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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-21
An,use,,,ent,
Sis Hopkins

isis Hopkins" that charming rural
comedy drama depicting the life OF
the simple people OF Posey county.
in the Hoosier state, has been booked
for an engagement at the Metropoli-
tina theatre on Thursday, Nov. %.
This is the eighth season theatre 60
ers have seen isis Hopkins" and there
is no cessation Of the interest shown
In the stage story Of the fortunes Of
the quaint country girl who dresses
in gingham pinafore, PAMELA CATERS,
striped stockings which look like bar
Der poles, and who wears her hair
done up in tight little pig tails kept
in place with couple of little pink
celluloid side-combs Of the kind that
were worn fifteen or twenty years ago.
Miss Rose Melville who originated the
character nearly decade ago, is play
ing the title role again this season
and her consummate part as an ac-
tresS and her personal charms and
grace in the delineation of the quaint
character of the philosophic country
girl whose wit is spontaneous and gen.
tie, have made isis" q classic figure
on the American stage. The play Is
one of the few really clean and whole
some dramas of recent years, its sim
plicity and sweetness and its freedom
from artifciality making it one of
which theatre goers never seem to
tire. There is none of the complica-
ted entanglements of the modern dra-
matte production nor any Of the riff
raft of hodge podge which has marked
much of the tinsel and tawdry presen-
tations where knock-about comedy is
forced to take the place Of literary
merit and cleanly sentiment. isis
Hopkins" is a play with a story Of
rare merit and deepest heart interest,
and it is told in simple language with
all the atmosphere and local coloring
necessary to the production of perfect
pictures of rural life, homely, honest
and gentle. There is no grotesque
caricatures of the farmer, such as one
usually sees where the "rube" slams
about through the play chewing hay,
and whose pinacle of dramatic fame
is an expression "gol darn It," The
rural characters presented In isis
Hopkins" are clean and wholesome
and above all they are natural. Mr.. J.
r. Stirling, Miss Melville's manager,
has given her q company this season
which is excellent to a superlative de-
gree, and the production has been en-
tirely refurnished as to scenery and
costumes. The now famous seminary
scene has been broadened and many
new and attractive specialties added.
Obadiah. the undertaker's assistant.
has been provided with whole grist
of new epitaphs and the play is now
as near perfection as a stage story can
be brought.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-21

Mir. Leland Vanderwall was pleas
antly surprised by j number of his
friends who gathered in Mrs. s. O.
DeCamp's room at Hotel Northern last
evening. 4 pleasant time was enjoyed
by all.
Next week will occur the marriage
Of Mr.. Thos. Roycraft to Mrs. H. Dam
aher. The contracting parties are
both we'll known here.
Last Friday Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lyons OF Bismarck celebrated their
golden wedding. May they pass many
more milestones together is the wish
OF their many friends.
The NJ G. II. club met with the
Misses Cassie and May Cummings last
evening. Plans for the winter We're
formed and doubtless We will hear OF
much good accomplished as we'll ~
plenty of good times rom this popular
club.
The Woman lodge enjoyed a social
session last evening after the regular
business was disposed Of. The pro-
gram came as a SUI prise to the ladies
ot the lo;ige and was planned by the
gentlemen as a slight return for the
many pleasant evenings which the
fair sex" had given them. Several
selections were given by the Prairie
State suartette. Clare Monley ana n.
Nordlund sang solos and duet was
given by Messrs. Roat and kelleher
Prof Gladstone favored them With u
reading and an impronptu talk was
given by Dr. John Fawcett In his
usual inimitable style. Mr. Hart also
complimented the ladies on their
social activities Of the past and prom
ised that the men would reciprocate
by doing their share Of these In the
future
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-21
Mistress OF the Mum,

