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beauty prizes, have q decided
ne most stupid man resents
working for . woman. no matter
bow iseelligent me Is.
Ihs man who never reads any
thing but Tie sports page and
funnies Of the daily newspaper re-
fszDes 10 talke seriously the opinions
q I wsIl-informed woman.
No young girl has any trouble
1t al convincing = wealthy old
man that she Il madly In love with
him. Just let her tell him that
young men bore her--snd the rest
y easy.
Every man secrstly--or not 80
secretly - believes that his wife
was doggone lucky TO get him.
And the man who sticks to one
woman through the years thinks
~ y nohll1ty itself--even though
outsiders wonder how she man.
aeod 70 put up With him.
II b no trick It al 70 make .
man talk about his work. He u
eonvinced any woman u fas-
einatsd ~ ths deais he pulls off
ehoueh he would say Never
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again" II he spent an evening
with . woman who thought he
meant It when he said. And how
10 your job going these days."
Any bachelor can make other
men believe that he II . bachelor
by choice. no matter how boring
or crude women find him. But
no man ever believes that
woman didn't marry because she
valued her independence too high
~. or was too engrossed In her
career.
Maybe the answer Ia that mans
ego wouldn't be 90 healthy II
women hadn't always found it
advantageous to build 1t up.
Teen Troubles
Dear Miss Grey: Ny girl friends
and are faced with difficult
problem. We are in our teens
and don't know how to hold a
boys interest during an evening
without necking. which we con-
slider cheap. The boys seem to
think that games are childish.
Could you help us out with this
problem? TEENS.
That isn't . problem. You
have allowed your post-adoles-
cent imaginations to run away
with you.
OF course you don't have to
neck In order to hold boys
interest. As long AZ you Inn
prove your mind and develop
an. interesting personality. you
won't have to worry about
cheap necking.
II you look about you. you
viii notice that some OF the
most popular girls don't 90 In
for petting. II they can achieve
popularity without familiarity.
am SURE you can.
Just remember that the boys
who insist on petting and who
won't have anything to DO with
you unless you win pet. are
boys who aren't even worth
worrying about. To be dis
turbed about them and their
opinion Of you Ia q waste OF
time, when there are so many
really fine boys to be inter-
ested In.
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perhaps because I've chosen the
kind who care for nothing but
amusing themselves.
Honestly. Gail, I've never seen
any necessity in my taking any
interest in my fathers business
since he is so entirely capable Of
running it without me. But you've
given me different angle on 1t.
It's sort of a challenge to prove
that l can make myself necessary
to him IL you know what l mean"
He paused and his sudden flash
Continued on Page IS, Column 81
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P attern

Don't you love the Gibson-girl
air OF this blouse and skirt style,
Anne Adams Pattern AIS. The
appealing lingerie blouse has a
round. baby neckline and q bib
effect square yoke. You might
make the yoke and sleeve bands
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Good Taste
Today

