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SElS DlVISIONES
RUSAS SLTIADAS
POR FUERZAS
pOLACAS
Comprenden 10000
hombres entire Sled
&c y B~rest- Litovsk
donde Sc espera
su rendicion

PARIS. Agosto 21.-Seis divisions
boIshevikis. compuestas de 10000 a
10000 hombres. Sc italian sitiadas por
las fuerzas polacas entire Sied!ce Y
est-Litovsk. esperandose que su ren
dici6n ocurra de un momento a otro,
segin dice VI despacho rccibido hoy
adui.
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eo;o-ss de simpa:icas banistas. Inclui-emos
a6eEas. gratis. VI folleto con los lenguajes
del abanlcc y del pahpelo couse;os a 10. ena.
1orsdos. declaration de amor. etc. etc. >
Una lista general de p-ecios. Al recibo de
TODD solo raEl-9 listed g centavos. HaGa 81
pedido hoy misro 3 Ia sicuiente di-eccion.
MEXICAN CARD COMPANY.
Box Ill. Sta. 4. Dept B.
Sar Antonio. TczA.
Todcs los Pedidos de Mexico o tuera de los
Estados UnIdos. dcbca veai- aconpanados de
inporte-
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.IEL!OIECA POPULAR
E-STsa=c2 de! A-ros 'I'
!ueSos de Mares. 0 sea eli arts de hacer
Co2zo Gel Amor &c
4'~"'cna-io del Amor ------.--'-.--'r- 90
eiaptuTas wv
Manual &C Observation-Disclosures con
dos bonlt2S -oI2@dias .--.....--...--- S0e
Nuevo Lea-caj- d. las Fio-eS Fruta.,
.asnico Y PieG-as P-ecinsas ..-.-..... SOC
SOCIOLOGICAL Y POLITICA.
Il Es-encia de Car-anza. por eI Lie.
Blas Urea Luis CGo-era) ..-.-....$l.@
Ea CaSa ~AlenA-FA:i.-s d! cG"eEE0'
po= Manuel MUzqa!z SlaHco .....-... +So
Influenza &c EsPaaa ) los Estados
Ua!dcs scb-e MezIcc. por e. Lac. To-
rie:a EsqGlSCl Oe-sGoH Sis
"a r4-sula cha. em?sSIada eE teLa "a --2'
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Ur Decenio de Poiisca McIicaEa
per eI Lie. Nanue! CaleEo ... -. $500
MANUALES PRACTICES
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~pcstGSes en- tsG, c 500 eac2 uH'.l
Manual de Azrieai:ara , 6snadesiA
NacuAl de Aries y OfIcios-
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MGa4A. dc LaSoEeo &c Nin2S-
ERauA. &c Lccaerla-
&anuA. de AecauIc2 Industrial
2anu4I del Piator.
Manual 1e! T~e.eE-acsta , leIefonIsia
Manual de- k--o-ero-
.GzaGRl del SaSL-e.
Manual &c. FabGcante de VesS.
Manual &c Scte-.narIa > EG4ItzciGu-
Manual de! %2paIero-
CODIGOS MEXICANOS.
Construction de 1851 ...... 49,. &C.. o.se
CONSTRUCTION de 1877 ........ ........ $50
u.l.O C.yu.-ESl.oa Ou~!ai ..........s-.IU
C6Gigo Penal ,........ 49,. ........Sl.b
yo..su &c P-oced;mJcntos CivI.cs Slot
.o-l..o le E.SSeGIEIcGoos Females -. l.6U
C6GiEo C Concrete
.SFIRillSAO,
Ge,ocloaa-io Lrri:i=ta .......s...... soc
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gIBLIOTECA De iNDUSLkLAo
LUCRATIEAS.

I'D, ,sy
- ~
Cria de GaLInAS.
In 80 de = E1-,1
- r., Is5ras.
Cs1.yps ae Ca-Ea
- =. Ce-aCs.
EsbaLos aS Trio
Sgnaco LAMAR.
I-dus;-.a Azucarera-
iaGus-rla AlgodoncrA
industrial EinatcrR-
las flores 3 sus perfumes
Ey,s,+s-,on de VScaS .ecEe=7A
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OFERTA ESPECIAL.

