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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-07-15
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine

Warning, Unless you see the name
"Bayer" on package or on tablets
you are not getting genuine Aspirin
prescribed by physicians for twenty
one years and proved safe by millions
Take Aspirin only as told IN the Bay
er package for Colds, Headache, Neu
ralgia. rheumatism, Earache, Tooth
ache, Lumbago and for pain. Handy
tin boxes OF twelve Bayer Tablets of
Aspirin cost few cents. Druggists also
sell larger packages. Aspirin is the
trade mark OF Bayer Manufacture OF
NJ noaceiicaci6ester Of Salicylicacid.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-07-15

an,,ety snowe0 piainly IN her race
Her father questioned her Sharply anu
she stammered in spite OF herself Ben
Llttleford's suspicious were arouseu'
So he came out from under the cao'n
floor with his hands full OF the steer
of rifle barrels, and with the money
forgotten. lie placed the riiles care
fully on the noor of the porch turneu
and caught his daughter by the arm
"Who hid 'emT' he demanded grumy'
Fl hid EN-" was the ready answer
deno.. ard bitter-"l, me Whafre
p.goiu to do nhoni ~
CONTINUED next week.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-07-15

ne mao droppe0 II small com through
a crack In the floor. Babe was quick
10 say that she would crawl under the
house and look for the coin, although
she had just put on a freshly laun-
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-07-15
,,nned his shoulders.

By Heck shrugged his shoulders
DO you know O. any way TO stop
The risin and settln o. the sum- ne
grinned.
rhey went back 10 John Morelanu >
cahn.
o. was altogether by accident that
'ae l.filo.ord chief found his weapons
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-07-15

Pviass Albsst 10
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legs, tiiy red fins:
haedseHss pegad
&Isi half poslad TIN
haaiSsrs snd iafhs
esapd srysfsi stsss
j q " der Oifh
sesags nseisfsEey
fep.
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THE CLAN CALL

Continued from page 81
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-11-11
school Notes.

Monday the Seniors began their
work for the making of our annual
we hope to put out. The officers cleo
ted we're as follows:
Maurice Brownfield. Business Man
ager
Irma Taylor, Editor in Chief.
Melvin Blackard. Comic Editor
Rosalie Clark. Class Editor.
Juaior Class: Leola Blackard Glass
Editor.
Sophomore Glass; Pauline jenkins
Class Editor.
Freshman Class, Euramae Garner,
Glass Editor.
II is our wish to put out about an
$4,000 annual. We are depending
upon the business men OF the town
10 help us out BY giving us their
ads"
Out OF one hundred and eighty stu
dents. we expect to get orders for at
least one hundred and fifty ANIMALS.
The girls have organized their
club. but at this writing they have
not selected the name for It. The Of
flcers elected were as follows;
Leola Blackard President; Eisa
Howell. vice president; Larry Beth
waskom, Secretary. Ellen Pratt,
Treasurer
We hope TO be successful in this
club and not lot It be failure. and
IL every girl that is member VIII
get behind II. and do her part. we
will make II a success.
The basket ball girls have organ
lied with Mamie Wilson as their cap
tain. We all feel sure that mis- year
will be success I'M basket ball. as
the aptsin Is an excellent player, and
10 we'll supported BY the other mem
bers OF the team.
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PRESBYTER|ANS OR
GAN|ZE B|BLECLASS

A Bible class was organized last
Friday night at the Presbyterian
church. This class will be composed
OF men and young men and boys who
ara memberS OF the Presbyterian
church. We give all those who are not
affiliated with any other Sunday
school, a cordial invitation to become
mombers OF our class and all visitors
10 our town have a hearty welcome.
Rev. C. G.. Wright was elected teach
er. II. w. Waterman president and
Ray Hardin secretary.
In connection with the organiza-
tion OF this class the ladies' very gra-
ciously served lunch and a pleasant
social time was had.
Rev. c. G. Wright, pastor, made a
very interesting talk which will great
ly encourage us in forwarding along
the Sunday school work.
Ray Hardin, Reporter.
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1918-ALL HONOR TO THE WORLD WAR VETERANS-1921
'BAPTISTS PLAN TO ERECT NEW
CHURCH BUILDING IN NEAR FUTURE