Mistress OF the Nun.
TSn ssnan stIll is mistress sr Of the man
TO choose her king and crown him in
her sight,
And make him feel the pressure Of the
Of her sof, arms. AS only woman can;
For. with her weakness. she excels his
II Is her joy, indeed to be so frail
The he must shield he:: he of all the
Whom mos, she loves land then. it he
To depths of sorrow, she will lmore
avail
Than half senate. Troubles may as
But she viii guide him by her lips
Erie ;Mackay. in Love Letters of a
Owing to the irresularty OF the
train service. the Crookston chapter
n. the Eastern Star was unable to
accept of the hospitality OF tn" Acacia
chapter OF this city last night. For
tho same reason only few from
G!lby were present. The members,
however. invited friends in the city
to enjoy the good things they had in
to say that every one enjoyed them
selves. The menu was all that heart
could wish and the decorations added
to the pleasure of the guests.
Mr. and Mrs. With. who have been
visiting in Winnipeg. returned home
yesterday.
Mrs. Hazeltine has been on the sick
list for the las: few days but is now
improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bales have
gone to England to spend the winter.
They left on the flyer Sunday
Those Of us who have learned
through her literary work, to know
and love Mrs. Margaret Bottome,
founder of the Kings Daughters"
will feel that We have lost a friend
and counsellor by her death which oc-
CURED few days ago in New York
city in her seventy-ninth year. In
the east she was best known through
the organization Kings Daughters"
but We of the west know her better
through her Heart to heart talks"
which were an interesting feature of
the Ladies Home Journal some years
ago. She was the author of the Sun
shine Trip to the Orient" Death and
Life" Seven Questions After Easter"
Crumbs From the Kings Table," as
we'll as contributor to the religious
press. For twenty-five years she con-
Quoted Bible talks and in numerous
ways has left an impression on hu-
manly for good. The philanthropic
organization Kings Daughters is
lasting memorial 10 her and consists
of groups of ten women banded to-
gether to do some form of charitable
work in His name" The badge is
in the form of Maltese cross.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-21
FOB EGYPTIAN ART OBJECTS.
Associated Press to The EvealnE TiMel
SMART NAVAL WEDDING.

Associated Press to The evening Tinaes.
New York. Nov. 21.-The Jesuit
church of St. Ignatius Iloyola was the
scene today Of a smart naval wedding
when Miss Rose Sadler. daughter of
Mrs. William Sadler, became the bride
of Lieut.. Charles Dinger of the United
States battleship Indiana. The maid
OF honor and bridesmaids include
Young women of fashionable society
from Bostn. Rochester, Washington,
and other cities out of town. The best
man and ushers were fellow officers
Of the bridegroom.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-21
POLITICS AND POLITICIANS.


The successful candidate for state
treasurer in New York is q master
baker by trade. Since his election he
has sold his bakery and states that
he will devote his entire attention to
the duties of his Office.
Sheffield ingalls,. son of former Sen.
ator John ]. ingalls,, is to be member
Of the next Kansas legislature.
Gen. Charles R. Rrayton. the re-
publican leader TO, the past thirty
years in Rhode Island. and against
whom a strong political and personal
fight was waged in the recent cam
paign. has announced his retirement
from politics.
1t is believed the next United States
senator from Delaware will be either
Judge James Pennewill Of Dover OF
H. 4. Richardson, a wealthy resident
OF the same city. Both are prominent
republicans.
Governor Stokes OF New Jersey has
declined to become a candidate for
United States senator to succeed John
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-21

Professor Main at one time teach
e- OF elocution at the state univer-
sity. and who has many friends here.
is now holding down the chair Of elo-
cution in the School of 0latory. New
York
The date OF the Episcopal fair has
been changed to Tuesday, Dec. 4. 1t
will be held in Scandal hall on Kittson
avenue.
Mrs James Tawmley and family
have moved into town for the winter
and have secured residence on n.
Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Mooney OF
Langdon. have been visiting in the city
for few days but have now returned
home.
Mrs. a. l.. McCallum is visiting in
Marvel.
Tomorrow afternoon ST. Pau!s
Guild will meet with Mrs. H. Il. Gibbs
on Belmont avenue.
Mrs. D. f. Whitehead OF Winnipeg
will arrive in the city this evening
and will be the guest OF her sister.
Mrs John Fawcett. for few days.
Miss Richie, who will teach music
in this city by the Fletcher method,
is niece OF MI. James Miller OF
Crookston.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-21

Mrs. John Ogren entertained q
small company of friends at 800" this
afternoon. The winners received
prizes OF hand painted china. Dainty
refreshments were served at the close
of a delightful afternoon.
The Y. NJ. and Y ". c. 4. are to
be congratulated on the success Of the
first number of their entertainment
course. The Bostonia SeXtette club
fully sustained their reputation, and
those who attended last night thor
oughly enjoyed every number on the
program, which reflected great credit
on the director Mr.. STRAITS. Miss
Shanna Cumming was especially fine
in her rendition of the song Maid OF
Dundee. The solos were much en-
joyei, Mr.. Stockbridge in his cello
solo deserving special mention.
The Pioneer club If Minot gave the
first OF series of dances last night
at the opera house. 1t was largely
attended and much enjoyed.
Mr.. Gilbert Jackson Of Seattle. will
spend Sunday with his brother and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Jackson OF
Chestnut street.
Mrs. Frank l.. Dixon entertained
three tables at 800" yesterday after
noon in honor of Mrs. John Gle
nloker. Prizes were won by Mrs. w.
H. Burr and Mrs. j. Glemoker. De-
licious refreshments were served.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-21