Protests against the uniairhcss
q established rules and regula-
lions are very often caused BY
misunderstanding Of their prin-
eiple a. purpose. An example Of
this lack Of discernment 10 cx-
pressed In this letter: Il resigned
from ) club some time ago be-
cause / had no time TO 80 to the
meetings ana thought Il was an
expense from which ! got nothing
N return. Circumstances are now
different and some Of my friends
have suggestsd that ! rejoin. !
wanted to until I learned that ]
would have to b elected and pay
a initiation Tee exactly a. a new
member. Do you know whether
fhls \ the usual procedure for
msmbers who drpp out and join
againf II hardly seems fair
% me-
Ihs reason for this rule-which
4 to b found in the bylaws OF
the majority Of clubs---is this; II
10 initiation fee were required Of
IN ex-membcr---k Ia other words.
one might resign and rejoli a.
often ~ one might find the yearly
dues burdensome, or whenever one
might know that ono would not
make use Of ones membership be-
cause Of "a health or intended abb
eence the solvency Of the club.
no less than the stability Of its
membership. would b impossible
70 maintain. Imagine FOR your
pelf what It would Be like II every
member who finds club dues heavy
could drop them for . year or two
and then just 20 On paying again
when-and for 20 long as-agree-
able! The one privilege Of an ex-
member who comes up for re-
election q that his Tor her) name
q put 1t the head Of the waiting
list. and comes up at the next
meeting Of the board Of governors
after the first vacancy. III there
q I five or 10 or 20-year waiting
Hist this privilege Ia OF great value.
II there IL no waiting list then
there In none.)
A Sunday wedding
Dear Mrs. Post: I'm going 10 Be
married soon and should like to
Be married on . Sunday. My fam
ny Il certainly putting up q cry
against having theswedding on
Sunday. They say 1T isn't done"
Why 10 this, II Il L.?
Answer: II II very unusual from
. social standpoint to Be married
On Sunday. Probably because. In
America, Sunday Ii not . day
chosen for entertaining. And, sec
ana. because on Sunday the
church Il occupied most Of the
Day BY regular services and II IL
pbviously long day for the
elerEymsn.
Gin Asks MAJ
Dear Mrs Post: II . girl invites
= man to . dance. who 70 sup
poeed 70 provide The carr
Answer: He does n he has =
ear: Il he has no car and the
Bir1 has one. she might II neither
has = car. then he provides what
ever transportation he can.
Applnnse h Church
Dear Mrs. Post: / know that
people DO not applaud at a church
nsrvice a any kind, but may they
.nsver applaud in = church when
-the program b not q religious
.one :
4 Answer: I cannot say definitely
hat people never applaud on such
-occasions. but i personally have
never known Of IT,
Are you planning q small. home
eoveddingf A large church we'd
ding whether simple or elshor-
aate. ~ the details win be correct
= you plan with Pie help Of Emily
Post. Send for her booklet. The
sEtiquet d Weddings" inclosing
10 cents. Address Emily Post.
care Of this newspaper. P. o. Box
"Rx $780, - A. VA ~ ~
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your dress patterns 10 II. make the
necessary changes. and the finish
ed frock will tit with custom-made
perfection. Send for a Foundation
Pattern todsy--it costs just FIJI
TEEN CENTS and two tax tokens
tokens.
Send your order to The Tacoma
Times. Pattern Department. Ia.
coma. Wash.
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Try Fruit Dishes
For freshness

Fruit in the menu is like flow
ers In the window. Gives life a
fresher aspect.
Apples are always cheap enough
for the limited fruit budget and
when IL comes to desert, they will
tumble over themselves to do the
right thing. Try making a honey
apple pie sometime. Serve it with
rich milk or cream and with
wedges Of American cheese. Or
else, serve this easy to make low
cost luxury.
APPLE AND RAISIN COMPOTE
(Serves Four or Five)
Four tart apples. cup sugar.
III cups water, u cup seeded
raisins, Il lemon. Pare and core
apples. Cut into eighths. COM
bine sugar and water and cook 5
minutes. Add raisins cut in pieces
and sliced lemon. Cook apples
sections in this syrup until tender
but still retain their shape. Re-
move apples to dessert cups. Cook
syrup until thickened. Pour over
the apples.
MAGIC PEACH CHARLOTTE
tServes Six to Eight
Ripe banana, 4 cup strained
honey, II teaspoon salt. u tea
spoon grated orange or lemon
rind. / egg white, unbeaten: 2
cups finely diced peaches. chilled.
Rub banana through fine sieve
and measure y cup puree into
bowl. Add honey. salt, rind. and
egg white. Beat with rotary or
electric heater TO minutes. or
until stiff and creamy. and mix
ture has lost its spongy texture.
Chill. Just before serving fold in
peaches and pile on slices Of
sponge cake.
Rhubarb. comfortably secure in
the budget list of foods. also can
add spice to the low cost menu.
SPICED RHUBARB
(Serves Six TO Eighty
One pound rhubarb. y cup
sugar, y teaspoon ground allspice,
4 teaspoon cinnamon. y teaspoon
cloves.
Cut rhubarb into one inch
lengths. Add sugar. and cook
slowly until tender. Then add
ground allspiee, cinnamon and
cloves. Chill. Serve with cold
meats or as dessert with plain
sugar cookies.
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If you're not using 1t. sell 1t with
a Fast Action Times Want Ad
Phone Main 1851.
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Women Waste Time Building Mans
Ego Because He Is Self Satisfied
Masculine ceness Is Pretty Healthy and for That
Reason Far Ones Should Try to Ignore II
By CYNTHIA GREY

