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Evening star., 1943-08-23

reluctance on the part Of the Presi-
dent to do anything about them.
There seems to be very decided
reaction unfavorabie to the Presi-
dent because of this situation.
Wherever I 60 the people are
wondering who will be the Re-
publican nominee in 1914. You will
be interested to know that in all my
contacts, and there have been
hundreds OF them, have found
Evening star., 1943-08-23
What the Folks Back Home Are Thinkino

What hare members OF Congress the
home during the
The Star sent letters
minds
The been
objection to being quoted The letters
they be not quoted published Without their
Another inStdnen OF these letters published
OfH fouolO
The letters published today
Democrat Pennsylvania member OF the Finance Com
mtee Republican from Michigan
has Urtten of the record
Evening star., 1943-08-23

rSbtlOnlnR pro-
gram gets from
the women all
over the State.
I think it is get
ting at least 90
to 95 per cent
approval.
1T h e opposi-
tion's trouble at
the present time
is t h a t t h e Y
haven't a candi-
date and when /
" as a boy I
heard my father
say many times
~ oil e n 1
Evening star., 1943-08-23

Senator Guffeys letter follows:
Il have been all over the State
twice since Congress adjourned and
found everything favorable and
nothing unfavorable
1T is surprising the support the
Evening star., 1943-08-23

Tomorroi0's letters gre from
Representative Clifo.s 2. Hope,
Republican. OF Kdasns and
from Representative f5Qrence J.
BroBn. Republican. o, ohio.
Evening star., 1943-08-23

Us very favorable to Tom Dewey.
He seems to have intrigued their
interest and commendauon, which
can be understood, OF course.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-29

30 ACRE New alfalfa-$16,000
Half cash bal. terms. Very choice
early land, heavy producer-im-
mediate possession.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-29

135 ACRES-One yr. water
melons out of alfalfa. Choice for
carrots, melons, beets or flax
$4,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-29

SCRAP METAL sold TO us will be
delivered air express to Tokyo
and Berlin. NALIBOFF JUNK co.
564 Broadway, Phone $50 8-l6
WE INSTALL GLASS, springs and
mllfflers in all cars. Also want
late model cars to wreck. GLEN
WIRE, So. 4th st, Wrecking Yard.
Phone 1898, 8-l2
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-29

30 ACRES on highway close In,
modern home-$16,OO0, all pur-
pose and-immediate possession.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-29

240 ACRES now in Fflax-Will
make good Hay ranch. $4,000.
Terms.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-29
use Post-Press Want Ads For Results
REAL ESTATE MART
FAR M LAND

so ACRES, large house, 6
years dairy-Choice for vege-
tables-Price $4,000 half cash.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-29

800 ACRES alfalfa Westmore-
land district. Price $4,000 half
cash.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-29

16O ACRE adjoining town.
1ouses-One of finest ranches in
salley-ready to plant alfalfa.
This should net ten per cent for
next fifteen years. Price $4,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-29

IT'S ACRES yr. alfalfa fol-
lowed by 1 yr. Flax. Will lease
for $4,000 per yr. Fine early
cantaloupe, watermelon or carrot
land $27 800.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-29

80 ACRES-$85OO HoltvilIe dis
trict, half casn-Dal. easy terms.
Would make good alfalfa ranch,
or melons, truck or grain.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-12-24

the armed forces via Selective Ser
vice.
They are Erwin S. Jones, Dan C..
Palmer, Edward Lee Zeal, Ken
meth L. Chesley and Smith M. Rob-
inson, all of whom shortly will re-
port to a Naval training station
for recruit training and indoctri-
nation preparatory to assignment
to active duty with the Naval fore
es.
Since the Selective Service pool
alone is insufficient to fill the
Navy's constantly growing per-
sonnel needs, that source contin-
ues to be supplemented by a three
fold recruiting program, according
to main station officials here.
This program includes the re-
cruitment of qualified and eligible
skilled trade specialists OF draft
Eage for voluntary induction and
assignment to higher pay grade
ratings in the Navy Ship Repair
Units and the voluntary enlistment
& similarly qualified and eligible
men 3S to 501a for "SRU" service;
acceptance of 17-year-old voluntary
enhstees with parental consent)
and the recruiting of qualified
wonlen 20 to 36 years old for the
Navg WAVES to fill shore billets
now assigned Navy men.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-12-24

