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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-13

5-ROOM MODERN BRICK COTTAGE.
nicely furnished. can be rented for two
or three months, $40. 18th East street.
near University. The Equity Investment
Co 219 So Main nl063
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SHEET METAL WORKERS

:.
~ so, WEST TEMPLE.
promptly executes all orders for tin and
cornice work: estimates furnished, both
phones 216T. mEGOI
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

STOCK COMPANIES INCORPORATED
II you have stocks or bonds for sale.
let me try TO sell them for you. George
NJ Kellogg. broker $40 Ellicott Square.
Buffalo. Miss
pletely furnished: within block OF post
ofhce. Every room rented, with lease.
Good money maker. Address 10, Trib-
une Nor
CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS. FINE
location and trade. For sale cheap.
Illness. See Stowe s. Palmer. 5S West
End South k27s
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PERSONALS
FURNITURE REPAIRING

WE REPAIR, REFINISH AND MATCH
colors in all kinds of wood: screens
made TO order. See our new line OF fur
nlture. Bell phone 6Ii5-Y; Ind. 43l. The
Riley Furniture & Repair Co. Sod Mar
ket st. tnlioi
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ACCORDION PLEATING.

ACCORDION. SUNBURST AND SIDE
pIeatng and pinkIng, Mrs. Jeppens, sos
L. 3rd South, Bell phone 295G-K,
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UPHoLsTERING AND REPAIRING

PARLOR FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED
and repaired Estimates submitted on
request Phones S2g9 S. l.. Matt, &
Mfg Co. l5s w. lst South. 22i
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THREE 5-ROOM MODERN BRICK COT
tages. not built for sale, and practi-
cally new. . X7 rods to each house Lo~
Gated on Third street. with south front
Corner. $3750, Others. $500 each. Cash,
Must be sold by July I. A. Richter, Is
West First South. Phones. n12Sl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-11
Personals

ness. ''' On puSl
Jesse Silver OF Jefferson. is IN the
city on business. ''''
e a. Whale came up from por,
land this morning. Wv
J, A. SellwoOd left for a ytst, 4,
Foltlahd this morning.
Governor Chamberlain ga,, g..
FNtuand this morning.
August Huckesteln cap,e mn g..
PORTLAND this morning. - N'''
49, lfehe Ashford left today for
brief Visit IN Portland. '''
MFs, Robert Downing has retnrn.,,
from Visit Ia Portland. ''NN
Mf' and Mrs, Charles GRAY wan, .,
PORTLAND this morning "' ~
NeN Bean. the eommercis1 ma,
vas IN the city this morninr
Mfs, G. II. Walker went 10 por,
'@ne thls morning on business
se FtedA laanen returned thts
"vshihg 10 her home In AumsvS,s
'ehn Mihncr returned thts ,,,..
'hA ttom a business trin to portlsnS
ATTORNEY John Carson r,,,,r,,.'', |
am avn a business tr,n 20 Portland to.
Nlss Alma Pohle was amone ,hs
,''os.,,,. ,'asssnssfs bound Tor Portland this
william MeGnchrisi. the prune
Portland "'ANt irom
".,otss w johnson 'gf, last evan
he wlnter. '' =" sPehd
.,,,a N'ss Gale CordlRgly. OF Browns
.sl,s, = n the city. The guest ~ NJ
derie Aaghs. s"'s' OF Miss
Harry MinSo went % w,a,n,
ne morning GA business ennSs...s. ~
ae Remington case NN'Ains
G y. Carnss. after vi.,,. -
An''N here. lett this mornins 49,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-11
TO HELP
STARVING
CHINESE

Governor Chamberlain, I'm re-
sponse to an appeal for aid for the
destitute and famine-stricken nopu-
lation Of China, by reason OF the de-
struetion OF their crops and homes
by the heavy summer rains, this
morning issued a proclamation, cali
Ing upon the people OF Oregon for
contributions of food supplies for the
relief OF the sufferers OF the Orient.
The appeal comes originally from
the Famine Relief Committee of
Shanghai, through the United States
consul, and the President of the
United States. who made similar
appeal to the whole country for con
tributions OF aid.
IL Is represented that In n district
about goo miles In length and 100
miles In width. on each side OF the
grand canal of China. covering a to-
tai area OF 10000 square miles. the
crops were almost totally DESTROYED
because of the heavy summer rains.
and one-half TO two-thirds of the
population of ten 20 fifteen millions
)t the affected region will be on the
verge OF starvation during the hal
lnce oi the winter. and tens OF thou |
lands must perish unless relief Is
yiyen.
thousands OF homes have been |
destroyed, - says the appeal. and
men, women and children have left |
heir homes To beg elsewhere. and
many hundreds are already diving
rom famine and fever in their DESC |
ate and foodless homes, and there Is
70 hope OF relief until the ripening
4 the crops during the coming sum
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-11

