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The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
RoekefeIler's Press Agent.

Newspaper and magazine readers cannot
help but take notice that the long and
much-maligned John D Rockefeller IS
now quite frequently represented IL these
/ publications in a great deal better light
than was ever before cast upon HIN The
reason IS u0t far TO seek when one knows
how 20 so about IL. II IS THAI the stand
ard oil Company now has in its employ,
and for the first time. one Of the most
sliNfUl newspaper men iu che United
states who is acting as press agent for
ai OF the vast interests OF thai El5rt con-
ceru. His name IS J 7. c. Clark, and his
success as q drauatist IS quite rs marked
as that Cf journalist. A[r. Clark has for
years been ore Of the most conspicuous
newspaper men In New York, and su-reu-
dered one Of The most responsible and re-
munerative positions f. the Journalism of
the metropolis % accept his present post
That NJ. Clark understands perfectly the
subtle art Ot publicity IS a5glCa-Jiy dem
ons,rated by the presentation OF matter
ir az kinds Of popular publications con
CerEt-E The dCtCgs and the views % John
y. Rockefeller and the group Of fEarciers
[ associated wi-h this modern Midas So
successful thus FAR 5aye been his efforts
that other men of large affairs who here
tOfore have sc0ted at friends for employ
: ing press agents are EOw casting about
fox Publicity experts 10 attach TO their
{ permanent StaEs
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
A Citizen nfLcE.urr.


Col Franklin Pierce Morgan. one OF
Washington s best-known sociological stu
dents and raconteurs, is making pro-
found study Of the effect on Southern
civilization being produced by the rapid
growth Of the manufacturing industry in
Dixie. From an experience he had re-
Gently at Statesb0ro. y. c.. a hummiug
hive Of modern industry. Col Morgan is
somewhat puzzled as 60 the ultimate e.
feet of the new movement in the South.
He had read uuCh 9f the employment in
Southern cotton factories Of the children
Of that element Of The SoU-h's population
known as poor white trash, and espe-
ciaily the YOUNG daughters ~ these fami-
lies Before he studied the question at
close range Col. Morgan was strongly in
Cllued % the pleasing opinion that the
giving Of this sort If employment 10 the
children Of the class named would soon
solve one Of The South's most b0thersome
problems. But now ne IS IN a quaudary
on that point for this reason. u the
prosecution of his iuquisitori3l mission at
St8tesboro he engaged DO conversation q
middIe-aeed citizen OF that humming hive
Of modern Industry who was euergetically
whiting "a stick 8stri5e OF a dry-go0ds
box. the while obviously rejecting deeply
upon the extreme mutability Of subIunary
affairs fu general, with especial reference
20 the effect upon his own fortunes of the
new industrial movement in his fair cline.
What do you do for a IvinE2' asked
Col. Morgan.
''Wan. stranger" accommOdaurg!y re-
piled the ho-Tltabie Tar Heel Il don
have TO DO u4thiu' for "a Twin these days.
slen' rs how ! have five head OF gals
a-workin' iu the cotton factory.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
INNOCENT BYSTANDER.
BY WILBUR NEsBIT.
Autumn.

autumn
In the blur Of the dusk
Drifts the smoke from the leaves,
and the Withering huak
Rustles softly, aud grieyes
For the flower that hlushed
In the glow Of the dawn.
Fer the bird song is hashed
And the summer is gone.
And AZ uOOa is haze
On the forpst-Clad hill.
And the rigulei plays
Ia a world that IS still
In world that is bare
Where the meadows were spread
As a carpetius fair,
For the summer is dead.
and the listening trees
Seem % ask Of the sky
Where al q the bees
That one day hastened b.
With their burden q sweets
On their wings that were sped
With the swiftost of beats
Now that summer has fed.
But the meadow is brown.
and the vines are asleep,
And the leaves flttes down
TIL they drift l1 a heap.
And the apples tern red
TIL they fsl one By one,
Ard the skies are a. lead
Now that sumner is done.
N the bluT q the duss
Drifts the spiciest scent
MyTrh. frauklncCnse and musk
Not more sWeCtly are b.enL
And our sacrifice now
Is The altar upon:
'Nea;h The smoke-wrcatEs We bow
For tie SUMMER IS gone.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
Mai. I1ean Knows Ills Job.

