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BRICK WORK

bh1Oh WOEIh
Cali vi. 5265, or vi. 7541, -l6
CARPENTERING, plastering, paper.
ing painting. cementing; complete
remodeling: all work guaranteed
terms arranged. CO. 05o9. VII.
LIAMS. 16'
CARPENTER WORK; remodeling anc
cabinet work. cement work. painting
and decorating. Ii. 6-7072. IL
CARPENTRY, cabinet work. remodel.
ing and repairs. General contract
ing. 81. 64SS. 17'
CARPENTRY, repairs or additions
small or lge. Jobs; work guar: reas
prices, Call MR.. LAYTON. GE. 643S
10
CARPENTRY, all types, remodelini
ToSk;s built homes Fairta,
cARSPIE;NTERNG, porches. fences
rec. rmS.. sm. Jobs. Call 7-9 pm
CARPENTRY. no job too small; b.
hour or contract. ST. 34S0: ewes.
81. 5000. w. BURGESS. IL
CARPENTERY, undermining; kitchens
denS, rec. rms, cabinets, bookcases
Call G. F. ST. DENIS. Lu. 1..5572
CARPENTRY - shelving. cabine
work, furn. repair. comb. doors
windows. etc. Reas. Ii. 6-9740.
CARPENTRY - General remodeiing
MR.. LAWRENCE. RA. s7os.
CARPENTRY AND PAINTING Of al
types; porch repairs; l2-yrs. expert
ence. BROCK. VI. 1913. -16
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ROOMS FURN.-N.E. tcont.,
coJoREn RApcA1N

COLORED BARGAIN
2nd AND CROMWELL TER. NE.
.S12,750. ONLY $3.50 DOWN
Well-built brick, 6 rms, plus 2 in
closed porches, oil heat, built-ln
garage, Bendix washer, refgr.: easy
ley FIR. 1851. after 8; days, ST.
BREITERMAN REALTY CO.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
CHAIN SAWS, power saws. power
ers. electric hedge trimmers.
RUST'S HARDWARE
Falls Church, Va. PA. 1922.
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CARPENTER WORK
Recreation rms, remodeling. porch
enclosures, no Job too large or toe
small. Terms If desired. HILL CON-
81 72l0. lSe
CEMENT; also asphalt, rubber anc
over. CONRAD. GE. 1896. 1T
CLOGGED DRAIN fIPES electrically
raxor-kleened or no charge. ROTO-
ROOTER. phone RA 1888 any day
any night
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION, re.
pairs, short circuits, small Jobs done
30
FENCE - Galvanized chain INK. all
posts IN concrete; Immediate erec-
ton" Get the best for less; 80
months to pay. Phone HO. 6SS3:
evenings and Sunday, WA. 1881.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COOK AND CLEANER, excellent 1st
class city refer, live out, $50 to
S35 week. Ii. 4-1819.
GIRL, COLoRED. desires position as
day worker, exp DE. 6465.
COLORED School age girl wants work
COLORED GIRL desires day work.
CO. 5433.
COIoRED GIRLS wish work, full
time or part time child care; ref
Call Ii. 6-5694. 16s
COLORED WOMAN desires days
work; excellent laundress; expert
enced; references. Ii. 3-6621.
references. TR. 3293.
GIRL, colored, desires nursemaid; {
days wk.; refs. HU. 4532.
WOMAN, neat, colored, experienced
| in day work any kind; good ironer
home Tuesday. Elk. 1878.
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HELP DOMESTIC

CO0K-G .H.W., experienced, with
ref; hrs. lis. Dorchester House
10th st. NV, Apt. 424. -16
COOK GENERAL HOUSEWORKER;
experienced; live in; rm. and lava
tory 1st f.: 5h-day wk.; S25
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New. cloSe-coupled. special this week.
S24.95. ACE WRECKING g. BUILD
ING MATERIALS CO., '40O2 MINI.
ave n q TIT d-nS0n on
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SITUATIONS MEN 6 WOMEN
INSTRUCTION COURSES

COUPLE, experienced managers. De.
sire apartment or hotel connections
Address. BERNARD MOSEY, Genera
Delivery, Bethesda. Md 17S
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RUG SALE

