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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-16
summer Dishes.

Sandwich Filling-The following
are all good Filings for sandwiches.
Take equal amounts of chopped
nuts and olives moistoned with salad
dressing.
Boiled egg, minced ham and
pickle. 81
Cold baked beans moistened with
salad dressing, put between lettuce
leaves.
Pimento and cheese.
Creamed cheese. walnuts and
olives.
Cheese and green pepper.
Nuts and raisins ground and mix
ed very good.
Chopped celery and hard boiled
eggs.
Ground mutton. ground mint,
ground pickles and lemon juice,
A mixture Of cooked peas and
cheese may be used for n sandwich
filling In fact, cooked cowpess
mashed and freed from the skins by
being put through sieve may form
the basis OF a3large variety OF sand
witch Filings. The cheese may be
omitted and chopped celery or nuts
added. or the peas may be mixed
with little butter and a few drops
of vinegar or lemon Juice. Leaves
OF lettuce drippcd in salad dressing &
add to the attractiveness of the
sandwiches.
Fruit and Nut SaIad--Take two
oranges and cut into small pieces,
one cup chopped walnut meats; ono
head crisp lettuce cut rather fine.
one-quarter teaspoon salt. four tea
spoons sugar or enough TO suit
taste.
Mix one tablespoon olive oil with
one-half cup vinegar and stir into
the salad. Serve in individual
dishes
Luncheon Salad --- Drain liquor
from one can peas and one can sal.
mon; add one bunch best celery cut
up In small pieces; mix all with
mayonnaise dressing.
Salads.
Potato Salad--Cook and mash as
many potatoes AZ desired. Pour the
water off into a dish. Slice two
hard-boiled eggs, one common sized
onion; add two tablespoons vinegar,
Two tablespoons meat drippings,, one
half cup sugar. little salt. Thin
with the potato water. Slice hard
boiled egg on top.
Goldfish Salad-Put a piece of salt
c coafish to soak over night. In the
pour off the water, put on
fresh cold water and let come to
scald. Try, and IL still' salt, repeat,
az It wants 10 be tender and soft
like fresh fish, Pick up. In flakes,
cut a hard-boiled egg in pieces. mix
with It crisp leaves, cover with the
and pour salad dressing
over II.
Egg and Sarfinc Salad--slice one
head Of celery aud four hard-soiled
eggs and place in salad bowl. Mash
yolks OF the eggs, four sardines, salt
and pepper together and use enough
cream to form a thick paste, Thin
with vinegar, Mix French dressing
on the celery and white OF eggs and
over that pour the cream dressing.
ChceSe and Jelly SalRd--Place a
thin slice OF cream cheese on heart
OF lettuce, cover with current Jelly,
then with another slice OF cheese,
sprinkle with chopped nuts and serve
with boiled dressing made more
delicate by the addition OF whipped
cream.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-16


W
other made
the
he material
possibilities
of
thing n he millinery circles
this printed
and white georgte with ange OF red gogete slender
and the result youthful aung
pare
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-16

izauon Of dress, for the wearing OF
one gown till It drops from the body,
for the elimination of all enliven-
ment. variety and picturesquenese
IN apparel should look welt.So their
own dirinE-roonia and Kitchens to
gee II they carry out these oonvlc-
VOWS in tho food that ia served,
II is foolish to ray that It Is I'm
possible for Il woman TO discard all
lHe FINER parts Of drcgs and cease
10 care how she looks, One method
might be dcadhninS 10 tho appetite,
therefore rsactlng on the health Of
'he body, whlio the other would ba
"'aucnlng to tho mind and would
surely react into mental and moral
aggression and lneptitude,
Lhls very question OF uniforms. OF
lack OF variety in clothes, Of a meth
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-16
Watch for Appearance of
Medici Collar.

Two women have worn French
gowns with high, wired, outstanding
Medici collars OF lace and tulle.
Don't let this fact slip your memory
for an instant. II you are vitality in
terested In the new things that come
up suddenly over the horizon and
promise many followers.
The Medici collar has come and
gone since Catherine brought It
from italy to France and Scottish
Mary handed Il down to history. al
though her Subtle mother-in-law
lent 1t her name. The student of
history sees in 1t whole epoch OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-16
Advantage OF Learning.

Parent Maria, what was you and
young Gasham doin' last night when
your little brother caught you 2'
Clever Maid -"Nothin' pa, except
quietly discussing practical expert
mentation OF oBculatory theories"
Parent--'And that precious young
rascal told me that he was a-kissln'
you
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-16
Discussion of Clothes a Light
to the Blind.

