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The Monte Vista journal., 1917-12-22
Nov. 23, 1917.

Monte Vista Red Cross Society:
certainly want to thank the Red
Cross for the packages which | re-
ceiyed day before yesterday There
are few things which can come to a
man over here which gladdens him
more than candy and cigarettes. It
is almost impossible to get candy or
even sweet things of any kind to eat
We can hardly get sugar for coffee.
1t is so scarce over here, and as for
cigarettes, the few that 1t is possible
to get are so poor that even the
Frenchmen, who are used to smoking
poor tobacco, can not smoke. There
are many things that you can do for
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-12-22
First Christian Church

Services at 1000 A. NJ.
Church proper 1T 11:OO A. NJ.
Sermon, THE Unwelcome Christ
The Hope of the World
Y. p. C. E., $50 p. m.
Evening services 1880 p. m.
Sermon, THE Horizon"
l.. G. Anderson, Minister
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-12-22

the men in the army but there are
few things that will be appreciated
more than presents such as / have
Just received.
We live well over here, have good
barracks and plenty to eat, but it is
the little things that help out and it
is those we miss most Probably the
hardest thing we have to go through
with is homesickness, and for the en-
listed men it must be terrible, so if
you want to help them send them
magazines and books and if any of
you know any of them write to them,
because every man waits anxiously
for mail and your letters will be ap-
preciated by those receiving them.
So far | have not been to the front
but hope to be in very short time.
| am specializing in machine guns
and am Just about through with the
course. So far | have enjoyed my
stay in France and l have seen many
new and peculiar sights but just the
same Monte Vista would look awfully
good to me right now and soon l
hope to be able to return there, but
we can't tell how soon this war will
stop.
Thanking you again for your very
kind gift, l am,
Yours sincerely,
Ralph Baird.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-12-22
Camp Kearney, Cal,
Dec. 8, 1917.

Red Cross Chapter,
Monte Vista. Colo.
Dear Friends:
Your most welcome package was
a very pleasant surprise and appre-
ciate it more than l can say. Our
training is coming along fine and l
am beginning to like this life. There
is nothing like it. Our camp is about
sixteen miles from San Diego and
ten miles from La Jolla and the
ocean.
We aren't allowed to leave camp
but two or three times month and
anything is appreciated to the fullest.
There are over thirty thousand sold
iers here and more to come. Our
company has been issued saddle
horses and for a while there were
bucking contests going on all the
time. Just now everything is quiet
and not much news, so thanking you
and hoping to hear from you soon, I
am your friend,
Corp. Alvino Sanchez
Caisson Co. No. l,
l15 U. S. Am. Train, Camp Kearney
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-12-22

Jackets on Christmas Day, 1917.
Let me thank you for the same and
wish all in Dear Old Monte a Hannv
and Merry Christmas and New Year
Yours thankfully,
Henry c. Hamilton
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-12-22

SATURDAY, December 22nd, will
be SPECIAL BARGAIN DAY at The
New Weiss-Chapman Drug Store,
Patrons will be presented with n
beautiful CALENDAR.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-12-22

A new and attractive stock OF
Hang Bags, Shopping Bags, Purses
and Leather Novelties. Come and
make your Xmas selections at The
New Weiss-Chapman Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-12-22
Baptist Church

Sunday School 9:45 m.
Preaching 11:00 a. m. and 1880
p. m.
b, Y. p. U. service will meet at
$50.
Preaching service at 1880 D, m.
Everybody welcome.
C. II. Berry, Pastor.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-12-22

1t will surprise you to see what
you can buy for n DOLLAR at The
New Weiss-Chapman Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-12-22

A new lot of Bibles and Testa-
Ments, Photo Albums, Gift Books &
Latest Fiction, at The New Weiss
Chapman Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-12-22
Camaguey, Cuba.
Nov 2G 1917

