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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-12

Washington. June 12.-The testi-
mOny given yesterday before the COM
mitce on Cuban relations by L. b.
Thurber. showing that between $1,000
and $4,000 had been paid out of the
Cuban treasury under the direction of
Governor General Wood for the pro-
motion of the effort 10 secure reci-
prOcity between the United States
and Cuba caused n sensation in the
senate. The news of Thurber's state
ment reached the senate chamber
about the time that that body con-
vened. and when Teller. whose exam
inatiOn had developed the facts, made
his appearance on the floor he was
Immediately surrounded by senators
from both sides of the chamber, who
profcSSed great anxiety TO know all
that had occurred.
Copies of the Voucher in Demand.
Copies of the one voucher produced
were agerly sought. and the demand
was not satisfied until forty or fifty
copies had been typewriter and cir
culated in the senate chamber. Much
interest was also manifested on the
part of members of the house. and
some of the beet sugar advocates of
that body pointed out that Thurber
had not i'll his testimony before the
ways and means committee indicated
any connection with the Cuban govern
ment in his effort to create sentiment
in this country favorable to conces-
SionS to Cuba.
Voucher That Made the Sensation.
The voucher is dated New York,
April ,, 1902 and reads:
THE United States Military Govern
ment of the Island of Cuba to the
United states Export Association. DR.
For sending third edition of 10000
circular letters and accompanying pub
licatiOns to leaders of thought in the
United States. advocating a reduction
in the duties upon Cuban products,
with a reciprocal reduction In the du-
ties upon American products imported
into Cuba. 81. $50" The voucher was
receipted by the United States Export
Association. T. r. Thurber. President.
and endorsed: THE services herein
charged for having been performed un-
der the verbal directions and author
ity of the military governor. this
voucher as submitted is approved, and
the auditor is authorized 10 pass the
same" Thurber said three bills of a
similar character had been paid to him
by the Cuban military government.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-12
NIinnesotn's Casualty List.

Detroit. Mimi. June 12.-The list of
killed in the tornado Monday after
noon follows: Mrs. +. o. Berg: four
children of Andrew Hum. two girls
aged 13 ana IL. and two boys aged
Il and 6. The Hiums have five other
children, who were more or less in.
jured
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-12
Quay Is ON Top Once More.

Harrisburg. Pa. June 12.-Judgc
Samuel w. Pennypacker was nomi-
mated yesterday for governor over At
torney General John p. Elkin, by the
Republican STATE convention, by vote
of 206 to 152. EX-State Senator Will
liam III. Brown. of Newcastle, and Ma
jor Isaac Il. Rrown. of Erie. were
nominated 10y acclamation for lieuten-
ant governor and secretary of internal
affairs, respectively. Senator Quay
was unanimously chosen chairman of
the Republican state committee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-12

are likely TO go. The rain is still
falling.
Des Moines. June 12.-For the first
time in two days communication has
been established with Washington.
Nine high school students enjoying n
picnic at Coppock were caught in the
storm. They took refuge in school
house which was blown to pieces
burying all in the debris. Mildred
McAtlin and Charles Chance, were
probably fatally injured. All the
others were more or less hurt.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-12
Had a Fight with Two Thugs.

Steubenville. o., June 12.-After a
desperate fight between Peter Slovin-
sky. river pirate who had stolen Il
boat at East Liverpool. and his pal.
Raymond Culver. and Constables
James Chamberlain and Johnston, of
Brilliant, o.. in the high weeds along
the Ohio river. Slovinsky was fatally
shot by the constables and he and his
partner taken into custody. \ fusil-
lade OF bullets was sent at the officers,
but none of them took effect
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-12
Princeton Confers Degrees.

Princeton. n. J., June 12-At the
exercises of the 1j5th annual COM
mencement of Princeton university a
large number of honorary degrees were
conferred. among them the following:
Doctor of divinity. Rev. Richard Dav-
enport Harlan. president of Lake For
est university. Illinois; master of arts.
james Heron Eckels, ex-comptroller
of currency
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-12
Indiana Trap shooters. Tournamen1.

