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New-York tribune., 1918-05-03
100000 the Minimum

Whether Congress continues to regu-
late the strength of the army and the
size of the conscription quotas or decides
to turn it's Constitutional power to do
these things over to Secretary Baker,
one fact remains. In view of the mill
tary situation in France a very large
increase in the military establishment
has become imperative.
The present authorized strength of the
army is about 100000. The present
actual strength is probably not above
100000. This includes all the men in
the cantonments here-some of them in
the first stages of training.
There is a big difference between a
total of men under arms and an actual
fighting strength at the front. The mill.
tary critics, when they talk of the armies
fighting in France, take account only of
divisions actually in use or held in readi-
ness as reserves.
The German divisions on the front
from the North Sea to Switzerland were
reckoned, before the March offensive be-
gan, at something over 200 Allowing
$4,000 men for a division (and that is a
little above the German average), Hin
denburg had at his disposal total of
from 100000 to 2,500,OOO men. But
there are large second line forces garri-
soning Belgium and employed in auxil-
iary work in the rear. The total German
strength in the West-fghting men and
auxiliaries-is probably over 3,5O0OOO.
1t is estimated that of the American Ex-
peditionary Army in France not more
than 60 per cent consists of fighting men.
Our paper total of 100000 is, there
fore, much smaller than it looks. The
selective draft law authorized an expan-
sion Of the Regular Army ITO strength
OF over 100000. 1t authorized the ex
pansion of the former National Guard to
strength of between 100000 and 60o,-
600. 1t authorized the drafting of two
national armies of 100000 each, with
sufficient replacement units. If the re-
placement force is put in each case at
100000, the government may raise 1,6O0.-
OoO men under the terms of the selective
conscription law.
PROVISION was also made for the vol
untary recruitment of four divisions (the
Roosevelt volunteer army. But the Ad-
ministration decided to make no use of
this power.
Of the second draft army of 500. 900
100000 with replacement units) only a
small fraction has so far been called to
the colors
1t is evident, therefore, that under ex-
listing authorizations an army of ade-
quate fighting strength cannot be pro-
duced. If we want to have 1000 900
fighting men abroad in 1919 we ought to
increase our present paper total to
100000. At the best, the men to be
called in the third and fourth drafts will
hardly be able to get to the front before
the latter half of next year. They cam
not get to the front at all unless the
President asks. Congress to give him
power to go on with the conscription
process.
If we go on (and we must go on) why
waste time by aiming at an ARMY of less
than five millions?
New-York tribune., 1918-05-03
Warning to Authors
tFrom Tho Boston Transc,-pt)

One of Mr.. Kipling's trees was injured
by bus, the driver Of which was also
landlord of an inn. Kipling wrote this man
letter of complaint, which the recipient
sold to one of his guests for ten shiliinrs
Again the angry author wrote, this time a
more violent letter, which Immediately
fetched 81.
A few days later Kipling called on the
landlord and demanded to know why he
had received no answer to his letters.
Why, Twas hoping you would send me
q fresh one every day" was the cool reply;
"thcy pay great deal better than bus
drivinR.t
New-York tribune., 1918-05-03
Russia

M ORE terrible and wonderful
~ Than the apparitions Of the Apoe-
alypse
Is the evocation Of the Russian soul
HALF Christian, half Nietzschean,
Don Quixote with crown Of thorns,
Satan with the imitation in his aaek.
Bleeding Titan from the debris and dusA
OF downfalln planet.
This shaggy Hamlet and unkempt israfsl
Throws again his mighty shadow ovsx
The rotten rookcries Of civilization.
BENJAMIN On 0kxERX
New-York tribune., 1918-05-03
Coiled in the Flag
HE RS -S-S-T

Ii is crawling things not know entirely
what kind of animal it We shall not know until it wholly
uncamoufaged dentwned the refuge it desecrates
The Tribune attacking the We have not been attend
ing to its TAIL But it has offensive at that end aso
might have known.
Its reply uncovering the disloya object
IN the country has frightened stink the
columns of The American" Sunday last April
28, printed following:
New-York tribune., 1918-05-03
Swivel Chair Patriotism

fFrosn Tho Rosto~ Tso~scrspt,
What job would you prefer IL you went
into the armys" so
s.Oh, General work"
New-York tribune., 1918-05-03