RUG SALE
s11s gray + % sn n 5ss Sse ssis $eg xs
vet, reg. $194, sale $94; 12x1s #
10 in. Gulistan gray twist, reg
S441, sale S341; 9x15 Gulistan graz
twist, reg. S265. sale $210; 9 IT. ,
10 It. II in. beige textured, reg
S191, sale S14S; 9x12 IT.. 10 in
beige textured. reg. 1925, sale $167
Open 8 to 8; Tues, Thurs. and Fri
MuMMA's RUGS AND FURNITURE
$3.50 Conn. Ave. WO. S75S
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NATIVE tITST.a FRENCH WOMAN intereste

so CHRISTMAS CARDS. 81
Exclusive designs, name-imprint
Inns sell fast. You make up to SOC
on 21-card 81 assortments. Over
100 others. Cash bonus. gifts. Plan
for organizations. -Assortments on
approval, imprints freei WETMORE
& SUGDEN. 749 Monroe, Dept.
o5n Pochester NJ
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DOORS, WINDOWS

ACE WRECKING co.
1902 Minnesota ave. ne. LU. 1850
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HELP WOMEN Cont

MATTRESSES (e); must be expert
enced in serving liquor. Apply
TRIO REST, 1887 18th st. NV.
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ADDITIONS ana medern,ssns, cellar
estimates NATIONAL CONTRACT.
ING CO.. 931 New York ave NV.
ADDITIONS, homes remodeled; guar
anteed work; up to r yrs. to pay.
HAMILTON CONSTR. co. RE. 4477
ADDITIONS, ROOFING. SIDING, con-
crete work porches, general repairs,
Free estimates. Can finance. J. H
BOLLINGER WA. 4649. ~
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TV SERVICE CALLS = Experienced.
eflcient service at your home II at
all possible: yrs. at this address.
45O9 College ave.. College Park. Md.
WATiERPRooFING OF ALL KINDS,
cement work; al work guaranteed
BUILD YOUR OWN HOME-Save ur
to H. Supervision and carpenter!
furnished. Wal ,WAlRBuRToN & BRuNK On <
Church. CH. 9763. IL
BETTER SCREEN YOUR PORCH
while / have material; free estt
mate. Phone ewes. 81. 3942.
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Vic. Carnegie Library
3 rms, kitchen and bath; S61 mo-.
A. D. CRUMBAUGH
490S Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Rnoltnr
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BUILDING MATERIALS

large stock OF good used lumber
doortng, doorA windows, plumbing
pipe. boilers and radiators al
bargain prices. HECHINGER CO
18th and H sts. ne AT 400
BUILDING MATERIALS
' sxsss' axios; sheathins. h thing siding, & door. doors
complete with frames. windows, "a.
inch plywood: special 42-inch sink.
with drainboard, .Ss each; soil pipe
and, fittings. sm. heating boilers and
radiator and many other items
GENERAL WREcKING CO. MI
BUILDING MATERIALS
Large stock good used lumber; a.
million-ft. good flooring. good uset
brick; pipe, all sizes: lge. stocl
steel beams, plumbing, radiation
soil pipe, plaster board, stone
marble, doors, windows, steel plate
boilers; l0ge discount cash anc
carry. we deliver. Visit our yard
hundreds of bargains. 7
ARROW WRECKING co.
HOO So. Capitol st. Ii. $4,000.
BULLDoZERs. Cat, DE-; blade ane
sg loge eoo! WINCH; sn $3.50; S4 $50; pp poo cletrae
ailIsiIe ri oHS; ss34 "a cie'Fac' $4,000. is Sai
osAYS5A5Sh 1sTrD FsPEsRrrss sls's5ls eo
s13 14tb st nv
CAMERA. Grafex 3Mx4A, with mag
azine and 6la-in. f2.5 Cooke lens
All in good shape; S126. sH. S912
CASH REGIsTERs-Get a factory
rebuilt National fullv Guaranteed
and sold by the only authorizee
CASH REGISTER CO. 1917 < st
NV. Dial Ma. $3.50.
CARPET and pads; wall-to-wall TO
old. dg F1ii dE. hf!Ii iso5' and din' Fm' sy yrs
CHAIRS %. maple, mo. old; sac
CoPPER SibiSi + TuBiSG-pipe. IGSIG blk galy
cut. thread. Soil pipe and fittings
ATLANTIC. s07 v st: NV. NO. 1921
DEEP FREEZE. 10-cubic-ft., stainles
teti ees sa1nfs eoDdon GSaPaF'Tsa'' ssaS Ra Sf
DEHI MIDIFIERS-Big reductions o.
leading makes. Also on entire stoc
reconditioned air conditioners; a.
types and sizes. Grab bargain
BISHOP EQUIPMENT CO.. OR
DESK. executiye; $50 or best ofe,
Phone HO. 1900. Ext. 206. is
DIAMOND, lady's blue-white "a ct
SOL, set In 6-stone fishtail mtg
S125; lady's Princess ring, 30 whit
| diamonds. approx. IA Ct, Specia
S175; lady's platinum emerald Gu
diamond ring, finest color and cut
set in plat, 2 side baguettes, $500
lady's plat sol. fine color and GU
perfect, approx. ga cts. $1,000
lady's perfect plat. SOL, 3 cts, 81,
DINETTE SET, table, 4 chair.
| blond; perfect condition. MiScel
laneous items. OW 6574.
DINETTE Wholesale prices O
de luxe chrome sets. 203S Eye S
NV ST. 4420. III
DINING RIM. SUITE, 1o-pc.. walnut
| ABC washer. all good cond. we
DIN. RIM. SET. buffet. table and
chairs, $50. Call AID. 4751; weei
days call after 6 pm. lie
DINING RIM. SUITE, lge.. heavy wa
nut; 8 pieces: uphol., slipcoyer
/ table pad. Cost 5000. now S1SI
| DOORS
Slat doors, eft, S-in. .x6-ft., Sin
perfect cond.; $40 ca.
! ACE WRECKING co.
IA0n0 AEtpnasofa aya "a TIT l0Rnl
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CASH IN CHRISTMAS CARDS
Easy-to-sell gorgeous 21-card assort-
ments pay you SOC on 81 sales.
Embossed name -imprints, SO for
SI.25. Big line. Imprinted stationery.
napkins, others. Fast. friendly serv-
ice. Free imprint samples, assort-
ments on approval. Write! HY-
CREST. 78 Chauncy, Dept. lax.
II
Evening star., 1951-07-16