Among the FIRST Of the medical officers
selected 20 accompany the troops TO Cuba
by Surgeon General O'Reiily was Maj
Jefferson Kean, a Virgt-ian by BIRTH and
rearing. Ma Kean won distinction as
specialist IN the matter Of camp san!-
tation-0ne Of the most important fea-
lures Cf successful military manage
-Ahlle attached 70 the staff OF Cen
Fitzhugh Lee, who commanded the
Seventh Army Corps in the Spanish
American wax, and whose command was
sent 10 Havana Immediately after The
policy of military occupation Of The Is
land was determined upon by the Mckin-
ley administration pending the perma-
uent settlement of CEba's political status.
Gen Lee established and gave the
name 10 camp Columbia, which is now
figuring In tire dispatches from Cuba, and
which Is situated at the charming su-
bUrb Of MarianOa, overlooking the At
lautIc. Mai kean assisted the late DR.
Walter Reed in the series of hazardous
experiments at Havana, which resulted Do
establishing. 20 the satisfaction Of the
scientific world, the theory that yellow
fever IS communicated only by the bite
of that species Of mosquito deu0minated
the Stegomyia fasciata. a pathetically
tragic accident of this marveiously useful
discovery was the death of Or. Reed from
yellow fever at The Cuban capital COn-
tractcd from the bite of the mosquito
whose habits and venom be was study
iEg.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
sounds Reasonable.

From HarpeT5 NeeIi5.
It's dreadful queer" said the house
wife. that the potatoes you bring me
should be so much bigger at the top of
the sack than they are at the bottom.
Not at all, num-, said the honest
farmer; its jest this away. Potatoes is
CROWN so fast jest now thet by the
time ! dig sackful the last ones dug is
ever so much bigger'n the fust ones.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
The Patriot.

When Uncle sam called. Volunteers % dig In
Panama
Tie dI lot Gene Eith shovel On the run.
BUt now uHca utle Cuty must be posted IA The Law
Hes looziIz for ais uniform and gIu.
o brethren. Lls hat illustrates the Ezy that vs
ara uldc-
Ne patriotic duty would We shlrk-
But when it comes 70 hust.ipg WIth a shovel pick
and spade.
Wly tl4ts a little blt TOO much Ike work.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
written I,r Mai. Andre.

An autograph letter Of Mai. Andre, the
British SPY who was hanged by a court
martial ordered by Gen. Washington
written to Col Sheldon, in command OF
a Getachment Of British cavalry. which
was to be delivered TO Benedict Arnold
has been found and purchased by J. Pier
pont Morgan for 5000.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
Frnm he Raltlnarc Nens.

The Washington Herald made its ap-
pearanCe yesterday. and the first num-
Der is in all respects creditable 20 the
publishers. The Herald is a sixteen-page
morning paper and viii De sold for /
cent It's makeup is thoroughly work
m3nIike, the general contents being fresh
and attractive. the news of generous
quantity and the latest, while the edi-
tOrials are temperate and jUdici0us in
tone. The editor. Mr.. Scott c. Bone. a
veteran journalist Of marked ability and
ripe experience, announces a policy which
ought 70 guarantee success TO any we'll
conducted newspaper This IS 10 be "a
policy OF fair dealing" with no axes
70 grind. political or otherwise anG no
partisan committaI Of its columns In his
initial bow Editor Bone makes one slip
he says Washington has the most in
telHgent clientele II the country" He
should have added. except Baltimore. "
However, ample success 10 The Herald.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
Ills Little Joke.

