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Bridgeton pioneer., 1917-02-08
SHERIFF'S SALE

By virtue of decree-so me directed,
made by the Cumberland Circuit
Court in Equity, in cause wherein
Security Perpetual Building and Loan
Association, is complainant, and
Heirs-at-law of Hamilton Elliott (sub-
stituted) ct. ais. are defendants, bear
ing date the thirtieth day OF January,
nineteen hundred and seventeen,
wherein it is adjudged that the lands
and premises hereinafter mentioned
be sold at public yendue to the high
est bidder, in the presence and under
direction OF the undersigned Sheriff
Of the County of Cumberland, will
expose TO sale at public vendue, to
the highest bidder, on
Friday. February %, 1917,
at o'clock in the afternoon of said
day at the Weatherby House, in the
City Of Millyille, in the County of
Cumberland, and State Of New Jersey,
all that certain tract OF land and
premises, situate in the City Of Mill
vile, County OF Cumberland and State
OF New Jersey, bounded as follows:
Beginning at point in the Southeast
line of Cedar street (said street for
merry called the road leading from
Millyille to Cedaryille) the same be-
ing the Northwest corner of Benja-
min l.. Andorfer's lot, and runs from
thence along his line Of same South
forty-six degrees East, one hundred
and twelve feet and nine inches to a
corner OF William Cossaboon's lot:
thence along his line OF same South
fofty-three and a half degrees west
forty-seven feet and six inches to a
corner OF the same in the line of Ell
mer Davis lot; thence along the line
OF said Elmer Davis lot North. forty
six degrees west one hundred and
| twelve feet and nine inches to a COR
ner in the Southeast line of Cedar st.
aforesaid; thence along the Southeast
line of Cedar street North. forty-three
! and half degrees East, forty-seven
! feet aud six inches to the place of
| beginning.
Being the same property that was
| conveyed to Mary Hoffman by John
j. Durham, ct ais, executors. &C.. by
| deed recorded in the Cumberland
| County Clerks Office in book of deeds
No. 248, page 439, &C., and was de-
vised by Mary ]. Hoffman to John
Hoffman by will recorded In the Sur
rogate's Office of the County Of Cum
| berland in book III Of wills page
627, and the said John T. Hoffman
died intestate leaving Hamilton Ell
| liott, ct ais, heirs at law.
CHARLES V. MARSHALL.
Sheriff.
Dated Feb. 1, 1917.
Prs fees $2022 81 3 * %
Bridgeton pioneer., 1917-02-08
AN AUTOMOBILE FOR EVERY
FIFTY

There is an automobile in this
country for every fifty people-men,
women and children. If we had to
transport the entire population in
motors we could do so in about ten
trips, counting five people to the trip.
If only the men were to be transport
ed. We could haul them in two trips.
In no other country On earth are
there so many cars, nor so many in
proportion to the population.
This year there are to be something
like another million cars made and
sold, says the Paterson Call. This
will bring the average down to one
car to every thirty-three inhabitants
and still further startle those who
figure upon such matters. For when
we remember that the automobile is
the newest of utilities, that it has
been in existence but few years,
that 1t involves a considerable outlay
of money, some idea of the resources
and prosperity of this country can
be had. For, since the beginning, the
earth has seen nothing like this land
of ours-such opulence. such thrift,
such resources.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1917-02-08
PROSPECTS AND PRICES

One pleasant note in the news of
Jersey section of the United States
Department of Agriculture that the
ice harvest in the northern counties
of New Jersey has been unusually fine
this winter, and that "in the central
sections cutting is still in progress,
with fair prospects" i
The sad part Of it is that winter
prospects and summer prices do not
always agree
Bridgeton pioneer., 1917-02-08
Saturday, February II, 1917,

