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Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-26
Tho Lady In the Moon.

An amateur astronomer writes Of the
lady In the noon sit Is q very beau
ttfui face seen in profile and uplifted.
as though In proud disdxia Of things
terrestrial. Tho curve of the throat is
exquisite, and indeed the entire outline
is marveiousiy. nfslike. The moon
lady may best be observed through a
small opera glass when our satellite Is
at half. At that time the tip Of the
chin about touches the Termination
that is, the dividing line between the
light and dark portions Of the lunar
surface. Most people can recognize
the man in the moon. Well, the hair
Of the lady, In which can always fan
cy l see a spray of orange blossom,
forms the mans left eye, the nose and
mouth his nose, and the chin and
throat the mans mouth"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-26
The pahIis and III. Eueh,ia.


The dahlia rivals the hanson cab in
the matter Of having smothered the
memory Of the man after whom It was
named. But persons who use # n:
least pronounee hanson" as Joseph
Hanson pronounced his surname.
whereas probably NEST people call the
flower "dsylis." thus getting hopeless
ly remote from the Swedish DIR. Dahl.
the D1rn OF Linnaeus, who brought
this Mexican plant into cultivation IN
Europe. How many who know the
fuchsin have ever heard OF the six
teenth century German botanist Leon
hard Fuchsi Germany. By the way.
calls the dahiia "Georgine" in honor Of
another botanist. CeorgL = Chicago
News
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-26
A Royal Reprim.rd.

A tutor was once employed to teach
the son Of king. The young prince
was sometimes disobedient. But In
the esteem Of the tutor 1t was not quite
proper to whip the son Of king with
common switch. So to the lapel OF
the boys coat the teacher pinned a
piece Of purple ribbon. When the
young prince manifested disposition
to cefy authority the Instructor point
ed with the end Of the rcd to the pur-
pie ribbon on his coet- TITS was an
appeal to his royal blood.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-26
An unhappy connparison.

A country minister had just received
his first call to the charge Of a small
church, and his wife, Of course, was
highly excited-so much so that she
was obliged to tell everybody of the
good news.
One day she met farmers wife and
began the conversation.
do you know, Mrs. Close" she said
"my husband has Just secured the in.
cumbency OF church, and 1 can't tell
you how delighted / am. p
YES" replied the sympathetic old
lady. 81 quite understand your feel
tngs. felt just that way when our
pig took the gold medal at the cattle
show."-Pearson's Weekly.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-26
KERRY cow"

The popular Irish play. nerry
Cow" was presented last night by
the management IL the Bisbee opera
house as . Christrnas play. The at
tendance was good and the play was
well received by the audience. Ber-
nard Daily. as the Kerry Cow, Clara
Dalton as ais sweetheart, Nora
Drew. were the principal characters.
The shoeing OF horse on the stage
and the Introduction OF live carrier
pigeons were features of the play
The singing of Irish ballads by DAILY
and the dancing by Marie Curtis and
Anna McNaughton were heartily ap-
plauded.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-26
A csstly Arteeraoh.

At r Charitable sale in Paris oEes
Baron RotEschi.d stopped at a stall
conducted by Gyp. and the fair lit
terateur addressed him with the usual
request TO buy something.
Whit am 10 huy?" said the baron.
You have nothing IT al suitable for
me. But have'an idea I should Ike
to have your Autograph. Sell me that"
Taking a sheet Of paper. the lady
wrote upon II. Received from Baron
Rothschild the sun. Of Leo francs
for the benefit of charity. Gyp."
Baron RothSchild read it. thanked
her and. handing her pote for the
amount named. went away delighted
with the Iady's ingenuity.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-26
REPUBLICAN FACTIOrs.

