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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-09-22
twelve THINGS TO DO IN SEPTEMBER

l. RANT a big tunp patch not already done On
vod loss by Keeping the cotton as II
oct your cotton seed for planting from the best
STALKS and then have them ginned separately - - ~
prevent ~ N"'eiuhS S'0ie :"
Start planting especially in the northern half Of the cot
- ~ n NAH Vi inc Wv
Iy patch OF Abruzz and winter grazing
Be plant on all cotton Lands that are
go In year. - ~ ~ ~
Try some bur clover pastures will Give YOU
valuable winter and spring grazing.
D. Save an abundance Of seed peas for next year
TO- Start the children visit the school Yourself
H. Don't rush cotton a market arrange
all you for better prices.
T. Save all the hay and possible for
feeding.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-09-22
Charcoal and Grit.

Charcoal, grit, and oyster shell
should be provided so that the chicks
can help themselves whenever they
want to.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-09-22
Avoid Ptomaine POISONING.

Take no chances; bury the carcasses
of dead fowls and animals. A sort of
ptomaine poisoning results when fowls
eat decayed flesh.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-09-22
loo Generous

June-She not only gives her money
TO the poor, but she gives herself.
Belle-Of course, there's got TO he q
ny In the ointment If Bess makes II
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-09-22
Improves Digestion

Silage stimulates and improves "
gestiOn during the dry-feecing peii'''
and keeps cattle thrifty and f'sSn'
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-09-22
Oils From Lemons.

A process invented by an Italian
chemist for extracting essential oils
from citrous fruits is said not to affect
the chemical properties Of the oils in
any way, and it is, predicted that IL
eventually will revolutionize the in.
dustry.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-09-22
Colt Must Be Fed.

The best-bred colt will be no bet.
ter than a scrub If 1t Is fed upon a
starvation ration.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-09-22

he organic law will be submitted
Tor all Officers municipal otherwise this state
MRS carrie Chapman Gait
mas taken charge of the Maine reenorcemens
are oeg rushed to her aid from all States
AS iar as suffrage concerned Maine
rural Woman generally speaking is not poar ssu With
the - NV p0p"" i''ue WIFI
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-09-22
INVITING Disaster

To lead bull by a rope without
nose-stick is always inviting disaster.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-09-22
Benefits of StanchIons.

Sanctions save milk, and preVeh'
the calves from sucking one anoine''
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-09-22
Tree Growing From Telephone Pole

Tree Growing From Telephone Pole.
New Orleans has a live oak tree
growing out Of cedar telephone pole.
The tree, which Is probably four years
old, Is three or four feet long. 1t is
believed that an acorn blew into hole
which had been made in the pole when
the limbs were cut off.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-09-22
TIMELY PREPARATION FOR FILLING ~,

From the farm management stand
point ii is always Il great deal better
to have things ready for the Silo long
before they are needed. 1t does not
take any more time to see that the
knives of the cutter are sharpened and
that the binder is in good working or
der ut one period of the year than it
does ut another and it may mean n
good many dollars To the ranchcr.
writes c. W. PugSley. in Field and
Farm. No money is saved by attempt
ing 10 get along with too little help.
Filling the SilO ut the best is rather
heavy work ana as Il rule we do not
like that part of it which demands the
handling of heavy bundles of corn. If
teams and men enough are on hand Ia
complete the work in Il short lime and
less trouble will be experienced in get
ting help.
Heaviest Expenses.
One of the heaviest EXPENSES in CON
nectiOn with filling is the cost of an
engine and an engineer, and when an
outfit is hired the farmer should see
that it Is used 10 full capacity. This
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-09-22

oal Oh knocking before entering didn't bother this
bedroom householder
of
the aane the
getting out Of the
Fortunately neither the pilot sleeper
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-03-09

menace. he" ~.
stand for sucE .3I
state ?-State H2.
tin.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-03-09
Ona kina Of a Woman.

