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The Detroit times., 1917-08-04
ENGINEERS ARE
ON THE OCEAN
William Livingstone Returns
Home After Bidding
Son Good Bye

The sixteenth r. $ Engineers.
who left their camp a, The state
fair grounds early Monday morning.
are now on The Atlantic ocean. on
route FOR France They sailed from
an eastern port during fhe week
William iiSings sire dent 81
tho Dime Saungs bank who went
east about week ago 20 -sr good
bye 90 his youngest son Thomas vs.
Palmer livingstone q lieutenant 30
company A. witnessed rhe depart
are Re returned 20 Detroit Sat
lrdat morning
The men were an in high spirits
and glad 20 get away from 'be
heat sad Mr. Twins tone They
have good ship and We're ver1
comfortable when ! visited them
Every man In the regiment was
anxious Go get 20 France.
In New York var activities ere
taking precedence over every'hing
n the peace agitation IS crystalliz.
Ing into anything defrite Jaw no
evidence ~ t There is "a strong
feeling that TIE russian situation
gill proiong The war
Henry Arthur Jones. mo brilliant
English playwright was a success
ful travelling salesman before he be-
gan writing for The siacs.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-04
RUNNERS GO
DOWN WITH
/ U. S. SHIP
Eight Yankee Fighters
Missing From
MOtanO

WASHINGTON. aug Alive of
the armed guard OF the AIefican
oil tanker Motan0. iorpedocd by g
German l'.b0at were saved and
eight are missinr and regarded lost
state department a6vices said 20.
DAY. The vea ri. sank in one
minute
Those saved and their next ~ Nm
are
Chief boatswalns mate q r car
rison. brother Charles =. Garrison,
No. 1850 B0ufSnsayc. Cincinnati,
gunner mate secNNd class
Beckwiih. mother. Eut1a beck0ith.
No. $40 Nirginla-ays Martinsh1Tg
W Va. Harold HOlcomb seaman.
second class, mother. Theadora IDOL
comb. No. 70i Oliveave.. Redlands
Cal; ]. r. Hanley seaman second
class. mother. Lizzie Hanioy. Nep-
time. Tenn. g. Hammer seaman.
second class. father. g. y Hammer,
Nettleion. Ark
Those missing and their next o.
Kin are:
A. II. Vogel seaman second class.
IIitNQ. itTNiIfl ] MMtf s'"f 'ttH+.F
dustrial school Baltimore. Don "
Barmore. seaman. sister Pear var
more. No 2iq West Eighty nrs' 50
New York. Joseph Frank comm.
boatswain. mother. Mrs kua Car
I'm. No. 445 Pear-st.. Pittsburgh An
drew Lawrence. seaman secon"
class. mother Bertha Lawrence. No
rs Hughes-st.. Kingston station
Maltby. Pa. Cornelius @. Toriqsen.
xeamsn second class. father
Torjusen. Pascagoula. Miss Jane
A. sokel. seaman second class "a
Their. Simon Sokel. Chapswood. w.
William Whelan. seaman. second
class. brotnFr-iu law Randolph N
Cramer Orangeburg \ sidney
Horwig. seaman. second class r.
fher. George ). Horwig No s41 Fox
st. New York.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-04
PIPER OPENS NEW
SUBDIVISION

a new subdivision has been plat
and placed an tho market AT
n Way Mich 5y Walter e Piper
The property known as Half Way
-ie Farm, consists o. 90 acres,
tced .nfo i0ofoot lots Of one-third
ere area - site 10 - The north
no. ~ Gra'lof-ate az the Ten Mile
half nav between Detroit and
r Clemens
The Company sales ~ large
1t. FOR home building and garden
rg arc continuing 20 break records
Tho aggregate Tor July vas ak
ues fhe total for fhe same month
1875
The showing FAR exceeds Tho OF
citation of Ralph " Smnrds
ales manager Who had literally
counted In his estimates The an
ipafod cTorts ~ 'he usual mid.
amer d.iine-s and 'be generally
ccep'ed expectation VI tempo
ary slump iu 'he market, due 10 tht
eclaration % var
The Detroit times., 1917-08-04