at two (2) o'clock in the afternoon. in
front Of the Baker House, on Lands
Avenue, Vineland, Cumberland Coun-
ty, New Jersey, the following de-
scribed land and premises, situate in
the Township OF Lands, in the Coun-
ty OF Cumberland and State of New
Jersey, bounded as follows:-
BEGINNING at the intersection of
the centres of Lincoln Avenue and
Spring Road. and extending thence
Cd along the centre of Lincoln Ave-
nue., N. A degrees 55 minutes El. 22.6
rods to land of one Regain; thence
(2) S 45 degrees minutes Fl along
said land 69.07 rods to land of one
COombs; thence (3) along said lands
s 36 degrees 20 minutes w 22.8e
rods; thence (4) N As degrees S min
utes West 721a rods to the place of
Beginning.
CONTAINING 10 acres of land; in
cluding the life interest OF Sadie
Hagy in the premises.
TOGETHER with all and singular
the hereditaments and appurtenances
to the said premises belonging or in
| anywise appertaining.
Conditions made known on day of
sale.
WALTER H. BACON,
Special Master,
p. o. Address, Bridgeton, N. J..
Edwin F. Miller,
Solicitor.
Vineland, N. ].
Dated January 25, 1877
Bridgeton pioneer., 1917-02-08
REGISTERING ENGAGEMENTS


The Michigan legislature is consid-
ering bill requiring engagements Of
marriage to be recorded b. the coun-
ty clerk. 1t sounds like one more
fee, little more law and formality
and little less romance Those who
shrink from this cold legality may,
OF course, refuse to register their on
gagements. But in that case, neither
party can bring suit Tor breach OF
promise.
Probably many young people will
rebel at having to turn their love af-
fairs over TO this state regulation
But there seems to be something in
favor of the proposition. after all
Such engagements are really con-
tracts. Registering Them may insure
their being taken more seriously. II
may emphasize their cOntractual ma
ture. True, it may put a check on
the summer-resort engagements. But
is that necessarily to be regretted?
As for making the great secret pub
lie. the registration might be post
poned until the announcement is
made. When the contracting parties
are ready to tell their friends they
might just as well take one more steI
and tell the state.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1917-02-08
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
the accounts of the subscriber, Henry
A. Jorden, Substituted Administrator
with the will annexed of Joel Fithian.
deceased, will be audited and stated
by the Surrogate, and reported to the,
orphans Court, of Cumberland Coun-
ty ror settlement on Friday, the sec
ond day OF March next at the hour of
ten O'Clock in the forenoon. I'D H0L
Dated January 27th, 1917. @ 81
HENRY A. ,JORDEN, Sub. ,Ad-
ministrator C. T. A. Of the
estate Of Joel Fithian, de-
s ceased. tiI nj 393 sfa All
Joseph H. Powell, Proctor.
1923 5w iJ
Bridgeton pioneer., 1917-02-08
A NEW KIND OF CIRCUS

According to reports from New
York, a new kind of circus will be
abroad in the land next summer. 1t
is city that will be conveyed from
one city to another by motor trucks
a sort of revival of the old days, when
the elephants and the camels hauled
the whole show over the country
roads from one town to another. II
Is the plan of the promoters to start
from New York and traverse the Lin
coin Highway from coast to coast.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1917-02-08
THE PARK ENTRANCE

q
1t is absolutely necessary for a
very considerable physical change be-
ing made at the City Park entrance,
at Commerce Street. The City Park
Commission has taken up the matter
and will make an effort to satisfaction
lily solve the problem.
The present park entrance at Com
merce street has not been safe since
the new driveway was built. Each
year since the danger increases by
reason of the greater number of vehi-
cles using the drive. The big flower
bed which is a beautiful ornament,
W IL necessarily have to be sacrificed
Many will regret this, but the great
mound directly in the centre of the
drive is a menace and women and
children who are compelled to walk
along the narrow drive on either side
are always in danger of being run
down by motor or horse drawn vehi-
Gle. A side walk or pavement must
be provided to insure the safety of
pedestrians.
The park drive has developed into
an important thoroughfare. Thou
sands of people walk through the
drive from Commerce Street to Wash
ington street every day. 1t is a fav-
orite avenue for people who go from
north Bridgeton to the west side. In
the winter season heavy mud of the
roadway makes it necessary for the
pedestrians to walk over the lawns,
and the turf is being ruined. The ef-
feet of the pedestrian traffic upon the
grass will be shown in the spring
time.
The problem of rearranging the
driveway and prov ding proper pave
ment is complicated somewhat by the
private ownership of the sixty feet
strip of the milling company. 1t seems
necessary that the City Park Commits
sion will be required to obtain the
necessary right of way to obtain for
the city a proper driveway and walk
over this property.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1917-02-08
ATTEMPTING THE IMPOSSIBLE

New York's so-called -Four Hundred
has new fad. 1t is going to get out
its own newspaper. 1t viii be known
as the Chronicle, VII carry no adver-
tising and probably not much of any
thing else, as it is to be prepared
solely with an eye to printing what
the Four Hundred wants priated-and
it will sell for dollar copy.
We can name whole lot of news
paper men who haven't chance in
the world of landing on its staff, but
they are willing to sit back and see
how long it will last.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1917-02-08
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of benjamin f. Cosier,
deceased.

