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The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1917-03-24

is president of this school, and he be-
longs to my race, and it is the work
of the A. NJ. E. church. They have a
large student body there. DR.. Fountain
is doing his work so well until his
church will show their appreciation in
the next general conference, by making
him bishop, and we will all rejoice
L have been doing so much going,
and meeting so many people that 1
cannot tell it all in one letter. I have
not had chance to mention Rev. Ernest
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1917-03-24

1t is a mistake to sleep away the
early morning hours. 1t is a mistake
to wait until the dirt, dust and smoke
have saturated the atmosphere before
sauntering forth into the activities of
the new born day. There is an indis-
eribable charm in the early air and
sunshine of the budding day.
1t pays big dividends to invest an
hour or two walking out leisurely early
in the morning and listening to the
chirp and chatter of the early birds
who appreciate the golden health har-
vest in the sunshine and balmy air.
Get the habit now and each morning
respond to the invitation to get close
to nature. Get out of doors and stay
out as long as convenient. The Joy
of living will shine respondent and
your tasks will be easier and mind and
body will attest to the benefits derived
, Visit the park nearest you and if
you cannot do that walk along the
boulevard or into the woods or country
side. That is a species of riches with
in the reach of all who possess cor
poral freedom and the power of loco
motion. Take on the new birth OF air
and sunshine as exemplifed in our
wonderful springtime.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1917-03-24
LACE GROWS ON TREES.
mana Product May Take Place Of
Mosquito Netting.

mama Product May Take Place of
Mosquito Netting.
new Orleans, La.-Lace grows on
"a on the iSthmus Of Panama, and
reeS grow wild in the swamps.
San L. W. Richards Of the steam
Norwalk brought a fine sample,
merely as curiosity, but to induce
as to the probable utility Of the
t or the tree in this section.
saen the bark Of the limbs is strip
mere are rolls Of flmy substance
texture very much like mosquito
Jung The size of these layers in
ASes with the size Of the tree, the
sN being about a foot in diameter.
RDric Is strong and can be sewn
aut tearing.
-ue natives use the stuff in making
4entS- Captain Richards believes
w cultivation the trees may be-
very valuable, and if the lace
~ cannot be enlarged some process
Ueperfected by which they can be
q INTO fabric which will make
uleSt mosquito bar and may even
eiOr summer raiment.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1917-03-24
STATES MAY COME BACK.
High Price of Paper Forces Them Into
Use In New Jersey.

Pennsgrove, N. J.-Slates may come
into vogue again in south Jersey
schools, in spite of objections to them
on sanitary grounds. as a result Of the
shortage and increased cost of paper.
County Superintendent of Schools
Dixon has already issued an order to
pupils of the Salem county schools to
use both sides of the paper in prepar-
ing written lessons.
A number of organizations and
church societies throughout this end of
the state are collecting and selling old
paper as an effective method of raising
funds for their various schemes. The
most systematic paper saving cam
paign in this part of the state is being
conducted at the new Du Pont vii
lagos. where a salvage department has
been established.
Old paper is regularly collected In
wagons, and presses have been set up
for baling it into 100 pound bundles
for shipment
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1917-03-24
,u,UuUh SHUHMEH %
ON RECORD FOR UPLIFT
HIM EndeaVor to Check Unjust
Attacks on Their Business.
Sunday Sends Message.

