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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-10-24
Out of Sight.

"Out of sight, out of mind,' is an old
saying which applies with special force
to sore, burn or wound that's been
treated with Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
It's out of sight, out of mind and out of
existence. Piles too and chilbains dis.
appear underits healing influence. Guar
anteed by L. P. Van Werden Druggist
25c
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-10-24

Soothes itching skin. Heals cuts or
burns without a scar. Cures piles,
eczema. salt rheum, any itching. Doan's
Ointment. Your druggist sells it.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-10-24

Are you bold enough to say youaal
ways did, and you know it.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-10-24

1t is so easy for a person not in SO
ciety to be shocked by it.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-16
wiI,s Ar..v ths Lsgnar..

When a perfectly strange woman came for the suIled clothes the mis- tFess of Che house came Co Jhe c5acln- eluu that her own lsuBdvgss had sim- ply employed a new messenger md made u0 comment on the "lrCUm stances.
 But when two weeks had gone by and guu the old lauudress, known ss Susan. DO last name having been men- Houed dld not appear the mistress Of tue house felt that she would be lack ing in her duty if she did not make some inquiry about her.
 "Whera Is susau:r she asked the fau and bouy structure who came for the clothes
 She has gone to Pennsylvania to live. vessum." returned this person with comD0sure. She went Co Penn zvIvanla some time ago, an she let EooIbv fer yuh, but g long es yuh didn't seem tuh u0ti7 didn't say muffin"
 But why didn't she come and tell me and allow me Co make some ar rangements about my laundTyf asked SuEau's eE-uIlstrs=s.
 "weu. ghe lef' yo clothes tub meh. She made a wifi an Ter dem clothes tuh meh. Wese aIlus been good friens, and SO wen she Ter she say may wash vo' clothes long ez I wush tub, an dere wuz no use w0rryin' yuh bout lt. now was deref
 To which moderate and sensible ques. ton the mistress of the house could only remain speeches.. - Baltimore . News
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-16
Our Lost syrae.

One Of the greatest discoveries of physiology Is that we once bad six senses. What the lost sense was DO one knows. and probably no one will ever know. but that our forefRthers possessed It there is no doubt for the remains of that part of the brain in which 1t resided are still to be seen iu any one of us. These remains are simply a small and now perfectly useless little mass of by0ln substance called the pituitary body. It consists Of two tiny little oval lobes joined together and lying In a little cavity of the skull, strangely named the sella turclca and situated over and behind the nose. It is quite possible that it may have enabled our forefathers to see In the dark before lamps and can dles were invented. or 1t may have placed them In communion with ghosts and fairies or ir may have been an organ that enabled them to go home in a bee line when they lost their way in the primeval forests. On the other hand. it is possible that 1t was a bad substitute for vision or smell or hear ing and died out when the improved sense organ developed
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-16

 TAI LIST

Notice is hereby given that the Taxes for the year 1906 levied by the Town Of Skagway, Alaska, pursusn. to Law and Ordinance of said Town have not been paid upOu the property situated within the boundaries of said Town described below, and that the amount Of Taxes delluQueul and unpaid upon each tract of property described is as set opposite the description Of slld property tOgeth- CT with 20 per cent additional thereto as penalty sud interest aL the rate ot per cent per aunum from and ai.er the lst day of March. 1906, and thsJ the taxes penalty and interest constitute a lien on sagd Drop,rty, and the Treasurer will On Monday. October ist, 1907, at the hour ol Nine 8. ID. sell the said lien together with the penalty Of 20 per cent and in- teresJ at the rate Oi $ per cent per zn2um frOm date oi delinquency. The property according 70 The plat ot the Town oi Skagway as surveyed by F. u. Reid upon which Taxes are delinquent for the said year, A. D. isOor together with the amount oi taxes charged upon .g Is as follows.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-16
L.h- H.r HuRse.