Camaguey, Cuba.
Nov. 20, 1917.
Red Cross, Monte Vista.
Dear Friends: Your package ar
rived today and was certainly appre-
ciated by myself and Bunkie. We
are long ways from home and 1t
pleases me to know that l am still re-
mbered by the folks in my old
home town. The Red Cross is doing
so much to make our holidays very
pleasant for us.
We are in Cuba now. training to go
to France In the spring and also to
protect and guarantee the sugar for
the world. SO you see we have two
Jobs ahead Of us. 1t is very pleasant
here as We are stationed in town
where there are few Americans.
Cuba has very fine weather and some
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-12-22

Rio Grande County soldier
boys are scattered far and
wide, but each is remembered
by the Red Cross local chapter.
Following are some of the let
ters received in hearty acknow-
ledgment of gifts from home {:
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-10


 h conformity to a request from the Outside Red Cross officials the local chapter of The Rcd Cross will con- nn .rc u campaign for new members c'mmcacns December l7th ana ending .. -oth the special object being to enroll as many annual members for th" year 1918 as possible \ special .W"ien committee was appointed at a meeting held yesterday and the man. u4oment was vested in Mir Frank Dean. Mr. Davis RunNon was ap- pointed treasurer It is the intention to .nmeurato regular drive that is expected to land whole lot of mcm- hsr~ at one dollar d head The cam rf2n iS undertaken in the hope that the present ron million members of the oreanjzation can he increased .o ff- teen million by tho cnd of the dcoig- n1trd week Ks the cause is one in which everyone is surely interested. it i~ tu be expected that the efforts of the local committee will be rewarded by the enrolment of all who can spare dollar for membership
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-10

Some Chapter No, 7$ Women of NJ .o>chcalt Legion ;hc new Ladies h,ld is first executive meeting at the Moose lodge room this evening. The clahlr number of new candidates for admission, indicating that the new lodge is growing in popularity among the lady members of the community who are qualified to join.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-10

The management of the Nome Hak- ,rN has run up against ;,n suHdrN and unexpected array of difficulties in mak- ing repairs and alterations and in con sequence have been compelled 10
 enjn Gola> tn" rooponing of tha web known establishment until tomorrow morning The boys figure that oy hat time they will have everything in first class shape and a fine asSor'non, of pH-;crics and other bakers o'u,,s o1 display for the dclcctation of rNoir ratrups.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-10

ouios to a misunderstanding rc- tlvr to the hours the musical concert scheduled to take place at th Arctic what hclatcd and many pat ons f,ilcd to hear the music rendered la;a ln the evening. priprictor Porath has now arranged matters So that tlr concerts Will commence not later than ten o'clock and will continue until twelve, twice weekly and timed so as to fol- low Gaoccs and entertainments when- rtcr possible
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-10

The Bureau of Education journal, Tho Eskimo. reports that Mir Shields win run picture show at every vil- laso nc visits ths winter and also at the reindeer fair. As he makes his annual winter journey to the various so hools and villages under his juris- di,ttoa he will carry fine lantern for projecting slides which Mir. Lopp sent in from seattle last fall
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-10
NEWS NOTES
THREE CENTS POSTAGE NOW.

The heating plant of the court house Wds restored to usefulness Saturday evening and the official force was able to get thaWcd out again and resume their official duties this morning.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-10

Heard the Judge say that he IS go. ing to the Roof Garden We are of- fering odds that he will have a biq time.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-14
Santa Claus Res
pond to the Plea Of
Little Ada Wander
grif
Shut Out From the world
Through Sickness, the
/ Hopeful Child Sends Letter
Which St. Nick Surely
Regard

Several months ago, little Ada
Vandergriff was operated upon for
appendicitis. The operation was
the means of saving her life but
since its performance she has been
unable to walk. Confined to her
home, the little girl finds it exceed
inly lonely without the joy Of other
children to play with and she has
written letter to Santa Claus ask
ing that he relieve her WEAKNESS by
sending a few toys with which she
can while away her hours. The pa
thetic little letter reached The Re-
view and it is now presented to you,
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-14
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
SPECIALITY STORE