In one Of the leading grocery stores
q richly attired woman was overheard
ordering a pound Of tea. The eighty
cent kind" she reminded the clerk.
We want it good" She was turning
away when she stopped suddenly and,
attracting the attention Of the clerk,
pointed to coffee can marked "Sev.
euteen cents pound" just give me
quarter Of a pound of that, please,
she said My husband is the only
one in the family who uses coffee. -
Boston Traveller.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-03-09

the disease, if it is present, and mott
fv the State Board of Health.
But there's another way, far better
than this, and that is to prevent the
disease. You choose your represen-
-a-tves to make laws for the protec
ton Of your life and property. There
is no law in the state that covers
this particular matter, although there
should he a substantial state tax for
the privilege Of keeping dog. Near
~ every municipality in the state has
enacted protective laws requiring a
dog tax and for the muzZling of dogs
which are allowed to run at large.
You select public officers to enforce
the laws and they don't enforce them,
or allow their infraction through ia
voritism or because, in their wisdom,
certain enactments are foolish or un-
necessary. They exercise an alterna-
tive which is beyond their legal right
to use.
1t seems to require an outbreak of
rabies, like the present one, a death
or Two or three to arouse public senti-
ment to the point of demanding law
enforcement, of insisting that execu-
tive officers shall perform the duty
for which they were elected.
Most dogs are not worth the scraps
they tip over the garbage cans in the
back yard at night to feed upon. If
the cog owner has an animal of real
value, he should think enough of it to
protect it from the results of violated
law, and he should protect the public
from the possibilities of its being in
tected, Any dog, whether a valued
hunter or Of rare breed, if allowed to
run at large, is likely TO be exposed
TO this infection. 1t comes like a
thief in the night, without warning.
It's actual presence in any community
is the first premonition. For the
owner of the animal the only protec-
ton is obedience to the local laws, or
those Of the state, if such exist,
Against all dogs not so protected it is
the plain duty Of officials strictly to
enforce these protective laws through
all seasons and months.
Il IS because these laws have faileC
Of enforcement that Florida has fas
tened upon it the present plague anC
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-03-09
without a fight is to dream an empty

without fight is to dream an empty
dream.
How would you like to live all your
days under the shadow of the mailed
fist; to be regulated, watched and
commanded like raw recruit in the
awkward squad; to never feel for 2
moment free from the hand of the
government; to have the superhuman
origin and divine warrant of the kali
ser dinned eternally in your ears; to
walk in hourly dread of the lurking
police agent and eavesdropping spy;
| to be in danger of prosecution for the
least remark offensive to the ruler;
to be seized at your cradle and mold
ed all your days for the greater glory
Of the Hohenzollerns?
Americans could no more live in
such an atmosphere than they could
thrive in q vacuum. They would sui
focate in it. Yet that is the Prussiar
idea.
1t is time to have done with
fooling and dreaming. This world
is to be autocratic or democratic.
Just as this war turns out. If
Germany wins there will be an
alignment of all the autocracies
against what remains of the de-
mocracies until the democratic
idea is permanently down and out
Whether Germany wins on land
or wins by her Uboat campaign.
the result is exactly the same for
democracy and for us.
The only choice we have is whethe'
we shall let them fight our battle anc
perhaps lose it, or whether we shall
take our place with them and in thi:
final struggle between freedom anc
monarchy play the part Of a natior
of men.
But if we are going to crawl on oul
bellies let's make 4 good job OF it anC
rot pretend to do anything else. One
thing or the other. Crawl or walk
straight and 90 through to the end.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-03-09

were useless and only an 0PeIaVI0
would WeuH help me, but Lydia E. Pinkham,s 3
Tegetable Compound has proved it
otbserwise | am now perfectly well
and and can do any kind Of work: Mrs.
NEITfF St1u ef,' PgELPs, care of R. A. Rider,
RID. No. S, Fulton, N. Y,
We wish every woman who suffers
from female troubles, nervousness,
hackacbe or the blues could see the let
ters tar written by women made well by Ly-
Gia T, Pinkham' Vegetable Compound.
If YOU have bad symptoms and do not
understand the cause, write to the
! , vida F, Pjnkham Medicine Co., Lynn,
Mass. for helpful advice given free.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-03-09
Rank Foolishness.