In the 1fteB time a woman m the north Of Scotland went Co vigit bsr husband. who vss condemned Co be hanged upon the following day. EhP man began to give bis Iast instructions to his wife preparatory Go bidding he7 farewell when aEI E5 once sas broke i0 aa Che aoavgl t.7u and eTc.atUet. By ghe bye. John. vbaar VIII ] plant the mttIos this gaarT Toe uufgT. tuaata man. as may ha imagined. grew exceedingly indignant ar tho I-d'Trr- p1ep Of his wife and rEr.a.wsd anEri. Iv. What nrrd [ rfra ~haHr ga p.art fbrms Tm ua likely .r r-af 0nT n tham." aHeah." replied 0na woman. turning to tha warIrr r.tH THg 1f the head. poor Johns HrTri rersuae hn's rauu Co ha HHnFri .u rha w1-u. and marched 1gt aE .ha .r...
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-16
Mi-r.r- q. n.t.stlvc..

"It Is not solely to please the lady patrons" said an interior decorator "that mirrors so abound ln shops. They serve another and more important pur- pose. They help detect shopufters. If you should study the various watch CTS in the employ of big retail stores you would find that they don't watch the patrons directly. They look st their reflections In the mirrors. or course their watching done that way is mperccived. The sboplifter glsnCes at the watcher, seys that hls back Is to her and secretez a pair of silk stock lngs In her shirt waist The next mo ment she feels n untrIcndIy and ter rlfylug tap on her shoulder and the watcher. who has caught her by the mirrors ulL bids her srerulv to ac- company him to the office. New York Press.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-16
.l.,LA A.. nlH.r,rr.

A big iobbcr sent an aspiring young man on the road to open up a new ter rltorv where new railroad was going through. An the towns being new, there were no hotel accommodations, and It was necessary for the salesman to secure meals and lodging at restau- rants etc. where the price waa 25 cents per meal On looking over tbe expense account the manager noticed all meals charged 8t so cents.
 Look hege. Charlie. ] see you have charged us 90 cents per meal 0a your rrIn. and I am reliably informed that it Is Impossible to get meal for more than 20 cents ID your entire territory. How about .t:'
 Well" said the salesman. you ar9 right It did cost me but % cent per meal but tell you. sir, Irs worth ths other 25 to c8r those meals. New York Times.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-16
ID. ur...l.sI. NLs.r- Nass-.sn.

At dIBuer during tha voyage Co Cor rlra. To which my father invited ths passengers who included come oaceTs af bis regiment and the fwa Coriesus, he requested au officer M de BeIloc, to can y0ung man who was wearing the uniform of the military school aud reading at the end of ths boat The young men refused M de Beiloc came back lrrItsted and said Co my father. "T should like fo throw the rusocfobIe little fellow Into The sea. He has on unpleasant far0. VIII you grant me permission. o0loneIs'
 a.No." said mr father nuEblHz aand am not of your opinion. Ills face shows character and am sure that be wlU be heard gt come day.
 The unsoeIable fellow was tHe future Emperor Napoleon. Beras has related this scene t7 mo at least ten times. adding with a sigh. aAh. f the colonel had only allowed me Co throw hlu Unto the sea be would not he turning The world upside down to-day" From sramofrz of Cautasse 6e BGlEue.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-16
Patti and tHs waso.

One oC Charles >au,Icg.s most anus jug experiences occurred aJ Rgee0n when bc uss.sr.E Nma. Patti Iu giving concert .u a.a O. tHn iu.aI hospital The prmu donna appeared with Mir Souuey in a due. The voeaI.sts had just rec0-uuoe1 singing when thn baritone .ar-t Dul laughing and left the platform His companion almost Immediately followed although she at- tempted to continue. In response Co loud cheers Nmu Patti returned and said. "Thc cause of alI this meTrimeut Is that 30 wasp has been trying 10 get Into my mnuah and We could not so on. London TirBIts
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-16
MI. tts EL..y.-. cam1 Eram.