NEW YORk Aug 4 nio haI
love. hot anger OF Latin blood wren
scotnod. wealth s1d romance were
mingled today "a the rregedy 81 the
killing % John Longer % saules
former Vale football captain bs hs
teaut.fnl divorce vife. Chilean
heiress
Il Killed him and am glad 81 ST.
He hsd refused 10 give me nl
child
This vas the statement Of Mrs
Blanca D- Sanlles. chare = ui-h '-s
staying is she aiEec Rlrh Deposits
sheriff Torn nv .a--au coI1't
jail early today
Ia the meantime. little John d..
four years old was gus' awakening
in bis crib at the 10 Saulc. Ecu
The innocent cause o. one 81 af
most grippiae fr gi'e+ IN years. ht
child asked for r.a father soon ~
open 'nE has eyes This morning ie
was 'oid he had rome awa
= was AZ tho summer home nf De
S8ulle- ~ Herap .eAd l.. lash
nirhf ttat 'he romance o. Tho cash
ing young a'hieo and fhe beau .fgl
Chiiea1 gri caue 70 .f- -rd Mr
1e Ssl'les ha3 m0-ored over from
her hfr7r r og'o- Rcs SIN -r de- rt
her child from i-s father Dt 8
refused ard qlarle foiionec
"Thtn f.I- fae Ori way +lf
The Detroit times., 1917-08-04
Sugar Market

sugar. Detreit w.lU-ryTfr- ~ ices
Crystal d0minoes 2-lh.. ti2.25. crys-
TAI domfnoeS. s-lb. fl2'25. eagle tab
lets. ti0.s5, cut loaf slp.Ae. CUBES.
a. 10. xxx powdered. So. stand
Ard powdered. $3.50. graduated. "N-
ira coarse. $3.50. grauula ted. nne. In
bulk ts75 Eranulated. g5-ib. cot
tons. 1896. crystal domino gran. 2-tn
and s1b cartons. IN cases. ftl9, erys-
diamond A. tSS5. confertioners A.
1910; No. 1, sS75 40 3. s. 40. No 8.
{sGs No. Z. ts.1O. No. s. SSgi 80
3s.Se No. 10. ts4s. No. II. Sste 10.
IL. sS35. No 49, $3.50 No. - g. 90.
No. Is. SSsv: non-csk.ng mixture
1915. beet graduated. - per JOG
ina. household powdered, - - 20
ca sc. $40. household powdered. is.
as 10 case. t4.S5 per case.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-04
THIS MAN WANTS TO
co TO WAR. But

City Clerk Lindsay, Saturday
morning. received polite and
patriotic note from a citizen
eager 10 serve his country on the
feld OF battle The note reads
was pleased 90 note that my
draft number was among the frst
drawn. and ] want ~ say mat
shall be pleased 10 give al least
ave years Of nay time ~ The SER
vices ~ my country. VIII ynu
kindly let me know how can do
thisg I am eager g. JOSH the na-
fiOnsi army and am convinced
I will make a good soldier
y S--f ana now servin~ fye-
year sentence IN prison
The note was forwarded 10 the
draft board In the district from
which the writer registered
The Detroit times., 1917-08-04
Ducking Women With Hose
At BathhOuse Will Never
Occur Again, Dust Promises

Comm sioner Duet dcmar linz
investigation and fhe puni lment g.
fhoFc pon-ible for Tho ar Sff
urday morning tho mayor receive
b. commits iOner' rcpl T. cor
iained rcp0rt from Fred Ham
bouck. ba'hmaster. who omitted ~.
allegaflons. buf ended ri'h The gfdt'
men nat il was Tho only thng 20 DO
C0mmissiondf Dust I'd lcd thef h>
doplored tho Incident Nhicn b. clli
ID inexcuublc hut assured he nai
or that s. repetition would nrycr or
cur. Tho mayor said hc 1u.d G.
cgpt no apology ald closed Tho in, Z
dInf With Inc remark
You bot your life II won't occur
again
The Detroit times., 1917-08-04

The scandal cauecd hy park Dc.
aarfnlent oupl0ya turning Tho hose
ar women patron ~ tho municip u
afhhouse on Belle l-lr on Tho ho'-
night ~ fte season BE- nov g.
e.1ted incident H0Norer. r. be- said
r fho authority ~ both MAYOR MARI
rd PARK CommisaIoner Dust that %
"a never berpcn aKain
THO bathing department an due
~ 3ifs. made th announcement 20
tn women ord arked fhcm 30 ~
aNaF Thr Q apo nfcd crowd diint
1ofr spIdiy enough and em
tfstea gragged on fhe hasr and d b.
.er fG thc women nith a stream Of
water
Navor Marx wrote tart letter 20
The Detroit times., 1917-08-04


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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-30
Ky n
Ell OFFICIAL INSTRUCTOR.


