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The Monte Vista journal., 1920-02-28
BOYS ARM BROKEN
RIDING A BURRO

Freddie Cameron, aged six,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cam
eron, was thrown from a bur-
70 last Saturday evening and
sustained a fracture of the left
arm. The bone was broken
close to the shoulder socket,
making it necessary to have
an operation and fasten the
broken ends together with
wire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron
drove to Salida Sunday. TAX
ing Freddie to the Cochem
hospital. On account Of in
flammation and swelling DR..
Cochem had to postpone the
operation several days which
has not been done up to this
time.
Two other small boys. with
the Cameron boy. were riding
the burro, and it seems that
larger boys caused the burro
to buck. throwing the little
fellows of in q pile with Fred
die underneath.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-02-28
PROJECT TO DEVELOP
NEW FAIRGROUNDS
IN NATIONAL FOREST

Citizens Of Pueblo, Walsen.
burg, La Veta, Salida and
other towns contiguous to the
San Isabel National forest, are
enthusiastically making plans
for building auto roads into
that forest where they expect
to enjoy the summer benefits
Of the lakes, streams and
camping grounds as play
grounds for residents and
tourists.
The San Isabel forest lies
across the range east Of the
San Luis valley and would be
easily accessible from this side
by the Mosca pass route when
q road Is constructed. Alamo
sa people are boosting the
Mosca road project and in
this they are entitled to the
cooperation of the valley at
large, realizing that the com.
pletion Of another link con.
Meeting US with the outside
world has its compensations
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-02-28
0REcKENRlDcE Is GUEST
OF BUSINESS MEN

r. G. Breckenridge Of Pueb-
10 was guest Of honor At an in
formal dinner at La Veta hotel
Monday night at which q
large number of the Monte
Vista business men were pres
ent. Mr.. Breckenridge, In =
most happy vein. entertained
the gathering in . talk along
the line Of individual growth
and Advancement through
closer and more frequent as
ISOLATION. and all present ex-
pressed their pleasure at his
address.
In speaking Of the custom
Of some cities in advertising
for manufacturing concerns to
come into = place, Mr.. Breck-
enridge said, "The best way to
get new concerns to come to
your city is to make the place
attractive by municipal i'm.
provement and cleanliness.
You will not then need to ad-
vertise-capital will find you"
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-02-28
DEATH OF MRS. clLLErr

It is with regret. that we
make the announcement Of
the death of Mrs. ]. A.
Gillett, which occurred at
the home Of r. v. Bow
sher. northeast Of Monte
Vista, about IL o'clock Thurs
day night. Death was caused
from asthma. The funeral
will be held at the Methodist
church In Monte Vista at $500
o'clock Sunday afternoon,
February 20. and the body
will be taken to the old
home, Goshen, Ind, for inter-
ment.
The Gilletts came TO this
valley In 1887. settling near
Garnet. and the hosts Of
friends of this pioneer lady
eulogizs her splendid qualities
and srisvs ct her demise.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-02-28
ORGANIZE BOY SCOUTS IN MONTE VISTA
Wa ,aish IN saaRast IN the Manta Yista CONNER.


We wish to suggest to the Monte Vista CONNER
cial Club that they initiate the movement for Boy
Scout organization in this city.
Everybody sees the Boy Scouts an active organ
izstion Of younssters, and no doubt many persons
imagine that these lads represent much uscless
motion.
But what the Boy Scouts have accomplished
amazes. They number 476.267 the country over.
In the four Liberty Loans they sold nearly 100000
subscriptions amounting to 3276.744.65O. Their
sales Of War Savings Stamps were more than 2.00O-
OOO amounting to $60.000,0O0. They collected
100 carloads Of fruit pits for gas masks, and
conducted gardens and farms The list Of their
other helpful activities d long and varied, and they
are developing into citizens Of the most desirable
kind. for their training makes them Trustworthy,
loyal, helpful courteous cheerful clean. brave and
thrifty.
President Wilson has issued procamattons for
the purpose Of enarsing and strengthening the or
ganzation. This u to be done by adding in asso-
ciate membership the mothers and fathers Of Amer-
can boys we'll other citizens willing to Join a
supporting body which will insure the greater USE
fulness and effectiveness Of the movement
When boys are properly trained good citizenship
Boy Scout will fulfill every expectation Of the
friends Of the organization.
The epidemic of bad colds" must be getting
lighter in Denver. The published daily death list
Is now only coupla columnsor 80.
It's about time for that prominent citizen to 20
away and take another bath.
Wouldn't It be snap to publish q spicy news
paper we only had some Of those Baggot cases?
But nothing like that ever happens in Monte Vista
No booze and bagotry no man with an embezzlnR
wooden leg-woe. woe is US!
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-02-28
STOCK SHIPMENTS

