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Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-26
Gifts for Boys Over There

By Special Correspondent.
KEYPORT, Oct. 26-As the Christ
mas season approaches many resi-
dents of the borough who have boys
over there" are asking Information
relative to the sending of Christmas
parcels abroad.
The local chapter Of the Red Cross
will have at its rooms on Front street
q supply of boxes of uniform size
which may be filled for the boy.
abroad to the weight Of three pounds
In order to secure these boxes from
the Red Cross a label for same must
be presented which has been sent
from the boys abroad.
The boxes when filled must be
brought to the local rooms where the
contents will be inspected by a CON-
mittee of four who have boys in the
service. Last year the local chap
ter sent a box to each young man in
the service from the borough but the
new ruling this seaso prohibits that
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-26
Woman Arrested on Theft
Charge May Face Others

Mrs. Fflonogi A. Urglemcko. of 452
Division street. was arrested this
morning by Detectives Huff and Gu
.towski on a charge of stealing s125,
a gold watch and chain and other
Jewelry from Walter Lorbo of 1s2
Division street.
When arraigned before Recorder
Pickersgill the woman denied taking
the money but said she had taken the
watch. chain and Jewelry. She was
held in $500 ball for the grand jury.
The police are of the opinion that
this is the oma who has been
operating at the farmers market for
the past mont where there have
been numerous complaints from peo-
pie having their pockets picked.
An investigation is now being made
by the detectives and II is expected
that an additional charge may be
made against the woman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-26
Miss Anna Ewing.

BIZ Special CorresDondent.
6POTSWOOD, Oct 26-Following
an illness of two weeks. Miss Anna
Ewing. daughter OF Joseph Ewing. OF
this place. died at her home on
Thursday last. Pneumonia was the
immediate cause Of her death follow
ing an attack Of influenza.
Miss Ewing was born at this place
nineteen years ago and has lived here
all her life. Besides her father she Is
survived by three sisters, Mrs. Emily
Flowers, Perth Amboy; Mrs. Charles
Nichols and Miss Elizabeth Ewing,
and ONE brother. John Ewing of Spots
wood.
She was a member of st. James
Catholic church. Jamesburg. and the
interment will be in the st. James
cemetery at the convenience of the
family.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-26
Mule Injuries Driver Severely

Moses Tyrrell, IN employe OF the
Raritan Mercantile Company of Front
street. is in the City Hospital with a
broken leg n other bad injuries, the
result of being kicked by a mule late
last night.
Tyrrell. who is q driver in the m
ploy of the Mercantile company, had
just put his team OF mules in their
stalls and was feeding one of them
when h let fly with her feet and
sent Tyrroll crashing through the side
of the barn where he lay until he was
discovered by a citizen who notified
police headquarters.
At the hospital 1t was found that
besides the broken leg he was suffer-
ing from a number OF other injuries
and II IL expected that he will be con-
fined to the institution for some time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-26
County Election Board Meets

The Middlesex County Board OF
Elections met at the court house a,
New Brunswick yesterday for the pur-
pose of considering vacancies occur
ring among the election officers of the
county and which are to be filled by
Judge DAILY, upon recommendation
from the county board.
Two additional soldier ballots which
had been received from the office OF
Secretary of State Martin were opened.
Both were Democratic ballots and one
voter had registered his choice fol-
Arthur A. Quinn for the State Senate
nomination, while the other indicated
no choice for this nomination.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-26
Funeral Of Leon sandelin,

JAMESBURG. Oct. 26:-Interment
was held on Thursday last for Leon
Sandelin, aged twenty-eight. a private
In the national army who died ON Sat
urday last at Fort Niagara, New York,
AFTER a short illness from pneumonia.
The body was brought here and in
terment made in Fernwood cemetery.
A short service for the dead was
held at the grave. conducted by the
Rev. Henry johnson, pastor of the
Jamesburg Methodist Church. Mr..
Sandelin was but recently married to
MRS. Apologize, a widow of the late
Edward Apologize and was a resident
OF Riverside. this state.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-26
Bugbee Says Edge Deserves
Support Of N. ]. Voters