II te.'lrHt' az "''Ia - .H''~' h.
h:" 'oc."lc. :" to"aS as peas Ee'a-
twas Il "&uato' Guy" FIc'' -
Iji2"2 'heo&I'!"'2"''
IN To'Imiho@" e>p'"'''''l. i'i'"'
do en- eL caller ne tfaoaJoS pu"IIco' "c
D'nrra : e" {! 10. Ge SPANS &c h"-
bia Slto tE3sml,ldo poF conducto 90
las oficinaS del 100. Cuerpo &c Eyer
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-30
ISTADELAP RENSA
Ell n (Habana.)

cyl Nnndo" comenta en- Ia siguien-
- forrna 81 mensaie enviado p5r el
P~residente Wilson a Ia Alta Cana
- do los Estados Unidos:
81 !, corciancia de Wilson debe
ranrobar 81 crimen teutGnico, 81 co
roz5, debe ~senrirse llene de 7:eGad
nor fas vic-ic,as de Il aggression ger
77anf,a. Wilson no puede estar con
les victjmarios. con los agresores, Goa
los r-esroosables que son los ~teutones.
Sin embargo. ? iuzgar por ;as apps
r;ancias, parece que esta con clos.
En- Il question del "Lusitania'' So Ia
rnostroao frerte en- las Dalabras pee
.a.bH an los actos contra Alemania.
lin rcferaG- IA d~eportaci6n del e.e-
r7er.o civil beIga. emo antes tole~G
+ crucificaci5a de Ba!gica. 81 no.a
pac:fisra favoreci6 :, IN A.emaEia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-30
mes en- cl n.undo,

mes en- el m.undo,
81; pe:o, en- fin....
-iAh. S: yo hnbie"a sabiGo i
tes.... rcrque desdc que estcy On n
circel he re:icy!oHadc 2~diviranjo 10
que I'll no IT" has dicho...
-iQut idea2-...
-iQue has NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Antonio teGablaroSa.
Confess cue 81 no hubiera side
por causa mia no hubieras tc2ido IL
idcI....
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-30

nir &c ella que de cuanto 4 e. !e pu-
diera ocurrir.
tCuanto tempo t2"dar&s en- ser
juzgalIo ?-pregunto An.onia.
No si.... ESQ IS bastantc iarco
-"cspondio el marino.
~ cntorcos necesitaci" TN ali
ado que tc defierda?
ESQ TO ne la cuidado... " nc
nomh"ar"n mo. Los camaradas me
han infarmado Dc que no me co5tara
L ctntimo... dan IN ahogado de o.
F. vigilantc apareci6 en- ell UNI
bral de Ia puerta. Habi& transcurri-
DO 81 tempo .~concclido para Ia visi.
t. :. sin embargo, no Sc atrevi5 = tie
cirlo. viendo @quellos dos hcrmanos
tan arligiays ' tan cariHos"s, uno p&-
IA otro.
Pcro clos le comprcndieron y Sc
lc:aatarom.
-:yOlvz~:s:- 2rc&uat6 Antonio
en- voz baja.
s., cIantas vecas pueda.
-Pero sin que PSI ESQ abandones
tn ~tr2bajo; cuanGo 10 puedas v9-me.
ne escribas. Aqaj Sc reciben todas
las cartas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-30

