Of this class"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-17
Uncle Walls Denaiued Poem.
Rest

summer people rest
a among snowpped office chairs and
L \ wokday million
Of them found bore and long to be back at home
dollars chase and plan business schemes
his dome So few Of US know how to restl By mad
round dollar
shining doublOOu to the that already We cannot N
busting restful
fellow, awake
behind
grind still Alas we've learned
CALLING load Ieang backs
co-v,5r5t bv George sEst,bew adams WALT MASON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-17
WHO FIRED BULLET THROUGH
BUQU0R'S WINDOW NOT KNOWN

A big hole in the front window Of
the Maxwell garage. SIS Mesa ave-
nue.. was made Sunday morning when
a stray bullet from a high power gun
crashed through it and lodged in
the wall OF the office. where four
men are said to have been working
Who fired the shot is not known.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-17

SMALL Boys MATCHES; FIRE.
Small boys who dropped a match
into some shavings. set fire TO an
empty house Sunday afternoon at $500
Chester street. Government Hill The
damage was slight.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-17

national army correspondent at Camp Funston, Kan
sa says the newly drafted already are with
thusias nfamed with zeal and snoTng blue blazes every
time they think OF the Hohenzoerns They're naturally
qualified, then, for the liquid fire squads
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-17

How long VIII it be before the United States zoe
through experience Of other bgerents and has gov
eminent shakeup and coalition cabinet?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-17

FL Paso ought to have that artillery cantonmsnt w
have climate water training quarters and all the artillery
range that could be desired
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-17

Mr. Lemmie Peters, who graduated
With such high hoHoTs q year OF so
ago, Is undecided as Z whether he'll
learn Z knit or join tn aviation corps
Miss Name Moons niece, who WIZ mar
ned in April, is paintin' again
CoDyrIzht National Newspaper Service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-17
WAR ADVENTURES VERTHERE
BY RICHARD BOECKEL.

4 ThrilIIng EEperienee N the =.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-17

TT YHAT chance have any OF US
M with Mildred Hanson in
~ the crowde' asked Helen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-17

Uncle Sam having put the still in distileres it up
line of business.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-17

Nature generally provides its compensation. Have you
noticed that the beautiful rt generally marres
account man?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-17

Thick headed count LuxbUrg amazed and stunned
that the A1gennes actually angry at him for what
he had done That's the German spirit Whatever they
they consider right, beyond criticism complaint
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-17

The Russian rerograde movement turned to the Petro-
grad movement but as fast as Kornoff storm
the capital Kerensky talked them out Of it. proving the
tongue is mightier than the sword.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-20
WALIGORA.
POWIESC HISTORYCZNA
Z czasow Leszka Bia}ego
- przeZ -
j. ]. KrasHewskieko.
prZeZ .


(Clag dalszy.)
Pc chwili milczenia uderzyl go pc ramleniu.
Milczze tn z tenn - dodai - a noca, jesli
CT sic chce, mozesz sic przylaczyt do moich.
Jaszko sic ~pok}onii, dziekujac.
- Wiele masz z SODA czeladzi? - zapytal,
zwracajac sic Pomorzanin.
- Kilkoro tego ledwie jest, bonn sic z Kra-
kowa pokryjemu wynykal.
Konie dobre?
Me rpstana - rzekl Jaszko.
- Chocby noe i dzieh?
Potwierdzii to Jaksa.
Idzze, a zeby o tenn, co ma bye, ME VIE
dzial Mkt! Powicdz znajomym, re do Krakowa
powracasz.
Wskazai mu ma drzwi palec poIozyl ma IL
stach. Jaszko sic poklonil wyszed}.
Gdy w ~podw0rcu ochlona}, sam sic sobie dzi-
wowai. Me byl sklonnym pred lada kim sic uko-
rye, a ten czlek nieznany postawa i giosem tax
mad MIN zapanowa}, IL sic PREY MIN czu} siuga.
Me wiedziai kto byf, dal Z siebie wyciagnat, co
tamten chcia}, dai sobie rozkazywac wzamian
mato co zyskai. Gniewal sic troche ma siebie, pc
niewczasie.
- CO, Gromaza? Juzem sic wylizai - rzekl,
powracajac do izby darmo waszego chleba jeSc
ME chce. Powroce do Krakowa odpoczac.
Z Bogiem! - odezwaF sic pod}owczy. -
Wybierz sobiestylko dzieh dobry do wyjazdu, ME
feralny.. ably W drodze zn6w jake licho ME spot
kalo. A pozegnaj sic Z Sohkq, jak nalezy, DO ba-
b GIG odkar1nita, sobie cd ust odejmujac.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-10