DN cRtCtut OfFcoFthutHA
TRENTON, oct. 26:-Not only
President Wilson but Governor Edge
as well Graves the continued sup
port and confidence of the people Of
New Jersey. as the Presidents recent
letter to LaMonte and Hennessy ex-
pressed It, declared Republican State
Chairman Newton A. K. Bugbco in a
statement commenting further today
upon the presidential letter to the
Democratic United States senatorial
candidates.
THE present governor of New Jer-
sey, who has been even more closely
associated with the people of New
Jersey said Mr.. Bugbee. than the
President. is equally justified in 'crav-
ing the continued support and conf
dence' of the people of the state.
Moreover, he is a candidate and must
have this support to be elected, while
the President has no other relation to
the election than that of a voter
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-26
Tact Always Wins.

OF this truth we may rest assured :
The tactful person never gets into trou'
BILE. She may 60 anywhere. mingIe
with all types of people, and then pass
onward leaving only a most favorable
impression in their minds. Therefore.
tho truly practical n will gladly put
herself out a wee bit In order to retain
the good will Of others. For this at
titude will not only help her immeas-
urably. but will certainly make easier
and smoother the ways Of all with
whom she comes In contact.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-26
More Draft Men Leave City

The last of the draftees in the call
for twelve men from this city left
here yesterday for Fort DUPONT They
were Louis Delmar, Edwin McFarl-
and, John McGree and Stello McCul-
Tough.
1t is expected that within a short
time now a call will be received for
men to be sent to Camp Dix and the
local board is preparing for this call.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-26
Red Cross Meeting Postponed
BIZ special Correspondcnt.

By Special Correspondent.
KEYPORT, Oct. 26:-Owing to the
borough still being under quarantine
the annual meeting of the Keyport
branch of the Red Cross will be held
on Tuesday evening. November 8, in
e'ead of next Tuesday evening as for
ncrly announced
The meeting will be held in the
High School auditorium and a special
speaker for the occasion will be Sc
Jul ed. The annual election of officers
will also take place and reports OF
the various committees win be pre-
sented. A short program of musical
selections will precede the business OF
tie evening.
The workers in the various depart
ments will be present In uniform.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-26
DRINKS Keep Police Busy

In spite of the fact that the State
Board of Health ordered the local sa-
looms closed during the influenza cpl
demic 1t is evident they are still open
and doing a good business for hardly
a day passes that at least three DRINKS
are arrested by the police.
Paul Wacko of Stockton street was
arrested by Motorcycle Oncer Edward
Morgan yesterday on a charge of be-
ing drunl: and disorderly. He was
fined five dolla's.
Trafa Koumba of Prospect street
was arrested on the same charge by
Patrolman Larsen. He was fined two
dollars.
Thomas Frod, an engineer of Will
liam street was fined fifteen dollars.
He was drunk and caused considerable
trouble.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-26
Women and housekeeping

When a woman returns from a
months visit she says. "Oh, how ]
dread to begin cleaning up this house"
But she doesn't. You can tell by the
glee with which she seizes the broom
and the duster and stirs up a great
cloud Of dust that she rs now realizing
that which she has eagerly anticipated
all the time she was away. There Ia
nothing q woman enjoys 30 much az
kicking up q dust. For the dust is
sure to come down again, and the
source Of fun In never exhausted
Kansas City Star.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-26
Everyone Satisfied.

My little daughter. four. loves to
treat her piaymates. After passing
around bread, butter and sugar to all,
she came In and took out one peach.
Later I said. June, tell me how you
divided one peach" She replied:
"Well mother. Netty said she just
loved skins. and I gave Irene the
stone, then I ate the peach."-Cleve-
land Plaindealer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-26
william n. siIvers

By Special correspondent.
CRANBURY, Oct. 26:-William
Russell silvers. of this place, died on
Friday at his home from pneumonia
following an attack of the prevailing
epidemic. He was the only son of the
late William s. and Anna Silvers and
nephew of the late John 8. SIvers.
He Is survived by his wife, who was
Miss Christella Milne, and two chill
dren.
He was very active in the financial
affairs Of the community, being vice
president of the First National Bank.
He was also an active member of the
Second Presbyterian church and Of
Apollo Lodge. F. & A. M. Funeral
arrangements haze not as yet beer
completed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-26
funeral of Howard Ieming.