Thoughts. while walking along
Main Street on Christmas Eve
How strange this year-how like
any other day, except for a few
Christmas trees in grocery stores
and bit of tinsel here and there
in shop windows How bleak
like the hearts of most of those
who walk up and down the side
walks-almost as if Main Street
were Just pretending In com
parison, the memory of another
Christmas in another city, rich in
color, sound, and sense of joy
prevailing hearts that echo "peace
on earth, good will toward men"
as their owners hurry through the
snow along Broadway, arms filled
with gay beribboned packages :.
At every corner jolly bewhis-
kered Santa Claus ringing a little
bell beside a big cauldron, into
which the crowd tossed coins for
the poor /. Windows filled with
wreaths, glittering Christmas trees
and a myriad of lights gar
lands of greenery hung from lamp
post to lamp post across the
street, while beneath the lights
of each post, from four silver
trumpets pointing in four direc-
tions-issues the song of a choir
in a radio broadcast room \
the words of their song fill the air
and echo in the hearts of the hap
py, hurrying crowd -. ''Silent
night, holy night-all is calm, all
is bright" +. That was Christ
mas to remember This year,
with the world at war, Main Street
and Broadway alike, are just pre-
tending
See you next week, on Main
Street-adois.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-12-24
Evangelistical
Services Slated
AT Valley Farms

MissSAnnabelle Stewart, evan
gelist, will conduct a service at
ValleyIiFarms community house on
Sunday December 26th. Christ
mas With The Mountaineers" will
be her subject; one with which
she is thoroughly familiar, having
spent many years of service in
the southern mountains.
Talkie films taken by Reverend
Nicola will be shown December
2Sth through January 1st. Rev
Nicola has spent nine years in the
Congo and will tell of his exper-
fences, which will be illustrated
with movie scenes, some of wild
animal life.
All who wish to attend these
special services are urged by
those in charge to come early II
they want seat in the Commun-
ity house.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-12-24

motif was followed throughout in
decorations and refreshments.
Miss Martin will be married to
Sgt. Edward w. Taylor on Christ
mas morning at st. James Catholic
church.
The invitational list included
Mrs. Arthur Mode, Mrs. Leroy
Shoemaker, Mrs. Freeman Higgen-
botham, Mrs. Jack Sturgeon, Mrs.
Dick Miller, Miss Harriet Kirkland,
Miss Ann Hannah, Miss Rosalee
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-12-24

Main Street has heard much of
raids lately, but with the return of
a. number of our boys from far
and near on Christmas furlough
raids of another kind are taking
place in several Coolidge homes
And how good it seems"
said a mother whose stalwart son
is home from overseas; "to have
him raid the ice box again" If
all our boys could be making such
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-12-24

AS Coolidge matron and
four year old son were Ieav-
ing Dads office Thursday
she reached out her hand be-
fore crossing the street, but
sonny drew away in manly
dignity "HoId mothers
hand" called his father; $50
she won't get hurt crossing
the street" $500. Instantly, SON.
ny reached for his mothers
hand Yes, sir.-the men in
his family are accustomed to
protecting their women.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-12-24

Adkins, Miss Juanita Mccullough,
Miss Frances Borree, Miss Boots
Corbett, Miss Rose Lee Cohen,
Miss Evelyn Trout, Miss Betty
Rowe, Miss Gloria Appel and Miss
Earveline Palmer.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-12-24
Sara Jean Martin
Is Given Shower
At Cockrill Home

Miss Sara Jean Martin was
guest of honor at a lingerie show
er at the home of Mrs. Robert
Cockrill on Wednesday evening.
Gifts were heaped beneath a
Christmas tree and the Christmas
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-12-24
Five Coolidge
Men Inducted
In u. S. Navy

Five Coolidge men were enrolled
in the U. S. Navy recently through
the Arizona district main Navy
recruiting and induction station at
Phoenix, following induction into
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-12-24