Pursuant to the order of Frank f.
wallace, Surrogate of the County OF
Cumberland, made on the twentieth
day of November. 1916, on applica-
ton of the undersigned Administra-
trix Of said deceased, notice is hereby
given to the creditors of the deced--
ent to bring in to the subscriber their
deDts, demands and claims against
the estate of said deceased, under
oath. within nine months from the
date of such order, or they will be
forever barred from prosecuting or
recovering the same against the SUBJ
scriber
Dated November Goth, 1916.
BLANCHE C. HAYES. Ad-
ministratrix of the estate Of
BENJAMIN F. Cosier, deceased.
Hugh L. Reeves. Proctor.
1923 9w
Bridgeton pioneer., 1917-02-08
GARRISON TRUE TO FORM

The telegram from former Secre-
tary of War Garrison to President
Wilson rendering his services in any
way in which they might be useful is
just whtat was to be expected from a
man of his type and character.
1t is not too much to say that he
was the strongest member of the Will
son Cabinet. He had positive convic-
tions which he was not afraid to ex-
press. He differed with the President
over the army reorganization bill,
and he was credited with disagreeing
with the administration over the in
dependence provision of the Philip
pine bill. He was not willing to back
and fill on these matters, and for that
reason he resigned his post.
His resignation distinctly weakened
the Presidents Cabinet. and his with
drawal from the War Department was
a loss to the country. But there has
never been any doubt about his stur-
dy Americanism, and his telegram to
Ar. Wilson proves that he is big
enough to sink his personal views
when it comes to supporting the Ma
ton in its time of need.
His action is symbolic. In times
like tbs we are neither Republicans,
Democrats. Progressives nor anything
else. We are Just Americans-that
and nothing else,
Bridgeton pioneer., 1917-02-08
INTERESTING DATA


The long article in the Pioneer Sat-
urday describing the contents of the
glass jar taken from the foundations
Of the old water plant pumping sta
ton, proved to be most interesting to
large number of citizens 1t i'm
pressively placed before the public
an important bit of local history that
will be matter of information for
the younger generation. There was a
demand for copies of the paper con-
taining the article, and the story will
be preserved in many scrap books.
81 -, THE HOGS SHADOW
Any doubt that the ground hog got
a glimpse t his shadow on Friday
was dispelied Saturday morning,
when the mercury registered at de-
grees, and water pipes all about town
were frozen tight and plumbers were
working overtime thawing people out.
1t was the coolest day of the season.
February can be depended upon to
present the most severe weather of
the season. tf ieH ,at tefa tf b
Bridgeton pioneer., 1917-02-08
CHIMNEY CLEANING

The fire department is being called
upon to do lot of chimney sweeping
now. 1t is an expensive enterprise.
and one that will sooner or later
have to have the regulation of City
Council by an ordinance.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1917-02-08

That Chicago demonstration may
prove that man can support himself
on forty cents day, but it takes more
than that to support an automobile
Bridgeton pioneer., 1917-02-08

Everyone is fretting over the in,
come tax, the people over the exemp-,
tion because they have to pay, and
those under, because they don't.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1917-02-08
SPECIAL
MASTERS sac
In Chancery OF New Jersey

Between
Rees P. 6aey and Others, 4
Compartments On Bill for !.
and D...,
Newton Hagy and Others,
Defendants.
By virtue of decree made by the
Court OF Chancery Of New Jersey, in
the above-stated cause, on January 5.
1917, /, Walter H. Bacon, one of the
Special Masters of the said Court.
will expose for sale at public vendue
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gOn 0r. mag MalIsr CSari6D.