Pay Roll euar&ntins. ... 70 o.
Fred w. Dye atty. rec. OF 80 90
Marvin smith. atty. rec. c. 90 90
rec. e. ...'...,.-...'..- - 50
PER Is
exam .,.s...'..'...'.,,. 20 90
q ". Springer. exp. shrn. % 81
VIM Osborn. et al. Inquest i6 rs
=. 4. Vreeland. n. Mong 90
Anna Lettiss. ct al. births 90
Eeorss ''."....'...',''. 10 IS
Otto Rohde. carriage. co.
hidH -rssrrrrsssf frssrs % 10
Mrs AlvinA otto. laundry 10 80
chas. Daniel. game warden IT'S -
coupons. q. n '....... 30 90
The Detroit times., 1917-03-10

r. van L.>rbsrsha sxp co
ronen ...s,..s-s.s...,''
Wayne Co. a Home saws
BANK coupons $500.
Cunningham Auto Co. au-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-27
Rufruf ser 2eutr6en @efecc=
f6oft bon 2Iarprono.

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1914 bGs r W6sl 9etbau Der NOb eucrn m OernnSgabc
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Sir bic r0entdc WclcOdut Oun MarbIunO":
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$. q. SiIfcn,
Gbon w. Selma
MARTIN Mcbcr0irf,
GnrI 81 M. S6Olt
@iIIiam Spilman.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-27
Der. Singer BON Baltimore,
(@cQrin0et 1882

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ncr6or-Glu6bauS," gtr. 852, ytorO.
Somoro.S .Strobe.
ErGiioent Senrp &6omos, ytr.
316, @eIt-Soratoga-S StroBe.
Sobn u. alein Dirigent, ylr. 201
observation-disclosures.
George &ilnmelbcber, prototolh-
rcu0er nnO correiponoirenOer SeErc-
tdr, glr. 40, 6orreItStraBe.
Scrmam 0lidIih, Sgnsmeiiier.
g}r. 713, @urner-S5traBe.
6inan5-Setret1r G6as. GeinborOt.
Scott. mo Sumhlrg-StrcRe.
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9lpc., 8oriiseS OcS Muiit.@omites.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-27
gOItimrrc WlurftbtridJt.

. am I a q, 25. glllgIIt 1917.
@3ebl. 3uiubr 1883 60iier
einidlieBlih 1889 6diler 81 2ocuit.
Yoint.
Nie ylptirunaefl mnren mie folat:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-27

Sdof Toe. $t.25; 2dmmcr, 40~
60c.; 9nIlen, 1Sc.; 3icgen. To- -25c
Eolg, Yio.. 10 O-1ic.; giencnpadDa.
Efoa 35-36c.
Sobaf (Marplono). 100 EfunO.
Snierior mo frolieO. $12OO- l40O;
iolmo common $15.0O-170O; gutter
common $500 1000; niticlmoBi-
ecr. $2i.0O- 23OO; gutter bis feiner
rotber, $24.OO- 26.OO; Sonc1, $28
20; SeconOs, geipobnIib bis nit
telmoBig, $14.OO- 1000; Seconos,
gutter bis feiner, $2t.-26. Ban Ia
bof, fire.curco. $l5-30AO; Upper
GountrD, air.curcO. $1,000 $500. n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-27
gsic cs mmlaamaem luirb.