. Jerry Ann Carrel is suffering
from an infected finger, the result
of a splinter that lodged under a
finger nail. She is the niece of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Elliott.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-12-24

On the way to Main Street Mon
day i. f. swerving the car to avoid
a collision with cotton truck
. slowing for chicken that
dashed across the roadway Z.
carefully skirting the remains of a
shattered bottle . =. . Life isl like
this. only sometimes we are more
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-12-24

careless of the way we live it, than
we are of the way we treat our
tires.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-12-24
KATHERINE HUPFEL

holiday raids the Christmas cup
of happiness would know no gall.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-12-24

"a familv gathering at the home
of Mr.. anG:sMrs. M. M. Cooper on
Christmas will include their re-
spective parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O..
P. Cooper Of Mesa and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. E., ,Hennessey.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-12-24

OMrs. W..D. Johnson and son
Jimmy left "wednesday for Venice,
California, to spend Christmas
with her mother, Mrs. Lillian
O'Connor. other members of the
family will be present for the
holidays.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

Ann WedthoT is at Camp Bryn Atom Rhineander, Wis
for the
1t. W. D. Craven is expected get leave from Camp
Jackson, Columbia S. C., He will visit his mother
Mrs. William Wellington Craven.
Since he left for training Mrs Craven has moved into
her house Haverhi road, Crosse Ponte.
1t. Craven will via New York City where he will
spend a couple of days with his aunt Mrs. James A. Mofe
When he his post his sister and brother-naw
Mr. and Mrs Augustus Lcdyard and their children skipper
and Alice Mary, will 90 up Camp Big Pa, Alpena
From the little town in Texas where 1t and Mrs. John
L. Dummy living reports that the former Sarah
Ann Fisher is fast developing into remarkably efficient
housekeeper. Sarah Ann seems loves
likes wash dishes.
Mrs. John Shalcross whose husband 1t Shalcross
and children Michael Gillian gone East
to spend six weeks with the chdrcns grandfather c.
Shacross of New York at his place Dublin ~ H.
Betty Worden Hunter in Richmond Va. visiting Jane
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

Coleman former at the Stewart School in Boston
From there she will go Boston for three weeks.
Andrew Hochkiss Jr, who expects go the air
forces in about three weeks spending the intervening period
with his mother Mrs. Albert Hilton, in Beverly Hills CAL
Mrs. Leslie Weary and daughter Leslie, will leave about
August 10 for their annual stay Virginia Beach. They
will go via New York where they will spend few days.
Mr.. Weary probably will join them toward the end of
their at the beach They expect be away about six
weeks.
Castle Park, Lake Michigan, is more popular this
with Michganders than before.
The John Neeches and the John Benfelds leaving this
weekend to spend two weeks at the Castle
The John R. Milars, who have been occupying their
apartment in McNchos road and seeing all their Detroit
friends, have gone back TO California.
The Mlars maintain three residences and commute from
TO the other Mr. Milar has business interests which
take him about the country.
They have house in Oakland CAL and one in Reno New
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Remodel Home in Baltimore

She recently bought 2oyear-od house in ROLAND Park
which the of Baltimore and had remodeled
Here she is living children, the elder of whom
s4
The place has several with stream running through
the grounds Greene she is called by all her friends
has had strawberry and asparagus
bed made and has planted large victory garden
Mrs Stewart Munroe who has active service
and one in training. keeps busy the home front Mrs
Munro who for years has been active the board of the
YWCA present helping to up recreation field
for the Lucy Thurman branch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Society 1tdmo, Keep II, Home 'front.' 1tAtk Nr Are in Service
Wives Mothers Gary on
With Worthwhile Projects;
Other Doin8s in Mayfair

W THESE anxious times with husbands and fight
tn- on all the fronts wives and mothers at home
being very courageous and are filing in their days
with worth while projects
some young wives we have heard of are planning
for the future creating charming homes for their husbands
to return
For instance there Mrs Donald Hooker whose husband
Cart Hooker was on he staff Of the Ford Hospital but
is IN charge Of a hospital in Australia.
Mrs Hooker who was active the Detroit Junior League
and had many friends city returned to Baltimore their
former home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