4 conference OF the members OF
the Baptist church was held last
Monday night for the purpose of dis
cussing the proposition OF building a
church. II was an enthusiastic gath
ering and those present expressed
themselves as being ready to build q
church and thought this the opper-
tune time 10 do IL.
A building committee was appoint
ed. also a financial committee. II will
be the duty OF the building commit
tee to secure plans and specifications
to be presented in the very near tu-
ture
Rev. jeff Davis, pastor Of the Bap-
tist church is an untiring worker In
behalf of a new church building. He
has been very successful at other
places in erecting new church build
ings. having built three or four
churches at different places where he
has been pastor, and we predict that
the Snyder church will soon be an
other one.
or course a pastor cannot build a
church alone. but the entire member
ship Of the Baptist church, as we'll
as the people OF Snyder in general.
are behind this movement. which very
materially lightens the task Of the
pastor.
II was definitely decided at the
conference that a church would be
built and 1t is the intention Of the
committees that the campaign will be-
Gin not later than Dec. 1st. Then II
the movement is not delayed In any
way, actual building operation should
begin early in the year,
While the plans and specifications
have not as yet been worked out, II
is their intention to build a $50, 1000
church or pproximately so.
We rejoice to know this moeyment
is on which should and viii receive
the hearty cooperation OF the say-
der people,.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-11-11
.SCURRY COUNTY POULTRY SHOW
SCHEDULED FOR DECEMBER

A concentration OF interest and
keeping it alive is the life OF any or
ganization. project or community. In
answer to the pressing demand for
"a poultry show the Scurry County
Chamber OF Commerce will pull off
the First Annual Show OF the Scurry
County Poultry Association In snyder
during the last part Of December.
This show will be success--our peo-
PIE will not be so busy but that they
will have ample time to get their
chickens in shape for this exhibition
and preparations are being made to
take care CT a large number OF ex-
hibits. Mr. Van Wrinkle. the judge OF
poultry in the Scurry county Fair
stated that Georgetown did not have
as many birds or as good an exhibit
at their first show five years ago as
we did but that now their Poultry
Show is one Of the biggest in the
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-11-11

STATE and has been the means OF de-
veloping the poultry industry many
fold. in that section. The more energy
and push we develop along this line
the more interest will be taken.
An earnest appeal is made at this
time that every chicken fancier and
grower in the county prepare for this
show; select your show birds az once
and commence to get them in shape
for the exhibit. Help make this
poultry Show a big success and get
our people started off right the first
of next year with good breeding
stock and interest. The best place to
advertise your chickens is at a Poul-
try Show and the best place to buy
is where they are being shown. Pros
poets are that the poultry out-turn
of Scurry county will he from three
TO four times as great in 1922 as
1921.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-11-11
ABOUT THE NJ. X. & +.
RAILROAD EXTENSION

The Chamber Of Commerce Is just
in receipt of a communication from
the Stamford Chamber where they
are taking up the matter OF the NJ. X.
G T. extension with the company
Considerable interest Is being arous-
sd In the Stamford section with a
view Of putting this proposition thru.
The Waco Chamber OF Commerce Is
working on tho proposition from that
end Of the line and II lie generally be-
lIeved that by spring some definite
action will be under way on the pro-
iect. Should such O thing occur the
Snyder people will have to be alive
as there are several projected routes
through this territory and we could
not afford 10 let the road miss us.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-11-11
MOOAR'S IRRIGA-
TON PROPOSITION

Several days ago, Messrs Norris
and Pritchett, OF the Texas Bureau
of Water Engineers and in company
with A. c. Wilmeth and e. j. Ander-
son inspected Mr.. J. Wright Mooar's
irrigation proposition on Deep
Creek. Mr.. Norris is one of the Board
Members and Mr.. Pritchett surveyor
and draughtsman.
In the estimation of Mr.. Norris the
Mooar ranch and the dam site pre-
sents an opportunity for storing a
large body OF water and irrigating
several thousand acres A report will
be furnished the Chamber OF Com
meroe on Mr.. Norris preliminary find
mgs on this proposition with recon
mendations He stated that there
were seyera! other good proposi-
tions In Scurry county which should
be surveyed with a view of develop
ment and that the quicker the west
commenced the storage of surplus
storm waters the quicker tho quss-
tion OF drouths would be solved. The
State Department is working in con-
junction with the Federal goseru-
ment on these matters and furnish
ing part OF the funds In this work,
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-11-11
Parent-Teachers' Association,