No maade iinero. -nvfe sola.
mente SD direction. = 4 vuelta
p=eciosa ta-ieta para movies c
de correo &c remitiremos: UNI
&c felicitacioa. Gl:imo Y novedo-
SO estilo. de : K / pulCadas. cen
palisades 81 rsalcc, impresa en-
espanoL. adornada coh llStcues
de srda a dolores y puests en- sd
GAIA especial: una doce2G de pos-
tales--etratos de actEices famo-
KS y --es ta-ictas IL. b-s-,Y-o n
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-~a-~ NV ~9N8
CODlGOS MEXICANOS.

CONSTRUCTION de 1857 1900. -. .... os0
Constitution de 1877 ........ ........ 80
,u.l.O .- OU-!ai ...-...-..S-.Sv
C6GiEo Penal .....-... 49,. ........Sl-bV
y5..su &c P-~ocedimlcntos Civi!cs ....Sl.OO
.o-4..o le E.,seGIGIcauos Females -. l-6U
C6c;Eo &C. Concrete
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Sc ESTAN VENDlENDO
COMO PAN CALIENTE

Sea el p-Tme.o. recorte este dhuheio ,
,~nvienoslo con su giro POI S'.@'' q PEI
n.ro cue lleguc. el p1imero que Sc sirve-
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BIBLlOTECA SEIECTA PARA
NlNOS

BiDGlO ESH SGIEStN FHRH
NiNOS
t5c. caCa tomc.
A,eatUra> de- Is-cSS Pa7Za
CarazoucS do-midcs.
Cis-ca, de Anderson. - toEos.
r T.g--o &c AnIma.es.
~ ta-,lato De los aninales
= y'gl5nC de lC- PalarSs.
Fl Amor y la Guerra.
FL T-rru:o Go-do.
T. SGs0c &c ?rpIrO.
g E-padsch,a.
e E--eir-u-
Flores Gr JuventlG.
Juegus ; HlzdnaS &c Aulna.cs.
Ia CabaEa dc. TIC Tom.
Ia Flcsra EauiGuG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-26
MOUNDSV|LLE
NEWS
GRAND JURY MEETS

