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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-28
FUNERAL IS HELD

Courtland February N-tSpeciaL) )-- Mrs Ceiestine Mitchell, wife of William Fl. Mitchell, prominent attorney of Florence, was buried here yesterday aft ernoon Besides her husband. Mrs. Mitchell leaves three small chiiren a mother and brother, the latter two resid- Ing at Courtland. Mrs. Mitchell, who was Miss CeIlie Martin. was one of the most popular young ladies ever raised in Courtland. She was daughter of the late David l.. Martin
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-28
Notice to Contractors

lNOticc " OOhtAoSsoAg The commissioners court of Cleburne county, Alabama. will. on Monday. the 7th day of March, 1921, let contract for the building of two new 100-foot steel bridges across Tallapoosa river-one to sit on cylin7 these piers and cylinders to be 24 feet, high from bed of river. These bridges to be 10 tons capacity. bridges.
 These bridges are to be paid for in Cie- burne county per cent interest bearing warrants, interest paid semi-annuaily. prin- cipal due 1880. This sd day of February. 1921.
 D. s. BABER.
 Board Commi ssioners' Court.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-28

PRODUCERS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
 2117 1-2 2d Ave, N. Wants general office nan. Lady take care of dining room. Cashier. Colored men cooks Furniture repairer. Licensed undertaken. Life insurance writer. High grade stock salesman. Widowers housekeeper. Colored pressers Coored experienced auto washers. Pie and bread baker. Colored boys to learn trade. Porters and maids Experienced stenographer. sitandy man on farm. Colored women cooks in cafe.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-28

GENERAL OFFICE MAN--Young man who has had practical experience in detail of flee work. must be neat in appearance and be capable of dealing with the pub lie. For further information. call 405 Em- pre Bldg. a.E.s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-28

observers throughout the country dis- scern steady improvement in many lines.
 The Journal of the American Bankers
 association has made nationwide sur yey which warrants it's conclusion that I've have turned the corner" The Cham Der of Commerce of the United States reports convincing evidence that we are on the high road to recovery" In New England the shoe industry has taken squirt and production is the heaviest in six months. The increase in activity which began in the motor industry a few weeks ago is continuing. and Henry Ford states that his March orders totai more than 7S,00O cars. and that it will be only few weeks before his plants will be In full operation. The Goodyear Tire and Rubber company, which appears to
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-28
TEACHER WEEDS DRUGGIST

Reform. February 27.--t -tSpeciaI)-St art Harper. proprietor of the City Drug company here. and Miss Irene Moore of Carrollton. music teacher in the Pickens High school here. motored to Tuscaloosa last evening and we're married Only few friends witnessed the ceremony. Mir. Harper was raised in Reform. but has been in the drug business only few months. -
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-28
Hawaiians Please

Reform, February 27.-(Special )-The Hawaiian quartet, traveling under the auspices of the AlkahestSLyceum bureau, offered a high-class musical entertain- ment at the Liberty theatre last evening. M T. Ransom was able to secure the company for the one night only because of return engagement at Carroliton Friday night. a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-28
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE FORDS AND DODGES 1919 Dodge touring. 1919 Dodge roadster. 1920 Ford roadster, with
 starter. 1918 Ford touring. 1919 Ford touring. 1920 Auburn Beauty Six. 1920 Bearcat Stutz, 1921 Stutz, 7-passenger,
 new.
 1921 new Premocar. All these used cars in this lot are guaranteed mechan- ically perfect. Service on new cars. Easy terms by week or month.
 SHAW & WILLIAMS
 PIP s. 21st St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-28
COTTON REDUCTION

