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Bridgeton pioneer., 1917-07-05
PREACHERS ON FARMS. 7
An Organization Proposes That They
Work In Rush 6ssson.


Work In Rush Season.
Topeka, kan.-1f the plan adopted by
the Clay county Ministers union is put
into action In the counties throughout
the state of Kansas it will put 5000
skilled laborers into the fields during
the rush season. The plan outlined In
Clay county Is set out in a letter to
Governor CaDper by the Rev. ]. Ashton
Davies of Clay Center. Mr.. Davies
says:
During the month of July and Au-
gust the ministers are to work on
farms, going out to that work Monday
mornings and returning Saturday even
ings, just as our boys are doing at the
officers camp at Fort Riley.
ave may arrange to leave one min
lister In town, a different one each
week, who shall devote his time to the
interest of all the churches. The
churches will Of course, continue to
pay the ministers salaries. and the
wage received from the farmers will be
turned over TO the benevolent boards
Of the churches or to the Red Cross
society.
IF this plan could be adopted through.
out the state it would send 5000 skill
ed laborers into the fields"
Bridgeton pioneer., 1917-07-05
One Egg Chocolate Cake.

Beat half cupful OF shortening to
cream, gradually beat in cupful of
sugar and an egg lightly beaten Sift
together two cupfuls of -four, a tea
spoonful of soda and a pinch of salt
Add to the first mixture teaspoonful
Of vanilla extract and two squares of
grated unswcetened chocolate that has
been melted over hot water and thin
ned by the addition Of little boiling
water. Beat well and add the -four,
alternating with about three-quarters
of cupful Of well soured milk. Bake
in a square shallow pan and cover
with boiled frOsting.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1917-07-05
MAKE BEARS FEEL AT HOME,
Reproduction of Cliffs and BowIders In
City Park Pits.


City Park Pits.
Denver.-Not satisfied with having
mountain scenery within few miles
Of the city, Denver has sent out into
the Rockies and brought it into the
city limits by the CARLOAD.
The scenery is not paintings or pho
tographs, but actual reproductions of
rugged cliffs and majestic powders Sc
lected for bear pits at City park.
Agents of the city spread a gelatin
GUS material over the most striking
cliffs during the day and removed it in
the cool of the morning, thus retaining
an accurate impression. This was con-
verted into plaster Of paris casts, in
which form the reproductions have
been brought to Denver. The molds
will be constructed in concrete and
shot, with cement guns, In colors and
tints to simulate the original rocks
from which they were taken.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1917-07-05
Bisque of CLANS and Green Peas.

Cut an ounce of salt pork into bits
and cook in saucepan until the fat is
well tried out, but not in the least
brown. Add a small onion, two new
carrots and couple of stalks Of celery
cut in bits and stir and cook until soft
ened little; then add pint of green
peas, two or three sprigs Of parsley
and pint of boiling water. Cook until
the peas are tender and press through
sieve. Cook a pint Of clans in pint
of their liquor diluted with hot water
for five minutes, drain the liquor into
the puree of peas, chop the clans and
add them also. Melt tablespoonful of
butter, blend in a tablespoonful of flour
and add gradually a pint of hot milk.
Cook until the thickened milk boils,
mix with the other ingredients and
serve Immediately.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1917-07-05
Cherry Pudding.

Two cupfuls stale cake crumbs, one
quart milk, one and one-half cupfuls
red cherries, canned or fresh; one-half
cupful sugar. Soak the crumbs in the
milk for thirty minutes and then add
the sugar and cherries. If the cake Is
not well favored add a few drops of
vanilla or almond extract Turn into
a buttered baking dish and bake about
an hour in moderate oven. Serve hot
with hard sauce containing a little of
the cherry juice.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1917-07-05
Many Blossoms on rwia.

Topeka, Kan.-If all the twigs on all
apple tree ON the farm of George Fl.
Kreider, near Lyndon, had as many
blossoms as one twig had, and, if every
blossom became an apple, the tree
would have supplied an apple day for
several thousand persons. The 'freaS
twig' has put forth half a dozen bios
SONS instead of the customary one
Kreider declares it "freak Of nature
and states that in all his experience as
a fruit raiser he never before saw So
many blossoms on twig.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1917-07-05
SHAVING FUND BUYS BOND
Travellers Joke Sixteen Years Ago Re.
suits In Saving $1,000.