friend reader, for your considera-
ton.
Will the plea from the little 10,
year old cripple go unanswered?
The Review believes that the
Christmas Spirit is too strong in
Morgan City to let this pass. The
publisher will be glad to record in
an early issue that little Ada has had
her letter answered and the start of
a few dollars for this purpose is
pledged herewith:
"My Dear Santa Clause, Thought
l would never see you again for I've
been so awful, awful sick. Being in
that case l think you will be good to
me though l know how hard times
are. Well I shall tell you what I'd
love to have would love a nice
tea set, and a little dol hammock,
and little flute, and big Rubber
ball, and some fairy-tale stories, and
some little game, and some fire
works for l just love them. sim
cerely hope dear Santa Claus that |
am not asking too much( but as Pm
not able to go out and play ! do get
so very Lonesome. So would love
to have the toys to play with. Thank
ing you in advance and wishing you
good health and a Merry, Merry
Christmas. And happy New
Year, l am as ever your loving little
grille, Ada"
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-14

Your bog, youc relative or your
friend will think kindly Of you all
the cunning year if You send him or
her The Morgan City Daily or Week
~ Review as Christmas Gift. This
will be especially fine for the boy N
the Training Camp or with the Expe-
dictionary Forces. Pone PTS.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-14
BILLIARDS.

Children take BILLIARDS.
HOREHOUND SYRUP willingly be-
cause it tastes nice. There isn't
better remedy for children's
coughs, hoarseness and bronchitis.
its good medicine and easy to
take. Price 25c, soc, and S1.0n
rer bottle. Sold by BELAN GER
DRUG co.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-14
NOTICE..

A special communication of Doric
Lodge No. 2O5 F. and A. M. will be
AeA Sunday afternoon December
y 1917, at $3.50 o'clock for exam
nation 2. A. balloting and conferr-
& +. A. degree. Visitors well
esne.
= order Of
]. W. PADDOCK, w. M. ct.
g. A. BIBBINS, Sec.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-14

W0MANHOOD, the greatest war
picture ever shown in Morgan City,
WI play a return engagement at
TIE Arcade Saturday. The prices
tor matinee and night will be 10c
md 15c. At these prices, every
man, woman and child should see
tas picture. st.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-14
Splendid Program At
Opera House Tonight

A big program of musical numbers
by local talent and picture plays by
famous screen stars will be given at
the Evangeline Theatre tonight for
the benefit of the Sacred Heart
Catholic Church Building Fund The
full program giving names of local
people and description of the picture
plays is given elsewhere in this is
sue of the Daily Review. The local
people on the program are among
the favorite performers of the city
and the entire program and the
cause for which it is being present
ed are so popular that it has been
necessary to have second large
number of tickets printed, the first
order having been sold out com
pletely. The pictures to be furnish
ed by Manager Loeb tonight are
worth the small admission charge of
10 and 20 cents. He will offer as
the main photo feature great play
in which Francis x Bushman and
Beverly Bayne will lead. The pic
lures will also include another COM
edy from the screen favorites, Mr..
and Mrs. Sidney Drew.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-14

Columbia Carbon Paper and
Typewriter Ribbons for sale at the
Review Office. Phone 278.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-14
BANK NOTICE.

The regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders Of the First National
Bank Of Morgan City, La, will be
held between the hours of 10 o'clock
a. M, and o'clock p. M, Tuesday,
January s, 1918 for the purpose Of
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-14

Morgan City Daily Review deliver
Cd 70 your home, 40 cts. per month.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-14

electing directors to serve for the en-
suing year.
K 2. HOOD,
Cashier. mo-
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-14

Merchants may secure beautiful
Christmas Cards with envelopes to
match, printed with greetings of the
season, at The Review office. Phone
278.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-14
PERSONALS