New York.-In these days Of uplift
|,.Tpments the statement Of the newly
|,-,,nized Association of the Outdoor
|SSovmen of the World that its chief
|rnrOose in life is to uplift and purify
4. outdoor show business has attract
= attention. The association is q
|miuue aggregation Of outdoor show
Interests, embracing every variety of
|udOOr amusement enterprises, from
|Se biz exposition and circus to the
|hi carnival and concession men, and
|h officers are carrying on a wide cam
| MIN to secure membership in all
|urs of the world.
One of the outdoor showmen's an.
|yuncementS, made at the organization
meeting and banquet at the Hotel As
|m, was that of President Frank P.
.EeInan, who in explaining the scope
1.-THE organization said that Billy Sum-
ty had been invited to become a men,
/ VI huu u dIlCuu IAc DdA4uCIy DIS IL
N, recognized that che is the greatest
RGEman of us all" Billy Sunday in
snOwleGging the letter Of introduc-
lon said in characteristic fashion.
lou fellows could go some for God If
FUu would"
I'VE have more practical objects, of
|ourSe than the ethical uplift of the
outdoor show business" said President
|Epelman. We propose to exert our
Influence to make certain that we get
/ square deal in the various state leg
|SatueS. We will have legal repre-
|EltadTes in every city, and we will
|CHect other abuses that we believe
|TE We will endeavor to check IN
|rT attackS made on the outdoor show
EneSS and to secure fair and equita-
Y treatment. We believe the public
VI be with us in this campaign"
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1917-03-24
BEAR IN RUSSIAN ARMY.
Huge Animal Fights With a Regimen.
on French Front.

Huge Animal Fights With Regiment
on French Front.
Petrograd.-Fighting with the Rus
sian army in France is a huge bear
from the Caucasian mountains, who
seems to enjoy his sojourn on the
French front fully as much as his mas
tiers enjoy theirs.
He is the mascot Of one Of the Rus
sian regiments that were transported
halfway round the world from the Rus
sian to the French front to show the
solidarity of the allies.
When the time comes for the bears
regiment to go to the front line
trenches for its six days Of duty the
bear goes along. He keeps the all night
vigils with the sentinels, and as there
is nothing else to eat but the regular
rations brought up from the rear he
permits the soldiers to divide their
share with him.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1917-03-24
FOR SALE FOR coLoRED PEOPLE

Beautiful 2 fiat buildings, brick and
stone, hot water and furnace heat. S
8 and z room flats. Located on the
North side, in one of the best districts
Only two blocks to the Wilson Ave.
and Evanston "L," and the Broad.
way cars.
One block to beautiful Sheridan
Road, 2'blocks to the new Clarendon
Bathing Beach. Convenient to theatres,
stores and churches. This neighbor-
hood offers great opportunity for EN-.
ployment, many positions being open
for janitors, porters, laundry work, etc.
Prices range from 100000 to 100000.
Small cash payments, balance like rent.
For further information address
Julius F. Taylor, GALS Champlain Ave.
Phone Wentworth 1897.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1917-03-24
|'IsTO PROFIT 1903 PER CENT
" what South Jersey Farmers
Earned on Their Stock.

what South Jersey Farmers
In Earned on Their Stock.
aOodstOwn. y. J.-Farmers are pros.
- at least down in southern New
~ Wv where a large percentage of
d s tUrS clty's potatoes are grown.
49,, SO1th Jersey Farmers exchange
IoV per cent stock dividend
per cent cash dividend.
|e o,e eAelange is n cooperative sell
|snHssanization, with 100 farmers as
b. s0S At its sixteen stations last
SSI carloads of white potatoes
|ss huOs at an average price Of 90
/ lsls os g. 1t did a total business
A$ Of 90 % SSI,OSI,S47.70, with q net
|G.esr SO This was the big
''uce Its organization in 1909
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1917-03-24

Hall, D. D., formerly of Illinois, but
now pastor of the Liberty Baptist
church. He is a scholar, an orator and
a preacher. He put it in his heart and
head. 1 could tell you about the States
boro high and industrial school, but
as I am going back there I shall then
tell you about the teachers and the
school. I have been to Savannah, Ca,
and then on to this place. will tell
you about them later. 1 must stop
here, because this letter is long enough.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1917-03-24
A DARING VOYAGE,

The smallest boat to cross the Attain
tic under her own sail was sailed BY
Captain Andrews. This craft was but
fourteen feet long, but In 1t Captain
Andrews crossed the ocean In 1891,
landing at. Palos, Spain. He Travelled
about Europe exhibiting his boat until
the Worlds fair In Chicago, when he
returned to this country and placed It
on view there. He had previously made
two unsuccessful attempts to cross the
ocean.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1917-03-24
Desisnates TranseontinentaI Course as
an Official Mail Route.