Bernstein and Wise. car Of cat
tie to Denver Saturday.
River Ranch. 2 cars sheep "a
Omaha Saturday.
Fred Parker, car OF mules q
Fort Worth, Texas. Saturday.
Farmers Union. ! car hogs q
Denver Saturday.
Bond 1 Jennings. : cars OF hogi
to Pueblo Tuesday.
w. r. Ulrey. ! car sheep 70 kan-
sas City Tuesday.
H. L. Clark. : cars Of hogs e
Dsnyer Tuesday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-02-28
EFFORT TO ENLIST MA.
Tl0NAL GUARD TROOPS

Adjutant General spanslsr
of Denver. accompanied by
two majors and one lisutsn.
ant have been In the valley
towns trying TO start the or
gsnisaton Of companies Of
the National Guard. These
o6Icsrs were In Monte Vista
Sunday and consulted with
member Of the American L.
gion and others, receiving q
good deal Of announcement.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-02-28
PUEBIO llAsONs no BUILD
HOUSE AT MASONIC PARK

Through the boosting efforts Of
u. II. Van Fleet among his Masonic
friends at Pueblo. msmbsrs Of the
lodges there will this summer build
. clubhouse at Masonic park on the
no orands. This will mean many
Aofs additional visitors to the 0aa
Lsh valley this summsr.-Alamosa
Journal.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-02-28

manager McClelland of the
aefs Coal and Coke Co.. re-
Ved a telegram here this
faing stating that the coal
ams machine weighing five
mad arrived at the mine
Will be installed immedi-
". This machine will cut
TO 300 tons Of coal In IL
VS. A large party from the
'ey will drive through "a
mlne the latter part Of
" week on an inspection
The mine will bs ready
'ae second coal cuttina
snlne within thirty days.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-02-28

Chas. Stephens. wife and two boys
returned homo this (Friday) morn
Ing from their California visit which
they enjoyed very much. Upon
their return trip they stopped few
days at Greeley.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-02-28
MONTE BEATS SARGENT

In a well played basket
ball game at the Monte Vista
opera house this (Friday)
night, Sargent boys were de-
feated by q score of 80 to 16.
The score at the end Of the
first half stood 10 to Z in
Monte's favor.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-02-28

Geo. B. Hawkins had a very
good sale Tuesday. He and
his family will leave soon for
Denver to remain for some
time. The Hawkins ranch
was sold to Roy David.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-02-28

Roy LAWS and wife have re-
turned to their home In Psnnsylvs-
MIA sftse . brtsf visit with relatives
Nm ~ et 3oe10.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-02-28
|RACC ACCIDENT ENDS LIFE OF BILLY"
IrYERS AT HIS RANCH NEAR MONTE VISTA