- Z Stone arrived here from,
LAW and has accepted posi-
9TH the H. Foundry Machine
Works.
~ Mayer of Atlanta is VS.
;.or in our city today
~ Mr. Edwin Chapman has accepted
a.;tion at the Glen Orange store.
W. ]. H. Whitehead, with the
usstern Union Tel, Co. with head
..srters in Dallas, Texas, is a bust
ness visitor here this week.
Mics Florence Movant is the guest
. her sister, Mrs. H. n. Boudreaux'
NJ F. Comeaux of Berwick was
l..;noss visitor here Thursday.
Ms King of Jeanerette is the
NEST of Mrs. R. A. Kelso this week.
Mrs. George Bernauer Of Ramos
v.s the guest of her mother Mrs =.
E. Ditch THURSDAY.
,;eut Edwin O'Bren left here
thursday for ElPaso, Texas, where
H. will join his regiment.
Mr. VIM. Dreibholz, who has been
!, Abbeyille for several months
.nent few hours with friends here
Thursday.
Mr. Eugene Shelburne, who is sta
.;o,ed with the Coast Artillery in
Fort Morgan, is spending a few days
here with his father.
Mr. Lucius of Bay St. Louis, Miss.
:. . visitor in our city today.
Mr. ] hn Treider of Monroe will
.nend the week end here the guest
Of Miss Vida Kinsley.
Mr. VIM. Gipert Of Algiers was IN
onr city during the week, as the
NEST Of Miss Lottie Morgan.
Mr.. VIM. Morrison of Lake Bridge
i. visitor here today.
Mr.. John Hirshfield, who received
an honorable discharge from Camp
Pike has returned home.
Mr.. C. H. Blanchard was a bust
,ess visitor in Franklin Thursday.
Mr.. L. A. Marks of Baton Rouge
IA visitor in our city today.
Mrs. Albert Roussell Of Patterson
i the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
A. NJ. Gotten.
Nj. r. S. Salsman of Bonner is
a visitor here today.
Mr.. 2. T. Marine of Patterson was
visitor here Thursday.
Nj. and Mrs. Ed Smith who arriv-
I'd from their home in Houston, Tex
d, to attend the funeral of MIR.
Smiths father returned Thursday.
Nj. G. ]. Lamarre Of Assumption
vas in our city during the week.
MUTT AND JEFF'S DIVORCE
Every chorus girl Of the Mutt and
Jeff's Divorce, company to be seen
ho,o a. tho Eyapro1ina on Sunday
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-14

Every chorus girl Of the Mutt and
Jeff's Divorce, company to be seen
here at the Evangeline on Sunday
December 16 is an accomplished
player Of the piano as well as a
singer and dancer. The stage mar
agement in selecting this seasol.
galaxy discovered that girls ral-
y gifted, make the most
singers as well as dancers.
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Ser 5rieoe; tuasu unS mic?