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baIb bic 3iige Der 2orries, balb Den
Der Gront tommertbe Retterei ooer
f9muBbebedte 8atterien treuSsn, NO
ben pappelbdumen ertIang Gquippen
BON Strabenarbsitern bic SGaufeI
riibren oDer cine OaHrPfpaISe iiber ben
&ies tntrf9t. no bann unb mann Dor
einem Serrf9aftsffbe EN- poften iaIus
tirt ober ein 5elbsenbarm metneE BE-,
eleiter mad feinen popisren fragt, nGs
bern mir uns benz Stdbt6en altert,
bas Isbten CONNER I'M DGtteIpunft
bes eiropdifden syniersFes itanD.
S9on DON tpeitem griibt fem 3erfhoT-
fener &ir9tbrtrm NIT Der ipagreht st<
neigtsn ar5nungsitatue.
Das biibfd gelegene Mmre<StGbt,
den, befen irbuitrieien gbdrutter
na6 Der 3erifbrung nod bn gabrits
ruinen dnbetten, bat bie @rotfamicit
.bes arieges ME. ipenige ni ipiiren he.
fommen; gft4 fetnert ebrtpiirbiqen
S6Defern arras. gpern, @otfTpns,
RbeAns fia es einem gombcrbarert
sstzs leass Aas Isae5an aha 4siig
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ben Saiiggdrten peridapu1ben irnn
nerben foiim noiA benz 9tonlen mad
gef1rnt. g(ld Oie beiitifen g9dIoer
finb driner on ibneii geiuuroert Sier
a,at pIanIoies giniarnnein uno INN.
Ioie electromagnetic DieI S9nben an.
gerifJtrt. 93flan5en, Die emit 70 melt
nerbreitet ipnren, ipie blnner Singer
but aoniesfer5e. aririfa imb anoere
nrsb man jest lanee ilfyen SeIbft bic
gcDobnlid,e aamiIIe nnlb nan iii gro.
fen Weneen fiir oen ar5neiidnt aus
SPilerreib be5ieben.
Dap ntnnbe &eiIpiIarBen I'M GroBen
anaebaut iperben HI befnn1lt. @2nn
finbet oerdrtige sye[oer IN Der Riibe
BON Sdpparsenberg nm oberen er5oe.
brrge, IN Der 2eipSieer 1imeebung, bet
aoleSn nrb grfnrt, m Der gdbe Don
aoniesberg init m Bopern an Der.
fGlebensn gfelIen. Gber 6ieier slHboii
fIfeiff, h,Rfk. fiu4pr lxsx.e Wsknsf s,triif,
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l1nier Ngent in SamiItpu 1T Ser
Gbnafb grnd, 449 Gib ssinfte Ctr
Sell Sci. 476.@. Some Ebon,
1631-N.
Der friibere giirsermeiIis,
CHARLES Bold 1T seftern abenb mad
laHgem 2eioen i'm Wlercp Soipitai g.
itorbeu.
- Sn Mibbletpipn III Der 9 Sabre
alte RObert Sted i'm SbbrauIie sr'
trunten. Seins 2ei4e lpurbe ssbor.
Gen.
8. SO. Sber tpurbe am Wipntag
2lbenb an Der 2u0loip Strabe unb ben
Seleifen Der G., $. unb 8. Sabn
i4iper Derlebt aufgefunbsn. Gr er,
fIdrte, er fet pon eirem unbetannten
ansegriffen iporbsn.
= Serr Ratban 2eIdner Don Sps
campre Strube erlitt infolge bes ums
ftunbes, bob fib bas 9lutpmpbil, in
ipel9em er fubr, nabe bem gDuntrp
Club an Der WsibbIetoipn gife iibers
i4lus, f4mersbafte @erIebunsen.
Oas Sefisit bei bem SamiIton
Gboutauqua belGuft ii6, fpie Der
@oriisenbe, Serr Mafpn, antiiubiste,
auf beinabs $500.
= Ser erite Mdnn, ipeI6er tpeaen
@ertpeiserung Der Regiftriruns in Sos
milton berbaftet tpurbs, 1T Charles
Sofea. gr tpirb ben 9unbssbeb0rben
ousgeliefert tperben.
= 0ur9 Ri9ter Weurpbp ipurben
eeitern foleenbe @bepaare gei9ieben:
elmer Iaines ipegen @erna9IGfIis
gung BON Mfarp Rdines; Reba s5orb
ipeeen brutuler gebanbluno ppn ssobn
Jprb, unb Mtdael Sdilpp ipesen
@ernadldfiigung RON Rofd S6ilpp.
- RorpilIe 2ute, WilIiam Collins
unb U. 8. Rplfe syr .fpurpen unter Der
Qntloge bes 9roBbiebftabls unter eis
ner giirgThuft Don je $500 ben @rDbs
eefhporenen iiberfpieien.
= Der IN go. 133 Rorb 3tpeite
Strabs Dobnbufte, 38 Sabre alte Sas.
SuDis erIitt geitern Bel feiner Mrbeit
in ben gedett poper W&Is f4pers
8erleBunsen.
= 9lus BEN 9ef6dFt Der Miami
Motpr gnr 60. on Norb 9 Strdbe
fpurbe pd9renb Der Wpntas Raht cine
&n5abI bon Iutomobilretfeu sefohs
len.
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Sns mnft fih I'M geeentpdrtieen
artege iebr ifnnngenebm bertertbur.
8ieIe ar5neifrdiiter fino beiite nidt
mebr an erbalten; ai,b IN ben ueiitra.
len 2dn6ern rid)t- 9us erfldrt ilt
Ieift, fperm man bebenft, oaB ielbit in
Sriebensiabren Der @eocrf faum j..
tedt per6en fonnte. Sic Oeutidlsn
niiiIcn oem slnbau rieier @eiDddic
pieI mcb- gliifmerfiomfeit 5inisnccn.
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idfiiidse Regierimg geeeben, Die Sodl.
be.itdn6ioe berief nm nit ibnen >ic
Wa5gIitfcit eincs tcrmehrfer gnbcls
bon SeiIpflGr5en In Saffen 3ii error.
tern. Gs ioIlen rranlefrtIih Die GIeiu.
garten6ciiser fir ibren aribaii geiuon.
men fperben, ebeiris eigren iih fir Die
fen @artenitiide, bic itantIiden 9ln.
itaIten, fp;e @eridten, GhuIen, arnr.
fenhditiern Ii. I. ip. geboren. Sir pieie
&eiIpfInn5en fonnen aud Se6Idnos.
reieit, mif oenen feine nnoere gliit-
pflai15e fundNt, oierrittdr genlntT iuer.
ben. 70 aIie Steinbriihe, perIaiicne
Siesgriiben, griide nno biirre, iieini.
ge ooer 'an6ige ssldfsn, bic iest toot.
Tiegen. Woil ipill m Sn6ien ben Slein.
gnrteirDereinen, @enteinbeporit1roen.
@abu. ino ScritneripaItneen, Sieac.
Ieibefitern iino anoeren 6ieie gafe
ni.s Ser5 legen Mpotbefen irno grobs
TrogeubnnSfangen tperben 6anfbare
abnebaner fem. asotiirIidJ 1T Der ab-
fnb 3u itdern utS 81 regeIn, ebeitfo
nurb Der gnbmi nad) beitinrnten Ge.
fitbtspiinfter erfoIaen. Belehringen
hieriiber ioIlen ertheiIt tDeroen, iin1 re
dtnb Inn 70 niehr fiotbig ba BON ben
eirReineJ SeilpfIdrBen befmnriIid,
ean5 beridiebene Tbeile, bier Die Mrr.
sel, sort bns @lntt ODER DIE Miitte,
benubt tuerben unb gfIeee ipie Griiic
bierduf gfiidfidt nebmen miiiierL
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&nti'beutiher 2ra,paa In
6.nf.