stk@E ~ @t0Fts'
Tha anti-third term declaration of
President Roosevelt appears to have
mzddies the Republican waters in
stead Of clearing them More candi-
dates have been brought forward by
their friends since the announcement.
and the race for the nomination is so
open that the political forecasters are
all at sea- When the situation clari-
fes. as 1t win later. it will be found
that a great struggle is impeding for
control of the Republican party be-
tween Roosevelt and the reactionaries.
At present there would seem to be
but one candidate representing the
Roosevelt policies, for Senator La Fol
lette is for some reason not acceptable
to the president. and only Secretary
Taft can be looked upon as being
backed by the president. Fairbanks,
Cannon, Knox, Foraker and Cortelyou
are all reactionaries branded with ''the
mark OF the beast''-WalI street. 1t
is true Governor Hughes is regarded
as a reformer, but for some reason he
is not acceptable to Mr.. Roosevelt, per
haps because he is too independent to
lay down and receive the Roosevelt
brand.
In the past it has always been pos
sible for the administration to con-
troll the National convention for sec
ond term. but when 1t cores to hand
ing the mantle to some one else. theie
has often been cailule. Political
parties are compelled - emf, Sc their
leaders. and their administration o:
affairs To do otherwise would be 20
admit failure So wllate-cr the next
Republican convention docs as to plat
form and Candidates, it will, even If
controlled against President Roose-
welt. be compelled to endorse him.
The party leaders must do that in
self-defense, or place themselves on
the defensive. and that politicians al
ways seek to avoid
1t is probable that the fight in Ohio
viii settle the control of the conven-
ton. If Senator Foraker should sue
coed in securing the majority of the
delegates to the state convention. and
is endorsed FOR president, that viii
about settle the Taft boom, although
the delegates from some of the con-
gressional districts may have instruct
ed fer him. But President Roosevelt
is smart politician, and if he can hold
the delegates from New York. and
=='is i'll these s=c=s the wess t and such
from the south as patronage viii con-
troll, he may stin be able to master
the convention, IL not for Taft for
some one not yet named. There is a
possibility that the Republican con-
veption may be deadlocked, and no
candidate be able to secure a majority,
for this fight for control is becoming
so bitter between the rival factions
that to be defeated may mean years
Of Ieaness for the losers.
But when the time comes, the Goes
i've power of public plumber will draw
the factions closer together, and a
compromise candidate viii probably
be nominated who perhaps has not
been even mentioned today. The great
art of politics<is compromise Half
loaf Is better than no bread to the
great and little politicians, and years
of experience has made our Republican
friends the greatest adopts in the
game OF giving and taking.
n
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-26
PORTUGUESE ELECTIONS

LISBON, Dec. 25.-Following the
preparations Of the government to ter
inmate dictatorship and hold elections
at an early date If calm political
atmosphere is maintained, a decree
was issued today fixing the elections
April 5.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-26
Very Plain.

Two country women, mother anu
daughter, were NJ the circus Tor tne
erst time They were greatly taken
with the menagerie. At last they came
to the biDpopotamus and stood for
several minutes transfxed In silen;
wonder. Then the mother turned to
her daughter and said slowly and sol
EMMY: MY! Ain't-he-plainT
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-26
BANK PRESIDENT ARRESTED.

DURANGO. Dec. 25.-Charles e.
Connen, president OF the 5nIei.er City
Bank. which closed its Doors Deem
Der IT, tonight was placed under ar
rest. The warrant is sworn to by
Harry Jackson, a depositor in the
bank, when the institution closed its
DOORS
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-26
An ADVANTAGE.

@New," said Tommy's neither, y
hspe you'll profit by that spanking and
net be such a little savage hereafter
"Bochoor' blubbered Tommy 81
wisht WIZ little savage. Little
savages' mammas don't wear slippers
Exchange
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-26
ma pauuhter Baked.

'1 thought" said old GroueherIy.
that could save money by refusing
to give my consent TO my daughters
marriage with young Higgins. bat it's
no CO."
whats the trouble?" queried the
friend OF the family.
'She declines to elope" explained the
old man. with n large. open faced
sigh.-Chicago News
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-26

She's advertised as stage beauty
now"
Indeed? She never used to be a
beauty"
We'll. stage beauty is good deal
Ike stage y."-LouIsviIIe Courier
Journal.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-26
His sehems.

Snoggs : My daughter Is going to
marry young scroggs. Boggs-why.
thought you hated him. Snoggs-I do.
This is scheme Of mine to have my
wife become bis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
land Leader.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-26
THE oYsTERMAN.