It q hard to understand why It IS necessary Tor women
70 build up mans ego when consider how healthy the
average masculine ego Is.
The most unattractve will make cracks about home
b women. Women who, though they wouldn't win
Ae,s4< l..xo Cd fo.l ools
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Reputation
aE7EHHsEz.EzEBY VIDh HURST tt

r
GAIL MEADOWS TRENTON, 40.
goes dinner dancing with BILL NOR
GAN and meets CHRISTOPHER
REID. handsome son OF the man
who was responsible for her fathers
unjust imprisonment and death. she
tells Bill about her father and de-
clines his proposal OF marriage. The
couple returns TO Calls home where
she lives with her mother. ANNA,
and spinstc. AUNT BELLE. Gail
explains to Bill she has promised
her mother that she viii not marry
until her fathers name Is cleared.
obtains stenographic position in the
John Reid jewelry store and dis
covers that anyone OF the employees
who had been there five years might
have been guilty OF her fathers
ruin. Chris tells Gall he was gradu-
ated from college five years ago, and
10 be suspected. Chris tries 20 make
love 70 her but Gail repulses him and
confusedly tells him he should take
his work at the store more seriously.
CHAPTER SIX
Gail spoke calmly above her
wildly beating heart.
''vill you tell him I'll be out In
Just a moment"
Anna said. mo. I don't APP
prove of this, Gail. I'll tell him
nothing"
II was the first time II. her life
she had crossed her mothers wish
es but GAN said, you must let me
do this In my own way. Mother.
Seeing Chris like this. making
friends with him is all part OF my
plan"
Anna looked hurt and retreated
to her own room, leaving Chris
topher alone In the living room.
II was furnished with things
which had obviously seen better
days but II was scrupulously neat
and orderly. There were books
and many magazines and small
ported plants which showed that
Anna Meadows was trying to
make a comfortable home for her
daughter.
Resentment
But he had recognized the fam
ing resentment in the older wom-
ans eyes. II stirred In him q
vague uneasiness.
Somewhere a long time ago he
had seen someone look like that
but he did not connect the memory
with the trial of the man his
father had insisted upon Furnishing.
Here was one person who failed
to respond to his smile. And
presently she passed through the
hall and closed the door in a man.
ner which left him in no doubt as
to his lack Of welcome.
When Gail arrived sweet and
breathless with haste, he could
have kissed her in sheer gratitude.
II should have telephoned."
Chris admitted. but I was afraid
you might say you were busy and
I did want to see you"
Il am expecting Bill" Gail told
him. But not for another half
hour"
His laughing eyes became seri-
Gus as he said, 1--WE been thinking
over what you said to me last
night and I've decided it's true.
"I've been wasting my time ever
since I graduated"
There was boyishness about
this little speech which touched
her.
1T really is none of my bush
ness" she fsltered.
Does Good
whether IL Is or not il has
done me a lot Of good. For the
first time In my life I've been see
ing myself through someone else's
eyes. Oh. Dad has tried TO tell
me. OF course. but I've always just
thought he was old-fashioned and
prejudiced.
MY friends agreed with me
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Potrco Plunkett nomed by the 94o crop of New York
debuones the outstanding debutonte OF the models
southern belle blouse to with seporoe skirts full
seeved boeo suits Of crisp white Swiss oroondy and Vol
oce il hos biowno sleeves self-moerio buttons and block
velvet ribbons ct throot and wrists.
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fServes Six to Eight }