Tho grand jury for the May term OF
circuit court will convene in the court
house today. The grand jury was sup
posed to have met yesterday, but as 1t
was election day and Is holiday, the
date was postponed one day.
The petit jurors have been summoned
to appear June /. instead Of May Slst
which Is also n legal holiday.
McCombg Funeral
The funeral services for the late Mrs.
Ella McCombs were held Monday even
ing at eight o'clock at the family resi-
dence and were conducted by Rev. II. G.
Gaunt The Ladies' Of the c.. A. r. OF
which Mrs McCombs was Past Depart
ment president, held the ritual service
of that body.
The interment WAS in the Allen Grove
cemetery at Sherrard.
Game TOT Saturday
Manager Ross Sears has announced
play their second game OF the season
against the United Commercial Travel
ers' team on the local field next Satur-
day afternoon.
Next Monday. Decoration Day. the
Legion team will play. the crack team
from Bethany college on the local field.
This team has defeated many teams in
the stale and will furnish good opposi-
ton for the local nine.
BOY Scout banquet
Invitations are being issued for a get
together banquet for Boy Scouts and
their friends to be held in tho First NJ.
L. church next Thursday night at eight
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local graduating class was given last
night at the Elk Grand theatre win
big success. The theatre was packed to
| capacity. All members OF the class par
! Of Shirley"
A we'll attended meeting of the Re-
publican club was held last evening at
the city building auditorium. The
meeting was called for the purpose or
large number OF persons attended and
addresses Of interest were given.
Distribute Annual.
The annual publication OF the local
high school. The Beljuan," will be dis
tributed to-day. The publication has
one OF the best ANIMALS yet turned out.
The Junior class had charge Of the pub
lication.
The condition OF Sam Zatersl. for
eigner. cut in Sunday nights affair at
hospital last night. Police have not
yet been able to find Pasquale Roppeli'
said 10 have welded the knife which
sent zaterel to the hospital ts
Fire Chief James r. Fitton will at
tend the annual convention OF fire
chiefs at Springfield next month.
\ dead dos lay under one OF the seats
In IL" city park for three days ,.-
home on Thirty-sixth street yesterday
from New York, where she has been
visiting for six. weeks.
WILLIAM and Charles Ernst left yes
terday for Cleveland. to attend the fu-
NERAL OF their brother. the alte Andrew
Ernst. a former Bellaire resident.
The Elk lodge held a big initiation
last night at the Elk hall on Belmont
street.
Miss Esther Kennedy was at tho City
hospital yesterday for an H-ray pic.
ture OF her foot, which was injured
some time ago.
Miss Bernlce Springer. who under
went an operation for appendicitis at
the City hospital. Is improving nicely.
She Is now at her home.
A meeting of the Pultney township
school board was held last night at the
headquarters In the city building
The Pultney township trustees Will
hold their Nav meeting this evening at
the city building.
tina Bible class Of the South Bellaire NJ.
F.. church, will meet tomorrow after
noon in the church basement.
Mrs. Selma Frez left last night for
her home in Duluth. AFTER snrnding two
months with Mr.. and Mrs. William Wei
Ter.
At the ST. Johns residence on Thirty
seventh street. last evening. plans were
made for the annual ST. Johns high
school alumni association banquet,
&. J. Stanton. OF Clarksourg, has been
visiting with friends in Bellaire for
several days.
The Scottish Rite Club entertained
with a dance last night at the Armory
hall on Union street.
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years. Plaintiff awarded custody of
minor child. Charles Manley VS.. Emma
Manley. Adultry. Amanda M. Purcel!
VS.. George Purcell. Gross neglect OF
duty for more than three years. George
Biaiz w. susan Bialz. Adultry.
realty Deeds Piled
Samuel Moore and Mary e. Moore 10
A. w. Sscrest ct al. Land In Smith TIP.
81. Ruby z. Sedgwick TO Frank snod-
grass. Land in Martins Ferry. $1,000.
Frank A. sedgwick ct al TO Frank w.
Snodrgass Land in Martins Ferry,
$1,000. John " Brooks to f. \: Brooks.
Land in Colerain TIP. 81. David Robson
ct al to L n. BogEs. Land in Colerain
TIP. 81. Bessie Apple garth 10 Edwin y.
Boggs Land in Colerain TIP. 81: Iesse
+. Hurn TO Lydia v. Jones and Nettie
May Jones' Land in Richland Up. $6UU.
Christa Donovan and husband to Thorn
as Helen Palucci Land In Martins Fer
ry, S216o. Daniel Wilkes ct al to julia
Wilkes Brlscoe Land in Bellaire. u.
Nav Gibbons ct al to Mary Flaherty.
Land in Pultney TIP. 81. Florence e.
McClain ct al 10 Jefferson Hinton. Jr.
Land in Pultney TIP. $40. Eliza Heath
eirngton, exccutrix to Martha e. Trav-
ers and John r Travers. Land In Bel
laire. $3.50 Elizabeth Price to Leo r.
Elikan. Land in Bellaire $40. Samuel
Cats to Ablan Maroon: Land in
Bridgeport. 81. J. A. McComaS and Jo-
sephine r. McComas to Elvert Kinney.
Land In Pease and Colerain Townships.
$40.
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St. GAINESVILLE
Belmont County Seat News
nivorces Granted