Judge and Mrs. Edward Command who usually go up
to their place, at Grao Beach, for the entire
staying in town during July.
Their cottage is occupied by DR.. and Mrs. Robert H.
Durham and family of Sherwood Forest
However, Judge and Mrs Command and Mary probably
will 60 up for August.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

The board Of the Florence Crittenton Hospital which
property adjacent the Lucy Thurman branch,
Gently voted give all privileges that the YWCA
develop it.
Then Mrs Munroe goes TO Neighborhood House
week supervise the playground for children whose
mothers working in defense plants
Her son. jim, who is lieutenant in the USNAC is on
his way the Southern Pacific.
1t. Stewart Munroe Jr is in the Mediterranean campaign
Conan Munroe radio techncan school in Chicago
at the Great Lakes, awaiting his call.
Mr.. Munroes mother Mrs. Anthony B. Munroe has
from her home in Oneida, NJ Y. TO pay them visit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Many Changes in Pointe

There many changes in Crosse Poine with people
moving away and others coming TO Detroit occupy their
houses.
Mrs Hilary Herbert Mcou and young sons, Hilary Jr
Paul the absence of Comdr. Mcou gone
Couit Mass. for the and staying at the Pines
Mr. and Mrs Hart McKiop, who arrived in town July
from Wnterhaven Fla. have taken Mrs Mcous house in
Kerby road until about September l.
The John Mufords have bought the residence Of the
late Mrs John Sweeney Provenca road and moving
from their house Merriweaher road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Spend Summer in Mexico CITY

The Guy Wedthofs Of Washington road Crosse Ponte,
have left for Mexico City where they will spend the remainder
of the Mr.. Wedthof who in the secretary of
states Office. has been transferred to Mexico City
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

store hours monday I2:3O 10 %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Gives YWCA Use Of Land

Lucy Thurman branch.
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<l1ehr 1seihilie imr
China acier~ert