JAMESBURG, Oct. 26:-The flu
neral services for Howard Lemins
were held yesterday from his late
home in Jamesburg.
A brief service for the dead was
held from the home and interment
followed in the family plot in Old
Tennent cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-26
All oeraldIne,s Fault.

The children had quarreied frequent
ly all day. In the evening we talked
II over and the little tot said. II would
have stopped qusrreling this morning II
Geraldine would have came gently
at me-"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-26
StOut-Morris
By Special Correspondent.

KEYPORT, Oct. 2e:-Annolnce-
ment is made of the marriage of Miss
Nellie Morris, daughter of Fora A.
Morris, or Asbury Park, formerly of
green Grove avenue. this borough, to
John Bernard Stout of Hamilton.
The wedding took place on We'd
nesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at he
home Of the brides sister, Mrs. Paul
Greetin. OF Asbury Park, and Rev.
IJohn Goorley. pastor of the Ballard
Memorial NJ e. church, performed
the ceremony.
After an automobile honeymoon
trip b couple will reside at HamII-
ton The bride was formerly q mem
per OF calvary n p. ehefr and IL =
graduate OF the lccal high school.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-26
Asher Collins.

KEYPORT. Oct. 26-Funeral SER
vices for the late Asher Collins who
died at his home on the Stone road
on Sunday evening. were conducted
Friday at his late home. Rev. Ben
tamin d. Dsgwell. rector OF st.
Mary's Episcopal church, officiating.
terry,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-26
Boy Breaks Arm While at PLAY
spsctal Correspondent.

By Special Correspondent.
KEYPORT, Oct. 28:-Arthur Wal
ling. the small son OF Mr.. and Mira.
George Walling. of First street. broke
his arm at the elbow on Thursday
while playing with Warren Young, a
playmate. DR.. Alois Peteler, OF First
btreet. was called and set the broken
bone. but the break is of such a seri-
pus nature hat an X-ray photograph
has been advised.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-26
A ROYAL JOURNALIST

King OF Siam Enters Ranks of the
FOurth Estate
ASSOCIATED Press Correspondencc.)
LONDON, Oct. 26:-Journalism
has a royal recruit in the King of
Siam. who recently contributed an
article to a Siamese journal on Free
dom Of the Seas"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-26
Mrs. Hattie w. Vanderbilt.
8y SrecidI Correspo,,deut

KEYPORT. Oct. 26-Mrs. Hattie
Wethered Vanderbilt wife of limo
thy Vanderbilt, died at her home IN
South Keyport on Wednesday morn
ing at six o'clock after a brief illness
with pneumonia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-26
Funeral of HaroId Dex-

JAMESBURG. Oct. 26:.Funerai
services were held for Harold Dey
from his late home, Plainsboro, on
Thursday. Rev. James J.. McClena-
CHAN of the Jamesburg Presbyterian
| Church oficiated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-26
CartoonISt Dies Suddenly

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 26:)Thomas w.
Fleming, a cartoonist with the Newark
Evening News, died of heart failure in
front of a restaurant here today. He
had been dining with friends and COL
lapsed after being removed to the
street. He was forty years old. His
home was at Hilton, N. ].
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-26
SOCIALIST HYMN CHIMED

Bells OF Kremlfn Proclaim Socialism
Every Day
ASSOCIATED Press Correspondence.)
AMSTERDAM. Oct. 26-The fam
Gus bells of the Kremlin at Moscow
now chime the Internationally" the
socialist hymn, afternoon and night.
In the morning a Russian ~socialistic
hymn is played.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-26
Hunger Diseases Increase
Illness and Death I'm Bohemia from
Lack OF Food

tAssocidted Frees CorrespoBdance.)
NEW YORK. Oct. 26:-There is a
steady increase In hunger diseases"
in Bohemia, says the Berlin Vor-
waerts. In a majority of the towns
in German Bohemia the cases Of
death and illness resulting from the
scarcity of food have greatly in
creased.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-26

Did II Ever Occur 20 You That
A girl can be terribly forward an
still get off a street car backward?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-26
Funeral For Frances Shaw.

