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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-09

WHAl - III
11o Pa1n frank talk on
1t clears up misunderstanding about the ~ ~ p
guaranty that mis1eads and
But to all these ques
Adjustment a 81
rights and safety handed as Justice It
best of a guaranty stobs and
user,
sabler business o and dealer
iraee ,+ &c 49, h ~ 49, u IT, s'Io It Goodrc
expect certain mileage from o|"so WAL u0
Therefore S that the user under miles,
stands clearly what he has right
expect from tire.
AN imperfect Goodrich
DOES guaranty a. a. an 11
between him 49, - Goa~n '>uone1 y
b. o-s o ~ ~ - O~eA' 0 ~'0 a
All without ~ d;,o+a
1ooorcn <uoDer company the
against
wv. guarantee Pneumatic Automobile 7hrs h.e law
lays law
clear to boh
iced give f s Gzn Au5om2 b s s ::"ss'""'
Thus inst
This guaranty that If in the
Goodrich Ad1
the repair replace Fabcs-8000
at his option, adjusting according tt Cords
Judgment and it means nothing
That takes O
Goodrich Tire, TO
BUT how" properly takes the oes ont If i;
demands is of an
tire made2 Where Goodrich Tires
THE B. F. C. e9opR1ct Rvnsnn COMPANY
GOO6 rich = =
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-05
ROADS AT HALF PRICE.

OKLAHOMA county needs hard surfaced oad, SO every other
the Expensive such permanent high
worth than they And federal aid
half Thi, ha, 7O0 avab, th, the
levy and this matched by federal S5J5
available for such roads By adding of $4,000 bond issue
be used only matched by federal aid fund, sufficient
building would be provided The principal highways rdng
Oklahoma City could be hard surfaced
en directions, The benefit, thus derived by the of the county
would far the and when such had half price
II 10 folly to delay action further
The hardsurfaced road 6Sdy per year traffic way
hauling by trucks practical method Of freight transportation
market his products eliminates
ton which drawback rural life Il land values
Of improves abutng property extends city, territory
and large the depressing effect bad weather hav.
business.
Good argument q substantial star.
federal aid the work will
has adequate OF tunpke And adjoining counties
lead Already Canadian county the
road from FL Reno Oklahoma line which would
proposed Tenth road ii Reno
the proposed designated highways they
by similar the other neghboring thu,
providing important nucleus for highway Other
found the difficult of q
building II 10 time for this make the start
county should promptly calling bond
preliminary should be taken
work of construction begin with the suitable
weather Delay hopes cheaper material lower labor
delay would sacrifice the federal aid available
will bargain than such roads half price The
proposed approved by the federal which they
lines which will render the number.
spirited citizen should back this road plan
approval Of the Good Roads the Chamber OF
backing Of citizen interested the progress OF his
community Twenty-Five each $1,000 valuation
pay improvement real bargain Oklahoma
greater forward stride than by investing roads
the price offered
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-05
DOWN TO BRASS TACKS.

ACTION h, succeeded words in dealing with the coal strike in Oklahoma
a. Martial law has been declared in the Volunteer miners
getting the job Conservation fuel and bringing
home the seriousness OF the situation That there will be lack of
volunteers There should be And these volunteer, will produce coal
In the least and enhu for much skill
blizzard day lawyers journalists bankers clerks
college bo and from walk life producing co
weather which usually union miners quit the The spirit Of
Oklahoma and patriotic that OF Kansas, The for the
will be lacking There and leadership and
these will produce coal Meeting emergencies ha. been large OF life
the development Of the middle The breed Of who do things
here They will fail in this emergency they have failed the
past Regardless OF the merits of the remains
There coal in the ground and the OF Oklahoma will
Rumors with Mexico It'll. excitement There
no OF them But it Is that again the
conflict Senators openly advocating resolution has been
troduced the president withdraw Of the
government all diplomatic relations with Mexico Congress
declare although such usually follows presidential
suggestion. And for IL will
Of seeking Mexico has been
and has failed
6eoga mob which recently ynehed without identifying him
may be rsprmanded for proceeding with undu. haste.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-05
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&|@e. 3 Tinker ,!k!'!!.B Bo6ElR 12;,4 z
l3GXy0T hvCarlvsleH n Holcomb SYE9SEA
uC Carlvsle H. holcornb
THE KING VISITS MRS. TREE TOAD.