Surely no one not even the most
intense warworker, can object to the
emphatic fact that the pros and cons
of what to buy IN clothes are as
worthy Of attention as the subject OF
what to eat. %"
Those who cry out for a standard,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-16

for a woman to look for quality or
style in her clOthes2
The argumentative and problem
atical side Of the clothes is by no
means small issue in the work OF
winning the war. No woman has u
soul so dead that she does not want
to concentrate her efforts in the
right direction, and to bring to all
the minor phases of life, which she
may have heretofore waved away
with a careless gesture the deep
thought and high efficiency which
the hour demands.
Once upon time the talk Of
clothes turned only e fabrics, shap-
ing, accessories and colors This
was enough to gossip about. and
it gave the public and dressmakers a
lively time BUe we have gone up
ward--or downward, whichever one
wishes to call tin series of spir-
ala TO another stratum of air. We
are intent upon the discussion Of
what is good or bad, what Is cheap
and nasty as opposed 10 what is
cheap and worthy in women's ap,
parel Intelligent women, and other
wise, find that the gauntlet of argu,
ment thrown into the arena is in
stantly snatched up by everyone who
has voice, and the problematical
side of wartime appareling makes
an enllvening discussion that puts
scandal, society and love affairs in
the background.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-16
MO US e III Q l. ID
III | IN II S


breakfast.
Halved Grapefruit
Corn Flakes with Top MIX,
Egg Pancakes. Maple Syrup,
Coffee,
y Luncheon.
Combination Salad tmade from left
oyersl.
Bread and Butter Sandwiches.
olives.
Fruit WHIP Cakes.
Cocoa,
Dinner.
Baked Breast Of Veal with Savory
Stufflng
Escallopcd Potatoes. Tomato Salad
Strawberry Shortcako.
Coffee,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-16

worn at the court Of the Grand Mon
argue. Looking at It In its most es-
sential feature, II is merely another
way TO Straighten the figure. It..
therefore. chm he adopted by those
TO whom middle age has brought an
undesIrcd rotundity.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-16

This Envenng Discussion Is Taken up by Women Wherever
They ForegatherThere Is Heavy Battle on Among the
Makers of Clothes Who Try to Persuade Women Into the
Opposing Camps-Varety in Summer Is So Desirable
That Even Rich Women Buy Several Cheap Gowns That
Can Be Discarded in September
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-16

NE OF THE several
discussions which have
been thrown into the
modern hour -- which
breeds discussions an Il
field does mushrooms,
is whether II is better
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-16

As shown in this
sketch 1t does not bor-
row elegance from the
other period OF French
history, but has It's own
distinction. 1t is OF
navy blue bordered
with blue and gray, and
is placed in a suit of
gray jersey.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-27
Indigestion Ends
80 Right Here
Oid-FasfIoned Remedy You Can
Prepare at Home, Works Won.
dero With Bad Stomach.

No need to suffer longer from tndi-
gesuon, gastric pains, sour, acid stom-
ach. vomiting, belching, bloating. heart
burn, nervousness, dependency, dis
tress after eating and other signs of J.
disordered stomach.
Simply get two ounces Of concentra-
ted liquid Marlin (aromatc) 75 cents
worth. from your druggist or by nail
from Tho MarliN Co., Fort Wayne, Ind.
Dilute tho MarIlx with double the guam
tity Of pure water and take q tea
spoonful before each meal. o.
Satisfy yourself that there Is ono
way to Quickly stop the stomach mfser.-
and suffering you've been enduring; see
your appetite return and sec how well
your food diGests. You can glory in
from the distress after meals that has
for so long taken all the pleasure out OF
eating. II the benefit you derive from
druggist will hand you back Your money.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-27
WAR STAMP FORCES BEGIN
DRIVE WITH ENTHUSIASM
"oVcrnor and His Secretary Among
Those Who Will Aid in
Canvass Hero To-Day.
SCHOOL CHILDREN DEBAIsRED
Health Department Thinks They
Would 30 Endangered Through
Coming In Contact With Influenza.
Prizes Offered.

