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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-02-07

parallel With Northwsstesiy me Il SAess-
Ssn Aveaue prodoesd . Yakioa River |:
thenee Soathvsstesiy aIong ed ttvsf g
ID inteFsect3on With NoEt1weseessy Hne q
shss.daa AyeoSs $780, t me- erc 49,
70 point Of 6eginning. Section 2. TWp;
n, Range e EVA.. ninfmum sale pssee
Tsx Lot 10 described e fo1ews: ese.n:
strset. 50 fees Nerthve:tsriy q North-
ct corner Of block @, thence Southwest
erlI parallel With and 9 feee dt.esns fson
seashsE ne q sh:sid.n A A.rISs pr ssnns
said river to Northeriy line q Sherid:n
sion9 Noftheriy line Of Sheridan Avenus
produced 70 Westerly ane Of Third Strsss :
s sssn s 3 4p n. k .sss e.
minimum sale price 500.
NWX Section 10. Twp. 10 n. Range
"a EWM;: mininSm sa!s pre- S HtS! "a
Non rrie,Sle part Of Sen SEX South
easterH Of Sunnyside canal: Section y.
TYP. 8 n: R.nRe - E.w.x.. minimum
sale price 5000. . ~
R: sw* Is g Evil Ew niainaa d; :.i: pris::
sH swx Lot s; NEx EEK sW*
Section 6. Twp. 8 n. Range Is E.W-A-'
mi s% wv ;:!e sg% sssxs s'ssiGSSx MEX NEx
section ~. T~p. r., Range Is Ew.M-.
minimum sale price Ssoo.oo.
NWK section q. Twp. 9 n: Range
20 E.W.N.. minimum sale price $1,000. i.
R 8 zig t & t eee IT sss q
Of said Lot thence North $50 feet 70 road :
thence Northeasterly along South 1ne OF
road 1852 feet thence South l9SS teet 70
s sssss 70 point e q G s.sianiss Il. I es
Section 6. TWp. 8 n. Range Is E.W.A..
minimum sale price 5000.
Tax Lot los described % fouoWs: BE.
ginning At . point OF intersection o. west
lire to road: thence Southweetetty along
North line Of road to . point 80 feee East
Of West line Of Section: thence West 80
feet thence North g point Of 6e{tnnins.
minimum sale price $3l.oo.
This property Il sold subject 70 the Hen
Of Ill drainage. sewerage. dtkdng eno tEfs.
cation charges against said properly
les, ne : :eo &. e sos Il sSunn
headed '.llinimum Sale Price" opposite
cash. . Treasuref's DEED viz b sxeeuted:
II sold on contract. TIE terms theFeoa seau
nual insta1ments eomme0etng Nov: 1ss:
with interest 1t six percent On deferred
payments. payabSe annually. Al sunee:
quent taxes and asoecsments must Be paid
meats or to perforn any Of he covenants
Of the contract forfeats same at tie cleo.
ton Of the vendor. This contract nay b
paid In fun at any time plus aeesned tate..
est, In which case . Treesursf'0 Deed Wtl
5000 OF les must Be paid Tor In fun a&
the time Of the sale.
AND NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER
GIVEN, That II necessary I Win a63oin
day 81 announcement made &C the dine
and place Of said sale. or ct the dine and
place TO which said sale may Be ad$ooEned
Dated It Prossef. Washington. this 2lst
- g. ". NEsSLY.
County Treasurer Of Benton County.
WashinGton.
By E1en Berndt. Deputy County Tres.:
uref. 1:z&-Z:7
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SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION

SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
In the Superior Court of the State OF
Washington in and for Benton County.
THAMA HILL. Plaintiff, vs..
JOSEPH w. HILL. Defendant:
STATE OF WASHINGTON TO: Joseph
w. Hill ...-,
within sixty days after the date OF the
first publication of this SUMMONS s. to.we i;
January, 1915 and defend the , above cf t en-
State of Washington. aforesaid. and ans,
wer the complaint of the plaintiff .ea 1,,d AND
signed attorneys for plaintiff At their Of
flee below stated. and in case OF your
failure to do so. judgment and decree viii
be rendered against you according to the
demand Of the Complaint. which has been
filed with the Clerk Of the Court. The OBJ
ject ef this action !. to obtain ID Deere tss
plaintiff on the ground Of cruel treatment
Of the plaintiff BY the defendant;
HORRIGAN 4 LEAvY,
" "A Attorneys for Plaintiff.
P.O. Address,
P.O. Box 629.
Pasco, Washington. 1:Sl-S:7
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s. Senior High Students Attain
Honor Roll for First Semester