America was having trouble with Tur-
key
Think you that We can lic1; the infdel
Franks" inquired the Sultan
we might. Commander OF the Faith
ful, replied the near humorous Niz.c1,
but not If they are assisted by the Bills
and Tie Toms
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
Theory.

Il see that Senator CIark's auto was
wrecked recently at Salsomagg0iore
Italy"
How did It hsppen?"
4 don't know. Maybe he bumped into
the towns name.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
Missing Links.

"she claims to be Of bluestocking an
cestry
And is she nOt7
"Nen if she is. it's Of the dropped stitch
variety"
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
Having Look.

'Littlefeld Of Maine IS an object Of con
siderable interest 70 Congressional candi-
dates just now
How that?"
"Oh, ] suppose they all want to inspect
his political sore toe
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
The Hitch.

And do you not care to head the
ticket?"
"Oh. I'm perfectly willing to head the
ticket 1 merely do not care to foot the
bills
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
On the Trolley

They only punch your ticket
In any other place,
Bat uD Ia dear old Brooklyn
They also punch your face.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

One Of the minor incidents Of the re-
cent automobile races in France seems TO
have been the killing OF a mere man
or so.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

Russia is again facing a desperate cri-
sis It IS not at al improbable that
Russia wishes the crisis would change It's
face. too.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

Goldfeld, New. is showing symptoms of
city ways being at this time the proud
possessor of a real strike. Goldheld. it
will be remembered. is the city recently
put on the map by Messrs. Battling Nell
son and Joe Cans
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

out in Missouri the other night the
leader OF q mob was shot and severely
wounded. He probably considers that a
very unladylike way to treat a mob
leader
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

A man Of the name Of Mix, knocked
down six men in one day 10 Boston re-
Gently. Some member OF the human kind
ness family must have been treating
Mix like DOOR kin.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

Mr.. Hearst must feel envious every
time he thinks of the Taft method Of
just prOclaiming yourself governor.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

The hardest problem Mr. Jerome has
ever had to solve is whether to bolt the
entire convention or swallow Mr.. Hearst.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

San Marino. the smallest republic in the
world has two presidents. Perhaps that
plan might satisfy Cuba.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

Edgar Bailey. mistaken for a deer has
Just been killed up in Maine. Il Is hard
20 tell which is the more dangerous bus:-
ness up IN Maine, innocent bystanding
or deer hunting
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

President Palma left twenty million dol
lars in the Cuban treasury. Thus in an
other respect we find that the Cuban
revolution is not of the South American
variety.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

At any rate. the boy who loses out ia a
simplihed spelling bee Will not feel the
sting Of defeat quite SO much
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

The government station on Pixies Peak
is about to close for the winter. The
keepers will enjoy a high cid time until
spring.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

Georgia farmers report a strange bug
in the cotton fields. just the farmers old
friend, humbug. we presume.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
His Orders.

From the louisville Courier-Joarual.
"Captain!"
''Weu2"
What shall / do with yon field OF
corn ."
Shell it.T
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

The best way to secure peace is TO
learn To shoot straight" says the Presi-
dent Certainly that IS good advice 20
those who aim to secure peace
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

Chancellor Day says that the student
who smokes is a fool, but it is all right
for him TO let his lamp smoke.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

That cement boom In Arkansas is said
to rest upon a solid and substantial
foundation
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

Some New York Irishnen have formed q
Hearst Club Wouldn't a Hearst
Shillalah be more to the point. for ar
Irish organization at any rate2
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

Cuba must be made to behave, for Gen.
Funston has been ordered to tell that to
the marines
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

For sitting on the lid so heavily, St.
Louis Democrats last Monday night de-
Cided to sit on Mr.. Folk
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

That man down South who petltloned
the courts to change his name from
Smith to something else evidently never
heard OF HOke
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

II is the eighth letter in the alphabet
and yet it is . for either Mr.. Hearst or
Mr.. Hughes, without saying which.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

Here goes the Constitution chasing the
flag again.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

