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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-13
LIBERTY BONDS.

II ycu cannot hold your Liberty
bonds we viii pay you cash for them.
American Bond Co. go J. NJ. s
Bldg.-Advt 1021s-I4
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-10

forty cents, loaded, fifty cents. For
each four-mule cane wagon, empty,
sixty cents; loaded eighty cents. For
each head loose stock ten cents. For
each package entrusted to the lessee
of the ferry of less than one hundred
pounds in weight, five cents per
package. For freight transfer, ten
cents per hundred pounds unless said
freight is loaded in wagons, carts,
auto trucks, etc., in which event it
shall be transferred under rates here
inbefore. stipulated. Provided that
for all trips Of said ferry after eight
p. M, the lessee shall have the right
to charge double fare and double
rates.
The lessee of the ferry as privileged
herein, shall pass free of charge all
persons subject to military duty, go
ing to or returning from duty, and ali
horses or equipment belonging there
to. All school children and teach
ers when going to and returning from
school and all ministers of the gospel
Of all denominations; and all equip
ment for road building purposes be-
longing to the Parish of St. Mary.
That all approaches, pontoons and
buildings for the landings shall be
according to the specifications and
agreements between the successful
bidder and the towns of Morgan City
and Berwick.
Before any bid shall De accepted for
the privilege herein granted, the les
see shall furnish good and solvent
annual bond in the sum of three
thousand ($3,OO0.OO) dollars, condi-
toned as the law directs for the faith
full performance of his contract, and
all persons bidding shall name their
sureties before their bid is accepted.
And, further, the successful bidder
shall furnish bond of not less than
five thousand ($5,OO0.O0) dollars to
guarantee that he will furnish the
new boat required within eight
months, fully equipped.
And the successful bidder shall be
required to purchase the present boat
and equipment pertaining to such
ferry and franchise, subject to the
appraisement of two appraisers ap-
pointed by the President Of the Police
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-10

and Morgan City, under the follow
ing conditions:
First, that the ferry boat shall not
lie less than one hundred feet in
length, forty-two feet in width, six
feet deep, with two hulls, and so de-
signed as to accommodate and carry
safely not less than two hundred pas
sengers and fifteen automobiles, that
the boat be equipped with sufficient
engine and boiler power to drive
same at a speed of eight miles per
hour; the boat to have a drive way
entirely around the engine and boil
er room of sufficient width to permit
automobiles to be safely driven there
on; that two waiting rooms be built
on the boiler deck, one for whites and
one for negroes, to accommodate not
less than fifty passengers each, with
after stairways leading to each room,
also to be equipped with elf-flushing
water closets; second, that the hours
of operation for the ferry are to COW
er period of eighteen hours per day
with such schedule of round trip pas
sages as will require not less than
one round trip to be made at inter-
walls of thirty minutes, between the
hours of six a. m. and eight p. m,
and thereafter one round trip at in
tervals of sixty minutes each.
Third, that as compensation for fer
ry service to the public, that the les
see Of said ferry is permitted to
charge the following rate for foot
passengers, auto trucks, automobiles
and vehicles and freight or pack
ages:
For each foot passenger, ten cents
twenty for one dollar. For each
single horse, buggy, go-cart, jumper,
twenty cents. Fer each autor1c bile.
twenty-five cents, and an additional
charge of five cents for each occu-
pant not including the driver. For
each empty auto truck, fifty cents,
for each loaded auto truck, maxi
mum of ninety cents. For each two
horse jumper, road cart, go-cart, bug
gy. lorty cents Fer hearse and two
hc1.es, fifty cents. For eac:, single
niue or horse cert, empty, thirty
cents. For each three-mule cart, two
horse wagon, cart or dray, empty,
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-10
PATRIOTIC SOUVENIRS.