Prosects that the cotton acreage reduc- tion will fulfill the growers hopes will be lessened if many banks follow the ex- ample of those in Marlboro county, the richest district in South Carolina, in re- scinding their resolution to make no loans to farmers who do not reduce acreage 50 per cent. Bank pressure has been counted on heavily by the advocates of curtailed crop. and it's general relaxation would impair considerably the effective ness of the programme, for hope springs eternal in the breast of the cotton planter who can finance a crop.
 Despite the favorable trend the process of readjustment does not go forward a,. together evenly. The expected building boom is not developing. although there are perhaps 1000 600 idle workers available for employment in construction. Railroad reconstruction and equipment have Jagged lar behind expectations They should be stimulated by the passage of the Town send-Winslow railroad payment bill, which. however, seems scarcely credible Tn view of it's justice and it's tonic effect on the roads and the huge industries to whom they gave orders and owe money.
 In recognition of these rnaladjustments in the situation the securities markets still show no definite trend The stocks of some corporations in whose business unfavorable developments are expected or possible have yielded to bear raids. The whole list was unsettled early in the week by the failure of stock exchange house, but confidence in the Fundamental situation was shown in it's quick recov- cry. Cotton buyers are still timid, not withstanding the cheapness of the staple and the market has been weak.
 Money continues slightly easier, gold is still arriving, labor efficiency increases and unemployment has caused remark ably little distress. On the whole, it seems that the new pessimism of the west is unjustified.
 The country is reaping and will con- tinue to reap in increased merchandising and manufacturing activity the fruits or the steady retail distribution which went on, though generallyo overlooked, while depreSson was at it's denths
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-28
Business Scare Goes West; Breezy Area Is Depressed
 While East Displays Vigor

have suffered more than; any other com pany from the depression in the rubber industry, has increased it's working schedule to five days a week.
 Ill many of the commodity markets, in- cluding even those which came last in the procession of deflation, a firmer ten dency is noted. In petroleum, for ex- ample, the sharp decline though not yet checked, is bringing it's own corrective ln cooperative plans to curtail drilling and conserve the supply until there is keener demand for it, while an indica- tieRs of better conditions comes in the news that the Prairie Oil and Gas com pany has rescinded it's operating order and is accepting all the oil it is offered. The sugar market seems to have been strengthened permanently by the estab- lishment of the selling commission to con- trols the Cuban crop. In no other com modfties, however, has any action been taken to graduate the sharpness or tnerr decline; nor has the s40,0o0Ooo loan on the copper surplus strengthened that mar ket, which still hangs around it's recent low levels. Little new business is reporU- ed in iron and steel, but wage reductions are spreading, and cut in the prices of the Steel corporation is rather looked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07
On Keeping the Sabbath

Some years ago in the city Of Jerusalem there went
on discussion concerning Sabbath observance. similar to
the in progress preacher going about
claiming ideals to the times He shocked conservatives
with interpretations of Sabbath proprietes His
was Jesus
According 10 the gospel Of Luke Jesus teaching
the Sabbath day. And lie beheld "hat had spirit
of infirmity IL years"
"And when Jesus her he called her. and said
Woman, thou art oosed from thine infirmy.' And lie
laid His hands her. and Immediately she straight
and glorified God"
Thercupon, opposed TO Jesus and His teaching
moved with indignation because Jesus had healed
on the Sabbath This and addressed the multi
tude saying There six days in which ought to
work: in them. therefore, and be healed and not
the day of the Sabbath"
But the Lord answered him and said Doth not each
OF you the Sabbath loose his from the stall and lead
him to the watering? And ought not this woman whom
Satan had bound TO- these is to have been loosed
from the stall and lead him to taoicmfwyetaoI. coto
from this bond on the day Of the Sabbath?"
On two other occasions Jesus FLASHED with the leading
citizens of the community Sabbath observance On
enc of these occasions He healed with wthered
hand and in response to protests He said:
Il ask is il lawful the Sabbath to do good. to
do harm? to life or TO destroy it,"
He also gave sharp to the "scrbes and Phari
Sees who protested because His disciples had pucked
grain from the field and eaten it on the Sabbath
Thus, will be observed the question what shall and
shall not be done the Sabbath? dates from the dawn
of the Christian And generally. in the of
Jesus HIMSELF the question has been answered condition
common sense and necessity dictated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07
Letters to the
Editor
FOR BETTER SERVICE
ON LAKE RJJRIFN IINR