Abdul Aziz. Sultan Of Morocco, stands
in mortal dread of assassination. In other
words, Abdul Aziz fears that he may soon
be known to fame as Abdul Azizn't.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

After all. the King OF Spain must rather
congratulate himself that the Pearl OF the
Antilles no longer has a place in his jewel
boy.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

Several Chicago men have mysteriously
disappeared. Chicago can stand that all
right. provided they do not ultimately
show up in St Louis.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

a Kansas City judge in sentencing a
prisoner recited an original poem 10 him
And set the Constitution expressly forblds
cruel and inhuman punishment
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

After Rockefeller. who?" demands a
contemporary. Well. about this time last
year II was the sheriff.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

Mayor Mcclellan insists that he was put
of at Buffalo.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

Mobile might not be disposed 10 find
fault If an occasional hurricane put IN a
one night stand there. but a whole week
in repertoire is rather rubbing ii in.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

One man has accused Candidate Hughes
of looking like a Russian general but SC
far no one has accused Candidate Hearst
OF looking like Field Marshal Oyama
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

Judge NcDOnough, Of Massachusetts.
has decided tnat squeezing a girls hand
is not Illegal. This puts a girls hand in
the same class as the small stockholders
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
Just Fishin'.
From Life

from Life.
How long yer been fishin'?"
"All day"
Catch anything"
Nope"
Any bites?'
Nope
What yer fishin' for, then?"
'Fisbin'."
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

In view of the fact that President
Roosevelt was nominated by the thir-
teenth Republican convention. perhaps be
might be induced 10 accept smother nOmi-
nation Just to demonstrate the potency OF
the famous Roosevelt luck" over all
kinds of bOOdOos
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

The Esquimos are said 70 be very silent
people. rarely ever saying a word. This
proves that District Attorney Jerome isn't
descended from an Esquim0.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

At the same time. we trust that the Gu
ban war may be carried through this time
without the officers round-robiniug the
President
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

Once it was the humble grape that
caused appendicitis, then the trolley car
then the motor car. Next It VIII be the
aiTship.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

Since the Hon George Fred Williams
once more hovers on the horizon, who
knows but that the Hon. Adlai z. Ste
vensOn may yet get in the game.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

First it was the Simple Life and now II
is simple spelling Are we 20 become,
after all a nation Of simpletOns?
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

Mr.. Brooks Johnson. of French Lick
Springs, Ind, is at the Raleigh. Mr..
Johnson. who is closely associ1teu in bus
mess with Hon Thomas Tagsart. IS here
TO attend the mel5iuz of wholesale drug
giSts.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

Mr.. James T. GaIbrey. who until re-
Gently was manager of the Arlington
Hotel. and who has for years been con-
nected with the leading hotels of the
National Capital, has gone to New York
city to become manager of tho newest of
the great palatial hostelries Of the
metropolis. the Knickerbocker, at Forty
second street and Broadway, which Will
be thrown open TO the public in the next
few days
Mr Galbrey has a multitude of friends
in every part of the country. and he is
widely known for his ability as a hotel
man. Mr. Z. ii. Babcock who has been
one of the New Wizards stan OF en-
ployes, viii also shortly take "a respcnsi-
bic position with the management OF the
KniCkerbOcker
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&Orreip0n0aute
@rcenpiae, Mi6.