an Official Mail Route.
Washington. - Delivery of United
States mail by aeroplane will be q
feature of the cross continental race
planned for next June, as the route OF
the contest will be designated as an
aerial mail route by the postofice de-
partment.
In accepting the Aero clubs offer of
cooperation the second assistant post
master general, Otto Praeger, says in a
letter read at the aeronautics exposi-
ton in the Grand Central palace, New
York, by Alan r. Hawley, president
Of the club:
"The field superintendent of the rail-
way mail service have presented to the
department thirty seven practicable
aeroplane mail routes. The postofice
department will appreciate it If you
will designate committee to cooperate
with this bureau in making an investi-
cation as to the designation of such
cities in various states as aerial mail
stations, where satisfactory landing
places can be provided"
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1917-03-24
A Good Motto

We've got a good motto for our pa
per-" said Kidder.
"What Is it?" asked bis acquaintance.
"What we have we hold"
-Oh, I see! Referring to your circu-
lation. By the way. / didn't know you
were q publisher"
"We're not; we manufacture ny pa
per."-Chicago News
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1917-03-24

Hannibal, Mo.-A willow chair.
which was Mark Twain's favorite seat,
has been presented to the boyhood
home of the humorist In Hannibal by
Albert Bigelow Paine. Accompanying
IL was a photograph taken by Twain
seated In the chair In 1909. upon wnicn
the humorist wrote: This ID my best
Marx Twain"
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1917-03-24
COUGARS EATING DOGS.
Live CANNES a. Bait Very Popular
Among Mountain Beasts.

Among mooHea'H S
Los Angeles.-John B. Miller, presi-
dent of the Southern California Edison
company, has encountered a problem
which he did not consider when he
built his country home in Liveoak can
Won, north of Pomona, last summer.
The problem is how to get rid OF the
mountain lions.
II not only Is worrying Mr.. Miller
but threatens to spread to the county
authorities for determination Of the
question whether or not live dogs may
be used for bait
Reports from the Miller home were
that the tracks OF the lion were as
large ss q mans hand and that the dis
lance It covered when It leaped on the
animal killed was fifteen feet
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1917-03-24
lnhuman.

Gentlemen Of the jury" said the
lawyer for the plaintiff, "the defendant
claims that when he ran over my client
bis car was going but three miles an
hour. Think Of the agony endured by
my client when being run over as slow
b as thatp'-New York Aperican.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1917-03-24
upIets Follow Tvv;,.

,ue Ham,, " IWInSs
. wife I '. lnd.-Mrs. Joseph Mar
Nbitb :. Ol a miner east of the city,
q Tia m ~ ,ssslplets. and all are doing
DE bnu Utner is thirty-six years old
! d. mots sno forty-seven. A year
's eAiIS,ssn, The triplets make ten
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1917-03-24
Vsrx Thnuohtful.

Miss Askit-Did your husband smoke
those cigars you gave him for his
birthday? Mrs. Nuwed-He smoked
one and said he would keep the rest
30 remind him Of my kindness.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1917-03-24
contrarines. Of ths s.x.

~How was it your wife came to give
up housekeepingT
-Just her contrary ways. First she
broke down, and then she broke up
Baltimore American.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1917-03-24
BIG REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.
Sacrifce-Two Flat!
Only $3.50

Biggest bargain in the City. Fine
interior, new baths, good light, con-
venient to 35th St, Indiana surface and
Elevated cars-only $500 Cash down.
Phone or write II. E. Evans, SIT E.
And st. Phone Oakland 2726.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1917-03-24
National Eorsst lands.