A most distressing accident
eeurred Sunday afternoon
Fhen william G. 1yess was
Lstantly killed at his ranch
|ome on Swede Lane near
ionte Vista. The young man
M drawn against the rsvolv-
u fly wheel Of . 4asoane 81
knl BY having b. sweater
Susht in the clutch, and b
n hurled around a11 aeonnd.
4 head striking o. 80 6 ~
heels on which NJ o3Gno
es mounted.
The accident was vil1aoa0d
The wife and - 6 ~ NJ
rtunate man ard al1o ~ ~
Ter and brothog6De 4r.
a Ns. Ffank 1o0lkied,
So were gsaGts 1og II day
he NysrS ho0o. MY ha0
Gently purchased . -
sss power De0DG6ee $3.50
y engine and WAS u1iag Il -
3 . feed grinder. After din
y he asked all the folls 70
and see the machine work
ID after starting the engine
u in the act Of connecting
: belt from the cutting ma
line to the fly wheel q the
gine when his clothing b.
me tangled in the ulachin-
\. His head was badly
ashed and his heaino b0aton
/ % suddenly that e was I'M
ssible for Mr.. Seyfried to
bp the engine or rescue him.
"Billy" Myers was . son Of
rah B. Myers and was . fine
ung man Of about 20 years
age. He enjoyed . splen-
reputation for honesty and
od character and hi death
= sad blow to those with
Aom he was associated, e.
cially to the devoted wife
d mother.
Funeral services were held
the Baptist church Thurs
y afternoon and interment
lde at the Monte Vista GEN.
ny.
William Gardenisr Meyers was
|n In Monte Vista. Colorado. o.
|er ls. 1892. and died February
1920. On October ~. 1919. he
united In marriage to Miss
IDLE Pierce. To this union was
p one son. James Wilbur.
The funeral was conducted In the
ptist church Thursday afternoon
the pastor. p. H. Evans, and the
was laid TO rest In the Aonts
u cemetery. The w. o. w., oi
CD order he was q member, were
vent In body and had charge
me services Ut the grave. Ha
'es 70 mourn him . mother. Mrs
an Meyers; three brothsrs, Lss-
george and Dee; four sisters
Fred Mitchell. Mrs. Franz
'f'ed' Mrs. Carl Erickson. all
y now living In Monte Vista, and
'onn kolander Of Eagle. Idaho
came for the funeral: . wife
nis son. James. = lad OF some
years.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-02-28

E'o ~ " souder Of Csntss left for
.ukss. Wisconain, Wedssedsy
@ With rs,s..vss.
Evening star., 1920-05-24

P. F. CARLEY,
Reliable Business Broker.
6l7 F. st. NV.
I.unchroom.
Pa. ave. NV. Receipts about 5000 per day: :
cheap rent: also IA furnished rooms a bar
gain at $3.50.
Cafeteria.
Best business location in city: present own
ers will sacrifice account Of other business
interests for less than half original cost
of equipment; inspection by appointment
Cafe.
Select NV location; daily receipts SIS;
rent. $50: price 5000
Grocery and Meats.
NE location; receipts from 5000 to 81 600
per week: fixtures and equipment. $1,000:
stock at inventory.
Auto Accessories, Nulcanizing
and gas filling station, located at the inter
section Of three main roads leading out Of
the District: doing big business; with un-
limited possibilities; price. $1,000.
Confectionery.
Ice cream and soda fountain; well equipped
and paying business: $3. oOU.
Grocery and Meats.
receipts from on $50 to SIS daily; price, S. 900.
Rooming House.
prsee. r'sss; $3.50. near '4'' ana NJ T. ave- NV
Rooming House.
Downtown section: 12 rooms; price. $1,000.
Rooming House.
IA rooms, ? baths: gas and electricity; rent.
Rooming House.
12 rooms War and Navy Department:
good rcom-renting location; price. 81 800.
Rooning and Boarding.
10 rooms. located on n. H. ave-; will sell
as business rent furnished.
Rooming House.
bushes. G or rent furnished for % si5o @ per o no.
P. F. CARLEY,
Always on the lob.
ONE OF THE BEST stands sth st. near
Pa. ave. Sc; rooms. bath: store stock and
We have several other good stands. See
our list.
wM. H. McGRANN CO.,
122 11th st. NV.
CIGAR and confectionery store doing good
business: will sacrifice for quick sale; reason.
bad health. Apply week days after pm.
S17 8th ct. 25s
WOULD INVEST $500 more; small business
with rooms; give some particulars. Address
Box 284-E Star cfhce. 24s
BARBER SHOP for sale; lease and fixtures;
near 18th and East Capital sts: reason for
selling sickness. Inquire Thos. G. O'Neill. 3Ol
Evans bldg. n. 6S2S.
A PARTY with about SO 10000 to 60 in with
me to start up q manufacturing plant. Can
he put on q paying basis In about SIX weeks.
win bear strict investigation. Address Box
1913 q. Star once. 24s
AN EXCELLENT esrablished lunchroom bust
In the center Of the downtown business
district showing . very attractive return;
reason for selling. owners have other interests
requiring attention. L. z. Breuainser Sons.
7O6 Col. bldS.
Evening star., 1920-05-24