Answers TO Test Questions
Below are the answers to test
questions printed on the editorial
page:
/. ABE Lincoln In Illinois"
>. Mercury.
8. Buttonwood.
Z. Senator Barley OF Kentucky.
s David Warfield.
6. Ogpu.
z. Wiley Post.
s. No: but they may lose some
OF the privileges Of citizenship.
.. ITO Anacreon in Heaven"
10. William and Mary.
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Dear Mrs.. Post: II = girl invites
= man TO = dance. who 10 sup
poeed 10 provide The carr
Answer: He does n he has
ear: Il he has no car and the
NH has one. she might II neither
1as = car. then he provides what
ever Transportation he can.
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Dear Nrs. Post: know that
people DO not applaud at a church
nervice a any kind. but may they
newer applaud In . church when
-the program n not . religious
.enes
!. Answer: I cannot say definitely
hat people never applaud on such
.occasions. but i personally have
never known Of II.
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whether il Is or not il has
done me a lot Of good. For the
first time In my life I've been see
ing myself through someone else's
eyes. Oh, Dad has tried TO tell
me. OF course, but I've always just
thought he was old-fsshioned and
prejudiced.
MY friends agreed with me
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Yofnlate 3nr &abrnng her relisi0ien nnh
etbiidjen &erte Der 6amilie

tisfeit au5umeiien. gs lit 81, abte'l
auf: bic @inbeit bes @laubens; cine
moeIidite llebereinltimmung in Der
8ertidatuns o) elmer relisios be-
itimmten 2ebensbaltlng, b Der iid)
ergdnaenoen @borafteranlasen, e) Der
fultareuen gorausietuneen, 81 Der
eemeiniamen SntereiienL e) Ser eeis
itigen uno forperliben @eiunobeit
beioer Eeile (feine erbliden &ranf-
beiten; obne borberiee dr5tlide 8era-
t,,ng iollte feline ernitlide 8efannt-
idaft beeonnen ,perben(; feline ou5l'
eroBel1 altersunteridieoe; oie fir bic
5iibrune elmer Samilie unb eines
Sausbaltes notipenoigen pirtidaftli-
6en 8orousiesunsen, entlprehenber
8eroienit oes Monnes Yno bousmirt=
idaftlide, ,pomoglib a,t1 pflegeriihe
uno eraieberii6e &enntnille oer Jrou.
8loBe Sntereiienbeiraten iino ies
ood obaulebnen.
2. 9ie 8rautaeit iei gebeiliet als
refine uno ernite Gorbereitung auf Die
5omilieneriinouns. 9ie gerlobten
miiien iib in alien fir bic fpGtere
5amiliensemeinidaft tpihtigen nnb
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entideioenoen Jraeen, audi in folhe1,
bie bas gorleben betreffen, boIiges
seaenIeitiees gertrouen ihenfen. Die
grautlente ioIlen iib anf bic Sub.
rung nno @eitaltung Der Gbe nno
ssamilie in Sbulunesfurien nno
ourd entipre6enoe 2eftiire porberei<
ten.
8. 9ie @runolaee je6er tpabren
@be lit ibre l1nauflosbarfeit. Sic ioG
oarum ibrem iideru @runo in Der
ebeliden 2iebe, Der gegenieitigen mt
manoelbaren Greue uno im feiten gu
Iommenbalten nidt r,ur in lei6ten,
ionbern aud in idDeren Sagen ba:
ben.
4. Inn iotpobl sic dnBere (Sami-
lienfultur, &ausboltuns, &inoereraie,
buna) aIs a,,d sic innere relisioie,
iittIi6e uno eeiitiee @inbeit ser So
Mile gu pfleeen uno barin iid be-
rotem 5u laiie,t itno oie @beleute bon
3eit at 3eit fgemeinoelpeiIe 5t Sors
trGeen uno ausipra6en 5uiammen5'1.
fiibren; bies fann geneini6aftlid)
ooer in eetrennten 3uiammenfiinften
BON @dnner11 11nb 6rauen, Saterll
uno Miittern eeldeben.
(Sdlub fole)
6. ct. 3. 6. g.
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YeittpOdj, ben Is. Nsbember 1910