Waterloo, Ia.-At the grand council
Of the Iowa United Commercial TRAY
elers sixteen years ago, f. w. Houck OF
Sheldon lost his wallet. His friends
as practical joke, instructed all the
banks not to cash draft for him. He
was in need Of shave
A fund was raised for this purpose
but meanwhile Houck succeeded in
cashing his draft. The fund was turn
ed into the treasury and maintained by
annual contributions of a penny from
each member. 1t now has passed the
$4,000 mark. The council voted to in
vest the fund in the liberty loan.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1917-07-05
LYNN JUDGE FINES MAYOR.
School Board Also Punished For Vic
latina Labor Law,

Lynn, Mass.-Mayor George II. New
hall, Dr. Nathaniel P. Breed, Elmer e
Boyer, Mial w. Chase and s. Walter
McDonough, members Of the Lynn
school board. were fined S. each by
Judge Henry L. Lummus. The mem
bers were charged with violation of
the eight hour law in allowing janitors
of schoOlhouses to work more than
that time daily.
Assistant City Solicitor Jacobs ap-
pealed in their behalf, and they were
held in their own recognizance by Judge
O'Brien for the superior court.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1917-07-05
DOG CATCHES DESERTER.
Holds Man by Trousers Leg Until Off
GERS Arrive.

Leavenworth, Kan.-James Thomp
son, special officer here, owns a police
dog whose abilities as an apprehendeI
Of criminals frequently has been scoff
ed at by Thompson's friends. The dog
has indicated himself.
William Payne, deserter last sum-
mer from the Missouri national guard,
while stationed on the Mexican border,
had escaped from the disciplinary bar
racks at the army post here.
The dog captured the fleeing trusty,
holding to the mans trousers leg and
impeding his flight until officers sub
dued him.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1917-07-05
FARMERS CAN INSURE CROPS.
Massachusetts, Plan Guarantees 10 Per
Cent Profit.

Worcester, Mass.-The first general
farm crop insurance ever afforded the
farmers Of the United States was put
into effect by the Worcester county
farm bureau. Farmers who take out
policies will be assured Of a clean profit
of 10 per cent over and above the cost
Of production on all Of their 1917 crop
which exceeds in volume the crop of
1916.
Business men have subscribed fund
OF 100000 to guarantee the insurance
The farmer must maintain certain
standards. The insurance applies to all
winter staples. The crop must be mar
keted in Worcester county.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1917-07-05
Home Cookery
Strawberry Merinoue Pie.

Prepare paste shell and bake over
an inverted grease pan-rather deep.
When cold fill with large berries and
sprinkle lightly with powdered sugar.
Arrange the fruit in symmetrical cir
cles. Cover over the top with a me-
ringue made from the stiffiy whipped
whites Of two eggs, blended with two
tablespoonfuls of powdered sugar. Aft
er sprinkling with granulated sugar
set in moderate oven until delicately
Drowned.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1917-07-05
Retaliation.

Mrs. Newlywed-If you hadn't made
me dent this cream pitcher by throw
ing it at you we might give it to Belle
and Jack when they get married.
Mr.. Newlywed-Give it to them by
all means. Jack introduced us, and
Belle gave us the pitcher. 1t will ba
retributive Justice.-Exchange
Bridgeton pioneer., 1917-07-05
Fearless,

'There goes man who has faced
death in every possible form without a
tremor"
"He doesn't look like man who has
led a particularly adventurous life"
HE hasn't, but he goes to the NOV
les every night in the week."-New
York World.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1917-07-05
Speed of the Dromedary,

The speed of the dromedary has been
greatly exaggerated, the Arabs assert
ing that it is swifter than the horse.
but eight or nine miles an hour is the
utmost that it is able to perform. This
pace, however. it can keep up for hours
together.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1917-07-05
Riddles.