PHOTOGRAPHER competent. who can turn
out work neat and quick: must be Of steady
ha bits: good salary to right party. Apply EN-
pire Studio. 017 Penna. ave. NV. 26s
Evening star., 1920-05-24
GARAGE HELPER.

Colored man. with some knowl-
edge OF repairing Ford cars; per-
nlanent position. Apply Supt..
The Hecht Co, 9TH st. at r.
GROCERY CLERK. eIperieneed, OF butcher
Mliier Grocery. 18th and South caroiina src.
Be. Ses
Evening star., 1920-05-24
PERSONAL.
CnntimnAd.

WILL RID YOCR home OF RATS. MICE,
bedbugs, reaches and waterbuEs. SAPP. $50
Colorado bldg. Phone Main $50. 81
WE ARE NOW PAYING 81 to $40 FOR
mems and ladies suits.
WASHINGTON CLOTHING EXCHANGE. 6Ss
d NV. Main SS7s drop postal
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&leine MnJeieen

@r11nbfif 81 berfaafen.
Ill Mobertion Mooition. Bargain fir
Baargelo. Nad5ufragen SO. 16-6.
MDerlp n6;rooIIid. 2O.2
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a1rinerptuo.

Bnrb sic EaDtlgfeit nnb frannbli-
@es Been oes germ 8ram Builder,
1dTira Ser MiHerbiaa 5tdte 8anf,
fat Ne iest 91e2,e00 Ia 8epo}iten ST
ber5eidnen.
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BET benz MiBen @stter uub bielen ar
belt ieh I'M SdetDeiBe ietueS ange-
1IfHfDt iain 8rnt efn. Ser bide Sar-
aes aber Dat Das gbtpisen, ba er iebt
stnBep.&u1nmifflm ill., anfgegeben.
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ridge aao 6n5n Bilfreb in nod eli
mem Mngerem Beinbe Der Sqmflie
Srom 8ufher 1ieaer nod Sealiie 5a-
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feline farm berfaufeu torn, bgr 2ar1o-
mirtbfHaft a6ien nasa. @ba1io Serr
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has Gartolebeu nit Der 8hastlltt Der-
tanidkn nirb.
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nno oaBpegen farm Bapo Sol. E1oen.
mes nigt unterIafen Roiiainen gu
oern4fen nn0 Sic Dg,ritigett 81 IRON
fen.
Sos. &afffe ID 3Hur MIR Elm flei-
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4orR.
geia Bilbelm Garseenberg, nrderm
8uttermader, fat Res an WDntag eth.
netttes, Heines G0AterAp eingaiteM,
nno Dot CT ieine Gltern eingelaoen TO-
fort naA bier sa fou1ule1g mn fiol9e
nit ieiner @rifgeBorenen besdnm 5l
ntotsn. Der B1ter nan oPu Mttn6e 1T
nf6t 4Aem en gutter Bafer, fonoern
aud Elm gutter Bntfermn9er.
mand)er rr6 hbarrafM feing
81 erfaBr9n, bob RetGerpiHe nidt az.
lem tfeine 8drlbm oaoern nx nod
tdHie11oe bon Doaars II 6sr @anf lie.
gen Bot.
Gto1 6ba Beffer bot lire Garnp an.
George unb MhatA arerHx berfnuft,
4nb miro ibr &&eim nod MfbbD, Miinn.
no ibr gdniegeriohn Foul &uiffller,
Stdffo1sugeRt I'D serleaer. Solder,
nar mil Srnu n1tb Ainb Mer gon11-
tag Bel BroBnntter Beffer 5u Beinh.
Sac. e6ffflss errkbtef Qnf feiner
garm gtneI Don Gefen 9ooen.
g~bmGmifdHen.
Man fann ben Motbt@ Genribo.
id)on EN- BIod speg H11ten b6ren, oenn
feitoem er aus benz nnafien1 geIddt
lit ct itetig NIT Nieberreibe1 unoj
Neuballer out ieinem iesigen Dobn.
plate bef6dftigt.
Geo Sberber un6 ehrl 9hide
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l1rb4nf

