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Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-22
Ordnance Base Costing s2sooo,odo for n H Forces in France.

An ordnance base that will cost ap- proximately $25, 1000, 900 is under con- struction in France. twill include a gun repair plant equipped to refine more than 800 guns a month; a large capacity carriage repair plant; a motor-vehicle repair plant capable of overhauling more than 1,200 vehicles month; a small arms repair plant to handle 5s.0o0 rifles and machine guns month; large shop for the repair of horse and infantry equip ment: a reloading plant capable of relocating about 100000 artillery car tridges a day.
 The ordnance base will include 20 large storehouses, 12 shop buildings 100 smaller shops and magazines, and machine and tool equipment costing $5. 900 900. Approximately 450 officers and 16.0O0 men will be required for maintenance.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-22
10000 Skilled Men Wanted for Service
 in Aviation Sec+ion.

Qualified men registered under the selective service law may be inducted into service to fill the call for 10000 skilled mechanics needed by the Avia- ton Section of the Signal Corps, by aplying to. their local Boards. Men not registered may enlist at recruiting stations.
 The present call is particularly for nachinists,, auto mechanics engine re- pairmen, gunsmiths. chauffeurs, car penters, blacksniths, tinsmiths, cabi- netmakers, electricians, copperemiths
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-22
WAR NEWS DIGEST
Conditions Non the Fronts,

sheetmetal workers, propeller makers, wireless operators and constructors, tallors, tentmakers. sailmakers, truck masters, vulcanizers, welders, and ex- perts on magnetos. ignition systems cameras. watches, and clocks.
 Men will be sent to San Antonio, Tex for segregation by trades, fol- lowed by brief course of instruction at flying fields or factories. then or ganized into squadrons mostly for service overseas. Additional in for nation may be secured by application to the Air Division, Personnel De- partment, Washington. D. C.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-22
previously.

previously
 The average amount dotted per. person per day is 2o0 grams (which will soon be reduced to 200 grams). Each individual card contains a cer- 50, and 25 grams of bread. amounting in all to the total monthly allotment. These coupons may be used whenever the holder desires. either at the baker or at 8 restaurant in fact, guests in private families are expected to de- tach from their individual bread cards the coupons equivalent to the amount of bread consumed.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-22
Each Battle Plane Needs Extra Equipment and Staff of Skilled

After three years of warfare the total number of 'airplants able to take the air at any one time bn either side of tine western front has not been over 2,50O. Each plane in the air requires force of 46 men, two replacement planes on the ground, and one training plane for every pilot who eventually reaches the front, with an extra engine for each plane. .
 The life of plane is not more than two months, and the engine must be overhauled after each T5 hours. Now that American battle planes are going overseas, the great problem is to secure the thousands of skilled mechanics, enginemen, motor repair men wood and metal workers needed to keep the planes in per feet condition. This engineering and mechanical force at the aird' mes, the flying fields, and repair depots, both here and behind the lines in France, is vital industrial link in the chain to air supremacy.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-22
ALMOST A YOUNG MAN AGAIN

When a man awakes in the morning with back so stiff he can hardly stoop over, with shooting twinges in sides and groins, dark and puffed pouches under eyes-wl1en his movements seem slowed up and he lacks vim and ener- old, he should be on guard against Kidney trouble. E. R, Whitehurst, R. F. D. i. Norfolk. Va. writes: T had been suffering for more than a year put since taking Foley Kidney Pills ] tteel almost young man again" The Lee Osgood Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-22
Swiss Bread Ration Will Be Reduced
 to POO Grams a Day.

Commenting on the decision to reg ulate the consumption of bread in Paris by means of tickets, reference is made by some of the Paris news
 papers to the success of the bread
 card in, Switzerland. where the bread
 has been rationed for several months, resulting in an economy of 45 per cent. of ,- the amount consumed
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-22
More Than 90 Per Cent. of United States Troops Now Carry Insurance.