when you always live IN q trss'' Tink-
or Bob waa very much interested In
Mrs. Tree cad.
Il SUI posed the King knew every
thing" she replied. much surprised.
There ale some things that even
Kings can lean" said Tinker Bob
Il climb far cut on . limb Of . tree
thpt hnngs over the water. There l
pine, my eggs oi leaf. and when the
eggs batch they fall In 10 the water
and 1--we Gntll tht children can CLIMB
"Nuu are a very strange Mother IN
dc,d d." said ThFei. but tell me; how
de- your children learn to climbf
Mother Nh,uit gives them ions toes
With many muscles, with which they
tru able TO sticS 20 the smoothest limo
on the ute
"Now ron expects TO marry MISS
| Mcusey. Understand"
Yes, he will live with tho Mouse
fam ly ~ ,hr bg Pine tree all winter,
spiG MIS- Tict Toad rather sorrowfully.
hut whore win you spend the wln-
ter" asked I mixer Bob.
T. caahot find hollow tree | will
20 Tack 10 az, water and live under the
c1 In the mud nll winter"
rlnkcr Bob was very glad he had
utth to see Mrs Tree Toad. for she
was such Kind and harmless ctcn
tuic. lie told her about the reception
; for Mr. Ground Hog aud that the we'd
! ding would take plnce the night before
Y ~ that Mr., Frogs orchestra could play
On both occasions.
Tomorrow-Mr. Froos Orchestra.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-05
Art Cun,n,
Gets Friend
To Help Him

Dear Ed
Well Ed have noticed winding these letters with
high class word OF considerable length always having new 8
the dictionary and mouth when you get
down to where AM using signature.
Now Ed place the other day and oi the BIRDS IN
Office Art Why did wod at the inh IKE one w
used April q and looked and found and some
myself the repon So bet them birds they could
think words with lot poseS and they wrote down
couple hundred about five and have enough most OF
and besides have not paid bet and probable will not II man
will only head Ed he will yourself lot OF work ,
Well Ed where odds something
with each other on account Of bird, keeping all the LIQUOR whc &
no, good for nothing only flush the and give your poodle bh
do take sides question OF Information Importance
Ed but from where looks like the and ought
fifty and fifty t, whkey stuff To much liquor is no, good
for nobody and would hurt hall ans and would
probable do him good
looks like the city going about eighty and with the
officers OF soohs the wey and the
suburban cops being give nothing only few hall pn OF vinegar that
Ed have looked grocery bill and gg them birds
bad off after all because high and has to have
S'' '''' '''''' '''''''S " P'us"nac1.iy Your,
ART QUINN
a. I b
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-05
Ripping Rhymes
BY Walt Mason.
CoNSOLING THOUGHTS.
A Ii the world seem, in a hole. aud

n Ii the world seems in a hole. aud
n ny guardian spri,e | thank that
have a modest roll safely salted
in the bank. Landmarks we have
cherished well are uptorn and thrown
away, and no prophe, can ioretsll
what may happen in a day. Things
we thought were anchored fast arc
adriit upon the tide. and like kayss
Upon the blast, customs old are scat
tered wide. All our mornings arc
destroyed, all our milestones ,rampled
flat, and we face an aching void. and
we know not where we're al, All the
witches arc abroad, on the storm
clouds dark and dank. and I'm glad
have wad safely sailed in the bank.
We have quit the old time way. for
road that is acCurst; there's crisis
every day aud the last one is the
worst, Men who once abhorred the
blues now are viewing with alarm;
and the papers filled with news breath
ing threats OF dole and harm In the
background is the sage, in the iore-
ground i, the crank: and I'm glad |
have my wage safely sal,ed in the
| bank
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-05