do toG&@ aG5 Cbiig&c;orcs, cnga-
nando,a micrtras cs.uvo en- Francia.
Ella Sc 70 dccia sin Gczpccho. cin.
L. cxYresiia de los c2!cs que hubiera-
dci"lo una pu2yLa alberta 81 amor. Y.
L. haci2 saaar fr.a.scntc 81 resolu-
ci5n. ST marcia de Doncra, Il ;nstaia-
ci5n en- casa de 81 hcrmano Y e. plci-
to de diyorcio que ccntra q intenta.
BIZ.
Lc~o@x vi6 cue .odo So habia vueI-
TO contra q, J Ell 81 Juror impotcntc
acusaba de nacvo 4 Antonio dc este
1ltima catastrofc que lc ocurria.
Penaaado 500 en- vcnGarsc de q
quella pobre muj2-. imag;aaba les
needles de orc Sc va?dria para tortu-
ra,la.
;Teaia Il hoTa!2no Y al hii5.... Gn
cu&nto ii pr;meco, invcntaria alco
iar@ &gr2v2r 81 ~ai.12ci5n, para dar 4
To- hcclos otaa c&usa que n que Sc
!c atr:buia, ! con rcspccto al hijo, VI
veria el medic de ob:ar para torturar
a Antonio y h&ccr:a pagar cuanto 4
q lie ocurria.
Y el miserable. aunque sintierlo Ia
perdida de los recursos de que Sc lie
privaba, Sc resign6 4 n perspectiva
del disorcio, porque VIC en- clio Ia IL
bertad de que sus infames ~proyectos
ncceSitaban. DespuGs de leer Ia ar
ia de su mujcr. eyclam0 con feroz a.
leqria:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-30
TIR0S Al BLANCO:
TENDENCIA

No rGcden Hcgar don Venus
Y 81 f~iap!ante catcrva.
que son retonos raCuiticos
lie una dictaGura amelia,
de una por Ia Que hoy suspira,
sin duda. Ia Datria entera.
pues tuvo sus cosas malas,
zero tuyc muchas buenas.
Pues biea, ell senior CarranZa,
cue es muy fuerte en- Ia matecia
de apuntalar edificios
Que de letuStos Sc enchuecan,
en- 81 interior aProbaado
parte &c lc one hizo Huerta,
que tambicn era retoRo
de IL Dictadura 2Cuel!a,
vienio que "a sus muchachos,
hasrados Re Ia rcvuclta
V hartos Do los "bilimbiquos'
con que sc pagan SIS pcnas,
en- cuarto ven enGmigO,
no daran n media vuclta
Drecisamento, ESQ TO;
Zero q las il:as a;cras
Sc rasan con sus fusiles
Y sus cananas ~rcplctaS;
,,I,,,jo Qua caGo do
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-30
National E~xcEaanae and Commission Go.

ELFEEENCIi: "IAREh0 NATIONAL BANK" un.,.o- ,r,.-
Is Ems. de- Carnrl ms. umIr.r y uFrfrI!ap 0r los mrSI"ThoS. NENDEH0s bHHetes
d los LHws NauU"h 1t MrAn" y LontrcSN :. Next, taS aii ao H &c, :I 80
aiiS . Dc +. nrha qr sc nus Ir>ntnc. SIT AMOS Iircr1 ENnAN y sFIRNLShu
bur NESTRi tt ENIA i HIESCI ! L:hRG DE CASTE, Il rna"tWrrf obtacoh de We
,o iuiHr"9d" Ia chrrgL imrs dc h"ct SUI conpra II pa cnh GHllhanos pr
n u" v1rt ~, -" "'N"' ''T%' :, l N ~ LAREDO, TExH.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-07-14
ALFALFA GROWING
PROVES A SUCCESS
County Agents Urge q Well
Prepared Seed Bed.
LINING is NECESSARY
Tho Soil Should 81 inoeuiateo And
We'll FerttlEed For the Beat
Results.