On about 100000 acres Of national
forest lands grazing BY domestic stock
q either entirely prohibited or b great
b restricted TO provide range for elk
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-16
ricScnsbcweoMn0
IN ~Nrgcntinicn!
ArscutiHiids sO5iaIiiteu uOaen
sIeia5eitis ale carOpaiidsn Gan.
Der in 9iepn6lifen OcriuonbeIu.

8uenos aires, 16. 5ebruor. =
Sn argentiuien lit cine 8eneglng
i'm @ange, Ole So5ialiiten Der gan.
3en @elt IN elmer 9cucgung 5n per.
einigen. Den 6rieoen in europa her.
5liteaen imo Die %gtationen oortiel6it
tn R~cpublifen ait ncrmnnoeln. Ole
io3ialtltiihe 8ortei biclt frog Itr0.
men0eu Hcgen8 auf 3la3a &ongreiio
cine itart beiudte NtaIenberiumnt-
lung, in Der niAt MIR eine 0tesbe.
5Iglide &eioIlttion mgcnommen
muroe ionoern aud ale S6ritte ser
Regiertlng ~perurteilt rDlrocn, luetfe
4rgcnttnien in Den arieg brnqen
fonnten. @lon iAdtt, oab Die Sa(f-
te ser mdnuIi6cn gcUoIferlng in
@itenos Aires ole 8rin5ipicn ser
So3ioliiten mterititbt.
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Kcn5crt Nes pidniitcn
GccpclN GcNcwskps

gienstaa uadmittag, oen ~
1eb.. miro ser berilbmte Hinntlt
Qeobolb @ooousfD inter Den Nus.
pisien oes GuesOaD Wtornir9 Dlun
cal Club I'M 9ron0eis Ebeater EN-
Gonscrt peronitdltcn
Ser aiinItler errnng hlrdltd ~
0enper gang beOeutenoe grlolae
mo entfaftc III Cos Angelss elilen
ioldeu Gnt9ufiosmls, Dab CT bon
5au ;Sranristo ans nodnlols at CT
mem 8meiten 0on5crt 8uriidfcbrcr
muBte. Sn Gan Giego, 100 e. oie
gtt5iteaung 6eiu6tc, iono ibnt 81
Gbren Elm graBer Gmpfang ltutt.
Ser o6iqa alnb fam li6 be.
oIildpilniheL OoB Is ibm g%cluneen
lit, oen aillitler fir iein picrtes
aonsert iii 0ieier Sdiion SIT gciultls
men uno ollgcmein crgibt it'd inter
oeu bieiiaen 9{uiiffrelmnei cin gras
Bes Sntereiie 'lr ieil 4uftreten be-
reitS icet fllnN, oa man ptrflldle
aiinItler ouf 0eut 4iano bier MIR
ielten All b0reu befommt.
Ger Gintrtti8preis betrdgt DOC
bis $3.50 uno Ser @oroerfnif fir
@italicoer bcginnt ON A. 6ebrll.
ar mo fir Oas algenteine Subtle
fun ont IL. debrunr.
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gricfc Dol. Srabcn.

SER SrieOridl gtdgcIe aus Ser
mautomn idreibt inns
.0o6c 5iuci grteie aus Der dlten
Seiulat erbultcn. eIren BON meiner
Shmciter, mcldler 5rpei Monate aui
Der 'Rciie mar. mo einen mOeren
BON ibrer lodter aus Stuitgnrt,
lueldcr ihnea bier onIanate, Scr
Snbolt beiOer lit fat 9lG6, namIif,
DoB nod nicmunb &ttngers geitor
ben lit. A6er nIles lit filrhtbor ten.
en-; 5treih6oi5er, sic Dor bent arieg
10 8iennig toiteten, toiten ieBt 80
8fennig; Sdtlbe filr 6raiien, bic 8
Wlarf g~efoitet baben, toiteu iest 20
9tdrt; Seife foitet jet 3 Mtart oas
8fu1o, lit nber ieBt gar nidlt mebr
al b%efontnten; un0 10 iinO nod bieIe
ouoere 9(rtifel, Die man notpenoig
hroitdlt. nid)t mebr ~borhonoeH.
&riegs5eit lit eine burte un0 idiuere
Belt. 19idbrige mo 45idbrige nidt
gcoiente Widmer lin0 e~iugeSogel
sum @hIitdr0ienit. @as bor Dem
arieg uidt 9cgeiien muroe, idntett
jebt iebr gut
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-16
Grciebtcn Glec
Club Ecnscrf!