@oItimorcr, Ger BON elmer @eiie
Ourb Soma 5uriidgefcbrt lit er-
506lt in intereilontcr @eiic bon
Der 9lrt unO @eiie, lpie BORT OuS
9Sro6ibitions @eieb umgongen
miro, Seltiome 2ei6en5iige an
Der @ren8e.
Gin 9oltimorer, Der Dor ciuigcn
Sogen bon einer @eihGftsreiie ourb
Soma bierber 5uriidfebrte, Der aber
ans @eidGitSriidiidten cS oor5iebt,
ipenn lein gtohe nidjt gcnannt miro,
er3G6lte geltern Oie @in5clbeiten zines
@orfommniIies in Dem Yrobibitions-
geiegneten Stoote, 0uS 10 redt 5eigt
pie ipeit bic 2eute in einem Oerorii-
gen Stoote 9eben miilien, Inn iib
ctwo5 Erinf6ores 81 Oerihoiien.
SSn Soma eicbt es al Der @rcn5e
bon Wiinneiota Elm gteit, 9tomcnS
Mlolon Gitp. Wloion beiBt oili ocutid
Maurer, inO ieit unerOenfliden 3ei-
ten Iino oie Wiourer befonnt megen
ibres i6onen Gurites. @enn ihon
cin5eIne Mourer ollritig iinO, piebiel
Curt mlB crit cine gon5e Stoot bon
Wlourer babenl
@enn Der MinO geroOc aus ser
ribtigen Nihhlng pebt, Oonn trogt
or aus Dem Minneloto'iben beriiber
oen Wlaion GitD 2cllten oaerlei an.
gene6me Iiifte Dor bic gioicnlohcr.
liiitc, bic ocu bicoern 9llfo6ol gum
8oter boben. Gines Cages pc6te
Der &ino 10 Oerfiibreriicbe GiiIte ber.
ii6er, BOB cs Die OurItigen Nlaurer
cinioH nidt mebr ous6ielten. Sin
poor Tiibeno 5ogen i6re 8ratenrode
an mo morihirten ii6er 0ic @ren5e
nod Dem n1hiten 6ierIeligen gielie
i'm glodborituat. Tort muroc oor
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IoIbt, oom olles 5uiommengefouit,
DoS oil noaen Shnoppsfloihen nod
Oorbonoen par, unO idlieBlib 6atte
mon cine gebcimuiBOoac. Gonfercn5
nit Dem 2eihenbeltotter Der Srt-
ihoit
Cine Stmbe ipGter lo6cn Die
Sopocr @ren5ndhter, 10 Oo oui5u-
poiien boben OoB ia fein Gropien
ocs teufliiHcn glfobolS in oen til
eenOboften Staot ein9eidmng0eIt
meroe, einen 2ci6en5ug oes @eges
fonmen. 6inter Dem @ogen nit
Dem Sorge fii6reu GiitiAer uno in
oen <tiAen ioBen ernlte, ipiiroige
Wl6nner mo botten Trouerfolten I'M
@cidt. Oteipeftpou ga6en Die 991h.
ter ben @eg frei; ii6erpGltigt BON
Ser Moicltdt oes Gooes Bogen iie i6re
Mliiben uno i6r 6iibrcr iogtc iogar,
cine beimlidc Gbr6ne i'm gluge ser.
oriideno: 0SSo, ia, Der bot's gut, Der
botls iiberltonoen".
9Im gl6enO mar eon5 MoiOn Gitp
bcibmipit. ltnO ais Die bobe Obrig-
felt Oen llrioheu scr nngepobntet
2ultigfeit nohiorihtc, ionO iic in ci-
ncm Sons eincn Sara. gefiiat nit
Shnoppsfloiden abcr nit lccren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-27

AbUHuenten, bic ben ,,SCntidjCm GOrrc.
ipOnoentCn" nidDt piinftIid Ober umrcacI.
mdhig crbalten, iiub gcbeten, Der Office
bdupn per gcIcpbpn Oncr idlriitllM Tlit.
tbelIuHa AZ Ma&eN,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-27

9lbcnnenten, bic ben u1mtfdlem GurreInon.
bcntcn" uidlt pilnltlidl Obcr Rnrcoclm66ia rr.
halten, fnb acUctcu, ocr Office babum bcr -.
IrpppH ppH iaFiitIi@ @lm9sllRun iH medlsv,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-27
Sinh muO Grica.

9rntie's ;Siineiter betrobtet in ei.
ncr 3eitidriit Elm 9iIO, oos Ofii5iere
ais 9co6odtcr in Den 3lueieen cines
YauileS 5eigt. ~Siebit on Mamo,"
bemerfte Der aleine, uuno mid ta-
Delft Ou immcr. menn i'd auf 8dune
flettercl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-27

200 gnibciIe Goabcn q 60 cont. 1854 i0#
s3i guibcilc 0osscn 4 so. Niabis SC
10 @nibeile Dli @eruon Wlias plo TOYS
8 slnibeilc H. 9. 6iocIiib & @har .i08
$500 sliontic Godit Sine (9ioieH) 4er. s3h
5000 baltimore 0ib der, 1855 ...... 81
5000 eonl. Gool Ger. 8er...............fO 1854
1000 Conf 9oper (gloten) Ger r........ 97%
1000 @osoeu & 60 Ger Cq).. 06
1000 Renno. gsater & Bonner 5er...... a2
100 lIio. 8wbs 500 ber............ s4M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-27
Subcn Sic icmals berindlt, &C.
innO 5n lucrOcu, ubcr Obnc
Grfuls ?