Portland. en- route for points east.
T. r. sellwood, who has been Wis
iting his brother, J, A. Sellwood, left
this morning for his home in Milwau-
kie.
George Goodhue, the creamery
man. OF Boise. Idaho, is In the city
on business, and renewing acquaint-
ances
o. p. Hopf, labor commissioner,
returned last evening from a weeks
business in Portland and Washington
county.
Alderman Gideon Stoltz has re-
turned from Portland. where he has
been in attendance at the horticulture
al meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Vercler, who
have been in attendance at the meet
ing of the State Horticultural Socie-
~, returned home last evening.
Mrs. f. II. Singleton and daugh-
ter, who have been visiting the for
mer's sister. Mrs r. f. Kays, left
this morning for their home i'm Will
bur.
Miss Edith Marinet and sister, !
Miss Helen. who have been visiting /
their uncle, Hon Claud Catch, and |
family. left this morning for their
home in Seattle
Ed HerreD. the Aurora hop man,
was in the city this morning. He re-
ports the car service In his section to
be much improved, but says that the
hop business is quiet
Miss Claude Lynn went to Port
land last evening, where she has ac-
cepted a position as stenographer
with the General Electric Company.
Miss Lynn's sister also holds a posi-
ion with the same company
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-11
DOCTORS ADMI1
That They Can DO Nothing NJ.
Your Stomach Than 'H
Dyspepsia Tablets A.
ing Every Day, =
Costs Nothing 4, !.

According to the expert .
of government authorize. '~f
United States and Groa,
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet.
the exact elements proyidos
ture for digestlng food in tho
stomach. A1
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablo,
saved sufferers from stomsss
ders millions of dollars H.
them, in one small so cent :.
more relief than countless tra.. ~
by physicians would brlns -
SO per visit. '
Perhaps you are afflicted ..,.,
pepsia-or some kindroa /
arising from a disordered A..
1t may be headaches, heartbs'.
pitation, liver trouble, insom,,
vous debility. They all bsv.
beginning in a stomach WHIT.
not secrete the juices or n,s. 4
food which is taken into II
If SO, we urge you to seDa !.
free trial package of Stuart,s n
STA Tablets. 1t will cost ~.
ing and surely will bring ne
unless you find, after using Z
you are benefited and feel ths, X
need a full-sized package.
There is absolutely no d.,..
using Stuart's Dyspepsia nm,
Nothing is contained in than
has not been subject to the ,,-
scrutiny by the government os,.
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets WIN
gest your food without dem,,a
a careful diet. One grain Of a
Tablets has power to digest
grains of ordinary food. YoD
'e sure therefore that no me-
What your condition, these lIttb
cts taken after each meal wifi ,h
y restore your stomach to In
nal condition and render It caDs
# doing its work unassisted
We withhold the names Of 4
reds who have written MS wl
arily expressing their gratituds
his simple substitute for nature
Send for trial package today
!. Stuart Co.. 20 Stuart Bldg,
hall, Mich.
Fifty cent size package for SAX
ruggists everywhere.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-11
BEACH
DARK
HORSE
Being GrOOmed For President
of the Senate