Few of US will not have treasured
evidences Of our patriotism and 10y
atty, when this war is over, to hand
down to the next generation as proof
of our part in the struggle for JUS
tice and liberty. War Saving Certif-
icates, Liberty Bonds, Food Pledges,
Service Flags, Red Cross Certificates,
Caps, Aprons, all will have signifi-
cant value to the generations who
will study the history we are making
day by day, history filled with in
Vulnerable chapters of intense inter-
est, with most absorbing closing
chapter relating the important entry
Of America in the war, and the more
important fact of Americas part in
winning the long standing contest.
This chapter will relate of American
bravery and valor on the battlefields,
and of American support and strength
on this side, for with but few ex-
ceptions. the peopn stand as one
with the government. The grumb-
lers and non-supporters, if not Ger
man in blood, are German at heart
and should be treated as ENJOYS from
the Kaiser. Few, indeed who are
not on every honor roll Uncle Sam
heads. He has so provided that we
can ALL assist financially in this
war. The Thrift Stamps are within
the reach of entire America. The
inducements, aside from the patriot
ic motive, are so persuasive as to
have secured a success that outstrips
even that of England's Thrift Cam
paign, where the plan originated.
The sale of Thrift Stamps and W. S.
S. totalled Sal, 100000 for the month
of February, as against England's
$37,O0O,000 for the same month.
The goal of 100000 set by Con-
gress for this years campaign should
be reached without difficulty, as the
understanding of the plan is practi-
cally clear. Even the little felix's
are being called upon to make Thrift
speeches and their compositions are
proof that they have the right idea.
S. P. Vetter, Rep. Press Conn.,, St.
Mary Parish.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-10

Jury and a third appraiser to be Sc
lected by the first two named ap-
praisers.
The rates of ferryage above stated
shall be printed and kept constantly
posted by the lessee of the ferry In
a conspicuous place, in the waiting
rooms and in the ferry boat.
The Police Jury reserves the right
to reject any and all bids, and all
bids must be accompanied by the
names of the sureties on the bond
which the bidder will give, should his
bid be accepted.
Address all bids tQ S'fss' 'e!kS
CHARLES N. FROST,
President of the Police Jury,
Franklin, La.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-10

Don't waste your time endeavoring to
secure satisfactory results with AZ old
typewriter ribbon. It can't be done.
Get a new one at the office of the Re.
view. Phone o78.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-10
kmber Of Commerce Select
Manager
NC Harmon Of Waco, Formerly With The
Iaiaapa Fish And Oyster Company, The
In Chosen
-. # Additional School Facilities Shows Strong
m That Immediate Action Should Be Taken

which are dependent only on devel-
opment and subsequent utilization.
The matter of additional school ia
cilities, bonds for which were vot-
ed almost year ago, was discussed
by the meeting. The remarks made
by those seemed to indicate that some
action was desirable unless the Ad-
visory School Building Com
mittee appointed prior to the
bond election knew Of some reason
which would make it inadvisable to
proceed with the work at this time. A
committee was appointed to draft and
present resolution to the Advisory
School Committee requesting them to
call meeting of their body to dis
cuss the matter and if it were found
that action at this time be i'll advised
that they so advise the public of their
findings. It was apparent that the
members Of the business mems organ
ization had every confidence in the
Advisory School Building Committee
and that they believed the growing
school needs would have their best at
tention. 1t was the expressed hope of
many that additional accommoda-
tions would be provided before the
beginning of another school session
but in order to do this it would take
energetic action on the part Of the
school committee and parish school
board.
The general discussion of the school
facilities and the elements that enter
into building at this time brought
forth seeming tendency to proceed
regardless of present COSTS A num-
Der of the business men present SEEM
ed to think that better conditions
might be years in the future. Princi-
pal L. A. Law said that State Supt
Harris was Of the belief that school
building work should be carried on
without delay. A banker present
stated that the government had made
no restriction on school bonds and
that they would probably find just as
favorable market at this time as at
any future time.
Mayor M. D. Shannon reported that
the resolutions Of the special commit
tee, Of which he was chairman, had
been presented to the Police Jury
and approved and accepted by that
body. These resolutions incorporat-
ed certain proposed changes in the
Morgan City-Berwick Ferry privil-
ege, bids for which had been advertis-
ed by the Police Jury. After receipt
of the resolutions, the Jury drew up
a new advertisement for bids, which
is given below as published in the St.
Mary Banner:
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the Police
Jury of the Parish Of St. Mary, to be
opened at the first regular meeting
in May, 1918, for the purchase of the
franchise to operate, for a period of
ten years, the ferry across Berwick
Bay, between the towns Of Berwick
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-10
The Spirit Of A Woman

MdAy AAHSoAli OCChW4Lu, SIedI
granddaughter of Abraham Lincoln,
who has been representing the Wo-
mans Division of the Committee on
Public Information in Cuba, has re-
turned to this country and states her
determination to plough the fields
of the family farm in Vermont as
part of her war work for this spring.
"Last year there were only eight
men left to cut hay on an 800 acre
farm" said Miss Beckwith, and "and
conditions will be even worse this
year. | could not sit on verandah
in Cuba and knit when there was
mans place to be filled"
Miss Beckwith has purchased a
tractor which will be attached to her
automobile and she believes that the
work of ploughing can thus be done
without undue effort or even discom-
fort. She will take short agricul-
tural course at Cornell as prepara-
ton for her field work and hopes to
organize unit of young women who
will aid farmers in that section of
the country lacking male labor. Com
munications should be addressed to
her at Manchester, Vermont.
Miss Beckwith, who is said to have
inherited much of the spirit of her
great ancestor, is the granddaughter
of Robert T. Lincoln of Chicago,
Abraham Lincoln's eldest son, and at
one time Secretary of War.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-10
In Chosen