Solomon, king of Israel, is said to
have been fond of riddles. Riddles
We're in favor with the ancient Egyp-
tians. They We're especially used at
banquets both by Greeks and Romans
Bridgeton pioneer., 1917-07-05
All Must Help,

A wise man who does not assist with
his councils, rich man with his char
1ty and a poor man with his labor are
perfect nuisances in a commonwealth.
Swift.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1917-07-05
An Admirina Spectator.

II never saw man with truer eye
for measurement or a firmer hand for
execution
"You refer to sculptor?"
mo; to the butcher who cut a steak
for me this morning Washington
Star.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1917-07-05

Never mind about being better than
others; try to be better than you your
self were yesterday.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-23

nit ilberreid)t Der Sanitdts Sclbpebel
Dem aranten. Der lid fopfidiittclno.
aber eeboriam entfernt, elm Yddden.
elm ndd9iten Gage lit er mieber III Der
Mepieritube. Stun, hats gebplfen?"
iragtc Der Sanitdts Selbncbcl. =
~ gtpas idon". iagte Der Sanolturms
.aber rihtig auitretcn fam ih
INNER nod niht." so? ,Sas
mod)t ih ieben, 10 ihlimm fam bas
9laicmeibcn bod nid,t iein, parteu
Sic, bis Der Stabsar5t fomnit. Der ioa
Sic unteriud)en. Ser Stabsar3t
fommt. Der aranfe nirb poraerilfen.
~Ilio bas lit Der Wann nit benz
9laienleioen? 3eigen Sic nal her"
Ser entblnBt ieinen SuB uno bdlt i'm
bin. g8as? SIREN SuB? Sen mill
id ia gar nidJt iebenl" pebrt Der
Stabear3t ab. .Sa", meint idJiidteru
Der arante uno 3ei9t aui Die Soble.
incline 8laien babe id bod am SuB!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-23

8erpiBbeit gebabt bate, bab lie Tim
liebte. Set beiE ,pitBte er, Dab lie
iDm eebprte. Gr borte nod) I'M @eiit
oas iiibe gcfenntnib ibrer 9iebe.
Snalen Der Sebni,iht. unb 8enii-
iensbiiie madten i'm beinabe mnbn.
iinnig. 2angiam itiee CT Die Srep.
pen bi1tunter. CT torte urten Stim.
men. @uf Dem unteren Treppenab.
los iab er Die Sausbdlterin nit benz
Yortier tl,ldeln. gei ieinem Inblid
trat lie perleeen CUR Seite uno Der
Nortier 5og nid,t millocr perleeen lei.
men Sut. O~erresbeim ad)tete nid,t
aitf Die beiben; es lpar ibm gan5 egol,
mas Die 2cite bon ibm ioeten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-23
Daiih>aufgefaft.

Die Heoierinibe lit NIT irantaes
meloeten Rannidaften fait iiberiiilt,
- nad) eiucm Warihe unb I'M Winter
feline ieltcnc Grihcinune. Der oicnits
babenbe Sanitdts Selbipcbel lit &C.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-23
%. &apitel.

Cola ding nit bnitigen Sdritten
I'M Simmer alif rno nh.
oSa, id) neroe midi r1f)en," ricf
lie. sd iperoe iciltcn iiirltlid)en !ta-
men an ben Stranger itelen unb mas
mcinen ipisbiibiiten 9rubcr anbc-
trlnt,-oer bat feline angenebme
Stlnoe, menn if) naf !Suiiie fom.
me-" Sic trat Dor Den Spiegel uno
oronete lid ihr permirrtes SOAR. Sbr
@cIidt brannte. Sic nabm cine Sci.
ting BON Der @roe uno iGd,clte lid
oamit ailblrng gu. glut cincm Sci.
tentiid,d,en ltnno cine aaroiie nit
Sifor mo 8lGiern. Sic trut heran
llno goB Iid) Elm @las Elm, nndJbem
tic cs oltsgetrunfen bate, gob tic lid
nod ems Elm uno Damn nod ein
orittes.
90, iett fiiblte lie lid, mleocr be.
baslid). gle iette lid allf Die Otto,
name unb itiistc Ben aopf IN Die
S1noe.
v@lio 6iiritin Gerresbeim beige ld
icst," iagte lie ST. iih ielblt. vIas
bort lid biibih an. Wein Simmel,
Die mill ib oas al,snusen." Sic
preBte Ole neiBen ipieen 3dbne Sil.
lammen. Limo meme Had)e mcrbe
if nebenbei nod boben. gr ioll on
midi oenfen!" Sic idyiittelte Ole
Tal,it nad Ger Gbiir, aus Der er per.
ldppunoen pur. Sic lat}te llno
itrefte iid) Der ganjen Sdnge naf oui
Der Sttomane ans. Die &ifore, sic
lie 10 raid getrunfen bate uno Die
Heaftion na6 Der sroben @rregllng
porbin, fingen iest an, lid bemerfbar
su MAIDEN. Sbre ausen ihloiien ii6
Dor Wiioigfeit. Sic befano lid in
einem Idmmer5uitano, obne eingc-
idlaien Su iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-23