t toul,n h Liberty loan drive. Richmond
sale ees OF hs SiSsnE eampaiFn for
1taNlnEs stamps several hundred volun-
e cfcrs ,6 having ARRANGED to canvass the
horEkers VIII meet at tho war savings
neadauarters, Tenth and Main Streets,
NJ 10 o'clock this morning. among the
Davis. his secretary, Colonel L I'soy
m.odgea. and Colonel G. r. Kelley. exec
. of secretary OF the Virginia Council
Governor George. j. seay. Of the Fed
Ser ,it reserve Bank and head OF the
ruth Firth District Liberty loan committees,
loan organization OF the state lend liz
eltorts In tho war stamp campaign.
co n iGainp "nfi Til start to-no5row and
Sn men OF the war stamp organization
nave nave been authorized by Colonel
v hiI.nIes Is -, McAdsms, director Of the
county Liberty loan chairtnen as county
war stamp chairmen.
MANY NEW MEMBERS
TO THoUSASD-DOLLAR CLUB
Thousand Dollar Club" we're secured
yesterday. those buying $1,000 worth
-, war stamps being: James II. Andor-
Gunst Charles c. Levy. A +. + No nsfsgs
IyI1, r P,aiEmatory, Mrs. Tom Palmatory.
sic Sievers. w. IL. schwarzschii1 g;
d. hwa.zschild. Ct. NJ. Schwarzschild.
AZ. Il {; Schloss. Mrs. A. L L!s,raus'
journal, First National Bank, Il. =
Murpny Sons. Old Dominion Bever-
age Corporation, Richmond rim es- Dis
patch ana Union Bank OF Richmond
A. the urgent request OF the Health
department the war stamp COMMITTEES
VIII not use school children In the
mSuse- 10. mouse canvass OF thu CITY
me health board Issued the following
nuIletin yesterday regarding this fea
turc OF the campaign:
1T has come to the atten,io, ., -,
dealth Department that tho school chill
dren OF Richmond are 10 b. used in :,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-27
RICHMOND IMEs-D1sPATcH: SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1918

benE offered to speoilc be ana atG not
Tho exceptions to tho foregoing
larry OF Beth Ahaha Temple and tn.
Council of jewish Women Shall be per-
mittsd TO work rs ono unit. and that
Business Wonens Association shall BIO
permitted TO work as a second unit.)
,2. The prizes to be awarded are:
TO be given TO tho organisation maxi
ing tho first and second largest
amounts CT sales during. the two
count as sales only after such pledges
have been redeemed.
5. In fairness TO the colored commit
tee; the various colored organizations.
although represented at various booths,
shall be permitted to compete as a sin
gle unit for the above prizes. In adj
dition. there will be two special prizes
Tor the colored organizations, q first
prize OF $50 and q second prize OF 325,
TO be awarded to the two colored or
CARNATIONS selling the two greatest
4. a Prize consisting of q IS war saw
inEs stamp Will he given to the child
selling the most war savings stamps in
competition with the other children in
each school.
s. Any organization mag avail itself
Of the assistance OF any Individual as
solicitor for such organization.
EACH ORGANIZATION TO HAVE
"CHAIRMAN OF THE DAY.
6. Each organization ia to have a
general chairman, who will appoint a
chairman Of the day." Tho latter is
to personally secure stamps at head
quarters and TO be personally rcspon-
sibic for same.
:. Booths shall be opened at 10
o'clock in the morning and closed at
1880 o'clock in the afternoon.
s. Chairman OF the day shall person
ally report at war savings headquar-
ters. 923 East Main Street. between
800 and 10 A. NJ. and give receipt for
the daily supply OF stamps. In the af-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-27

tcfnoon. as soon as possible after clos
ing the booth. chairman OF tho tiay Is
to turn in all cash and stamps at head
quarters. and is requested 10 have Both
stamps and cash In such condition as
to be easily checked.
0. Any pledges secured during the
day shall be handed in when making
settlements in tho Afternoon these
pledges TO be tied together and a card
bearing The name OF the organization
To whom crSdit ia to be given shall be
placed on tic package.
10. y meeting OF tho executive COM
mlttcc VIII be held daily at hcadruar-
tcrs, and all complaints and suggestions
should be submitted to this committee,
which will take necessary action
Chairmen of the various booths are
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-27
old FASHIONED TEA
FOR CONSTIPATION
Brew it yourself at home.