bier aus gelenft iper6en. 11niere ars
tinerie tpiro aus ben polniiden Stel.
I,lngen beraiis erfnbrer, ob iie ridtig
eingeiboiien lit, ipobin fie bas 5ener
legen muB. gs ipirb feline Bepegnng
ser polniihen Seeresleihtng geben, Die
mir n1dt ein paar aneenblide ipdter
fennen tperoen. Dafiir garantiere id)l'
/. Sd gratuliere', iagte oer Bot.
ibafter betpunoernb, ,Sbre 8orberei.
tuneen iheinen ia ettpas nod ME
Daeetpeienes oaraniteaen!' ,Das iit
audi nod niemols naeetpeien'. antmor.
tete oas Saupt bes beutiden @ebeim'
oienites. ,Die HoIen tper6e,t erleoi9t
Iein, ebe iie es ielblt abnen! 60 raid
miro iib alles bollsieben!' r.:
,,Mm nd6iten Moreen ibrieb bic
beutide 8reiie beeeiiterte auffate
iiber bie fre,,noibaftlide Mufnabme,
oie Simntler in 8ari6au bereitet
tpor6en tpor:: sic babe, fagten Die
3eitunsen einmiitie, betpieien, pie iebr
oie 2onooner ,,no Yariier Yreiie Iiiee,
ipenn iie bon einer gerIdlehterung
oes 8erbaltniiies 5'piiden Dem Reib
uno Bolen fable. Dant Ser tpeiien
Yolitif Sitlers ieien Sic 8eaiebuneen
nod ME 10 innig eetpeien."
l1no iett lit Simmler in Spanien.
- s. IS. Sdubaro.
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Sobesan3eigem t

u Sam 90. Steffes, eeb. am 7.
0fdr5 1854 in MeSenrp Co., Sn.
@eit. ont II. September, >pobl bor-
bereitet, nobe Roielle, sSa. Ser
Beritorbene NOR nnier Meent in
Carroll, Sa. -.
0trs. 9toie Stoffe1, eei. in
Suntinston, sSSno. @ifrige 2eierin
iiber SO Sabre.
Sno g. Sor, eeit. am q. Snni
1910, ,tpobI porbereitet, it Betpano.
@sid. 2eier iiber so Sabre. .....:
Mrs. Anna Nobbaft, eeb. in
8apern; seit. am %. DIT. 1940
in Mltoona, ga. Sie binterlabt ei-
men Sobn uno cine @nfelin. Alte
2elerin.
Mrs. 90 ia Maud, eeb. in
@iirttemberg, Deutidlanb; eeft.
am 13. Stunt 1910, tpobl nerieben
in sltoona, ga. sic binterlobt 3
Sobne uno 3 9obter.
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4f6ma-8rpuhitiS

G9neue 2inoerune bel Bronbial-
aftbma, 8rondial-Suiten ooer @en-
fieber. Sa-3a-Ma>&apiel miiiien
raid linoernoe @rleidterung bon
I6pierigem Atmen unb einen tpilI-
fommenen tiefern ,lnb rubiger,r Sblaf
bringen, o6er @elb miro 5uriidee3ablt.
Sa>3a-Na-&apleln iino leidt su neb.
men uno lebr ansenebm, ipie Souien-
6e bon 2eioenben be5eueen.' @ortet
nidt, Big elm anoerer folternoer Mn-
fan eintritt, ionbern fen6et ,,ns cine
MoneD Sr6er bon $500 o6er 5oblen
sic bent 8rief ftrGeer beim @mpfong.
Sbreibt an: &raft Laboratories,
Dept. g., g. .. 8or sc, Soutb CHI
eaeo, Su. Eut es iestl -anaeiee.
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@ebt Midt