Tinker Bob hurried TO the home OF
Mrs, Tree Toad to find out the par
ticuiars concerning the wedding be
Now, Mrs Tree Toad was not as for
tunats As Mr.. and Mrs. Tree Mouse he.
cause she was not able to build a house
In the top Of the tres with many rooms
and Railways. But instead. she lived
either In a hole In the side OF tho tree
OF In limb crotch where Mrs Crow
had bu'lt her neat tho year before II
sn> could butrow her wny under an old
most u was much safer than living In u
ho'e
Tinker Bob found Mrs. Tree Toad
on limb watching for q stray spider
What are you doingr' he asked.
Il am searching for q bits 10 eat @
Ars Toad replied. a..
PRAY tell me. what DO you f,pa "a
eat among the leaves and branches OF
this tres?'
''0h, there 10 plenty her. for m,
Z M anf me-" said she. You know
tks struy spiders make good mca
Vnce 4 day. Then there's the MI
sreen Il. that always suns himself IN
ioAe WheN ne sets chance, and who
~ ooeS - slesp We catch him
'Tell ~ where do you, raise you
chtIdrvnr'
'eThe Mks ef the river always take
care of Ny chtIlrsn till they are ol
enough ~ climb ~ trees. then the
cen fssd thsnSeivs6-" .
How - ~ ~ hen y the 'ah
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-05
D01ifW0rru
- mRwM ~
ONE NoN-ESSENTIAL UNHAMPERED

The essential industries told
To shut shop I'LL further orders come
To the land from chibams and from cold
The while coal supply is on the bum
Unit, miner, havea change of heart
Or volunteers restore productions height
The ukuelc factories can't start
Nor brilliant illuminate the night
The fuel supply is far behind demand
And tl at length, it oyertakes the
The cinemaograph, understand,
VIII cease to play or play waiting game
The frs, assistant pool hall porter
And time in which to smooth the furrowel brow
lswell within the reach OF many clerk
The andy-makers seek repose
Or other Jobs with short coal
Nni manufacturers OF Slkcn hose
May to double n a useful
Thus drastic action puts an awful crimp
In luxures number afford
And begins o limp
While toilers seek ,tandoi for their board
But all restraint by government devised
VIII not, reduce unless we're much surprised,
The output large OF non-cssenta talk.
And caption, critics be disposed list pame
induce the janitorial force heat have been futile and uayamg
They too feel should dis what coal Echo
swe, Not any"
Time, headline City Escapes Cold" outclcr kdlin.
Much time /, effort to prove number of thing,
which aren't
That celebration city contemplating may
form OF an ice carnival
breakfast sausage Battle Creek brand, backed
the boards
Besides, II the world does end December H. quite a number,
no doubt will to about the fuel shortage
But tha, prophecy doubtful value that the Thoughtful husband
might well ahead and buy his wife for Christmas
ANOTHER SHORTAGE
Our statewide troubles, first and
May and launt
But aren't made fast
As buyers
That local who misook husband for bold bad burglar
calling the police and first needn't feel distinguished
Any number OF friend husband criminal OF kind
| another
Bill Carlisle Wyoming en1cd nancer right Il
he could have kept Wh his Noaateer advance
No apt to appreciate his might give them
credit for not disturbing him %
We the game that quail abundant this
but theye number OF hunter, who won't with him
To who wearing hm .quy probably make
loudes noise
The gumho frequently succeeds where oraory fails.
The who contemplate, digging coal after Sunday still
dated somewhat ahead OF this department.
Talk long and he will tell of opportunity
overlooked when he failed make small which would
landed him well up toward the far end Of Easy
Necessity 4 as. family, being invention
the remarked and the economy hereby add
The copybook eontendd that honesty the policy
there a number who unconvinced.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-05

The Pennsylvania Dutch may be
slow in some things. bu, that Lan-
caster court that held seventeen cole.
lege hazers for trial was hitting it
up some.-Raleigh New, and Oh.
server.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-05
Fifteen Years Ago.