More than s11 ,O0o, 900, 900 of war risk insurance has so far been written, covering over 1,500 900 persons in the military and naval services. The average amount of insurance applied for is nearly s9 o0O The maximum permitted is S10,0O0, and the minimum 1000.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-22

1 teaspoon baking powder. Boil the rice in the water for ten minutes Scala half the cornmeal with the boil ed rice mixture. Add melted fat and the we'll beaten eggs. Then odd the milk and the remainder of the corn meal, together with the salt and bak- ing powder. Mix thoroughly and bake in a moderate oven 40 minutes.
 Hominy Bails-1 cup cooked hominy slight grating nutmeg, i egg yoih. salt as needed. Mix all well together and form into smooth bolls the sizt of large English walnuts. If the hom- iny is very stiff it should be beater up with two tablespoons of hot mill before the other things are added Roll the balls in cornmeal breae crumbs then in slightly beaten ege white, and again in crumbs. Browr in the oven.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-22
small-caliber Bullet Has Armor. Piercing, Tracing, and Incendiar, Action.

rierein9, racing, ana lneendiary
 Action.
 The present war has brought forth a new kind of ammunition for air plane use in the form of special cartridges containing bullets for ar nor piercing, tracing, and incendiary purposes. All of these cartridges are of the small rife calibers, according to a statement authorized by the War Department. The three -tenths of an inch diameter and short length of the bullet left little space for the armor piercing element or for tracer and in- cendiary composition, but such com binations has been made. &
 The bullets developed by the United States Ordnance Department have been tested on land and from air planes to see if there is any difference in their performance when fired from a quickly moving airplane in the upper atmosphere and when fired on land These tests indicate that the Unitew States has developed class of special cartridges with 2, performance fully equal to or surpassing that attained abroad
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-22
Use of Soldiers as Guards for in-
 dustriaI Plants Is Not reeom-
nnended,


 A memorandum made public by the War. Department concerning the use of armed guards about industrial plants contains the following:
 The soldier in training who has offered his life for the defense of country should not sacrifice hns eff fectiveness by performing police duty in the protection of property back of the lines. This is the duty of the citizen at home.
 The theater for operations for armed soldiers is the battlefield of Europe. Each civilian should aid his country by acting as guard for the detection and prevention of intrigue, deceit, and all the familiar stealthy operations of the enemy in our midst Each soldier unnecessarily detained as a guard in this country aids and abets the enemy in Europe.
 sOften a guard may be needed for the safety of factory. When it is it should be supplied by the owner of
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-22

formed by hem and they will do them willingly if given partnership in the undertaking. Exhibits of garden pro-
 ducts and other outgrowths of the club idea may suggest themselves to the club organizer
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-22
SANF0RDS
 GINGER
Best Ever for Colds ChiIls and Grip

Try this: Squeeze juice of one quarter of al lemon into a hot teacup. Add one tea- spoonful of Sanford Ginger. two of sugar, and fiIl up cup with boiling hot water. Drink hot and go to bed.
 on the wrapper lest you get a cheap. worthless or dangerous substitute. Forty.six years the standard of purity. flavor and strength. Sold hy all druggists and grocerss
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-22
HARDENING MAKES AppETIrE.

The more blisters yau raise in cultivating, the less water your plants will need.
 Weeds waste moisture and plant food. And they're not even pretty.
 Have you filed your hoes? Some sticks to mark the rows?
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-22
-------1 ----------
 INSTEAD OF BREAD.

If you are hungry you can eat something else besides bread" That is the way mothers wise saying to the children should be interpreted for all of us now. Here are some of the things the United States Food ,Ad- ministration suggests that we can eat instead of bread.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-22

Sausage and Rice cakes-To one cup of cooked rice add one egg un- beaten and two tablespoons of cold cooked sausage. Mix well together and form into flat cakes. If the mix ture is very soft add a little more rice. Brown lightly in .drippings. be- | ing careful to have the fat well heat ed before adding the cakes. This amount will make six medium sized cakes.
 Rice Corn Pudding-1 tablespoon rice, IF cups boiling water, cur cornmeal, tablespoon fat, well bea- ten eggs, cups milk, teaspoon salt
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-22

Potatoe Patties-11a cups sliced po- tatoes tablespoons thick meat, gravy, 2 tablespoons grated cheese, 1is tea spoons onion juice. salt and pepper. Mix all together, place in greased ramekins and heat in the oven
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-22

the factory. by the municipality, or by the State.
 These measures apply not only te manufacturing plants, but are equally applicable to shipyards, grain eleva- tors, and stores of supplies
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09
gOrs.ihidtIih. SilSwerf..
0lus Der Welt bes primitipen Nlens
ihen. Don Graf Begouen.