Dor bollbeieBtem Sattie aab Der
CREIGHTON @lce GIitb geitern Nben0
lem 7. idbrlides aon3ert I'M 8ron
oeis Ibeater mo fpie iiblih iplir0e
Dem 9ublifum Elm reidboIttges
nuo uls9e8eidnetes Erogramm ae-
boten.
Wtit Dem Rllptiole Morih bon
0eBIer mur0e COS @rogromm croft.
net, gefolet bon Dem 2ieoe Alma
Mtatcr@ mdbrino oeiieu @%orfiibrung
ons 9itbliflnu ieine 4dttutg fir Die
Creighton uniDcriitdt itebeno be3eug
te.
9ittle @eodl nno u@oterliaes
bon &itbiuitein ipelde Die 51nger
mif polIenoeteg Gonidattierung Sum
alone brodlten ionoen reiden 8ei-
ion.
Gas creation 8biIbormouii6e
Grdeitcr erntete e%benialls reidlihen
Applous fir ieine 9hlnmern o9fui-
iii6e G%antolic~, n2laegretto BON
9%cctboUen~ uno aCrpbeus" bon OF
fcnbah. Sn 9eBterGm 3eigten bic
junqen aitnitler %beion0eres Ialent
Die Sperette Ban oer Sum Ell.
ne 5iDeiaftiqe @orfiibrung btloete
nid)t MIR cine angenebA1e ueberra
ihung, ion0ern Die Soilptattraftion
res 9(bcn0s. Gin 8irat, Gan Der
Sum. anitott gefangen 81 meroen,
Derfleioet it'd els 6rat in0 treibt
init Dem iunaen Mlarineoffi5ier. Der
ieine @efauaennubnle bepertiteaiaeu
ioa olerlei 5paiic mo mddt Ocns
ieIben 3uleet iclbit gu ieinem Sc
ianqenen, ood miro ocrielbe mie0er
in 6reibeit aeiebf dl5 er Dem Ri
rotten freies Gntfommen Deripridt.
Gic Gnicnble @ortr1ge Der 0iatro
len in 6ieier Gperette Deroienen
groBtes Sob.
Gas &on3elt I@ieferte einen ridden
gepei8 non Scr tatfrdftigen erfold
rciden 4rbcit oes Directors 8.
Bod, inter 0eiien 9eitlng Der Slice
GLIB oils ouH oas Grheiter ifoue
5rildte 5ei8ef.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-16
Omaha 1lMtcmcbiIs
1lMsftcM lang!
5armerstas 2S, Sebruar.

USE luls bon Serrn @lorfe go
nell Dem Setter Ser bteiigen 4luto-
Notwithstanding mitgcteilt miro, lit
nit 8eitimmtbeit 5u erfDarteu. OaB
Die Oiesiabrigc ausitearHg one Dor.
bergebenoen melt IN 0cn Sdotten
iteleu miro. Gin Smlptppnft Ser.
ielben miro ole gl~usitelitng bon iehs
oOcr nod mehr altomobil 2eidcu.
iuugeu bilocn; iomeit mtroeu nod
bel feiner berortigcn @eranitaltme
10 uiele oerortige eeid1rte ulisgc.
itellt.
Inter Den 6erporrageaDeu @6iten.
ole gum 9eiuh 5ueeiagt boben be-
fiu0Gl iih aud .. =. 6rieno. &ra.
iiOent. mo sSobn ". Bates. 8i5e.
prdii0eit Der Wtitdea Motor @elea.
idlnit iii Hotinc, isis. SEER &. &.
Stemar0 2. miro oieicn @erreu am
~. 6ebriinr eiu 6eiteiieu geben.
Ntittipodl Den Is. 6ebruar. tulr.
DC uls ipe8ieller 6ormertog unaeiebt
unO man ertpartct beionoers qroBen
GrfoIg BON 0ieier gteleinfiibrtng.
2ettes Sobr mar Dieicr Gag elmer
ser beitbeiudteiten mabrenO Der gan.
SEN altaitGllung
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G6olic6 ~wcnioitcns Gin
paar ~DericnkMnocn!