&a'binaton. Cine @urlntng odG
China epentlle!l geGuirlgcr iperoen
lpiiroe, regen Nfnn9els al Sorrdten
aus Dem aricae nus5uidcioen, puroe
bci scr Grriilulng Der Scbatte iiber
Sic Gr!uciterlul9 ocs ScnosSealesEros
oranrns iiir Elm speiteres SSabr leit.
, Die Gbincicn ueroell uusgebun9ert
lr,o erld)opft. neil mir uid,t in Der
Gage iildo, rhncu Dtuterial 5ll lie1erll e
crfliirtc Ger ncnlofratild)c Ncprdlen
tant MunsiielD Mpntana, llno M
terItiitte eiu Griudcn oes slusidpllles
fiir mlsapirtige s(ngelcgelteitcL oaG
& Gbil1a ale lnlr moglifc Silfe Si,r
&erfiigung geitellt tueroen lolle.
Ias gauge SeIra-Seaie. Ero9ranrnl
iii inNpiId,en ulgenon!nlen moroell
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Mopal Nir sSorce hen 9ofomntioen, Gt4
iel,bubnitatioiien au,o Sofomotipfabri-
fen Scr Mhienlinocr ibre beinnoere
Mufmerflanfeit slrgeipclroct.
Ser Herlonenhcrfthr IN 9eutlfIanb
lit beutc fait misihlicBlih aili Mnge-
boriae Scr Webrmad)t, mii Masibeolnte
uno mri @cihdftslellte, ole u,Beror-
oentlih apid)ti9e MiIiioneu 81 erfiil-
len bai6en, bcihranft. Ser I.itomobil-
perfcbr bat ldpn lange m,fge5ort, ,nS
aud, ser Sllitperfebr gebort nit slns.
n,hnrc pom inilitGri'd)siuid)tiaen Mci-
len. scr Geraongenbeit au
&aihinatnm. ,Sn elmer ben Office CT
@ar Sniorlnetiou 5lIgeIongenen lie
|bcrlid,t iibcr Glidiliide uno Sftpcl.
scr Sagcs5citltngen fontmt Die tradr
;icnOc @einrallis mabgcbclescr nenfldsr
&rciic iibcr hen Maracl N, Mrsnc:-
nittelu Snu slnsor,ld.
Scit Mrratsn lit oie 9tudnraae llnd)
Sdlainrittcln nno ihnersitillenoelr
Miltcln aauS a,lbcrprocntlih aeltie-
acu. Sic ltna,ldnglihfcit Der bc,t-
id)cn &cit hat nllf 81 cincr geltclgerz
ten 9tod,Iragc rah pcrid,icoenen Gita-
ninpr1plraten iutpic mad, slbfiibr.
llnN StGrfl,uaslnittclm gefiibrt, Die
Srmlben,udcr llno .ltalS elltbalten
Die &prrGte an slbiiibrlnittcln lin.
iuiolac ser @sid,rn1fl,na Ser Ginflrbl
apcicntlictcr Suarcoicuiicn itarf sll.
riifacgangen I'm Den @anntererlI
oaa Suao1uerf iil !eacn. lpcroen Nj
;inlsGl uno Scbcrtran MIR uoh gegeI,
Mcicpt usrfaalft. sllIh Ghln'n ut nlls
Icrurocntlid' tllupp gclporoen. Sle
Giulhrdnfun1sn filr Den &erfnil' ppr
Salben, pon ilreol;uliId)cn Yrdpara.
ten, sic Scle ulro SSettc cutbalten, pcll
@ct1lipungsiuitteln imr plclen utoc.
rem pharula;e,ltiid)cu EroclIften ,uer'
oen ilnncr ltren9cr.
Siabngtou. 9inh cinenl pom Oeitt.
idcn Hunoilnf pcrbrcitcteu mo rpil
Der TaocraI Communications Com
niiiiplr aufGenpnlnellen S9V -Verid)t
cntIaltcn Ole rellen heutldlcu Gerorn,
muracn iiir ben Mrbcitseinlat Ii. a. Ole
9eltninlna, ooE Ntittelldliiler III
..ilicaergefihroetcn @cbicten" als
9llitlpaiic- SilisfrGftc" sl hicncl,
bdbcn.
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1cutisber ,1aetritttc,,>
brici

Naitington. @ie Die Siiice Of
@ar Snforlnation m,i 8r,uio pon 9ll!.
gdben Oes 9oaro OF Economic @ar-
iare ioipie anoerer Hegicrllll9siteQen
baben Ole Nnsis in europa
INNER mebr lnter 5ransportidspie
rigfeitcn 5u leioeu. 3icie transport
idpuierigteiten aebGrer su Den grobtcr
'SdNrddrn Der @irtId,ait Ser s(dTcli
anGobte.
Stnpcbl Ole 9tu5is in oen beiebteu
@ebieten 5ablloie Snfomotiuen gSag
aons luno S9ienen gerallbt haben.
,uaren iie bod ge5lpunyen, Den Ser
ionenverfebr INN 80 Ero5ent berab5n-
ieben ino Den @iiterperfebr nli bie
@eiGrberimg Der Observation-Disclosures
Sitter 81, belhranfen. gsad, ben polu
CWS 5u'amn1engeitellten 9lngaben
bnbcn 0le ;}iiAc III oet Don oer yta5ls
beiettcn @ebiGteu @uropas bei,te cin,
@iiterlaIi 5u beioroern. Die nm 90
bis go Ero5ent groBer lit als Ole inter
nornlalen @erbdltniIien beforoerten
8iiternlelrgen, tpabreno anocrerieits
ser 2ofolnotioparf nln 10 Hrn3ert ge.
ringer lit ais i'm Srieoet.
0or ariegsaus6rllh periiigten Die
nllnmebr bon Der adge beietten euro
p1iihen 2anoer itber ungcidbr Co..
900 SofonlotiDen. 9eute gibt es rad)
oen beItcn pariii9baren 0erihten In
oieIen @ebieteu ,ueniger als 10000
Qofonlottpen. Die ei,ubuBe al Soto.
motiuen lit mli slbniibulg, aui mill.
tdriife 0erlliite an Ser Gitfront uno
aalf 8onlbenid,doen in W6te,,ropa 3u
riid5ufiibren. scit einiger 3eit bat oic
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Nctes lSrcm3