Ii you wanted to sell used-piano
and someone could furnish you the ad-
dresses Of fifty people who are on the
lookout for second hand pianos-you'd
be glad to buy this list, and pay we'll
for it, wouldn't you? Well-if there
are fifty probable buyers Of your piano
in this city, want ad. will find about
two-thirds of them; so that you can
buy your market-and buy It at O
bargain!
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-21

Now that Mike De la Bere is being
so profusely quoted by the democratic
press of the state, wouldn't it be
good idea for him to get the democra-
tic re-appointment to the Job he is
now holding down?
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-21

f. Dryden. The senatorial fight in
New Jersey this winter will be one
of the most interesting anywhere in
the country.
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler's small
plurality in the great state of New
York, which casts not far from q mil
lion and half votes. recalls the LOAF
recorded for Cleveland over Blaine
in the presidential election OF 1884.
Simon Guggenheim's probable cleo
ton as United States senator from
Colorado is particularly interesting as
illustrating the tendency among cap
tains of industry to assume important
political positions.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-21

At Dickinson a car occupied by
dago laborers caught fire and while
an engine was rushing it to the water
tank. the banana peddlers were I'M
tremendously spilled along the
track.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-21

Real estate Is the commodity ever
lasting! More is made, by more peo-
pie. In buying and selling real estate
than any other business in the world.
Your turn to turn an honest dollar in
real estate may have come-look over
the classified ads.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-21
ARlZONA'S CLUB WOMEN.
Prens to The Evening THnea.

AaatHb0tc0 tfeAo 10 TIC Esveou0B ANoeos
Prescott, Ariz-, Nov. 2l.-The club
women Of Arizona assemble din Pres
colt today for the fifth annual meeting
Of their territorial federation. An at
tractive program of reports, papers
and discussions has been prepared for
the gathering. which will be in session
until Saturday.
FOB EGYPTIAN ART OBJECTS.
Associated Press to The Eveaing TinseA
New York. Nov. 21.-Albert Norton
Lythgoe. who has been appointed cur
ator of the new department of Egyp-
tan art of the Metropolitan art mus
cum. sails nthe Baltic today enroute
for Egypt. The purpose OF his trip is
TO make purchases OF Egyptian art
objects and antiquities. He will spend
several weeks in London and Berlin
purchasing equipment for his work in
Egypt, which will extend until about
the middle OF May.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-21

MIR. HOTEL MAN
Write for sample and price on our
special Hotel Blend Coffee. This
should benefit you.
Home Tea Co., Roasters, Grand Forks
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6 | n 10 c iBer & q B e..

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0npier, Der farbige InuaIt uno gan-
tier bon Naibpils, msldsm firsli4 Der
poFsn als 2oniul In Babia. graRlien,
anaeboten tpurbe, Ishnte bic ibm ange-
botene gbre bantsnb ab.
Weitere Rorptbaten.
Ghieago, Is. San. 3pei trei'
tere Worbel tpurben ssfsrr Der langen
2ife berartissr Isrbrs9sn bin3use.
ftgt. sntonlie 3u9alsti wnrbe bon
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lsiHsn berfu3te, sei9OHen uno farb
nod 2 Stunben.
SoIeph Rans muroe BON Wegela.
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Boom" bic repubItfanif&e Tomina-
tion srhalten babe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-16