Portland Special: State Senator
s. c. Beach may be selected as a
compromise in the contest for presi'
dent of the senate. It is known that
there is a strong movement in his
behalf. although he has personally
taken no hand in the matter since
he promised his vote to Hodson.
Late this afternoon or tomorrow
there will be a meeting, at which the
presidency fight will be canvassed by
the Multnomah delegation and sena-
tors from elsewhere. At this confer
ence It is expected that the situation
will undergo complete change and
a Multnomah man will be decided on.
At present Senator Haines has 19
votes. and is in the lead. Hodson is
few votes shy of this number. The
contest is between these two. Haines.
although opposed to caucus two
years ago, now favors one. OF the
13 votes pledged to Haines, several
are only conditional, the condition
being that he will receive them pro-
viding be will be elected. These
votes can be swung to any
other candidate who makes an equal
for Haines, for these votes
are held by senators who want to be
In the band wagon.
The sentiment in favor for Multi
lomah having the president Is strong
md growing stronger. The usual
irgument is made that Multnomah is
he most important county and has
more at stake, and, consequently, is
most entitled to It. At this time the
delegation is not unit
Icdson ither ofe TO ihn sope rputrok
\ the support of either Hodson or
lanes Malarkey and Nottingham
re supposed to be freelances and
OF tied 10 Haines.
Since Hodson's stregnth appears
be at a standstill. and Haines, al
lough ahead, is not Increasing his .
'ad, there IS movement to jump in
nd select Multnomah man on
HON all the delegation can agree. d
nd such united action would pull
'yeral votes from Haines and leave
I'm high and dry. For this COM +
romise candidate the name of Beach 3
rs been mentioned. Offers of sup n
,rt have been rendered him by Multi
lmah men and senators from out ',
do counties. lnasmuch as he prom II
ed to support Hodson as long as
odson remained in the race. he has II
fused to discuss the possibility OF W ~
S candidacy. Personally. he advo- T. T.
te' n Multnomah man and prefers
'dsoa, bat in the event OF Hodson ct
tadrawing. Beach declares he is GO
Hrg to vote for any man In his "
legation
y get-together meeting is now be-
Planned, to take place either this m
.ernoon or tonight, and by tomor- Al
W there are indications Of the poll ~
al map experiencing an earth
axe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-11
supreme Conrt CnIcndar

The following calendar OF d
has been set for hearing befon
supreme court for the week n
next:
Tuesday, Jan. 22.-Irwin Sea
VS.. Northern Pacific Railway Co; I
lumbia county. w. b. Morse W
II. Odell, Marion county.
Wednesday, Jan. 23.-M
High VS.. Southern Pacific Comns
Marion county. j. w. Christian,
ministrator, VS.. City OF Eugs
Lane county.
Thursday, Jan. 24.-Kate wv.
ct al. VS.. Agnes Joyce, ct al; y.
county. State VS.. A. I, Kelllla
Marion county.
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HoTE LARRIVAIs.
Willamette.

W itiAulf TIE.
o'to J. kramer. Portland.
y. 7 short. Rochester. Ny.
w n A. T, Wallace. Seattle
j. W, Thompson. Portland
j. 9. Wolf, silyerton.
n, Simpson, Monmouth
u {, Graham. Portland
W n. Raymond. do
A. p CEswell. do.
W Brown. do.
Iheo. Lindes. Astoria
u. j, Smith. Detroit. Or
w II Benn.nghon, Portland
= II Parker San Francisco
y Mauss. New York
u. p, Pike.
n I, A. keardon. Portland
T. u. Davis. Corvallis
~ l. heaton. Portland
J Ryan.
A. q. Huhn.
o. A. Siockbridge Chit.
6. laghtfoot. Portl,n5 '"so'
= 7. Jones. DO.
y n Johnson. 10.
" lefham, do.
T. SNaiaWald, San Jose.
n Salem.
- $ Gates. Gates.
;, ~ Perry. New YORK
SSeth Lunth. New Yorr
SeAflss Mar, Edmund. New Yorh
s,, s,ss Josie Clahln. New Yorh
Mss M'ss Pauline Fuldlng Ns.,
" " A. Wheeler. Portland ~" 'oFk'
=, NJ Moore. salem,
sddle Walker. salem '''ai''s.
r. = "; ih1nsaker. Turner
= Wilson. Turner
A. =. Jenries, FAN Citv
n Miller, woodhurn
y. Boyer, Woodbprn
Percy Day, Am CITY
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-11

city. visited Watt shIpp. who Is a
friend OF many years. In 1895 Mr..
Doom was one OF three members OF a
Rambler team 10 which Mr.. Ship al
40 belonged. Tho Gov company left
this morning for Corvallis. where
they viii show tonight.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-11
THE PURE DRUG
COMMISSIONERS

insist that all medicines be com
nounded strictly in accordance with
their pure food and drug act OF June
sO 1905. and we guarantee the Bit
ters to be such. This proves its mer-
IT, II you have never tried
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-11
DIED.

BUNN.-At the residence Of
son, In Yew Park, Friday mofhll
January IL, 1907, Mrs. l.. A. buI
aged S2 years. y
The body viii be shipped 70 I
ner, where burial services VIII
held Saturday morning az IL oeN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-11
MIDNIGHT CLOSING LAW
"niy One Violation Reported to Chic,
Of Police.