You occasionally see it stated that
colds do not result from cold weather.
That is rank foolishncSs. We're it
true colds would be as prevalent in
midsummer as in midwinter. The
ricrobc that causes colds fiourisheS in
damp, cold weather. To get rid Of 4
cold take Chamberlain's Cough Rene
dv. 1t is effectual and is highly rec
commended by people who have used il
for many years as occasion required
and know its real value. Obtalnao.e
everywhere.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-03-09
L 4 i 4 j. + + + + + + + = = =
RABIES IN FLORIDA
!. 4. !. 4. + + ,s.++++++*+s :. +

Which is worth more, my lIle VI
YOUR dog, or to reverse the proposition
your life or my dog
The same old question comes up
periodically, with the recurring prev
alence of hydrophobia in different
narts of the state, and it is particular
" emphatic just now because of the
existence of positive cases, or threat
ened cases. in jacksonville and Duval
County, as well as in several other
sections of Florida. Just why TINS
coincidence of the infection in so many
parts of the state at the same time, is
not matter for discussion here, 1t
exists and the question is that OF tlrSt
aid-what to do in the circumstances
No other human affiction or intec-
ton is weighted with more horrlo!e
possibilities. Death from no other
disease is accompanied with greater
suffering, more agonizing torture. Its
horrors can not he depicted and to Wit
ness such a death is torture in itself.
Not every dog that bites human
being is infected with rabies. but ev-
cry dog inficting such bite should
be captured and confined beyond the
possibility of further harm, until the
disease, if present, has time to de-
vaIon IN nOsi+iyp SymDtOmS-usually
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-03-09
Sign of Good Digestion.

When you see 4 cheerful and happy
cid lady YOU may know that she mas
good digestion. If your digestion is
impaired or if you do not relish your
meals take dose of Chamberlain's
Tablets. They strengthen the stom-
aph, improve the digestion and cause
4 gentle movement Of the bowels. Oh
tainable everywhere.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-03-09
WAR ON GERMANY
WILL Be STRUGGLE
Of Democracy Against Auto
cracy-Not a Question
of Sinking Vessels.
(By Charles Edward Russell.)

WASHINGTON. D. c.. March 6.-One
-, ..,,,,,,1,. ond ,obo,-
thlils SURE 'i'oSs '0''''' ~ 49,,
ly sure-war between Vhe Ohl'eu
States and Germany will be no quarrel
between nations about the sinking of
.h;,. or tba braokinc of some rule
-po ~
OF the war s''ile' ,,o.,oor ;doos
~ VIII ov oa,,t;a,e af c;I,;I;aation onj
pe'" eei .o..Cs 49, l'n+,,oo,, oroo+ It'll
eh gonel,lie, ,tnI Ill.,, oTom oinIes Of existerce
'tII',-'i NJ XIV ~, sjnl.;no nav he TAXED
oha,,t. +i, +hn s+,,raIe hntwaon ;deos will
~ ~ ti,;rr EStICHT ohout
Tba ..nvnrr oc+" thot will nrecipi-
toto tbo s+runrIn will he exact1v like
tbo SHOOTING 0f tho Austrian arch
G,le Il Will he the signal TO begin,
but the v,or is or aIre9dv and has
boer on fo,. agas and il is NOT in the
mower If any nation. however much
+ nav love- reqce TO sidastep that
conflict
The ideas of government and of
c;vil;zotion hn'd Inv +he neopIe Of the
United States cor never bv anv posi-
hiIitv i;be with the ideas of govern
nent and for r;viIization held bv Ger
MAN
The two can never exist side bv
side in the same world They
,ra absolutely ir~ecorcilahle and
always will he There can no
mo-n ho ,o,co b.twaen +bem than
thoro con- bo nooco batwaer frne.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-03-09

SNClfS AS
when so many have
proved that Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Com pound
will make them
we'll? For over a
year l suffered so
from female weak
ness l could hardly
stand a n d W as
afraid to go on the
street alone. Doc
tors said medicines
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-03-09
GEN. PERSH|I
REMARKABLE
Jumped Over 4
Other Officers
Brisad |

The most remarE5|
General Frederick Fl
der of the division o|
just died, is Major 4
seph Pershing, who i
pedition of United 81
Mexico.
Pershing has been
hand man in the co1
my Of the south. A
the almost impossib]
ing Villa into the d
chihuahua on accour|
achievements in Cub
pines.
Pershing was bor|
Mo-, Septcmhrr u
graduated from We|
as second Lieutenant
Sixth Cavalry. SID
been constantly in /
First in the feyce|
against the Apache]
in the Sioux wars
during the Spanish
the campalgn Of \
Pershing's fame as
leaps and bounds.
When the Philip
United States owl
was sent there, |
paign againsc the I'd
him such fame tia
ment made him brJ
time the youngest
er named genera, |
my.
President Roosey
jumping PersAlng
| brlg2dler-g genera. 4
ncerS who we've Pe1
In 1906 Persh.14
Of the Moro prov.nc
| lomacy with ngh,|
| pushed his tam1
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-03-09
WOMAN COULD
HARDLY STAND
Restored to Health by Lydia
E.Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Fulton. N. Y. - why will women
nav out their money for treatment and
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-03-09
Maxim