Editor The Star Again ,he uuc--
oon arises, what is coming to the
Lake Buricn car--and its patrons
First they take the good. comfortable
cars away from us and replace them
with cold and dilapidated cars ready
for the junk pile. Next they take
the cars off Of the elevated and route
them over First ave. g.. with only
three railway crossings TO encounter.
This tnterferes with the schedule by
being tied up by frcights. and the
line being a single track. ties up the
whole service and a person In lucky
n he gets TO work after one and n
half hours riding from White Cen
ter. The same applies at night
This is not what is going to hap
Pm, but has happened. and will con
tinue TO be unless superintendent
Henderson comes To his senses and
gives the Lake Burien home owners
. square deal. which they are not
getting. The Star was right when IL
said the municipal EAR lines need a
superintendent more qualified 10 han
de this serious railway problem of
ours
1t does not do any good 70 Sign D..
duons. az the city councilrpen and
Superintendent Henderson do not pay
any attention to them. thought the
people owned the lines and had a
voice In these matters, but II seems
rs II they should be seen and not
heard from. Yours for better service.
CLYDE HOLLAND,
r. r. d. No. 4, White Center.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07
How Do They Suit You?

They ar talking rather Fey ahou, return tho blue laws The
which
be
IL no; a great
o.
bcrtt
III a TO
body who a n a hous.
plabie
jewshrp The Judges shan
fuy No woman shall ki her child Sunday None shan
suffer
Of law five
nnp
nscnt nns Of poundA
.
There another n q
above
DEATH
y negligent IN Of that
fol any of thomY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07
IT'S JOHN BULLS MOVE

on human intelligence 10 .ay that
these three nations cannot get TO.
gether and agree upon ornaments
without calling n caucus Of all the
nations on earth Isn't II certain
that what these three nations de-
eide upon must be abided by on the
part OF all the other nations7
Lloyd George has been working
upon the league OF nations propo.
fition for over two years and now
acknowledge that " In imposcnt
unless the United States participates.
II In about time that Britains little
big man quit playing the part Of
The optimistic Nlcawber and tried
10 do something positve with the
opportunities at hand He might
make definite proposition. In re-
spect Of armament TO Uncle Sam
and the Mikado. for instance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07
Loose Talk Dangerous

Ordinarily people fee from the pc~mist They dodge ne
talking
avoid
truen
u . NOR Of
IL Snt that ther- n need for p~rzussn
country Is of than The q
production
be dsrct- from. with
= danrer The DANCE Of oo~ota
Richard Tho Arnsnc
Loose talk and gossip
rictng Of
nrm
future Of country and It's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07
HY II ". PAINE

Lloyd George publicly declares
that there oan be no real asruranoe
Of pence untn competition In IN.
CREASE Of sYrnaments o~ases and the
United States Joins the league OF
M tons
Some time the European sdvo-
Gates OF the league VIII get around
TO considering what II the next best
thing. with the United States out.
side the icsxue. and they viii then
convince Themselves that cessation
81 inersaninK armaments Ia one Of
the prime assurances Of pace. re
gardless OF other matters
what nations arc competing In
Increase Of armam~nis7 Great
Britain. IN. United States and ia.
pan. II IL n shameful reflection up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07
For Mothers and Babies

The senate voted favoahy the shepparaTo~ner
Fine
This bin especially Of
districts. during the OF mater
But II
considerable opposition
OF wyoming outspoken his
He insisted tina, spend oooooo
much conddsring -the b hads
While the willing
OF
bill approprtating 500 million
But the owner
Farm
THIRD class stole 81, Deserve.
a Higher rating "
an r,,o haa r. so , a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07
A WORD FROM JOSH WISE