Bort Iioite SamtalemBOe af6olo=
ties oen 13. Marts / @lemmen
gsOeriens 6iem Der peit for 8pen.
Stemningen, ma oi iige, bar Iioi
neotrptt al foritelige @runOe. 5or
oct ferite 6aboe Mlaos Sgrgeniens
Some oct ll6elo at br9tte fin enc
Qrm pad geien 6eruo. Oct itete
pe0, at 6eIten inubleOe og faIot.
De fprdng begge at 8ognen for at
faa Soften pda genene igen, men
ioet W}rs. Spraenien DiIOe nGrme
Fg Den, trGoer bun / ct oDbt 6iulz
ipor, faloer ON. o9 beO at bun b9rz
ger for fig meo Den bsjre !9oano,
tommer belle 6enoes 89qt pao oel,
Iog bun br9fteoe Qrmen lige beo
0oanoleoet. 0un bleo itruts optas
GET % 6ragt til 8. pe0erIens 6us,
bbor bun bleb plejet, fdd gpot fom
oct par muli9t, inotil ri fit fat /
Or. Better. iom fotte 2trmen. 6un
bleO Iua Der ON Ratten, og naite
U}or9en tog O.peoerIen 6enoe biem.
5Or oct unoet bar Bent Senien, ION
6iotil bar b9ret Dor Geoer life til
.Steoe. 6dn er NOT bortrejit, og
in9en at os oeo 6borben. San bar
Dog lagt @runoen til bore Sumtalez
msoer, 6oilte Ri oil fortIGtte, og Ri
er foroisiet ON, at Ri meo SUBS
6ialp BIZ faa 8elii9nelTe Og @laoe
al Dem berefter Tom biotil. N9ite
MeOe bill blipe. om @uo bill, bos
6olger &noerfen Den 81. Morts
tom, uGe er belfommen. &orr.
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Snreoo Yarf, WiO.

Yeliigneoe Wisionsmsoeod9e bar
Ri bait, fsrit peo pait. S. Wi. pan.
len og oerefter oeo paIt. Is. Dil.
belmIen. vi flyer prelterne Cat fox
0agene. Oe bar Der, % for Del
.@uos Oro, iom De f%ortpnote for os,
G~sroagaften oen 10. Wiarta
lumleoes ri o9iaa til MisTionsmeoe
/ 9irtem Wlen peo Sioen at Mis
iionsmsoet bar Der en- dnoen Set,
Iom Ri tiIiommen fejreoe / @uoa
.0us.
Wir. og Mrs. u. qeOerlen fei.
reoe nemlig Den Dag Oeres Splp.
brbaup, men dgteoe life at boOe no.
gen feitlig Sammentomit, ga oerea
eneite Barn life nnr 9iemme men
paa llniperiitetet | Columbus. W}en
t9rlige SGnoer boooe oGret / Nc
bejoe bua0e iblanot oe Plore oq 0e
un9e for at bereoe Selp6ruoepdrrtt
Ell elGoelig Oberrofelfe. Gfter ii
pi bdpoe iunget % beoet ON Ser
rens 8eliigneIie, meooelte paitor.
". 8entien, / bboo Qnleoning oi
par Idmlet, bel | 4nle0nin9 al
WisIionsmsoet men peIaa / 4n=
leoning at 9ennernes Sslpbrpllup.
paIt. s. Wilbelmfen tdlte ferIl
barmt og intrGneenoe ON 6sjOen,
Obboen, 29ngoen og 8re0ep
af SUBS a~9rligbeo. 0erefter
BAD poitor 8entien ON, at ct
Bar Stole mdatte Iettes frem
til Sslbbrubeporret og cen Stol til
here's Ddtter, og iaa pentebe ban,
at Rilie futile TONNE % tage pldos
hos fine 6or9lbrs. @dnfte rigtio,
bun tpm % to9 glaofen til 6enoeS
Forelores fore OberrafeIie. Sems
meIigbeoen bar ben, at ltne6ommen
bapoe ienbt efter benoe oe betdlt
MeiIe.
pditor 8entfen tdlte MI ober
Oroene at gibe fig ielp eller ofre
fig feIp. Gsrft af aft ifuloe hi ofre
os ielp til BAN os for BAN, fom
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Gil MbDnnenter.