REFRIGERATOR
CLOSE-OUT
New 1850 and 1851 GE. westing.
srvs .6d GG0ssS Ho poins ason
at greatly reduced prices; all in orig
boxes. STANDARD TIRE q BAT.
Terry. 10th and H SITS ne Oper
evenings till 9. Ii. 3-90S2
REFRIGERATOR RENTALS. S6 mo.
small deposit DOWD'S 4412 Conn
. ayr ave OF or ,,E 1900 .oor,,s ron,
Formica tops: cushioned seats; ex.
cellent condition; reasonable price
HI 3l00 EXT. 6i24. -16
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1900 FORT DAVIS ST. s.E.-Attrac.
1-bedroom apt. in modern bldg. !;
nicely furn.. immed. poss. To IN
spect call Mrs. Point with SHANNON
4 LUCHS CO.. 1905 Il st. NV.
Ma. 2345. -16
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AIR CONDITIONERS

New 1851 models; 20go of list pricl
for cash buyers: installed in 'regulal
windows FREE PARAMOUNT CO.
0160 ia aye n m uTI dp0n
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HOLLAND FURNACE co.
Clean and repair your furnace now
Coal oil or gas: special prices for
mo Of July. Call for free estimate
HOLLAND FURNACE co.
3271 NJ st. NV DE 7750.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
GordenH Hose4 4eIps
Lay Out Border

Where the effect of curves be-
tween lawns and adjoining flower
beds is preferred over straight
lines. a garden hose and tool
with a cutting edge are all the
lawn owner needs.
Lay out a garden hose along the
border to be prepared. Position
the hose on the ground in the
shape Of the curved border that
seems best. Study IL from several
angles. readjust. 1t until the de-
sired contour is arranged. Then
use the spade or edging tool to cut
the turf along the hose.
The hose will rest more firmly
in place on the ground during the
cutting process If it is filled with
water.
Evening star., 1951-04-15