His Work Is Hard, and the Returna
Are Often Measer.
The life of an FISHERMAN is By no
means an easy one At the first sign
Of dawn In all kinds OF weather except
when the river Is frozen the FISHERMAN
leaves his home and if the breeze Is
fair sails to the oyster grounds. II not
he rows the six or eight miles to his
working grounds. Arriving there. he
drops his anchor and puts his tongs
overheard.
All day loag be manipuIates them
with varying results. Sometimes be
hrds particularly good bed, and the
tongs VIII bring No oysters each time
they are put overheard. bat more often
there are more stones and shells IN the
tcHgs than there are good oysters. and
the days work is poor.
The catch Is then culled-that is. al.
understood oysters and shells are clean
ed out and thrown overheard At least
this Is what is supposed to be done:
but; judging from the cargoes often
brought here. the law Is very often a
dead letter When the catch is culled
II is sold to the river boats and by
them brought to market. Few oyster
pen market their own catch, but some
own the river boats in which they are
brought to rarket.- Washington Star
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-26
Practical.

What" asked the dreamer, "would
you do If you could be king for a
dayY'
"Mer' answered the practical man.
I'D borrow enough money to live on
for the rest Of my life"-London TeIe-
graph.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-26

Eear one side and you WIN be In the
dark. Hear both sides and an win be
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-26
LIBERAL DENVER.

The criticism of Republican organs
OF the action Of the Democratic Ma
tional Committee in accepting the
offer of 100000 in cash from Denver
or holding the National Convention
here. is based on nothing. There is
o question OF tainted money as those
sritics would have US believe. There
can be DO attempt to coerce the con
vention on platform or candidate. for
the Democratic COMMITTEES win have
the money In its war chest before the
convention acts. It was purely a mat
ter Of business, and the only people
that have any cause for kicking are
those delegates or Democratic visitors
TO the convention who are called upon
o pay greater railroad fares than they
fould have 70 pay had the convention
cen held in chicaso OF Louisville. Il
frtaally amounts 10 Denver making
subscription to the Democratic Ma
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-26

Tor Review JOB once can phone
No 90. .Aa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
aeam Nnpp,s Meitnmrant.

VT. 11U4, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Der pgrrnoit Snmeripdhrenoer 8nuoereiu
bon Baltimore" oersannleIt ftb bier ieoeu
Moniaa. = @eoree @rebnt L Cons Bier
ant Sapf nab oeutf6er Irt bireft bonn
SaS.
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3ur gendlt a. - StoatS.
Shabmeiiter 0urrnp Tanoiuer Seiat
i'm ,Teutihen Gorreiponoenten" sic
9ilar5 in ser Staotsfaiie an ulo it
meld,en 9anfen Die St~antsgelOer De.
ponirt iinb. fn II Nationalbanfcn
bes Stantes iteben $1,i36,52S.2S.
NolIen nurG h ri it c II II ers
Ell nlaen. 0as ySmeet gir
2pceum" BON 0altimoresGountp
fiibrte am lesten Gage oes alten SaG.
res cine 9ebaae iiber Die Ginidrdn-
fuug DER ginnanOeung. uub bns &c
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Mid,ter Die Tortei Der Bic 0ebattc
1iibrenoen Den Sieg bouon trlig, Die
beiiirmortete, Dab mr. Gbriiten in'S
2ano geIaiien weroen ioaten.
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Baltimore 9ampf Hadct So.
l9ute nno Superlaiige gat.atnte.)
Sic Ser. StaatettsYuit beforoerno.
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bern, 8nfb.ustor. 0..9., 8ihmona, 3D.. nno
s,epsgorf.
MobI5ettcn na6 elropdiftem gIune. 9url.
ri0fe aaiiiien5immer, eleitrtffe BeIeu6tnne,
9ainpfbeiSnna. aoien fret. Refe,hirie aaiiiten.
s%irnnIer in ben Ptuetsgireair Der Bob Cine"
Nr. t07, Sft.8aIiimore, Strnbe, BIT. 606 nno
60s, 4iahtsSiruse, G. ". g.. Office, Siiboftsgde
Baltimore. ano GuIpert'Strake. .gcnttnentaI
1ruit 9urloine" nno aIbaueRs Gr. 100. slorb'
CHARLES trobe.
Subu u. ShcrupnS, q. Brutpu,
@'ce'9raf. II. Sen sWlauaeer. Gen. 'Baf. Spent.
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&eitern IarnlauS Giiembabu.