"Iribune's' Dishonesty Exposed by Chief Editor
Frank H o
as chief staff impossible the pubc
ion o
soldiers etuns dsfu dnss few of our soldiers abroad and because
the the
business of the
1he Tribune contract with Mr. simonds for his personal services
fused his induce Mr. smond to continue
to write war articles for The Tribune
GAS that his honor and
% forbade his working in any capacity for paper whose policy he had found
Doth dishonest and hurful to American interests the war
1he Tribune injunction from vchanceror Bkes of
j, prevent Mr. simonds quitting its
more thar
Tribune of its false
articles dispatches
o E added court that
edior of TO
a injunction"
account, The Trib
believes that it's for their abiding confidence in
dispute
thought publish
We shall disclose nothing that already the public record in
Chancery Court Of New Jersey We shall
opinion findings of the Hon. John Back ViceChanceor who
Saturday last April granted injunction restrain Mr.
Simonds from violating his contract with The Tribune
The court began by defining Mr. Smonds's status, thus
% @ a etnpsns Pana T. he bana a 5 w sn
writer charge editorial page
@ he M M np p write it % or @ % o anv o
periodical during the of this except
shall have the right to contribute to monthly magazines
part Of any newspaper
will
of The Tribune he New American subject
to the editor in chief and the assistant editor Therefore he third
in rank of authority
The proceeded discuss the causes that lied to the
break and said
we s hs hs 1fs;s s
sss{: n s Ss rsss % fus 1 n P %{
tcuarzng answering affidavit he Speaks Of dsagreemen
from time time but he specifically adyerts but matters
last coal situation shutting down
e upon mt the e'as s osp
gardiner brought the acute situation that led to Mr.
Smonds resignation far his affidavit disclosed details
Mr. in ND Radsr had mind min having est
when Mr. imonds thought policy that The Tribune ad
amicaby There other smonds Questioned
5 ss d
en- 5 war which may have been unfounded
matters which honest minds differed reasonable
smonds constantly rtated That Garrett one Of the
associate editors constantly to speak, stuck pins Mr.
been simond was the magnet hat th
@ % a a pms nm % There not as scnta Of
that the entire managerial and editorial including Mr. ogden
be Of the family that the paper treated him with the utmost
courtesy and eonsdratqn They deferred him. they humored
nothing the adav disclosing that at any time his udgmen aepe
tho ne and e e t. th
course disagreeents between Mr. simonds Of the
they all arose from honest views which It would
Mr. smqnds could not always tolerate without rraon
much if not ALL Of the trouble temperaena n
rash when The Tribune engaged him. hired him @ for ms M
editorial qualities minus his temperamen tendencies which he
should have repressed" ' 'Aei nc
be proper explain Milan dispatch was rons,
on from an important Italian printed
under Rome date line The date line wrong the head mis-
leading the equivoca word was sed h
mi s11ndor
New-York tribune., 1918-05-03

military Mcclure Syn
dicate
The courts decision
7 will grant Injunction in the language of the covenant
that the be he
from writing contributing any other publication
than The New York Tribune" etc.
pleasure be able to add that
Syndicate Mr. Smonds stipulated
articles be sold to Hearst newspaper
touch thing like William Randolph without
getting some of your hands.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-03
,,r,,prp or THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

r1s Associated Press exclusively entitled 70 ING U.s.
H., -r,hc.tfon OF all dispatches credited 10 IL y.
not otherwise credited In this paper ana also 'ao ~
nave O, spontaneous origin published herein .,
All rights Of republication of all other ma''ef he's'
are also reserved
New-York tribune., 1918-05-03

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you can purchass merchandise aovertsec ~ -
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money baok uoon request. No red tape NO a"'p''"s'
ws make Good promptly II the advertiser docs no''
New-York tribune., 1918-05-03
GUARANTEE

xn,sred at tho postofnce New York ss second 's'
Mail Matter
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-02-15
80 - gEa W.NN "a. II
Could Not Eat or Sleep
Made Well BY PERUNA