"Thrre WAS @ teacher teaching In a very poor nclghGorlood." said New York settlement worker. .wu1 received daUy gifts or flowers from one or her pupils a ragged little boy The flow ers were or an sorts. sometimes costly bothuuse blooms. sometimes simple old fashioned garden flowers. As rule they were somewhat faded One day the boy brought lae teacher a great bouquet oG mauga 3r.liIs. To be sure. they were much wI.eL hut none the less It could he seen that they had auee cost a great l.al af money The pug zleI teacher as sae took them said.
 "Jwug, where do gou aeD aU these flowers that you give meE N0u don't steal Jnem ! hn.e.
 "'Oh lo. ma'wa' the youugster au- swcrgd. fathers au ash man.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-16
e-y-s by His Spinach.

His chin wbiskcrs. which served as a grin for Llreruard Davis saved the life of Professor Ines Zimmcr ot lnEol- sfadt Germany. who was seized Wiln cramps while swimming iu the EuH of the steel pier at Atlantic CV' x. J.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-16
c.-..a t-. Els. c,,L-e...

NIT. Ncwlywnd roaH.ugN-Nobody ever yet saw a dead ma.. Mrs New lyvrd .wh1 Is .huaug mr something else and uor ls,uu.uu.nnu. E.u think your IT. insurance nrauu.s ara a r... ..,. .r mr..ar. -"t.rr
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-16

Enobv In high rrlara assume great atr7 and gre prgtntlgus fH aH they 6o. and ths higher t6e elevation ths more conspicuous lz tbe lngoaEraity of thplr position. Samuel smEes
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-16
cauahl h the AsE.

Lady N.s..rr-I ana sorry Co see you here. my young friend You appear to have had 8 good education.
 Convict WoI' madam ] have been through college.
 Lady Visitor -Is ir pns~.heg
 Couvict-Nas. that's the reason I'm here They caught mo as was going throu-h.-ThH5oIDa.a Inquirer
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-16
FIGHT DUEL WITH AUTOS.
Pvsl Agsass TiH la Odd Tsgrnsy in
 cofJTbgr Ind

Columbus, Ind
 Two drivers 1g automobiles recently fought @ terrible dgsf 10 COlumbsa ind with their machines as veapaas. Thav are Joe NedIRm 1f that cty and Eugene E. Reyer oi E0Egmg. each sn agent for his particular type of car
 An accidental collision started ths row. Both men became alEFy and uniting on full pesd charged each other. Time and again they crashed together each trying to pat tbe other machine out of action They w0lld hack away. then charge again. uaai Che lenders of Nellsu's machine we're so heut % wouldn't run
 NeHlam Chen 5egEme more a1ETy than ever and ieapea into t5s 9thsr ear He began t0 r6musi Esyer bss thc police put aH end Co lI
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-16
Unknown
Sy ylyestar & Graves Skagway

O||N|"|"| || I||||"" -|||- :" "
 Wharf ....-...........-.- .I0 O2 Seattle Wharf co -Whavi..... 8 % Will Clay Homslgad track lying N 0' projected line of First ave. E. of Maine, channel of river of A line. Running due west of about center of lgJ II block lG and \ of blocks lGr 80, B. and 40, about n acres.
 IaN ............. ..--..--.-.... % Wm. Moore, Home Track. 100 DO Guthrie * White, Homestead. ..b 5o
 Iu witness whereof l have heveuuto set my hand this 6rh day of September, A. D. 1907.
 IL. S.1 William Britt, Treasurer of the Town 0l SkaEw E.. Alaska.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-16

Those who are rash and UrecipItatg seldom enjoy the favUr 3f the g0dR.-- UFrg1otus
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-16

Other Prophets. True end PuiVe
 p~npl.sy.nE Is easy and cheap tg hl1 who would deride a great msn e
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-16
Tho Nature of ths Creature.