TOXIC. - japanese now command
Fort Arthur and hdlbJr lhey have
captured the las, defense OF l0j~Aleter
Hill and hold it. Their siege guns can
demolish the city and flee, from posi-
tons taken alter desperate efforts.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-05

At meeting OF the busine" men
held last night in the city club rooms,
II was decided TO raise the money
necessary to build railrcad TO King
fisher on the northwest and Coalga,e
on the southeast Mr.. {. b. Ames,
presidcn, of the oil mills, made his
lIrst public speech in this city and
urged construction.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-05

The open wood fire i, friend in
need. but rs apt TO make YOU think
you're burning up shoe material--M.
lanta Constitution
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-05

Putnam City is now a charter town.
l. NJ Putnam stated today that work
would begin Immediately on the
wa,erworks and lighting plant.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-05

A petition signed by $50 local clu,
wcmen was recently presented to III,
cay council asking that streets snC
alleys be cleaned up.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-05

And through buying in anticipation
OF higher prices the poor public gives
just the encouragement, that the price.
faisers crave.-Bos,on Herald.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-05
Ten Years Ago.

Voting overwhelmingly for the
charter, and giving Oklahoma City the
cohuission form OF government, local
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-05

Ing into unfair competition with their
ulde By the establishment OF a Cham
her Of Commerce cafe. Secretary A.
w McKean denies this as only mem
bers OF the Chamber are allowed TO
eat there.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-05

The roller skating craze has struck
the city hard and a o0xli0 feet floor
Is being laid at Putnam park for a
rink.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-05

Chandler. 49, Tincoln county dem
Gratis are urging Judge J. b, A. Rob-
ertson to become a candidate for gov.
crnor next year.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-05

This Is the final day Of the worlds
fair at St. Louis.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-05

voters went on record yesterday at the
polls as strongly opposed to the
mayoralty rule.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-05

Emperor Wilhelm OF Germany is
the only living sovereign OF Europe
upon whose lie no attempt has yet
been made.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-05

Local restaurant men complain that
the Chamber OF Commerce is enter
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-05
Old Stories IN Ne,V Type
From The Times Files.
Twenty Years Ago.

Editorial comment England has
gained another victory. A few day,
ago, her army los, go men and cap
,ured twenty Beers These victories
come high, bu, England must have
them.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-05

6eorga mob which recently lynehd without identifying him
nav be reprimanded for proceeding with undu. haste
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-04-25

6nuS> 1t1tO SauO=
mirtbi0afhi6es
Sblinepaansen i'm 6arten.
anse3o9sne Semitic : pfan3en uno ibr 9luspfamsen.