Dob Jrartrsid, uub Defenders
Sii6frantreTh bag Dordbu Der prd6iz
itprif9en 6ori9unesn 1T, tann nies
munb in 2I5rebe itelen. Obipo6I mir
uns I'M 9trieges Department Hitt
elmer 70 srftduuIt6 rei6en 8ruppe olts
paldplttif6er 5unbpIdBe riibmen t0ns
nen, iuie bic 1T, bic ii6 in Der Oorbogs
ne, III 8e3eret6al I'm bic peltberii5mte
Drtf6uft Qes Gpsiss i9art, frsuen
mir uns bodl bic 60bIen bon Hiour,
RaiTat, Mfds S'Q5iI, MorIoulds,
Baraas II. 7. m. in unIerer Jdbe su
beiiben, benn in ibrem umeegrabenen
gnben ipie aIf ibrsn buntbemolten
WGnDen finben mir bic perid)ieoenifeH
proben oss 2sbsns, Der Sitten uno
9bdtiatett Der porssIfi9tliden
Reni6heit.
0urdh ben eliidlidsn Grfolq Der
Iuseru6unesn in ben 60blen, bic ii6
i'm 9eaiet bss 96rfleins Montesquieuz
2lpantss befirbsr, onsefetert, untere
uahm id elm bisber ben 2anoeslsuttn
fsfbft gdns un6etanntes 'selIenloh,
5ue b 9tiibpubert penannt, su srfors
fden. 9us einer fteilen. bon 8iiThen,
Ginngn uub Surnen beiebtsn SteiHz
1porb fliebt bur9 etnsn bohent unb
breiten Sang ein Bad, Der 8oIp, Der
eco Meter aufindrts bsrIfJDirtoet.
9is gum Rartb gefiint, biibet er einen
rIbissn Wdfierfpiesel, uno aIIes bies
suinm1nen mndJt aus bieTern 6obltns
einoang cine fhone roudnttf6e 2anbs
ihdft. Rismdno batte bisber bieie;u
fti1en Gtrpni unteriroiih su fplnen
iib bentiiht, Biz ih nit meinen Sob
nen in einent aus mebrersn &titsn uno
aaftsn perfertigten aobn biefe Muis
ferrinne binauf7ufabreu unterndfm.
llngsf6br b.,rberi Dieter tpeit bonn
Girndna fonnfsh mir trodeuen Tubes
fpeiteroeten, irbem mir redts ben uns
terirbiTd1en 9GiIf beg Bodies psriisbrn.
Nad, einioen Shritten troten min In
einen msrtfpiirbfs fdpOnsu Sddl, tpo
bic RriiiaIIe bon iauisHo uno abeye-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09
ernnDeiaentlnms.sspO
ati, 8. Sanuar.
Heue 6bpptbefeH.

9eue 9bpotbetem
Rboba @irginia Simmons an Ben
iamin Weperfelo. $1,000.
George 3. aait an W. u. Sult
can. S4O0.
ebDarb 5surn an Rarp 6. Sbsri'
ban. $3o50.
glnna Ul. Stspens on psOplss 3
unb 6. q. 60. $4,000.
2bOmas Sing on oieieIbe. $125.
sSobn g. grdtpforb an ROiemOu
q .uuo 6. So. $500.
Oscar ". Wiainsbam an Sntei
Yalltp y. uuo 6. u. $500. 8
Getilgte 5bpotbeten.
Grsberid Wsisserber an 12. Dart
q. uuo 6. 30. $500.
Clement 6. 5dpner an @rite Sra.
ttpnaI q. unb 6. SO. $250O.
gbas. u. Quid an 3. u. DuOal
$40.
elIsportb G3roff an JOrti6ritt
Yausgerein. $500.
9ermind Dsdbsr an Gnterpriie g.
nHb 6. y. 60. $500.
Robt. 70. Wcasag an bisisIbe
$1,000.
20, u. Sbaban an Rem GounOatior
6. unb g. 60. $25OO.
Rboba 0irginia Simmons cn R. 6
3otpnseno. 500.
Wiuiam 8iebeu6enber an Nortf
Ginc. g. unb 3. 60. 5000.
Gine. Shoe Wens 9ff. an prioe 5il
yao. 2 3. unb 6. go. $500.
Sobn Weiois on @lmfpoob plaet
g. unb 3. so. $500.
8irsil y. Selling an Settle 9
Roble. $400.
Jobn Otrtisb an Wilforb 3. unt
6. 60. $4,000.
gIem. u. gedman an Cosmopolitan
9. urb g. so. $500.
Oscar Wiuingbam an SObn Siu.
$500.
Waeasmb 3. Snifb an DintOr
place 9. unb 9. 60. $25O0.
Wm. g. StrasbIeb an MtIas 9. unt
g. 60. $500.
Ssear DeTOfttt an Nortb gindn.
natl 8. unb 3. So. $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09