Mr.. william E. Denny, 1923 Park
Ave, Springfield, Ohio, writes:
Il find great pleasure in WHITING
you and thanking you for what Pc
runa has already done for .rhe,nJ
have been troubled with eatarrh for
years, and it had affected my head.
nose, throat and stomach, that
could not eat nor sleep with any sAts
isfaction. .@IyS
Il have just taken three bottles. /
a eat most anything and am greatiV
relieved Of nervousness, SO tina when
J lie down ! can sleep without: the
least trouble. ! recommend it to- III
those who are sufferers Of that dread.
full disease, catarrh."
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-02-15
ADVERTISEMENT
For Letting Excavation Contracts

Open bids for the construction of
about 46l 800 cubic yards of earth
e~mbankment for levecs and excava
tion for drainage channels according
to the plans and specifications of the
engineers, will be received at Gre
NADIA. Mississippi, February 2S. 1918,
at 10 Il. M, by the Board of Com
mlssioners Of P~otacocawa Greek
Drainage District, Carroll and Gre
NADIA Counties, Mississippi. ANY
sealed bids received will be opened
and considered after the open bid
ding is concluded.
1t is believed that the work can
best be done by dragline excavat-
ors. but bids based on other .
OF equipment will be given considera-
ton.
The right is reserved to reject n
or all bids. and to waive any form
atty in the bids received.
No bid will be considered unless
accompanied by a satisfactory cor
porate or proposal bond, following.
the form furnished by the District.
or by Il certified check for not less
the bid.
Inc DluueT, Of bidders, to whom
awards are made, will be required to
enter into written contracts with the
Commissioners of the District. with
good and approved security for the
full amount Of the contract. within
20 days after being notified of the
acceptance Of his proposal.
Payments for the work will be
made in cash.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS.
By c. w. MULLEN.
President.
MORGAN ENGINEERING CON-
PANI. Engineers.
W SIS
Mrs. Wcmaek E. Smith is lust
back from a two weeks' visit to ,YIa-
tives in Greenwood.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-02-15
ABOUT CONSTIPATION.

Certain alt.cles on diet tend to
check movement, Il tic bowels, The
mos common # these are cheese,
tea and boiled m!lE. On the other
hand raw fruits, especially apples
and bananas. also graham bread and
whole wheat bread promote i move
ment of the bowels. When the bow
els are badly constipated, however,
the sure way is to take one OF two
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-02-15
w. and L. Bond Tax Fund
S1,lUU.UU
Respectfully submitted,
J.. A. GIBSON City Treas.
Collectors Report. d.

have the honor TO report that |
have collected the following accounts
fer the water and electric light fund
for the month of December. 1917:
A.. - c. 40 m = -
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-02-15
Table Linens

~ in. Table Damask. Will put on
sale at CSC and Use the yd. Come
and lay in what you will need,
This will be the cheapest price that
will be made again. Remember the
width. - in. The price, SO and
Use.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-02-15
HORSE -

HORSE STCLEN-5aturday night
January rs. i dark bay horse colt
4 years old; left eye blue and about
II hands high. Shod in front with
new shoes. Suitable reward for re-
leading to his location. c. A. Arm.
strong, Grenada, Miss. 90
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-02-15

Mrs. Wcmack E. Smith is Just
back from q two weeks' visit to rela-
t,ves in Greenwood.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-02-15
PROCEEDINGS
CITY COUNCIL, FEB. MEETING.

The Board of Mayor and. Alder
men met in regular session at the
Mayors Office on this the 4th day of
Feb, 1918.
i Present: Mayor, Marshal, Record
er, and all the Council, except Mr..
Pressgrove.
Minutes read and adopted.
Accounts were allowed as follows
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-02-15

R. W. Sc -----S22.OO $1,000
Respectfully,
CLAUD HALIA w. & E. l.. Col.
Report of Tax Collector.
! beg leave to report that during
the month of January and since my
last report, ! have collected City
Taxes as below enumerated and de-
posted the same with the City Treas
urer, as peh his receipts. ,ia /.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-02-15