7. ..oort Of a special committee
.a "a select a manager for
r.nber Of Commerce of Nor
4, and Berwick, was accepted
- .r,oyed at a meeting of that
..t;on in the City Hall, last
4 The applicant agreed upon
v, C. Harmon, Of Waco
1t formerly of this commun-
T. Harmon was in the employ
4. Iaui,iana Fish and Oyster
-, for about three years, thus
~ . stranger to many Of the
a. men Of this section. He
!. ..ted to assume his new du-
4 " very near future.
h committee reported that Mr..
:. d bis work Of recent years
ri,ed much experience along
- q Industrial development,
anDde him well qualified for the
9tst work profered him here.
hw dc consensus Of opinion at
rssdng that the manager
n lave . working fund imme-
~ railable. Secretary Palmer
ned them there was sufficient
u led up in delinquent dues,
' I collected would provide a
- iund for Mr.. Harmon with
J \ necessity Of any special ap-
lden. Members in arrears
= syed 10 make immediate pay
htad 1 committee composed of
1T Ditch and Secretary Pal
RvH appointed to collect the un-
16s It the earliest possible mo-
4
} 1 gelefal discussion of the fu-
Rsulk Of Mr.. Harmon, several in
ming points Of news value were
ut out Secretary Palmer re-
~ that considerable correspond
= ID passed between him and
sulders, in regard to establish
Inn IN Morgan City or Berwick.
M instance the ship-building
~ admitted the unusual ad-
aes offered here. Also in each
" most enthusiastic official
q one who had actually been
: ne scene and the only ques-
afding a future establish
- ~ firms business seemed to
= this officials ability to con-
~ members of his company.
-
v brings to light an encour-
sadifon Of affairs now exist
undeliable facts concern
n unlimited natural advantages
Vlty and Berwick, are be-
nssn. To secure action
- eapital, il seems to be
a',ly to acquaint the par
'eaan with what this COM
= y 'ffer and the response
ns1 etS expressed their
nat Il would be one of
IMPORTANT departments of
~ Il 'as future work to SIM
world know of the won
'bllties Of Morgan Citv.
'd adjacent territory,
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-10

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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-31
Scr bis jebt crfolgrtide Sormarid ber 9tntideu
beribrt 0tbiete, oie irit 1914 uou &fen
pcridont gcblicbcn marrm
Sic Nmerfaner Iegn bet Onbbier nnb bic Saener leiel
fd einen GrfOg bem Yreianabug. Sic Gngdnber
perloren eueu grObeu SranspOrtOampfer,
uObei 1Ol YuiOnen ertraHfen
Yin bcibcn Sligcln suriifaemiden.
9SuriS 2S. gDtui

9}aris, 2S. Wtui
Ser oelltite 9lugriff on Der Iisne
acbt ouem 9lniheine nad in Elm
lungiamcreS Gcnlpo iiber, ou Die
Trun50iiidl-britiihen 5ruppeu an ben
beioen eSliigcIn nit 8egenangriffen
bcgonuen boben mo fran5oiiide He-
icrpcn berongebrnd)t mer0en, INN Den
feinolifen &oritoB i'm 3entrunL no
cr Ole Gesle erreid)t, Giubult 5l ge-
bicten. Sm Centrum itcben Die
Tclttiden bel SSismes, ltngeIGbr holb-
mcga 5piihen Soiilons ltno Heims,
einem Centrum ser olliirten %erbin-
oungslinien. Sier lit cine per5pei-
fCltc Shloht i'm 8ange. Berlin be-
bauptet, Die 9eiltihcn hdtten Die
Gesle on beioeu Seiten BON 5Sismes
iiberIhritten, ie0oh beiinoet iid Die
Stoot ielbIt nod in ben &Gnoeu Der
6ron5oien, Die iie topfer pertbeioi-
gen, bis Die &eierpen heranfommen.
Die SriteH am rcdlten Sliigel.
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norolid, lno peitlid BON ct. Sbier,
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hoIten Stouo aui Sen hofqelegenen
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ltno 8regnp, nor0lih Der SIisnG, unO
ouf ben 6oben 5ipiifen Girp-ISalS-
cogne uno 8oiienp, oie Ole GesIe be-
herriden. (9luf bier lit nod Ser
letter. Weloung aus Gnri3 elm neuer
Riid5ug notbpenoig geiporoen. Cine
SdIaf't lit iebt Dor Den Sittboren
pon Soilions im 8onge) J Gor einem
Elnfte Iii6lid pou 8inon bis nahe
on 8einls iino irunler nod heftigc
Gdntpfe I'M 8ongc.
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Dem tic pieriuol inter itmerem
,scucr angegriffeu hatten. Ser
Seiuo mlrroc itIieblidl hurh eincn
@nioucttenonariif ilberranNt. Ger
&ooeu NOR iniolgc oeS ip0tcn Iriih-
iobr@idneeiols hort mn idlIiipfria
Ilc ><talicner aingeu ilbcr itcilt
&ergluanoe lmo Gjletid]er por.
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,@clb"
Sharon. 9Sis.. IS. NJ.