II175; Seifsrs $6.5o-1OO0; aussrs
ieienc Bis ertrn $10.25-11.00; &iibs
$6.35-8.o0; auserleIsns biz ertrn
$S.25925; Gamers $5.50-5.25;
DailGfiibe $50.00-125.0o; GtOders
unb yeebsrs $B.0o-9.5O.
1nIlen. - Sic 3ufubr NOR
beaite mdbig unb bic preiie fart bel
gutter Wanfrdes.
Jette guIIen $9.25-1O.O0; GpIogs
no $4,000; massrs uno tstdts
$6.O0-700.
&dIter. Die prsiie fiji
5leii6idlbsr itieeen bsuie pisosr BE-
bsntsnO, auserlsisns SOrtsn sspaunsn
DOns 50-75c.
9eife lsihte Gdlbsr S15.50--15.75;
fair bis CUTE $500 80; proindrs
unb grobe S6.0O-10.00.
Shpeiue. Der Warft mar
bsute tuenig psrdnbsrt. ylur CUTE ges
mifhte unb Shla6tiorten ftiesen lin
15c. Spdtsr jtboh flaute Der Wartt
ab, Der Gdlub mar langfum unb 5--
1Oe niebrieer als bic Ceffuurg.
Stugs ipuren InreInm.
glussrleftns f9pue 225 pfunb
iinb msbr 5000; gsrnH5R unb Jlsis
j4erIorten 160 pfuHb unb metr $1S.s
75-16.00; lsidts @srfdHbtiOrien 12o
5is 155 pfunD $16.25-16.75; orhis
mare Bis CUTE JerteI 110 pfuub unb
ipenissr $11.O0- 1900; orbiriir. BIS
nuserIeiens fdDers fstte Sdue $1,000
-15.50; Stags S10.00-13.00.
Q Sf,afe nao Qdmmer. - Die
3ufubr betrig beute nur feds a0pfe.
S4ofs nnren itttig. Cute admmsr
iparsn 50c b6ber. Sstuubs unb i4pes
rs 2dmmer tuaren itetis.
G6afe, auserIsisus biz srtro lsi&te
$1O.o0-10.50; fair bis quite $500
1000. oreinGrs S5.00-7.00; gSde
$3.50 nnb tpenieer. aGmmsr, auserles
iene bis ertrn $17.00-17.50; fair
bis gut. S16.00-17.00; feeoros
$14Oo-15.00; orbinGre $1,000
1900.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09