Great imprvFeme|
in the methods fl
salt both by tie 1
pan processes I'll
ers in which the "a
and is not toH Led
til it is almost READ
marvels Of iu-e0n!|
is now made an
vacuum pan 1900
orators have SO /
cost Of maxim II
time methods . 81
tory.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-28

pp
nj hhunn yarwa ymaeyI ing u II ter L nby h N hi
W pqpne known hem o The HFO as Bgs ~ h
III I wit pae hy b ~ k h error Ia In
4 hpaewh hh Hndqk adjust e " n h as % qk throw m
II Hg an firm hpgHd doe @ give @ h
Hy r an OF 9
III y
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-16
Die peunae cage.

Die beutige Gage bat fid ourd
Die Greilaifung Der @efangenen bonn
garrotpoale ieitens Ser oentiden Hes
gierung ettpas gebeiiert. Die artegs-
gefabr lit aber nod lange nibt ge=
Id1punoei1. Mles @ereoe BON einem
Nafgeben Oeutidlanos uno bon
gerglei6en iino l1niinn, Die 8lofaoe
miro in oerielben ifarfen Beiie
fortgeIett, ME BON Mnfang an. Sest
milf man perluden, iie 81 nmgebel1,
es miro oas aber bo1 nur teilpel1e
geIingen. Die geidiebung BON
@aIab bat ipieber beeonnen. Sn Ga
li5ie1L norolih bon Garnopol, babe1
Sic Deutlden anlheineno einen bib
iden grfolg errungen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-16
Sic i'm Sinterbans.
@ie oas 8oIf i'm &rieg lebt. Selbit-
erlebtes int Mrbeiters uno &lein-
Ieute 8iertel bon Berlin.
So5iale 3uit6il6e.

Sans Sitpal6, Der betpabrte Sdil.
oerer fo5iaIer 3uftanoe. bot I'M
auftrag Der @oiiiihen 3eitung Die
gerliner Mrbeiter- uno aleinlente'
bierteI ourhtpnnoert, un6, obne
l1ebertreibungen nod Der eiten ooer
Ser anoeren Midtling Elm nnbefan-
genes gIo 6eiien geseben, mas er
nit eigenem Muge seida.t bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-16

3molfiabrige unipilig, idob aber
oann 5ogerno oas Stid6cn Bid.
ling, oag er iid pom 9eaer genonl-
me1t, pieoer lei11er Mutter gu: nd
10, oas lit ia oeine."
ugtu - ninm idon ninlarl
lbon!" orGngte feline Wutter.
yNee = id mag mid mebr!" net
gerte iib Ser Snnge.
vunIinn - Ou balt oob eben nad)
geeriffen!"
,Mber Mutter - 5tping mir ooh
MIDI INNER mas uff!"
o9u muBt bod orbentlid eiien =
in oeinem Mlter!"
3D. - if BIN latt, pel,n id nod
oas Stiid grot babe -"
Sci bieien @orten iaben feline Mu-
gen febniiidtig nod Dem StiidGet
8iidIing, bas ais @eit bon einen1
baIben Slid auf Dem Seller lag.
yMllo - MI nim1nlt Oh es 6ir!"
befobl Die Mi1tter itreng.
yOem ba1t bu mieber gar nibts!"
murrte ser Sange, uno biB lbon III
bas Boot, auf Dem oas Stiidd)en
Stihfleiid lag.
yMan bat ieinen s(ergcr nit oea
WortIebuna auf @eite =.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-16
Comal Springs Nursery
Uearnntet 1886.