Muncie, Ind. June 12-At the state
tournament of the Trap Shooters
League of Indiana only six passed the
so per cent mark. Hugh Clark. of
Wabash. high man in the ten events,
lost only fourteen birds. NJ. w. Thomp-
son, of Lafayette. was elected presi-
dent: Hugh Clark, of Wabash. vice
president. and \. l.. Livenguth. of
Lafayette. secretary-treasurer. The
next meeting will he held at Lafayette.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-12
cLoUDBUKsr IN IOWA.
Boone River on Rampage and Lives I'm
perIIed- Children Caught In Storm.

Des Moines, June 12.-As the re-
suit of the cIoudburst near Webster
City last night Boone river is many
feet above its banks and has flooded
the northwest and eastern portions
of this city. Residents were driven
from their homes. but as yet none
have been drowned. All the wagon
bridges are out and railway bridges
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-12
More Luck Than Discretion.

F. Smith, of Detroit, stopped at the
Sherman House Monday and that
night took in the town. He had with
him a sacheI containing $500 in jew
elry. Tuesday morning he reported to
the police that he had lost it. Patrol
man Henry Pautlitz located it in 4
saloon. where it was resting undis-
fur-laod
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-12
,Jacobson's DnstnrdIv Act

Natchez. Miss. June PA. Jacob
son. a Russian. shot and killed A. Lip
schitz yesterday morning in the lat
ter's store. The two had had diff
ference over business matters. Lip
schitz was unarmed and not expecting
to be attacked. when acobsOn fired a
bullet into his head from behind.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-12
COAL STRIKE OUT WEST
Force immediately Used to Prevent Any
body from ding to Work.

bOuy IroIl OOIHB 20 "Oik
Pittsburg, Kan, June 12.-Because
the Great Western Coal company re-
fuses to treat with the strikers at
Fuller, Kan, a strike order was is
sued by the executive board yester-
day Non-union men who tried TO go
TO work were prevented from doing
so by an OverpOwering number Of
strikers.
Blows We're struck. but nobody was
seriously injured. The company
brought I'm nOn-union men but the
mines are completely tied up. Tho
conference in progress here between
the miners and the mine owners is un-
able to agree and general strike is
expected
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-12
I1Iipoi, Man win, the Cun.

Sioux City. Ia. June 12.-Guy Burn
side, of Knoxville. Ills. won the inter-
state championship cup at the Sioux
City Gun club meeting yesterday. G..
NJ. Powers and J. II. Hughes were his
only opponents in the Shoot-on.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-12
Child of 3 years a Preacher.

Flint. Mich, June 12.-Lonnie Den
mis-. the child wonder who is a preach
er of considerable note. occupied the
African NJ. T.. pulpit here Sunday at
both services. He is years of age
and has been preaching, he claims,
since he was 3 years old. He occupies
the pulpit dressed as a girl. His voice
is childish, but his logic is strong. He
made many converts here
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-12
Min Men to Strike Monday.

Chippewa aI'lls. Wis. June 12.-The
men employed i'm the mill and yards
here will strike for shorter hours Mon
day morning. They work eleven hours
now and claim that they receive pay
for but ten hours. The mill mems un-
ion ordered the strike
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-12
Terrific storm at hampaign.

Champaign. Ills. June 12.-T ter
rifle storm swept over this city Tues
day night, doing considerable damage
to buildings. railway property. cleo
tric wires and crops throughout the
surrounding country. No loss of life
is reported. The roofs Of the Avenue
public school and of the new German
Roman Catholic school were blown off,
and in the business section plate glass
windows generally were demolished.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-12
Celebration Closes.