Gent q. Sunt. - lleber BIZ
f9neren beutidfeinblihen 2lusi6rei'
tunssn bic fid in Genf nm Dienifae
abenb sreignetsn, perben fDlgenbl
GinseIbeiten beriht,t: gu elmer prp'
teitreridmmIung tpeseu bes JolIes
Soffmanu Grimm tparen um 9 llhl
abenbs ettpa 1000 Menfden auf BEN
in Der Witts bst Gtant gsIegensu
Plaee bu Rplarb erfhienen. Di.
garteirsbner rebsisn BON Der Bdrbdrei
DeutfhIanbs, unb bab feline @erui9.
tuua notbpeubis iei. Di. aufgeregt!
Wienae unterbra6 bic Rebner mi.
Sdmdhrufen duf @ensraI DiIIe. mor
b6rte gufe Die: "a bas Ies 9ohes!A
pWort aur 8odssl" Die Grregune
errei4te fbren S5bepurtt. aIs Der
@rpbrnib be Rdbour bon ben beuts
f6en Spioneu fprad, bon beren biz
8enfer 6otels iptnmelten. Giren
beuti6en Baron nannte er ben Saupts
neenten Seutfdlanbs unb be3et6net,
bas Sotel Beau gfioage ols beTsu
Wobnung.
9dum nor bic 9erfammluns su
gnbe, als bic Menee iiber bic qrpbs
Seebriide gu BEN Sotsi BeGu Ripags
sog, mo elm Srupp iinger BurfGen 81
pfeifen unb I'm Sntt Su rufen beaann:
.@fpion! Gfpion!1 0eue Taufenbe
BON Wenfben itieBen su ben Demons
ftrunten bin5u. Der Better bss Sos
teIs bepies elmer Mborbnane Der
2drmmafer aus bem Trembenbu6,
bab Der gefufte beuti6e 8arpn @enf
ffpn IGnqit perlaHen bate. Dus Bee
rubigte bic Wengs nift. Grft ola eis
ntes iunee Somsn auf ben 9alton
trnien unb etne englifde unb cine
omsritdnifhe ssiagge f6tpenften, ipiirs
be bic Situnfion gerettet: Sifbeloes
f9rei 6egriibte bic Tabn.n. Wan be.
aann Don neutm bic WborfetHaiie su
fineen.
9Dl5brib ifiir5tsu. etnige Sunb.rt
8itrfhen ben Quni entlang gum beiiis
fhen laonfulat, bag fpeit brouBen am
gibufer Iiegt. gs begorn sin obren.
betSubenber 2drm. Steine floasn gs,
gen bic Geniferfdben Der Ronfulats,
rGii1ne, Die i'm srffsns@tod lisg.n. Gin
8urfhs reiBt inter bem Subsf ber
Dssnee am fniferlfbeH Wuppsnffilb.
90 ssTfngt Inn dber nfr, be 6dIfie
hssalrtexsussitn& sasa snaakHa, taink
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arSxsipilaxSen nnO aries.