Next meeting OF the parent-Teach-
ers' Association will be held at Cen
trsl Ward Thursday, Nov. II. at
AIS p. IN. All parents who are In
terested in the progress of their chill
dren are urged to be present. The
presence OF fathers would be great
ly appreciated.
The program is as follows:
How can we show an interest or an
appreciation for a teachers labor?
Mrs. r. W. Webb.
How can we create a social interest
in the life OF the High School boys
and girls? Mrs. Clyde Funk.
How can We promote cleanliness
and good repair of school buildings.
outhouses and grounds, Mrs. ~ z.
Rosser.
Parents and teacher must know
each other. otherwise the children
suffer. Mrs. r. r. Clark.
The teacher as an essential factor
in the development OF child character
must know the environments OF her
children. Miss Sallie Boone.
The task OF the teacher In repress-
ing undesirable tendencies In their
pupils and the mistaken view point OF
4he parent. Miss Zadie Runkles.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-11-11
Scurry County Fair Premium List

The following list shows the com
plete awards made by the judges in
the First Annual Scurry County Fair;
many exhibits came in too late to be
classed before the Judges had left.
Ordinarily nothing is permitted to be
shown after a certain hour but this
being the first occasion of its kind ef-
forts were made to find roo'a for al
/ OF the late corners also even though
they missed the judges This first
event was not appreciated perhaps so
much from the standpoint of exhibits
as from the spirit shown by the peo-
pie in their eagerness to help make
II a success. The two worst days OF
the year, brought to Snyder two OF.
the largest crowds of the year and
il weather conditions had been good
there is no question but that the fair
Committee would have been swamped
with exhibits and people to see the
Fair There is nothing that cultivates
community spirit and brings the peo-
pie OF the county closer together than
exhibits OF home production. II starts
friendly rivalry among producers
and desire to excell In the things
that are so important to our welfare.
II is wonderful medium OF advertise
ment and is the genuine proof OF ef-
fort for better things. There Is no
question but that next years exhibi-
ton will be notable one az our
people have already made up their
minds TO prepare for 1t.
Agricultural and Garden Products:
800; w. 8. Reed, End. soc.
Broom Corn. Hoyt Murphy. 1st,
Collards. Mac Hall, 1st. 800.
watermelon. Field Biackard. 1st,
800. ]. o. Guinns End. soc.
Wheat. Joe Merrett. 1st. 800. F.
G. Lunsiord. End. soc.
Oats. Joe Merett,r 1st. 800. F. G.
Lunsford. soc.
Rye. F. G. Lunsford, LIST. 800.
Durango Cotton. Joe Merrett. 1st.
$500.
Peanuts, Jim Doak. LIST. 800. w.
s.. Reed. end. soc.
Cashaw. ]. o. Quinn. 1st, $1.oo.
Pumpkin. B. F. Davis, fst, 800,
II. II. Jeffress. End. soc.
Butter. Mrs. w. D. Sims. LIST. 800.
Indian Corn. d. N. Price. 1st. s1.o0
w. s. Reed. End. soc.
White Yams. Z. N. Price. 1st. $1.o0
r. G. Lunsford. End. soc.
Irish Potatoes. d. N. Price, 1st,
800.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-11-11
GET TOGETHER MEETING Al
VI. r. CHURCH FRIDAY NIGHT

The get together meetins at the
Methodist church lats Friday night
was we'll attended and a general good
time was the expression of thosa who
attended.
The meeting was called for the
purpose OF welcoming the new pas
tor. Rev. C. Il. jameson and family
and getting better acquainted with
each other in n social way
Hon. W. W. Hamilton made the
welcome address in a very eloquent
manner and emphasized the import
ance OF the social side OF our church
life Said that We should remember
that a preacher is human, just like
any body eise and that We hould not
expect too much Of our preachers and
as much as possible to relegste all
formality and stand by our pastor in
the work that he does.
Rev. c. e. Jameson. pastor respond
ed to this address and said that he
and family had received a very
hearty welcome at Snyder and was
hopeful OF good years work.
Mr.. Yoder made talk. Miss May
gave an exposition of the league
work. Then there was music, song
and recitation.
After the program was rendered
all repaired to the basement where
luncheon was waiting and a general
good time was had in social way.
Piano selections were rendered as 4
diversion.
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Presbyterian Mission Conference.