ley, Betty Davis, Marjorie Garner,
Madge Hood, Sam Houston, Pat
johnson, Raymond Kirby, Jean
Oswald, Luella Stroud.
6-5-Marie Daugherty, Glenna
Marie Denny, Marion Michaels'
JEANNE Paulson, Mary Soper.
6-4-Doris Gussenhoven, Wilma
Hacker, Ruby Johnson, Dean
Krussel, Dorothy Larson.
5-5-Rosella Albrecht, Beth Al
exander, Edith Alexander, Gladys
Ash, Luella Bowman, Betty Bryan,
Jane Byrd, Audrey Carlton, Paul
inc Chapman, Harold Davis, Fran
ces Dickinson, Ninette Evett Har-
riet Fahrenwald, Henry Hammock,
Jewel Henson, Wallace johnson,
Preston Kimbrough, Leland Kline
tobe, Ellen Larson, Harold Long,
Betty Lucas, Airline Lundberg,
Ronella McGarr, Pomona Nelson,
Barbara Nation, Kendrick Norris,
Harold Parker, Donald Pick, lmo-
gene Spurgeon, Nancy Stone, Mary
Taylor, Lenore Thomas, Carolyn
Travis, Eugene Wilson.
5-4-Terry Allen, Esther Bein-
hart, Olive Griffith, Leah Hem
bree, Joan Howard, Marjorie
Kaufman, Lou Keene, Jean krus-
sci, Marion Routh, Betty Sanders,
Jean Smith, Lilly Wolff.
Charles Blackman, BETH
jane Block, Mary Cole, Brant Ell
liot, Donald Grimshaw, Helen
Hanson, Mavis Harp, Janet Hitler,
Barbara Jones, Louise Langworthy
Lee Long, Pat Long, Ben Mccoy,
Donna oswald, Shirley Patzer,
Raymond Pasche, Betty Ruther-
ford, Florence Smith, Richard
Smith, Philip Vorvick, Art Whit
son. as
3-3-Ida Smith, Margaret Wei
gand.
Honorable Mention-G erald
Bauder, Lorna Beames, Glendoris
Bjerkness, Annabelle Britton,
Rowland Denney, William DER
lam, Janice Doerge, Warde FELTON,,
Del Fisk, Velma Hamm, Dave Har-
dy, Mariellen Harris, June Higgins,
Martha johnson, Georgia Jones,
Thurman Keller, Stanley Lewis,
Janet Mason, Lillian McKelvy,
Lloyd Miller, Betty Moore, G. L.
Murphy, Betty Perkins, Beverly
Pyle, Reginald Rock, Dorothy
Smith, Daphne Taylor, Evelyn
Weathermon, Lynn Wilder, Billy
Wilson, Bob Wyatt.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF COUNTY
PROPERTY
State Of Warrington. County OF Ben

State of Waahington. County OF Ben.
ton. ss.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That
In accordance with IN order heretofore
b1 tie Board Of County Comnissioners Of
said County, directing the sale OF the rea!
property hereinafter described, acquired
by said County for delinquent taxes under
signed County Treasurer Of said County.
win on the ,se ehs si Sos Of & s1s
NJ. and continuing until the hour Of Z
o'clock pm. of said day. unless the prop
erty hereinafter described shall sooner be
sold ut the front door Of the County
Court House, in Prosser in said County
and State. sell to the highest bidder for
cash or on legal contract. the following
described property, situated in said County.
and described Is follows. to-wit:
City of Prosser. Ek Lot s, all Lot 6. Ell
Lot IL. all Lot II. all Lot l6: Block II.
minimum sale price $1,000.
City of Prosser, Lots 1, 2, 3 and and
SWly 20 It. of Lot z: Block 81. minimum
sale price 5000.
City Of Prosser, North 20 f. Of Lots II
and Is; Block 81, minimum sale price
$1,000.
to Prosser. all Block lO3 together with
SLY one-half Of vacated Spokane Ave.
and NEly one-haH Of vacated It'll St. ad-
joining said block. minimum sale price
81 90.
All Section %. Twp. NJ. Range -
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3U Ave. e. Easi-on The Highway Yhone