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5dgttdi.
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@.s9dbn." Wupnesborp. Gbanbersburg unS,
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5erluno.
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gor:. Snnoper. @etibSbure uno y. nno ..
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men Comma. Sreberid uno Snimitsburg.
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gdglih, an%sacnumnten conutaa.
G. IS Wlorpers = Dorf. y. uno 8. Oioifun u,o
6nuptIiuie tftIih BON @inorbs9robe, foiuie
Carlisle.
$50 Wloreens = Miom. mad SiebfieIo. fo,pie
$500 Woraers gseifern Grpref, BfIminficr,
gelu @ifofor. Union 8rioae, .Hr1rreotue (5re.
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Glfins. Buffet observation-disclosures
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Snuoper.
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". Nptertfpn, D.. ~. 6u,pen,
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uns stebIamStuwu,
edlr7ibt'3 ,,GiMenirnh ,.Saae,"
txa s,uN haut%h.ca

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ems" .@i1cnfrans $ Samer, 5 Screins,"
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Ggrina's ,Gautpu 9tcbcrfrnns.Sane."
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Gamens9;erein perfantinelt iif ieben Sien%
fiue Ibenn. = r3ationd,~s9ier am 3dpf.
9beiapcafc- 1eIepbou - WoIfe 1463 S.
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SeurD 6. Slein's Rctaurant,

VT. 2Ib, NIabs, hahe ppluato.SttdHe.
8or6iieIibe 8eine, Spirituoien IL. uaioI'
9iearren. 9eiieS Bier an 3apf. 2uI!i6
fir @cibditslerie bon 1t.80 Born. bis
2 llbr 9iubmittcpS. 5eIepboH. =. & y.
. DIT. Sernon 300s R.
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Yaiie snr Geiie ms AnslanS BE.
iorgt 6. Naine, Or. 413, Sit.gaIti.
mpre-Straec, uage Guitnmbunie.Abe.
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BAIzH4 !!
- RAILROADS.
dgIi6. Ideilt), auSgenomrren Sonntag.
2 9tur Sultta9.
Srpreb5iige ,Seoe Stnnor auf bic Stnuoe" bon
Der Standardization nab &aiBiugtuu al

oct OuIlpCIsSlllluW NuU Scu'Vtu8iuW uI
Bo6enta9el 100 Born. bis 500 Nbetos.
6riibere Nbiabrt bon oer Ntt. StopaIsSintioil.
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*G.05. ]6.45, !7.1O. 1850. $3.50. *9.55. 1851.
!l1.53, ?i1.55 gornt.. 1918, ll2.b5. !l.55,
a2.43, 1850. t4.iG. 400, l5.55 9indnl SOY.
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! uerI. Gduio cn, SiltioH 800. "6.t5, $50. ..T.00,
I 1920, 800, $500, 1900, 1000. lit.00 Iorrt.,
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300. 1905. 400, -4.S0, 300 !5.05. 25y31
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Qimiteo), 1900. 1905. *tI.tO. al .32 gbos.
Nnuapulis Mt. &~ogrlsSiuiiou, 1850 mo
! 1855 SOrm.. !l.55 unn !5.55 Annni 9ni1oei'
Citation. $500 unp 1900 &orIH., 1920 Wliitass,
300, 1855 Nudnt. mo 1900 slbenos.
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Sorm.. !l.25, 1850 mo 1920 9iabui.
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Teler Tcrntltlis ut Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GtrdBe, NeiuaYotf, he1uem iaD Dotels, 1peaters
mn SeibGffSz TiIirift
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Satub RieR' sMrlooie.@oae,"

W0rouftsNde O0u X0lrs nno SDrteit.Str.
Sunptouartier oe5 Sefanypereins rNRelp-
bic. Singfiunocn ieoen SpnneritdeM6euo
8crfammluneen ocS Centennial Meseerf
Bereins" teoen 2. uro 4. SienItae I'M
Wsonai. 9eLepbon-&. & 9. Nnlfe 1853 9t
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MarbIanb & Eenniplpania q. q.