College Park July u In view Of
the many successful demonstrations
IN growing alfalfa conducted by Mar!
land farmers IN cooperation with iheir
sounty demonstration agents, mere
will be a considerable increase in the
acreage seeded this year That Il Is
most important 10 give careful att"n
ton 20 details in seeding alfalfa has
been repeatedly proven and in CIR
r1Ilar issued BY the Maryland Agricul'
tural Extension Service. W b Kemp
specials, in farm crops, brings inc
attention Of alfalfa growers to 4 mum
Der OF important facts Mr. Kenny
rays
Alfalfa requires much more com
pleto drainag" than 30 other farm
crops Land inclined to be wet an
spring. in winter and early spring
although dry enough during the grow
lng season 20 produce good crops ~
corn wheai oats and grass is no.
Trained well enough fos alfalfa on
such land alfalfa IS sue 70 be killed
out bbOUfi pt Ia ~ " 10 - lHk bN' -
tho frequen, freezing and thawinR so
common some seasons
Lining FOR alfalfa is absolutely nee
essary on practically all Maryland
soils: oven in the natural lime stone
scctions II makes little or no diffe!
ence what kind OF lime IL used II the
proper amount u each Is applied II
is 4 question % cost and ease OF hand
ling lAthcr than tho effect upon tho
alfalfa
The amount OF lime n use under
average conditions Is one ton per acre
OF caus,ic lime . burnt STONE or
lump lime ground lime or burn; oys-
ter shells Hydratcd lime should be
used at the rate Of 1000 10 200 pounds
and ground lime stone OF ground oNs
ter shells should be applied AZ The
rate OF $500 pounds 10 tons per acre
1.-THE best time to apply lime Ia the
season before sowinE the alfalfa ~
however this is not convenient OF "a
impractlcable. Il may be applied just
before. or oven after seeding with
the assurance OF good results and no
injury"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-07-14
TRANSFERRING BEES.

college Park July IL valuable
suggestions are offered TO Mar> land
beek-epsrs in a circular b, g { Gala.
OF the Extension Service Nj Cale
sAyE in part
transferring may be accomplished
IN several ways. but the following 10
suggested as the easiest
A frame hive provided With one
or two frames OF worker comb
or foundation 10 placed On the
stand OF the colony to be trans
fcrred. and the latter colony set 10 one
side and turned upside down A box
large enough 10 inyert over this colon,
is then secured and the bees are
drummed up into II by constantly beat.
INK on the sides OF the hive with
sticks when most OF the bees have
gathered In the boa they ma. be
shaken 90 a cloth placed in front OF
the new hive and started running In
BY gently smoking them The queen
mus; be with the bees II the colony Is
70 establish itseh
Now the combs OF worker brood
(not The drone brood). IN thc old boz
may be cut out ntted and tied With
rama oi string into empty frames and
given 70 the bees in the new hive.
An, remaining space should be hlsd
with frames of drawn worker comb or
full sheets OF foundation The re-
naming war in the old hive NAV be
melted up and the hive Itself de
posed OF
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-07-14
RURAL MINISTER'S CONFERENCE

RURAL MINISTER'S EREkcE
College Park. JulN II The bulletin
OF the Maryland State college Of AsH
culture. announcing the Rural Minis
tiers Country IlRe conference and
school July 30th 10 August ION. pre-
pared BY Louis Or.maysr Secretary,
has just been issued Mr. OrtmayeT
SAYS The opportunN OF the rural
church IS herr Never in the past has
the country headed the st"adying in
huence OF true Gospel As AZ the pre-
ent time Never before in the rural
communities mas The need ~ 4 moral
dynamic such AZ the virile religion
alone can give been ~ necessary We
are facing tremendous task Are
Ne. the churches. thoroughly prepared
for such time When Dwight l..
Moody faced an extremely difficult
task for the iay he took extra time In
the morning for mental and spiritual
preparation J.. u not fitting and
proper that W.. ,hr men 81 the country
churches take few days this fall foi
a more thorough preparation In meet
INK The responsibilities that are ours
"Th. Country Life school and con
ference a. MARI land STATE College o.
fers such An oppor,unlt, Tho dates
for the school uo July Seth 20 August
I'm. inclusive Tine late. FOR IN" con
ference are AUGUST Sih. 9th and 10th
Minister. ~ aN denominations arc in
vited 10 A'fend one or both of those
gatherings rhe leadership will b.
the best thr nation AFFORDS The eN
pensc is nominal For further par
ticulars address The Secretary Coun
tr, LIE Conference Maryland STATE
College Of Agriculture. College Park
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-07-14
Whenever You Need a General ToniC
lake Groves