81 Special COTTespoHdenf.
KEYPORT, Oct. 26-Funeral for
Frances Shaw, eight years of age,
who died at her home on Church
street from pneumonia, were conduct
ed Friday morning at $3.50 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-26
TO FRONT BY AIRPLANE
Austrian General Takes New Method
to Reach Lines

ASSOCIATED Press CorrssDondence.)
AMSTERDAM, Oct. 26:-To con-
duct Austrian army operations in AL
bania, General Won Pfanzer Baltin,
who is in command there. went TO
the front recently by airplane. The
distance flown was about 500 miles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-26

Russians witt at RtT%%& German nswp%psss %aSS publish such ps% ts Which %p @
payment. from PROSTATE, Russia; being received in Berlin It seems to have been qMe an went the kdms
which Germany proposes to extract FROM Russia in cash.. notes and goods is billion and half dollars
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9nberbien fir Sen.

Gltberbien maiden alltes Sen, ipemn
fie nod Der @eisenernte eeiGet mer.
ben. Wan mlib natiirIi6 nit benz
Booen 10 berfabren, oaB qeniieeno
5eudtigfeit barin bIeibt, oamit Die
&uberbien aufgeben fonnen. 0os fam
aeideben, inoem man bas 2anb iofort
nod einbeirien bes @eisens nit
elmer Disf @gae b~carbeitet. Ifiiaen
lit ftidt notbDenbig. Sc cher man Die
3uberbien iden fam, oefto better.
3nei Sonnen SEN per Mder ioIIte
mon leidt er5ielen fonncn. 0ieies
Seu 1T i'm Siittertpertb ebenio gut aIs
@otbfIee, alfalfa ODER aleie, 8funb
fiir Wlino. &ilberbien fonnen Ieihter
getrodnet fperben, tpenn mon beim
Sden ettua Elm Grittef Corn ODER
Soiabobnen hinsutbut. Ser Samen
lit fir etrpa $3.50 per guideI er.
bdltli6. Soiabobnen fir 81. Mon
fdreibe an ben Gounib Tarmoaenten,
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Ills gulcs Wittel grgen
3aDnitmcr5 iou iid &orbeer0l mn
ScrpentinUl, 81 glcid)en Seilen al,
lommengcniid)t, bcluGbrt baben; nit
nlcicln Wtittcl reibt man Die leibenoe
Stelle tart mo otter ein.
@ol0fiib Yeban0Iung q.
2ie uriabe bes Sterbcns Der @oIo.
fi!de lie9t meiItcns BARN begriinoet,
buB oas Iquarilm uidt n~aturgennab
Geballoclt miro. Wian bringe 2 bis 3
Singer bod iouber gewaibenen
SluBianb bincin unO bepilan5e Die.
fen rcht reidlib nit aaerlei @aiier,
pTlan5et1, gebe Oa5u AUDI piele fret.
idwimmenoe in oas @aiier, 10 iper.
ben Die Slide III better @eiie iid
erbalten uno 9eiunO bleiben. 9aber
1T nod 5u beabten, 0aB DER 10 Der.
geri4tete 8ebaIter crit a1t Gage
aeitanoen baben muB. oamit Die
@aiierpflan5en Wur5eln faiien ton.
rem, ebe Die Slide bineinseiest per,
ben. aud lit in Sabr un6 Gag fein
triides 8aiier gu geben, fonoern
mir oas peronnitete nad5usieben.
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giele Gier berberbcn aaiGbrlid.