SHdt btfIdNtH Vpftl'Wn(h nut StdttbH.
7.30 SorM. nab gorf tigIih, dusseroriIII'et
SonntaeS.
$50 &orm. mad SeIid, nur Gonn!ees.
0.30 Scrm. nab 9elair idgli6, auseerouis
meit Gonntnas.
1.2o Gahm. rtab geloir. mir Snmfides.
1926 @ddm. iu6 gpri tiaIi1. auseerortnien
GonutapS.
4.o5 aiadut. mao SeIto. mir Gpnnines.
4.45 sintbrt. nad Nelair tdpIid. onSeenouls
men SonntuaS.
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men Gountd0S.
II 90 @beuos iadb 9eIta .,nr GpnrtaeS.
1880 Nbcnos iiah He!air. Mittipoh u. Sarts
ftan. sbtes
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81. epabn'S M%eitaurant,
Tr. 923, T~orosGocu', nabe Nntbonp ctr.
Serinmnlun9s.9ofal oe5 4 gInioutasGons
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.. Il. q. SalIe an |ercine 3u bernie
then. 5einite @iere, lSeiile uno anbere
Setrdnfe. Sci: s. g. y. golfe 629 u.
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gen lid unO ulter5eidncu am I
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t.. 2tprtI.- 9egiin ocS StrifcS Ser
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pcrocn mebrere Grtidoitcn 5crit0rt,
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Nuuocrte Nrid)0bt. Ger pcrocrbcn.
bringcn0ltc Nltsbrl6 0c9 &c'tu3 icit
Der 3rrit6ruHg Don 0crtuIanum mo
Eompcji.
T.. Npril. - 3miidcu Dem Aoiicr
Grn15 &oicpb pom Scltrricb INTO Sen
Obitrltftioniiten IN llngorn fonmt cilt
8erglcih 81 Sfan0e. r. Or. Mefcrle
miro Ercnicr Oc5 ungoriidlcn &ubi.
nets.
10. Npril. - @ater @opln. ser
rltilii6e 2Irbeiterfiibrer, aus 4Setcras
burg pcridmmoeu - cr ipll pom Sen
GeuolutionGrcn ais Yerrdtbcr gebcntt
norocn iein - olOermcitig miro be.
lNrptct, cr uer0e in eiucn &loitcr III
Slbiricn 1ctanaen gebnltcn - letne
Seife miro am 13, Moi in elmer Giao
in O5erfi, 6inlonO, 0eilmOcn, Die tin
llnbetonutcr 9lniongS 2lpriI genie.
tibet Bate.
II. 2lpril. - ErGii9ent Gaitro pon
%ene5ucIn iibertr0gt iein Amt an oen
&ice-ErGii0enten @on1e5.-Gin Gro.
bcbcu, ou9 5peite in eineu Monat,
I'M iil0lifcn IbcitOer ,Sniel Sormoin,
ior0ert 5nblrcihc Wcnidenleben gum
Opfer uno ucrlrrindt groBeh Sha0en.
Is. NprIl. E-7, Sut 6ranciocu Don
GrObeben beim9uinhtiyd Gprdp Netcr
mer0en orei 9iitrtel Oer StaSt erit0rt
mno 100000 rMeniden ~obnadDtn9 &c.
mod)t. Sd)noclrmti iiber 100000.
600 0eid)Gbt 96id, nnltIihelt @crid)-
ten pom =. Scptembcr fomeit i'm @on.
sen 452 Wenihen um'a %cben. is
murOen 266 burt itiir5cnoc Wtoucrn
erihlugCn, III %perbrnnnten. : mer.
Den crid)oiien itno , itdrbcn an 4}tus
maine,&crgiftnnN. -7lEaa bcl9ii6c
SHulihiii D@roi &c Mieper" in Der
@ltd)t pom Ni2raud milf 30 Mann Ser
NcmdmuunG untcrGclinGen, - Fnter
2oMia Martin General oca Seiuiten.
Gr0cna. itirbt in ,SIeioId bel Sloren5,
im Nltcr mn SO Nalren am NtaGcn-
frcbS.
%. Npyil. - &cn 0u00e, Wtiliitcr
Ser Giicnb1bnen. in Berlin ~geitnrben.
GortieBlml iol1t.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02

Gic a h Is ferien Ell.
Sen beltc; morgcn miIiicn Die Gttocr
mieOcr in Die Sdu!2. Die illngen "a.
men Scr oitlid)en bobercn 56d)tcr.
ldulc be5icben ibrcn nellcn l(nters
ridtSpoloit an Nortb-N pcnuc unO
Nrun0mnn.