Geit anbertbaIb Sabr iIt isbr 5dufis
Der Jriebe in alerndaite 4usii4t aes
felt porDen. aeiber baben alle Dieie
9offnunsen ii9 ais triigeriId ernie
fen unb mir piHen aua jest, mas uns
ale sstduiat bat. auf beiben Ssitsn
beftebt Elm fold sutfdieoener Siegess
mile, aus bem aeiitunseu entiiant.n
iinb, bic man friiber ni4t fir mOslid
gebaltsu bate. Qls Elm rufifdes Seer
BON iiber pisr Wiaiouen ssi6iassn
unp auseinanbr geiprsnst Doroen.
mar bic Qnnabme sere4tfertiat,
bab bas 3arenrei4 peber bic @eIos
mittel bsiisen piirbe, nm siH neues
9eer auf3uitelIeu. nod bic n0t6issn
Waffen tpiirbe aufbrinsen tDnnen unb
bod 1T es sefhsbeH. Gnsianb bat
Summsn 9elbes beidafft, bic ssrabss
5u fabelbaft finb uHb bic man, ebs bus
Wunbr sef4eben mar, fii- pbauta.
itif6 sebalten bdtte. 8ei aller aennts
nib bon Der inbuitriellen "2adt jenss
2anbes bdtte man'ni seslaubt, bab ss
in Der SerfteGuns BON Waffen gu .ia
ner foldsn 6Obs sslansen t6nne, ME
ss lie errsiat bat, Rod perbliiifenDsr
mar bic auffteauns ieiner srnben
5esre. Die @niidt mar alIsemein OBJ
palteHb, bab @robbritannien nur sins
ftarte Seemaat isin tOnne, abG i'm
nismals i'm Stanbe fsin
lpiirbe, 4dtung ssbietenb aufsutreten.
Bon sinem Seer Don feds Wilipnen
Wann bate gtiemanb iid sttpas trGus
menlaiTen. Die i'm &riegsipefen cra
fabreniten MGnner 9euti6lanbs ii5ns
Taben ben feelif8en SattOr, pie @Sl.
Ter ungeabnte ardfte aus ibrer gnts
THlpfIerbeit unb Werspetfluno su
T91pfen perm0gen. Su folder @eiIe
Iiub ale gere9nunsen an Dem su
S6anben geporbsu, mas man nidt
ooraasssieben bat uub tn mohrbeitl
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be ptasfutr Don msuultiDn unb prp.
piant aufbSrsn unb ss eSbe bdnn tels
men Hau&bootirisa iuptis es bis Der.
Gtanten betrdfs. Mus tpeiter fid,
baraus erseben rpiirbe, III fo9or bur9
Ridfidtnabme auf bic .Nnterefen Der
Der. Siaaten, bic Der a]rGfbent p6gis
unbeadst IGbt, sebotsn. Dis Nus.
fubr BON 2ebensmttieln ioIt angs.
ii9ts Der sertngen @orrdtbe, bic uns
berbleiben, unter alien llmitdnbsn ert
folsen. Gs 1T gang unperaeibli9. bi:
Der. Staaten ausaubunsern, Inn
Gnslanb gu bslfeu. Die Wunitions'
iperre nurbe bic Der. Staaten Don
etner bGdft ungeiunbeu tubuitri'aen
Gntpidluns frei MAIDEN. ba ale aapi<
talien elmer Snbuitrie susspanbt psrs
ben, bic innerbalb oierunbsipan5tg
Stunben na1 Besubisuns bes 8risges
erIoi9en tpiirbe. 5isrsu tommt nod,
bab mir fiit bic Munitiun bon ben
Gnsldnbern gar tein @elb mebr tes
tommen, ionberu i6re faulen papiere,
bic nod nidt in 5tpansis Sabren fliiir
Itg aema9t iperbeu tOnntsn. gSds Der
prGfibsnt tbun min, lit iiderli4 nidt,
bic Redte Der Der. Staten au pers
tbeibisen unb ibren glubsn gu fOrbcrn,
ionbern bic umsritaniidH Nation.
Gnslanb suliebe. in ben 6uraer unb
In ben Bancroft bineinsutretben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-12