Probably the best remedy you can
take for clogged up bowels and slug
glSh liver is one that costs very little
and accompllshes much.
For many years DR.. Carriers K. and
3. Tea has been used by tens of thou
sands to keep the bowels regular and
the whole system in fine condition.
Why not get a small package o:
this gentle, yet suro acting bowel reEu-
lstor and system tonic. and brew o
cupful for yourself every night for q
week or two?
You'll surely be gratefully surprised
at the benefit you get and will praise
DR.. Carriers *. and B. Tea to your
friends. It's fine for the little folks
and they like 1t. All druggists sell it.
ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-27

house toulouse campaign for the sale
81 ibc "IT o saXings stamps II this is true
alphabetically to disapprove.
Tho purpose OF closing tho schools
Is TO keep the children away from
every possible Infection. In largo
proportion OF the houses OF Richmond
there have been cases of influenza and
sending children broadcast over tho
billy he disastrous.
pena :, necessary n,cn, ,ri,, rule Of the Heaah
such canvass.
WAR STAMPS ACCEPTABLE
IN UNITED DRIvI; 10 COME
Announcement was made yesterday
that war savings stamps will be ac-
eepted as casn sontributions to the
follows The present drive. Persons
, purchasing way stamps TO contribute
TO the united war. work campaign
should MOI, put their names on tho
stamp. cards, in accordance with in
structions from the committee.
club announce that Should either er"v wins
n prize in tho campaign it will DC
donated to some local charity. These
TWO I boo,bs w at the
Colonial Danes will be at tho booth at
Second and Broad Streets on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday or next week
thert on Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
| day. The following week these two
OTBdHiHdtioHS VIII alternate IN the same
manner at the booth located at Ninth
| and Main Streets
The Shcltering Arms Hospital booth
Will be located at Tenth and Main
Streets. Mrs. William H. White, chair
man. and Mrs. Frances Scott vice
chairman. urge the support of their
friends particularly. as the Shcl.erin-
Arms IL absolutely without funds In
the treasury and is tho only free hos
pi,al In the state OF Virginia.
The booth inside the post Office will
| BIO in charge OF Mrs. a. r. Blue for the
metropolitan Life Insurance Company
The Home for 1ncurables booth will
be located outside the post-oficc, and
! VIII be in charge of the Womnn's
Auxiliary for War Service. Mrs. G.. T.
| Kern. Mrs. J. j. Bowman and Mre. f..
! w II. o'bfeara will be In charge. While
! 1t has been announced by the Jewish
| women that any prize won by them
! VIII be donated TO the Home for In
| curables. and while the Woman's Aux
| Hilary is working for the same cause.
| particular attention IS called to the
| fact that the sales made by these two
| organizations will not be counted as 4
whole. but individually.
ANNOUNCE RULES GOVERNING
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS CONTEST
! Rules governing the contest in which
! the different organizations are to en-
| gage were yesterday adopted by tho
executive committee. and are as fol-
| lows:
have been assigned shall &c permitted
to donate any prize won by them to
any charity or cause. but It is not per-
| Tissible that the sales OF one organi-
! zation shall be pooled with those of
another. Tho prizes will be awarded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-27

requested to at once notify hcadquar-
tcrs ot the names. addresses and phone
numbers OF the various chairlien OF
the day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-27

war savings stamps for metal OF all
kinds. received to-day'a bronco statue
OF Bismarck. 1t will DO melted down
for use in tho manufacture OF cannon,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-27
Bismnrck Stntne for Cannon.
BY Associated Prcss.l
NEW YORK, October 25.LThe New
York metal market" which exchanges
Back Up the
Boys With
W. s. s.

No need to wish and wait for the things that
go to make home comfortable and attrac-
tive. CREDIT is the KEY that opens the
door, and we welcome the accounts of de-
sirable customers on the most liberal basis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-30
Mms ssranfreid)
SIT @eneralnaior @biuin S. Glenn,
Der aountan6dnt BON Camp
Sbernlart, slirilfgefebrt.

Gin atInntif6er $ a T en-
90. Mlara. @eneralmaior @0fDin 8.
Glenn Don Der guitoesdrHee, 0er iiA
an Der annlpifrottt IN 6rantreib be.
fltnben bot, lit am Sreitag bier an
8or6 eirres anerifaniiden Campers
eingetroffer.
@eneralnloior Glenn lit Der 9ont-
marloant bon Gontp Gberman, @bili.
cotbe, G-5io. @r tpeigerte li9 besiigli9
Der oeuti9en Sffenlipe gu dubern lino
benertte MIR, oaB an 8oro fltr5e 9ul.
letins eingetroffen ieien, bic oas GIN
iesen Der Sffenftpe geureloet 1dtten.
,9ie or1ertfauiIfyen Grltppen ma
rem ME IN elmer beiieren gSerfaiiltng
als iest1, iagte @enerol @lnn. Gr
be5ei4nete BEN @eflt ber britiffen
uno frarr5oiiiden Srltppen als .ipur
0erbar".
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glls fis fi1 auf Der Sude na1 Ddsr4
teltren befdnbeu.