Your cook
 "Oh. she Is so careless that I don't believe she could drop a remark with out breaking her word. Smart Set
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-27

Prank Keelan and John DulfF. Jr.,.
vent 10 Harrington Yesterday
Mrs. Ira Q. Post. o. Templemoor.
was the guest Of Mrs Susan Hay
mond last evening
Michael R. Post was here Wednes-
lay evening from JaryisYille on bust
ness.
Louis A. Carr returned last even
ing from Fairmont. where he at
tended the baseball game between
Clarksburg and Fairmont.
b. 7, Harmer, Of shinnston. spent
last evening in the city ON business.
Clyde Moneypenny has been adj
lnitted to ST, Mary's hospital as q
typhoid fever patient.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence W. Leg
gett and little daughter left this
morning for a weeks visit at Beyer-
II, Ohio.
Perry q. hlfred, Of Weston. is a
prominent city visitor.
Deputy Sheriff John N. Knox at
tended the ball gare It Fairmont
Yesterday afternoon, returning on a
light car.
Rock Bell will return the last Of
the week from Mt. Clemens, where
ne has been sojourning more than
month.
Internal Revenue Collector w. E
Glasscock. OF Morgantown, was here
II last night ehrout home from Par.
kersbuFg.
Samuel r. Harrison, clerk of the
United states circuitacourt, is home
from PafRersburg, where; court end
ed yesterday.
Little Misses Virginia Willis and
Edith Martin, Of Bridgeport, are
1.-THE guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert I
Martin.
A. P. GLADDEN. goes to Parkers
burg this week to visit several days
Mrs. sprlgg D. Camden arrived
here last night from Parkersburl
and win go later to Chelsea, N. ],
/ Mrs. A. G. Dayton passed through
| here last evening enroute from Park
lersburg to her home at Philippi She
/ spent. several days at ParkersBurg
while Judge Dayton was holding fed
eral court there. It
Mrs. Frank Highland will leave to
night to spend two months with he
parents at Gordonsville, Va.
Miss Mamie Lowe left last nigh
for Ohio, where she will take specia
training in elocution.
Tom Francis, Of Wilsonburg. hal
returned from an Eastern trip II
4 Washington and Baltimore. Ton
reports pleasant time while ava.
the two weeks.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-27
NEW HEADS OF THE
STATE INSTITUTIONS

West Virginia University, Nor
gantown-D. P. Purinton, president
State normal school, Huntington
L. J. Corbly, principal.
State normal school, Fairmont--
c. ]. G. Bennett.
State normal school, West Liberty
-Lorain Fortney, principal.
State normal school, Athens-c
L. Bemis.
State normal school, Glenville-
John c. Shaw, principal.
State normal school, Shepherds
town., c, Knutti, principal.
Prep. branch university, Montgom-
ery-T. W. conkle, principal.
Prep. branch university, Keyser
T. W. Taught, principal
colored institute, Institute,
McHenry Jones. president.
Colored institute, Blueield-Ham-
ilton Halter, principal.
Reform school, Pruntytown-D. S.
Hammond, superintendent
Schools for deaf and blind. Rom
ney-J. T. Rucker, principal.
Industrial school for girls, Salem
: Hilda NJ. DUNCAN, superintendent.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-27

Vacant lot on Pike ST.,
near Chestnut Ctreet, SIS
x no 10, SO, 950.00, one
third down, balance l and
2 Years.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-27
b. s o. SURGEONS
MEET AT WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. June 81
The B. & o. railway surgeons from
all along the line began conven-
tion at the Arlington hotel yesterday.
Several West Virginia doctors will
read papers before the convention,
among them Drs. Stout and Mitchell,
of Parkersburg; DR.. Reed, of Wheel
ing; DR.. Louchery, of clarksburg.
and DR.. Mcdonald. or Fa.rmont.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-27
GOVERNORS DAY.

This was governors day at Camp
c. l. Smith at Charleston and there
was an elaborate military display in
honor of the occasion. Governor
Dawson and star were in attendance
and reviewed the troops
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-27
NEW NAVAL CADETS
FROM WEST VIRGINIA.