Respectfully submitted.
CLAUD HALL, Tax Collector.
Ordered that the Board adjourn.
B. f. THOMAS, Mayor.
H. G. TALBERT. Recorder.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-02-15
|Catarrh
For Years
Can Now
Eat and
Sleep
To My
Satisfaction

Those who object to liquid nedi,
eines can procure Peruna Tablets.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05

aus Iebr giinitis ssIessue Setting.
pel6e Sorts ouf benz Ut 0ogb, aas
ra 0og6 unO Sop 0ogb bsIibt. nod
tpeiter aus uno erridteten beIonoers
on Der Sfisite mebrere S%efefisunsss
perts.
Der geIomte Ss3irt BON 9urs uins
faBt 1887 0uaornttiIometer nit ca.
100000 Ginpobnsrn. borunter ettpu
5 pro3ent &ufen, 20 pro5ent Siirten,
10 proaent 4rmeniern, Iopie febr
Itorten 8eimiI9ungen BON gerfern,
Ruroen unb &arapapo6en. sir ben
uripriingli9 iiberpieseno tiirtiTden
g9aratter bes 2anoes Ipri9t bic Eat.
io1e, boB in ben erIten bier Sabren
nod benz llebergong unter ruIii9es
Regime ni9t tpeniger ols 82,76O Siirs
fen ouspanberten. Sars lit boupts
iG9li6 WeiDeIanO uno oerfii9t oober
aud iibsr itorten 8iebbeItonO.
@obl Der ni9tieIte Sell Der neuen
tiirtiI9en @rfper6ungen lit inbes Der
9e3irt @riipon on Der perIf6stiirtis
f9en @ren5s, nit 1880 QuaOrat-
&ilometer unO pabrI4einli6 beute l
Miuion @%tnpobner, bopon "a BRO
3ent 4rmenier, 40 pro3ent Satoren,
Der Heit 9urOen unb HuIIen. Sier lag
na9 nrmsniI9er 4uffaKung emit oas
porabies, unb bic Hj6Ite @rbebung
bieIes ploteaus, Der bis gu 5165 Mes
ter oniteigenbe 4rarot, fpielt ia in Der
9ibel cine betannte Houe. @riipon
bebeutet nSi9tbor". IS Ioll oas erIte
trodene 2anb g%etpeIen Iein, bos Hoob
nod Ser Sintflut aus ieiner @rbe
ouf benz Nrarat erblidte (im 8eriis
f9en beiBt Der Mrordt nod beute Subj
Hub-Noab 8erg). 0os &lima in
ben SGlern lit BON punoerbarer
MiIOe, unb oiele SorI9er erbliden in
@riipon Die l1rbeimot bes @eines,
Der bier gang boraiigli6 gsoeibt. Die
8aumtpou3u9t liefcrte Dor Dem Rri:e
bsreits mebrere Miaionen pub iG6rs
lI6 uno 1T, tple es betBt, iebr ent>
pidlungsfdbig. NuBerOem boben ges
pife 0iitritte bic 3u9t BON Seibenz
ralpen betrieben. Die 9ouptitoot
Gripan am SongeFluB 1T beriibm!
bur9 ibre pfirIide. Siirten unb Yers
fer baden bur9 Sabrbunberte nm ibs
rem 8eiiB geitritten, Biz RuBIonb als
la9enoer 9ritter ite an iih rib. Sin
Grobe6en aeritOrte i'm II. Sa6rbunz
bert Die 6eitung unb einen 3eil ser
Stnbt.
Der 9iitritt aarabosb enbGi6 um=
faBt ben iiibIi9en Sell bss @Oubers
nements SeliHapetpOI unO bebeutet
nS9par3er @arten". IS 1T 3ur
Souptfa9e elm BON Siirfen unb @rs
mentern ~bepobntes S%teppengebiet,
0as pirtI4aftli4 taum beionbere
8eoeutung bat.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05