come dslinquent % June !. lole. unjees
ssid one.6aN . poSd On q 6s6eee MAJ ~.
1916. The reuaaining one-AaH q eoea
and an o6 saia as0e.soeate sna1 beee0e
delinauent o. Decesnbef lst, 1915. unleos
said ooe-haH 4 paid on o. before No:
vember 30. l04S. Intefegt 1t the rate OF
l096 per snnum from tie da4e q 0oain-
Queney q charged On On deltnQueot asoess-
mentS.
DATED at Prosser, Warrington, this 2lst
day Of January. 1915.
G. ". NESSLY,
County Treasurer and Ex.O3.
fjcio Treasurer Of the above
named IRRIGATION District.
1y2l.2:l
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The Honor Roll for the first
semester for Kennewick Senior
High School consists Of ninety
one students which represent ap-
proximately thirty-three per cent
of the student. body. A check OF
attendance records shows that the
attendance of honor students Is
very good. There is always g
positive correlation between good
attendance and good grades. One
of the most important causes OF
failures is poor attendance. The
school is proud to pay homage to
these boys and girls making the
Honor Roll.
..-6-6-Renee Bailey, Bonita Carl
ton, Ramona Chapman, Helen Coo
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE OF
REAL. ESTATE

NOTICE OF SHER1FC'S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE
In the Superior Court Of The State Of
Washington For Benton County.
". b. Paulson and Edith A. Paulson.
husband and wife. PLAINTIFF; ".
husband and wife, Plat Ballaine and Jane
Doe Ballaine, husband and wife. true
name unknown. and W. B. Smith. defend
ants.
Under and BY virtue Of Execution Under
Foreclosure issued out Of and under the
seal Of the above entitled Court. holding
on the 25th day Of January. AID, 1876.
upon judgment rendered In said Court
on the 24th day Of January. ADJ. 1916.
il favor Of W. B. Paul.on and Edith A.
F. Sheppard and Esther Sheppard. hus-
band and wife. Plat Ballaine and Jane
Doe Ballaine. husband and wife. and W.
lars, together With attorneys fees. inter.
est. costs and Increased costs. and to me
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NOTICE OF IRRIGATION

Notice is hereby given that the assess
ments rolls Of Columbia. Grandview. Ken;
Sunnyside Valley Irrigation Districts OF
Benton County. Washington. for the
year 1916. levied in 1915. have been de.
livered to the undersigned Treasurer OF
said districts. That all assessments to be
received by said districts are due and pay.
able at the office Of the undersigned
County Treasurer at Proseer. Benton
County. Washington. on and after the 18th
day of February: Except the Toll and
Charge portion Of such assessments which
become payable at the office Of the dis
trict secretary. Payment schedule OF such
Toll and Charge may be ascertatned at
the office Of the secretary OF the dtstr1e!
each and all OF said assessments shall be
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NOTICE OF REAL AND PERSONAL
ASSESSMENTS
Notice Il hereby given that the tax
rolls, Real and Personal for the year 1916.
levied in 1916. have been delivered into
my hands for the collection Of taxes there
on. on aud after the 18th day Of Febru-
sry.
Dated at Prosser. Washington. this 21st
day of January, 1916.
C. w. NESSLY,
1:24-2:7 Benton County Treasurer.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-01

Ancient people thought emeralds
sharpened the wits, conferred
riches, and when placed under the
tongue, gave the power OF predic'
ton.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-01