A WORD FROM JOSH WISE
A bad hcaaact, often hads Z a
good resolution
pcfsre arv dcvocnx most OF ehelr
energy to keeping the crooks off the
streets at night II wouldn't he a
bad iiea 10 keep 'em Off In the day
time. too.
4 SYRACUSE r.. r. 9TH Of rs was
Arrested for having two husbands.
a good defense would be that Il
tEkes two 20 provide for q wife OF
that agc these days
but all thu brides aro hcrolnos Of the
EinG
ANSWERED
what - the first thing that must
- learned when studying the vioisn'
Ill r.
First q an The st.deut must iearn
100 TO tie . bow.
Pieras ten mo the name OF the
ozzthcr Of Cinnamon and Ginger
what kind OF story Is III. d. T.
The utis indicates Il - q spicy
otuI
Whist vcn known bird does .
spcstsr most rescznhlsr-M s.
The croU-
Arc ne imuberncn VINO WORT IN
A. Canadian woods . stylish ios OF
nnn,-C J.. r.
Some OF them nnxhA b cAned wry
sprsEA
Why b shaa actors DO nue play
bmiards and pool . great doail-
q. r. l.
Maybe cA<y - afrad sAey v1u
- thor cueA
UNANSWERED
when . pawnbroker plays bridge
Anss be generally play = loan hand7
- c.
peS . sraS widow sver grt hay
3<-a- u
what = ne bers ming 70 porv
ever . dry book7-R J. II
Please en- me what length
Ghouh make . short caks-Mrs.
r E
Arc diamonds trunrps when q girl
9lAys solitairc?-- NJ
\ New York manicurfst sued a
onnsulttng engineer for $3.50. 900 for
breach OF promise II doesn't cost
much when the manicurist holds a
customers hand. bat AS expensive
When he holds hers
An American scientist has invent.
- Invisible rayA The landlords In
vented the visible raise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07
1000 Mem Arrivals in Dresses

THE materials woven
L about these styles,
II Is always insisted up
on. shall be Of a high
grade to fit the smart
fashions they mingle
with. Variety Is also
very extensive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07

IN the matter of work.
L manship we are every
bit as careful that it
shall amount to perfec-
ton 1t is that essential
associated with the fine
materials that insures
the long life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07
TODAY's QUESTION
DO you think n man should riy~
hk VITO all his saiaryf

ANSWERS
EDWIN LONDON, 81 n. Rdwy.,
''iie should give her all but a little
pocket money for himself. and be
ready at all times TO give an nc.
counting OF the pocket money.
MRS J. y. Winner. 412s Brook,
lyn ava: mo. don't think he
should keep about half for himself. "
MltA CHARLES V. LoNsDAI.E,
1908 ~. s0th att after all house
hold expenses arc met a man and
his wife should share and share alike
In the remainder
J. w. LoTHRoP. Walker bids.
"A mans salary should go at once
into community fund for himself
and hts wife. and the two should use
IL according 20 their MEDIA
Mrs H. r. HARDWOOD. ass 10th
av. ~ r.; we always have a
very liberal division In our home. I
think It's about half and half, after
legitimate expenses arr met
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07
T1iK TEAM Will. HAVE
SETBACK

Ann-Juss think. FL Il on Tie foot.
hail team,
Mary-Thas.s nn~. What Il he,
iiaifhack or quart-rbackf
Ann-IIe's a drawback Charlie
Bangs says hos the greatest draw.
back the team ever had.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07

OUR beautiful designs
" are rarely the result
of haphazard inspiration.
The most successful
tn mes are evolved
through much study and
the creative genius and
cooperation of many
minds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07
WHAT DO YOU
KNOW ABOUT
SEATTLE?
QUESTIONS

l. What portion Of American yes
sci tonnage between American and
Asiatie ports In 1920 In credited Il
the Washington customs district. oi
which Seattle In headquarters and
chief port7
2 In what month Of last year
were there the greatest number oil
arrcsts7
,. What IN the balance In the
city treasury
PREVIOUS QUESTIONS
I. The Seattle Clearing House
was Organized in 1889. Eight gen.
eral banks we're enrolled In tho or.
gnnlzation.
2. More than 10000 motor We.
hicle accidents were reported TO the
traffic bureau last year.
3. Three people are required for
tho clerical work OF the mayors OF.
flee. two Htenographers and a pri.
vats secretary.
Tho new cotton crop Of Egypt has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07
PREVIOUS QUESTIONS