West Point, June 12.-The centen-
NAL celebration closed today with
the presentation of diplomas to the
graduating class by President Roose-
welt. The president left this after
noon on the Dolphin for Oyster Bay.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-12

Raraboo. Wis. June 12-E. l.. Luc-
kow, president of the Wisconsin Press
association, has arranged the annual
outing of the editors of this state,
which will he trip down the Missis-
sippi river on steamer. The associa-
tion will start from St Paul June 24
and 90 to St I.nnis
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-12
CUBA WAS NOT idle
ON SUGAR QUESTION
Money Expended in Propagation of the View
Favorable to the
Island.
VOUCHER is DUG UP AT WASHINGTON
Between $4,000 and $4,000 Paid Out of
Treasury Under Direction of
Governor Wood.

here by the governor. The sympathy
with the striking street car men pre-
cipitated serious disturbance last
evening when a detachment of deputy
sheriffs were attacked by a crowd
which demolished the street car Of
fees and stoned number of persons
who were injured.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-12
Got the Limit Very Promptly.

Wausau, Wis, June 12.-Within
twenty-four hours after the commits
sion of the crime, John Mason, who
made a criminal assault on a little
girl in the woods at Schofield. has
been sentenced TO ten years I'm prison,
which is the limit of the law.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-12
Death of Judge Humphrey.

Hudson. Wis. June 12.-Judge Her
man L. Humphrey is dead of general
debility. after an ILLNESS of eight
weeks. lie was - years of age and
was one of the pioneers OF st. Cro!x
county. locating here i'm 1879.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-12
: Hurh Lanrnn Dead.

Clinton, Ia, June 12.-Hush Ian
gan, member of the Iowa legislature
from Crawford county, and member
of the South Dakota legislature, Is
dead, aged "a.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-12
Colombia Honors Bishop spaIdiug.

New York. June 12,-At the COM
meneement exercises of Colombia uni
versity the honorary degree of doctor
of laws was bestowed on the Rt. Rev.
John Lancaster Spalding. Roman
Catholic bishop of Peoria, Ills.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-12
Foul PLAY Is suspected.

Dubuque. Ia, June 12.-The body of
Mathilda Wagner. aged 23. daughter
of farmer at Apple River, Ills. was
found i'm the river here yesterday. In
dications point to foul play.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-12
stin Another CnIprit.

reeves, another OF the cuIprits, was
pardoned and liberated April % by
Ex-Governor General of Cuba Leonard
Wood. because he was witness for
the state in the trial at Havana. Rath-
bone. still another. was released in
100000 bail on April 21. and later
President Roosevelt ordered that his
case be reviewed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-12
They Can worship Him I'm Prison.

Lucca. Italy. June 12.-Musselino.
the notorious brigand. was sentenced
yesterday to Imprisonment for life. He
has been made a hero of by the popu-
lace. and especially the women. ever
since his capture
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-12
Thirteen Hundred and Eichtv-Four.

Sidney, o.. June 12.-Thirteen hun.
dred and eighty-four ballots have now
been taken by the Fourth congression.
al district Democratic convention. with
the result that it has adjourned from
Sidney to Wapakoneta, to meet again
July u.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-12

csad horses. The damage TO farmers
is beyond estimation at this time.
In Peoria the loss cannot be eSti-
mated at this writing. The damage to
plate glass alone will amount TO many
thousands of dollars. The dry goods
store OF Harmed X Vonmaur was dam
aged S2J,OO0 by fire and water. Sew
eral big stores were unroofed and the
losses of the owners Will he more than
$4,000 In the locality known as Dry
Run sixteen people were rescued by
policemen from drowning. The steamer
City Of Peoria, out on the Illinois
river with an excursion party of 500
women, was caught in the narrowS
several miles above Peoria. The cool
ness Of Captains Shaw and Sively and
the bravery of the crew saved the yes
SCI
The tug Glory, of Peoria. and many
launches are at the bottom of the
river. Tie steamer City of Henry was
driven far. in shore by the wind and
waves. and will be n total loss The
fish market boats were torn from their
mOoringS and carried across the lake.
1t is not known yet whether any lives
were lost in these boats. as it has been
impossible to reach them. The Peoria
aud Pekin Union rOundhOuse was
blown down. In it at the time were
eight men. and all escaped without
serious injury but Samuel Spence. an
Iowa Central engineer, who was
caught by the falling walls and re-
ceived serious injuries TO his back.
Thirteen locomotives owned by the
Illinois Central. two by the iowa Cen
trail. four by the T.. p. and w, and
five by the Big -Four, Were almost TO-
tally wrecked.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-12
Troops Called Ont.