GuiItcnltng ocIicn, mas cine
3wongsgenicinihnit, oIio Elm Staot
ODER cine StdOt oOcr cine onoere
@cnIciuoc, cin5uncbmen unO ous5u.
1c6cn bat. 9ns Budget gibt aIio
NiaB unO NornL mic lid oos tag,
Iifc 2e6cn ocs StaotcS re9elt, mn
iciie unuutcrbrodene SGtigfeit iid)
oou5ic6t oocr pollsiebcn ioll. Sc
nnu ooSieI6e oerItcben mir ober
nud, mic gciogt, inter Dem Nus
Orlid Gtot. Gincn llnteridieO mu'
den mir uieIlcid)t MIR inioiern, Dob
mir sen &oranihlo0 fir cilt5clnc
3ueigc Der Stnatsmirtid)ait lieber
@tot ncnncn Is. g. Gtdt ocS &cids-
ants Oes Snucrr), w0brcno mir
Budget nlebr Slir 3uiamncufaiiung
oaer Gin5eletotS u%criuenocn. Sic
langen 3obIenreiDcn zines Budgets
0eminnen 2ebcu. melln mon Iie 81
betradtcn ucrltebt, martbe cruite
unO mollhe ncdiide @eididte birgt
Iih in Sen Golimnen. 8cr eS lc.
len fam, cntnimint bcu 3iffcrn eli.
neg Budgets, mie Ger Stnot ieinc
Iuigobcn crioBt uuO mie er lie in
8erbdltnis 81 eindi0cr mertet.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05
Die G%apierfmappAcit.

Man OerIu4t, INNER nere GoIcr-
ltoffe CUR 9eriteaung BON popicr in
4%npenoung gu bringen. 90 lit eie
8erlagsfirma Sbomas RelIon &c
SOn in edinburgh, S9ottlnuo, bic
Dor allen nit Sibelausgaben ii9 be-
foBt, e6en babel, @eriu6e an5uItelen,
I'm aus 8ombusro6rfaIern Elm fir
i3re 3pede brau9bores papier ber3ls
itelen. Solten Oieie 8eriu4e nit
@rfolg setr0nt lueroen, oann lam ii4
bic Welt auf cine neue 8ibelousgabe
gefabt MAIDEN, sic bonn nobl ben
Namen nYambus" s8ibel fir iiA be-
nn1pru9en piro.
lleber elm t~ouIeno Qcres 2ano limb
in Srinioob, 8ritiI9 NeItsSuoien,
nit 8ombusro6r ongebaut moroen.
Bon bieiem &obr Iopie bon Dem in
ben 3esierungspdlbern seI4nittenen
mil genannte 6irma Pnpier 9eritels
len. Die bier3u n0tigsn Mol9ines
rien beloufen Ii9 auf iiber $150.000.
S9on oiele in Dem lnternebmen anz
selegte Summe lGBt nit 5iemhider
8eitimmtbeit annebmsn. boB bic 9ss
ieai4aft ibres grfoIge 10 gut ME
Ii@er 1T.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05
Nnbrnngsmittel @nnncrei.