"niy One Violation Reported IN Ch,o,
Of Police. NV
c,ty n, "a, ~ o'clock last night the new
Cio oisy ordinance, providing for NV Nv
losing OF saloons at midRigbr me me
an'o .,.. eheet. and every saloon "sh. en-
O oi,y was vacant az mat boTr iu % me
os ose violation was leuorted 10 CSi &nly
., Foliee Gibson this mornina UnieI s
"a SS''ure ,h TO comply with the nrouss,l l,S lor
-, ene ordinance reQuirine ,has 'ls'ohs
s,I', screens shall be removed ana 'n1, aiI All
,,,a'.' ~ uVslons' SO as 70 aTord al oo-
anS s,s| lh 9I the interior from the o,,.s eiear
ana Sns ShIef Gibson filed oomn,o;n. mn outside
oaa aa'usly with City Records %lt Mn ae-
,.SsS9fder ~ C,i MoOres referred Ss tSa moores
IN .Dr NY NY Attorney condit. who = matter latter
re up up the necessary papers - aIa~- ara
,o,, ,oD ,11, 0Ihsr saloons. it Is Stat stst.d All OF
~ naa 'pl'ed With those reoSIraa,ll.ve ru, nave
N ~ "TSl k as possible. upoH sho.. hSansnts'
n tie,y. ~ having glass panels 1oso i0se.,., no,
' u0oFs aud curtains draw n'eu
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-11
Made Happy.

Raymond Zirkel, OF Marion az
", aged "a. and Grace A. Morris
Turner, aged 20. were this mor,l
issued a marriage license by coI
Clerk Allen.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-11

Mrs. w. H. Sloper, of Salem
the city, a guest at the home o.
cousin, Mrs. N. ]. Judah. Sss
change street.-Morning As!ofki
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-11
HOSTETTERS
STOMACH BITTERS

do so today. 1t always cures Indi-
pestion, Poor Appetite, Dyspepsia,
Colds or Female Ills. Get free copy
of our 1907 Almanac from any drug
gist or dealer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-11
Artisan Social Tonight.

Artisan Social Tonight.
The Artisans will hold an q
meeting tonight In Odd Fellows !
All members and friends are inv
TO be present.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-11
Shaw a PrP

Never Hut We are prepared 10 do
the best aud most satisfactory work
Ia the city In the line OF shaylng and
hair cutting Gilson's tonsorlal par.
Tors, formerly Jack Ryan's, CONNER
clal street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-11

walter n, nronnen. who is 10 sue.
eeed Prank r. Wrirhtman as cor.
pufs,ion elcrk Ia The department OF
scstviafy ot state. during the admin.
lnLfAtlon ot Secretary Of State-slee n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-11

The Salem Woman'a Club meets
tomorrow saturday at the home of
Mrs, q. y, Moorvs. on State street
~ sie o'clock. Mrs Eya Emory Dye
VIII he present and speak on her
latest hook. Mcdonald Ia Oregon. "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-11

our line ot meats, FISH. oysters
vegetables and groceries are always
irvah and 90 the best quality Obtain.
able farrington's market tge
state street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-11

New Steel Plant for Pacific Coast
San Francisco, Jan. 1l.-Arrange.
ments were completed by capitalists
here today for the construction of a
large steel plant which will be oper.
ated Tor several years with iron and
steel scrap from the ruins OF the
city The entire equipment for the
plant has been purchased In Pitts
burg, Pa. The plant will be known
as the Great Western Rolling mills
ana will be located at Rodeo. on the
ocean front, where the company has
secured 100 acres Of land. Il is he
heVed that the scrap secured from
tue ruins OF the city will run the min
Tor ten years. but arrangements are
being made to take over the scrsn
supply OF the many railroads having
criminals In the city in order IN a.
.ure an unlimited supply of raw ma.
erial. -" ma
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-11
Mow County ENpenscs--

'-''"T - y T'"T""
statements of expenses for Wasco
aud Morrow counties for the wear
lsos were fled with Secretary of
state Dunbar yesterday afternoon.
that OF the former being l3g,O2T.78I
and OF the latter t25.26S.6a. These
eNpcnses are exclusive OF roads ana
highways.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-11

The feerieea orchestra. composed
~ Nlaa LILLIAN sieEe. AIRS. &. h.
SAtnes. n \. 6iOudenmoycr. G. A.
hAkef. fhllip kelter and n. NJ. Hol.
man, left shis morning Tor Corvallis.
~ ny an enaagement at the Junior
hef 20 ee sifvn In the college hall
this evening
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-11

f'.i,s iils tsiend. wan shlpp-
Allen poop. the loadlng man with
80 hrrry loN company. while Ia the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-11
Irsislaturr I'rople-

wanting nrut-ClRas board aud
reem can De- accommodated az 6ie
Capital street Three blocks fron
tho state house. tt
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CITY NEWS
A rolle 'tien of Important Para.
graphs foe YssF Consideration