GciitfdIatb TIT iebr reid on Sell.
pflmset unb ibre aliItisr bat elm. ebr.
ipiiroiges gnter. Sdon adrI Der @robe
foroerte iie ourt tpieoerboIte anor6.
ulineen inlb eE gnb i'm WeiiteInIter ieI-
Ten einen aloitergnrten obne Seilfriu.
ter aler alrt. 2liih bie 9iitterfrauen
beeten iie IN itren gurssarten nit
9iebe. benn SoIbei, 0nbetibeI, anntiIle,
9nIbrian NIB Shpnlinn boter oft Die
ein5tae SiIfe IN fftperer aeibesnotb.
&eiite ftubet man SeiIfrduter niir nod,
IN eirpeInen Torfgirtet, mo Tie ned
urniter lteberltefer,fne pon Der Dd,ie-
I'm uxa< <{sdt n>ertrrs x&uzfk fk<sh fia.ouss
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mi6 bort bier @oten ant aber oils Ia mad
Rnufe Yam, iamen bic Ctumn6tsn eernbe ME
friiber unh aiicb bic ettulersen
Cine Sreimoin. DeItbe aranfenipdrteriu IT,
fistb mir. eboia q. ginfbam's gesetabIe Com,
pouub gu berfuben. SD beenrm es benfeIben
1ne eiIlsnnebueu. neil i'd febr fhfuer lit. Gs
bat MIR fcbon mebr 9ites eetban. ais bGs So'
fptaI. Sober. fpeI8e ebeufo Ieibet. pie TO
litt. rdtbe Id. in bic erftbeite slpotbefe einsu'
trefeu mnb fi9 eine 5Iaibe bon 2bbia g. 9ini.
bam's gesetabIe COMPOUND su berf1afien.
bebor ite nGt &dufe eebt. - Srnu %. q.
erpp n. 2s44 %. IL Gtrabs, gIeoeIaHs. Ohio.