2onAoM is. Seb. @ic 9lopos
6eridten itno Die foIgeuoen 5abr,
8eltge perienft moroen:
Die bei0en eugliihen 3ampfer
,2ongscur~ mo a@reenlanO~ bon
2777 reip. 1853 Spnnen unO ser
gritenoompier ranuniti4, iiber Del,
len Iouneneebott uihts berluutet
0us 5cgelidliff a4ercp gfon4 tt0
Ioumen groB. ionic elm 6iideroam.
pier, fg9ieDiel ndd altcnt @ebruud,
perbeimliht poroeu limo, fam man
natiirIid nidlt niiien.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-16
HiibneF Bankramb
am hcHen Gage!

9incoln gtebr. is. aeb. Gin
beuoifneter 9ouoit ihloB belite Dit.
Tag gegell 1870 iii Dem @orort
llniberiitB 9lncc Den @raiiOent g.
g. Sdaberg Der oprtigen Griten ga.
tionul 8onf in Dos Siherbeitsge.
noble elm rtno entfam nit einem
Rou6 BON $1,000. Sic 8oli8ei
lit ouf Der 9crfoIgung 0es fredeu
9onoiten lulo oeiieu SpieBeeieaen
Der Dos 2lllto lenfte.
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6ans ieOersebraunt.

Soma Gin Sd., 16. Beb.
@Gbreuo iidl Der befunnte 5ormer
Reter aleiu ia eiHem 0oipitol int
Cmoba befinort, Inn iif einer Gpe-
ration 81 unter3ieben, lit ieiu in Der
Jt1be pom bier 9elegenes 8obn-
haus nit nllem e5nbalt Elm Gaub
Ger Tlamnen aetDoroeH. Ger Ser
Iuit bctrdgt $1,000 eege1 nur $500
@Griiherung.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-16
oRemem6er the Mlaine

3ltn 19. Sabrestuge Der Ser.
ientung 0es omerifnniiden Shtaht
ihiffes u4Paine" i'm @afen 5lt Sa-
bana, ole uadber gum ipomihsame.
rifaniiden ariel fibrte, bielten bic
hieiigen @eteranen 0es ipaHiihel
arieges ibr syabresboHfett ub.
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Strumpfwaren
Specials

Jllr 5omstag oTfertercn mir Der
ifieoeue StrumpfDaren gutter Guas
litdt, Die raid berfauft mer0en iein.
aommt friib8eitig uno madt erd
Die @eIegenbeit 5uutbe.
geeubeit 5eioenItrimpie rei8en0e
Gillette in ifppnr5 uro neiB, meiB
1n0 idImar3, bron5e roin, 0eriaieoe-
ne ghiiter. Mud eiufad meiB
ooer idmar8, iiir ........7 Zoe
9%eiOenfaier strimpfe iii oIcn
8arben, leidjt feblerbqft, peritdrfte
abidse un0 3eben, fitr Soc,
8 fir S1.0O
Reinieioene 5trampfe, elegant
auh Seioeufaier oae 6arben. Elm
ihlieBli6 idmar5 mo meiB
l~aitiHlDs fir .......5 Soc
Wlittlere umo narfe ~ainoertrlim
pie nus gerippter 8dumuuae
III i6mar5 nnO tUeiB; 9aor .15e
Manner gaumDoae 5triImpfe
einfad idaDar5 Il. mo; per
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