@inem raffinierten 2~ebensmittel-
i6pinoel lit 0ie @emeiuoe Mabls.
bprf bel Berlin gum Opfer gefauen.
Sm Moi oorigen Sabres tpuroe ser
@emeinoe bon elmer 6irma @enoe-
borit in 8ien elm GROCER 8oIten
8ltrlt, Sped ll1o &ofao angeboten.
Sci ipeiteren 8erbon0lun9en erfl4rte
Die 6irma @cnoeborit, DAB lie Die
8arcn an Die 6irma @ilion II. Sic.
IT, &otteroam ueitergegeben babe.
IS tpilroe oereinbart, 0aB Die 8oren
nod 0eutl6lan0, un0 3tpar na1
&openid gei6afft Wer0en loaten. Die
@emeinoe %leiltete cine In5ablung
bon $4,000 Wfarf. 9tbcr inter Den
pcri6ieOenIten 8orlpdnoen p~er5ogerte
Die 6irmla @!lion II. Sic. Die Serla.
cang mo erfIdrte i6lieBli6, oaB Die
IuSflbr altf oeuti6en 3amen iiber,
haupt ni6t erfolgen tonne, neil eS
ii6 I'M S6mIggel banole. Nun
iullroe p%ereinbart, 0oB Die @aren
5ll1ddIt 5llm S6ein al 9errn 8en-
bcborlt 5ilriiduertalit lperoen Ioaten.
9as Dies gelheben, muroe Die Cen
Gung nit einem &oDlenOompfer nod
Gubrort iiberfiibrt unO ioate BON oa
aus nod &0penif peiter oerlaoen
reroen. Sn Der Sat traf Die 8are
al.6 in 9fll6rort Elm, m1roe bon
@en0eborlt %iibernommen, Der tic, atl-
ltott lie no6 &0penid 51t oerfro6ten,
OIL brittle Yerionen meiteroerfauite
rno nit ben bereits crbaltenen So.
900 Wforf ser @emeinOe WtablS0orf
berI6mano. Die 8iener Yoli5eibe-
Doroe itelte felt, oaB oils Snba6erin
Ger 8iener 6irma 8enoeborlt elm
16iGbriges Mdoden eingetragen
mar. Die Soffmlng Der @emeinoe
Wfa1Isoorf, ibr @el0 retten 81 TON.
rer, bei9rdnft iid leoigli6 Oarauf
SAB cine @ant in &aloenfirden i'm
9lbeinlan0 Elm @utbaben bon 1907
coo Mort zines geipiiIen @enoe-
horIt bclibt. 0b 0ieier @%enoeborit
nit Dem S6pinoler iOentii6 lit,
ltcbt nod ni6t felt. gu ben bereits
be5oblten $4,000 Marf treten nod
weitere $4,000 Marf llnfolten, Die
sum groBen Sell aus &iid~pergiitun'
GEN al Seilnebmer 6eiteben. 8etei-
ligt an Dem llnternebmen tparen Die
Gjemeinoe Sobonnist6al nit 10000
Wfarf, Die @emeinoe 6%reoersoorf NIT
5000 Morf mo elm &aufmam SIR.
Der ans &0penid init 10000 Marf,
cod mar oas lle6ereinfommen elm
oerartigcS, ooB oieie Seilnebmer
nobl in oen @arengenuB treten
fonnten, nidt aber al Dem &erluit
mit5utragen batten. Die @emeinoe-
pertretung bon @a6lS0orf min ben
@emeinoeporlteber 8icnpre6 fir
oieien erbebliben gusfaa baftbar
mo6en, meil er obne 3u5icbung beS
&otltanosausi6niieS ein 10 g~eipagtes
llnternehmen einglng.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05
9ie tencriten uno biaigltcn @Ub"
nnngcn.

NirgenoS auf Der @roe 1pa oos
Mo9nen 10 teuer Iein, als in @i6ralz
tar, unO 5par aus Dem einfu9en
@runbe, neil es fir oieIe StoOt un=
mOgli9 1T, ii4 mad irgeno elmer
&i9tung bin peiter ausauoebnen.
Sin LANCER, ldmaler Streifen 2anb,
Der friiber Mseresitrnno mar, tonnte
oGein bsbaut perben; lonlt lit i'm
peiten llmtreiIe ni9ts als ~iteiles,
aertliiftes @eItein. guf benz an mans
den @teaen ni1t mebr als 100
S9ritt b%reiten, bepobnbaren 2anos
Itri9 finb bic 9eimitdtten BON beinabe
10000 Meni4en 3uiammengeOrGngt.
1910 Fl. merOen fir oas tleinite
3immer monotlif g~cforoert unO &C.
geben, ulto babel iino BORT Die 20bne
Inn 70 proSent geringer als in
@nglonb. Die lleberfiiqung Der
6duIer in Gibraltar lit gerooeau
fiir@terli9. SIM @eseniaBe gu ben
Iebr bp6en Mieten iinO bic preiie fir
8O6nungen auf Der Sniel MaIta
BON mabrboft ld4erli4er 8iai9teit.
@tpos auBer6olb BON 2upuletta tos
Itet elm gauges 9aus nit iieben Bis
o6t 3immern unb alem 3abebOr
ni6t mebr ais 40 bis 60 II. id6rlid,
uno po6ei iinO bic Steuern BORT
gdu5li6 unbetunnt. Der Wtclteier
baut Iein Sous aus Dem peiBli4en
Sanbfein, aus Dem Die 9anae Sniel
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