Rubies were the first gems to
be made synthetically on a COM
mercial scale.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-01

thought he had reached the nnish
and SO lost first place.
Pointmakers for YHS were Law
renee Perry, with a first in the so
yard dash. second In the low
hurdles and the anchor man in the
winning one-half mile relay team:
Washington drove to the tape in
first place in the 440 and ran a leg
OF the second place As mile relay
squad; George Johnson edged out
teammate Franklin Ossenheimer
to give the Braves a first. and a
second in the one-half mile: John
Powers garnered a second in the
mile run; Dick Peters grabbed a
second In the high hurdles with
fellow Brave Earl Hill following
closely for third; Perry, Robertson,
Peters and Hill were the mem
bers OF the victorious half mile
relay; Walker, Christopher, Peters
and Hamilton were the embers OF
the winnins medley relay team
and Walker, Washington. Byrd and
Robinson paced the Braves to a Sec
ond in the AS mile relay.
The overwhelming victory over
Belleville. Trenton, Redfofd Union,
and Wayne High schools was a
splendid tribute to the untiring
efforts Of Coach Ralph Deetz and
TO the spirit and hard work OF the
fellows on the squad.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-01
Tommy Quinn
Wins Bankers

Chicago. Apr. 1-AP - Leslie
MacMitchell, the former sailor who
led every runner he competed
against across the finish line in
the top indoor mile races all sea
son, looked ahead to the outdoor
season today and pondered a quirk
OF fate that probably prevented
him from finishing the winter sche-
dule with a perfect record.
MacMitchell was beaten Satur-
day night for the first time in nine
starts this year in the bankers
mile, feature OF the Chicago Re
lays. He trailed Tommy Quinn OF
New York-he'd beaten him before
this year-achoss the tape by four
yards in 4:171.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-01
Three Sports
to be Played

The director OF the physical edu-
cation department at Lincoln Con
solidated School, Larry Dunning,
announces the spring athletic
schedules for baseball. track and
tennis. Dunning will coach the
baseball and tennis squads and
Bob Fry a physical education ma
jor from Michigan Normal will
coach the track team.
The baseball nine has eight
lettermen returning from last
years squad including Kennard
Dysinger, Robert Flick, George Pol
Yin. Gene Stiving. Alonzo and Bert
smith. Van Watkins and Stan Zas-
zczurynsh. The schedule: April
l2. Ypsilanti at Lincoln; April l6.
Alumni at Lincoln; April 10. Lin
coin at Ypsilanti: April %. Lin
coin at Milan: April 80, Lincoln at
Flat Rock; May 3, Lincoln at Sa-
line; May :. Romulus at Lincoln;
May IL, Detroit Baseball Clinic:
May A. Chelsea at Lincoln; May
Il, Dundee at Lincoln with open
dates as yet or the 81, q, IS and
81 Of May.
Other leading candidates for the
team are Bob Allen, Don Colby.
Walter Elliott. Ivan Hartman. Don
Howell. Merl Minnick, George
Magda. Glenn Rowe, Dale Shukait
Don Shrock, Ray Shrock and Alex
Waskul.
The track team has scheduled six
dual meets during the outdoor sea
son with the opening meet on April
10 at Dundee; the 18th OF April IS
open and on April "a Lincoln
travels TO Romulus; May / Milan
at Lincoln May 10, Huron League
ar Ypsilanti; May Is, Roosevelt at
Lincoln and May %. University
High at Lincoln.
Returning lettermen are Phillip
Jameson. Phillip Petri, and the
Rowe brothers. Glenn and Ormel
Other promising aspirants are
Howard Amrhien. Dave Dejonovich
John Dibble. Harold Elliott, Wayne
Fout"h Winton Hansen, Dick
IIeaH Floyd Hines. Doug Hoeft,
Paul Hoyatter, Norm Huff, Har-
ley Lamkin. Ernest Mesteller.
Louis Priescorn. Harold Roome.
Earl Slack. Dale Sparrow. Carl
Si'2n George Throne. Walter
N'rd, and Everette Watkins.
The net men have an eight match
schedule with University High in
tE9 initial start at Lincoln on April
II '''owed by Lincoln meeting Sa-
line there on April IS; April %
LH"in plays at Roosevelt and on
81 Lincoln engages University
} . there: May 10 finds Saline at
: IN and May II Lincoln plays
o. - Ypsilanti; May 16 Roosevelt
j. Lincoln and Lincoln conclud-
g. the dual season with a match
1t Epsilanti.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-01
Normal BIS
Trim AS