Tuesday was again divorce day IN
Common Pleas court and Judge Charles
J. Lynch granted the following divorces:
Virginia Fama VIZ. Thomas Fama. Will
full absence for moro than three yaers.
Florence NJ. Hamln VS.. Franklin A.
Hamlin. Gross neglect Of duty for more
than three years. Plaintiff awarded al
imony in sum Of 500. Mary West VS..
Perry F. West. Wilful absence for
more than three years. Plaintiff award
ed custody Of minor child. Joseph Ter
minato VS. Mary Terminate. Adultry.
Venzel Loose VS.. Mary Loose. Wilful
absence for more than three years. John
F. Kniepkamp vs.. Catherine kniepkamp.
W-iIful absence for more than three
wears William II. Hague VS.. Anna E
Hague. Wilful absence for more than
three years Helen NJ. Holub vs.. Henry
Holub. Extreme cruelty. Plaintiff
awarded custody OF minor child and de-
PENDANT ordered TO pay plaintiff as her
reasonable alimony and for the support
and maintenance OF minor child the sum
OF 81 per week beginning May IS. 1920.
AIex Felix We. Viola Felix. Wilful alb
sence for more than three years. Lura
Stewart VI. Chauncey Stewart. Wilful
absence for more than three years.
Plaintiff awarded custody Of minor
children. Walter Wilson VS.. Dorothy
Wilson. Adultry. Charles w. Payne
VS.. Laura B. Payne. Adultry. Coley ].
Durant vs. Lizzie Durant. Wilful alb
sencs for moro than three years. Mar
saret Miller VS.. Paul W. Miller. Gross
neglect Of duty for moro than three
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RED MEMS CLUB
SECURES ROOMS
Club Rooms Have Been Secured in
shaver Building, on Corner OF
Fourth and Hanover Streets.

At special meeting Of the members
OF the committee III charge OF the Sc
curing of rooms for the social club OF
the Improved Order OF Red Men, all ar
rangements were completed for the Sc
curing OF apartments on the second floor
OF the Shaver building, on the corner OF
Hanover and Fourth streets.
The committee in charge of equipme mt
for the rooms held meeting last night
and plans were made for the furnishing
at once, and special meeting or all the
members Of the club has been called to
take place in the rooms, Friday evening
following the lodge meeting.
Leaves For Home.
John Calandros. one of the proprictors
OF the shoe shining and hat cleaning
establishment on South Fourth street
has all arrangements made for II "Trip 10
his home in Greece. He leaves this city
for New York on Friday on the rrst lap
OF The journey, and expects TO be abb
sent several months.
Class Play Tonight.
Practically all OF the reserved seats
FOR the Senior class play. entitled Miss
Somebody Else" which will be given in
the High school auditorium this even
ing. have been sold, and It Is expected
available on the night Of the play.
Board Of Trade Lunch.
The weekly noon luncheon OF the local
Board OF Trade. which will be held In
the dining rooms or the ElkS Club on
North Fourth street. tomorrow at noon
is expected TO attract n crowd. rs ar
rangements have been made for several
interesting addresses.
Degree Team to Ray1and.
All of the members OF the degree
team of the local tribe OF Red Men are
asked to make the trip TO Rayland
where they will assist with the initi-
alton Of a class Of candidates on Thurs
day evening.
Social AFFAIR Tonight.
Plans have been completed for the
Apron and Measuring social which will
be given in st. Johns Lutheran church
In this city. this evening. under the
auspices OF the members OF the Ladies'
Aid society Of the church, and pleas
ant evening Is anticipated.
McOune FUNERAL
The funeral services for Mrs. Elvira
McCune we'll known resident OF Scotch
Ridge. who died few days ago, will be
held from the family home this after
noon. in charge Of Rev. c. b. Wingerd.
OF the Presbyterian church of this city
and the interment will be. made at the
Scotch ridge cemetery. The deceased
Is the grandmother OF Roy McManus OF
this city.
Industrious pames.
Mrs. George T. McCue will BIO the
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Lady Maccab,ss a1sstinr.