Sharon gSlS, 2S. Wtal
Ghno uicr5ig, nit 4inieI lm0 ael
Der 6orbe ouagcriiitete 9iir9er 40.
atn in Der lcbtcn Naht nui cine
Suumeltour ii;r nna Rothc 3rcu5
aus" George 0ullan. elm mohlbu
bender ,forntcr, iiiQtc ieincm critcn
&citrag BON S. nod SO binju un0
muroe niht pciter bcl0Itiot. ,$ohu
SSeltphoi. Elm leiu0liher StoataonQe.
horiAcr. Der &riegabon0@ I'M 8erthc
non $500, cine Sommluu0 uon
3ricqa5ertiiifoten rno cine en-
pfanQ&beItotialn9 fir cincn Solar
bclibt Den cr Dem Nothcn SrciS
identte, crtldrte, ooB er fein @cl0
nchr babe, uuo nicin @obnbau5
murbc init qcIbcn &reu5cn ongcItri
d'cn." Gen gleidlcn Sd)mud erhielt
oo@ Nnl@ oea mohlbabcnhcn @iirQcr-
fric9&petcroncn M. ". Chapman.
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Alter ors GiIrns.
2Sar ben nltCu gcapptern Surrit be-
iauut.

iUUHts
Dos Giien lit nod lleberlieieruns
gen ben NeNpptetn lhon in Der Gltes
iteI 5eit ibrer Sultur betdnut &c.
psien, unb ieue bnben unreCbt, peIAe
bebaupten. es iei erft piei ip1ter ibs
nen Sur &enntnis aeIangt. 2ntidne
1T jet. baB id)on 1000 Sabre, be.
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aupfer auiommengeruftet mar. in
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aus Den iibrigen oamit pergeiellitAfs
teten 6unben iih 3peiielIos ergab.
bic nnbrideinIiCh gu tiuem @sbGuoe
Qepis |. geboren Die 5unoe Iino
i'm 8rttifhen ItuIeum auigeitellt.
Dieter GilenIunO iit Der brittle. Dels
der in bos oIts &Onigreih geb0rt.
Shpn 1887 purDe Elm Stiid Giien
in Der grobeu gpramioe geiunoen.
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ter Pnron,ios ron 4buiir (iiinite
9pnoitie). Ter 5uao BON Qetrie.
aus Der Iehiten 8pnaItie, 1T aus
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oos Giien in europa Ioniel ipdter
srit betount pirt, itnrt angs3tueiielt;
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jeoo6 nid)t mebr dllfreht gu erhnIien.
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uno Oab Die Senntnis iih ols6onn
ununterbroden iortIeBt. 2Jn Der 10.
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br1uhe, penn e aud nod teiness
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ben loroen 3ributliIten Der Is. IN
naitie 1T e nj6t erfpdhnt, ma. feline
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mir Is aus einem reIi9i0ien 1erie
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mir bic 6lteite 6isber betann. ityiits
.iGe Grpdbnung Oisiss Wston3. Der
fieto9lppbiIte Pome Bat iiA bis
beute crbatcn ocm i'm sioptiidea
hfiff hns Giien benipe.
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0ptocmic nnbefauufcu Characters
IN Spanieu.
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oob sic Spicr bon plotIid)en 3ldun.
gen bcinilcn DCr0cu
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,SurH nolt5ahIia.
Gnmnrnarille % Dln