Tho new cotton crop Of Egypt has
been estimated Mt 6i2 ,000. 900 pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07
The Newer Etiquette

BY EDMUND VANCE COOKIE
q gentleman be present
To whom smoking In unpeasant-
should his feeling Cor his failng) be a jokef
Or. tunder such oondition)
Should lady Ask psrmission
Before she self nduges In a smoker
OF course a hdys attitude
Should be allowed a latitude
In behavior toward the mascuiipe and meek.
Hut should any perfect lady
Tell a story somewhat shady
II bring a blush 10 any manly chneh
And altbo maiden's boldneas
Often ooldnoAs
And tho perseverance, ought TO bring It's fruft.
Yet when n has scorned her
And dorded her and warned her.
Elouid a lady DO persistent In her suitf
These delicate suggestions
OF some mooted modern questions
Which very apt 10 puzzle and perplcI.
For altho slight acumen
Tells when abe In a woman.
In hard To tell 4 lady by her seri
tcopyright 1890. ~. E. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07

Please on me what length ]
mould make . short cake-Mrs
r. f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07

What = ne berf ming 70 porv
ever . dry book7-R J. Il
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-11
Sic fleinite tiff ser @elt.

Cine 1br BON ungep0bnli9er
&leinheit bat Der Me9antter g. @tz
ti5betm in benz %beri6mten 9ouptprt
Der @9pet5er 1breninbuftrie Ga
Gbour be 5pn6s ongefertigt, pel9e
nt6t nur ibrer &letnbett, ionbern
au6 bes nmtonbes balber S nterefs
perbient, baB man an ibr. beobo9ten
tann, pte tie Ser @ren5e, Bis gu mel,
9er f1etne ltbren iiberboupt gang
fabig bletben, bereits 5iemli@ nabe
itebt. Das Merf bat einen Dur@<
meier BON 6,75 Miuimeter unb
piegt IS 3%enttgromm. 9ie Sent
mung ipiegt nut "a MiQtgramm, bic
l1nrub<@pirale, beren Dur6meKer
1,78 Miutmeter lit, niegt muir einz
5ebntel Miuigramm, lift olfo 1e1bt
ouf empfinbli@en @emt1@en Maagen
niht me6r nit @t@erbeit gu pdgen.
Ser dubere @ur@mei1er 6es 3plinz
6ers 1T 0,35, feline @%onbtGrfe COS
Mftlimeter. 9ie l1nr1tbe miegt
1875 Wfiatgrr It'll. Die rDr gebt.
nenn tie frif6 ge0lt uno gereinigt
1T, % @tunben, fobolb aber bos
Del btder wirb, perringert fi@ bic
@ongbouer ouf 16 @tunben. @s
91bt tbeoretti9 cine &letnbeitsgrenae,
lenietts mel4er cine ge9enbe llbr
rtd)t n1ebr berouteuen iii, unb 3tpar
oesbalb, neil bic &etbungspiber itGonz
De 19neaer 5%unebmen, ols bic @rDBe
Der nbr unb bic &roft i9rer 6eber,
ipel9e bo5u i'm @erbd1tnis fteben
mub obnimmt. Sci elmer qetpt7er
&letnbett ptrb cine ubr nit einem
1ebr 0unnflaifigen @@mier1l nod
geraoe 9eben, bur@ bic gertnglte
Werotdung besielben aber aum
SttQ1tonb gebro@t perben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-11
eincr, Ser at biel bcrbient!