Settenborn par in ieiner 0roihfe
benz @agen 2olas gefolet.
ltngefdbr S~tpan5ig Sd,ritte Dor
@iuis @obnung IieB er onbalten.
gr pribte iest, no lie hin molte. an
Der gde befano iid cine fleine &c.
itiuation, oa binein ging err mo lieb
iid, einen aognaf geben. gr S~itterte
Dor grreg1ng, Der 4opf brannte ibm.
rIlio lie, lie. bie Inn geiagt bate,
bab lie i'm liebte, gab iib bier Elm
Steqoifein nit cinem anberen
Waml. @r itiiste Den aopf in Die
Sano uno %ieuf5te idpper auf. Ger
@irtb, Der linn ben &ognof brahte,
lab i'm miBtrauiih on. 5ettenborll
mubte. aber ouh a%uffaqen, iein Ge.
iidt mar leifenblab, Die slueen itarr.
ten blooe Dor iih bin. Ger 8oenat
er,parmte i'm etrpas llno nah Dem
oritten @las bate er 10 3lemlih ieine
Soiiung mieoergerponnen. Sesi
mollte er nit ibr abrefnen. @r trat
auf Die StraBe unb sing lansiam aui
oas Saus 81, ourh oeiien Sbiir or
Cola bate perifppinoen ieben. Or
muBte ia, bel mem iie mar uno ent.
rinnen fonnte iie niht mebr. @or
Der Saustbiir bolte er Mtbem i,no
swans lid sur moelifiten HlIbe. Der.
resbeims @obnune befanb ijh i'm
eriten Stod. Sn Der YortierIoge mar
ausnabmspeiie fem Wenih. gr &c.
langte lrn9ebinOert Die Sreppe biil-
auf. 8erobe pollte er bic Sano aus
irreden. INN ouf Die eleftriife aIin-
gel 81 oriiden, ba iab er 81 ieinen,
Gritaunen, oab Die gntreetbiir ange-
lebnt mar. @abriheinlid) l}utte Die
Sausbalterin lie often gelaiien.
lin 10 better. 10 fonifte or ole bel.
Den ilberraifen,. bos treuloie Weib
mo ben faliten Jreuno, Der iie ibm
gerallbt botte. @r itieB Die Ihiire
oitf utb trat leiie qlf ben acrrioor.
Wit menigen Shritten bate er Die
Sbiir bcs Salons crreifyt, bann tr1t
or leiie Elm. ,3uerit fonnte err IN Dem
Salbounfel nidtS erfermerl, Damn lab
err Die 8eItolt aui Der Ottomane lie.
gen. Gr 500 Ole 9biir leiie 81, orcbte
ben Shliiiiel nm, mrt0 idlid) iih an
2olns Eager.
3roBoem er 10 leiic gesangcn mar.
bate Cola ood) oas 8er1uif gebort.
Dine Den aOpi 81 beben, iaete iie:
.Iu fommit 5nriid? Salt Gu lid
eines beiieren beionnen9" Mls lie
jufGllig Den @lid erbob. idb lie Get
ienborn Dor iid) iteben. Mit einem
Sd)rci Der lleberraidpune rid,tete iie
lid aui. ~@ie, III bier?"
, "Smuobl, ib bin bier" perieste er.
p&us mad)it Oh bier in SoliteinS
@obnung. Gu FAINT mobl bod niht
Der, nm auf mid al marten?T
Sic iab IGN nit faltem Sobn al.
raaeroings ni1t! Oh bit mir wobl
gefolgt2" iragte Tie.
.&aS tbuit Oh bier in Soliteins
@obmnng?" fragte er nod einmal.
.Wiir 5n iolsen mie ein gemobn.
lifcr Sprcn!" rief tic. .%llnerbort!
@os gebt es lid an no i'd, bin-
9cbe?"
Seine Nrmlc hinecn idlloii an Der
Scltc berab. Scinc ausen morcn
ltarr aill lie 9crid,tet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-23
Sd bin aus Neaore, Yritiid)s
Snoien,