Gier i'm @crtbe bon flint Millioncr
Collars perborbcn i'm Sabre 1917 al.
Iein i'm Stoate Wiiiouri. Der Ser
Iuit ereisnetc iih sum grobten Ebeil
mabrenb oes oerfloiienen Sommers.
SIN Sommcr merben immcr Die
frudtbaren Gier oif ben Warft ae.
bradt. 0ie @eflilgelSiidter brineen
oabcr barouf oab sic S1bne ent,pe.
Der gang abgeidafft, ober ooh nab.
reno bes Sommers oen 2eaebcnnerl
fern gebaltcn meroer, nodbem ollc
@ier fiir 9rltsmcde gelcet moroen
fino. Sabine, Die nift gebrallft tpcrs
ben fonnen, iollten etltlpeoer geaeiien,
noer perfauft merben, bortit hos Suit.
ter geiport merben fam. Sic Ider.
bauibule Der ltniberiitGt ruth allen
Siibnersiidtcrn, Die SGbne, bic fir
bic naditidhriee 8rllt alriidsebaIten
merbcn iolIen, pGbreno bes beiben
Sommers in einen beionocren Stall
fir iid unteralbrineen uno iie ben
2eeebennen fern 5u baIten.
Srid,tbare gier berberben iebr
leidt ndbrenb bes beiben @ettcrs
nno Der 5abn iolltc, nadbem Ole
Briite5eit poriiber lit, 6en Semen
ferngebalten merben, I'M aIlem Ser.
liiIt 10 biel ols moelid p%orarlbellaen.
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9ersliden Cant.

Gen ~folgenben unicrer Seiern, 81
Ieit inherent lesten 9cridt ibr Ibon
1enlcnt auf bas Solfsblatt erneller
Ten, itatten mir bier unieren ber5lid)
ten 9anf ab:
Srall g.. StncdlinL ct. 2ouis
Sacob Weile, ct. 2ouis
Casper s. Chez, Ibolt. $40.
2oris Ricmalb, Scope
3m. SUPPER, @osconabe
iSrat s. Hippitcin, Gbamois
hilbert Stcinbed, Smiss
Abam Starf, Gbicogo
emil gurfbart, Sermam
6. s. Rippitein, Scrmann
Sp. Sicdgracfc, Scrmonn
2ol,is Soberitod, Sermann
Srau 30. 9icbcr, Sermonn, 81. 1
glireo WcDcr, Sernlann, 81.
@uit. Brandt, Scrmam 81. 3
gilbert Roiin Seffcrion Gitp
Gaitor .. 9rinfmann, Berger
Srau s. Saberitod, 2afapcttc, Suo
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3n 8erfanfem: Hraftiid nelies ~
itodiges Srame . 8obnballs i'm be.
gebrenspertbeiten 8obnbiitrift bon
Sermann. Sas Sails lit in icber
Sinlidt MODERN. SdOner @arteu.
Seine &eparat1lren n0tbig an irseno
eineml @ebGube alf Dem Blat. STE
fleftanten iino erildt auf Der Office
oieies 9Iattes bor5uipreden.
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True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, No., on June
20, 1918, a required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
8ascpnabe.
Sec Cream SoeiaI bringt &einertrag
Dsu $4,000 fir bas Rutbc
&rens.
8ascpn b c.