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because il contains the
well known tonic properties Of QUININE
and IRON II acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria. Enriches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. so cents.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-07-14
Howard & Lexington SITS.
Baltimore
The Most Pleasant
Shopping Place In
Baltimore - -

"a don't know why it
is, said an out-of-town
customer, but when
ever | come to Balti-
more to shop, | spend
most of my time at
Hochschild, Kohn &
Coz You have such
nice merch andise,
your salespeople are
so polite and accom-
modating, and | feel
so thoroughly at home
in your store, that it
is a real pleasure to
shop there.
g We have been busy
for nearly twenty
years, devising new
waysin whichto make
this store a pleasant
place to shop--a place
where custom ers
would come ag ain
and again.
d Any reliable store can
sell dependable mer-
chandise. Any hon.
est mere h ant will
arge only a fair
price for his wares.
What, then, will make
people come to one
store in preference to
others
q Good Service.
q Hochschild, Kohn &
Co.'S is the store OF
Good Service. Test
it whenever you come
to Baltimore to shop.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-07-14
unele pennumike Saxs

n v#>at FOR meals ihc members
tafa'tcS w"uld seldom meet. r
ar "a Journal
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-07-14
piles Cured in o toI4 Days.

Your druggist will refund money II PAZo
OINTMENT fails 90 cure aRy sase OF Itching
blind. bleeding or II otrdiug Piles IN to - DAYS
The dfst application gives base and Rest sc
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-07-14
To Cure a Cold in One Dny

Take LAXATIVE BROMo Quiuine Itstopsthe
Cough aud Headache and works OFF the Cold.
Druggists refund money II IL fails to cure.
4 ". GROVES signature on each box. sc.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-07-14
1he OulnIne Ihat Does Mod Atteet 1he Mead

because u tts tonic and LAXATIVE effect. LANA
! ~ T. HROMO QllNlNEis better thau ordinary
Quiniue and docs not cause nervousness uot
ringing ~ head krwemhtf the iuii name and
loo tot tile signature Of " GkOVF. sc.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-07-14
And How Far They Don, Go.

hal tinr'Wuru oppression about
hard dollars is all uut Anyone know,
how enSy they are To- break
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-17

G@IGgt man me9ro@ 5as
ummsnssIegtt 3eituRssn nm 6la'
EMta pDsr Rriiee mit MeiH, Bier
ODER Mailer urb ilellt IL In 3asIuft,
10 bdlt Fh bas Gctrant laugs
friFA
WerpeAbmng trrorsntr
HraHbsn. 8ei Der MeinlsIe Fno
biz erfrrrenea nDn ben nod g%eIunosn
arauben su lpADern, FONT tr9alt Der
Metn BEN unaugenbmen JroFst'
i6mad, ber bemTelben DauernD per'
bEetbt. Die BertpenDuns Der %erfrorss
men araabsa hGngt BON Retfe3a'
toub ab, bsu ie Dor BEN 5rolt ers
reiHtsn Maren ft rod unreif 10
III eine ln6nenoe Bernertuns taum
m5oIia. Mar bic asife Oagegen 10
melt pOrgeridt, baB bic 8eeren l1on
Ben sraabengeinmad beIaBen, 10
loFTen III Tn i'm srfrormsR 3uitano
nod iii tinen 51lls aetrGHt fir ben
eigentn BeDnrf perpeR0en unter 3us
iab bon etrpa ein8rittsI 15--20Pros
atntigtr 3udrIbfung 3r 5pei 8rittel
bes IOFprt nah Der 2eie a~b3uprste ems
ben Srau6snlaftes.
MRfftn bic gitr tpd9rsHS
ber BRIT abnehielnb qeripoen BON
Ddrms unO aalte burdma6eu. 10
Ioa oas an6 8tpba6tungea aus Der
pra1is uiht ielten du 9ertriPPeIlns
ger bet alder fibreu.
GaBgtf4mad bss &C.
krantts, Der nttisRs ron be8en
Giutogernng IN mangsI5ait g~sretnigts
SGHsr bsrrubrt. fou na0ar4 ge9obsn
0ber usnigjtsns abgtTdpd4t peroen
tDnBen, baB man gstroduets QePfela
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