WASHINGTON, B. G.. June ~
c, st. G. Mcneil. from the Second
West Virginia district; P. c. Mar
mion, from the SAME district; ]. H.
Magruder, Jr., from the Fourth. and
H. #. Burns. from the state at large,
have passed their examinations and
are now cadets at the United States
Naval Academy at Annapolis.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-27
We HAVE Just CLOSED OUR
FIRST YEARS. BUSINESS


cAnd feel that we have been
very literally paHoriized. and
desire to thank all cur custo-
mers. We feel sure that we
are better prepared to look
after your interests in the flu
ture than we have in the past.
We viii continue to give you
a square deal. Children re-
ceive the same attention as
older people. Don't be afraid
to send them to our store,
Your money back if not salts
fed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-27

Two lots in East Clarks-
burg, on Main Street near
CIarks burg Industrial
Bird & e. 50xI60" each.
price for both $I150.0O.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-27

Cottage, five rooms, on
South Chestnut street on
lot 35x178 f.; price $500
Terms one-tllird down,
balance in I and 2 years
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-27

Stone Cottage on Terra
Gotta Avenue, three rooms
bath and pantry, wash
house. Size of lot 28xIOS
fe e t. Pric e 100000
Terms Cash.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-27

A bargain in two vacant
lots for a few Gays only
$4,000 each. Terms to
IS uit purchaser. Inside
property. Il
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-27

I three lots on Oak street
near corner Jackson street
---an ideal location, come
and see US about prices.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-22
Die SebenSgrettae.

Sie beoeutenhf Hen drstliden 8elebr.
ten ltimmeu IN benz GbluB lberein,
oaB Die alaemein an9enommene @ren,
ae bes menibliheu Gebens piele Sabre
unter Der Gebansoauer febt. oeren gr=
rihtuua lueit oem 5ortidritt Der WiS=
ienibaft, Die iebt i'm geiib oes Men=
idenaeidledts lit. erm6gli6t miro.
Sie 8ef fabrsperiooe, tpelde Die 2ebens=
bauer beenoet, iheint smiiden oem so.
uno 60. Sabr 81 liegen, meBbatb bic
ridtise G0rperpfege tuabreno oiefes
Sabrsebnts niht genue anempfoblen
rueroen tonn. inoem 5orQfoIiateit oann
Der 2anglebiateit perberblid tperoen
fam. Ser Natur better geiltano mad
Dem so. aebensjabr lit electric gltters.
oas niHenldaftlid,e meoislniibe Gidt-
fanas,nitisl. tusIhes ieoes Sraans aes
H6rpets tuieoer beiebt. Warantirt npu
u. 6. peter's Wpothefe. Sn Peter:
aipotefe mlrD oenilh Qelprpben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-22

Sn Der Nd6e bon Wif, 9lIbtabuIa
@ountp, tpuroe am Montoe MorQen
nm balb 8 llbr Elm 2anolrei1er per.
haftet, Der iid %. .. Wegne nennt.
nno Der am Samitaa Nbsno in Eur.
nerspile. 3d.. alma Nbitebeao. Die IA
Sabre olte Sohter bes prebisers s.
W. Wbiteheoo. iiberfiel uno l1dnoete.
Sic poli,ei in Canton puroe am
Greitaa benaarihtigt. bab am Nbeno
anuor auf bier Nrbeter Der Waifilon
sSron uno Steel Co.. als iie lih auf
DEM 0eimtpeae befanben, bon einem
Gerltef aus mebrere ebiii5e ab9eleuert
nnroen. Wlan q aubt. oab es lib Inn
einen Habeatt banoelt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-22
Yplitii1es.