Pawtucket, II. l., June 12.- The
streets of the city are patrolled to-
day by eight companies of infantry
and two troops of cavalry, ordered
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-12
Woman Appointed City Treasurer.

Kansas City, Mo-, June 12.-Mrs.
Lillian ]. Adams has been appointed
city treasurer of Kansas City, Kas.,
by Mayor Craddock, to succeed her
husband, John a. Adams, who died
Tuesday night.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-12
Their Plans May Wait Ns~.

KeoSauqua, Ia, June 12.-EdwaTd
Hale, who shot his sweetheart at Can
trill few days ago, hanged himself
In jail here yesterday. He was brought
from the penitentiary for his prelim-
mary examination. When the super
visOrs went into the Jail yesterday
to plan the safe-keeping of the pris-
Oner he was found suspended by a
towel to a Slat In his cell and dead
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-12
Prof. swain to Leave Indiana.

Philadelphia. Pa. Juns 12.-The
fund of 100000 which was required
by Swarthmore college to secure the
services of Professor Joseph Swain,
of the Indiana university, as presi-
dent. has been completed. Professor
Swain signified his willingness to ac-
cept the presidency of the institution
providing n fund of 100000 was do
mated for the purpose of broadening
the educational facilities of the col
loco.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-12
Nurserymen i'm Convention.

Milwaukee, June 1.-TWO hundred
members of the American Nursery
mems association convened here yes
terday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-12
NEELY RELEASED
Indiana Man Who Was in Trouble
in Cuba is
Free.
VAS CONVICTED AND SENTENCED
Yet is Given Amnesty by Palma
as Evidence of Grat-
itude.

Havana. June PC. +. w. Nicely.
who on March ~ was sentenced TO
ten years Imprisonment and TO pay
a fine OF $50. 101 for completely in the
Cuban postal frauds. was released yes
terday under the bill signed by Presi-
dent Palma ON June @. granting am
nesty to- all United StateSans convict
ed of crimes in Cuba during the term
of the United States occupation, and
those awaiting trial
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-12
FINISH is VISIBLE.
Doesn't Seem To Be Any Great
Amount of Future Before
Castro.
HE OF THE VENEZUELAN REPUBLIC
Surrounded by Rebels on All Sides
President Says He Will Die in
His Boots.