Worpbine, 6sroine unb arberen, mel
DE felt Ssfferfons Hagen ii6 sinbiirs
gsritn. Daraus ergibt fi6 cine anOere
Stomplifation: Weibsn 2lrbeitsrn I'M
Porben. fpel9e ni4t grpans Wnbe
fir Orangen bnben unb feline anges
Hebnen Winter in 5loribn entbe9rsn
maFsn, tpirb Son Der Regierung gss
fast: .W1an bislt ss fir piiHitens'
pertb, ben Disqualification i'm Siis
osn uItoboliI6e Gstrdnts ou entsieben.
8arum ftimmtsn bic OemotruteH bes
Siens oafiir, uuo itellteu Gud tpei'
Be Grbeiter auf bieislbe Stufe mn
Den iflpar3en 4rbeitern bss SiteeHs,
I'm jeos l2ibitimmgug gu permsioeiI.
Sorum nerbet Shr fsrner nur @is4
paIIer trintsn." Md6reno bic Regie'
rung bisies fagt, ertlGrt Der Boot
Ge9ger: .Sbr t0nHt Das Bier unb ben
leidten @ein, Der Sud nid,t fHaoete,
itidt ba6en, bod id fam Sud bone
mooe gBbistep geben, Der @uh
ein penig bstruntsn anb ettpns mtbr
betpubtlos ma6t!"
Nas mir bier idgen, 1T bic Dobrs
6eit. 80 pro3ent bes 8unbess26ges
Dronetenhuufss tpiirben es betennen,
ftiodtim. Gs mar jebenfals uuoers
meioli6, Dab Elm BeriudI nit bem
4Irobrbitiousi4iuinoel geHa6t perOen
piirbe. 8a piss Der 5aa 1T, 1T es
eeenIO gut, oanit 70 i6nea aIs mOgs
lid our6oubringen. IS 1T Su bofs
ZEN, bag bic srOben 8rousreisn, ipel9e
bos Seinperenss9etrGnt prubuoiren,
bur9 bds bic arbeitenbe 8ep6ltsrung
Dor Der 9runIu9t betpabrt iptrb, srs
kalten bleiben, Bis bic Regieruns 5ur
Ysrnunft 5uriidtebrt, b. B. Bis bic 4rs
better cine Geleseubeit baben, gum
2lusorud gu bringen, mas lie iiber
oieie ReguIirrns Oes menf4li9en See
bens na9 ben 2aunen uHbulbIamer
Janatitsr buien.
Nbeeiehen bon ieinen not6ipenoigers
tDeiie i9aoieenoen Ginflii6en pirb
oas rationale Experiment in prpbts
blticn interehunt uno belebrenb iein.
= IS tommt als cine Reattion eeesn
ben Deroerbli9en giuflub bes Mbiss
fps unb anberer Git0re. Die Qllte
@elt bat bieIe ultoboliI6sn @ifte ni6t
eetdunt. Die Seritellung pon Mbistp,
grunob II. I. N. alf tommer3isGem
gDege tit nur orsihunbert Sabre alt.
uno Sruntenbeit ols cine GrI6einang
Ger Meni6bsit tpuros nit Der !9erItsls
lung bes Dhistps sebOrsn. Sn Com
bon trat oas 3eiden: n6ier tanuTt bu
iiir einen peHnp betruntsn unb fir 2
Psnee betuubtlos peroen" nit Der S5as
irritation DON bilIigem Gin in Griz
iten3. llnb es Deri9panb nit bOber
Hsglerungsiteuer auf Gin.
6ier in ben Ser. Gtaatsn brahte
biuiger Dbistp bic Iruntfudt au
StdHbe. 9ilises leidtes Bier pers
orangte bic SruntIu6t bis CUR 5Glfte
troB Der Gortouuer bes Bbistps. Oes
Asrdiioentsn GrIaB be5iieli9 Ginitels
lung tpeiterer MISREPRESENTATION uno
8erooppeluns beg 0bistbz zpreiies re-
bu5irte bic 3runtiu9t I'm so pru5ent,
ipie gsri4te bon gteip gort befasen.
Die peiie gIttiCn bes prdiioenisn ipps
enr9 Der alltobolsPrD5ertiob in Bier
hef6rdntt, bic Dbistb@5dbritdtipn BE-
f6nitteu pirb, piirbe oas problem
fir bic Der. Stuatsn erlebiat baben.
Go6 grobi6.tiOns tFdnatismus unb
tonsrsfioneue 5eu9elsi fpirbe oas
uidbt thuu."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09
MastpdrtiBe Marfte.
Rem gori, 8. Sanuar.


meIi6torn. - Martt fistis; go. 8
gsIbes, Riln brieo $1.84 uno Ro. 8
semi5d1s $1.79 apitsn unb Srd4t,
Qeip Yort prompier 9srinHbt; arsens
tiniss $2.05 Rotten lnb Gra4tsn ReiD
yorf Bel 4ntunft.
Sufr. - Rarit ifstig; StunSaro
81 -94kc.
5eu. - Wartt fart; 90. l $500;
20. 9, $1.90; SO. 3 $175; 9erfanbt'
jorten $1.50. aIles nonine1.
StmaI3. = Wsartt piais; WsisbIs
Weit $24.45-4.55.
3udsr. - Robtr, Warft itstia
Genirifugal $6.0o5; MoIuifes. roub
nell; raffinirtsr, jttsig; fein srGrriIir'
ter $7.45.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09
gbieass, 8. ssanaar.