Dds bodgeadtete nno fod1betagteg
eAesupnar Spbn 8ettin a,no SraA.
nuroea lette Mode onrh ben geiud
berer g0dter. bic ebriD. 5hpeltern
Roberta uno garlal1ba aAfg ayge.
nebntlte erfreut.
uniers BoaH II iriit Brrn en-
idbriaeu1 8eitebeu ein iebr sufrieoer'
lteuenoes Reiultat al ser5eibre11.
gus Norge Bohe gum 8eItem Der
Rirde abgebaltene 8ic11ic brodte ct
men @eutgepi1n bon 5000, unb sl1a
grltauner Der ysporfss1 ob&e ei1le1l
Coma oobei al balten
Sic 6traben unierer BiHnge Tno
lett i'm beiten 8nftanoe ebenio Die
B~urgerfiteige
Nic4sr gorreia une Ne4h Self
rapsh nerbeu III Bd1be mad ibren
tSeinJptatten IN suo-Dofok Hberite.
oeln.
Gbopsas Roepp bat ieinen ainoern
bic 6nrm mbergebe1t, nnb frribtef
III Ser Biaage Elm Bobnbn11s. porin
ct leiin 5uffuii1ftiges 9eim Maden piro.
5ranf Eerfebr urD Did. Badbol5
lnebit ibrm Jrauen tparen 81 bf Gin
Heioungsfeier IN 81. 5Jsepb.
Gbrtp. Sbneiter @enofapa, S.5.
febrta IIekte @Dde bin Bet Ste.
treot neRA bier sa1rid. ebeNfo Shpe-
fter 8aIbnrga. s., 6. g., pstde ibre
Ieiblibe sdnelter, @bnefer CUNT
litaA 90. g. -. nit tta9 bier bradte.
5abR q. @oi6n Aat DIS 5tDnr our
N1fbe geiebt, a1er bleiH BEL ieinerl
aknDern nuf Der Gsqhrh1.
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3u b~efa,afr1.

81 be1taafe1.
Gin nrbertbdb ssSnbre Gifer rei11-
railiger brn111rer snb Bull nit Be-
ibeinigungspnpieren uno Elm 9Sz5
Sabre nltes graoiertes 6nib aaD.
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st 81. 2, Golb Spring, Meiun.
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Der .Ms0r Dstern
loturdfIogeu Die JSlluren bon Meiler<
.pile nno nrbnnf am Mortag, uto
batten beirn aom uHiidfe1 rfriisffeN.
uGisfe1 alf bent Elsie fair Meittag.
Gebcfsntcinune fiir yuli
800.