Although several OF Doc McCul-
louch's diamond candidates we're
absent from the intrasquad con-
test Saturday afternoon at Briggs
Field, he was able to get a good
line on most OF his ballplayers. The
yannigans defeated the veteran
lettermel 1873 in seven innings
with the hep OF the strongest bat
terry combination.
Simonds and Heininger pitched
for the yanningans with Valentine,
assistant coach Hutchins and versa
tile Woiicki sharing the mound
chores for the regulars. The "B"
squad opened the scoring in the
first inning by combining two
walks by Spencer and Lagg and
a fielder's choice to chalk up one
run The "a" team failed to score
in the first two innings in spite
Of Muses. long double to center
to open the second frame.
In the third the "i's" collaborat-
ed to score six runs on the
strength OF a one bagger to right
by Martin. a sharp single to cen
ter by Cousineau, a scratch single
by Opie, walks by Nemeth and
Grambeau and two errors. How
ever. the yannigans came back and
a FIVE run splurge OF their own on
Spencer's single TO left. Moffett's
single to center, and walks by Sam
pier SimQns and Lagg to knot the
score.
Cousineau OF the AS" walked to
open the fifth frame and center
fielder Krawczak smashed one OF
portsider Heninger's fast balls high
over the center field fence for a
long homer and two tallies to put
the regulars in the lead again, Sc.
Not to be outdone, the BIS
came back in the final frame to
score seven runs on a double by
Sampler. singles by Shadford.
Wiegman, Greenwood. Richardson
and a double to left by Heininger
with two errors being sandwiched
in. The ironical factor in the
scoring was the victim OF this
uprising. burly Wojicki, showed
more stun on the hill with his
high hard one and sharp breaking
curve than any OF the hurlers who
took the mound.
Among the baseball squad who
were absent from the game were
pitchers Gabriel. Gilday. Messenger
and Stevens and infelders New
lands and Mantarian.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-01
Balance Wins
For Ypsilanti

Showing class and all around
team balance the YHS Braves
easily outdistanced the field in the
Six B League track meet held Sat
urday at Waterman Gymnasium in
Ann Arbor. Coach Ralph Deetzs
charge took the lead in the open.
ing so yard dash with Lawrence
Perry coping first place and Billy
Robertson taking second and went
on to score grand total OF So
points with the nearest competitor.
Belleville, trailing far behind with
IS.
The Ypsilant High School thin
clads showed surprising strength
in all events as only in the high
jump were they shut out. Ypsi-
lanti would have scored a sweep
in the relays but In the AS mile
event the anchor man Of the team
slowed up prematurely as he
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-01
Sports Roundup

Md.-Raeing Maryland and the East today
meetingthe first held here
ls2wh welknown missing from the entry lists
because OF fire wrch caused the deaths OF 81 horses
Sherman Texas-AP-Mony a leg
a brilliant professional baseball this
pitching
Sherman club of the East Texas League.
Miami, Fs-AP-Three ew
Mexico join Baseball
Giant President
pitcher
Jorge Pasquel Mexican League.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-01
Bowling
lNTERclTY CLASSIC

BEDFORD, Ia.-AP-Within six
minutes after he had pleaded gull
ty Friday night to a two and one.
half year old staying, Henry Sch
mitt, husky Lenox, Ia, horse trader,
was under sentence to SO years i'm
prisonment. Charged with frs: de-
gree murder for the confessed kill
ing OF Tommy Worm. AZ, his lOy'
er's husband. Schmitt pleaded gull
ty to murder in the second degree
and was sentenced Immediately
by Judge George A. Johnson.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-01
Legal Notices
ORDER APPOINTING rIMn ron
HEAnIN0 CLAIMS