We9fHnbef 1886.
8ir 5ieben bier ale Gorten Balm.
idul > Nrtifef, ipeIde fid fir itnier 8li,
no eignen.
Obft> unb Sbntten > 8dtrre. Meben.
Moien, Sierftrdnber, Snmergriine 4diis
me mno Gtrduder. BaIn1en, &nolenges
pddR, @dmereien rip. unfere 30idhris
&c grfabruns fomu1t n~nferen alrnoen
3ngnte.
Wir berfaufen nair quite @aare, au
fold niebrigen Breifen, tuie feIbige ge
sogen neroen fam. G6reibt nm freieu.
reihbartiaen aataIos. Goreie:
Otto Locke, Neu grannftls, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-16
@in 8 u 9 e t.

oSIU SuOelI. Nytttltll9 Uuut pAOutp
bafen. ssn Ser o. itraBe, aspei
Ereppen bod. Gin fleiner gorflur,
re1ts cine grobe Slide, in Der oil.
Der ben aiidenmobeln nod 5ipei Bet
ten, elm GROCER Mrbeitstiih, in Der
einen gde elm Nrbebett un0 am
SenIter cine M1bmai1ine fteben. lie.
Der benz Mrbeitstiib cine @asIampe.
oeren flares 2idt BEN gan5en Raum
erbent Bonn 8ohbero itrablt cine
moIlige @1rme aus.
Gin iunges M6ohen, oas seraOe
elm &Iei6 anprobiert, oriift fid in
Die Ode BEL oen getten.
SEA, Martbn, Der &err obut 9ir
nifdtl" fngte Die iunge 9riegerfrm
uMber mir fonten ia oof nab borne
iebenl @enn Sbnen bet Iteber is!"
meint fie gu mir.
.Sebn mir nad uorne!1 antrporte-
te i1.
Die 5rai. gebt mir borau, 3iinoet
eine GIamme an bent fleinen 8ron-
leudter an uno p~Iauoert babel:
Set ig n6mIi1 rleine alliile,
Die tuobnt BEL mir. Na ia, bet Is ie'
Be @ote n DabIer. Den fan1 man
mitnebmen. Mie lont id bet ionfi
ooh maden? Oct is ia n riftiger
Rnmpf ieoen griten. Dreiuno5tDal.'
3ig Marf fries id am Griten. SAT-
5ebn Marf iebn for Miete ab. Blei'
ben adt Marf for gifen Geuerlng
RGeioung, @Gi1e. stiebeI = ieot
SobIe foit't beute ieds Marfl 1lr
fDatb I1uft Ser 8engeI ab! Sea
set fam ia feeuer iut maden-
Mft Marf for bier5ebn Gage. SEQ
mn fommer nod ieoe @ode ore
Mtarf bon meine auiine 5u.~
.Meift's oenn m?" fragte id
5ipeifeln6.
.gee - neel" Iaht Die 8rau mi
iebt iif). limb menus ooh m Del
stDeeten S1lfte oes Monats nod ma
eenlmb5tpan3ig Marf iiebt-
rNa - tpie MAIDEN Sizes 6enn2'
,@ir2 = Sir MAIDEN Shnloen
Sd meroe bod bier BEN &ausbaEt MD
mffieben! Wnt mein Wann uno il
uns 70 nit Md uno arah anieidaff
| bnben = in 5ebn Ssabren +"
uno fie fiebt fid Inn in Der 5tube
in Der elm geppid ben GllBbo6en Be
6eft, Sofa, SeifeI, elm fleine
@dreibtifb, elm. Sdranf, 8obrihib
Re, Elm GROCER uno mebrere fIein
Glide fteben, 8iIoer - alipferitid
uno Buntbrude = an ben ISLANDER
bdngen.
u@enn i'd mid otter an Die Gal
IenIteine Ieioen rpiiroe, tat i'd ia il
Die Jnbrif iebn. ManfmaI mad
if's ia. Con paar @oden. Dem
3obl i'd ab. - Mber benin muB il
auslesen. lin bant1 mod if fuie6e
SduIben. Wenm i'd mir oenn tpieoe
n biBfen fibIe, oenn nab i'd TO
8efannte. Oct bilft oenn Dieoer !
biBfen."
~5aben sic feinen, Der Sinner
biIft?"
.Na ~ luenr i'd Die mid h1tte
Da is erItens Die SduIe. Der Sun
ge ioI bod mid BON De bobe Sbul
runter, neil fem @ater inn 5elo
is. Nee --Iieber 5abI i'd aIe 8ier
teIiobr Die paar Mnrf. Get auber
mub eben abiefnappit iperoen. 9e
!SarnifonsidulausiduiB iibt ia God
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-16