It's o good idea sometimes to
take a look over your neighbor's
back fence. You are almost sure
to learn something.
I was scouting about the other
day and took peek into Jim
Franklin's barn yard. And I found
something there I believe is worth
passing on.
Mr.. Franklin, who Is vice presi-
dent Of Capital Air Lines, has a
pretty nice dairy farm on the
Pender-F road in Fairfax
County. He has just finished a
new poll barn, which is what made
me stop. But what interested me
the most was the hay hunks he
made out of old metal drums: They
can be used either for feeding hay,
grain or as watering tanks.
The watering idea is what took
my fancy, since water is an erratic
thing out on The 40 Acres. Some
times we have too much, and at
other times, when you want it the
most, there isn't any. That, of
course, means pulling it out of the
well and carrying it to the animals.
Have you ever seen a COW drink
water - particularly in August?
Well, a tubful is just a little mouth
wash. and when you have six cows
you can spend good part of your
time carrying water.
But back to the watering tanks,
or feed hunks. if you like. Mr..
Franklin has gathered up bunch
of old metal drums, had them cut
in half and welded together in
sections of four. Of course, both
ends of the two middle half
drums and one end each of the
two end drums were cut out so
as to leave continuous tank.
\ He had set them on bases made
of 2x4s to hold them off the
ground and has built a Slated
rack on one side so the cows could
get their heads through to eat.
They seemed very fine-inexpen-
sive and easily cleaned.
/ think I shall make a couple,
only will be like the man who
made two holes in the bottom Of
his corn crib door-one for the
cat and one for the kitten. I'll
make big tank for the COWS and
a little one for the calves and
put them side by side.
\ 4 y y
e. c. Birge, former president of
the Connecticut Dairymen's Asso-
citation. who now lives at lot
Cedar avenue, Takoma Park, Md,
sends in a note on grass silage.
Mr.. Birge said he never put
grass in his silo on his Southern
Connecticut farm. but had good
success with oats and peas. He
said on ground where he wanted
! to plant grass In the fall. he used
! to seed oats and peas In the
spring. BY July, he said, the crop
can be cut for the silo. He ex-
planned that the crop should be
cut after the dew Is off, and should
be heaped into water shedding
Evening star., 1951-04-15
sIFence Post Timber Cutting Time Herel

Have timber for fence posts cut,
peeled and penned to dry by
May Is.
The posts then will be ready for
treatment with a preservative by
September l.
This advice to farmers comes
from Associate Forester r. w.
Patton of the Virginia Agricul-
tural Extension Service.
He lists pentachlorophenol as
one OF the most satisfactory chem
ical preservatives for fence posts.
Evening star., 1951-04-15

He makes these other suggestions:
Stock posts a foot or more off
the ground, preferably in the
shade.
Use only round posts, since the
exposed heart wood Of split posts
does not take the preservative
treatment.
He says any oil-tight tank that
will allow half or more Of the
post to be submerged at one time
will be satisfactory for treatment.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
Life in the Country
You Can Always Learn Something New
Toking Look Over the Neiqhbor' Fence
By james Birehfield

cocks. The natural moisture con-
tent is about right for silage. he
said.
X 4 4 y
Fred and Nellie Everly. who oWn
the drugstore in Fairfax. have q
new member Of their family. Their
mare had a fine colt the other day
and upset the routine in the
Everly household.
Fred said he looked out the
window one morning and saw the
Evening star., 1951-04-15

The Chesapeake and Potomac
Iris Society will meet Saturday at
70 pm. in the garden Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bozievich. 6710 Hill
mead road, Bethesda. Lee M. Clark
will act as auctioneer for the an
nual plant and root sale. Refresh
ments will be served.
Evening star., 1951-04-15

The garden section of the Bur-
|leith Citizens Association meets
Tuesday at 8 pm. at the home of
Mrs. j. NJ. Banks of 1888 r street
NV. w. n. Youngman, garden
editor of The Star will be the
speaker.
Evening star., 1951-04-15

foal lying beside the mare in the
paddock out back Of the house.
He said when he told Nellie she
got so excited she ran out to the
barn without bothering to finish
dressing.
Fred, Of course. remained calm
When I got there at about II am
he was just sitting down to break
fast, and his hands were shaking
like a leaf.
Evening star., 1951-04-15

Mustard is related to cabbage,
cauliflower and turnip.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-07
Hans Christian Some, der Sehoepfer
des Sechsiahrep|ans fuer vertriebene

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aus oieiem Snterpiep iuieoer.
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Erkundungsfahrt Won General
Omar n. Bradley mach Europa

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u. NruOlcp bat lid, mad, lSaris be-
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Die Tverkei OelIond der Zvkvnft?
Reservoir werden ols ebenso gross vie die lrons
bezeichnet.
bezeichnet.

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5ula'leu peroen, Dob lid Die Goraan9e
lit oen uuoercn SeIldnoern bes Wtltt.
lcren Sitens lpieoerholen fonuer.
Gas beibt: Die Siirfei miro iid) bnnor
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Der Preiskrieg i'm Londe
breitet sich weiter aus
Washington droht NIT Antitrust -Mossnohmen.