Die Sena!oren unb Reprds
isntantsn DON Cincinnati in Der Gs'
sislatur babsn I'D, sssenbis 8ilI er'
tlGrt, pslhe bic Siirssr bieisr StaOt
fir cine 4usgabe ppn sipansis Miaios
nsn Dollars CUR 9eriteauns tinss
Observation-Disclosures baftbur ma4t. Die
Witslieber Der 2esislatur i'm Iagea
meinen paren Der aniidt, oab o1s
cine 4nsslessnbeit lei. peI4e bic gir'
ger DON Cincinnati aaein ansebt. @ous
Derneur Gor iebo4 erlisb ben gefsbl,
bab ale Oemptratsu fir bic Bill Ilims
menIolItsn unb 10 seiddb es. SeBt
frassn ipir2 ST Der 9Ouperneur Gor
audi giirsermsifter BON GtneinHati9
Das tpirb er pobl felbit nidt bebaups
ten poqsn. Delde Motipe ha! er
bann ,iit peri0nIia fir cine Insels'
senbsit einauieberl. bic i'm. pie i6ers
baupt ben san5en Staat nihts anssbt,
ionbern lebislid unb alein bic girser
bieier Stabt, bic ale 2aiien bes uns
tsrnebmens su trdsen baben tperosn?
Die eiu5ise 4nttport Der 8iirser BON
Cincinnati aui bieien @eipaltait tann
rur bic fein, bab iie bic Bin eIner
@oltsdbit bittmmune urter3iehen unb iie
tpie Elm Mann pertperfen uNb 3tpar
i9on bes prinsips tpesen, bab es hem
Gpuperneur MID! sufebt, bic Mn9sles
senbeimn Don Cincinnati gu Dertpal..n.
Sa6Iid 1T bi. Bill ebenio unann.bm'
bar. Die Gtabt bat fid DerpfIihtet.
adt Wiaionen Dollars an cine Ring
babn su nenben. Denna4 lam
lie jebt niat pbne ihnere S4dbisung
ibres arebits fi6 NH elmer auseabe
DON 20 Milipnen Dollars befaHeu,
Su NAL bas llnternebmen niat prtngs
lid TT unb .s DON ben GifenbatHen
iefbit .benfp gut bsforgt ipercen lam,
Icsar nod better, mi. Don Der S!ubt.
Benn ssfast ipirb, bab bic Babnen be
6elber fir bic 3ini.n unb fir bic
S6ulbentilsuns beitrasen perosn. 10
1T bas Bios eine 9srmutbung uno
t.ine Sbatfade. benn bislans bat iit
nod feline gabn ba5u i4riftlid uno
binbenb perpfli6iet. es 1T iosar mchr
als pabri6einlid. bab sine arobs
9uhnaeielli6aft elmer folfsn Der
pflidtuna ni6t beitreten tpirb. sSn
bieIer 8eiie tdnn ss fid ereianen, tab
bic Stabt 20 MiGionen fir einen Ban
bat. fir peldsn lie bic
iuden mub. Iuf fo!6es
Riiito bin 5tpan5ig Wtllionen dusaus
ssbcn, pGre serabesu Elm @srbredsn.
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Dem ensItfden Martres

Dem ensItfden Warine'
Riniiter lam man in Der anildt
beiftimmeu, baB er bse aampfsGIott:
ni4t ins Steer 1aiden tann, neil penn
biefe seitlas.n ptrb. England fiir
ole 3eiteu selkfert pGrs uHb Der wli'
niiter, Der ioIde Nieberlase offenfun<
big befiirdtet, bot allen Srunb hier5u
Die Seddladt am Staggered bat ibm
cine 9usfunft ertbeiIt, bic er nidt urts
beriidTftist laFen tanu, ndmIid bab
cine Der beutf9en tpeit iiberlssens enss
Iifde Jlptte fold fdpere @erluiis ers
lit, bab iie ben @iit5us antretsn
mubte.
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Sn ben Meixpsten ses Mbsia.
GaueS.
BON Seinrt@ See

Die 2ebranitaIt fir @ein', Obit. ,usb
Uarteubau IN @eiieribeimt. - Der
erobte Wet1itoG Gei,ti%anos. =.
Ter @eriudS @etnbers. - Ser
Oiiideang brs @einba,ts. --llnfraut
i'm @ingert. - Der beriibntete
eaer @einberee. - @inteI unb bas
Sa,lS Der @rentanos. Gin Srauer.
ipteI aus ben 5agcr @oetbes. -Dns
llteite @obnbaus DeuiidIanos, l.
Sattenbeim unb aloitcr gberbat.
- 9ie MeinIteiger,ing.
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0ie Oeuti4en babenibre

9ie Deuti9en babenibrs
antiinbieuus, iebeu Ronat eins WtiIs
lion Spnnsn Der aaitrtsn S4ifiabrt
gu perIsntsn, i'm eriteu Wonat idor
ausssfiibrt, nobel NOD gu bemerten 1T,
baB unsefabr oierybu Sage lang cine
GENTLE Sdonuns seiibt perben
mubte. Das Derfpridt nod srDsers
GrfoIse fir btei.n MOnot. pOraussez
'sBt, baB bic S4tffabrt aug Gur9t
Dor ben Eaudbouben ni9t In p0uiaes
Stpd.n gerdtb. @enn bic Sdiff. niat
aus bem Sufen berausfDmmeH, taNu
man fie niht oerfeuten, aber bdun gebt
aud bic &usbuugeruns I'm 10 befer
DON Stat4en. Die @usfi4t. bdb nit
ben 5au1booteu Der 2ries gu Gnbc
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