The Presbyterian Home Mission
conference Of this district met at Post
Wednesday.
Those attending from Snyder were:
Rev. c. G. Wright, Messrs. D. I.
Rhodes. S. N. wellborn. and II. G.
Wilson, Mrs. Shell. Mrs. Andrews.
and Miss Annie Andrews.
The meeting was presided over by
Rev. G. A. Chatfield Of Stamford who
is chairman.
Bro. Wright on his return said that
every church In the district was rep
resented and was something unusual
for It seldom occurs that all churches
have a representative.
Rev. Mr.. Wright said II was a very
fine meeting and that several sub
jects were dealt with during the con-
ference. From o'clock until 1890
the time was spent In social way.
The Presbyterian ladies Of Post
very graciously served lunch.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-11-11

Go get Him." the second Vim,
"Biir Fairbanks feature produced by
the Western Feature Productions,
Inc, is one OF those big. human
stories. There is the great character
OF the Northwest Mounted Police. a
man travelling alone. trailing the out
Jaw. his only confidant his horse. The
story Of strong man torn by the eie-
ments OF love versus duty. There is
the softening beauty OF the charae'
ter OF good woman fighting for her
younger brother. These are few OF
the reasons why Go and Get Him
will be welcomed by lovers OF pic
lures OF the great Northwest at Cozy
Tomorrow.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-11-11

Short Staple Cotton. j. o. Quinn,
1st $500.
Pumpkin Yams, W. S. Reed, 1st,
s1.0O.
Feterita. w S. Reed, 1st. s1.00.
Kaffir. w. S. Reed, 1st, $1.0O.
Best Farm Display w. S. Reed,
$500.
Best Cotton from c. OF Commerce
seed j. o. Quinn, $3.50
Herefords:
Bull 2 years and over. first, Ira
Sturdivant, $500.
Bull, year and over, first. Weldon
johnson. $500.
Bull under one year, first, John
Koonsman. $500.
Second Wade Winston, $500
Third, John Koonsmn, Ribbon.
Best Cow, first, Weldon Johnson,
$500.
Second. Ira Sturdivant. S2.00.
Heifer. First John Koonsman $500
Second, Ira Sturdivant. S2.00.
Senior Champion Bull, Ira Sturdi-
want
Junior Champion Bull, Jno Koons-
man.
Junior Group Champion. John
Koonsman.
Hogs-Durocs.
Aged Boar. First. j. T. Caddell.
$500
Aged SOW. First. j. T. Caddeli. SO.
Junior Boar. First. r. L. McMullin
$500.
Second A. J. Towle. s2.00.
Third. A. J. Towie, Ribbon.
Gilt. First, r. L. McMuliin. $500.
Second. r. L. McMullin. $500.
Third. r. L. M6Mullin, Ribbon.
Duroc. Boys and Girls Pig Club.
Boar: First, Alta and Autry Eu-
bank $500
Gilt: First. Alta and Autry Eubank
$500.
Poland China: Boys and Girls Pig
Club.
First, Hollis Russell $500.
Poland Chinas:
Aged Boar, First Wade Winston.
$500, Aged SOW, First. Wade Win
ston. $500. Gilt. First Wade Winston
$500. Second. Wade winston $500.
srd, Wade winston. Ribbon.
Berkshires: Az places allowed to
Wade Winston with no competition.
Poultry-White Leghorns:
First Cock. Allen Warren.
Second Cock. c. w. Greene.
First Cocsrefll Allen Warren.
Second Cockrel, C. W. Greene.
Third Cockrei. w. c. Clements
First. End and 3rd Hen. c. w.
Green.
First. end, nd 3rd. Puilet. C. w.
Greene.
Best Pen, c. ". Greene.
Brown Leghc-n.
1st. cock. 1st. hen. 1st. cockrel, LIST.
pullett. and best pen. Joe Mersett
Buff Orpington. Best Pen. w. c.
Clements.
Silver Laced White Dramas: Best
Pen. Odell Blackard.
Rhode Island Reds:
(CoufinnaA On naaa al
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-11-11

marched with old-time zip OF A. z. f.
days. Governor HYDE of Missouri and
a dozen governors from middle-west
states were in the reviewing box and
vicePresident Coolidge, who as Pres
ident Harding's representative had
addressed the convention, was IN
honor guest.
THE convention has convinced me
\ at the American Legion Is an ell
tabiished power In the United States
"a power for truth and equality"
declared Marshal Foch before his de-
parture from Kansas City.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-11-11

Harry Winston attended the Amer
ican Legion convention at Kansas
City last week. Harry said that the
city was turned over to the visiting
veterans OF the World War; that the
jam was so great that street cars
could not run, and all business was
at a standstill He reported an en-
joyable time and lots of sights to
be seen.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-11-11
GIFT From The santa Fc.

Mr. Stalling, local agent OF the
Santa Fe has delivered about 200
pounds OF prunes to the Chamber OF
Commerce from the wreck which will
be distributed by the United Charities
during the holidays. These come as
a most welcome gift and speak high
ly for the thoughtfulness OF the San
"a re.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-11-11
Church OF Christ.