AZ the sawmlll. on short notice.
Phone 81. ls.i7-tf.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-11
NEW TO-DAY

For Rent.-Large furnished ~
4l5 Court street. Phone "a.
ILL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-11

w. Benson. arrived from Portland
yesterday, and will take up his res.
idence here through his oncumbency.
Mrs. Drennen and the daughter ne
companled him, and. for the present.
they viii establish themselves al the
boarding house OF Mrs. Phillips.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-11
nls Of che Flesh

Most OF the his flesh Is heir 10 are
remedied by osteopRthy. Likely
your case would be easily reached
IL would at least do no harm 10 have
a talk with DIR, u. n. White, IN the.
Breyman building. tues-fri
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-11
Nolhlng Like It.

Nothing Like It.
You may search the city over. but
you will ind nothing 10 compare
with our splendid line OF groceries
ana vegetables Always fresh and In
season II III. Ragan. 429 Court
street
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24


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3ulGTio iei", psnn Der Director Der
WJn3s. unS omar nit 3ufimmung
oes ShoBamtsIecretdrs auf Miin5en,
aui bic cine lol6s SuIarift iiber6aupt
angsbra6t perosn lam, aud an
bringt. Der prGfbsnt bate pohl
beFer oardn eetblR, lpsun er es 6eim
alien gslaFsn 6dtis. Da Oas MOtto
nun einmol auf ben Miin5sn fan0
uH0 Riemaub ss beieitigt piTsR poas
te, ais nur bic 4tbeifen unO @ottess
batter, bdtts es unbsoingt ltsbsn 6lsi.
ben iOaen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24
RSSieDsIt's GrinHe acasn Sic
mtn3iRIcbrift >, -Jn 6eN ne
LruIf".

Sn Seantportana Der sdblrei6en
Pro.tFe sessn eit NeglaIuno ees
Nioiios -3n Sch ne ttuf aaf BEN
neueu @plomua3tn trtlaIt 9rdi. Roo
itetlt tn einsm an ben 8unotsThah
me, Iisr asrihteien .ofitnen 9rieiel
oab Die @,rmenouu9 aieies Wottps
auf Den Scr. Staten WinVn nnr
ami etueu ajtberlsbTatitn Baud.
niht aber auf cine 8s'ebljhe gere6si
sun1 5uylidSuiabrsu iei. 81 fei NIT
ttrer iolthsu Snihriit ME sinesriian
Den gepeieu unO oarum habs er oub
tetnc 4uluns 9gaeoeH. ne 0ai BIN
neaen Glir5eu dnjUbripsen. flns IL
.eoh otr &cn9rtB cine oltinaehenoe
.QtlebHte 4noroRar8 ~iyeFien ioute.
Ueroe man aieie uHpsyjaQli8 btislatn.
Seines ei3tusn ieiteE uc5euMmua
nab III eiH lolhts 0loi.o luf Wanen
ocer bel 6hnliaer 9|tgptnoura niht
een gutter. IonoeJn seyaossu ihSol;ter
0trgr9 IS ti untsteTbietia NIB
Tame fat elmer GcttsStdittyura altth.
sin it0Htr uue crn3u Sgud,
eieIsr au 10 iday, sc VrafOtnt
eaun fcyl ollie max mia iptt. ho6en
@5rtroittunl 0uetelrni uao aascs
ipronen peyeea pt,tt tiue aspFt
SrAteaHs hes 1ewst5ss ooraasitss.
SrJsuo eiHs 4%nreusanQ. Ste Sau es..
srdat ion etro6nlit su.nahsr. AND
0oy aaem ihn tiuts lei4ftrtasr gs
a%aneiung ausittt PEN itoer.
S~iaHOpunt.e aus tier su te,1utra. "a
Elm Notio 0as ssati6hlsh rerts
ut aaf anisyeu syobsu Retioaa Nent.
mdltrH. in uniegsn $a mrt.n. ia
uaitreE @sieR8sbunss ealta aro III
Scbduoen nit Ia zen Qeirt urr
4nnasolis cine Sts1t So frozen guri
bert NO imutt Is Nasu bt',a1t etu,
erbabene Rssaue in oeu<u 6~ttcor;l
ruftn. Die e. i&aueH. Gbtt e. Theini
mir our6aus u~nlptiis sd fem. 'cld
eth Tlosso eu5a sen StsyaaS al