@rober &eiiebetrieb; ant Gobrfar.
teni6olter iteben iie Sblanee. YideI
oranet iid Dor, oie anoeren fdimpfen:
u5tellen sic iid eefdQig bintem
aIs lekter an" e..
uDas gebt nift."
.@ar,m 6enn nidt?"
uDo binten, als LETTER, ftebt idon
einer!'' -. ...-.s
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9tmmler in Spaniem

idafter berali6e @riiBe Sitlers ano
bon Hibbentrops iibermittelte.
uDie geranItoltuneen, sic folsten,
entipro6en gang Dem gbarafter oes
'freunbi6aftli6en 8eiudes. Simmler
erlbien beim lteubertreten6en Mini-
iterprdiioenten. Ct l,nterbielt iid a,l-
berlt angeregt nit bem Mubenminiiter
SberIt 8ed. St fllbr in oie tpeltbe-
riibmten 5orite bon 8ialotpicaa a,lr
Saeo. Gin Cell ieines -@efolses ober
eob fib Ben manberlei 8ereniiguneen
bin, oie Die polniide Sal,ptitabt in
10 reidem Mabe 5,t bieten batte
uMon muB iid ein ipenig ,,mieben,
tpenn man idon einmal ins auslanb
fommt'', iaeten sic @eitapo -2e,,te gut
eelaunt ,inb i6tparmten bur6 @ar=
i6ou. Sic iaben iid, in Der Sat, ,,n.
Sebr eenau ioear. Aaerbings nod
ibrer Nrt!
sd boffe auf baloiees 8ieoerle-
benz, iaete ST.. bon Moltfe, als iid
Simmler bon ibm in ben gegeniiber
oer aubentpelt ioreiam bebiiteten
Houmen Ser 8otidaft berabl6ieoete
uSimmler la6elte oberiinoig:
,Spateitens 0fitte September ii,,o mir
ean5 bier, oarol1f fonnen Sic @ift
nebmen, @r5ellen5! lautete feline Mnt-
MORT. Damn fubr. ct fort: ,Mein
5re1noidaftsbeiud bier bat mid iebr
befrieoist.; Sd bin NIT Der &rt un0
@eiie, ipie man meine 8efeble fir
BEN Mngriff bon innen ausfiibrt, mebr
als aufrieoen. Ser Jiibrer miro oos
au iddten tpiilen.'
Scr 8otidafter 6eutete cine 6onf-
bare gerbeugung an. Sbm tuar ei'1
penig unbeimlid aum,lte. Simmler
luuroe lebbaft: Sd babe perionlid)
iebr uidtige 8eobadtuneen mabe1'
fonnen. Mud meine 2eute baben in
oen brei Sagen biel gei6afft. SIM
Nueenblid bes 2osidlaeens miro al,
Les nortrefflif) flappen. Das baben
bie Stidproben ge5eiet. uniere 6e,lt=
iden 8olfseenolien tperoen ebenio aui
oem Soften iein tpie 1nlere llfrainer.
llniere &ur5ipellenapparate tperoen
oe,n polnil6en @eiinoel einen 8eerifi
6opon eeben, ipie elm mo6erner &riea
eefiibrt iperoen mul uniere Glieeer
uniere Han5ertruppen tper6en bon
Act If March &. 1879. Aeeeptanee for milling nj
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Cine furoe 3eitunesna6ridt Dor
einigen Saeen, bab Sim,nler, bas
Soupt Der @eitapo, Spanien beiudt,
mobte MIDI beoenflid, oenn id) bate
einen artifel eeleien, tpie Simmler
8olen beindt. Ser Artifel bebanoelt
ben oamoligen Sbipinoel BON Der
oeuti6en @roB- B-llfraine, oob bier ioll
nur Die ginleitl,ng foIeen:
,,Mm friiben Moreen bes 16. Sc
bruar 1899 tpar Der 8abnbof non
gSarI6au nit ben be,lti6en Sarben
aeidmiidt. 9as 9afenfreu5 blabte iih
neben bent polniiben Abler. auf oem
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