Funeral services for Robert. the
Of the Women's Benefit Association OF
the Maccabees will be held in their
rooms in the Heinlein building to-mor-
row evening. beginning promptly at
o'clock. 50 as to permit the members
to attend the commencement exercises.
Funeral To-day.
The funeral services for Robert, tho
15-months-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Kidd. we'll known residents OF
stop 26ia. Lansing. who died few
days ago. will be held from the family
home this afternoon at gao o'clock. In
charge OF Rev. +. r. Bever, pastor Of
the Lansing Methodist church assisted
by Rev. Marcus OF the Church Of God.
at Martins Ferry. The interment will
be made at Linwood cemetery.
New Club Rooms.
The members OF the local chapter OF
the Alphs Pi fraternity are justly proud
OF their new club rooms. which have
been nicely equipped. and are now
ready for occupancy. The rooms are
claimed TO he the finest in this vicinity
and are to be thrown olen TO the public
for inspection. Saturday and Sunday
Of this week.
Ranqust Friday.
All plans Of the committees in
charge hahe been completed for the an
nual banquet OF the Bridgeport high
school alumni association, which VIII be
held in the Presbyterian church. Friday
evening. The tickets for the banquet
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GAINESVILLE

Miss Mildred Burdstts entertained
about twenty-five OF her girl friends
Monday evening for Miss Esther Has
broucx. The evening was devoted to
Ave hundred and dancing ana . nice
luncheon was served.
Miss Mildred Keadle entertained With
a dancing party Tuesday evening at bar
home In West Main street. for Miss
Esther. Hasbrouck. Refreshments WsfS
served.
George Coon Of Cleveland. Ohio, is
visiting his father, L. A. Coon OF EAST
South street.
Miss Mildred Stein will entertain With
dinner party tonight for Miss Esther
Hasbrouck. Miss Hasbrouck leaves to-
morrow for her trip through the west
Mrs. Lutlcia Carter left Monday Tor
Cleveland. O., for q weeks visit.
Mrs. w. o. Jordan was hostess AZ z
meeting Of the Sunday Music CLUB last
night. The program consisted OF ltaL-
an music.
day from Cincinnati. to spend the sum-
mer 1t her home here.
Mrs ]. W. ChappeIl and daughter;
Miss MAude Chappell spent Monday q
Cambridge.
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will be taken off sale to-day at noon.
and those wishing places have been
asked 10 get tickets at once.
"Sunnyhiu" Ont.
The annual publication of tho senior
class Of the local high school known
az ''Sunnyhill," has been placed on sale
in this city. This is claimed to be the
best publication issued recently, and
there Is no doubt that 1t VIII sell
rapidly.
Bazaar and Festival.
The bazaar and festival. under the
auspices OF the Foresters Of America OF
this city. will open in the Schafer hall
in Kirkwood. this evening, and good
crowds are expected. Dancing VIII be
feature Of each evening, and the
event will close on Saturday night
birthday Social.
The members OF the Ladies Aid So
ciety OF st. Paurs Lutheran church
will hold their monthly birthday social
IN the rooms OF the church this evening
and all members have been Invited.
The committee in charge has promised
a fine time.
Relative Dead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam YOUNG and daugh-
ter. Mrs. {. Z. Hupp. of Kirkwood, will
leave this evening for Mason. w: Va,
called to attend ths funeral OF a rela-
tive. Edward Campbell. who died Sum
day. Funeral esrvices Will be held
tomorrow afternoon.
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o'clock. About seventy-five Boy Scouts
are expected to be in attendance, in adj
dition to several prominent speakers
and Scout Executive Portz, Of Wheel
ing. Another feature Of the evening
will be the presence OF the local Camp
Fire OF Girl Scouts who have been ex-
tended a cordial invitation.
VIII Attend Services
The Moundsville Lodge OF Golden
Links will attend the memorial services
Of the order Sunday at p. m, May 80.
at the Third Presbyterian church In
MoundEviIls Personals
MrE. James Strosnider. Littleton, re-
turned from three days visit with her
dau ghter. Mrs. Lorena Earle wine First
street.
Lester Rodgers. Of Steubehville, Ohio,
Is SPEEDING several days with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Rogers on Second
street. 49,.
Miss Marcslla vauple spent yesterday
In Wheeling, tho guest Of relatives.
M. c. Richey. Of Deep Valley, Pa,
spent Monday IN the city with his sister
Mrs. Ada Roberts, OF Eleventh street.
Miss Dorothy Bauer. Of TomlinSon Az.
enue, will be the guest for the week Of
the family of T. N. Darrow, at Wheel
Mrs. Charles Cunningham and child.
rem left yesterday for Mt. Carmel. Pa.
for a weeks visit with her grandDAr-
entS. ,j
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+, NJ, VYR|Ck NAMED PRESIDENT
i OF DISTRICT LOAN ASSOCIATION