Qnebec, %. WtGr5. - Grtbtr
Gbonturel, Elm 8urbesbedmter, erboIt
ittb iebt pon @erlesunger,, bic tim am
Donnerifag @bertb bier bon etHsm
8olfsbunfen beigebrnft fpuroen, oIs
bic poIiaei perfuhte unter ben Be-
ittnrmungen bes WeiIitdrbieuTtgeiebes
Deferteure ulf3ufpiiren. Mte BON bes
b0roliher Sette erflGrt iptrb, npurbe
Gndrturel ar etren BFpften gerunbeH
utb 5is sur getpubtlofigteit eepriiqeIt.
@ie am Treitog ertldrt tprrbe, brad
ser 3rutpoG Ios, aIs siu Waarr, ber
bonn Wtilitdrbierrff befreit mar, in SGft
qenpmmen fpurbe. Der WSarn rpurpe
ipdter fpiebsr freigelonen.
2eon Belnnger, Elm GplIege Gpan.
t1treus, befinbet fib nit einein S6ds
ber6ruh I'm Sofpital, ben er rpG5renb
bes &rdlpaIGs erlitteu bate, Der fpdter
bon ber prliset unterpriidt tpurbe.
gtirgermeifter 2ortpter ipurbe err
frht bas &riegsre6t 31i prottamisn,
mics biefes Iniud,en ieoo9 suriid, bd
feiner Wrffdt mad, BAG S6Gtmrrite
oprifber ri. Die Sripitafbeb5rbeu er.
tldreu buB 9elarser I'M Sebetmer
fprtesThoff. iperben tpirb, nm bie
Ut6gfibteit efnes pettsren @nerIffs
auf TIN 81 nerbiiter.
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Ssiir fiinf Wspnate
Sat SOIano na9 umtli9en S8dbun'
gen nod genus Setreibe.

Qlmiterbdm, %. MGr5. - @s
1T dntli6 abseI6dbt tporoen, Dub Die
8prrGtbe on @etreibe in !Sollunb nod
fir fiiuf Monate ausrei9etb lem fper'
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Sic ON SSreitag ber6ffentIithten
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2anbes am %. Mdrs perben in Son'
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67,75o; Rog9en $500; meritani.
ffes Re6l 10000; Rartoffelmebl
$500; 8prrdtbe in ben Wdblutiiblen
10000. Sie r6igen 8orrdtbe betrdgeH
161, $50. Sier5u tpmmen nod Der
9peTt6etruq Der betmii8eu Grnte, oer
nod e6suliefsrn 1T urb Der alif IT,
600 Weisen unb 5000 Spnnen ROgs
gen oeiddst fptrb.
0iefes sufdrnmen finb 223, $50
Sonnen uGer @ereolisn, bic ipenr iie
au Der rebusirten Ration pou 200
@ramm pro aDpf CUR @ertbeilung se'
laraen, Bis gum 1. September rei4en
biirfter.
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SGSen tire SteTeungsn
nufaeaeben

ptilabeIpbia, %. WGrs. -
Or. Wprris 0drfptp urb 2ouis Wers
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in Der 3eituna per0ffeutIift tporbeu
iparen, bdtten tire 8erbdFtunq betbets
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fcnen fpetben I'm Suni tpeger dneebs
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mer beg rSdgeblGtt- bot am yreitug
bic Sberlettllrq iiberronmen. ST be.
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ieirt tpiiroen
Serotor Snu bon gtsp Wertfo, Der
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n,erfte, bag ein berarttger Nlnn our
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ben miIitdrii9en Guforoerritgen oes
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mad nletnern @iini8 ginee-, Ioete Der
Scnctor aus Seem wtcrto,- oGun
piirbe ein 9lusbeb,ugsgeies ange.
noulrten tperoen, oos dae 9erionerI
ntGnnIi6en uilo tpeibIi6en SeihIedts
i'm 9Iter BON Is bis 45 SSobren UNI
fhiien tpiirOe, benen bcTut ibre BI6ss
augcuiefen tuiirben, irl bieien Grieg
81 geipiitnen
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1tno Genutor @ronrn Don &or0 To-
foto erfIGrterl, bab 'biird 0ie @infiib-
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