8enilleart Dtcoer angebaut meroeu
tam. IS fommt 10 Elm uto oieleIbe
@emiiieart aue orei Sabre iuieOer
alf ~0enieIben 8lae 81 iteben uno
man lport 5mei Sabre Dung, an
STEELE oe5 aobIeS Seuerie 4. 9, oar.
raul in ~iolgen0en cine @ltr3elart, pie
I'M 5meiten, mo i'm iediten ~otitntt Der
Grbien anoere @iilienfriidte, 10 er.
gibt 0ieie5 cine Observation-Disclosures,
in0em Der 9o0en MIR ale ieh5 Sabre
haSiel6e Semitic tragt. 9icie 3eit
gcriigt iogar fur Grobeereit, rpelde
III oicier 9e5ieblng am empfinoIih.
item iiuh.
MGkIae 9iinanng OOun0tben.
Nue @emiJiepflan3en e%rIonaen in
5ipar n%abrbaitem, ober nid)t friid,
Qe0iingtem @o0en cine groBere NolI.
fonlmenbcit, ilamentlih in 8e5uq ouf
beIieren 8cidlmad uno 0~nlterhaftig.
felt, ga lie in oieienl Sale uidlt aeiI
trciberL mas III einem SIT frdftigen
mo itorf ge0iiugten 9oOen INNER ser
6all lit. Gin magereS, lange nidlt
III &ultllr qcrpeicne5 2nno bcourf I'M
oIlqemeincu itet9 elmer reidlIiden
0ilngung, ioIfe$. meldcS iortrp0b.
reno benrbeitct mnroc. hat pcniqer
Dung nGthig. IS bari ober aud
ME ser Wo0en nit Glnq iIberlQ0eu
pcroen.
@eim IuSpfInn5cn ser ScbIiuae
lit sic @altptiodle, ooB iie 10 meuiq
ME m0gIif an SEN @ur5eln perlebt
merOen, ferner, oab sic @ecteroe rid,t
5t frozen, ober aud nidt 5u uaB
lit, un0 0oB Die Seblinge niht boil
ST. iteben fommen, %ionocru felt genltg
gepilun5t mcr0en. Gns 8fIan5en er,
folgt on1 bciten mad Ser Sdnttr nit
cinem Der befnnnten Sebh6lier, Yfit
lcbtercm mndt man 0aS Hflan3lnfL
inoem man cS ienfredt in 0en @o0cu
oriidt. et1pas herumorebt un0 mieoer
b%erous3iebt. Ger SebIing miro MN
in oas God ge1teft uno oa5 Set. ODER
8iInn5bol3 , 3ou BON 0em SebIing
cntfcrnt mieoer ifrdg qeQen Sen
ScbIinQ IN sic Gr0e oriidt un0 nit
cincm Ruf ser Sano 6a5 Bflan5loh
NIT Gr6c qefiint. DDS Sethol3 miro
Damn beran5qesogen, oje ourh oos
Mnoriifeu ~entitanoene &ertiefun1
miro eecbnct ltl6 ser SetIing itebt
felt.
@enn oos Beet polgcpflonSt lit,
per6en sic Seblinae gut ongeQoiien
un0, mcnn I~tarter Sonnenihein
berriht, lit e8 gut, oie iungen 8flan,
Sen einiQe Gage lcidlt GIT beidatten.
Ga iic Damn beiier arpohIen. Sim
beiten berpflon5t man INNER BEL
beoedtem SimmeI oocr ipenn Rcgen
0roht.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-04-25

oeS 2eine5 oils @ilfSiuttGrmittel uuO
aud, STIR Mnit, ~namentIid) abcr sur
gr5ielung zines hoben 6ettgchalte9
Der Wtjlf,, lit leiocr itart in ncn SIN.
tergrumO gctretcn, icit ser TIah9bau
BON ser 9uumpoIle pcrordEgt mltr.
Sc. 9tur in ein5eIneu tleineren BE.
triCbcn miro nod 2ein 81 Tutter5lpe'
den an9cbaltt ODER 2ciu ais Suffer-
mittcI Qefauit. 2Sn ser aGlberuf5ud)t
~leiitct or oor3iigIitle0 ienlte uno berQt
Dem lcioigeu Abntagern ser 4biabs
fdIbcr red)t peientlid) Dor. &iibe, sic
inter ibre 9roftfuttcr . Station cine
regclmoBige. pcnn auh feline Bor.
tion 2eiu erbalten, 5cigen elm 9Gntte8
Sell, cineu h0bereu Ytilhertro9 nit
erb0btcm 6ettgcbalt uno Die 9dlber'
gcburten gehen nod 2einfittteruna
leidlter uno iiderer Dor itdl.
IS gibt perihieoeue Irtcn 2ein:
Grcid- oOer SdIicBIcin, Slang ODER
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-04-25
Sie @interfradtr.