unb unros pou beiouiiaen Gltern aebprsn.
Sh puroe TIM fatbpltimen WtfHoms. u aiien.
bans rrsosen. % sibt, Snnserte pun ain.
bern, sts' btsrbin 'foutmsn mohtem, abst
nnter Yrttlsr fast, oab bic 3ettsn 10
tdlpterte ietn tniOlge btS arlsges, baA e.
I'D pttletdtt gebipuhgen ts1fu mag, pas
Matfeupaas Sa fhlisktn. 6piicH g.
Atht beIfen?
lie flrtutc Wabe mirh oaH{eHb auae.
upmunen nno iptr iucrben ueriud)eu, ale
1aben oabnrd Sn psraiitcn, ban MIR ilr
nnttre Wppltldtty bettn. SuIa)e, bic sem
Ssnare tbtefr enmrnr gentigt, nm elm
Rtnb eth eanSrs Jalr lana 81 perptlesenJ
sstsnI fodrtI BEL Ramsn beitmmsn, ben
bas atnb bet Der Sanfe erbalten ipd unb
irsresn cine Photographic ibftS Sdlt.
NngS er1alten.
Mau itnbt feline gabs aeii. an btsis
Sstfnas pssr brett an atp. Satbsr
D.. g.. Meltn, .gielipre, Srttti6 Subia.
lGtf vshptphnr ihr yrtsie nan Heilpre
M lint Gsnts. Wflo maa niau jdidsn
per Sniernatipnal 0tunsA Ereer, II. Q.
Wstss cher per psrioniiatu Gbed.J
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-23

nDkigt, oas Serfa9ren nadl Wo9lid,s
feit ab5ufiir3cn uub, nm Die riftigen
Inorbnumgcn fir Die WalienbeGono>
lung t%reffeu 81 f0nncn, frngt or Scben,
ipns ibm fcble. Il5 or an cincu be-
~Ionbers un9IiIdicli9 oreinIdaucnhcn
Sanbiulrmmann fommt, ia9t Der:
sd ih babe Gin Slnienleioen.
- Sp, ipabrideinlid crfGltSt Damn
paden Sic lid cilen Sag ms Sett
linb ncbmen Sic Die Eillen bier. ga
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-03
rehmboren 43reiisn siIdnst werb.n
ionnsh.
3'pci ipeitere Syaitglieber
Ser SysanmiHaft
Oes in Baltimore Derbrnnnttn britt,
iftn Ddmpfsrs als DerIOren SEE
tra&tet.

Baltimore, Mb., 2. ROB. -
4m 5reitas ipurbe ansetiinbigt, oab
man i'm Bureau Der JurneB= Whl.bB
Gteamibip so. bic 9pffnuns aiIfee.
se6sn babe. bab Der aabst sSobHion
unb ein faipsbii9er Watroie Rarsns
goste, bic iid an 8oro BEG briiii9eH
Dnmpfers befunoen battsn, fpsl1sr
BEL Dem Seisr aiif benz Bier Der Ball
timore & ObiO gobn in 9rnnb ssrai
tbeH mar, ii9 nod am qsbsn befinotn.
Snburcb iteigt bic aiits> Der 5ooisr
auf pier. Uai6oel 5. 9ano, Elm glert,
uno Der Sbers&nnonier Guitdcs
gromle9 iDuren Idon porter (als 0ers
loren erfldrt iporben.
Ger aabei Spbnfon fammte ais
Snrtlepool in Gnslnnb. Gr bait. rors
Der ouf 3psi torp.oirten 9ampIern
aebient. Nebrsre Wdtrofsn bes S4if'
fes befinben fin in sinem Soipital.
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Phone Canal 24oo.