Sunday School at 10 o'clock
Communion at II.
The writer will preach at Herm
leigh at IL and at night.
Come and be with us.
=. Christian. Minister.
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SCOTTISH RITE
CHARTER FILED
New Educational Association to Hathsr
worthy Movements In State

RI, ..r,i.,,,, or .u,n-ruraiicn u N"
= .,.,h 700 I.5ur.,,in;,al Assnci.i ION
=. w., virr;n.,. with head Offices IL
Wheeling. issued :. v"rol days az" ny
S,.rr-.iarv q! State Houston .. Young
WAS Glr,l Yesterday ia county court VIII"
,,i.,r II,varJ WINS
Tl, .,-tii,r,,, ,hnws t., association
b.,e M c,ni,;L STOCK. A.d tao incor-
ro,,,,r, r, William Turner Morris
Edy,rI l., Yuscr. W. 4. lluT. ". O.
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l'rior contractors AMI r"d-''."hi"
prizes taN -. IH:'rI l..'' 'r.''. Co.
,Toc Marie. :. u2-i-i-S
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npoRrANr INFORMATION or
THE FATHER AND SON
BANQUET


|. Tho Banquet Will opsn At $50
Pm, today In tho Market Au-
ditorium Fathers and Sons
should plan to be present at
I JndCs Tronk Nesbttt VIII preaide-
3. DR.. Cloyd Goodnight President
of bethany College will deliver
the principal Addrsss.
4. Music will be furnished by the
Jones Orchestra.
r. Over gas Boy Scouts OF America
will Re present.
6, Each Scout Will be Accompanied
by his father or by man VINO
will 10 adopted a. a father FOR
mo evening.
:. Moro troop committeeman than
have ever ssserblsd IN Wheel
irg before, will be present.
g. Forty memberT OF the Wheeling
Local Council, Boy Scouts OF
America VIII lie present.
.. Thrilling Scout songs viii be
sung by tho AHsemMy. M1.
Harry q. Eastwood will load.
10. ScoutR who have not arranged to
me.t their adopted fathers, and
mon who hlvs not arranged TO
moot their adopted Scouts, VIII
meet In tho Assembly Room OF
tho Chamber OF Commerce ut
6:l5 p. m.
IL. There will I've IN abundance OF
rood "eats'' and plenty Of fan-
IL Men Interested IN tho welfare OF
tho boy arc welcome whether or
not they are accompanied by
Scout.
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RuY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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COUNTY COURT
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Deeds Recorded.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-18
Oitern in &um.

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groBer Bradt gefeiert. I'm oieienl
2ag miro Der Bapit auf einem boben
Seiiel inter 9roBem g%lnbrang bon
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fanser, na9 Der ct. Beterstirde ae.
tragcn. an Sitern trdgt Der 8apit
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gu Der biiiteren 6oItenaeit itebt. SSil
friiben Sa9en iiibrte Die r6miidc
&irde Observation-Disclosures elm, Inn
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S5eue oes 2eibens ino Der @ufer.
ltebung Gbriiti tpllroe in Der &atbe.
orale IN Durham nit GROCER ars.
hibriidteit oargeitellt. @i9entImIi6e
aufaeidnungen iiber Die gusgabeu
in @erbinoung nit oieien 8oriteI.
lungen, in ipelden ole &irden Sbea.
ter uno bic 8rieiter iinO Monde
2dalipieler Durben, iiilb nod Dor.
,anoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-18
Srafe.

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Ieinen griioern in 0ie Seimotb gu.
rid nnb miro bier I'M Sdmieoege.
idGft ieines @aters orbeiten.
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Gngelbredt's eroBes S%trtocbofcr
Gllto nod ct. 2oltis berfouft.
altgult 8iernirtb bot feline Sarm
an augltit NoeIler %berfaltft.
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ISOLDE in ct. 2ouis, mo- iie Sriib.
jabrs- @infGltfe fir Dos 2~ongenbcrg
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ouf feline Sarm on Ser $biro Greet
ge5ogen.
Ben 8ebmeper unb @ottin iin6
bo6erfreut iiber Die am letter
Samstog erfolgte @eburt zines
SObn6ens.
Souls Sangenberg lieB oltr6 Sa.
cob 2ottmarm in ieinem StoregebGu.
De ei1en Cement Sl,Bboben beritellcn.
9ie NitglicOer Der 8~resbpteria.
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Commercial SoteI . @eb1uoe er.
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uno elm i6ones @obnbolls ouf Dem
8r,inOitiifc errihtcn.
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oenn ielten iiebt man i'm ouf ieinen
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