by Supt. J. v. Nelson. Tho diplomas
will be presented by George VI. Pogue.
county school superintendent.
Glass Play Success.
The first annual class play OF the
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BRIDGEPORT

Leave news items for The Intelll-
pencer at Hickey's News stand,
Selby & Reeds Drug Store or the
bridgeport Hardware Company or
cali Martins Ferry 2s7 j.
Albert w. Otte, Local Correspondent.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-23

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IND 3crbredle lg0e Sdoae ioiort.
Eahoen iie unlge9raben lit. Gur
olele Arbcit lit Scr aau5gnIlde pier.
edge SpdteH aIs am ae~elaurijlen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-23

70. @iSber morert es iutr sic Slider
Die ihr mad ocn Geben trnd)teten
ltno Die oar miibielig nah Den Nn-
itcrnb0nfcn iliden mltBten. @eraoe
Dieie Wtiibieliafeit oe3 Sud]cnS bot
Damn oo3u gefiibrt, Dab man cigene
Iuitern5udlten i'll 6orm fiinItIidcr
9lultcrnbGlfe nnlegte, oeren Gage
man 9enat fannie. Sic liefertcll
eincr arpbeu 3heil lunieres Nuitern.
porratbes, Scr &eIt mllrOc nod Ben
oltcn &eriobren I'M freicn Weere &c.
fiift 3nbei mulbtc man obcr DIT
iebr large iId)en, bis man cine Nlt-
ftcrbonf iono. Tic5 miro MIN on
0er8 iper0ct uno }rpor miro c3 oo3
GIrQ3eug lem, Dos u%llercr Tnfel bic
MuIter uu0 on0erc @eniiiIe ocs Mecs
res in reidlIifer Wcnae Iieiern miro,
oils Dies bi@bcr moaIjd mar.
@cfanntIih bringt Ser @Iif ans
Ser @ohe ser 2rit 3icmlih tief in
OoS MoIier ein. 0ton crfennt pom
2uftidJiff iolpic pom N~l1t15cllg ans
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-23

on3uicbcn. @ui Ioiem Nooen uno
oit %nno, 0na nh Script um1epiliiQi
oocr u~ngcJrabcn mt.o, 1T cine bier.
3ddlge S%patenqobcl mciit eilem
Spdten oor3l3lebcn. Gbgleid Die
@abcI 0eH 0rpno nid]t qan3 70 leidlt
CUR Cbcrii0te menoet, 10 lit oreics
oolige llmmcnoen nift niinjters.
inert liir Eon0, meIdes I'M oeronn.
genen 9erbit umgcpflii9t uno UNI.
gegrobCn muroe. guBcr6em loRt
Die Gabel Den 8o0en in qr6berer
3ertetIung 3urut. 9ie Gr0ihoaen.
meIte m0brell6 oes utn9rabens nit
Dem Spaten nidlt 5~erteiit toeroen,
l0lten tnnerbalb eiuer Stun0e,
no6ocm oas @ono umQeQroben NOR.
Den lit, pulperIiiert mer0eu. Qieg
Tam NIT eirem Stablreden ODER
elner 9ade aeiheben, mobel oliur
Gorge getraaeu uer0en ioate, tlei
genug IN ben gooen gu geben, un
ole Gr0Idlollen gu 3er5refen, meIdje
bic anpfIoH3una bmoern.
GrIr6Iife 8orbercltuna bes
@ooens tit Der Sdiuiiel gum Griolg
oe5 Gortrnbors. Van arabe tiei