~ o. -1
Befdforn. = 5iir Gan. $1.27s-
1.27s; ON SdIuB $1.27s. Cir Wai
H.25-1.25s; am Gdub SL25.
Safer. Dir San. 78--80te; ON
Sdlub 7Sse. Giir Rai 755-772e;
TN S9tub 76c.
Roessr. - 90. 2, nominel.
@srfte. - $1.3S--1.5S.
Simotbp. $5.o0-7.50.
RIee. - $21 OO-27Oo.
gOri. - Dir San. $45.50-45.So;
an S9lub $45.50. syiir Tiai $44.9o
-45.25; am e6lnb $44.95.
Sfmnls. - Jiir Son. S23.90-
240.0; am S9Iub $3.50. Giir Wai
$24. .25-24.37; ON S6Iub $24.25.
Ripp.nisitsn. = niir Sanunr aul
S6tuB $3.50. Jiir Tdi s24oo-
24.12; ON Shlub $2400.
Butter. - Narss fstis; Creamery
39-49e.
Gier. - Tlarit ifstis; Sufubr g..
174 aiitsn. 5irits 55-56c; uroinnrp
firIis 52-55c; auf BEN Warti 60
56c; rsfristratOr firits 41-41se.
anrtpffsln. = 3ufubr 2 Cars;
mlarft unusrdnbsrt.
GefliigsI. - 2sbenbes, Martt uns
eersssIi; Sdbns 2o-25ie; 6prins
gers 242t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09
Sic ;, ,@aibinstun Times" iiber
uatiDuale BrObibitiun.

anlGbli9 Der 4bitiHmuns i'm &ons
'srsb iiber bic ginfiibrung Don prObis
bttiou i'm ean5en &anpe our9 eiHsn
3uiaB sur SuDssOerfaiiuus bra4ts bic
= .Wai9inston Zines, be an Der
luslle ilgenb ibrs Yappenbeimer gu
tmntn i4eint, ben foIsenbsn ireimiis
tgisen GeitartitsI:
Der Sfongnb Der Ser. Stdaten,
pelfer aus etpa s pro5ent 9l6ftis
nsH5lern, 80 pro5snt mdbIgen 5rins
tern unb II prossut iiarisn 9rintern
beitebt, iiimmte fir abfoInte YrObibis
tion. Infer &Ompliinent Der 2lntiz
SaloonS9iga fir ibre Wirhamteit,
fiir ibre aenutnib ots tongreiIiOnellen
9er5ens uno bes Dertbes, ben bieIss
Ser5 auf iein SdlGr Iegt.
Bir iinb nitt i'm Stanbe, ben alr,
bettern 3u erdtuIiren, bsnen Gispdiisr
aIs Didt perorbnet fpirb. rnb mir
iinb ni9t i'm StaHbs, ben Der. Staas
ten 3u sratulirsH. fpel6e infolse bsiien
auf cine 9aiis Don unerlau6tem
sDbisip, perbunoen NIT CUR @eipobns
belt iperbenoen Srogen, geiteat iper=
ben.
RatiirIia 1T bur6 ben Ronatebatt
tsine Sbatiaae sednbert, unb aud bic
merfhIihe Ratur 1T nidt sednbert.
Wtdn mag mad benz RnaIIsn Der glntis
SaIoousPeitf6e geiebe MAIDEN, nod5
fam man ourd tsin @eieb besriinbete
Sbatia9en obsr bic menI9Ii6e Ratur
amGnoern.
Wm. Senninss grDan, Der I'm
Sdufe BON elmer tltinen 8ruppe giss
tpaHers5rirter unb elmer aroBen
0ruppe Wbist1sSrinter beiubelt lDurs
be, fubr nit bem Raft3uge nd6 Mia
mi Ola. Sort III Is tparm. bsiB. Der
D@robe GommOner" pirb tdalib spei.
nal rguitarb pie ellen unS Ts6r oft
am sage qpfsliinsn Iutf6en", bic
idDeriie arbeit, tpel6e sr ie perriftet
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