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arnber Suaerrobr Samen S1.00Ll.2B.
Betber 9aferiauaen 40e
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Detbes unb seIbes 3urn $1.ec-l.25.
%eb Sob GnfIase $1.10-1.26.
Som peos $l.76.
NiIet $1.20 Bis $1.86.
5rlbiabrssDe sen $1.40.
eetsuiebsI, weibs. seIbe uno rotbe $50
per DuiheL.
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9eIbe ytaniemonb un6 flbIi&e AueeR 300 Ses
6Sab; rotbe .Ramiemenb $2.76; DrsfHexH@e
$3.50.
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So. &onsreB.
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Waibington n. Is. Sanuar.-
Reprdisntant Ba6cod erfu1te glei4
nod grbHnune Der beuiigea Sibung
I'm Nbgeprbneten. SauIe um cos Wort
in elmer peribnli9en angelsgenbeit.
Sur9 cine Ncti3 tn elmer localen 3sia
tung tuurbe 0errn Bdbeod als gepegs
gruno fur feline OppOFtion in Der I'm.
sslessnbsit bs3tislia Der 8eri&me!sung
Der SsrritOrisn Iri3ona unb IeusNs'
rico Der lmffanb unteriaOben. Dob er
i9 suradseisBt ssfiblt babe, als sr
ni9t gum @orfbenoeu bes appropria.
tions.gomitss ssma4t purbe.
&eprdientant papns (Rep.) prOte-
firts gsssr, bic 3ulafuns oieisr angs'
lsssnbsit our SiscuiiOn, eprs&sr
Cannon ssiiattsts ieoO9, gabcod, bic
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tion entidisbsn 3uriduiss. ST iagte,
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gcrFbenber bss Appropriations gomi-
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grnsnnuns suridsewieien baben tutirbe,
p.n1 he ibm angsbOtsn tuoroen udre.
8egsn bic 0erf9mel3ung BON @ri-
sona unb Merico isi sr bon iebsr &C.
tueIen.
Sn Be3ug auf bic 8ariHra9s ertldrts
CT, baB er cine &sOiFOn fir n6tbiq
baltic.
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&spr. Fitzgerald. q. g., cine In'
fraae on ben Marine-S seretdr entbal.
tenb iibsr ben @runb Der @er36serune
I'm gau Der bsiben Rriegsi9ifs Con
netticut unb 2ouiiana tpuroen an9e'
rommsr.
Sarauf uurbe bic pbilippinensS Be
bate fortseiest.
9e5atte hber ben pbis
Iippinentarif.
Wabingtor n, Is. Sanuar
Die @eneralbebatts tber bic philip
pinsn.S arifbil purbe beute I'm 9aui
3u gnbs. ssftbrt, na8oem oieielbe fei
benz 4. Sanuar be9onnel.
Senat.
Wafbin o 4, Is. San. Sena
tor Silmanrs srfldrte beute, bab er on
Mittmo9 bic Debate tber feline &eio
luton bstr. bic Infrage on ben prdf
benton iiber ben Status in San DO
mingO %beantragen tperoe.
Senator Bacon bra9te folgenbe &e
ioluiiOn elm: vgsi&loHsn, bab Gin
miidung ODER Sbeilnabme in irgeni
wsl9s Stsritistsiten swii&en eurepdi
i9sn Regisrunssn in Besus auf inter
rationale europdiide Jragen als Elm
8erlsBung Der felt mehr als 100 Sab
rem beoba9teten uno a%nertannten 3iel
bemuBten politit unierer &esierunI
bstra9tst Miro"
SENATOR Bacon ertldrte ohen, bab e
CUR 0orls9uns oisier Rsiolution burt
bic Sebanblun9 ieiner &eiolution !
Der WarOtfos6rag Deranlabt uuros
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&atonS &tidlubantrag.
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Tragt.
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SSNbnng. &c pegalI4 gsnturen in europa.
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&6atia9sn purosn esffsrn ibsr bic
@unionf9en gbemirren betannt, mel.
DE oer8eet bic biefgen @eridte bsfddfs
tigtsn. Sin intimer Grsunb alsr
partsisn bes fenfationelen Re9tsfrei.
tes, bsbauptei, ss ieisn $500. 600 auf-
eerpenbet tuorosn, um prof. @unton's
.6tOnOmif9e Sbeen", fpe3iea biejeni.
gen iber Srufts unb vWobltbat" Der
RapitaIs : 8sri9mel3ung. ilnter bic
2eute 81 brin9en. slu8 io1 Sba ID.
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bic g%sbauptuns aufseftellt haben, bob
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so. felt Is Sabrsn Elm jdbrli8es 60.
ldr bon SIS. 900 beios.
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profsRors srfte Satin, Srau amslia
q. @unton, babe fa srft bur9 na9.
briidli9es S9ieben bon Jreunbsn bee
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tOu an3ufrengen.
2etn 3 ubaIl mer T.
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8efimmuns erlahsn, bab ben Stubens
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81, 600, 900.
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bel itsbt felt. baB priOr's 2ebensper'
fi9srunes . poliee TN 8etra9e por
500, 900 ~gefunben tuuroe.
g off ii &aub Der Wellen
Atlantic it q. D., Is
San. Captain Mr9ibalo, feline sms
Waten uno bic &ettun9smannidaft
berlisb ben Sampfer .@herotee". Sa:
s9if pirb mabri9einli9 bsrlorsn iein
@offtn enttuffen.
Wafbtngton. Is. San. Wa
rine.S ecretdr Bonaparte beidtigte beut
bas urtbsil bss 2riessgeridts auf gnt
laHung bes Sse,3abetten SrenmDr
@ofin bon Der Marinei9ule in Anna
polis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-16
SEridAte umb Semitic.