Sas an Dorigen Sonnerstag bier
gegebcne oSSce Cream Social" erfrcll.
tc lid zines 5ablreiden 9eiuds unS
mar elm biibi6er @rfolg. @ie es bci
ioldem @elegenbeitcn oft borfommi
mar Der Sorratb an Grfriihungcn I'M.
aeniigenb fir bie Tohfragc. Die
9onlen battcn 90 @alIonen Sec
Cream anbanb, bGttcn abcr nod 10
8allonen mcbr b%crfnlfcn fonncn.
Gin &einertrag bon $64 nur6c Sem
2ofal5peig bcs Rotben &re,,aes iibcr.
rcidt. Ser ebrp. S. g. ScnsIcn,
bon Olpensbille, belt cine geoiegenc
Geoe Die nit erniter Ilfmerfianlfeit
llno nit GROCER 9eeeiiterlng alligc,
nnmmen pllrbe. Die Oomcn 6es SO.
then &reu5es ipreden Serrn Senslep
hermit ibrei1 aufridtigen Cant aus.
Gbas. Sadiih unb Somilic crbiel-
ten einen Brief bon ibrcm Sobn @il.
lie, nit Der Nadridt bob bcriclbe
poblbebalten in Sranfrei6 angefom.
men lit. Or bcridtet ierner, oaB tic
ip1breno Der %l1ebcrfabrt orei ll.goote
s1 ieben bcfarnen bab aber ibr Grams.
port hiff nidt angesriffen iuliroe.
Sarrp, Dos s Sabre alte Sobndcn
bon Srau S. 6. Sumter, m%obnbaft arf
Der 2eoerle Sarm, oitlih bon bier,
mllrbe aln borigen Oonnerstae Ibenb
bon einem idmer5baften l1nfall be.
troffen. Die &inber ipieltcn nit ci-
mem MpfeIidGler unb ser &leine &c.
rietb nit ieiner redten Sanb 5piihcn
Die @eiier, nobel Der sipeitc uno a,td
Der brittle Singer arg geifnitten lul,r,
oen. Or. 8orfmonn. bon Gotsbam
legte einen Serbano an.
Die @cisenernte bat bier um Der
gangenen Sreitog %begonnen. Sapio
Gggenberg madtc Den Infang llnb
Der @rtrae lit iebr pielperipredcno,
Sol. Spcdbals uno Sanlilie paren
art porigen 9onnerstae 9(benb bier,
unter ben 8eilldern bes See Cream
Sociol. Der Soc bat ieine Ipplifa.
tion eingereibt fir cine StelIc als
Glerf bel Den bieiieen Regicrunesar.
beiten. Sir mollen boffen Bob er
oamit grfolg bat.
Die 8eeroieuns bes peritorbenen
Tbeo. 8eeenann, bes Selegrapbiitcn
in @urefa, ipelder am borigen DON.
nerstag our6 grtrinfcn i'm Wcramct
Sll,B, in Ser Hdbe jenes Srtes, au iei.
rem borSeitigen Tooe fam, bot am
Sonntaa in Morriion, unter iebr
GROCER 8etbeiligung itattgefunbcn.
Ole tiefbetriibten gltern, @m. geges
mann Sr. uno Satin, periidern mir
hermit unieres aufridtieen 8eileibs.
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Se6aIia, Mo.

UIU.
Sic &uberbien, ipern gebroiden,
bilocn Gin feincs Suffer fir 2egeben-
men. 0as Sen lit gut fir 8ferbe, &ii-
be, Sdafe lnb Sdmcine. @er olio
befiirdtet, nidt senl,s Sen fir n1d,
item 8inter in Illsiidt at baben, Der
bot iebt nod cine @elegenbeit, &,,b.
erblcn 81 iaen. 0a3r, bereidern Ole
&uberbien alld bas 2anb beocltcnb.
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3n 8erfGnfcn: 9ellebillc @bcat-
Separator nit @olp.pea bulling I'm.
bGngel. @Ieidfalls Elm neller Stun.
Iep &lee- Sreiber unb Elm Ncgormit
6 &ollen Gorn.Suifer unb Sdreooer.
MlIes in glitem braubbaren Suitoao.
HGberes bel
MIfreb Meper, Sermann, II. 2.
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&lcinoiebitabl abiist, nod Ilfreb
Mepcr's Sarnn, III Der Ndbe bon Ser
mann, gebradt, mo- Roller nun in
Der ernte arbeitet. SEER Reper be.
foiti9t Roller unb beSablt Dem Gorn.
tn 50 pro Gag, fir beiien Irbeit.
Rollcr Seiete lid boderfrc,it, oab or
cine @elegenbeit bate i'm @rntefeIo
81 nrbeiten.
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Neue Nnseigen

j3m gerfanfen: Sereforb Stub unb
9aIb. 2ouis d m eDer,
9ermanm, 81. 8.
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Sn nermietben: 9as .Sdnrfc-
ode" Sotel. NGbcres bel Stone Sin
Mine 60.
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