sir Rrie{fer uno Droengleute uer-
Ben ii Ser Regel idibrli6 geiitlide lie
bungen oDer gper5iittiien bon bier bis
aebn aagen bernnfttalht, aber be-
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ten. 81 oiiefen 83uede begeber ne iitd
ouf bret Gage ii Elm g%eeignetes grer-
ahiienbn1ls, entiihdlagen id ibrer tpeltE
Iliden @eiddiifa nnb Derridten unter
Mnleiitung zines Brieiters Die 5rped1-
m1Bigen frommen neburgen, 81 oe-
men bornebmlm 8ebet uno etnori1-
genbe 8etradtltng Der @%r111olpabr-
beiten mfere8 @Inubens geboren. Ser
uebenoe min id pdbreu6 biefer tue-
nigen Gage IN anem grnite at aus
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|uebungen fir &rieiter un6 Sr6ens-
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iie nidt ibrem boben, uberneltliben
gerufe untreu mer6en, 10 iin6 tie nnz
idfdibb6ar aud fir fatboliibe 2aien.
Sic ff0Gnnen niht 5uIebr unempfoblen
meroen alg MitteL Der fatboliiben
aaientuelt thbtige, opfertpiaige, eff
rige Giibrer gu geben. SSn ben geiili-.
6erl nabl1r1gen proiien 11nb reifen oft
fir innge 2eute Die 8ernfe fir ben
3rieffer- ,111o Dr6enSftam. Me0hten
nniere @ntbplifen, 6eren l1mifd1be es.
iiregnotno gef4aHen, nn6 es IN ibrem
Ser5en bic ginlabung @sottes berreb-
MEN: vaonunet nbfeitg an eiite11 eit-
larnen Dirt nn6 r11bet Elm menig al1s!!"
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8abl 6iieier feligen @inla6nHg fol-
gen.
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Die 2DneDn DniM Grprek aebDrte

Die 2D1bDn 9dih GTpref gebDrte
bisber al fnen englifden 3eitungen
Die bic 2iga Der Matiouen an ents
idie0eniten berteioigten. gfn1t bat
and fie bic 2tea a~1fgegeben. Ole gro-
BE SnufiDn nertt lie Die 2iga, bon
Der man lii9 freimnden miiiie. Ser
2iga fei ons Eo1esurteI geiproder1
norben, nIs Sic Ser. 5tnaten fi9
getpeigen bdttten, 6ie territoriaIe SSn.
tegritdt Der ungefhlonenen Natione11
81 garantieren. Das iii menigitens
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un6 Hor gshgt 6uB man Die Ser.
.Stanten bnl1ptidbli1 besboB 3n niiber
re6en, gefudt bnt, III Die 2iiga eiir5us
treten peiI man ibr MenfdenmateriuI
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no0te, bie 8elh 5l1 berteibiigem, 6ie
England, 6ranfretb, Stnlien nrb n11-
6ere 2dn6er nl1s BEN. &riege bein1ge-
bra6t baben, fnas cine gerteioignng.
einmal ~nottnet1oig mer6en ioute.8 Sem
beiipielspeiie GliaB.2otbringen id
einmol gegen Die ran5oiiiifhe Serr-.
1haff erboben 6ditttte, mos olrdbaug i'm
8areide der Wnbrideinlidfeit liegt
bette Die 2iga bon ben Ser. 5tanten
@elD un0 Sruspen foroern f0innen,
I'M 6rnnfreifg t~erritoriale ssnteqriittditt
ali mnhrpt mns IN hipfpfff eEnffn mil
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s2n 6erpanfeu.

81 6er9anfen.
225 SUB 8aa111orobt 40 3pH bpd.
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1911 g.. 5traBe norolth, ct. Qon0,.
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&. Gleu1 Map9fbert4l,

81. GleuN Marefbertdbt.
s## g5etrd8
8ei5en $50. / SO.
8ei5en $50. 2. 82,@.
&orn $1.35.
9afer 800.
@erite $1.O0.
Noggm $1.97 s
M.gf nab saab
Mebl SO 8fnnb $7.75.
Shorts $40
&eIIeiie So. 80.
@emableneg Ror1 500.
Bemnblenes 81tter $3.50.
Hoggenmeb $6.2O.
&or11 MebI 81 &c.
5creenings $500.
Gar1n.8rDSafn
Butter so.
Ger 333S5.
@artoffeln 100 Hflnb $3.60-94.
Neue 8artoffel lie
.ss..=.. Jrndbt
grobeeren IS Sex
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