@on oen 8interfriidteH pertrdgt
ser 8eisen oos @ggen iii 3eitiQen
6ribiabr am beiten, and laBt ieim
tiefcr @lirjelgong Die ~@trnucn0una
pom ittuereu, tiei eiugreIicu0cn ca.
gen 5u. 8eraoe aber Die idYmercn Ga.
gen perridten ibre Arbeit ant uno
lodern oen 9ooen ant b6teu ouf. Sic
geringen 9eiddoigllngen Ser oberir.
0liheu 8flnn5entbeile hlerourd) iino
10 gering, oaB tie orrdl oyc nadlfoI.
genoe giinitige GntpidIlug ser 8e.
mafIe u%oIIauf aufgeDogeu meroen.
Dit ser N~umenoung BON iduperen
gder : Gggcn gebt aid cine ourd).
greiicnoe &crtilgung Scr 5u oieicr
Set in Ser Gnt1pidlltng be9rifieneu
llufrGuter @ouo in @auo. mas fir
0a$ Wod$tbum Ser &IlturgapGd)ie
Deiteren &ortbeil be0cutGt. @e.
niger gut mic ser @ei5en pertrdat Der
@interroqgen oas G6egaeu inI 6riib.
inbr, SIT ocrielbe ihon ST. melt in ser
GntDidlunQ oorgelhrltttu mo
biloct cine Itnrfe @eitOfuua, 10 lit
0aS llebcrcpgcn SIT unterIoiicn, ga
ionit Der Sdlooen sic Northcile iiber-
miegcn fonnte. Gem @eoeihcn ser
@intcrgeritc 1T oaS GgQcu I'M 6ritb.
iabr pieoer icbr 5utrdglidl, - 9tof
bGufiaer ioutc oaS gggcn ser Soms
meriaaten gciteheu. @Ieih uad) ser
A~It3iaat miro sic Sommerfrutt an-
6cmol5t, i'm tie idrneu 5llm aeimen
SIT brin9cn. Ga5 @ol5cn bcifIcuuigt
udmlid, oo5 Nufiteigen oea @oocns
matters, abcr aud cine ihnelerc Ser.
ounItiq ser porrdtbigcn @aIIeruen.
gen. Gorum miro Die 2oferuua ser
Aderfrulne 0urf bic Gg8e crit rctJt
sur Nothpcnoigfcit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-04-25
gel ocn SOmmerfriidDtcu

gel Sem Sommergetrcioc lit Ser
@cbrouh Icidter, feiner Sunt . ca
gen aebotcu, oarnit tciuc @cihd0j
gltngcn ser nod 3arten |iIaujcn por.
tonmcl. Die CONNER @erite itbcr-
iteht oo5 GQQen iebr gut, meniger gut
Ser &afer. @ei Sleeiniaat i'm Som.
mergctrci0c iiebt man %cntluc0er lan5
BON Dem Gggcn ab o6cr idt erit nj
mitteIbor Dor o0er mad Dem GQ1eu
Den &lce ans, lpobei alcroing$ 0cu
MISUNDERSTANDING &ed)mIna 5u
trogcn lit. Cine folqeuoc Srofeu.
pcriooe milr0c Den ipdtcr ein9cidten
Slice IN icincm Mad)sthum bcnrmen.
2luh BET oen onoercn &ultIr = &c.
mGfiCu, ). =. oen &adfritd)ten, Iin0c;
sic Gage &ermenoung, mcnn e3 ia
nm Sic 2odcrung Ser Ydcrfrumc
honoclt. - Gas llcbcrcqgem int
6riibiobr lpirft min lolpobI f0rccrno
allf ou5 quite @eoeihen ser Nfeririidl.
te, mic aud, oils oirefte5 NM moi.
rcfteS 4ompfmittel gcgcn Die In
frautbiloun1. Ole nod 5%al!et.
idnpafcntpifeIten llnfrdlltcr rptr0cn
tbcilS ioiort pernid}tct, thciI5 ron
Ben iih frditig m%otien0en a~llturgc-
p0ficn unteroriidt. 0emnah iibcr.
Iteigen Sic &ortbciIa oe@ @qgcr5 Sc
9iuhtbeiIe bel neitem, 10 oaB Elm Scr
iuh ieocnfa13 empiebIenSluertb lit.
0ieier IoBt i'd in ser 4ruris iebr
leift auSfiiGreil, in0em man nuf e.
mem SdIag Elm Stilf obcqgt, o,n an.
0ereu Sheil aber unbtriibrt licgcn
lGBt. GS miro nod GerIaui noa ms.
njgen @ofcn altgenihe:nlid) meroeu,
mie scr gceQqte 1beil cin frditiqr5
Mohstburn Ser GfIonjeu ouflpeiit,
0nQcgen ober Sic ltnfrGuter meuiQcr
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