Gs mag fein, oaB Gle off in sc.
banoIune pnren, Dab Gle oue 9oifs
nine aui @eneiune alfedben.
Gle miiiicn mtien, oab In uuen
Eebeneldqcn Spc8idlarbeit berldHgt
iuirb itno nie mcbiigiie bon uIlcH, III
Die Wcbanoluna bon ttrnnfbcIict 2Sd
rum cpniultiren Gle IN Der Grlennls
ui6 oieicr 1Ddtiacbe nidbt enen Spes
6ialttcr bon guient Jint fir @elobid
nm SbrIiWleit penn Gle an encr,
Wtdrncrn eiQcntbiimlDcr, Stranfbeit
leioeil ooer bon 0erielben bebinoert
mcrben; einen Spe5iuliiien, ncr iiber
q Sabre prqftiine Triabrung N
NfdnHcrirani6ciien bat; einen, Der
SSDcn nnd elmer lorpfdliiecn llnierf
udlutg idgcll miro, oh er Sic hiriren
lam ooer Mot; cincn, Der Gle in
fiir3eilcr Belt flriren iuiro, iue cS
llcb nit Dem beiten un0 lttbcrlten Jie
iuliut bcreinbdren ldbt
@ieie glri bon Gpe3idliIien finncn
Gle, nenn Sie Or Onmrid bpn 9alti-
more, Mlb., 40S Eit.8altlmurc,S Strubc,
coniuliircn. 0r bat bele Wtdnner
flirlri, Die obne GrfoIg heriicbieit, glb.
billie ooer Sur All finoen 9gdS er
iiir glnoere aebdn, lam er aud tit
Gie ibun
Seine Sebiibren lno nieoriq nno
Soblunqen lperoen ben WdttcIn oeS
F1ticuten argcpaBt arrangiri
(S-)
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GSurmlunO 5n Ocrfunfcu.

9armtn ::;::i.: :...';!..,.. ::;''i!''
Hnlgctnrfdlt,
oar aataIoa nHb lDsitsrs NnsInft Inrcibt MOd
pe"is an sae oe"''me SnMSecimat BON
@ul. @ObCrS, $s; q; $sS'$;iI $$'ssis:sS' s
eanptanartier fal w1arpIaHb.5armsH.
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SOritaOt-GisCutbum 5n berfanfen.
Stinep bis nn ole @arS. Bauiiellen so bel 200,
$3.50, uno 80 bel 800 $500. 81 erirdgen bel
g. s; gleSers, 227 eL @aaI.straie.
(slna5, 1WlL
mihHs fir acHte, bic In Curtis gop uObneH.
Sebcn Sic ilb bic neuell 0duicr IN benz
Den OIL Der Sront all. 9lIIe Bequemlidieiien,
Wlooern bis IN nIe @in8ebciien. Wldn neDme
DrIeanss ooer Curtis 8ap @leitridDe, Ilege on
oer GHriiSsNbcnne un0 @bprcbsSirnbe db mo
Qebe einer Blod peiiIicb 5ur 9ennneious2lbe.
Inter ben oben eripdbnten 0duern beiiuoen
Ln nle9rere 9doen Neent aH Drt nno Steue
'"S''' "''O tiiaSS @Sitsr T. mcnSbot,
@ieeribilmer mn 9dnlnernebmcr.
410-20-21 Wlnnisp SRiIbins (gtie5-)
8n Ocrianien
Gin Sargnin, INT rincn 9ndlaR ~ ihHmtcn,
Gin idl1ncr YnuplnB nn TcnmDrcrglbcnue, Sells
mpre @ari, iS0 bel t50 SUB arob uno bepnut
mil einem boSerncR 98obnblus nit II 3ims
mcrn nlio Nab allen %crbeilerun9en. SOS mo
@leflri8tut. nebit St0u unb pibnerbnns. Gencs
TnCb auf benz Nnuc uno ocr @erunnu, ncuer
8c61ppnrnt i'm Neler. gInspe5cibnetee gsai'
fer, @emieQnrten, SparNcIbeeic, Sbitbdnme,
gSenreben, Neercn etc, GonnlUs UsSienern, 3 Cts
6dbraclo uno eili Giebieri bon Der Sirdbcn-
bubn. 9ie gcuobncr peroen naiIebc big 5un
T. Aprl 1918 81 6& hes &anfpreiics mictbcu
ipenn es Der 31nier pinicbt. llian a0reiiire:
M. A." 0cntidcr GOrrcipUuocnt.
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SOrita0t-G -Giacnt6am 5n Ocrfanfcn.

Nm nnb nnBe bcr gelair.9i0ab.-Si Gents
Stine1 bis on Die @arS, Baulieuen SO bel 200,
q. 8: Olpaers, 227 eL @aal.strahe.
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IcOistuiIde SInsciscn.
2uiIen Sic iid
BON cinem ernItem
Manne Iaacn:

Ypie crb0ltcn Sic
Sbrc gcinnben pnnrc
miib iuie fdnncn Sbre
itanicu pnarc fMrirt
ipcrbcn.
unterfli6une fret, ipenn
HebdHolitnp bcrInngt.
Spre0itltn6en bon
o ubr WlDrgeus bis
z ubr Abenos.
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The first and only OF
the World.
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Sanptquarticr: n9liiffcrs Soae.
Scr. 103, 93orO.SreOeriditrnbe ieOcn
Somitog 9lbcno, nit 9lusnatme oes
oritteu Somitaas i'm Monat.
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GOrreipOnOcnteu" nidlt piuftIih OOcr
unrcaclmdhis crbalten, iiuO scbctcH,
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