Port of Spain, Trinidad. June 12.-
Events are marching with giant strides
in the country of Bolivar. President
Castro, of Venezuela, has been forced
to recognize that the MatOS revolution
is not Il myth, for his best troops are
beaten daily by the revolutionary
forces, and at the present hour, from
north to south. from east to west, the
country is rising as one man against
Castro. General AIatOs, who likewise
entities himself president, has person
ally taken command of the revolution
and was, on June 1. at Urica. twenty
leagues distant from Carupano, march
ing toward Caracas with an army,
which some persons estimate at 5000
men and others at 1900.
Danger from Another Point.
To believe, however, that he will
reach the capital and take possession
of the presidency without a deadly
struggle would be an Illusion. General
Castro is preparing TO offer resistance
and hopes TO bar the invasion either
in the plains of Carabobo or in the
valley of the Tuy. This is not the
only direction in which the presidents
political horizon is menaced. COrO.
Valencia, and Barquisimeto are all
more or less in the power of the revO-
lutionistS. At Coro Generals Riera and
Solagni have effected a junction and
are absolute masters of the envirOns.
Will Join AIatOs' Army.
Revolutionary troops enter the city
of Valencia every night and as the
town is no longer lighted, give them
selves up to all sorts of repriSalS. Even
Leguira. the port of Caracas. is at
tackled nightly by armed bands, who
OH the night of May ~ killed the mill
tary chief of Maiquetia before his own
door. All this is not fiction, but hard
fact, and will give Il vague idea of the
social condition of Venezuela. All
these bands only await the approach
of Matos' army to their districts to
hasten to join him.
Castro Is a Tyrant Also.
President CastrO's political conduct
leads TO the belief that before his de-
parture he will indulge in the COM
initial of all sorts OF extra a-arbitrary
acts. He has lately suppressed the
newspapers FL TEMPO and La Lin
terna, arrested the manager of the
bank of Caracas. Mr.. Castillo; imposed
on the widow of the late Guzman
Blanco forced war contribution of
1.0O0.O00. and has arrested the presi-
dent of congress. General ToSta Gar
cia, and the president of the SOciete
Franchise, De Nidale Rigo. a highly
respected man, on very slight SUPPOSE
tion. Such is the way i'm which he
treats his supposed enemies. He has
also caused his faithful officer. Gener-
nj Davila. the vanquiSher of FL Mocho,
to be arrested after very violent scene
at the palace of AIirafiores. during
which Davila reproached him with his
ingratitude. The relation of these facts
will prove the nature of the atmOs-
phere in which VenezuelanS and for
eigners in Venezuela are obliged to
live,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-12
OTHER DOINGs OF THE TEMPEST
Many Persons Have Remarkable Escapes
Damage Done at Other Points.

Many Persons Have Remarkable Escapes
Damage Done at other Points.
The roundhouse at Wesley was
blown in by the wind, burying fifteen
men in the ruins. The police and fire.
men dug them out, and all were res
cued without the loss of single life.
Three large dry goods houses We're
on fire at the same time and the en-
tire fire department of the city was
on duty all night. The storm struck
Morton, small village fifteen miles
below here, and Edward Beeman was
killed by falling timbers. A farmer
named Ellison was killed while at
tempting to save his horses. He was
found surrounded By the bodies of six
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-23
M For kyhdsn X
sss zSessfas-ssksas Il Uns daans
iiStaleIie Al grrkbent a~Doieselt

graiibent Roc'euelf bolot en- Iiber
prrten for Saore OF RsSrc I'm
tale | 8aterpiGe @aine. San iag.
De: "Gnboer 5ar, Der bar Ell flor
Slot gsrn - os ies er gartneISags
not III at ipnes ON mango esrn | en-
Samtlie - osb, at berfom ban bill
gnpne fine gsrr, MAJ ban oaiaa ten.
re paa its ieIb. Ru. bar 3 life babt
ben Griarine, at ser er WpnS %
Oct beorsoer mig al iiae, fauite Her
aptnber Tom tror, at BE- gisr fine
Ssrr en- Sieneite ueS at ipare Dem for
erboer anitrnngeIie2 Roar De TaSer
fine bigger iiboe / no % rag % Ipie,
meNrrS WoSereu uSretter alt Susor.
betbe? SLENDER 8 itge TiGipISer?
Seq gisr. gler raar en- 8ut tiuaops
al bore OF ltben at Ipre noqrt, Ser
fan ppre AZ prottiit 0ptte. aien6er
IS ogioa i%oooonue S~iIfRISer? Ru,
bis'e er life ioritunSige TorpISre.
De er boorIiac 1Tore % ReSre.
Mor fan IIet life faIoe iuuodut 600.
beb, men iimpeItben Gumbeo."
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-23
Sra Danmarf.
eanaeIanSsmprberea Gbr. sarien at.
siber fnIb SilifaacIir.
anoet oanr Eassnpt.