Ter Streif Der 5eleQrapbinen mire
Il CUR tDlAe bahen. ooB Die yunoesre.
aiernna ibr Gplten orahtloiet 9eltaru.
pble melentllh unsoehnsn miro. Shon
Elebt III Ole Wiarins- Yeupal,una i'm
Stanpe. n0,biaenialls pbne oen yano.
1elegrnpben dusanirnlntn, aber man
mllnlhi. Ous Spiem sa u,tpolllidnol,
gen. 10 oaB ldblleBiila aut SsuiusD,,ns
Ann0en. lneulatfvns ~ hsim,ip,n tHs
ndllt,n, pom Diarine Dspsrten,ent in
Wolhluaton bil,ull, mvlotn tnnnen.
Utrner nro III ner Geile Ger Sanopu
itohen. pslhe 9Haiblnatpn mi osn
bunpild1l'Nen @arn'ionspldbsn. nlthi
!4nr IN Gnen. iunotru unh i'm 9yeneu.
s01s nnt San 0luna,sip usplunt. Due
aslban. fSiute oas Etparlentsmt 5,,,p=
pens Belpe9unaen I'M aanasn lanbe uu
ot0llen. plHe uuf otn pumosls. 8 3tleuta
pben anaepleien 3n l,ln man IN oubyl,
Die &olten=VUranibldae ausauarbeitsn,
um i'm Stanoe 3u iein, benz GonareB
Die erforoerliben Daten gu lieiern.
Die 8eiammteinnaDmen oes s}n-
lanofeuer=y Bureaus beliefen lidb I'M
nerflolienen Jistaliabr auf 1868, 664,=
O22.S5, niAt gcn3 20 Millionen mebr
als i'm Vcriabre. 9auon entfallen aui
Spirltuoien $l56. 336, 9Ol. runo sl3,=
600, 900 mebr als i'm Yoriabr yier
$50, 567. .Sl8. runo 81. 800, 900 mebr
als lm VOriabr Sabat s5l ,8ll, ,O6O.
runo So, 400.0 600 mebr als i'm 0or=
iabre !; Sleamarsarin $887,64l, se>
gen 57O.O37 I'M Borjabr Gunnbut=
ter &c. runo 81. .060. 900, sesen 1920.
900.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-22

bies iino Die Betrpfienen gum ar0bern
9bei! niht einmal psrihert. Der sur
3eit bes Branoes berrIbenbe Winb. bic
nngan(iige bobe Gage bes Drtes, WaI-
tsrman9el unb Die unauldnalidteit oer
soiheinrihtungen asgenuber einem
herarti9en Bronbe nafbte es unm6alih
bic Nusbebnune bes Geuers gu perbiu=
pern. gbe bic 6suernebr aus oem
iIaben 9auterbad 3ur Stslle fein fonn.
te. luaren Die meilien @ebduoe ibon
aon ben Slammen ber3ebrt. Das gleno
Ger Oboadloien 1T arob. = 6erbltein
lleQt ON Woaelsasbirae i'm Nanoae=
rlhtshesrt 8icBsn unb bat et,pa 1900
@inpobner.
Sn Wisn ,pnroe on 5onutoa in iib-
'ihsr enthuIiuifiiher WeiIe Der @e=
bu'tstaa nss beliebten areilen Gailers
S:ons SuIepb asfsieri.
Ser erhe briiiihs Hiiihtlina, Der aus
@o'ubla,ieu, Winrptto. nod gnalano
auriidt, bite. 1T g. ". Bolton. Der NIT
Der decentralization Miiiion" in
Verbinoung tebt. gr beridhtet. bab
iib Die franS0Illhen unb ipanii6eu
SOloaten uuo Watroieu in Goiablonca
Der ideuBlidfen @rauiamfeiten idul=
Dig mahten. vSas aanse Maiatre.
beribtct Bolton, mar pon ben S5ran=
3oleu bDrbcreitet. Die Wauren luur=
ben 81 @ewalttbaten aereist uno es
1uuroen oanu aud aans llniduloise gu
Oun0erten binQemobelt.