Eroiioent 9ipoiepelt hni Sen MtGri
als .lHoaot hcs 9iotcn &rellS.s" "'
proflolniert, .pti,,rctts Seiien Der 0ic".
iiibria2 &rieosionos Hes Hptcu artI1-
ses in S0be pon~St25, ,OOO,O 900 0cs
Sanlnlelt iperneu Iou Gin jaoer Sc;
trag 5al oieieu Tonos trdet oosl hei,
ole s(rbeit oes Hoten GreuScs io!uoh'
fiir ole @ehrlnadt bier i'll Sanoc uno
i'm eluslanoc uls ulld) fiir ole bilrgcr
liche Seiinatfront iprtiufiihrcn. SrG
gen oaher uuc, Sie sshren Scif hnsll
bel.
Sus Seer ulro Die ,ylottc haben pom
Noten &re.l5 fiir 1913 pier MillIonca
8lutIpenoen auseioroert, Die III SIu:
plasma urnserpanbelt uno iiir gflt'
transfuiionen benltEt lueroeu iollc,'
STIR oieies uno nnoerc &ricgsproicftc
oes Roten &rellSes rparben ItllllnncIi
Don Collars benotigt. Sragen aut'
Sic Saber ,sbr Seil oaiiir bel, inoenl
Sic Iih ireiIpillig uls @liltipenoer N'r
@erfiigung itellsn nn 5lu1t arleGS
ionos 1913 Nes Roten Grcllsss 'pen
Den,
Saa Rote &reuS llnterbIlt iiber 80
Clubs, Hisbeitltten uno Grbollu1g>
heime fiir slngebDrige Ger anerifanI.
i,ten @ebrlnadt in llebcr'cc. Sie lin
in ser Gtuppe untergebrud1t nrb be
TEN unieren Soloaten INTO 0tatroien
auh in irentoen Sdnoern Grtlpnl,
nung lmo lluterhaltllug. meun lie MD.
bel ihrer Srllppc iino. Sbr @eitrag an
ons Hptc arelI5 bilft nit allt) lie II
8etrisb 5u erhalten.
Sds Rote &rellS lit audi Shr per'Dn
Iiter Scrtreter gegeniiber Den Soloa
rem lnto Seeleuten Nmerifas. @ebe1
al.h Sic oaher fiir Den arieasfpnh.
1913 bes :foten &ren5es
SSin Salle pon aataitropben bangI
sic grndbruna urierer @emeillbe piel
Ieiht pom Ro;en areuS ab @cben aud
sic baber iiir ieinen arieasTcnos.
fyreipilige SelTer oes 9iotcu &reu
ses itellen Ntillionen BON ganoage.
5,lr 8ermenoung in oieien arieae I,er
9as Hote &rels bra,ldIt aud) Shrel
8eitrag sl ieihem &riegsfonos 1913
Ser .Gmnp mlo Suipital Seruicc'
bes Hoten &rellses idlafIte ppei &atel
berbei, OILS elm pc.l ullgelegtes Seeres
aeb1isoe in ser ytGfe Don Senper pol
elmer NduIeplage iiberfollen suliroe
Nonatlife Spelloen bliihenoe
Yflan5en, Die bon @arten-G!ilbs ourt
Nermittluna oes Camp ino Sofpito
Sprpice" oes Moten areu,es SIR Ser
fiignng geltellt iperoen. mnd)sn oi
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Kisfa nit Gricla
bcntbCrNicrt

@olbington. Die WtaruleleItuna
gub befnnnt, oaB 0onlber llnb iSllgs
5euge trpt idMperen slblpe1rfeuers Ell
nen 9lngriii mli aisfa in oen alel,ten
clsfiibrtsn. Sic flogcl nieorie, nm
fhre 3iele audi i'm Nebel ill iinoen,
- Wellen Sie DC! GinfGuien oar,
ailf BIN oab Sic Die slnseiaa i'm
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