Jriidte uns 0emafe.
Sra&t.
GepfeI - Suite 2o@dpfeI $3.50 per SaB.
Bauanen ST.. 00-1.26; tetae 76e-$1.00.
@ttronen s. a. 3.76 PEI Rife
Dransem = $2.25-s.75 per Rife.
1rauben 17ie per Rorb.
girnen 81 .oQ-1.2b per TuibeI.
0emaie.
Hotbe Eiben 25e per Dutenb Bun&es.
geIerp 25i-Acc pei Bnn4.
Opfter pIant zoe per Dutens.
8raut - 8 .0o-1.25 per 6ob.
BlumeniobI $3.50 per Dutenb.
gurten - $I.ss Ter DuSenb.
eaIat - 12Ke per 9funb.
getertIie 1be per Da&emh 8ux@es.
&a,toHeIn - 65c - zoe per 8uibel.
eabtartpHeln Sirsh,ia $1.76; SaIti'
NOR Ss.0>-a.95; Seriep $3.50 $500
per Sab.
0rpiebeIn - Rotbe unb rueibe $i.3h per
bunbert Bfunb epanii&e 8wtsbeIn -sl.oo
per &ilte.
Stabilize Ice per Dutenh.
spinat - SOC per BuibeI.
tomatoes So per Grate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-16

0~eeeexteS.
S~uotenapoIis RaHee'4reFs
0ep6bnI. BIB gutter 10-l2e; srtsaa BID o.
wd5lter A-lse ; Sdmep 82&-sse. Oorhss
Deuoru Is BIB 22e. Sapa 2s-82e.
Sn Badetsx:
xsoia S14.25. Zion $1t.25, SerIes gll 2S
Garaeas $l4.2 IS. Dtumorts3 Sls. 10, Date
Sasa TIeas $3.50, G!imas Saba gIeuS
$14.25, Ouriea SLABS.
Sa6es-Domtnoes 7.47e; 6tif,udsB
puIueriFrter 5.32e; xxxx SuIpertRrtss 6.S7t.
iehaer sremuttrter 6.O2e; Cubes 5.47s; GoR'
fectioners' u 5.O7e; y~ibsenoob Z 1896: 4kbs
xr u 4.72e; emptre IA .s7e; She'd aytsa
0oIbex 8 Able: 8tsbfsr estra 3 4.67e}
Rissepocb 6 4.43e; seIber 9 6:l2:; IL gel
Der 4.O1.
GfFe-Raa 40 Or. z.a). Sss. s-l0 pr
0aIIone.
BtdIes-24o0 I'M 5ab SO; 1900 tm Sss
%; 1900 tn QaIbfab $500; 900 ta Gas
$3.50.
Stdrie-EearI, 8}e, Gbaupiox elpk ] xxt
8 Yhsnb 8adete 8. Rom. l BIB. 4s64s.
4X-6k.
Gambp-7S etansen sensi@t 7; G.rs
esr semti&t &c; Banner xuia se; Greeu
Bombons loo; Rs. Q Cream, seudi&t &C.
0etfbdnete Sri&te--HepfsI. an ner epxxs
defrn6nef. &c. Snbauue6heerea 7c ma We.
Gttron 18e BIB 14e; Rofnex. 3 Grpux, pa
9funb, 7es 8 Grown 73e, 4 Grorx 7}e fess
r~aenfreie eebts 9e. California KascatsI 7Asi
euItane 73e, tuapsvttrte SuItaxa lie bs Lee
California &pritoiea g. BIB 12e.
&eis-GaroItna. 3opf. 4a--s}f. Sa$ax 81
-6}e, 8ebro&ener, 8--4e.
NaHe-BrasI nea Sc BIB 1oe; SiHbertl LIS
NeanbeIn IA; uei8i@aIise &GSbeIx 16e-
Serbian RanbeIn l6c; Reaxuts 6e bu &c,
ser6fete 7e bts &c; gnsIi9e &alxaHe