Sra RrSfiebing meobeIeS ben Ste
Septen,ber: geS ct Sorbsr iSas bar
arreitnnten Chr. BARREN (auIerup)
ailagt fuIoitRnois SiIitaoeIie ON i'm
Telnatigbeo / Ioroet Cure.
Son bar tilitnaet. at Morbet er BE.
pen nbfsrt iaaIeSes, at ban ielo fsrit
or4bte SiuImanoer.
4onen raagneoe beroeb % reiite
iis op / Sensen og freq, iSet bum
bplot ben enc Arm op ior Iuiistet.
"Gu6er aonge" retteoe 6n Here Sla5
imob bench meo Den 8sIe, iom 2ar.
lem bab6e brugt.
SilitaaeIien ON Sen Maaoe, bpor.
paa u~gierningen er ubsoet, er / fuIo
Sperensitemmelie meb bet i tiNlteere
Sorhsr oplpite.
"IuSer aonse" npetct at baue
bopt noeet meb bet belle at 9isre %
tilbosefaISer i'm for llnSeris9eliea.
commissioner / fin 5ib oiIogte Iii.
i~taaeIie ON, at ban hor oTret bcrte
ira tit Stem W~oronatten.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-23
sansaplen ipnes at aaa frem Der /

Satieaplen 1pnes at gaa trent Der
9anoet, ifriper en- asronom i "9atio.
naIbIabet". Get er ct glGOeItgt q.
Sernes Segn bette, tbi BET er rent
ifommeIiBt at t9nfe paa, at Rorse,
iom bar iaa gobe 9etingeIier for
SoneopI, ifoI inSfere lllb o. lllSoa'
rer for oper t513 Riaion aroner ON
auret. Sc / De Ii0ite Iartier npbpg.
gebe ltIoipinberier % g9perter runot
ON / 9onbet, bar ogiao iot oS iita1o
til at iaa Smaapnrtier al IlIO ipuuoet
og papet for en- rineItg Yris, iua
@darbbrueereu oerpeo fan ipore fig
enbel al be fontante llolGg, iom OF
iaa pfte timber meb. Selp Guniferne
timber BET lsniomt of bol6e Sauer,
uagtet oe life engang bor en- Siemme'
bage at Hippo Dem /, men rlao bape
Dem / Sjor belle Sommeren uoooer. /.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-23
Speriee oe Sinlano.

1,13t Eager bar Ser eiter iiOite
IoIfetplira / Soeriee. Gette er en-
Qpae paa 4,542 Serioner al geiol!'
ninger. ) 2arSSiItritterne er 6or'
hol6et en- poa 1924.
st bclbiat Spifcbibliotef. 8rS ct
Qotteri, icm De i0enife 8ooStempIor.
Logger bar fnuet iitano. Oauot Sogen !
Q4tled 10000 aroner, iom M ffal
beupttes til ct 6olfebibIiotef. 6ors'
lsbie ifol Der fisbes Bigger OF Sroen.
tor for 5000 aroner. S6iens 9isrn.
ions os aies 9Rrter fal iuotisbes !
SriginaIiproget.
ltaar | ssinlauS. "Rsbaar" er ben
iI6euorilenoe Gitel paa en- artitel / Del
finIte OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" boori 6or.
iatteren efter Of booe nPont De aar.
Sa SinIun0 / fnrriae aorbun6reee
bienisates al Risuelt, uOtaIer: e.
ter alt at Ssmme oil Oaian iaar en-
aonIfe baorS Rtsoert rorme tore
0eIe Of Sanbet. 8iennem en- 0arm.
tsr % iroftiri Giterionmer turoe
aanife pitt ncJet enSnu funue reooes,
men / boert 5alS life nleget. RennS,
ifelig let iii Serior en- itor Eel al pOtt
Rolf ON ert lib itaa aniigt til Nh
iipt meS gn irpgteIig Sienoe Sun.
aersnsSeu. 80 Mar er iuunSne iioeil
Set iioite iiore liadr. mango al Den
nrgre Slfst latter Serior mnaite life
Smnoens alpor. Den ifiGbneioaHgre
Seiponina al en- iaaoaR alminoeIig
Rispert iautt 9sopenoisheoen al. at
be fraitiaite 5orboiosreSler tases ii!
Rsoens SefiampeIie.