NDer lteul1ql, QIS T LII Ut SUule
horten, oct grpins 8ater III ruff
lde Sefangenidaft is, ididte mir
sic Sdule 5tuan5ig Warf. ueber-
ballpt - oe 9erren bon De S6nle-
ste lino mirflid fein 80. I'm als id
franf lag, Ionfe id oo6 BON De Sc
meinoe nat ertra friegen. Mber set
fam erit nod bier @oden. -. San5e
flint Murf -
Die Sram ladte; nunb oa5u baben
le reder9iert I'm uffiefdrieben n1o
gum Beairfsporiteber muBte i'd. Gee
8irtfhaft!"
sic 1diittelte Den &opf un6 Id.
delte, ais moate iie iagen: ~NA, oct
is mi NAL 10 = be Menlden miiien
iid midtig madden. geriteben MIR,
periteben mir!..
Sea, I'M iibrigen ridten mir urs
Elm. Mol aoblribeniuppe, mol
&artoffeln nit Sal5, mai Mobrrii-
ben nit n bisfen Sleil6. See 3eit-
lana baben mir od) mol aus Sc Wea1<
Ienfiif)e ieieilen +, Mber oerm moate
grtpin set Supptge MIDI mebr. &obl.
iuppe, Hiibenluppe, Nuoeln, iagte
er, Iieber bloB brodene &~artoffeln.
Mber MIDI INNER Sllppen. S6ledt
is't Md. Mber lieber neniger.
nDe &auptiode is, oct mir MD
frieren. Meine Sdmelter, oie BET
3igarrengeidaft bat, lieB mir i'm
September oob ileid 5peetauienO
&oblen nit ruffbringen. Die 5abl
if ibr mi 10 iahte ab. Da baben
mir ct ia better ME Die anoern, oie
fif ieben Gag finf &oblen for aebn
SEEMING in Yapier bolen.
nunb bennL tpenn mir ia 81 bum
grig iino. ieben mir eben rltnter gu
Mnttern. Die bilft bei meiner
Gdtpeiter i'm Sefdaft. l1no 90 is
immer nod n biBfen mot iebrig.
uGett lit ia nod oct Suite, bet man
nod 10 aaerlei Bat, Die eenen belfen.
Sonll Io11ue man IL oen lanoen
9anspall n1a meDr 5nlammen gal-
Ten 1or Oen ueanH, WehH e. 'U'eoer=
tonm
4ortoffeIitehen.
Sn mebreren &eiben uno 2inien
nnn.r Tn,rM a;e COMO morfthome
as,, Ioroon G;rnonp s,tTonn MI
49,, ms;ya.,sta;a ny ny, hofh n,,f
Sa,, rohrSo,,r, g;o Sto,,ao, ooh,,I.
S;n % Moaom one S;e S.ro,,es mn
maamer m,,r onu, oons ronoSom
"a sAr;+ttro;So nopon N;a
ssra,,en aonen ;hre Sm,,Itert;;hcr
Gho,. ao,, Gonf ms s+,,,,Sor mo;It
5tiG ,tnb ihmeio1om.
M1,r menioe lproden ssom 90
diem nnb eiien.
SD. meiter hot mon ieRt ior mild
aopp!" meinte cine biaIle ssrau,
sic hire snolfi1hrine godter bei iif
hotte n. ia. Sonudenl GonntcSt
mol nornehen inns fehen. Of ood e.
QorfoffeIn no iin6 CONT ifeht
NON bier orei nier @tuuoen unb
fr;edt MIDI mol 5eds Wfuno pro
QopflD
Mo- hp,,te sdpinrs il merdhe II,
;e6eniu
aso aoh s;,a Il sonipI 5o,p
Sebr 70 n;hi On roaeu 80 Il
;,,,n,era,, noh ohi1
~ ,ner,,, ,,,n,, ,,orho fr;oo+ m.0
!" ;orre ,~,n,.on,a
I'm So rro,,on ;to,,oer m;eacr
ma ih-me;oso,n r;;ster
Io-;,aso,,1 ,or ,,nC mortoter
Or N ,,nn :, ,ro,,norto e;ne.
morS,,nar o5;or mir So @ortof-
fot,, hIas r,tt snr, oaor on;ehcr;oa.
So ohno rott ghfnecft ;on, ;,,ti1
..uno mod,t feene SettfIede in n
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Gel. GrSdett 379 nnt 500.
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