No. 35l97
STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Pro-
bate Court for the County OF Wnh-
tenaw.
At session OF said Court. held at
the Probate office In the City OF
Ann Arbor In the said County, on
18th day OF March, A. ID. 1916.
Present. Honorable Jay @. Pray.
Judge OF Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate of
william N. BoutoI, Deceased
IL appearing to the Court that the
time for presentation OF claims
against said estate should be lim-
tied. and that a time and place be
appointed to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands
against said deceased by and before
said Court:
II Is Ordered. That creditors OF
said deceased are required to present
their claims to said Court at said
Probate Court on or before the 27th
day OF May, A. ID. 1876. at ten
o'clock in the forenoon, said
time and place being hereby ap-
pointed for the examination and ad-
justment OF all claims and demands
against said deceased.
II Is Further Ordered, That public
notice thereof be given by publication
OF a copy OF this order for three
successive weeks previous TO said
day OF hearing, In the Ypsilanti
Daily Press, a newspaper printed and
circulated in said County.
Jay G. Pray.
Judge OF Probate
Adv.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-01

Los ANGELES-AP-It seems
that this butter-3500 pounds OF 4.
just melted away. The War Ship
ping Administration reported It was
loaded on a truck at Los Angeles
harbor, bound for warehouse
10 minutes away. But at the un-
loading dock the truck was empty.
The VISA asked police to investi-
gate.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-01
Leagues Will
Meet Tonight

City Recreation Director Howard
Harrison announces that a meet.
ing Of all teams interested in play.
ing softball or baseball in the City
League this year are To meet at
Gilbert Community House at 1880
this evening.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-01

Natural hot water from many
Of Iceland's volcanic springs rs
piped TO provide heat for Office
buildings, homes and public swim
ming pools.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-01

Malay is one OF the easiest Ian
guages in the world to learnt
has few verbs. none Of them ir-
regular, no articles no propositions
and no grammar.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-01

Alexandria, Egypt. became a nav
al base more than 1000 years ago.
when Alexander the Great found
ed it to aid in HIS campaign against
. Persia.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-01

Notre Danes basketball team
won II games and lost four during
Elmer Ripley's one-year tenure.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-19

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Mbenbcilcn

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cine @eibnadltsfeier perbunoen nit
einem abenbelien am Sonntag. cen
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Giien miro Inn 6 ltbr ierpicrt, nad'-
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ale uno bringt oie &inber. Eieisnis
aen mas nod teine 8eSihte baben
mogen lilp an Sf,peiter @las ,pens
sen, ssl. 4-4Oss. 9as aomitee lit
bcil1iiht Elm id,6nes Grogramm nuf=
s,litellen.
9riioer uno Shpeltern ibr ipibt
aGe ou6 Sas Silisiuerf fiir nnlere
alte Seinat in pollem Sang iit. @ir
bitten ale nlit5uhelien. Die geanlten
baben q Yafete abgeid)idt, oos lit
aber nod lange nid)t gera,9. Snhcr
bitten iuir alle oieienigen Die etipas
aeben lpclen es ms Suhienbelm 81
brinaen. gs miro alles angencnls
men, &leiber. SfNube ooer GBraren.
sues mas iih balt lmo nidt per-
oirbt; a,,d Gelo miro angenommen
! slllo bite belft ulle nit.
Sulanna Heinertb, Sefr.
Silfe! Silfe!
Gin orineenoer 9blf fonllnt Don
sen Seirnutloien Sadlen aus Seltcr'
| reid, l.nb Teutihlano. Sic benoti9en
&leioer, ISdulbe, 9ebensnittel, &'rs
ser bralfen aleioer, 4eiansbild2er,
gibeln, Seitamente. grinat ales
bon oieien Saden ins Soh'enbe1ln
om IA. TeSenber, Senn Dies ut Der
Spesialtas fiir idhliIhe Slltslperte'
| &ommt olle. Cure 8aben lil1o not
tpenSia. Silfsfomitee.
W,ibael Shmiot, Setr.
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Nenjabrsabcub-T i'm @eit.
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pripate Sseier ieiu MIR fiir Gltb Nit'
glleoer mo eeren Jreiu.be. .l'tadcll
Sic Sbre Heieruotion jest iiir cine
8alo -Nei,iabrsabeltS~ 0eier bier in
gurem eigenen Sadienbeim.
Die gltbefanute v8arons Multt-
fapclle" miro gum Cams auiipielen
lno INN ~ ltbr Mitternuht miro ein
ieines beinl9etoftes giien Ierpiert.
stltr iolhe, bic 8eierpationen ba.
ben speroen 5l,selaiien, oaber sebt mil
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