oIIs eos bampfenbe S6onpfeif6en atpi>
i4en ben 3Gbnen - r:ngsumber ii6
5u iddfFen MAIDEN ober nit aetpifeR
Sorfdunsen an ben pe655Dar5en
SruNst1pfsn oes 5arteren Ra6pu8ies
teI2dftigt finD. Die trGftigere .5uz
genb lungert on ben SeerItrnBen umz
Der in Der peiten Eun9e, bettelno ooer
trgent einen 9iebspfa5 augTpG6enb.
gei oieien Gie6ereten 6etun0et
6as 8igellneroolf pn6re 5Su6si6Iu4s
belt, gepaart nit elmer berbliiffenoerL
mitltnter untpiOeritebli6 fouii3en
gfoipitdt.
Die 9ieeunennuIifanten iterben
aus, 6a 6ieie Stunt ben D&onn nni6t
nte6r ndbrt. Gie S5u6en ia bic itols
gen @ngDaren ielber itl6 uIs Sons
fltrrenten bin3ugetreten. 8Gbren6
friiber jeoer 3igeltner ieinen Spr0Bz
lima ifon i'm 8Grteiten Sitter, init
bier ODER fiinf SSabren 6ereits, 5lr
praftiifen Glusii6ung Der &urtTt in
Die 2ebre nabut, BEN eyungen, ben 6ie
@eigenlGnge nod ii6erragte, penigs
items i'm 3inlbalIhIngen unterpies,
- nlles MIR eu1ptrii9, obne iel6er
au6 MIR 6os eitfabIte muiifaliihe
5drift5eiden ie Dor glugen gebn6t
5u bnbeH; pabren6 Dor etrpa 6reiBig
SSSo6ren nod ieoer etrt3eIne 8igeliner
io5uiagen Nttslieo mar Ser Sofz
fapelle Der lngarti9en 0ation, oiirfs
te man belt5litnge in gnn3 ltngnrn
faum cine sin5ige rein 5igeuneriiAe
Diuiifban6e nlebr antreifen. De0gz
lih, ia pobri6etrIih tDeroen bic
l1mItdn6e u1to 8erbGltniiie fpdter,
nod Oieler S5abren ruh oen neituus
er0berer, jest nod als Shdoling I'M
9dnbe Observation-Disclosures Sbeil
6es 3igeunerpoGlein3 fuIttrea oeb0s
rig abitriegeIn, in 6as etbnologiife
WtoiatfbiIo 6es Sobsburger 9ei6es
hormontih einitIeifen. Sir ieBt
inoeIien iteIlt bos 8igertnertbun in
llnearn innner nod cine IN uannigs
forher 9e3iebung irttereiInr1te, abe,
BIeidtpobI fetnespeos benefberspertbe
Seionoerbeit 6es io5iaIen 2eber5 I'M
ltngarlan0 bar.
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2tngcblibc 0eridb,ubr,a!
,psts Gntfiibrurs oOer 55btuns bss
eRtsliobnss
9sa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9snrb
iTprb in Detroit entbsdt.

Detroit, 2. Roo. 9lm Jreitas
.purss b.lnnni, oab SunbsssagsHten
IN Detroit nit bsr llatsriuduns elmer
rnssbliten gsrf6p6ruus 3psds ents
iiibruns pbsr aSbtung BON S.nrb
Jpro jr.. BEN iunssn Sobns DON eos
isi Tcrb uno GntelIobn bss automos
Iii Jabritantsu. beIddftist finb.
Ten poitdmis SnIps.tortn ipurbe
Dor stli6sn 5agsn elm Brief iiberss.
ser, in ipelCbsm Don gefsl 6orb als
'prsis iiir bic Sider5eit bts 2inbss
$4,000 psrlanst putben.
GE p.rlautst. oaB sin Rnnu iid in
Snft bsfiRSet unb bab bic Ssitnabme
anbsrsr perionsH heporiiebs.
Der Brief trus bic llnterf5rift:
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Sn stmjeitsH ipirb psrlanst, bnb bns
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