9}ad1 cIftdpiaer RTiiiung, mGbreuo
ncld)cr ilbcr 725 C5cidnorcnc. Die
ats nIlcn lbeilcu oca Mo0iion
Gountp norqelnocn mnroen. bcfragt
morocn mnren murnc ip0t Qcitern
2ibcno cine &urp auagcndbli, mcId}e
iibcr Die eli V}dmer 81 Scridlt 1T
sen mirn. ole 0ca oln ). 9lprit in Sol.
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0cn onacbIihcu 0clttid)cn 5piou 8o
bert GauI Br1ger nnacfIogt iiuo
llchcr 100 3ciIQcu iino porQcIoocn
mor6cn 1o2 ,3enaclperh0r in Dem
.1oIl mir0 moraen bealnnen
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&utomutipinbrer iunroc ociteiniat.
Qonfnfee. III 2S. NEni.

@ciI rim V}llit0r3uq. Der 9icfru-
tru nnh Georgia bringcn iolltc, ob-
ilbr che otIc @eutc cingeiticQen ua
rem, jog ciHer Der &cfuItcu bic g|otb
breuic, morouibiu mchrerc Gnoerc
obiprouqcu uuo notu 2ofomotiuiilb-
rcr oni ogr Maidinc iteiniqicu." Gor
ber mar Soicph Hurfhorot, Der pon
Der Ghjcoloer StclluuQsbcbor6c 1r.
81 fam, unter Die Rdocr gcratben
un0 batte 5cioc 0ciuc ncrloren Irci
Hcfutcn murocu bon Shcriii 9otb
fiihr UCrhoftct.
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NirNec HnSf ScS Morocs i'm sueiter
tSrobc iiir idluIoi9 bcinnosn.
@nnfeihn. wis. %. Mni

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Die cbcmoligc Shuaebreriu @rore
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Arei@acrid)t III Noufeibo meacu 0cs
Grihe6cn2 pon Srou Ninrp 9(cp.
man Robcrt@ oeS NiorocS I'M 3mci-
ten @ro0c fir ihnIoiQ bciuocn
Gic @iaconiincr Staot@Qcicbc icben
oorouf 3lid)tboltsitrnic pou pirr3chn
his fiinluno5mnn5ig Sabre fcit
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Naibington 3. Is, IS. Olni.

Gem Staots0cportemeut in @oib.
lngton muroe actubelt, ooB &cnrp
@merp, ebeualigcr Goriitcnocr Der
ldriitommiiiion Der &cr. Stoaten,
aus Der @ait entInlieu iei mo ictt
berumreiien biirfc
@crr 9merp, 10 prroe oDacoeutet.
mag balo Grlaub,tiB erholten, aus
1cutidlano ob3urciieu. @r mar BON
Den Gcutidlen gcfongcu acnommen
nor6en, oIs oicie Irllppcu ou' ocn
Nldnns- ,SniCln lon0ctcH.
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NGmeuSauocrnnG oco 8crmnnin-
Scrub.
@}ilpotfcc, g8i5., IS. N}oi.

0Iilmmtfcc, @iS., IS N}oi.
Ter 0errnonio @croI0 tn0crtc ac.
itcrn icincn 9tomen in Mihuoufcc,
@croIo nm v@ir iino iiir 2lmcri.
ia in criter 2inie umo MIR iilr Nine
rifo mO iiir Ginigfeit nod ben
@rlinoidben, oic ms in allen unie
rem @unoIltnacn lcitcll ioatc oultop
Nad9, Gircftor ser 3cituna.
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Sransportbampier utritHft.

postmaster at La Crosse, Wis, on
May 81. 1918. as required by the
Act of October 6. 1917.
9onoon. 30 Ntai.
Die britiihc 9loniraIit0t gab LEFT,
tc g{nht befannt. oaB ona Srona-
portid)ii 2coionc Cattle pon cincm
Itinolihcu llntcriccbaot pcrienft
moroen lit. 10t Mnnn ertrontcn.
Ter 2coinlpe Gaitlc mar Elm Camp
Ter pon 9737 5pnuen uno mlroe ON
26 0foi in 0titteImcer perientt,
ltuter 0ruen sic ihr Scbcn uerloreu.
beiin0cn iih SO Nrlnceoffi5lcrc mo
II on0ere, cinidIieblih Solooten
onocrcn Hnuqc$ uno Cifi3icrc mn
SccIcute pon ser @ennnHltng. &on
Der Sdiifsbcnotmng neroen Scr
@opltdn, 5mcj NitnfentclcgropbiitGu
uno icd2 ouoerc pern1iBt. Ter 9to-
miroIit0t&beridlt ia9t, rs peroe an
aeuomnlen, 0aB ollie ertronfen