291 M9rte til 4arstalet PAD
4ooresIelappen. Oct piier ON Der
Ell betalt for 9laoet. 8eo at gao
ODER Dor QbOnnentsliite finder bi III
Ger er en- Del Tom er meset glemioms
me meo at betdle oeres &ontin9ent.
.9i bar mango penge tilgooe for
bore Blade. Der ital inotr9bes. vi
bar beItemt, at bi mac babe bort
3ilgooebapenoe inotosieret paa Ell
eller onoen Waabe. DE, iom bar
p9ret efterlaoen nae finbe iig | Dor
5remgangsmanoe, oeriom De lite be-
raler lndrt. Gfter ben /. Mpril ftaas
ner ri ineen; oa %begpnoer pi ct Ips
Tfematif inotr9bnings 4rbej6e og
rambler life for bi bar fact aft hi
bar tilgo6e.
Ex-~De eeloer bauoe for 8e9sr
CO 8looe.
2utb. pubL. Sou E.
Blair, Nebr.
pouf peterfen.
Beitbrer.
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Srene, 9. 0af.

Sra Den Ifanoinabiit ebangeliit.
hlt6erife Meni96eo oeo Span Cafe.
Burner 60, So. Dat. pa oct Il
en- 9io, iioen oi iaa noget / Dan
T%teren"s Spalter fra os, Iaa biI
ieg Ienoe liot.
Oft gaar beo oct 8anlige Der.
Solicit er friite og beo 9oot 9elbreo.
9aitor 5reo peterIen bar faasl
fig en- 9elefon inoiat / p%rGIte6uIet.
40itillige at Meolemmerne, 6oooe
eitre og peitre are6s bar Selefon,
% MI ian mar bare taloe Dor pruit
og finoe no, booo 5io og 6Oao Sen=
Gag Der er 6uostjeneite. ga oct er
ganIfe betoemt.
@eo bort iioite NorsmsOe BIER
2. Snu0Ien oolet til 5ormon0; 6.
RielIen, SIT; g. 8. peterien,
9reas.; ". poulien og SIR. 96om.
len, 5ruitees.
Weo Archaeological
6bas. Relfen.
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(6ortiot ira CHE l..

% fremmeit ON at faa Stemmeret.
Oct par Iaaleoes lite benOes e9ent-
lige Maal, men Ell Mliooel til belz
ere W}adls Opndaelie
Wtiis antbonD oeltog / Den tto-
ligere 0iItusi ion ON apinoens 81
enoomsret % uoienote 3un0ltripel
ier og gennemreifte bele Staten
Ielp gort. oels / Diligence, oeIs
/ aaben 8ogn eler til 5oos for
al fremme Sdgen. S 1860 0eltog
bun / Nrbeioet for Slaberiets Nf=
ltdfelie. % oct pdaOroa henoe idaa
odnt Sd0 fra Disie Adnter, at ben
oes 0jem bleb truet al psbelen.
5roos perIoniig 6ore TortIatte bum
meo at biGIpc fl0gtenoe Slapcr, oG
6enoes itorpe 6oritdno fan0t Nej
for mango til Canada, bpor De
fanbt filter 5ilflitst.
s 1872 fdnot Mifs Qntbonp
for anoen Sang 9ejli9beo til al
lGgqe jim Operbeoisning for Oaz
gen pod en- opIigtsp9ttenoe Moa6e.
3iaigemeo Here anore Sbinoer
toiteoe bun i'm Stemme for Spins
hens Stemmeret, b~erdobenoe Iiq
pad IA. og Is. Announcement / De
6oreneoe Staters &onititution.
2i1iee meo De andre &binoer blep
bun nrreiteret, men aoution benz
teoe pad benbe peo politiftationen.
Sum blep ioemt 800 8goe, men
Der bleO albris forieet pou at inos
Oribe pengene.
Mifs 4ntbonb bleo Inart fenot
oberalt | Oe 5orene6e Stoter. s
De ienere @or birfeoe bun n9ften
enbber Stat / ltnionen for ocn
sag, bun bap0e belliaet lit 9ip.
: 1894 leo &pin6esS temmere Ga
cen ct fnufenoe Reberlag / Nep
g)orf. Den bopoe foitet $4,000.