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fGuien.
Dtacp's @arenbaus in Mcm Dorf
iula Ocn Ercisfrieg beenoen, ,penu
ieine aonfurrenten ibre @arcn iehS
ErcSent bober aIS oieies grobte
@arenbaus ser @elt perfauien mol.
len. Ias slnSebot lpurbe absclebnt
lno Ser arieg eebt iroblih ,peiter.
sSeiniteins Warenbaus be9ann iu
Gan Jrancisco ben Yreistrieg. ST.
Omaha lieB Sec Smitb, ser Yr1ii.
Dent Der Smitb TrugItores, sic Grci.
lc berlnteriuieseu, peil CT ser An.
lid)t 1T, oab eiu Yreisfries iiir sic
&lelnerf1uier 5um 8uten mare.
Sn Malbington nbcr erfl1rte ser
GrdiiSent ser Notional ;seoerotion
or Snocpcnoent 9uIineb. George s.
Burger, Oab nad) Dem Inti,S ruiigc-
I,se Dos Terfauien unter oeln SelbIt.
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Allerlei aus aIIer Welt

SSoibinNtnn. - Su lester sti=
mite ltclltc Der Nunoesonlpolt @or=
rcn WtoNce al bos 9umnesobcroe=
rid)t Den 9lntrd0, Den 9lufihuh Der
Tull'tredlno Der Spocslrteilc ococll
Z neltihe &rieasperbred,cr III Der
fii9en. Sns 8erid)t toot niht, benn
es dina am Soa porber in Scnmer-
feriell ann einiae ber Hid)ter iino
bereits ohoerciit.
Sofir. sllIiierte Eruppen er=
'ielten arf ihlamn,iqen Straben
@elpinne pon elmer bis orei Meilen,
lpdhreno bic Ghineien iid) lpeiter in
ibrc S'ebirNsfcItln9, bic oleih nad)
StricNscnoc inter rl,iiiiher 9luilitht
uiNclcNt WurOel mar, ,lriit,uucn.
Sle Slllllcrtcn iuarem lueni1cr ais
10 Neilen BON Gborlpou enliernt,
lueltkes Oeu lueillisben slnfer ocs
IreletS Gbcrlpuu &lunhWu .EDouo
nallo lit. IS bieE icopd,, sal, ser
Iclnolld)e HlIdilN in procntIid,cr
sSeiic crfplotc.
Mdlhinaton. StootsiefretGr
slhclon aab at, onk Gen. Macslrs
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Popst Plus X. in St. Peter

TotfnnitoNt. lleber 25OOOO
aatbolifen fneten NIT Napit |iuS
im 8ebet sum- vaebel1iaten Sins,
Der Nelt elnen bauernben Irieoen 81
brlngen.
Vaplt Bins Der Sebnte. Ser bereits
Dor ieinen Sobe als vSeilieer" be.
seifnet >purbe, ,purSe in Der ct.
!Veters goiillfa beilis eeiprod,er. Gr
lit Der erite Tnpit, Ser in 279 Sab.
rem ielia aeiprohen tpurbe.
Ser eeaenlpartiae Yapit bob Der.
Dor, Dab Faplt Yius Ser 3ebnte al,
acbrodenem Serjen itarb, ais oie
@elt 1914 in Sen arice itiir3te. ST
pie3 nit @e5isnahnle ali sic Ser.
IoIsnng ser aatbulifen hiuter Sen
Giiernen Gorbana aui sic idluereu
3eiten bin. oie Sic Stride ipieAer
ourduadje.
slls bo3 @ebet bes Yapites fir Den
sSeItiricbcn beenNiet wor, ieancte er
Die 0icnac, oie Damn Dem @cionae
bes Gotifaa,dures iibcr bcn Huubilnf
|;llborte.
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foitcnprciS ein manItdnoiscs Scr.
Igeben lit, buS oeu nll1uOigcn @ctt.
belucrb jerltort.
Gr lagte ierner, hob oie Ieocral
Sraoe Gonlnliiiion cine mlmoerbore
8cleaenbeit bate. inherent &irt.
itaItslebcn tbrc MISUNDERSTANDING
dl bcipelleIl, inoem iie Dos 8eies il,
lanpenolng 9cbrod)t batte.
Snimlld)cn bat BERNARD 8imbel.
ser Grjfonfurrent Macp's, erfl1rt,
oab er ld) Weoer bon aHccp's nod
BON lrgeno lclnanO lrlterbieten Ialien
|Diirbe.
@einIiein in San Sroncisco mubte
200 GrtraoerfluIer anltellen, 90 Bic
afenge BON Ben Gelegenbeitsf1uicn
|alsfiibrllh 8ebrnllh mad)te.
Ser Gaiolinfrieg perbreitcte lid,
bon Connecticut nod 9telp Serep
|inb 8aiolin ,uuroe iiir 17.9 uno
1879 Sent sic @nllnnc pcrfauit.
Sn Dem sroben &ergniiglngspurt
I'M Ealllaocs Farf in 9telp Sericp
.ptrocn ~Trunfiurtcr" fit 6 Gent
aEItatt Is Sent uerfunit uno .Sam.
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