SD ber0iene 8upiel @el6. Sd
tpeib nidt, mas ib oan1it onfanqe,l
loa!" 10 ioete ser Mltmeilter Ser
tran5oiifden Malerei, ser SOidbr.
CLAUDE Monet, 5u einem 8eiuher.
@r 5eigte linn einen @eriteiger11nqs=
fatalog aus 6em Sabre 1877, in
bent Elm @emal6e bon Mel1oir fit
40 Srs. nno ein anoeres iogar 1ur
80 SrS. b%erfouft tuor6en mar. sSs11
o1e1er 3eit, er5ablte Monet, }ei er
eludlid getpeien, menn ct Elm @il6
fir 100 Sis. babe berfal1fen f0n=
ne11. Seltte uiir6en feline 8il0er
pro Stiid nit 10000 Grs. beper-
tet. rl1n6 6as oues nidf fir miibe-
pole Mrbeit> iotoern fir reines
@ergniigen!" fiigte er bin5u. Monet,
Der IN tpeltabgeidieoener giniam=
felt gang. feinen Mrbeiten 1ebt, fat
on Dem &eidtum, Ser lin iett 1T
ieinem boben Sitter uberidiittet,
feline Sreuoe. CT bei9mert lid 6arii~
ber, 6ab man jebt fir feline gi16er
ST piel 5ablt, mie man friiber ait
menig gab 1n6 i'm 6a6ur6 Ser Sect
onsiebte. Seoenfaus lit es in urlerer
Set cine bel on6ere 5eltenbeit, 6oB
iernar1o glaubt, gu bel 5l1 beroiene,1.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-11
Nmsffhi&+
@fi36e bon 81. &rebof.

Mit @ornamen bieB ct Gbeo6ol6;
ser Nadname tut nidts 3ur 5a6e.
Mnf Ser Sdulbanf batten mir ibn
vnngeidid" 6eno111t, obne ieoe 8oS'
felt, gar15 einfad aus lebenoigem,
grouiam iborfem &inoerlinn.
E6eobol6 par ein gutmutiger u1lo
ibu9terner SSl1nge, un6 feline Mengit'
lidfeit mar gepib Sic 5olge iener
lngliidsperanlagut1g, aus ser in iei1
iunges 2eben cine friibe 8itternis
u!1b iene meid)e Melandolie floB, Sic
i'm lei1en inti1nere11 Sreunoen lieb
madte.
G6epbal0 mar mie an6ere We11-
jfen bon Mutter Natltr nit bier
@lieomaBe11 5mei Sanoen uno 5mei
sSiiBen beoadt moroe1t, 6ie ie0o9 an
ibm mie Elm itdn6iger @obn auf Sic
piefgerii6mte 3medmabigfeit Ser
5d0pfung mirften. @an0e iino Sem
Menlden gegeben, I'M oamit gu tai
len uno felt5ubalten. Gbeobal0S
San0e ldienen muir gei6affen gu iein
aum N%orbeigreifen uno gum SoQen=
la1jen. l1n5 mabreno n1att %aQgemein
annimn1t, 1aB @eine un6 6uBe oes
Men1den gum @eben un0 gum
r1eberidreiten bon @inoerniiien iein
iouten, idienen 96eobal6s @ebmerf<
aeuge 11lr gum 5tolperr, gum Sane
qenbleiben uno gum 3ertreten nidt
6a5u beitimmter @egenl tanoe beru<
fen.
Das erltemal, a1s ib i'm gu unS
ins @aus Iuo, mari er ei11e altertiims
Iide 9e~troleumiteblampe Inn, 70 Dab
sic T%euer1rebr alarmiert uno Der
Geppi9 eriebt mer6en muBte. Das
8tpeitemaL, Bel einem Tan5fran56en,
frat er meiner &litne, in sic Ser
Mermlte nod ba5u lterblid perliebt
mar, auf oas neue Muiielinfleio.
Mei1e Ml1tter lit oie Muerbeite Ser
6rauen. @ber i6 merfte 0od, BOB
tbr Dor me:11em guten Sreun6 Sbeo<
bal6 etrpas bange par. go slno th
ibn fortan ,rnr nod gu mir outs
8immer, mo MIR poriidtsbalber
@eiBbier aus un5erbredliden 9ol5-
frugen tranfen Sic mein Sreuno rll-
big fallen ld1fen fonnte, mas inn ie-
BOD acknowledgements nietnals poi.
fierte. Rrrn fire Spfer fdien lih